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New Mgr. Cranberry Republican Women's Coquilje Unit
Canners On Job
Meeting Interesting Red Cross Notes
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B.P.W. Rummage
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Sale Now In Progress
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Circuit Court Cases
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Oct. 4—Ina Beryl Marcy vs. Lyle
E. Marcy.
All seven of these cases filed th*
past week were suits for divorce.
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Coquille Red Cross will meet on
In the absence of it* president last
Uncle Sam. These berries ar* being “No, Inspect to remain at home ex Friday, Oct. fl, from 1:30 to 4:20 p. m. Monday night, the Business and Pro
An examiner of applicants, for
Sept. 29 — C. D. McAllister v*.
deliver«! to the cannery at Coquille cept to accompany my husband on in Guild Hall to sew, knit, crochet fessional Women's Club was preaided Thelma McAllister.
driver*’ license* will be at the Co
now.
his official trips.’ Mr*. Gerlinger and cut. Until material* are re over by Florence Barton vice presi - I Oct. 2—Margaret Kincaid vs. Wal- quille city hall again next Tuesday,
The WPA ia setting a price cell qrged the group to assist in an effort ceived on
Oct. 10, from 9:00 a. m until 4:00 p.
th* Fall
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_ and , Winter
_____ quota, . dent of the club. The chair called |tar L. Kincaid.
ing on ' both processed and fresh ber- to have every one reglAer before the ladies will continue to make I for various committee report*. Prep-
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Oct. 2—Gordon R. Waldron VS. «n. -
ries. ' The price ceiling for fresh next Saturday.
x baby caps, pieced outing flannel ' station of waste paper and tin for Verolene Bright Waldron.
berries is slightly higher than the
Mr*. John Y. Richardson spoke at blankets, a few bedside, bags and disposal at the station was demon- | Oct. 3—Robert Bruce McGee VS.
Archie Elmer Martin paid $15 fine
price ceiling for canned berries. With considerable length.
She said her odd, miscellaneous items, and will •trated by Leia Elrod. War Activities ' Patricia McGee.
and $4 cost* in Justice Bull’s court
the extra cost of boxes, sorting «nd position a* Vice Chairman of the also continue to make afghan* lap head. The key for the station is
Oct. 3—Margherita G. Rieman VS. last Thursday when he pleaded guilty
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c-oUal committee places her robe* and crocheted wash cloths as kept at Eaton’s Feed store she said., Norman Rieman.
to the charge filed against him by
paring the berries for the fresh mar as head of the Wbmen’s Division, these are still badly needed articles. Getting theae thing* tied, up and ‘ Oct. 3—Martha A. Stalker vs. John the state police, that of Ming “drunk
ket, it is doUbtful if the cranberries with appointment a* such by Neil Yarn for distribution consists of down town is a real test of patriotism,1 P. Stalker.
on a public highway.
sold on the fresh market will net Allen, state chairman. She expressed that for v-neck army sweaters and to quote Mr*. Elrod.
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the grower as much, as*the berries a distaste for the name of vic* chair bedsox.
The rummage sale, which starts' X
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that are canned. The cannery fur man bQth in the state and oounty
The Unit can use light colored and this week, Oct. fl, will be held in the
nishes the boxes for cannery berries, and stated she wa* going to the leg figured pieces of outing flannel, store room next to the Safeway
picks up the grower's crop at his islature and endeavor to have it white sewing thread, Nos. 36 and 40, with a cooked food sale on Saturday. !
bog, tori* and grades the berries, changed to co-chairman. She said wool material, yarn, wash cloths and
THE SAME CAPABLE DIRECTION, COURTEOUS SU
B. P. W. is not a member of th* |
thus saving the grower much valu wongen are accomplishing much in mercerized cotton thread.
Inter-Club organization but a re
PERVISION AND SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING
able time. Thia is a valuable ser i party work and are there to stay.
Scout Cub* are requesting that port of th* meeting held to discus*
vice, especially now when labor is They «re needed especially tfl take empty spools be saved for then.
the Y. M. C. A. possibility here wa*
PREVAILS IN EVERY GANG SERVICE
so scarce.
Mrs. Hilda Brown and Mr*. J. P. given by Georgia Richmond, repre I
hold of the loose-knit, poor organi
Some grower* sign over all their sation of the oounty and precinct Howard, of McKinley route, brought senting another group. ‘
crop to Cranberry Canners.
The work and to raise money. The men in a fine lot of completed sewing and
A formal dinner at the Coffee Shop
grower then notifies the cannery have failed in both instance* and took oat new supplies
Mr*; BrdWn banquet room will beheld Monday.
what percentage he want* canned i women have proved their ability at is in charge of Red Cross work in her October 16, in observance of the i
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and what percentage he want* sold 1 both in their clubs arid church work. locality and is doing a very nice job. 25th anniversary of the national
on the fresh market. AH th* fresh I Th* speaker regretted the defeat
Thanks are extended to the fol club.
berrie* are marketed through the' of Stella Cutlip and stated - she had lowing for donations of yarn, wool
New year books, just off the press,
ahbulmcc
coquilœ
American Cranberry Exchange, one «retched her in the legislature and material and relief clothing: ‘ Mes were distributed by Viola NVwton,
of the largest and oldest cranberry she was doing well in office. She dame* M. F. Sherrard, J. R. Bunch, program chairman.
marketing agencies in the nation.
urged that Coo* county, women con Wm. Mineau and J. D. Rankin. Mr*.
Following the business meeting,
Some grower* sign up only a part centrate on one good women, elect Earl Noaler 1* also thanked for the two splendid discussions were given
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of their crop, and then are at liberty her and keep her in office.
ittractive afghan laprobe turned In. by Idyle Godard and Alice Lafferty.
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. to market their choice, fresh berries
John Gordon Lawrence, son of Mr. Mrs.. Godard, teacher of Business
Mrs. Richardaon spoke of the sci
in any way or through any agency ence of government, often of various and Mr*. K. P. Lawrence, is now at subjects in the high school, discours
they wish.
trends a* th* pendulum swing* back Fort Lewis and Wally Moore, son of ed on theory and practice in connec
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Mr. Lillegaard calls attention again to Republicanism and of woman'*' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore, has re- tion with her work. Mr*. Lafferty’*
to the fact that the growers ar* ur- part to make th* world a better place lurned to his station at U. S. Naval subject wa* method in presenting
gently in need of harvesting help, or in which to live. She paid tribute Hospital, Long Beach, CaUf., reports music to junior high pupil*.
pickers, and urges that anyone who to Irene Gerlinger and, with aU due Mrs. D. B. Keener.
National observance of Business
Are You Adequately Insured?
can help, contact either Cranberry respect to Ralph Cake, whom she ad
Visitors included Mesdame* W. P. and Professional Women’* Week
Canners or County Agent Geo. H, mire*. for his abiUty, she added that Law*. Fred Houston, O. C. Sanford starts Sunday, Oct. 8, and continue*
My Office Can Serve You.
Jenkins at once, or Art Randall at when there were things to be done, and Mrs. Slocum. Mrs. Geo. Griggs, throughout the week, ending Oct. 14.
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Bandon.
:
it was Mr*. Gerlinger who accom who has been ill for some time at
plished them, though often Mr. Cake Tacoma, Wash., is expected home
received the credit. She added there this week.
Methodist Senior Youth
“Your help is needed and your at
waa no money in the office and she
Fellowship Visit Th* Beach
tendance is greatly appreciated,"
had to pay her own expenses.
List Your Property with me and I’ll Work to Sell it for you
Sunday afternoon about thirty of
The speaker* said she knew of no say* the production chairman.
The War Production Board tells us
Also
the Senior Group of the Methodist two-year congressman who had gone
that those household words:
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“Save
Youth Fellowship went-to th* Ban as far a* Harris Ellsworth, that we
SERVICE
ON
BIKTH
CEBTIFICATES
Delightful Stork Shower For
tin, save'paper, and save used house
don beach for the afternoon and should be proud of him and work
AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Mr*.
Ben
Payne
Thursday
hold
fats
”
are
just
as
Important
now,
early evening. Dr. and Mr*. Jas. to keep him in office.
Mrs. Ben Payne was guest of honor if not more so, than they were a year
Richmond had kindly donated the
Mrs. Leslie Pierce is organizing
ago.
use of their cottag* and this was young Republicans and Junior* of at a very lovely stork shower given
We know that we can substitute
used a* headquarters. After the af high school age. She went back to at the home of her aunt, Mr*. W. E.
ternoon frolic on the beach and, Chicago at the time of the Conven Buell, last Thursday. The rooms machines for lives and that, if w*
with low tide* many interesting tion to confer with other Young Re were pretty with vases of autumn can smother the enegpy with un
bearable weight of machinery in
flower*.
spots not always accessible were vis publican leader*.
these
next few'months, thousands of
After
the
many
beautiful
and
use
ited; the young peopl* then returned
Mr*. Gerlinger and Mr*. Richard
to the cottige where a period of aon are both precinct committee ful gifts were opened and admired, our young men, fighting out there,
group singing was enjoyed, followed women. Their trip around the state the hostess, assisted by Mr*. Mike will again walk through their own
by devotions about the fireplace, I* in the interest of precinct and Broad and Mr*. Clarence McNair, front door*.
Our collection of critically needed
led by their pastor. The Intermadl- county organization. They expected served delicious refreshments of cake
items
of salvage can be converted
ate Group will take a similar trip to return to Portland Wednesday, and coffee to the following ladles:
into these Instruments of war. And
Mesdame*
Orice
Johannson,
Noel
at some later date.
where they would stay long enough
any person who, in the home, the
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.to accompany Governor and Mr*. Benham, Ray Mullen, Guy Mullen, factory, or on th* farm, contributes
George
Neal,
Lois
Sexton,
Anion
Bricker back to Eugene. From there
waste material, needed by Uncle
they were going over the mountains Schroeder, Woodrow Robison, Ivan Sam, is doing his or her part to
Robison,
John
McNair,
Clarence
Mc
Martin Randleman, at th* North I to eastern Oregon. During the next
Nair, Mike Broad, Bill BueU, Willard help shorten the conflict.
Bank road, and Mrs. Beulah Me- I thirty days, they will make «many
About 90 per. cent of our former
Burrell,
BiH Owens, Helen Howe,
Cauley, of Eugene, both underwent < tripe to nearby counties.
source of supply of tin, is still in the
Amos
Payne,
C.
Davis,
BiU
Collins,
Two Junior Republicans attended ‘
major operations last Thursday.
hand* of the Japanese. So the tin
They were S*Hy Jim Kapple and Sandra, Misses June cgn has gon* to war, and we must
On Monday Mrs. Oliver Wdhkly, 1 the meeting.
Collins
and
Diana
Buell
and
the
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w*»°
of Myrtle Point, submitted to a ma- »Bonney and Anne Harbison,
salvage every single one of them.
with
Mr*. Pierce. guest of honor, Mr*. Ben Payne.
jor operation, aa ala* did Mr*. Ralph were in
‘ conference “
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Th'e way to start your tin cans to
Tbo*« attending the meeting ware
Brown, of Coquille, this morning.
war is to fins* them carefully, open
Dismissals th* pbst weqg were the following: Mesdame* Mary Ran W. S. C. 8. Met Last Thursday
both end*, remove the labels and
Mr*. R. £. Hamilton last Wednesday; dleman, Virginia Lamb, Bertha E. At Richmond Host*
step on the cans firmly. These cans
Louis Hu At on Saturday; Mrs. Link, Larson, Ethel Shaw, J. E. Norton,
The Woman'* Society of Christian are shipped to detinning plants.
of Powers, who had been there for Georgia G. Richmond, R. A. Wernich, Service held -its executive meeting Where ten thousand tons of them go
two months, on Saturday; Alien Geo. T. Gerlinger, Minnie King, on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 28, at Into the detinning solution at one
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Dungey on Sunday, and Frank Vlgu*. John Y. Richardaon, Leslie Pierce, the home of Mr*. James Richmond time, Every ton of tin cans yields
D. B. Kesner, F. Rover, Lafe Comp
of Power*. *n Wednesday.
The quarterly report* were made out about twenty pounds of pure tin.
ton, Martha Mulkey, Inez Chase,
There is no substitute for tin.
by the different chairmen.
Geo. Maynard, H. R. Turkel, George
The Society ha* sent to the United , Tin is used in the production of
Oerding, J. H Noden*, Alma Halter,
Nations ReUef Administration 200 airplane motor»,- guns, hand gren
J. Arthur Berg, E. T. Stell*. From
torp$<&es,
warship*. Sub
pounds of used clothing. 687 gar ades,
Myrti* Point were Mesdame* Verne
ments, three new wool quilts, 126 marines; tin ingot* go to companies
L. Lundy, Waldemar Gurney. Mabel
worth of nevj baby clothes, $21.50 producing can* and containers; still
Barklow; from Bandon, Mesdame*
for hospital work in the United other ingot* go to producing sup
Ellsworth F. Lucaa, Claire Tread-
States and $61.37 for foreign work. plies for the medical corp* and for
gold, Jessie W. Stryker; from Gar
Thia waa sent in during the first emergency* supplies for wounded
diner, Mr*. J. L. Brockman; from
soldier* in the field, awaiting as
quarter ending September 30.
■ and
»* Coquille. Ml
“Inasmuch as ye have done it sists nee.
Ann* Harbison.
Ope interesting gadget is the “syr
unto one of the least of these ye
ette,'“ a lhtle individual morphine hy
have done ft unto me.”
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podermic syringe, carried by every
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army and navy nurse, doctor, medi
Farewell Party For
cal parachutist, flight surgeon, etc.
Mrs. Ziegler
It is a tiny thing, resembling a
- Mrs. J. H. Ziegler was the honor small tooth paste tube, with a
guest
last Wednes-
sum at a ■ party
pa»»/ given
*>vvn nw*
ncuim- needle and head encased in trans
Reports coming into the office of
day evening by Mr*. Don McCune parent plastic. It* pouch must be
county school superintendent «how
at her home. Mrs. Ziegler and her ' made of tin, 100 per cent pure. These
that the schools are "beginning the
husband have moved to Portland, little “angels of mercy” are helping
year with a high buying rat*. Coos
much to the regret of their friends, save thousand* of lives of our fight-
River School, with an enrollment of
A gift which was a farewell ex- ing men.
' 1S2, realized in payroll savings,
preasion of the friend* attending the , Tin safeguards the precious blood
stamp*, etc. $346.10 during
‘fifteenth day in which school was affair was presented to Mr*. Ziegler, i plasma, which saCe* countless lives.
At bridge Mrs. Alice Robb was high ' right at the front by prompt treat-
held in September.
and Mrs. U. E. McClary, second high. ment. Tin encases the sulfa oint-
School Administrator* Ta Meet
Attending were Mesdame* R. E. ment* which protect our boys from
Several school administrator* from Efoober, Jas. Brady, Ed McKeown, deadly infections in the jungle.
Coo* win probably be attending the U. E. McClary, Frank Thrift, H. S. j Each field emergency “K" ration
Annual Administrators meeting in I Norton, Saton Savage, Alice Robb, unit contains a tin can filled with
After all, It just comes down to
Ed Hodge* and the doctor were
Salem. This meeting is called for'
P. W. Culver, E. E. Leslie. H. W.; meat. Do you know that an emer
having respect for other folks' |
holding
forth
about
how
words
October 9, 10 and 11.
Pierce, Fred McNelly and Ralph Tay gency “10 to 1” ration will feed
rights. I don’t mean just in the
only mean something when you
Separate section* will be held for lor. '
ten men for one day? It consists of
big things like maybe what po
think about them; and that a lot
city superintendents, and for each
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five different menu* and contains
litical party a fellow belongs to. "
of words seem to lose their
Junior High and Elementary , Prin-
riuniuri
efr— The
ine piace
But in the little things, too, Ilk*
NORTON'S
place io
to ouy
buy your
your. seven tin cans.
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meaning
just
because
they
’
re
cipai*. with a general administra- Chrilt^ cardg for tbat boy or gj,) I There are tin-packed food* for
having a glass of beer occa
used
too
glibly.
meeting fliau.>uws«>a
including the «bove
tf, I
I .tor'*
Wl a IBMTClUflB
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sionally.
shipwreck survivors, on liferaft* at
‘mentioned, ai well as county school
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As the doctor pet it, “They
Seems to ate If every time we
Superintendents.
| of information and must not be
roll off yoar tongue without go
hard candy, gum and vitamin pill*.
spoke abo*t tolerant* we
ing through your mind. Take
Ceea-Carry Martes
copied from some book.
All of which provide nourishment
thought about what it means—
loirniDCB ior msianvci * • bqme
"High school student* and. eight, This project is being presented by i for five or six men for one day or
maybe then we’d all of us start
of the people who use it most
graders may compete for the $25.00 the Daughters of the American Revo- one man for five or six day*.
living
It and not just talking
understand it least”
war bond being offered by Mr*. Al- lution. It i* a very worthy and in- | The list is long but the point is
bert Powers, Marshfield.
| teresting undertaking, and should BIWaj
From where I sit, It looks like
always the same. Save tin to aave
the doctor is right But tolerance
| The award will be made for the (bring to attention some valuable in- llver
is mighty easy to understand.
best presentation of historical f«;te formation.
| when you have .
ot flattened
retattoe to Coo. and Curry counties. .The date, murt run between 1852 tln can,_ tekc them to the Salvage
2 Fid A ft rooming
No. 97 fa Soriot
The ar c es mus gve tie source land 1900.
¡department. If you can not deliver
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Insurance
Need Still Urgent
For Tin, Paper, Fats »
Real Estate
GEO. E. OERDING
Belle Knife Hospital ;
Load your gun with
Lead
Standard Fly Spray
A. C. Schultz
“Roar With Gilmore”
Gilmore Service
Station
School Items By
Co. Superintendent
^Your IocrI representative for
WAN DARD OF CAL! FORM! A
Rom where I sit... ¿y Joe Marsh
Words That
Roll Off Your Tongue
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