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C«4«dtto Vwhey
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Circuit Court
James Robert Zum w alt, charged
w ith obtaining money under false
three-year penitentiary term.
John Forsyth Duncan was found
H erb ert Parsley, charged w ith
guilty of a charge of larceny of larceny by embezzlement received
livestock a t a hearing Wednesday.
a penitentiary sentence of one
The case continued Friday when
year. A stay of execution of sen
the passing of sentence was sus
tence was granted for sixty days,
pended fo r tw o y e a r, providing the less credit to be allowed fo r tim e
defendant conducts him self as a
already served in ja il; at the end
law -ab id ing citizen.
The court
Of which period the defendant w ill
w ill consider dismissing the charge
be placed on probation fo r one
at the end of the tw o-year period. year.
Wilson Gregory, W allace M il
Ramsey Thomas Vernon was
ton W estberry, Theodore K . John
sentenced to ninety days in Jail
son and O. V . Flowers, charged on a charge of assault and battery.
w ith larceny, w ere found guilty at
Robert D e W itt Nelson was found
a hearing O c t 13.
g u ilty of a charge of receiving
The case of the sU te vs. James stolen property. H a was sentenced
W . M cM ichael on a larceny
to a ja il sentence of 30 days, to
charge was heard O c t IS. A pen be placed on probation at the end
iten tiary sentence of two years of 30 days fo r period of one year.
was suspended and defendant was
F ran k M orrow , Jr., pleaded
placed on a tw o-year parole.
guilty to a charge of receiving stoi-
ganda into these United States.
Mrs. Julius Ruble, president o f
the club, requested reports on the
several conventions held during
the summer. Mrs. O. C. Sanford,
who was a delegate to the G en-
eral Federation of Women's clubs
convention at Portland in M ay,
gave a senes of statistics indicating
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ceivlng stolen property
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According to Mrs. Sanford, it
was reported at the meeting that
the General Federation has a
membership of more than three
m illion throughout the United
States w ith an affiliated m em ber-
2 8 ^ worn ° U‘ ™ W° : W^ Oi ’ ’’
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F ^ e ^ tiS
by the
Federation,
entire schools in
Sicau ^ d Fir and’ HOU^ ’ i^ Ued-
occupied G erm any and Greece
have been adopted. A ll necessary
text ^ k s . school supplies, and
? O? ing h’ Ve
AVt
Marriage Licenses
R All
Fire Insurance
v Is N ot Alike
T e n tln e l
G uest sp eak er at th e C oquille W om an’s clu b m ee
to b er 12th was C larence B arton, w ho gave a tim ely
vealing discussion of C om m unistic activ ities an d th,
»«.nw
® w hich R ed forces a re in filtra tin g theii
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Details of the sale of r
cookiX w e re c o n w le t^ h,
of local troops *at the '
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tion held Tuesday evenin
d u b rooms in the Coi
building. The sale begins
October 25th, w ith all lo
Soouts selling boxes of
cookies baked by Eangerid.
eries.
Reports ° f ^ »»u n g tai
week to become volunteer
of leaders w ere given b / t l
sociation m em bers
aesudette
iL e R ^ i
and Ralph Stullur
Piar
made fo r training classe t
Monday O r to b « / 25th
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Mrs. Sanford also reported that 4, w ere v ls ito n aTthe^neeti
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toe convention. delegates w ere fillin g p art of th eir senio
M arriag e licenses w ere issued advised that Mrs. J. L . B la ir Buck, reqirements W indow di™
U n rtbUr ,Trh 0mas A n - th% P,Td* f ation Presldent. worked G irl Scout Week, O c t o i r S
lerson, Cooo Bay, and Lena M erle
Thc-uag Coos Bay;
Arnold J.
Rogers, Coquille, and Anne T.
Starr, Coquille, Glenn S. Boock,
w ith the International R elief com-
m ittee and assisted in helping to
bring about passage of the M a r-
shall Plan.
vember t, are being made
troop. Included w ill h*
kits a part * ' a » ¡ ^ 1
of G irls ¡Touts of t h . T <
S T o r t h c i " ' 1' ® ' ? 1
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£7?
U d m J n m n P / iri
a.?d J 3«”'.'
Ida G inn of M y rtle Point,
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There w* re 12’° ° ° w °men, from
47 ,U te s and • num ber o f f o r e ^
countries- Present fo r the banquet
which opened the convention.
Among the speakers appearing on
cl®toe children of w a r imj
-’ hetf countries.
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Attending the meeting
Mesdames Rodney Creagei
n Rott, Denton Ellingson, !
Divorces Granted -
^.up
rogram tor toe m«*t^ “atcher- j - ». Bowen,
of the convention w ere D r. Tsing Fromm, A lle n C. Sm ith, Ed;
Granted decrees of divorce on
>ct. IS were Eleanor Tanner v i.
len F. Tanner; Irene E. String-
ield vs. H enry Stringfield E liz-
beth Zeigler vs. George S. Zeig-
tr; Delores M ille r vs. Isaac M iller-
lm E, Crouch vs. G oldie Crouch ’
Panda M cPoil vs. James F. i f o
1 ° ° ’ member <* toe United Nations
Council; Hollywood Czar Eric
¿ohnston- afld Secretary of State
George Marshall.
Mrs. Sanford
l uoted General M arshall as saying
. 1 tfae U nlt®d Nations Council is
Jfronl pert* ct but he hesti-
f e
^ c r it ic iz e *
Oil; M arion G arred vs. Florence
arred; Sanford N. Ray vs. Evelyn
t. Ray; M argaret V. Herd vs. V ic -
>r G. Herd; Beryl O. M ullen vs.
■ymond M . M u llin .
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Harold R. Edsall and Elm a E d -
sail have sold th eir interest in the
“ “ dience to "Be patient
W‘,t h J*1* u *uted Nations, it is our
bop* '’
M rs Julius Ruble, who also a t-
tended the state convention, sup-
plemented Mrs. Sanford’s report.
She »tated that
“M obilizing for
Peace.” was the convention theme,
and d uoted from the speakers who
fire loaeee te a building . . o th e r
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Raymond Jones, M . Alexand
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John L . Perkins and C lara M . ' nl<h t be accomplished.
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Perkins as recorded Oct. 11, 1848
Members of the Hostess and
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Elizabeth Haga and R. O. Haga of George Laird, Mrs. W ilfred ¿ a h £ ' $ 2 ° . ' X h
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