JOHN W. LENEVE
. John W. Leneve, born at Parkers-
. burg, Oregon. When about 12 years
• old he moved to Coquille w ith his
•parents, where his father bought a
lot and b uilt a home on the same
lot. As he was a doctor he b u ilt a
drugstore, the first in Coquille. He
j ran the drugstore and practiced medi-
i cine and was a regular physician un
til about 1906 when he retired.
John assisted his father in the store
for several" years and was assistant
i postmaster, as his father was post
master for Coquille under Grover
Cleveland’s administration.
(John
J was s till a regular druggist at the
time on his death, always retaining
this membership),
i He received his schooling in the
regular schools and special night
schools in Coquille. A fter his father
retired, John put in a stock of gen-
! eral ' merchandise in the same build
ing and conducted it fo r several years.
A fter he sold his store he was in
i California fo r about a year and he
also, w ith his father, mother and
wife and boy made a trip to the Ha
waiian Islands. A fter returning to
Coquille he was in various w’ork.
‘ (Was in the real estate business awhile
and also in the general mdse busi
ness and also in the confectionery
business. He also worked in the First
National and the Farmers and Mer
chants Bank of Coquille, also in the
Bank of Bandon and Flanagan & Ben
RETHUmO u r t i t t K S — Pictured here are retiring officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. From left to right " 4 *
of M yrtle Point.
John Shilling, Leonard Hansen, George Keeney. Mike Broad, Raymond Dunean, Perry Pinkston and Alton' of th e ^ ^ u U le ^ Ic ^ ¿ "c o ld S t o r ^ f
Grimes
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down
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down in
in a
about
a couple of years. vr-
He I
was agon it for Walla Fargo Express of I
land, Abilene Kansas,
A rthur
i uiui r Franklin
rauKun Miaaieion,
v worked
wumcu w
He
for r awnue
awhile in
In
Middleton, Oregon Coquille. «
City and Margaret Jean Post of Glad- t^'e Sheriff’s office, also in the Treas-
stone; Kenneth A. Rogers, Coquille, ur* ’* ottlc* and County Clerk’s office,
and Cora June Cole, Coquille; Harold He WM councilman and City Recorder
O. Gates, W ilbur, Doris D. Barnett, tor Coquille.
Coquille; Lynn Honnold, Coquille, and
He was Postmaster at Coquille,
Pauline Anderson, North Bend; Gene Or«6°n for 8 years under president
COQUILLE, OREGON
Coke
of
Coos
Bay
and
Artha
Carlson
Wilson’s
administration. In 1924 he
JULY 1, 1948.
of Coos Bay.
.was appointed -Deputy County Clerk
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¡and Book-keeper fo r Coos county,
lnc«*tz*A
which position he held for over 20
J U S lic e V O lir r
years, u ntil June 15, 1945, when he
Xf’iv.s. on
was discharged by County Clerk L.
Norman James Paullus paid 119.50 w Oddy. Since that time he has
fine and costs for an overwidth load been unemployed and hying w ith his
June 23; James A rth ur Watson paid 5011 and his Wife at Bandon & Re-
519 50 fine and costs fo r an overload, mot«
June 23; Marshall Louis Dowdal
He was a Mason and had a 50 year
5150.00 fine and costs for driving P*n and aIao belonged to Woodman
LeRoy C. Smith, Lakeside, and paid
Mary K. Morrow, Salem; Noah Clyde under the influence of intoxicating oi the World.
liquor and having no operator’s li- j (This article was compiled by the
Short, Four Mile, and Rues Virginia cense,
June 23 ; Ray Ervin Barklow deceased, John W/ Leneve, several
Marriage licenses were issued this DeOs, Four Mile; C lifford A . Wilson,
It has
week to Leonard M. Prow of North M yrtle Point, and Ruth J. Jenkins, paid $14.50 fine end costs fo r an months prior to his death.
, been submitted to the editor by his
Bend and Retta Ardell Thomas, North Springfield; Paul P. Zink, Empire, and overload, June 25.
W ilfred A rth u r Ashton paid 59.50 son- Lans Leneve w ith the request
Band; John Rufus Carter, Coos Bay, M uriel Jo Horne, Empire; Ralph Keith
and Aileen Agnes Johnson, Coos Bay; O’Neal, Maywood, 111., and Joyce A r fine and costs fo r an overload, June tl*a‘ H be printed word for word—
Thomas Watson Perkins, Myrtle lene Ringheimer, Port Orford; Ray 23; Walter Lee Peerson paid 514.50 ex®ctly as it was w ritten by his fa-
Point, and Mary Ann Downey, M yrtle mond L. Stephens, North Bend, and fine and costs for an overload, June ther.)
Point; John C. Kerus, North Bend and Helen A. Webb, North Bend; John W. 23; Clarence Robert Holman paid
Dorothy E. DeFreese, North Bend; Russell, North Bend, and Linda L. $9.50 fine and costs fo r an overheight
Keith W. Conlaa, Coquille, and Ven- Dobbs, North Bend; Joseph M. G rif load, June 23; Guy M ilton Kelley,
Jr., was fined 59.50 w ith costs for
ita Joy Brockway, Coquille.
fis, Coquille, and Constance A. G illl- failure
to stop at stop sign, June 22;
Carl Martin Hone paid 57.00 fine, and
costs for no operator’s license, June
23; Archie Iver Otnes paid 529.50 fine
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Mr. «ou
and mis.
Mrs. vi.
O. l L ,. . molthu
Molthu who
and costs for an Improper angling li- are leaving shortly to make their
cense, June 22.
home in Gold Beach were honored by
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the Coquille Gas company employees
at « farewell party held on Monday
evening.
The potluck dinner was
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held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Divorce suits were filed this week J- A. Moore.
Stop searching for the best
Pearl ? i kerl^ s" Do^ a.ld. Pi c.kei ’ i Centering the dinner table was a
,larr™ ,
Diego, Calif., March miniature gas tank and truck and
in Business Machine Service
lu h 193 ’. Catherine N. Gilbert vs. .covers were laid for twenty
B’!
M Gilbert, married at C<W k Following dinner W m o was nlaved
and Repairs. Here it is, at the
quille, Feb. 13, 1947; Mary R. Caudill «ach winner was riven ■
- a
vs. Clarence E. Caudill, married at at the end of the evening Bob Harris
other end of your nearest
Cottage Grove. Aug. 7, 1944; Elsie was awarded the n ri« ?
Mickelson vs. Frank Michelson mar- the most balloons P
vlng
phone. Ready to run to your
ried at Coquille A p ril 11. 1932.
-I The invited guests included Mr.
C o q u ille V a lle y
(Jentlnel
th e . . . .
Public Records
Marriage Licenses
Molthu's Honored
With Party
Don't Look . . .
aid and put idle machines
back at work—to keep any
Office Machine operating!
Coquille Typewriter Shop
231 West 2nd St.
Phone 121-R
Coquille
Oregon
CHECK
VACATION
DRUG Needs
before You Start!
f
The Play Ball for Beach or Pool
$ 1 .4 9 & $ 2 4 9
V'
SWIM RING
for grown-ups or children
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Learn to swim, with Electronically
Sealed, Plastic WATER WINGS ....
of
Bee Supplies
ITEM
A HONEY OF
4 BARGAIN
$4 .8 5
Shallow — Extracting
Super
$1.75
Films — Black and W hite or Color
HAVE FUN OVER THE FOURTH WITH
RANGER SPARKLERS
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Cap Pistols
• Section Boxe\
•Super Parts
• Foundation Wax
• Comb Honey Supers
• Veils
•Queen Excluders
• Smokers
TRY
Farr & Elwood Co.
FIRST
Coquille — Rhone 16
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59c
10c
$ 1 .5 0
The Sky Flier
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Caps
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Action A t Law
W ater Pistols
Pickniçkers
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Johnnie V irgil Jones on June 25
filed suit against Herbert Laskey of
Laskey Logging company, seeking
judgment in the amount of 550,000.06
general damages and 59,000.00 special
s s is
s s s
(Two 1-qt. Thermos & Lunch Box in Leather Zipper Case)
Mrw
“- Mrs Un Sw»in-
t if f was seriously burned.
Arnold L. Dietrich on June 29 filed
suit against Joe DeBemardi asking
judgement in the sum of 5180.00 and
additional 5100.00 attorney’s fees, fo r 1
damage allegedly caused to p la in tiff’s 1
car as a result of an accdent w h ich 1
occurred at Coos Bay Oct. 25, 1947.
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Sheriff’s Office
I
Tommy Barkley was committed
June 23 on charge of burglary.
Ralph Edward Morgale was co m -'
mitted June 23 on'charge of burglary.
Jess Lee Arch A was committed
Jane 26 for assault, being armed w ith
a dangerous weapon. He was re
leased June 28 after furnishing $1000
hail.
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Jack W illis Sutton was committed!
June. 26 on charge of larceny from a
store,
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Assumed Business Name
i
The business of selling and repair
ing bicycles which w ill be operated in
Coquille by S. R. Hunt w ill be known
as the Coquille Cycle Company as
recorded, June 25.
The business of selling and repair
ing chain saws and chain saw parts
and selling logging equipment oper
ated by S. R. Hunt w ill be known as
Mall Chain Saw company, Coquille,
as recorded June 25.
Coos Bay — Phone 62
MAE LORRAINE TORLOS
Funeral services for Mae Lorraine
Torlos, ten-year-old daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. John Torlos of Roseburg, I
form erly of Coquille, who was the
victim of a drowning accident o n 1
Sunday w ill be held at eleven o’clock I
Thursday morning, July 1, at R om
Chapel, Roseburg.
She leaves her parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. John Torlos, a sister, M a rjle ,!
and a brother, Jimmie; her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jame» Me A llis- '
ter of Coquille; seven aunts, Mrs. L. i
V. M iller, Mrs. Carl Matheny, Mrs. ii
Glen Bennehtendi and Miss Pattie I
I M cAllister , all of Coquille; Mrs. Jim
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Laramie, Wyoming; Mrs. ■
I^ o Wickham, Sterling, Colorado, and I
Mrs. John Nygren of Leadville, Colo- I
rado. and two uncles, Rev. Robert Me- '
Allister, Wyoming, and Eugene Mc
A llister of Colorado.
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PICNIC SPECIALS
Friday & Saturday - - July 2nd & 3rd
ICED
SNAPEE
Watermelon
lb. 8c
Sour Mixed Pickles
l p t 8 o z . jar | 5 C
PREM
One Can
46c
KRAFT
Velveeta
2 lbs. for $1.19
DILLARD MARKET
378 W. Front St.
69c
$ 1 2 .5 0
£ " M olthu‘ Mr. and Mrs.
iM r jn d Mrs. Jimmie Blanton, M r'
V e rrillM c C u rd y "Sir a^d Mrs Earl
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs "Tom Ferrv
Miss Ann Weekly LeRnv
and Mr. and M n J A M o ^
» , A ' Moore-
a — . v u ] m u i t
S’?
39c
2 for 15c
w
Divorces Filed
O B IT U A R IE S
Also
• Brood Frames
$ 2 .0 0
Court adjudged June 29 that
Stampers J & J Tire company recover
against Western Lines, Inc., for the
sum of $2,254.26 plus costs and in - !
terest at the rate of stx per cent per
annum.
A Complete Line
8 Frame —
1 Story Hive
$1.98
. Sun Glasses — Good/ Better, Best
Circuit Court
EVERY
2 5 c to 7 5 c
Swim Caps
Coquille
Phone 135