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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1944)
1 ■WW— Bare Facts From Fairview News Beor Creek Coquille Unit to 1 Red Cross Notes Women’s Society of Pionper Church Met Last Thursday F AGE FIVE — i Card of Thanks See "Spike” Leslie for the best in Liability, or other Insurance. Office, 275 So. Hall, in former hospital bldg., phone 5; residence phone 95L. « A - - * . • On Thursday, Oct. 5, the Woman's By Hiall School Society for Christian Service held * ‘The O s tam e that's Dtffareal” Coquille Red Cross will meet on their regular monthly meeting, be To the Merchants of Coquille: (By Lans Leneva) ' Friday, Oct. 11, from 1:10 to 4:10 ginning at 10:30 o'clock with several The Student Body, the Football --------— ________________ That was quite a scare concerning also accompanied home by Mr. p. m, in Guild Hall. Until new ma songs and a number of sentence Sqm*d. and Faculty at Coquille High - ..................... the rationing of coffee which was Parker's brother and sister, Elbert terials arrive work will be continued prayers. School wish to express their thanks thrown into the American public last and Maxine Paker, who are attending on-afghan laprobes, crocheted wash ; The reading jrt the minutes and for your loyalty and support In week. There tJIs a general rush school at Lighthouse Temple in Eu cloths, pieced outing flannel baby the treasurer’s report were given; closing the stores during our Foot throughout the Vounlky for grocery gene. They returned by bus Mon blankets, etc. It is hoped that some ¡also the officers’ reports. Esther ball game last Saturday. Such co Republican Candidate yarn for the knitters will be here i Taylor reported on the worship operation is a very definite aid in stores and a lot of coffee was pur day evening. for ¡book, “The Word of His Grace." chased. This is, no doubt, what the Mrs. Frank Scrag entered Belle- in time for distribution. developing student interest and en During the past week two very I .A nominating committee consist thusiasm in our High School activities large distributors figured on, for it Knife hospital last Satudday. helped empty over-crowded ware Mrs. Walter Shutt returned home nice afghan laprobes Werf made and ing of Mesdames Fugelson, Rich and in building that loyal community houses and made room fer other Saturday from Mast Hoepital, where i donated, one by Mrs. Marion Clay emond, Ellis and Skeels were elected, spirit with which' Coquille is so well shipments from Brasil to be stored. she spent several days after a major ton's group, and another by Dorcas as well as delegates for the confer blessed. Nov. 7th Society of Church of Christ. Mrs. F. ence, which is to be held in the We are asking the Sentinel to Just every so often something like operation. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shook and C. True assembled and completed an- First Chureh, Salem. The dates for kindly print this letter as an ex this is sprung on the public, or there's _ ____ ______ pression of our appreciation. an epidemic of point raising by* the son, Jimmie, came Saturday eve- other robe. The Unit thanks Mrs. the conference are Oct. 11 to 20. Sincerely yours, O.P.A. or points are taken off one ning from Tulelake, California, to Horton, of the Coos County farm, The meeting to observe the Week Claire Gray, Student Body week and slapped back on the fol visit his sister and family, Mr. and (or her contributions of two dozen of Prayer and self denial is to be President lowing week. But about the last Mrs. T. H Benham. Mr. Shook is crocheted turkish wash cloths. Also held on Thursday, Oct. 26. Mesdames Spike Leslie, Coach A potluck, which all seemed to en straw, is the Government stepping in state line «inspector stationed at thanks are extended l Birdie Skeels, Frank Schram and J. joy, was served at noon and at two I ' E. R. James, Principal. and grabbing off a big percentage of Tulelake. Mrs. Russell Hill transported the W. Ruble for outing flannel pieces, o _ ’ * clock ___ ____ the . meeting was called to i' the shotgun shell, that Were put out for sportumen. Just • case of more school children home after school thread and relief clothing. Visitors; order again. The devotions were t In connection with the above, . ,, it -, . . were r — Mesdames — Walter — Marrion, > led by __ Mrs. Brown. - curbing. And we are mire that rais last Friday, while Mr. Parker was on ; Should be reported that the names Aber, W. W. Brown, Earl Nosier and i - The lessen on Missionary Work in of two busiiu _ __ _ who co- ing the paints to 50 on a bottle of his trip to Eugene. houses Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rankin came Birdie Skeels India was given Ay Esther Taylor: operated in last week’s page adv. catsup is going to win the war much In the absence of Mrs. D. B. Kee Several articles were given on Mis- and. who closed for the football game more quickly. It to all a huge joke. in last Wednesday from Eugene to were unintentionally omitted by the The New Deal is hung about the visit their daughter, Mrs. Faye Hol- ner, the meeting was supervised by sions dating back as far as 1856. They returned to their Mrs. E. D. McCune. Mrs. Minnie Laws read an article committee in charge. They were necks of the American people and verstott. Mrs. Ida Owen ^las offered to sell on Isabelle Thobom College, where Ralph Menning for the Coquille the dictating as to what we must do, home Sunday. Mrs. Holverstott and when we shall do it, etc.," becomes a daughter, Lorene, accompanied them chances on the very pretty pastel, for the fijwt time in history a worn- Auto Co. and The Pastime, , > • . wool-pieced baby afghan, made by an from India was chosen president -------------------------- bit stronger day by day. We'll sku home. f ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph «nd her recently. Proceeds will go to , of a collage. take Dewey and freedom tn prefer NOTICE Mrs. Richmond gave an article on ence to the New Deal. In (act, we'd daughter, -Delores, returned to their Coquille Red Cross for purchase of From and after this date, I will choose anyone in preferenc to FJJ.R. home last Friday after spending a colored yarn, thread and other small i Women’s Societies in India, written I not be responsible for any debts Resident of Coos Co., for 38 Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp and week at the Benham home hunting. 1 by Mrs. Statyavite Chltambar, the contracted by any other person. Oc years, a taxpayer and On Tuesday, Oct. 10, “ A Day with [wife of the late Bishop Chltambar. They live in Eugene but were for fatally moved from Bear Creek last tober 3, 1944.—August Yost. 38t2’ business man. the Red Cross," was presented at the ' After singing, “From «11 the dark • week. They were headed for their mer resident of Fairview. I Woman's Club meeting by the surgi- ¡places of earth's heathen races, ” the have no favorites. Labor Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker, Mr. and old hume in Oklahoma. In addition Phpne 222R, to Art Hooton tor your cal-dressing group and sewing and meeting was dismissed with prayer. and Capital will have to the Sharps, another passenger was Mrs. L. L. Buoy went to Powers one eal-dressing electrical wiring and repair needs. equal treatment; included in the party. It was their evening last week. They attended knitting groups. The Unit expresses He is located north of the ball park appreciation to the Misses Inez and <r>M AdnrtlMMO pet deer, which was being taken the evangelistic meetings and visited Dorcas Missionary Society f on the Fairview road. Mtfs along with special permission from with Revi and Mrs. W. J. Wheeler. Leah Rover, Mesdames G. W. Tyr Met Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holverstott rell and Mrs. M. O. Hawkins, also to Washington, D. C., game officials. It The Dorcas Missionary group of was with the deepest regret that we have heard from their son, Ben, and the Workers who assisted. The following shipment was sent the Church of Christ, entertained the noted the departure of the Sharps, his wife that they had arrived at for during our acquaintanceship with Pratt, Kansas, on time safely. They to Coos County headquarters, Marsh Helping Hand Missionary group last Thursday, at the home of the society them, we found out haw alee people made the trip by car and were ac field, on October 4: Sewing—2 Hospital gowns, 13 president, Mrs. Arthur Towne. The companied by Russell Stillwell, who from Oklahoma can realty be. To date the hill on bucks in this visited his ol^ home in Kansas. Wal Apron-style kit baga, 1 Men's bed afternoon was spent in completing Are You Adequately Insured? ' district has fallen far short of past ter Laird also went part way with shirt, IS Baby “nighties," 1 Pr. scuff some Red Cross sewing. Book lists slippers, 89 Bedside bags, 7 Wash on the missionary reading list were My Office Can Serve You. them. years and reports from various parts __ • _____ given to each member present. De Word has been received from Bud cloths, 20 Reg. kit bags. of Rhe state show that the kill is Knitting—4 V-Neck Army Sweat votions were led by Mrs. Arthur lower than usual on bucks but over Ryan that his address is the same 6 Brooks Navy Sweaters, 1 Navy Erikson and the group was led in 1 in the eastern part of the state «the as his brother-in-law’s, although ers, prayer by Mrs. Belle Hooton. annual kill on hunters got off to a they have never met. The family “Beanie," 1 Army “Beanie." Refreshments were served to the flying start and we notice, In spite are in hopes they will meet before following ladies: Mesdames Willard of the warning by the OJPA. con they are changed to another place. Junior Woman’s Club Met List Your Property with me and I’ll Work to Sell it for you Sloan, Arthur Erickson, Ollie Had- Lt. Harold Norris, who has been Monday Evening This Week cerning hunters using gas for deer Also sall, Belle Hooton, Ann Dungey, Lis hunting, that a Portland hunter stationed at Pratt, Kansas, has been SERVICE ON BIRTH CERTIFICATES The Junior Woman's Club held its ton Parrish, Paul Simpson, Jennie “bagged” a fellow hunter over in transferred to Victoria, Kansas. regular business meeting Monday AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Lafferty, Zua Hooton, S. Harden- At Sunday School last Sunday a 1 Lake county, the second day the week, with Vice-President Ruth brook, Amos Payne, Mary Newton, new class was formed, dividing the this 1 season opened. Creager presiding in the absence of Berlyn Billings, Ernest Buckner, two classes of children into three. 1 The O.P-A. specifies how far a Lucille Walker. Plans were made Maude’ Bean and the hostess, Mrs. hunter may travel, it states that Mr. Parker was appointed as teacher ' for a dance Saturday, October 21, Towne. of the primary, Mrs. Buoy for chil- 1 extra gas cannot be issued for hunt and for the next meeting, which will Plans were made for the next ing trips, that A card holders cannot dren ten to twelve and Mrs. Parker 1 be a potluck dinner held at 7:00 p.m. meeting, when the Helping Hand for the young people's class. Mrs. 1 pool their coupons in order to go After the meeting was adjourned, group will entertain the Dorcas hunting. This is merely another case Benham was again appointed as refreshments were served to the fol group. Both groups wifi meet Nov. teacher of the adult class. More in- 1 of dictatorship exercised by that most lowing: Evelyn Winn, Mildred James, 16 for a noon luncheon, followed by teresting classes are now being 1 august body under the New Deal. Ardis Sherwood, Clarice Crawford, an afternoon meeting on the study Grover Haga, after spending a slx- planned and everyone is urged to ‘ Helen Witcoskey, Virginia Mass, topic, “The Indian American. day furlough with his family here on attend. Beatrice Oderkirk, Genevieve Rob “The Crick,” departed last week for bins, Ernestine Beatty, Virginia Lat- Maryland. Grover is in the infantry Cub Scouts Enjoyed A tin, Margie Adams, Bessie Burrell and the medal he wore attested to Party Last Thursday and Jean Slate. his marksmanship. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petersen and On the hostess committee were: Last Thursday, the Cub Scouts of It looks as though Roosevelt is go son, Donald, and Mrs. Petersen’s Ruth Creager, Faye Waggoner and Pack 314, Den No. 4, held a Camp ing to receive four votes in Coos mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lett, spent fire Circle at Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Helen Sinko. county. We received that many Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. and o ' ./■ I ■ 1 «■'■■■ ■"■■■I l i " * Smith's home on the Marshfield letters last week "panning” us on Mrs. Z. C. Strang and their daugh highway. our stand on the New Deal. Thanks, ter, Mrs. Elton Brady, who came up inite word last Saturday that her Present were: Cube Brian Bark son, diaries, was killed in action folks, for writing to me. Appreci on the bus from San Francisco Sat well, Bruce Bark well, Arlan Shaw, when his plane was shot down. ate your reading this column, al urday evening for a ten-day visit Last Thursday evening visitors at Jerry Perkins, Kenneth Story, Bobby though we do not seem to agree on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Allard, Donald Smith, Den Chief politics. have sold their dairy cows and Norman Persing and the Den Mother, The rain last week caused the log rented their ranch to W. A. Thomp Thompson were Mrs. Thompson’s Mrs. Alva Perkins. Visitors were brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. ging trucks, which have been operat son from North Bend, who will take Raymond Norris, Donna Smith, San ing on Sixes river and hauling to the possession Oct. 15. Their son, Adri L. W. Claver and son. Gary, of Co dra Story, Larry Perkins and Richard I railroad landing southwest of Pow an and their two sons-in-law, Harold quille. Don Schmidt is being kept very Wood.. Parents present were: Mr. ers, to switch their run back down Dick and Severt Iverson, came in and Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. Patsy Bark the Sixes river and start hauling up «nd helped move their household busy throughout the Norway district operating his corn binder. Most of well, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr. and the coast again. goods to their new horns on No. Par the farmers have silos filled. Mrs. Allord, Mr. and Mrs. Olenn The commercial fishermen on the rott and Oak streets in Roseburg. Story, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Perkins. Mrs. Rufus Ry lander returned lower Coquille made some fine Mr. Schroeder has been troubled for With the aid of the parents a patches of salmon last week. The years with asthma and it seems he Tuesday of last week from Port weinie roast was held, followed by land, where she has been for the sportsmen anglers also game in for feels much better out there than in games, songs and a lew yells, their share of good catches in many Coos county. Their many friends past two weeks. good time was had by all. Mrs. Emil Petersen helped Mrs. instances. There has been an in and neighbors will miss them but flux of the latter anglers to this we all know the farm work was too Einer Neilson with the cooking Sat urday for ensilage men. Royal Neighbors Card Party stream this season. big a job for them to handle alone. Lewis Kirk has resumed his farm Is Set For November 1 Cranberry pickers are still in de Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Southmayd were mand in this neck of the woods and Sunday evening dinner guests at the duties again, having sufficiently re The Royal Neighbors are announc it looks as though the public schools home of his sister and family, Mr. covered from the knife wound he ing a coming card party long enough again will have to be drawn upon and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman, of Myrtle accidentally gave himself several in advance that those who wish to days ago. for pickers.. attend can date that before any Point. The first meeting this fsil of the Today the present administration thing else turns up. It is to be held Mrs. Vesta Soper accompanied Mr. Norway Home Extension Unit will is spending money faster than the and Mrs. H. Reed to a church con in their hall, the W. O. W. building, people can earn it; truly a fine rec vention held at Saginaw, Ore. from be held at the home of Mrs. Frank at eight o'clock on the evening of Southmayd Friday, Oct. 13. with pot ord. Wednesday, Nov. 1. Pinochle and Wednesday till Sunday. They re luck dinner. See you all next week. Remember turned Monday evening. Bingo will be played and, including Mr. and Mrs. J. Finley Schroeder Pearl Harbor, forget the New Deal lunch, admission will be 35 cents. It seems that the Frank Downings (if you can) and vote for Dewey and who moved on to the Laird place, spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mang Aasen. Mr. Schroeder was freedom. sisters, had sold to the Cullen Coquille Boy Is Freshman “Don't be Saps— Deport the Japs.” leased 4he place for a year subject working on Mr. Aasen's electric Class President At Pacific U. pump. to sale, instead of buying it, as was 7 ' * A. R. Bennett, M. E. Bunch and Tom Robb, son of Mr. and Mrs. previously reported and the place H. T. Leep went deer hunting Sat- Floyd A. Robb of Coquille, was elect has new been sold to Mrs. Hardman, Drs. Witcosky & Crawford urday, Sunday and Monday in ed president of the freshman class at of Glendale, Ore., who is taking pos Douglas county, They didn't need Pacific University last Thursday. Phone 141J Phone COG J J session right away. The Downings all of their tags. Tom spent one year at the high school VETERINARIANS moved out Monday of this week to Last Wednesday luncheon guests in Coquille and graduated “Trom a ranch over in “ four-bit gulch, ” CequiUe, Oregee U of Mrs. B. F. Claver were Mrs. R. H. 1 North Bend high school where he west of Myrtle Point, temporarily Haughton and Mrs. R. A. Thompson. 'was .active in football and track. or until they can find a suitable J. H. McCloskey has been in the After spending eighteen months in house in town. ‘Mast Hoepital the past week taking the Navy, Tom was given a medical Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Freeman, ¡the penicillin treatment for his in discharge. He is now taking a pre of Winchester, Ore., were Norway jured leg. law course at Pacific. visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ziebarth, of The land logged off by Henry Mil Portland, are visitors this week at j< We have Silver Identification ler and the Stanley Bros, was seeded > the-home of her mother, Mrs. Martha Bracelets for Men, a good variety. We by airplane last Sunday. Mullins, as are also Mrs. Mullins' 'also repair Alarm Clocks. Schroeder E. F. Brodie had Clint Dunham daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. I Jewelry. tfs with hi. 80 Cletrac bulhtoer deep- Fulti .er went J VOTE FOB F. C. TBUE Coos County Assessor r » Insurance Real Estate GEO. E; OEROING Norway News Items BARROW DRUG CO. ening the log pond at his shingle mill here last Sunday and Monday. { Mrs. Martin Schmidt received Keys made tor all locks. Stevens * ♦ i Inaurane« Speciaim F. It. Bull, a I Cash Hardware, Coquille. Ore. t