THl COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1945.
Mrs. Hila Fonner and her; daugh
Riverton News
ter, Vernne, drove out to Portland
Miss Billie Hepler returned from last Wednesday to look after some
by CONGRESSMAN HARRIS ELLSWORTH
her vacation at Klamath Falls sooner; of their business interests there..
than she had expected, due to the I They were accompanied by Lacrissa
eBing Is Short. Another food sion, should the President die or be urgent need for her in the office of| Gwillim, who will remain with them
return; also by Mrs. Thos.
cation in which we are Jace unable to complete his term, would the Central Transfer in Bapdon.! until their
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with « serious, if not critical, be the Secretary of State. President She is replacing Mrs. Stanley Tucker, I Hanly and Billy, who have gone
is the .classification known Truman properly objects to this pro who resigned foilowing the return !there because of a special summer
and oils. This problem is fur- vision which has the effect of giv of her Jiusband, recently liberated Ischocl course in whiqh Billy has
plicated and JWie more ing him the right to name his own from a German prison camp. Miss been enrolled.^,-
ing by the fadt that nqn- successor. He thinksvit would be Hepler came in on the bus Friday' ^ess Sergeant Howard “Pete” Hull
fats and oils are also scarce, more in accordance with our form evening and took over her duties as^” with the 13ttl Air Force on. the
lg s0 far as the average con- of government to have the next in cashier and bookkeeper in Mr. Wai-' ®p^ce Islands in the Dutch East
£ concerned, a scarcity of line of succession be the Speaker of strom’s office Monday morning. This •Indles now-
the House, since the Speaker is an is an important position and we con-/ Mrs' Adolph Molthu and little son,
t bakeries are being closed elected officer and holds his position gratulate Miss Hepler and wish her Tommy’ sPent the evening at the
| home of Mrs. Eli Brault last Sun-
some permanently and some by reason of being elected by rep every success.
mporary basis, because of the resentatives of the people.
TRe election was held Friday, ac-: day.
The legislation recommended by cording to schedule, but only twenty- I Robert Baumgartner, recently re-
shortening. This is probably
st Serious result of the pres- the President will very likely be en six voters were sufficiently interested j < tired from the Navy because of in-
acted. There is, of course, small to come out and vote. ....
All four'^ur*es sustained when the Japs
orthge.
rciing to Department of Agri- likelihood that anything will happen measures were voted‘down in this | ,bo”ibed. his ship- has been in Port_
/statistics, butter production to President Truman, but it is al district. Mrs. Adolph
his final
naoipn Molthu. and
andi ¡land
----- this
— past week getting >■>».
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will be about 23 per cent less ways good business to be prepared. Mrs. C. M. Hartwell served on theldlscharge and Pensiqn papers fixed
I 1941; lard production, while,
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board as judges and Mrs. W. T. Al-'up' ,He is expected home this week.
Uie same as 1941, will be 28. Sam Rayburn. Speaker Sam Ray- pine, Mrs. B. T. Hepler and Mrs./ Miss Betty Gibbs and Miss Char-
nt less than 1944; tallow will burn of Texas, known to nearly all Lesfer Clausen as clerks. Mrs. Hep- ’ lotte Bogard enjoyed their Sunday
per cent less than 1941; olive‘of the Members as “Sam,” is a shori , ler was the new member on the, in Bandon and on the Bandon beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Olsen and lit
1 be 5Q per cent less than 1941; ¡stocky man, nearly bald, and with'a board, substituting for Mrs. Steward
tle Audiey and Bert were Saturday
complexion
In physical this time.
oil vtiH be 40 Per cent less rüddy
941. Only corn oil and soy- build, and in his characteristic of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lockwood evening guests at the home of Basil’s
il wjji show increases over the forthrightness, he resembles Win came in from Portland last Tuesday, sister, Mr. ami Mrs. George Shelton.
At the annual school meeting of
1941.
........... - ston Churchill. He is a stern man called here because of the serious
ons for the development of this’ in the Chair, but is kindly and fair, condition of his mother, which ne our Union High School district last
I situation are contained at and has a delightful sense of humor cessitated her return to the Belle Monday afternoon, Cedric Cross was
length in a report recently which he reveals many times during Knife hospital on Monday. The elected to succeed Lester Clausen
by the Republican Congres- every day of session. Sam looks, talks mother,. Mrs. Mary Lockwood, shows on the board. Mr. Cross was elected
Food Study Committee. A and acts like a real statesman. He a slight improvement, so her son and to the grade school board last week
summary of the trouble is that is quite obviously of Presidential wife returned to their home Satur I also.
Monte Russell, AMMl/c, U.S.N.R.,
reduction was sharply re- stature. ,
>
day 'afternoon.
former
Rivertqjj high school student,
by government price juggling;
Jeannett
Danielson,
youngest
is out in the Pacific somewhere
production from beef cattle
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Christo-
ne toward zero because of the Watch For Fires
| pher Danielson; underwent a major ‘aboard his ship, the U.S.S. Cumber
md War Food Administration
operation at the Belle Knife hospital, land Sound (AV-17), V-2 Division.
The * Fourth
i in handling beef production, On
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. in Coquille. Monday morning. At .His mail goes in care of the Fleet
’ comes from fat cattle. Regu-
Fourth of July vacationers, ex this time llcl
her recovery is reported to Post) Office at San Francisco.
The Misses Neva Dean and Mona
have almost eliminated the pected to use the forest areas of ,Ore- i be quité satisfactory,
les of feed lots, so cattle are gon in large numbers next week, will
Mrs. Robert ___________________
Smith and little Don- Jo Lancaster, daughters of Dow
[ to the market lean.
enter forest lands when the red na, who have been visiting in Port Lancaster of Richmond, Calif., are
■e will be no actual relief from warning flag of fire is flying, accord- , 1 land for the past fortnight, returned visiting in the county here now.
tuation until the late spring ing to Mrs. Stella Cutlip, chairman (hóVne on the bus last Monday. Mrs. They arrived in Bandon Friday and
J. The only ray of hope now of the Coos county keep Oregon Smith reports a most enjoyable time came up here to visit their aunt,
campaign to save kitchen Green Association.
I visiting friends there but says on Mrs. Cuma Russell, Monday evening.
Housewives are now sal-
Intense heat of the past few days a few occasions the weather was They left Coquille about four years
ago, where both girls attended
this valuable grease at the has dried out the grass and fuel in pretty warm.
f twelve to fourteen million timber areas to create a real fife
Mrs. George Shelton substituted at school. At the time of leaving Co
i per month.
hazard, the KOG county chairman Farr and Elwood’s in Coquille last quille,' Neva Dean was majorette in
pointed out. “I join with Governor week for Bruce Purdy, who is away the Coquille high school band.
Idential Succession. 1 noted I Snail
Fnroctor 'Rrvcrofc nnd
Nearly everyone ’round about here
etty 'busy getting their hay
harvested. The weather man
>een very obliging, although a
imes he allowed the heat gauges
n beyond an “absolute neces-
point!
Ivin McKinney, one of our high
I students who attended Bandon
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1945.
school this past term, was acci-
lly shot with a 22 rifle and was
eeklv Letter From Washington, D. C.
fAGI FIVE
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rushed to the Belle Knife Hospital Navy aboard the U.S.S. Samuel Lee
for treatment Tuesday morning. His Cobb somewhere in the Pacific,
condition is reported very favorable
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kay were up
at ,this time. His brother, Tom, also from Bandon Friday and took time
a Riverton student, is serving in the ! out to call on a few old friends.
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Coquille Valley Sentinel
le Wood New
dent Of Rotary
Aloha Allen - Raymorlrf Carver Belle Knife Hospital Notes
Married At Myrtle Pt. Tuesday Three babies were bom at Belle
this week. An 8y<
Miss Aloha Dee Allen of Coquille Knife , Hospital
.
J and M/Sgt. Raymond Carver of Myr- pound
wa* born to Mrs. Wood
close of the regular weekly tie Point were unite! in marriage at row
row Robison,
Robison, Saturday,
Saturday.
He was
Woodrow
of the Rotary Club at the a quiet ceremony ill Myrtle Point, named
nam
00 row Wayne.
Ayne..
Mrs.
Wednesday, President J. S. Tuesday morning, June 26.
Miss Thelma Greer named her ten-pound
irned over the gavel to Or- Maxine Johnson was the bride’s at- girl Sheila Leola. The baby was
Wood, who will serve as tendant and M/Sgt. Harold T. Hall born Monday. The 7% pound girl
for the coming year,
of Myrtle Point was tlje groom’s born to’ Mrs. E. Padgett on. Tuesday
All
erable discussion of plans best man. The bride wore a smart has not been named as yet.
Fourth of July celebration light grey pin stripe suit, large bl5ck three mothers are of Coquille.
Mrs. Agnes Nygrene entered with
sk and a special song was felt hat and orchid corsage. Miss
to the Rotary candidate Johnson wore a light green suit with a broken hip Sunday, T. J. Post en
tered for treatment, Melvin McKin
n, Miss Ariel Crook, who orchid corsage.
ney entered for treatment and
lent and responded with a
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
Frank. Bowman for surgery.
Is of appreciation,
and Mrs. Ora Allen of Portland, Ore.,
Monday, George Smith of Arago
d S. Weyler, auditor for the formerly of Coquille. The groom is
route
received treatment for his
food-Products Co., of Kan- the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carver
• Mo., was a guest and re- of Sutherlin, yvho formerly lived in hand; Chris Danielson, Bandon,
treatment; his daughter, Jeanette
to his introduction by a Myrtle Point.
Danielson,
appendectomy; Dottie
■tumorous description of a
Both young people graduated from
with the “Geeks” Tuesday high school in their respective home Waterman, treatment; and Mrs.
with reference to some of towns. The bride has been employed i Chas. E. Pullen, Coquille, entered for
1 treatment.
1 members.
for the past three years as secretary
’ guests present were: H. C. in the office of County Agricultural j Discharged were: Saturday, Max
rants Pass; Chas. Frazier, of Agent George Jenkins. The groom i ine Collier, Coos Bay, Sunday; Lola
l; C. C. Farr and Albert and his best man are home on fur- I Slape and baby, of Sitkum, and Mrs.
of Marshfield; Geo. E. Eden, lough for the first time in forty j A. L. Stanley; Monday, Leo Cary,
1S‘de. Calif.; Lou Pearce, Ed- months. Having enlisted at the same ; Gardiner; Mrs. J. Goodman, Langlois;
Rte., ;
Mrs. John Burges, McKinley Rte.
bur p . Jones and J.
D. Carl,
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Train/
and
Wednesday,
Mrs.
Marion
oin. Other guests were their entire service in Africa and i
s- Army; England-
England. Both young men will leave and baby, Coquille.
is ii T* Oi
?•
• late of the Merchant Ma- July 12 for Ft. Lewis..
Eugene; Gordon Lawrence
The
The bi
bride, and groom left Tuesday Auto Parts Thieves Given
„ of^F^ 3t Tu'e'ake; Thos. morning j for a short wedding trip, 90 Days In County Jail
and o “g®ne: C- A- Fromm, They expect
expeci^io
nc.c July
-uxj - 1
¡4° return here
James Robert Cook, 19, Clifford
1 bank' CW'S Wiltshire
to meet a birther of Sergeant Carver, Alfred Cotter, 19, and Eldon Ray
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I who will arrive here from San Fran mond Wilcox, 18 years of age, were
cisco for a short viist with him. sentenced to ninety days in the
'y 01 God Has
Then Sergeant’and -Mrs. Carver will
jail when they appeared in
lal ^»ce At Fairview leave for a few days in Portland. county
Justice Court, June 21, on a charge
-verend W. R. Munger, pas-
of larceny. The youths had stolen
wal Assembly of God, Mrs. Evan Alborn’s Brother
auto parts.
a baptismal service last Married At Medford
Everett John Jackson was charged
«‘ernoon, when seven per-
with parking on a highway, June 25,
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Alborn went to and fined $¡0 and $4 costs, He was
the^Td in the North
Tho^T 16 nVer near Fair- Medford last Saturday to attend the given until June 30 to pay the fine
Benh baptlZed were: Mrs. wedding of Mrs. Alborn’s brother, and costs.
and Mrs. Bonnie Donald M. Minear, to Zavive Lester.
Mr, LFairVieW’ and D- D. [ The ceremony took place Sunday, “The Barn,” Bandon Dance
Mrs Adeline Nelson, Julius ’June 24, at four o’clock, in the Med Hall To Open July 3 - 4
ford Baptist Church in the presence
t
n aret Surre11 and of a large group of relatives and
The new recreational hall in the
of Coquille.
friends. Wayne Smith attended with city park at Bandon is to be opened
the Alborns. . Evan Alborn >.Was an with two dance evenings next week
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attendant. Mrs. Helen Hardy, well- —Tuesday and Wednesday. Bum
L <W.u
Mnna«'
au“nell was ap- known vocaMst, who has visited Co Gartin’s Silver Spray band will play
IJ
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aí
administratrix quille a number of times and is the
Hoon
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for the dances in “The Barn, where
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estate " aam
left by her
wife of the Baptist preacher of Cot the bridle path leads to the halter.
’«■"A May',Li A™*’ Who tage Grove, sang preceding the cere
mony. The young people left imme- I
Loan Funds
c- G. diately after their reception for a
s •• 1«. j* ^nd “ jL
Coos
County Offices of the
The
800 and Harry trip to Lake Tahoe.
The Alborns
Security
Administration an-
Farm
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returned home Sunday.
nounces that funds are now available
for all types of loans made through
and young | Cooper’s Gardens has announced that office and that all applications
week from plans to hold a fuschia show during
wHl receive prompt attention.
1er Parents, i the
Fourth ui
of «JUiy
July ( celebration.
Hun-
me ruuiui
xiuuimmuh .
dreds of fuschias of different type*
i and colors will be on display ’ for the • When you need a gift—ahop Nor
ton’s first
t,s
pleasure of flower lovers.
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