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DECEMBER 21. 195«.
COQUILLE, OREGON.
on th e . . . .
Public Records
Sheriffs O ffice
Here’s to a
bright and
beautiful
Christmas
1950
Roscoe Victor Leigh, 32, is serv
ing ten days in county jail for
drawing a bank check with in
sufficient funds in the bank.
Wilfred Scott Laughlin, 38, com
mitted to jail Dec. 17, was fined
on four counts: 8200 and costs for
possession of moonshine, 8100 and
costs for carrying a concealed
weapon; $5 and costs for driving a
motor vehicle without registration,
j and 815 and costs for driving a
1 motor vehicle with defective
i brakes.
| Ralph Edward Cookston, 32, was
jailed Dec. 17 for possession of il
legal liquor. Bail was set at 8250.
Russell Stanley Weamer, 25,
charged with no vehicle license
and possession of moonshine, was
committed Dec. 17 with bail set at
$250?
Charged with being in a state of
intoxication on a public highway,
Arden Donald Steindl, 28, was
fined 850 and given 15 days.
Gerald Henry Leonard, 51, was
given 30 days and fined 8400. The
charge was driving a motor ve
hicle while under the influence of
intoxicating liquor.
Suits Filed
The State Unemployment Com
pensation commission filed suit
Dec. 15 against A. L. Morgan for
the sum of 82796.48 unpaid con
tributions.
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Divorces Granted
Divorce decrees were granted
Tuesday to Alice K. Schrag from
Robert Schrag, Philis McKendry
from Virgil McKendry, Lilias A.
Johnson from Kenneth D. John-
! son, Irene S. Caudle from Roy E.
Caudle, Henrietta V. Carrillo from
Frank A. Carrillo, Pearl Kyler
from Guy Kyler. -
Gant's Grocery
Everybody wins when you buy it a t home Assumed Names
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ONLY MORE DAYS
STILI PLENTY OF W O NDERFUL GIFTS AT PENNEY S I
Store Will Be Open Till 8:30 P. M.
Thu rs.,’ Fri., Sat.
jainty
¿ handkerchiefs^
in a box
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m ake a p e rfe c t “ l i t t l e ” \ \
g ift fo r ONLY
They’re bo pretty you
can’t go wrong! Pastel
Cotton with new loose
petal em broidery...or
lace-cornered, floral-
em broidered
lawn.
white
A meat packing business under
I the name, Myrtle Packing com-
I pany, will be operated in Coquille
, by Byron Birdwell and Willis Van
I Leuven, Riverton Rt., Bandon, it
i was recorded Dec. 13.
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Point, Dec. 12, a son, William Bur
ton, Jr.; Lee Hiley, Myrtle Point,
Dec. 12, a daughter, Mary Le; Jean
Snyder, Bandon, Dec. 14, a son,
Wilbur Michael; Marvin Forester,
North Bend, Dec. 10, a son, David
Ercle; Troy Slinger, North Bend,
Dec. 11, a daughter, Jamela Jo;
Frank Michalke, North Bend, Dec.
9, a son, Clayton Joseph; Carl
Naldrett, North Bend, Dec.
a
son, Hugh Allen; Joseph Nagle,
North Bend, Dec. 9, a daughter,
Janell Ann.
Wm. Walsh, North Bend, Dec.
13, a son, Erick; Alex Leason,
North Bend, Dec. 14, a son, Jackie
Lee; Francis Osburn, North Bend,
Dec. 14, a daughter, Andrea Marie;
Merle Spaw, North Bend, Dec. 15,
a son, Edward Merle; Herbert
Hansen, North Bend, Dec. 10, a
daughter, Cathy Jane; Herbert
Hansen, North Bend, Dec. 16, a
daughter, Claudia Louise; George
Boone, North Bend, Dec. 16, a
daughter, Barbara Grace; John
Barrett, Coos Bay, Dec. 5, a
daughter, Diana Margaret; Lesley
Franklin, Jr., Nov. 7, a son, Lesley
William, Coos Bay; Wilbur Gage,
Coos Bay, Dec. 8, a daughter, Carol
Christine.
Joel Burnell, Coos Bay, Dec. 9, a
daughter, Esther Christine; Leon
ard Farr, Coos Bay, Dec. 9, a
son, Jay Douglas; Walter Snidow,
Coos Bay, Dec. 9, a daughter.
Cindy Sue; Lester Harris, Coos
Bay, Dec. 10, a daughter, Catherine
Joan; Wilfrid Hunter, Coos Bay,
Dec. 10, a daughter, Mary Alice;
Edward Scorby, Coos Bay, a son,
Donald Lynn; William Bell, Coos
Bay, Dec. 11, a son, William Allen;
Henry Hinds, Coos Bay, Dec. 11, a
daughter. Bonnie Anna; Delbert
Pettner, Coos Bay, Dec. 11, a
daughter, Myrna Lou; Fred Shel
ton, Coos Bay, Dec. 12, as on,
Kenneth Elden.
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Hillis Barklow, Myrtle Point,
was discharged Dec. 14.
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It Was a very hot day and the
sergeant was having plenty of
trouble with the awkwafd squad.
Akhis wits’ end, he called them to
a halt and wiped his brow. “I’m
darned if I know what to do with
the pack of you,” he growled.
“There’s some big shady trees
over there, sergeant,” said one of
the recruits hopefully.
“Yes, I know,” said the non-com,
“but I haven’t any rope.”
Each Sentinel ad is a message for you
PAPER HANGING
ENAMELING
PAINTING CONTRACTS
BRUSH OR SPRAY
Darrell L. Cox
Coquille. Oregen, Since 1926
Telephone 6109
ESTIMATES
AND COUNSEL
ORDERS FOR
FINE PAPERS
1 1 4 M liC S
The Loveliest Gifts of All
Chuck's Flower Basket
Has the Finest Flower Selection
for Your Gift Shopping
• Potted Plants
• Poinsettias
• Azaleas
• Cyclamen
• Christmas Begonias
• African Violets
And Many Other Flowers
For Your
Convenience
Open A ll Day Sunday
December 24th
Falk Hospital
Free Delivery in Myrtle Point and Coquille
Admitted to Falk hospital dur
ing the week were Ralph Cum
mings, Fairview Rt., on Dec. 13;
Earl Doughty, Star RL, Bandon,
Dec. 16; Arthur C. Carlill, Coquille,
Dec. 17; Mrs. R. A. McCormack,
Coquille, Dec. 18; William Keck,
Coquille, Dec. 18.
Flowers Sent Anywhere
In the World By
FTD
Chuck's Flower
Basket
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Divorces Filed
Divorce suits have been filed by
i Mary Rose Gammon vs. Patrick C .;
• Gammon, married in Winnemucca, |
' Nevada, Feb. 23, 1950; Dorothy
Phillips vs. James H. Phillips, mar- |
ried at Albany, Sept. 22, 1943;
Ruth Lucille Snoderly vs. Thomas j
Jarrid Snoderly, married July 8, i
1849; Julia E. Greener vs. G.
Campbell Greener, married at i
Gold Beach, March 3, 1947.
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Á CLEARANCE,
Marriage Licenses
{ Marriage licenses have been is- j
i sued to Byron R. Cotter, Coquille,
'and Nancy E. Marney, Coquille;
Ray G. Stollenwerk, San Francisco, |
, and Gwenevier Digman, San Fran
cisco; David Everett Adams, North i
Bend, and Jennie May Campbell, 1
North Bend; John Marion Donald
son, Denmark, and Patricia Ann ;
Bates, Bandon; Ralph B. Olmstead,!
Bandon, and Lauretta L. Lawrence,!
Bandon; Wayne Eugene Corey, I
Reedsport, and Mary Jenett Try- '
on, Gardiner; Robert S. Madsen, ,
: Coos Bay, and Grace G. Halver- !
1 son, La Grande.
All-Electric Lionel’s
Justice Court
Fined in Justice court were Hu
bert Lee McMahan, improper muf-
; fler, 85 and costs; Lillian Higgins,
no operator’s license, $2.50 and
costs; John Dale Tharp, hunting
after hours, $25 and costs; Arthur
Royal Fletcher, no splash aprons,
$5 and costs, and truck speeding, $5
and costs; Darrell Jon S. Louis, no
vehicle license, $2.50 and costs;
Asa Robert Brown, hunting prohi-
I bi ted hours. 825 and costs. 810 sus-
I pended, no hunting license, $25
' and costs, $10 suspended.
An eighteen year old boy was
I fined $150 and sentenced to seven
; days in county jail on a charge of
| contributing to the delinquency of
a minor.
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These Slashed Prices
Make Santa Claus Happy
20% OFF
$29.50
$75.00
were
STORK
NEW S
Tell as at 3881
Births filed with the county
1 health department from Dec. 12 to
19 were to Messrs, and Mesdames
Paul Sampaulesi, North Bend, Dec.
8, a son, Paul Dennis; Thomas
Yucka, North Bend, Dec. 8, a son,
EmestDwayne; Burley Lail, Myr
tle Point, Dec. 8, a son, Jon Bur
ley; Gerald Fraser, Myrtle Point,
'Dec. 8, a son, Gregory Louis; Phil
Brower, Myrtle Point, Dec. 9, a
’daughter, Janis Kay; Victor Lopez,
Jr., Myrtle Point, Dec. 9, a daugh- J
ter, Gayle Lynn; Loren Harsh,
Myrtle Point, Dec. 11, a son, Wil
liam Sylvester.
William Richardson, Myrtle
(Trains only)
$23.50
$60.00
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Coquille, Oregon
3rd and Taylor Sts.
Phone 4201