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Lieut, and Mrs. Jack Clinton
Coming Sat. For A Few Days
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Mrs. Clinton are expected to arrive
Saturday for a few days’ visit at the
homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Theo L. Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Belloni.
They are coming
from Vallejo, Calif., where his ves­
sel. the heavy cruiser “Indianapolis,”
1« in dry dock. Jack has now been
in the Navy for two and one-half
years.
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Two Coquille Young Men
Have A Visit In London
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Cpl. Erwin Plaep To Be .
Home Soon From Europe
have joined during the year. The
following new officers were in­
stalled;
' president.
Georgianna
Vaughan; vice president, Susie Fol­
som; treasurer, Bess Maury, cor. sec.,
Ruth Axtell; rec. sec., PAtsy Bark­
well; directors, Florence Barton and
Lets Leslie. The retiirng president, I
Leto Leslie, received a past preai- I
dent’s pin.
A gift was presented to
Edith McNelly, who is leaving, and |
plans for the Fourth were discussed. ,
Mrs. E L. Knox has received word
The many friends of Cpl. «Erwin
that her husband, Cpl. Lyle Knox, Plaep, youngest son of Mr. and'Mrs.
while transferring from the Azores H. K. Plaep who live on the Sweet
Islands to Iceland, had a short visit place just below Riverton, will be
in London with Sgt Lawrence Hatch- interested to know that Erwin has
er, also of Coquille. In fact, they 116 service points to his credit and
were together when the official news that be is to be released from the
of the surrender of Germany was service in the very near future. He
announced.
¡is stationed in Austria at this time.
Cpl. Knox is due to move to the Erwin attended Coquille high school
Pacific soon and is hoping for a de- and his record with the armed forces
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lay enroute to get acquainted with in the eastern theatre of war is one Surprise Shower For Couple
T/Sgt. Leander Faster To
At Henry Ellis Home
his young daughter, whom he has to be proud of.
Be Mustered Out Soon
never seen.
Cpl. Knox is with a
He has beerj in six major cam-
A surprise shower was given fur
T/Sgt. Leander Renter, who was at Medical Air Evacuation Squadron paigns, seeing action first in the Tu- Einar Anderson and Helen Smith at
Riverton a few weeks ago, accom­ in Iceland and Sgt. Hatcher is with nisian. campaign in Africa. He has the Henry Ellis home on the evening
been awarded six battle stars for of June 10.
Guests invited ware:
panied by his wife and little daugh­ a B-17 group near London.
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those campaigns — after
Tunisia Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newton. Mr.
ter, to see his father, William Pantor,
came Tunis, Pantellaria, Palermo, and Mrs W A. Couden, Mr. and Mrs.
who was ill, Is to be mustered out W. L. Buoy Going To Hawaii
Messina, Salerno, then France and Monroe Swindall, Mr. and Mrs. Oren
of the service at Fort Lewis this For Nav/ Reassignment
finally Germany iteseif.
He has Chy, Mr*. Bart Ferry, Velma Coy,
week. The senior Pan ter’a health re­
Wayland L. Buoy, MoMMl/e, U.g. been given the special Presidential Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Anderson,
mains such that he is unable to
N. R., left Shoemaker, Calif., last Citation, and also the special French Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davis, Dorothy
carry on with the work on their I
Friday bound for Hawaii, where he Citation.
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Belle Newton, Barbara Lee Swindall.
big ranch and Leander is being re­
will be reassigned a ship for further
Mrs Leona SwindalJ. Frank Ward. |
leased from the service and will
service in Pacific waters. He re­
of North Bend, and the host and
move immediately to the ranch j
Soropttmists Have Their
hostess, Mr and Mrs Ellis.
where he will assist his brother, Le- 1 turned fi-om out of the Pacific the
Queen
Candidate
As
A
Guest
land, who has found ft very hard to i ‘ last of February, after having served
'out there for over three years aboard
A special guest at the Soroptomist SPAR Seaman Doratky K.
carry on all the work there with
.the palatial USS Dixie.
He wag luncheon • Monday, was charming
the present shortage of farm help. '■ I married to Mias Cherie Mae Hartwell
Miss Lou Livengood, who was se- Standley Sent To Alaska
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pantor will 1 of Riverton during his thirty-day lected by the Soropttmists as their
SPAR Seaman Durothy Eileen
■ live in their trailer house .on the
and Mrs
l leave qt that time and then went candidate for queen of the Fourth Standley, daughter of Mr
ranch until the heqvy summer farm ‘■east to gthool. From there he was of July Celebration.
Mias Liven- Edward P. Standley. HalUngstad
work eases up, after which will
recently, returned to Shoemaker, good was a Pepetor at Coquille High Apartments, Coquille, was in the sec­
probably build a new house.
where his bride joined him, after the the past year and was also a prin- ond draft of SPARS reporting in
closing of her school at -Coos Bay.
cess at the May Festival. Her gracq- Alaska recently for duty at Coast
Jake Crump HtiMs German
She,
• Mrs. Buoy will not return to Coos ful carriage and pleasing personality Guard bases of that district
Souvenirs From Europe
.county until about the middle of are desirable characteristics for a formerly was stationed at Portland ,
SPAR Standley is a ^aduato of ;
Mrs. Doris R. Crump received an August. She has undertaken a big queen.
Mrs Michener was a guest of her Camas Valley high school. Before '
interesting group of articles June 19 i administrative job in Oakland as
from her husband, Pfc. D. R. Crump, Community Playground Supervisor, sister, Ruth Axtell. There were six­ enlisting November 10. 1M3, >
who is with the Third Army policing with a faculty consisting of highly teen members present to hear the employed by the Woolworth
Germany. “Jake," as he is better trained and specialized > men and annual end - of - the - year reports, [ P«ny at Portland
, Physi- which stated that nine new members
known here, sent twelve German women in the fields of
Calima caros, M tur st M
student
flags, one of which lb fifteen feet cal Education, Crafts,
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long and ten feet wide, a German Council director, a swi
others
* steel helmet, a bayonet and a tong structor under Y.W.C.A., a
much
She is enjoying her work
case.
to take
but hopes to be back in ti
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on the Fairview road.
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