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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1944)
Harold Olson Files For District Attorney ! Party At Bandon Harold A. Olson, attorney und Jus tice of the Peace in North Bend, an nounced today that he will seek nom-, ¡nation for District Attorney on the Lt. Aida Hendricks. Air Wac, was Republican ticket at the May primary in"Coquille election in Coquille Friday to interview wom- Attomey Olson has resided in North interested in serving with the Bend since the spring of 1838. Prior Unrtod SUt*» Army Air CorP* and to that time he had lived in Chicago U> <hem of the opportunities open and in Decorah, Iowa, his home town. b> them. Lt. Hendricks will be back He served as,Deputy District Attorney ,n Coquille from t.me to time. For for Coos county for about two and further information she may be con- a half years and was appointed Jus- tacted at the Marshfield Chamber of tice of the Peace in Ju(y, 1940, and Commerce in Marshfield, Oregon, was elected, to that office the same ' fall and .has served as Justice of the There is a definite shortage of gaao- Peace since that time. I line for these good times at distant Mr. Olson has always been active places, but why not go to the in civic affairs and is now chairman Community Building ’ *on Satur- of the North Bend U.S.O., president. day evening, April 1st, and have of the North Bend Chamber of Com- !a hilarious time right here at merce, Local Property Officer for home and save both gasoline Civil Defense in North Bend and and tires.—Standard Oil Co., Lion vice-president of the^Kiwanis Club.1 Geo. Howe. • •* He has also acted avchairman for Red j Cross, U.S.O. and National War fund drives in North Bend and vicinity. " Mr. Olson has been admitted toj Elmer “Butch” Briner was admitted practice law in Oregon, Illinois and | last Thursday Lx treatment. Iowa. He is a member of the Ameri Mrs. Albert Tomlinson, Coquille, can Bar Association, the Oregon State underwent a major operation last Bar Association and the Coos and Friday. Curry Bar Association of which he On Saturday Cerilda Cornwall un is secretary and treasurer. He is a derwent an appendectomy and M. L. graduate of the University of Minne Daniels, Jr., was admitted for treat sota and of the University of Chicago La v School. He was rejected for mil ment of an injured knee. He was iary service after examination in the spring of 1942. Mr. Olson stated that his slogan Price. Her father is a Coast Guards-. * .... _ . will be: “Highest priority for county ¡man stationed at Bandon and she has vross problems and careful study of them; i .not yet been named. Th« Soroptimist Club at its meet speedy, fair and honest handling of Louis Vincent Layman, who suf- n< on Tuesday voted to give fift criminal matters.” fered arm lacerations and leg bruises dollars to the Red Cross. The meet at the Krome plant along the high- ing wa* during noon luncheon at th way where he was helping load hotel. The group agreed to sponsc equipment, was brought to the hos- the Girls Club. Two new member pital on Sunday. were welcomed into the organizatior Audrey* Goodman, of Bandon, en- They were Estelle Harbison and Crys tered the hospital Monday for treat- «al Henninger. Six-year old Beverl ment. McBride sang, “Paper Doll” and a On Tuesday Mrs. 8. G. Robbins, of encore. Guests were Mrs. E. L. Vin Coquille, entered to undergo a major ton, of Portland, Mrs. R. G. McBrid operation, and John Berry, whose, and Rev. Robt Greene, Mr. Green home is in Mill City, Ore., entered for »poke on the subject of the Red Croc treatment. and reported on the Boys and Girl Carl Eugene, young son of Mr. and clubs. Mrs. Howard Koch of McKinley, was —;-------- 5------------ brought in Wednesday for treatment Another $2,000 For C m I for pneumonia. Development Paid Bf Toot Co. Dismissals the past week were Mrs. __ ______ _ __ _ . ... F. W. Martin last Thursday. Mfs. Georgia Vance on Friday?Mu Mary . T °' ? ™ 1 thorized the payment of anothe d Eddle Ha*nachililt °n of the 120,000 budgeted by to. Several members of the Bachelor Girls club spent last week-end at the Richmond cabinet Bandon, Making up the group were Dorothy CoHey, Jean Williams, Mary Lou Culver, Maxine Johnson, Margaret Belloni, Aloha Alien, Marybelle Yarbrough, Dorothea Yarbrough and Glenda Clinton. They will meet next Friday for the regular luncheon meeting at the Hotel. Belle Knife Hospitql _ _____________ __ i county to match the state’s 820,000 ft* ~” 'coal investigation in Coos county Lion Bob Stewart, of the Mt. States |Thil make8 , tota| of alre<d. Power Co., says that it shouldn’t turned over, take any high powered line to con-| ________ _______ . vinee people that the Lions Club WANTED—Women to do houseclean■ R. L? Brown At Baptist Church Next Week Roy L. Brown, Baptist Evangelist, will be at the local Baptist church next week, Tuesday through Easter Sunday. Mr. Brown is not an or dained minister but a Christian busi ness man from Detroit. His original, and unique presentation comes to a very logical and forceful conclusion. Each message is illustrated with a large colored chart.. Some of his topics are: “Is the Bible Historically and Scientifically True?” “Is Gene sis, Chapter. One, Fact or Fiction?” “The Conflict of the Ages.” “How to Become Rich.** “The Historic and Scientific Accuracy of the Scrip tures.” “Why De We Have Four Gospels?” Here is a chance to stop yeur doubting, settle your questions and understand your Bible. Before the Extra Tax H AA OLD SOUTH FACE I eLotion ........... -............ 11b. LORING TALC BODY POWDER ..................... .................... A A blustery lotion Z.eUU Few left ................................... -...... -- $*| AA YARDLEY HAND CREAM I e\JVJ Few left -................. *........... >5 ^CDOROTHX GRAY DRY i ¿e£J MIXTURE........................ e................... . < ^r*c HIND’S COMPLETE FACIAL « / (Hind’s Lotion A Cream) ........ «... >0 AA FAREL DESTIN CREAM | ¿.VU A POWDER ...... < LUCIEN LELONG FACE POWDER <! Glass Jar — Nice Aster Gift'............................ - M Franklin Stock Remedies Get Your New Catalogue FREE ■ April Fools Dance will be electrifying. ... —J , EASTER CARDS prices EASTER CANDY . POCKET KNIVES . . ■ ■ - ing <*. two mornin<g , I packing home a sack of BREWSTER Phone 2O7M. M» U. E. McClary. VALLEY BRAND POTATOES. It’s Fuhrman’s Pharmacy 'Open 8:30 a. m. until 6:00 p. m [ 9c TOTAL 55c i 7c TOTAL 40c TpTAL l«c THUR. FRI1. SÄT.’ „T? 1 Five Divorces Granted Tuesday Judge King granted divorces to the five plaintiffs whose cases were brought before him in circuit court here Tuesday. The cases were: Wayne Middleton vs. Leetha A. Middleton. Alvin Kendrick vs. Bernice Ken- dri-k. lien H. Coffman vs. Nannie Coff- mai . Edytlie C. Foster vs. Glenn L. Fos ter. Hisel R. Maguire vs. Harry Ma guire. wtaiMVMf NEWS — COMEDY
