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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
TM COQUILLE VALLEY 8KNTÏNBL. COQUILLE, OEBOON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, IMS. fage ftve A t Arogo (Too Late for^JLast Week) I-’ ine’ral servlc« were held for William (Benny) Milton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Milton, at the Schroeder chapel in M yrtle Point Tuesday, January 4. "Ben ny.” a well known you\h of this community was born at Rainier, Washington, August S5, 1M1, and moved here with his parents a year or so ago. He was found on Dec. 27 un conscious in his car at the garage some distance from his home, where he had parked it after vis-' iting with friends in M yrtle Point and attending churches services. The youth was rushed to Mast hospital and on Wednesday was removed to Falk hospital where he died Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage. An autopsy was made and found that “no outside cause” was responsible for the hemor rhage. Burial was held at the Sunset cemetery in Coos Bay. Rev. Reed of the Assembly of God church conducted the services. The seventeen year old youth brother, Corky, and a sister, Betty Jane. • Callers at the Harvey Myers home Sunday were Donald Pat rick, Willis Wilcox, Albert and Ralph Herker, A rthur Doyle and son, Norman. Darrell and Claude Hayes and Miss June Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers spent New Year’s eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roe and fam ily and a nephew, Dan Roe, rove to Coquille Friday of last week to bid their son, Kerwin Roe, good bye. Kerwin went aboard a Greyhound bus, bound for San ENDOWNED W IT H A LOVELY aopn well as with Continental sophistication to Vi. Diego, California, where he w ill Cordova. Her renditions of operatic t songs have endeared her to thousands of fans continue his naval training. While Coast to Coast. Mias Cordova’s voice to to be ird frequently on K W EO ’s Light Concert here for the Christmas holidays week-eventnga at 7:M. with his parents, Kerwin enjoyed meeting his former school-mates Alan H alter visited the C. P. over-night guest Sunday at the Roe attended the free John Deere and friends. home of her sister, Miss Jaylene show at the Liberty Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Carl of Roe home one day last week, to Simmons. which was held for the benefit of Grants Pass, Oregon, were visitors see Kerwin Roe. farmers and dairymen. Mr. and Mrs. W. Carl, Mr. and from Sunday until Wednesday at Henry Vetter and M r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers and the home of his brother and sis Harvey Myers were callers Sun Mrs. J. D. Carl, Herbert Carl and ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. day evening at the home of Mr. Becca Carl drove to Empire and family were Saturday dinner Point. guests at the home of Kenton Carl. and Mrs. Fred Vetter at Myrtle Bird Tucker, C. P. Roe and Dan Myers. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Barklow drove to Eugene the earlier part of this week to spend a few days there on business and to visit relatives Mrs. W. P. Myers and Jack Myera of Klamath Falla are visit ing at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. James Bellinger and family returned home over the week-end from a trip to Mis souri, where they visited with relatives Welcome K WHO CONGRATULATIONS Your presence in our midst is a sign that Coquille Is a fast growing community. It is our aim to help spread that growth, and with that I- thought in mind, we take real pride in our share of the work ««one on the new radio station. For The Finest In Building Materials Of All Kinds Come to Riverside Builders Supplies, Inc. AND Riverside Lumber Company, Inc. Greetings....... Neighbor Ys, we're very proud and happy to share in Yes, folks, COQUILLE'S NEW RADIO S T A T IO N saying "hello" to our new neighbors, Coquille's radio station KWRO • • • • • . . . KWRO We're equally proud of our share of is our new neighbor. In fact, they are living with the work in making this dream an actuality. us right here in the hotel where the studios of You, too, can depend upon the quality of our Coquille's newest business are located and • • • workmanship whenever you need electrical work done in your home or your business. Our trained experts will do a thoroughly guaranteed job. • • • • It is a real pleasure to have you "aboard." M ay your e f forts reflect a higher degree of pleasure for all the people of the great Coquille Valley area than has ever been known before. * ★ ★ - ' - ★ Come to the Coquille Hotel and see a Carroll's Gift & Electric 315 W. First S t Phona 347 Coquille Radio Station Studio in action The Coquille Hotel Mr. and Mr*. Robert Thompson J
