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TUB COQÜÎUL» VÀLLtY SBNTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1844.
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for the four lectures on sale ot $1
«d Mrs. Forrest Hubbard, of <„
ding tax.
General admission quflte.____
Lgjwell Simpson» of the Coquille
single forum will be 50 cents.
Laundry, underwent an appendec­
Kennett P. Lawrence, Jr., son of | , Addressing his friends in this vl-
tomy Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Lawrence of Co- cinity through the Sentinel, Robert E.
An Institute of International Un­
Dismissals have been Mrs. Annie
qullle, who had been an Aviation Fults wrote on Sept. 34 as follows:
McDonald last Thursday, Mrs. W A
Cadet at Boca Raton Army Air Field.1 .......
" ' * I would
‘ drop
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"I thought
you a few derstanding is a pablic forum con­
Tom Riley, who was admitted to Shutton Saturday and Mrs. Margaret
Florida, a technical school of the lines and let you know .that I am ducted by a Rotary Club to study
A.A.F., Training Command, was on in Iran and help get the supplies to world problems in terms of the rela­ the hospital last Thursday for treat­ ¡Leith on Tuesday this week.
Monday last week commissioned as Russia. We have a big Job but we tionship of peoples of the world to ment of an injured foot was able to
a second lieutenant in the A-A.F.,-at all do our part here in this, un­ each other. These Institutes are held leave on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Howard, of McKinley, Four Divorces Granted
the graduation exercises held at the civilized country. The people wear one evening each week for foqr suc­
Judge King granted Jour divorces
At each of these and her four-year old daughter Were
school. Kennett, a graduate of Co­ rags, a lot of them do, and the work­ cessive weeks.
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quille High, was a student at U. of ing
class
are called
coolies.
They ' meetings ah outstanding speaker brought to the hospital on Friday. in Circuit court here on Tuesday, to
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an address
tssirlrsxQo aaan
on enma
some rxKtxam
Phase /»f
ot * They had been In an automobile ac- the plaintiffs in the following cases
O. when he entered the service May work for about 85 or 70 cento a day, I *lveM
John Krieschel vs. Hazel B. Kreis
Hsward and a
a. neighbor
them«. , "New Forces in cident, Mrs. Haward
15, 1042. His parents received a wire but their money is called “reals” Ith*
from him yesterday saying that his and that is the. kind of money we re- World Affairs.” His talk is followed having collided in a dense fbg. The Chel.
C. D. McAllister vs. Jhelma Mr-
by»a forum period in which members little girl was only bruised and cut
furlough home had 'been temporar- ceive on pay day.
lly postponed.
“I have been over here for 15 of the audience may ask questions on but Mrs. Howard's knee was so badly Allister. *
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Martha O’Neal VS. James
injured that an operation was neces­
months which is a long time in one the subject under discussion.
an Institute
is being spon- sary.
O’Neal.
.place.
putte. mjr
My uaun
outfit is
io a aou
385 run
Port VO.
Co. • Such-
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Bob Kline Now An Upper
Lila B. Matson vs. Woodrow T
We unload, ship and help get stuff sored
Coquille by the local Rotary
Two babies were born at the hos­
Classman At Rankin Field
on ils way to
It is a big Glub- slndlar Institutes are being pital Sunday morning
A nine- Matson.
Aviation Cadet Robert F. Kline,
, Job but we know it is better here ’ held this year in some three hundred pound baby boy, named Lynn Allen,
son of C,. W. Kline of Coquille, has
communities throughout the United I was born to Mr.
NORTON’S—The place to ouy yo.n
Mrs. Frank
than over in the front lines.
I
successfully completed his first .five
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Christmas cards for that boy or girl
i "We have not been getting much , States and Canada.
weeks of primary flying in 225 horse­
These Institutes of International
in the service.
mail the last two or three weeks,
power Boeing Kaydet biplanes at
but it sure is good to get the Co­ ' Understanding are definite contri-
the Rankin Aeronautical Academy.
quille Valley Sentinel and hear what t buttons by Rotary to the solution of
Tulare, California, which is operated
la going on back there. I read about . international problems and the ad-
by J. G. "Tex’* Rankin, world cham­
'a lot of my friends and girls that I > vancement of international under­
pion acrobatic pilot and a flying
standing. Rotarians are strongly of
know in the paper. After being
school operator for a quarter century.
away from there more than two ’ the opinion that, if the various peo-
Aviation Cadet Kline now becomes
years, I sure would like io be back . pies of the world can become con-
an upper classman at Rankin Field
there. I used to live on a farm out scious of their inter-relatedness and
where he will be taught the more
’ can get together in a neighborly sort
west of Coquille and worked in the
intricate details of precision flying
Smith Wood plywood plant before , of fashion, the resulting good will
in the'same airplanes and under, the
and mutual understanding will take
same instructors who have taught ? I joined the
tn* Army."
them a long way on the road to uni­
such famous aces as Richard I. Bong.
,
versal peace.
first American pilot to surpass Cap- ThU Coquille Valley Boys
The prominent speakers presented
tain Eddie Rickenbacher’s record by Group Wins High Praise
by the Institutes discuss world af­
shooting down 27 enemy planes.
j From an Eighth Air Force Libera- faire in a factual and informative
Two Types Strong Comfortable
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;tor Station in England: Sgt. Melvin manner. They are not propagand-
DINING or ’ DINETT CHAIRS
Leo Aber Receives Bronze
M. Michel, of Lee Route, Coquille, is i ists. They present no panaceas for
Medal For Flight Achievements a refueller In the B-24 Liberator victory in World War II. Their ob­
Mrs. Harry L. Aber brought in group command,<1 by Col. Albert J ject is to furnish material which
<1 ** AC Several types OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
to this office on Monday the bronze Shower ** MadUon-
• wh,ch re' may be used as a background so that
■v|v»T9 Choice Of Coverings
medal which she had rielvej from
‘’ompleted 100 bombing mis­ the members of the audience may
sions
against
enemy
targets
in
the
be
better
informed
on
world
prob
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her son, Leo L. Aber. The official
1 communication accompanying it said exceptionally brief Jjme of 140 days. lems and -so that they may form their
During this time, Col. Shower and own opinion.
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it was awarded "for meritoriousI
his "group “showered* over 10,000,000
Because
thia
has
become
a global
achievements in aerial flights” over
pounds of high explosives onto ene­ war in every sense of the word, it
1 Europe and is something of which
his parents should be, as they are, my targets in Germany and the oc­ is of paramount Importance that the
cupied countries.
people in every community in the
very proud.
This group is a part of a combat United States and Canada we well
In his letter, Leo asked them to
wing which was cited by Lt.-General Informed on world affairs. Through
seqd a pair of pants for an Italian
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TWO DAVENO AND CHAIRS— Full
Doolittle, Commanding General of these Institutes of International Af­
* I < HiJU Spring Construction—Mohair Uphol­
boy who did not have any.
He
the Eighth Air Force, for extraor­ fairs, Rotary Clubs are making an
added that a pair would cost $100
stery—Blue and Wine.
. over there and, as the members of dinary heroism and outstanding per­ important contribution toward this
1 Leo’s outfit are interested in the formance of duty in smashing a goal.
boy, they didn’t want him running bridge of vital importance to the ' The first of these fortim meetings
eneniy by descending to the ex­ here will be held in the high school
around any longer without pants.
tremely low and dangerous altitudr auditorium at 8 p. m.' on Tuesday,
of 8,500 feet.
Oct. 31. Don Bolt, of Brazil, Ind-. 1
Corporal Ira Robertson Back
will be the speaker, his subject be­
After 27 Months Overseas
ing "The Role of the North American
Maurice Nulf Has Been In *,
Returning lecently to the contin­
Continent"
Aleutians
For
Four
Months
ent after 27 months of duty overseas
The'Rotary club has season tickets
Mrs.
Howard
Nighsonger
writes
is Corporal Ira A. Robertson, 28-yeer
old son of Mr. and Mrs. W..A. Rob- that her brother, Maurice H. Nulf
' ertson, Coquille.
The marine has of the Coquille v^Jley, has been sta­
Mimed two presidential unit citations tioned in the Aleutians for the past
, while serving with the quartermaster four months and for the benefit of
. of the second marine division. His inquiring friends his address is
last combat engagements were at S2/c- UAS YJt 9Ui care of Fleet
Saipan and Tinian.
I Postoffice, San Francisco, Calif.
Kennett Lawrence, Jr., Now
An A.A.F. Second Lieut
Letter From A-Coquille
Boy Now In Iran
Rotary To Present
World Study Forum
Mold ready about
Oct. 15
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Purkey Furniture
r
Office
New Type
Oak Dining Table
6 Chain
$29.50
Bedroom Set
$32.50
Davenport & Chair
Like New
$75.00
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Laiirehce O. Gulseth Is
Marine Sgt. At San Diego
Ray Schroeder Left Boot
Camp As Seaipan 1/c
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Laurence O. Gulseth, a former
Coquille boy, writing from San Diego
to subscribe for the Sentinel, says he
does not know when he will be
shipped out. At present he is a.
property and police sergeant of the
Marine Corps station at San Diego,
in charge of ordnance and with
several other duties to keep him
busy. There are about 25 men and
women employed in the office of
which he is in charge.
The Sentinel erred last week in
referring to Raymond Schroeder, who
was a Rotary Club luncheon guest,
as a Seaman 3/c. He had. finished
boot camp at Farragut in a month
and was ranked then as Motor Ma­
chinist Mate, first class.
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Three More Residences
Sold By Geo. Oerding
Ttie home located at 812 So. Henry
street in Coquille, was sold by Geo.
E. Oerding, a Coquille realtor, to
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Caudle. Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Sieck were the own­
ers of the property and they havs
moved onto a ranch 'west of town,
purchased a few months ago. The
Caudles expect to move into their
newly purchased home in the near
future, they having sold their home
i and small acreage east of Coquille.
The home owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Del Hoke at 885 N. Henry street was
sold by Mr. Oerding to Mr. and Mrs.
Clay E. Byers.
The Hokes have
moved onto a ranch in Fairview and
the Byers are intending to move to
Coquille and into their new location
¡in about a month.
The house owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Steward, located at 885 N.
Henry street, was sold to Ralph Men-
ning, who has taken 'possession of
the property. Mr. Steward moved
to Bunker-Hill, where he is employed
by the Coos Bay Logging Co.
Earl Schroeder Quits County
Job; Has Two New Ones
Earl Schroeder, for seevral years
past the Janitor at the court house,
presented his resignation to the
county court Monday mpming and
will henceforth be associated with
his father, W. it. Schroeder, and
brother, Leslie, in the operation of
their jewelry store.
Earl has also taken over the jan­
itor job at the First National Bank,
Jack Hale having had to resign it
because of 411 health.
The county court has delegated to
Sheriff W. F. Howell, who is custod­
ian of county* property there, the
duty of securing a new janitor for
the frame portion of the court house,
I County Judge FelMeim states.
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