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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1949)
f • : P A G E E IG H T S e n tin e l JU L Y 21. 194» W X j l l L L t , OREGON. A t Riverton The picnic (rounds by the river at the store was the scene « f one of the moot enjoyable fam ily reunions. Mrs. J. E. Mc Gowan's parents, M r. and Mrs. Lake Ryan, of Vista, California, happily surprised when fathered for a pot-luck and visit. This was the first time in 20 years that they had been together. The party consisted of 44 people, including grandchildren. Those attending were Mrs. Sara Steckel, a t Eastside; M r. and Mrs. Elden SALE! BEST FOODS . ,^ r n a is e IN YOUR M ENUS S 0 GOOO Sc Pints 41c Quarts 73c *J. C. Williams The Red & White Stores .........» G w e r ia . • Fresh Fruits »Vegetables 424 First St. Coquille, Oregon Sumner, of Sumner; M r. and Mrs. Luke Ryan, of Vista, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corthell, of Portland; M r. and alter Rupp, of Riddle, O r e g o n ^ » and Mrs. Thelo Steckel and Donna, of Sumner; M r. and Mrs. George Chalmers, Sr., and Isabel, East- side. M r. and Mrs. Harvey Sbult, Carolyn and W illiam , Coos Bay; M r. and Mrs. V. J. Sumner, Karen and Judy, of Sumner; M r. and Mrs. George Chalmers, J r , ' of Eastside; M r. and Mrs. Russell M cG riff, Gerald and Sally, of Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Phillippi, Barbara and Wesley, Jr., Coos Bay;; M r. and Mrs. J. E. M^Qpwan, Nancy, Sharon and Kiphard, of Riverton; Therman SuffWF, » / Symney; John H. Cook, of W U iM tW i P m 4 Holden, of Eastside; Denny Steckel, of MU« lifigtenn, and Hysn, of R iv erton. The Riverton ferry is closed from July 19 to 23rd, on account of installing a dfferent ferry and building new /am ps and general improvements. The Riverton Service station, under new management, is getting a paiht Job on Tuesday. Ira Baumgartner is painting his house this week. A birthday party for Russell Johnson was held at the home of his parents, Lloyd Johnson’s Mon day eevning. Among the guests were the W. E. Frazier and W il lard Knight families. M r. and Mrs. Stanley Domath of Coquille visited relatives and friends here on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Holbrook made the trip out to M yrtle Creek last week to visit relatives but cwt their stay short due to hot weather. M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright of Seattle visited at her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lane. M r. and Mrs. Roy T. Johnson and Carol Ann were in Coos Bay on Saturday. Mrs. Anna McNair and Vera Johnson of Myrtle Point and V ir- ginia Holbrook, ROnnie and Bruce, were dinner guests at the home of M r. and Mrs. Ellis Holbrook last Sunday. Overnight guests at the George Shelton home on the week-end, included M r. and Mrs. Clem 1W5 or IS»«. Tanenner of M yrtle Creek on F ri I t waa his heart’s desire to day annd M r. and Hrs. C. O. find his eld home where be bad Slabaugh of Roseburg On Saturday lived as a youngster with his night parents, M r. and Mrs. J. W. M r. and Mrs. C liff Albertson Strong. have moved from Lamps« Creek J. W. Strong came to this v i to Third and Division streets, in cinity from near Kirby, Oregon, Coquille. then later moved to Washington, Mrs. Nelson Russell, M ike and where he died in 1942 at the age Audrey, visited with relatives at of (2, at Washougal. Myrtle Point from Wednesday un His wife, Mrs. Kathrine til Sunday. Strong, Is IS yesn eld now and M r. and Mrs. Ben Watson lives with her son, Lester, at moved to M yrtle Point the first Washougal, Washington. of the week. A birthday dincer was held in [Correspondent’s Note— I f any honor of J. E. McGowan last' o{ my readers are acquainted with Thursday evenng at the borne of these oW I am sure Mrs. Homer Ryan. Kathrine Strong would be grate M r. and Mrs. Clem Mapel and ful to hear from old friends of fam ily of Gates, Neb., visited at this vicinity. It would bring back the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas cherished memories of by-gone E. Cook. year«] Wendelin and Jos Fetch visited kt M yrtje Point last Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Whitnall left for M r. and Mrs. Etvin Fetch and her home at Alameda, California, family. Thursday» She was accompanied Mrs. Ira Baumgartner spent by her grandchildren, George and several days last week with Margie Whitnall of Powers, who friends, Mrs, George Clark « “ ¡plan to spend a month there. Buddie and Marion Marcellus, at Mrs. Whitnall has been a house White RiYor ooUagw on McKenzie guest at thd home of her grand river. daughter, Mrs. Clyde Lillie, the Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ferries and past four weeks. son of Fresno, Calif., stopped in B illy and Eddie Harper re for a short visit with Chet Turner turned home Saturday from one day last week Klamath Falls, where they spent Roy Yager’s fam ily have moved two weeks visiting their grand into the Lloyd Johnson house va mother, Mrs. W. P. Myers. cated by the Crawford’s. Mrs. Sutphin, Sr., and M r. and Birthday greetings this week Mrs. Mac Sutphin of M yrtle ge to Beulah Sell. Betty H all, Point were guests at the Clyde Wesley Wright, Patricia Younce L illie home last Tuesday. and Duane Simmons. With best Miss Freda Bretzel, daughter wishes fer a happy year ahead. of M r. and Mrs. John Bretzel, be Mrs. M ary Rocco is truly proud came the bride of Elmer Robin pf her daughter, Dora— Mrs. Kaye ette of M yrtle Point on Saturday. Howard—of Hauser, postmaster M r. and Mrs. V irg il M iller and of a fourth class office. She was son, Steven, drove to Bandon Sun elected to serve as state president day. of our national postmasters’ as Mrs. Harvey Myers and son, Jo sociation. Congratulations! seph Simmons, and Vernon Mc R. K. H art fam ily has as their Michael were Sunday dinner guests this week his sister and guests at the home of M r. and Mrs, fam ily, the Christian's of Nebras Clyde Lillie. ka. Arnold DeWald of M yrtle Point Mrs. C. V . Smith and Mrs. and Misses Jaylene and June Sim Florabelie Boober of Coquille mons spent Sunday at Coos Bay. were callers at the post office and M r. and Mrs. Elbert Schroeder the home of Mrs. Roy T. Johnson and family of Coquille were call on Tuesday afternoon. ers at the homes of J. D. Carl and • • Frank Burbank. Mi, and Mrs. Jim Yoakam and children, Ross and Patsy, of Coos Lester Strong of Washougal, Bay, were Sunday callers at the in Arago last Wednesday, home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B ur trying to find some of the old bank- M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Carl and timers who could tell him where his old home was located when daughter, of Salem, spent the be left Ceos county at the age week-end at the home of his par of five yean, In tbe year of ents, M r. and Mrs. J. D. Carl. Kenneth Carl, son of M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Carl, went back with his parents, after spending a few weeks with his grandparents. J. D. Carl was a Thursday over night guest at the home of his brother, W ill Carl of Applegate. J. D. Carl was on his way to Ash At Arago land. where he attended a Rotary club meeting before returning home Saturday. Misses Rachael and Ruth Wood ward are spending a few days vis iting at the home of M r. and Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward. Miss Rachael Woodward is from Bremerton, Wn., and is spending the summer with Ruth Woodward at Brook ings, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carl and children of Salem, M r. and Mrs. J. D. Carl and 'Herbert Carl were Saturday evening dinner guests at the home of M r. and Mrs. Melden Carl. Mrs. W. P. Myers and daughter, Mrs. A. L. Davison of Klamath Falls, are visiting the home of M r. and Mrs. O. E. Harper. Rev. Carl Sission has been re painting the Arago Corfimunity church and has it almost finished except for the white trim. M r. and Mrs. Richard Lane of Prosper were Saturday guests at the home of Frank Lana. • • • VISITING AT SMITH’S PICNIC PLANNED Mrs. M ary Eakin of Bandon is visiting in Coquille this week at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, M r and Mrs. Allen C. Smith. Daughters of the Nile w ill hold their annual summer picnic July 24 at the W. E. Boeserman cabin on Rock creek. Dinner w ill be pot-luck. READY-MIX CEMENT Delivered On The Job SCREENED AND WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL ELMER BENHAM 5 —• Coquille, Oregon •s Coos Bay Man Buys Cope Jersey Rodney Poet, Coos Bay, Oregon, has purchased the registered Jer sey, Eagle Boy Raisy. The ani mal comes from the herd owned by Ralph E. Cope, Jr., Langlois, Oregon. The purchase adds to the steadily growing number in this area. Dairymen buy Jerseys because of the high quality of the milk they produce. Purebred Jerseys are registered by The American Jersey Cattle Club which has its national head quarters in Columbus, Ohio. Sev eral programs are now available through The American Jersey Cattle Club to help breeders get the most profits from their Jer seys. • • From Mabe— M r. and Mrs. Law rence Lavoie of Bonner F erry, Idaho, are visiting in Coquille, at the home of Mrs. Lucy Severson. • e Return W ednesday-M r. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson’s sister, Juanita Hartley, returned on Wednesday from a two-week vacation trip. They visited Reno, Nevada, Yellowstone Park, Gla cier National Park, Calgary and Banff, Canada. They returned via theh Oregon coast highway, and are of the opinion that the Oregon scenery is unsurpassed. • • Home From Salem — Mrs. Loren Simmons, who has been a patient in tha^ganitorium at Salem, re L turned to her home in Coquille on Saturday. Her husband drove to Salem and accompanied her home. You’ll be amazed, too, at the new life that springs into ^our car after we overhaul and tune-up the motor. No more slow pick-ups and stalling. Drive in today for free check-up and estimate. Coquille Auto Co Ralph Manning 349 W. Front Phone 12 " S a tu r d a y Night? Oh, Special Showing — Fine Broad loom Carpeting Yes, Jim, I’d love to go. All of my friends have been telling me how wonderful that new In Plain C olon & Figured Designs SMORGASBORD is. Yes, Darling, you’d bet ter make Reservations right aHvay. They tell This is Quality carpeting . . . deep piled , . . lu xu ri- . , with an all-wool face that w ill beautify your room for years and years to come. Whether you carpet from w all-to-w all, or buy a rug to fit your room, the savings are obvious. Beautiful decorator colors . . leaf and modern designs that lend themselves to any type of decor.. me that The Cedar Room was full last week. That’s right — Phone Coquille 299. Yes, Seven O’Clock will be just fine. I’ll be all ready and waiting.— ■ -----Bye.” r L in o le u m up 9 0 c SQ. YD. Today, you use linoleum in many other rooms, in addition to the kitchen, and this long-wearing Quality comes in patterns that lend themselves to widespread use. No Wonder He's Wearing A Big Smile! His best girl has accepted his date, and they’re all set to enjoy one of the finest food sensations ever to hit Coquille Everyone Is Raving About Please Be Sure To Bring Your . . . . Room Measurements With You The Coquille Hotel's Terms Within Reason New Smorgasbord Dinners S*™ *1 EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ___ from *t?ï 3rd A Taylor Sts. 4 O’Clock until Midnight ----- in the famous Cedar Room. A Complete Smorgasbord including your choice of Entree for just $2.00 Coquille Phone 424 Make Your Reservation Early Phone 299 Today!
