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TÄE COQUBXt VALMY ftENTINEL COGÜiLlX 0EEGÖN. THURSDAY, AUGUST IS. 1943.
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farm work on the Emil Peterson and Dakota, a cousin of J. H. McCloskey,
Rey Roblson ranches at Norway this is visiting at the McCloskey home this
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers and
family and Vernon McMichael drove
to Azalea Saturday evening and yeat
the night Visiting at the home of Mrs.
Myers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wn.
McMichael. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Arthur Jones, of Myrtle Point, was
a Saturday evening visitor at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hammack, of
Redmond, Oregon, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller last Sat
urday. They came in after their
daughter, Mias Dacey May Hammack
who has been visiting at the home of
her uncle, DauneCt Hammock, ia Myr-
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. Emmett
Hammack and family, in Myrtle
Point.
Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Myers, of Myr-
tie Point, wove Sunday evening guests
of Mrs. Ida Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wkhnark spent
Sunday at the home of her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Crawford,
of North Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cail vUlted at
, the home of Mrs. Kate Hodson "in
Myrtle Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Molden Carl and
Douglas, were Sunday dinner guest«
of Mir. and Mrs. W, E. Cross of Co
quille.
Jim Mullins, of Portland, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl
last Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Long visited relatives in
Eugene this past week.
Steve Hemstreet, of San Francisco,
visited at the home of Mr. and M ts .
John Widm ark as he was on his way
to Portland where be is moving.
Mrs. Emil Peterson, of Norway,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tyrrell Woodward Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zeller and fam
ily drove to Roseburg Sunday and
visited relatives there.
Wayne Woodward, of Portland, was
an Arago visitor last Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Sell, of Sixes, visited
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lane, last week. -
Mrs. Stanley Halter was a Wed
nesday guest at the hoipe of M>. and
Mrs. C. 8. McAllister. .
Pamela and Maureen Evans re
turned home Saturday from Allegany
after visiting at the home of M a
and Mrs. Roy Mast for about a week.
Mrs. J. L. Burtis and Mrs. J. D.
Carl visited Mrs. Ous Schroeder at
the Knife Hospital in Coquille Mon
day
, Mrs. J. L. Burtis and James Bun-
nage were Friday guests of Mr. and
Mrs- Verne Lundy in Myrtle Point.
James Bunnage is helping with the
Brown, Marion E. Barton, Margaret
Kimmel and Elfleda Endteey._______
Teachers7 School
Wett Attended
Calung carda. 50 tor »1.00. *
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rilley became
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Trigg were last
tbe parents of an 8H pound son, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
The teachers* school at Valley View
born to them at the Knife hospital in L. F. Leatherman in Coquille.
was attended by 46 and proved to be
Coquille last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bennett and very interesting and worthwhile.
Mrs. Ward Evans, accompanied by Mrs. Julia Leep spent Thursday eve-
The regular meeting of the Women’s
Several special features broke into
Mrs. Chester Willson and Chloe and ning of last week visiting Mrs. Ella the work of the two day«, the group Society of Christian Service was held
Mrs. Stella Freeman, of Myrtle Point. ~
Bryant and her mother, Mrs. Belle singing led by Mrs. Betty Barton, at the church last Thursday. One
We want you folks to
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewellen as Mr. Bennett was «sti- with Ethel Fish at the piano; a skit of the reports of public interest was
know we don’t intend to be
Verne Lundy and also Mr. and Mrs. ‘ mating material for a repair job Mrs. by Valley View girls, “The Dairy that of the stamp and bond saleslady,
partial with anyone that is
John Febher last Saturday.
J Bryant is contemplating having done. Maids,” directed by Mrs. Verna Cox; Mrs. Eva Stevens. She announced
making an effort to keep
Misses Pamela and Maureen Evans
Robert Kellenberger, of Rockford. The Gathering of the Nuts" put on that during the month of July the
their equipment in good
i
wpre Saturday evening dinner guests Ill., was in Coquille last week visiting, by
? of’o^tlas county fa skit members of the organization had
shape.
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw in his nephew, Alfred ’ —
Kellengerber
and
“
* “ ' -Wanted, a Housekeeper” directed by* bought one thousand and fifty dollars
Treat us as you would
Coquille.
family, and also his sister-in-law, Mr«. Cora Mackey and a reading -by worth of bonds and $26 75 worth of
any traitor if we are ever
Mr. and Mrs. Maiden Carl and Mrs. Lena Kellenberger and daugh Hi»« Mary Donaldson.
stamps. After routine business more
caught taking a job for ex
Douglas and Arthur R. Jones were. ter, Mrs. Rusell Hank, of Norway.
Moat of the time of the two out- was heard of the study book, “Will
tra pay.
Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and
a
Man
Rob
God?
”
A
pet
luck
lunch
aide instructors, Mis«
Florence
Mrs. Ralph Long.
Beardsley, of the State Department eon was enjoyed at noon, with three
There are certain motor
Mrs. Ward Evans, Pamela and
of Education. and Mis* Mary Donald of the ladies* husbands in attendance.
jobs that we do put forth
Maureen were Sunday guests of Mr.
At the afternoon meeting, Mrs.
son, Supervisor of the Oregon College
every effort to get going,
Mrs. Gordon Bell and Miss Mildred
and Mrs. Chester Wilson of Myrtle
of Education, was devoted to the pre Rogers led the devotions and Mrs.
because we have the only
Bell visited in Powers a couple of
Point
sentation of the Social Studies, since Fugelson had charge of the program,
equipment in the Valley to
j
days
last
week.
Miss
Bell
left
Mon
Mrs. Tom Cook, Charles and Butch,
Oregon for the first time is to have the topic being “The Volunteer
perform certain machining
were Monday visitors of Mr and day night of last week for her home Geography, History, and Civics pre Woman.”
Several interesting re
jobs. ’..e have had several
in Seattle after two weeks visit at
Mrs. Ward Evans. -
sented in a fused program. Mrs. Inez ports were given. Alene Hunt sang,
in the past week where a
her brother’s home.
' Chase handled phonetics and primary “in the Garden” and “Garden of
crew
of 12 or IS men were
Mrs. Mabel McKinley and daugh- iL™.* "“nal~
laid off until the engine was
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»«“X Bar ton hand - Prayer,” accompanied by Joanne
ter, Sandia, of North Bend, visited
Savage, who later played the piano
ready.
led Spelling and Arithmetic.
last week-end at the T. H. Benham
solo,
“
ConAtlation.
”
In
attendance
were
Lula
C.
Gor
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fisher and daugh- I home.
Due to. limited space we
rell, county superintendent of Doug- * Those present were Mesdanies
ter, Nancy, from Wash. D. C-, and
Word has been received that Bill
are
often compelled to de
Mrs. Veen Lunday, of Myrtle Point, I 1 Berry ia stationed at Camp Roberts i las, county, and Kathryn Smith, Brown, Boeserinan, Davis, Fugelson,
lay large jobs. This will be
Gormley,
Gray,
Gillespie,
Harris,
county
superintendent
of
Curry
coun
‘ ,
were callers Wednesday of Inst week ■' in ^California.
different when we get in
Hultin, Lundquist, Laws, McCurdy,
at the J. H. McCloskey residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Noah and daugh- ty.
ly
new quarters.
V.
Newton,
Nelson,
Pur-
Special
thanks
is
extended
to
the
Minard,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Rylander, Mr. ter, Bonnie Ellen, of Lakeside, visit- |
vance,
H.
Petersen,
Londy
Peart,
and Mr*. Guy Grant and family, of ed relatives here last week-end. | ¡ school board for putting the building
ERNIE
Norway, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Their son, Bill, is in the navy and sta | into shape for the meeting, to the Lavinia Peart, Rogers, Richmond,
'
teacher» of the Valley View school, Stark, Skeels, Stevens, Taylor, Wood,
Schroeder, of Myrtle Point, were tioned at Farragut,
R.11
iu«1 namely Mrs. Esther Wilson and Mrs. Hawkins, Marian Preussler and Mrs.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Visiting at the
Mrs. Milton- Schroeder and family, week-end was Mias Margaret Solum i MFrtle Kelley, who acted as hostesses Couden.
Mrs _ Bell and ,nd alao t0 Mr8' Fred ihri*tenen, who
in honor of Edwin Schroeder's and of Seattle, Wash.
in
preparations.
his grandson’s birthdays.
| Miss Solum were school girl chums j
Succeeding-the Valley View school
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haughton are an<j Miss Solum had been a delegate
expecting their son, Robert, home on a trip back east, coming home was the two day school at Bunker
this week from Camp Shelby, MI m ., the southern route. She left Sun Hill which was attended by 51
teachers.
for a few days.
day evening to continue her trip
Those in attendance dars:
Julia
While it is not required by law that auto drivers have
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson have home.
C. Gorrell, Jane Creagor, Esther N.
rented what used to be the Jack
Don Boone has written home Me is ,
Wood’s place in the Fax Bridge dis to be sent to a naval school but was Briner, Father Wilson, Ellen Arrell,
trict and are milking some 3S cows. unable to state what or where. ' Wanda Voick, Verna Caiu. Mary
Donaldson, Ethel Fish, Mabel Wil i
They still have the Sparks place
Mrs. Melissa Brownson. 93 year
liams, Verna Cox, Marie Stewart, Ida
Under the provisions of the new state law, which became
rented here at Norway.
old grandmother of Tom Benham,
effective on June 10, it is highly desirable, from the aute-
Mr. and Mrs. Ulice Fults, of with her daughters, Carrie Benham F. Oerding, Ruth Shaw, Helen Sum i
ist’s point of view that his car be fully covered by Liability
Beaverton, Oregon, were down over and Hattie Hatcher, and son, Harry mers, Kathryn Smith, Harriet Hough
Insurance to make sure that, in case of an accident or eol-
the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. Brownson, were Sunday visitors at ton, Lura Morgan, Irene McMillion, i
Dena Pierce, Mabel Laird, Sylvia
•ision, for which he may not be responsible, that the license
and Mrs. Bob Fults, of Fat Elk, and the Benham home.
Mrs. Hatcher
of his car is not suspended, pending court action to deter-
her grandmother, Mrs. Martha Jane lives in Myrtle Point and the Brown- Crgine, Florence Beardsley, Vida
Prince, Lucile Trigg, Ethel C. Littler,
mine where the fault lay.
Mullens, of Norway.
sons and Mrs. Benham live at Bridge.
Burton Dunn, Evelyn Sutphin, Iris
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haughton and
Mr. Dow was reported as worse
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daughter, Dorothy, spent Sunday af last Sunday. He is at home, having Holverstott, Inez R. Chase, Cora
ternoon visiting at the R. H. Haugh been in Keizer hospital a short time Mackey, Lavinia Peart, Myrtle Kelley,
Evelyn Hayes, Dollie R. Smith, Jes
ton’s.
ago.
sie Zinn, Olga Royer, Martha E. Mul
Jim Mullins, of Norway, has been
The Walter Norris family left
Office Phone 5
making tip Jog rafts for Henry Miller Sunday for their new home north key, Bese Waaeon, Margaret Bar-
uett, Wayne Smitn. Margaret C.
at the Norway log dump the past of Roseburg in Garden valley.
three weeks.
Juanita Heddon, of Marshfield, is
Harry Druliner has been helping visiting her parents, Mr. and Jdrs.,
A. R. Bennett this week on the feed ■J. A. Deadmend.
barn he is building for the Peterson
Lula Marie Lindsay returned home
Bros., at Arago.
Saturday after spending a week at
the Owen Barton home in Roseburg
Ray Deadmoad helped move the;
Walter Norris family out to Rose-1
burg last Sunday.
Lorraine Norris and cousin, Harold
Stock, are Visiting Harold’s father,
Frank Stock, of near Portland. While 1
there they both found employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon and ,
daughter, of San Diego, Calif., came I
to visit his mother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Kenyon. They left
for Hood River Saturday morning.
Later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Mel
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vin Kenyon packed up and followed.
They plan to locate at Hood River but
DRIVE OVER 240 MILES
were planning to stop at Lake Tah-
kenitch on the way.
PER MONTH ARE NOW
Interesting W.S.C.S
Meeting Aug. 5
Howdy Folks
¡Fairview News
Norway News Items
M&W Auto Service
Auto Liability Insurance
E. E. (Spike) Leslie
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McKinley News
The McKinley and Fairview Ob
servation Posts sponsored a grand
old-time dance Saturday night at the
McKinley hall. The proceeds were
split 50-50 and will be used for
much needed equipment and neces- |
sary articles to be used in the Posts,
as both communities are planning the
building of new tower Posts to re
place the low, small building now in
use. At 13:30 just before a free
lunch of sandwiches, pickles and
coffee was served to all, Howard
Kock, asst, chief observer, presented
to Mrs. Myrtle Glenn, Mrs. Helen
Mast, Mrs. Josie Mast, Myrna Ober-
man, Mrs. Wilma Shephard. Mrs.
Florence Gill, lOOrhour arm bands.
Mrs. Georgia Bunch, Mrs. Marie
Churchill and Ed Abernathy’s name«
were called for arm bands but these
people were not present. They wilt
receive their honors privately.
Saturday was rather an Oberman
day at the Poet as Hazel Oberman
began the day at 5:00 a. m. and
watched until 7:00 p. m.;,her mother,
Opal Oberman relieving her at that
time and she stayed 'on until 9:00
a. m. Sunday morning.
People like
thia deserve, a little extra praise
now and then. We have others on
our Post, too, whom we will try to
mention from time to time. Our Ob
servation Post Is really going strong
now? .
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and wee son.
Mike, of Fairview, moved over the
week-end to the small house of Mr
and Mrs. Reuben W. Brown.
Mrs. Mildred King visited over the
week-end with her folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Loe Mast. Mrs, Lee Mast and
grandson, Gene, had visited with Mrs.,
King the last half of the past week
in CoqulUe.
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