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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 12, ISM
VOLUME X U
M rs. Caldwell’s Home Sentinel Wantads Get
Quick Results
Wins Prize
Postoffice Is Required
T o Curtail All Service
IN ATHLETIC CONTEST
Despite the fact that postal re­
ceipts here for the quarter ended
March 31 showed an increase of
35 per cent over last year, there
is to be further curtailment of
service. The budget for the oper­
ation of the local postoffice for
this quarter has been so cut that
there will be almost no auxiliary
carrier service.
The curtailed service started
Tuesday with only one delivery
daily in residential districts. Two
deliveries In the business district
will be contnued. In the business
district there will be but one dally
parcel pot ‘ delivery and this will
be in the afternoon. There will be
one dally parcel post delivery In
residential districts at about 3 p.
Lynn Is Killed
SPONSOR William
When Struck by Tree WEED UNKNOWN THING
IN GARDEN^ OF JAPAN
FOR ATHLETIC SMOKER
William Lynn, resident here for
many years until leaving a year
That advertising in The Sentinel.
or more ago, was killed instantly
gets quick results was proved last
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week
when ____
Miss _____
Belle __________
Burkholder Battery "E” will sponsor anoth- Tuesday afternoon in a logging Dean Allen Describes Life and
Free Band Concert and Dance
Some Good Records Are Hung
found, shortly after The Sentinel er smoker at 7:45 Friday evening accident at Dexter, where he was
had been distributed a wrist for the benefit of the mess fund, employed by the Gulstana Lum­
Customs of Extremely
in Evening to Be Features
Up in High School Inter-
watch that she had advertised as
1“ the first wrestling bout ber company. Funeral services
Courteous People.
lost.
Frank
Clark
found
the
Chuck
Smith
of
Cottage
Grove
will
be
held
at
2:30
this
(Thurs­
of Entertainment.
Class Track Meet.
watch several days before, but had will match holds with Stub Ga- day) afternoon at the chapel here,
no Idea as to its ownership until routte of Culp Creek and in the with
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Rev. ------
Ralph
Clark . of Eugene
There is no such thing os a
Cottage Grove’s first monthly
The junior class of the Cottage
he saw the ad in The Sentinel.
second, Glenn Swanson Cottage • officiating. Rev. Clark officiated
growing on a piece of culti­
bargain carnival day, being spon­
Grove high school won the lnter-
Charles Boslaugh also recently Grove, will tackle Vic Lello, Brice at Mr. Lynn s wedding a few weed
vated land in Japan, Dean Eric
sored by the chamber of com­
class track meet held Friday af­
recovered a lost pig through a " eek- In the firet boxing bout month« ago. Interment will be in W. Allen, of the University of
merce, Is being advertised this
ternoon on Kelly field. They were
2?,<iar„ Ne.SLtf-n
the Walker cemetery.
Sentinel wantad.
Oregon, who returned recently
week by posters and extra copies
will go three rounds with Ken­ Mr. Lynn was a choker setter. from
first with 38 1-3 points, sopho­
a visit to the orient, told
neth Lello of Brice creek and In A log being hauled In on a line members
of The Sentinel distributed over
mores second with 38, freshmen
of the chamber of com­
the second. Milford Mooney, Cot­ bumped into and became entangled
the entire trade territory, includ­
third with 24, seniors last with
merce
at their monthly evening
tage Grove, will trade blows with with a hemlock tree. When the dinner meeting
ing northern Douglas county.
21 2-3.
jxii
Tuesday. The av­
Harold Woodfield, Gunter. The log was disengaged the tree fell
Nearly every business house of the
In the pole vault Byron Thies
farm is 2H acres, which
third bout will be between War­ and struck Mr. Lynn a fatal blow v erage
city has entered Into the spirit of
placed first, clearing the bar at
permits
Intensive
cultivation, and
ren Wright, Gunter, who made a on the head. Two other men nar •- 70,000,000 people live
the movement and has advertised
9 feet 9 inches; Eld win Cone was m.
in a country
hit on the last card, and Chet rowly escaped.
bargains
for
the
day.
Business
and
second with 9 feet 6 Inches and
that has few natural resources.
Postal receipts for the first
Meyers, Brice creek. For the
Armand Wynne third with 8 feet quarter of 1934 were $3,026.40, professional men are also support­
"If
we
in
the
United
States
Mr.
Lynn
was
born
July
13,
1911,
fourth bout Merle Wright and
6 Inches. Jack Caton won the 100 while for the same period In 1933 ing the movement and have as­
would develop our resources os
A handicap flag tournament a t ‘George Kerr, both of Cottage at Redondo Beach, Cal., but had those
yard dash in 10.9 seconds, with they were $2,220.11. The increase sisted the advertising and enter­
of Japan are developed, ev­
Kerr spent most of his life here. He ery person
should have on annual
Elmer Mason second and Justin Is $806.29, or more than 35 per tainment program.
The W. A. Woodard Lumber the Cottage Grove Golf club’s Grove, will be rematched.
married September 30. 1933,
‘ast ??rd was
A feature of the day will be company of this city and the Brad­ course Sunday was won by a dark I wo” Xi°,ni,? 'rrlkht ?n
income
of $20,000.
Brown third. The mile was won cent.
to
Miss
Marjorie
Walker,
who
sur­
horse,
Walter
Mallory,
who
came
anc*
Ight
has
asked
for
another
performances
by
horses
trained
by
“The Japanese are an extremely
by Robert Dusenberry in 5.4.1.
ley-Woodard Lumber company of
vives. Other surviving relatives
Aimer Hunt of Delight vallev. Bradwood have opened a sales of­ within one stroke of reaching the 1 match. Frank Lello, Brice creek, are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. courteous people and the art of
Aura Cook was second and Jack
bowing
and courtesying has been
These will be given at different fice in the Terminal Sales building nineteenth green. Harold Swartz T,1" J™*1 A‘ M„UA°2?’
Miller third. In the high jump
fifth bout and this ¿expected P. S. Challfoue of this city and the developed beyond that to be found
points In the business section dur­ in Portland. This will be in charge was runner-up. He holed out on to be
Byron Thies and Elmer Mason
a real fight as Mustola Is following aunts and uncle: Mrs. in any other country. After a stay
the
eighteenth.
Chester
Anlauf
ing
the
afternoon.
tied for first, clearing the bar at
of J. F. Woodard, who has been
rated highly at Gunter and Lello John Martin, Mrs. Lester Brant, in Japan one notices the rack of
The American Legion has ar­ in charge of sales for the mill and H. C. Wells each lacked a has
4 feet 8 inches. Vernon Thoreson,
shown his mettle In two pre­ Mrs. Ray Sears and Bud Chall­ courtesy in other countries. He
ranged for appearances during the here for many years. The Brad­ stroke of holing out the eight­ vious fights here.
Rupert Shaw and Edwin Cone
foue.
probably could not forever endure
afternoon of the little German ley-Woodard plant only recentl eenth. Zimmerly, usually in the
tied for second.
A red hot curtain raiser has
the unusual courtesy of the Jap­
band which has made a hit every went into opernticn. It Is now top two, dropped way behind and been arranged between two local
The shotput was won by Floyd
anese, but It makes a splendid
time It has appeared in public. The
Thies with a heave of 35 feet 9
mostly timbers needed for only got started on the eight­ boys. Bill Collins will referee the
Impression during a short stay.”
Washington, April 6.—An in- ‘ band will advertise the Legion’s sawing
inches. Joe Sorenson was second
its deep-water docks on the Colum­ eenth. L. W Coiner and P. E. ‘ fights and Lloyd Griggs the wrest- ]
Dean Allen described many of
crease
of
29
per
cent
in
new
j
Nelson
also
planted
their
flags
on
,in~
"Days of 49” celebration.
with 34 feet 1 inch and Ervin Joll
bia,
but
will
specialize
on
hem
the quaint customs of the coun­
third with 33 feet 5 inohes. Ver­ lumber business for the first quar­ The big entertainment feature lock and Columbia river old the eighteenth.
try
and told of the unusual pains
Play by members of the Wiliam-!
non Thoreson won the 440 yard ter of 1934 over the 1933 period will come in the evening with an growth yellow fir. Dry kilns are
Irrigation E xpert CouUiig.
that are taken to check up on all
ette Valley Golf association will Art King, irrigation and soil ex­
dash in 58.3 seconds with Elmer was reported today by the Nation­ 8:15 free band concert at the arm­ being installed.
foreigners who visit the country,
Mason second and Justin Brown al Lumber Manufacturers associ-1 ory. This will be followed by a
The plant here recently installed start next Sunday. Cottage Grove pert from Oregon State college,
and even on many residing in
third. In the 120 high hurdles atlon. The survey also showed free dance, which will be well dry kilns and doubled its storage will go to Laurelwood.
will
give
an
illustrated
talk
at
other
countries.
Jesse W. Bemis, well known res­
Byron Thies placed first, his time production 58 per cent higher and policed to prevent drinking, smok­ capacity. It will store clear blanks
7:30 Tuesday evening at a meetinr ident
The chamber meeting was opened
of this section for half a cen
being 20 seconds. Second and shipments 23 per cent heavier than ing and rowdyism.
SILK CREEK.
and eventually cater to the fin­
of the evening school being held
with
two
vocal numbers by a trio
ii, Hebron Farmers Tlnlon
almost Thursday
instantly killed
third were taken by Jack Caton for the first quarter last year.
April 9.—Mr. and Mrs. Herman at { the
ished uppers trade.
Union tulY.
,n an was
accident
after- composed of Mrs. Dale Wyatt,
and Orville Dutton. In the 220 Orders received at the saw mills
Bolton
of
Los
Angeles
moved
into
Myrtle Kern and Miss Helen
LATHAM.
nalL
____________
' noon of last week. He and his Miss
yard dash Elmer Mason placed the last three months were 3 per April 10.—Honor
their ranch home Friday.
Ostrander. They were accompanied
in the '
Bold T hief Works.
sons, Russell and Nelson, were at
first in 25 seconds flat. Justin cent above production and ship­ upper room for the students
Miss
Lena
Burcham
returned
!
4
the
piano by Mrs. Cecil Cald­
fifth six weeks ! A thief who jimmied the lock i
■ getting out logs for the Bemis
Brown was second and Vernon ments 7 per cent below. The re­ were: Fifth grade—Darrell
from a visit of several days I |
on the G. R. Fox car early Tues-J Friday
:
I ! mill. The father was hauling tlm- well.
Thoreson third. Jack Caton won port showed orders above output ben, Jeanette Trunnell; McKib­
in
Portland.
sixth day evening while it was parked
ibera up a hill when he was struck
the broad jump with 18 feet i ’/i for the quarter in all softwood grade—Lee Kruse, Benny McCall;
Neighborhood Friendship club
on north Sixth street a half block met
• 1 aero
across the chest by a swinging
inches. Elmer Mason and Vernon areas except the west coast and seventh
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. I
grade—Irene
Humphrey;
Main, stole a leather Jacket, a
branch. His sons secured medlcq)
Thoreson were second and third. California redwood, the total soft­ eighth grade—Dorothy White. Ber­ off
Ed Conklin with nine members
revolver
and
other
Items.
There
is
Erwin Joll threw the discus 86 wood orders exceeding cutting by nice Patten, Harry McCall, Ilene no clue.
present. The time was spent so­ Adventist Church.—At the inter­ aid as quickly as possible, but
had come.
feet 3 inches to win first. Floyd 4 per cent, while hardwood orders
cially. The next meeting will be action of west Main and M streets death
Dorothy Gallo.
Funeral services were held Sat­
Thies was second and Joe Soren­ were 3 per cent below production. Trunnell,
with Mrs. Rose Lowrance April 19 is a small white church, Seventh urday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plunkett of
afternoon at the Bemis
During the week ended March
DELIGHT
VALLEY.
son third.
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Allison of i Day Adventist Each Saturday at
Grove and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dusenberry won the 880 31, the report said shipments to­ Cottage
April 9.—Francis Horn spent the Cottage Grove visited at the A. 9;3Q an hour is spent In the study cemetery at London, Rev. I. G.
P.
D.
Kuiper
of
Dexter
were
Sun­
Shaw
of
this city officiating.
in 2 minutes 18 seconds. Homer taling 202,484,000 feet, from 1,473 day visitors at the G. L. Ross week end with friends in Corvallis. Woolcott ranch Friday afternoon of the Sabbath school lesson. At 11
Mr. Bemis was born in Wupaca.
The Cottage Grove baseball club
Buker was second and Jack Kelly mills, were highest of any week home.
The Claure Willey family visit­ Viola Rohde, Ruby Allen and o’clock the pastor, Elder Paul Iver-
Wls.,
third. Jack Caton took the 220 in 1934, while production of 198,-
ed Friday at the home of Mr. Wil­ Verne Ritchey visited the district son d eliv ers a se rm o n th e D r o o f l”
” 2 “ and
“ u was aged 69. He had will play a pre-season game here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Hawkins
of
low hurdles in 29.4. Elmer Ma­ 482,000 feet and orders of 207,769,-
parents on Smith river.
school Friday.
j 3°
of L his statements being J named bv lived on the same place at London | at 2:30 Sunday with Eugene. No
Grove spent Sunday after­ ley’s
50 years. Surviving are the widow' admission will be charged. The
son and Edwin Cone were second 000 feet dropped slightly from the Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hom of
The district school baseball team a chapter and verse from the H i- and
noon at the John Trunnell home. Emmett,
the following children: Mrs. regular schedule will start May 6,
and third. In the Javelin throw preceding week.
Ida., who have been vis­ played Lynx Hollow on the latter’s I ble. Wednesday evening hour, 7:30.
Visitors
at
the
W.
O.
Denney
Delphia Geer, London; Mrs. Hes- when the locals will play Pleasant
Vernon Thoreson took first with
iting relatives in the Lynx Hollow diamond Friday afternoon and
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home
Sunday
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lane county ought soon to b e,
131 feet. Second went to Robert
and Walker communities the past were defeated. The return match j Free Methodist Church, R. W. ter Welch, Santa Rosa, Cal.; Mrs.: Hill there. Members of the club
James W. Smith of Santa Clara two
Dusenberry and third to Mike out of the red. Three tax turn- ! and
weeks, were week end guests will be played here Friday after- Howell. Pastor.—Sunday school, Bertha Frame, Rainier; Mrs. Jea- likely to see play are Dale Gates,
Mrs. Keele and Mrs. Grable at the
overs made In one day last week
inn April
anrti vo
„
, - .
. „
_
. sie Collier, Chinook, Wash.; Rus- Glenn Swanson. O. M. Bagley.
McKibben.
home of Mr. Horn’s broth­ noon,
20.
of
Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. Mary Burcham and Mm. QrSne Forenoon se“ vke 11 with I 8?1“ ’
? llle and Nel8° n Bemls. ! Beuben Johnaon. I. Bricher, Tom
The relay decided the meet be­ totaled over $105,000 and were seg­
er, M. A. Horn.
James
Donaldson
and
Lloyd
Fry
,
,
j
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n
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e
,
rr.
wicn
|
Co. Fred Knickerbocker, Shockley,
tween juniors and sophomores, the regated as follows: State and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon and son Mildred Scott and son Norman i sermon by Rev W. V. McGee, the a]j of London.
of
Cottage
Grove
and
Mrs.
Olive
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Wendell Cochran, Kelly Cooper,
county,
$50,751.72;
cities,
$26,967.78;
juniors winning in 1 minute 46
Donald
motored
up
the
McKenzie
motored
to
Canby
Friday
evening.
paator
belng
absent
Evening
ser-
seconds, while the seniors came school districts, $25,330.93; union Keeney and two children of Cres-| Sunday, going as far as the Sparks Mrs. Burcham spent the week end vice> 7;30 wtth sermon by Rev.
FAIRVIEW
Witcher, Tom Dutton, Decker.
in second and the freshmen third. high schools, $725.36; county, high well were Sunday visitors at the ranch.
April 9 . - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H"?to“ D.u""’ D° “11JVitcbw’ Ke"’
at
the
home
of
a
sister-in-law,
I
McGee.
Prayer
meeting,
7:30,
A.
E.
Walker
home.
schools $1,508.48; forest fire con­
Mrs. Lois Benston of Eugene is Mrs. William Knight, and Mrs. Thursday
Hlggenbotham of Roseburg visited j "etb ®b° r„trld,te’ Wllbur Spray and
Bill Foster returned to school
n ,] son at
a ♦ the
♦ Vi a home
Yaawaa of
nf a a
“■■njf •
» » »
trol, $412.75.
the home of her parents, Mr. Scott n
Schools to Get $12,000.
and
several days of last week at the lea Louins.___________
Monday, after having been absent at
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Jackson,
con­
Lane county schools early next
Hlggenbotham’s
Church of Christ, I. G. Shaw, home of Mr.
several weeks suffering with pneu­ valescing from an attack of flu. cousin, Mrs. Clark. Sunday they
week will receive $11,944.69 in spe­
H EBRO N.
attended
the
fiftieth
anniversary
Pastor.—Bible school, 9:46, Clem brother. Earl Hlggenbotham.
April 10.—E. J. Edwards was monia.
Mrs.
Chas.
Conner
left
Sunday
cial tax money. This sum has been
celebration
service
at
the
Canby
Sarff, superintendent; the men of i The Louis Layng family moved Brice Creek C C C Boys
The honor roll for the lower morning for Dufur, being called
- the
- Communl-
-
■ I last
- - - - ----
■- to Gowdv
turned over by the tax department up from McKenzie Bridge over roorp
Methodist church, where Mrs.
.„ this class are with
week
Gowdyvllle.
for
the
fifth
six
weeks
In­
T o Move to Prineville
there
by
the
death
of
a
niece.
the week end.
of the sheriff’s office recently.
Burcham attended services over 40 • ty jjen’s class at the armory.1 Mrs. Luther Bettice, Mrs. Ida
First grade—Myrtle Huff;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glen
Thayer
o
f
,
Philip Hersey went to Salem cluded:
years ago. They returned Sunday Forenoon service, 11 sermon topic, Garoutte and Mrs. Glen Galysby
second
grade
—
Lorna
Brown,
visited Sunday afternoo-» evening-
Monday.
DORENA.
Junior attended an all-day meeting of the . Hope that the Brice creek CCC
| "We Would See Jeeus,
McCall; third grade—Au­ Eugene
Mrs. Murray Trunnell and niece Wayne
the Oscar Jackson home.
Mrs. C. M. Tandy of Monmouth Christian Endeavors, 6:30 eve- Mount View Neighborhood club 1 camp might be retained during
April 10.—Josephine VanSchoiack
drey Walker, Robert Dugan, Ar- at Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Peterson
[
of
Cottage
Grove
were
callers
of
spent the week end at the home | ning service, 7:30, sermon topic, Wednesday of last week at the the summer has been abandoned,
returned Saturday from a Eugene
min Ward; fourth grade—Alice
All the men. with the possible ex-
hospital, where she received med­ Mrs. F. C. Führer Thursday morn­ Trunnell, Mildred McCall, Jean and baby, Mrs. Chas. Teeters, Es­ of a son-in-law and daughter, Mr ’God.”
Prayer meeting, 7:30, home of Mrs. Walter Dowens.
ther
Volgamore
and
Mrs.
Fred
G.
ing.
and
Mrs. Alvin Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelly vis- J ception of a few who were enllst-
ical treatment.
Thursday.
Yearous.
• • •
Claire Cook and Ed McCall of
ited Saturday at the James Spahr ed from here, will move out wlth-
Bernice Mosby returned Thurs­ Mrs. Vivian Williams and daugh­ Mrs. W. O. Denney has recovered Fleck of Dorena called at the
Lawrence Brown home Sunday Cottage Grove were dinner guests
in the coming week. Most of
day from Chelan, Wash., where she ter Betty Jane of Cottage Grove from an attack of flu.
Pentecostal Assembly of God, home at Culp Creek.
afternoon.
at the James Scott home Sunday. Atwood Foster, Pastor.—Sunday
Little Josephine VanSchoiack was them. Including Lieutenant Wenk-
had employment, and where she spent the week end with Mrs. P.
Lucille
England
of
Salem
spent
Lawrence
Kent
spent
several
I
E.
Young.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Doolittle
of
brought
home
from
a
Eugene
hos-
or,
who has been camp command-
school, 9:45; morning worship, 11;
visited at the home of a sister,
Thursday and Friday at the Hugh days in Portland last week.
Elarnest Geer of California is Trunnell
Cottage Grove were dinner guests evening service, 7:30, evangelistic pital Saturday. She is recovering er for several months, will go to
Mrs. Ralph Hand.
home.
The
Glen
Hankins
family
of
Sa­
visiting
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
Sunday at the home of a son, in nature; Bible study on "Mosaic from a severe attack of membra- the Ochoco forest, near Prlne-
Mrs. Nettle Wilbur is spending
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Trunnell,
and Mrs. Dorothy Green and Hugh Doolittle.
i viile. Some will be sent to Tiller.
a week with a son, Frank Wilbur, Belle Geer.
Tabernacle," 7:30, Tuesday; young nous croup
Mrs. Mamie Trunnell, Mrs. Louise lem
Carl Yancey of Westfir spent I
a» known here, irtans are
baby
of
Independence
returned
to
The
Jolly
Workers'
club
met
Dinner guests at the George people’s service, 7:30, Friday; chil­
in Hilt, Cal.
Marie
Trotter
and
Ilene
and
Alice
Miss Juanita Bales is back in Wednesday for an all-day meet­ Trunnell spent Sunday in Yoncalla their homes Sunday, after having Teeters home Sunday were Mr. dren’s church with sand table, 3, the week end at the home of a to complete the Brice creek road
visited
several
days
at
the
Hank­
ing
with
a
potluck
dinner
at
noon.
sister,
Mrs.
Ida
Garoutte.
I
with
a
side
camp from Steam-
and Mrs. Charles Teeters, Mr. and Saturday.
school, after a two weeks’ Illness.
at the Poll Williams home.
e • •
Mrs. Clarence Peterson and baby
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hart and, P°at’
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The high school baseball team The Divide ladies’ club were visit­ A baseball game between Moun­ ins dairy.
Mrs. Ole Opheim, Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Fred Fleck of Dorena.
was defeated by the Lowell team ors. The time was spent quilting. tain View and Latham schools
Community Men’s Bible Class, baby went to Oakland last week ’
Clark Woodard is visiting with was held Wednesday on the La­ Hankins and Mrs. Lawrence Hank­ Other visitors In the afternoon were I. G. Shaw, teacher.—At the arm­ to visit several days with relatives. \ , | , r < - l p W n n d R t i r I q
at Lowell Monday afternoon by a
ins
visited
with
Mrs.
Lena
David­
his
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly visited1 l V i y r t i e VV O U O n a r l b
score of 7-2. The team will play
tham diamond. The score was 15 son near Boswell Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doolittle of ory. An important paper from the
J. D. Clark, on Cedar creek.
Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. ministerial association will be con­ Sunday afternoon at the Steele
Mohawk at Creswell Friday.
5 In favor of Latham.
About
30
students
of
the
agri­
Miss Annabelle Gilcrist and Phil to Mr.
Hugh
Doolittle.
home
at Dorena.
Robert England, who is quite ill,
sidered.
Lesson:
John
7,
and Mrs. William Keyes
Mrs. Laura Green, an old time
Walter McHuglll of Oakland ar­
is spending the week with rela­ Hersey motored to Eugene and spent Sunday In Eugene at the culture and botany classes of the
Cottage
Grove
high
school,
with
resident
but
now
of
Independence,
Irving
Saturday.
tives in Creswell.
Trunnell home.
Christian Science Society, 224 rived Wednesday to visit several
lAwrence, Georgia. Frank and Stanley
instructors, visited the Hank­ visited In the neighborhood one
V. A Wicks, who was a former
The only myrtle wood bar In the
As the Healthy, Wealthy and their
south Second street. Sunday school, days at the Otho VanSchoiack
ins
dairy
one
afternoon
of
last
Charley
Clarke
attended
a
B.
Y.
day
last
week.
resident of this place for many
city, possibly the only one in the
Wise club is coming to an end.
9:45; forenoon service, 11, topic, home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Stacy
of
state,
has been Installed at the
years, is ill in a San Francisco P. U. meeting at Roseburg Sun­ the cleanliness contest was closed week.
"Are Sin, Disease and Death
Dorothy Hohman spent Sunday
LONDON.
day.
Cottage Grove visited Sunday eve­ Pastime. It Is 22 feet long and
hospital.
last week. The leader. Mr. Rose,
June Williams spent the week inspected. One point was taken at the Rudolph Hansen home.
April 9.—Mrs. Minnie Denney Real 7”
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Warren has refrigerating plant and mod­
• • •
end with Jean Allison in Corvallis. off each time a member’s hands, The Social Neighbors club, which and Mrs. Lacoma of The Dalles
em sanitary equipment. The piece
Baptist Church, H. W. Davis, Kelly.
Mrs. A. L. Gilham and daughter : ears, nails, neck, teeth and face was to have met Wednesday after­ visited Wednesday with Mrs. Den­ Pastor.
Mrs. Edwin Voss spent Wednes­ of furniture, which is a thing of
— Sunday school, 10, M.
Laurabelle accompanied Mrs. Jas. were dirty, and when the hair was noon of this week with Mrs. Chas. ney's sister, Mrs. L. W. McKeel.
HIckenbottom. superintendent. day with Mrs. Walter Dowens at beauty, was constructed by A1
Morris to Dufur Saturday to at­ not combed. Dorothy Gallo's side, Conner, has postponed its meeting
Frank VanNortwlck spent sev­ C.
Rosenthal.
Forenoon service, 11, sermon by Mount View.
tend the funeral of a cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider of
with 15 members, won by having one week on account of Mrs. Con­ eral days last week visiting with Rev. F. W. Starring, secretary of
George and Melvin Kebelbeck 131 marks, while Bernice Patten's ner having been called to Dufur. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Mount
View
visited
Saturday
eve­
Donald Um phrey Is Injured.
Oregon Baptist State conven­
visited In Lorane Sunday with side, with 14 members, had 172 The honor roll follows: Eighth i B. VanNortwlck, in Cottage Grove. the
ning with Mrs. Ida Garoutte.
Donald Umphrey suffered a
APRIL DAY.
Hohman,
Lowell Mrs. W. H. Thorn, who had been tion. A special business session
their uncles, Leeman and Harley marks. Bernice’s side treated Dor­ grade—Marie
Frank McHuglll spent the week fractured leg Tuesday afternoon
will
be
held
at
2
o’clock.
There
The gold of th( sun,
Brown; seventh grade — Betty living the past two years in Port­
Ream.
othy’s side Tuesday with an ice Jones,,
be no evening service. Dr. O. end at the home of his father, while helping George Matthews re-
A shower of rain,
Dean Jackson; sixth grade land. returned to her home here will Wright
Roy Murry went to Shelton, cream and cake feed.
will give an „iustrated George McHuglll near R ^ b u
„ n c move a water wheel from the bank
Violets laughing
Wash.. Sunday to work in a log­ Ted Kuiper of Dexter spent Sat­ —Freda Stalder, Louise Hankins; Saturday. Mr. Thorn has been C
Mrs. Leonard Garoutte of Ban- of the ri./er at jjjgton. The water
lecture Thursday evening in the
Across the plain;
fifth
grade—Iris
Montleth,
Marie
ging camp.
here
several
months.
don and Mrs »rank Kelly and he„
u have
brought
urday at the G. L. Ross home.
A parting curtain
fourth grade—Tommy
E. N. Brasher spent the week church.
Grandma Land of Cottage Grove I here and UBed ,n
Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goff of Hansen;
• • •
Of silver mist,
Jones, Nellie Stalder; third grade end at Corvallis visiting the Nor-
visited
Monday
afternoon
w
lt
h
Grove
nour
mln>
The
wheel
SAGINAW.
Redmond
spent
the
week
end
at
Church
of
the
Nazarene,
C.
V.
Glimpsing a glory
—Jack
Montleth,
Marion
Vaughan;
val Williams family.
April 10.—About fifty enjoyed the Hugh Smith home.
Bryson, Pastor. — Sunday school,
J dJl „ r£r i, . »» » wi„ whirled backward while It was be-
Of amethyst.
second
grade—Ruth
Childers,
Es­
Glen
Baker
and
Bearl
Baker
a party at the Monroe home Sat­
Mrs. L. W. McKibben and three
removed, striking Donsdd on
9:45 Mrs. E. C. Evenson, superin­ Hubert McNeil of Mount View ,
The trees and the grasses
urday night. Refreshments of sand­ children visited Saturday in Eu­ ther Hansen; first grade—Helen left Wednesday for southern Ore­ tendent. Forenoon service, 11. ser­
??UxnTd^y wlth a brother’ the leg and breaking both bones
With rapture one,
Norton
gon
points.
wiches,
cake
and
coffee
were
gene
at
the
D.
L.
Ijams
home.
Clyde
McNeil.
between
ankle and knee. He was
topic, "Quenching the Spirit.”
Gleaming In gladness
John Daniels left Saturday to mon
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sneider and
served at a late hour.
Evening service, 7:30, sermon top­
taken immediately to the Eugene
And there—the sun!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Powell
visit
his
family
In
Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston son of Cottage Grove visited Sun­
»35,000 In Taxes Received.
hospital and is recovering eatis-
—Edgar Daniel Kramer.
ic, "The Red Sea Victory." Prayer
Seventeen members of the Sew­ meeting,
and son spent Friday evening at day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Sam Powell of Drain visited
• • •
7:30. Wednesday.
Two tax turnovers, one amount- factorily.
ing
club
met
Thursday
afternoon
Sunday
at
the
Ora
Powell
home.
the
Marvin
Harpole
home
In
Cot­
Hugh
Smith.
• • •
A LILAC BUSH.
Ing to $22,581.95 and the other to
-------------------
Mildred Smith has withdrawn Mr. and Mrs. Ora Powell and at the home of Mrs. George Suth­ Methodist Episcopal Church, Mer- $13,162.52,
were made Monday
Regular Service« Resumed,
If you stole the tint of a sunset tage Grove.
daughter visited Saturday night at erland. The time was spent In
Mr. and Mrs. Orris Gouldlng from school.
morning
and
County
Treasurer
Regular
services in place of
sky
nieclnv nullt blocks for Miss Au-1 edith A. Groves, Pastor.—Sunday
A party honoring Doris and Don­ the Will Powell home.
When rose to amethyst turned, spent the week end at Swigshome
services were/esum
were resumed
Sun-
dmv Cox The next meeting will school. 9:45, Omer Moore, superin- Grace Schlska at once began dis- vesper
vesperservices
ea oun-
The
Latham
P.
T.
A.
Study
club
with
Mrs.
Goulding'a
parents.
ald
Smith
on
their
tenth
birthday
If you caught the gleam In moth­
will meet Friday evening, April 13, bl Anril 19 with Mrs Lest"? Van tendent. Forenoon service 11, ser- trlbutlng the allotment of funds day at the Methodist church. Sub-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Lr
ubach
left
anniversary
was
held
Saturday
at
er-of-pearl
topic. "Redeeming the Time.” i to the various tax agencies
Jects for the next wveral Sundays
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nortwick oractice will be held at mon
While mauve and lavenders Wednesday for Pennsylvania, to the Hugh Smith home The hon- at
Evening service, 7:30, sermon top-1 The larger turnover was divided which will deal with needs of the
’ ored guests received gifts. Games Walker. The topic will be "Youth the Slnaina
make their home.
burned,
church
Friday
evening
insteadI
Ic
’Menaces
to
Our
Town.”
Ques-
as
follows:
State
and
county,
$12.-
are: April 15 ’’Menaces to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keene and were played and refreshments of and Social Hygiene." Short talks of at a home as has been done tiona handed In will be discussed. 1451.HO; cities, $3,803.66; school dis- day
If you pressed the hues from a
Our Town , April 22, The Church
will
be
given
and
a
general
dis­
children
spent
Saturday
night
and
cocoa,
cake,
cookies
and
marsh­
thousand blooms
the n i t
Special music by orchestra and trlcts, $4,762.12; union hlfrh schools, and the Future of the Unem-
Sunday at the W. A. Witcher mallows were served to the follow­ cussion will follow Musical num­ ?n Mr.
Of the royal fleur-de-lis,
and Sirs. W. E. Powell and others Young people’s meetings:
county high schools. $777. £oyed ’
“ ° ly
ing: Alice Trunnell, Jean Yearous, bers wl 1 precede tHe study.
at Thornton Corneis.
Or held the enpurpling shadows home
Mrs.
Glen
Green
and
Mr.
and
—
=
2
S
M
S
Ruby
Faye
Willey
of
Delight
Milo
McCall,
Esther
Plummer.
that lie
Valley spent Saturday with an Marie Plummer, Grace St. Elmo. Mrs. Hi rold Stanfield and son of
On the deepnlng twilight sea,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Townsend
Jeanette Trunnell, Allan Lee Wil­ Garibalc 1 visited Thurslay at the
You never could fashion so fair a aunt, Mrs. Dowell Benston.
have moved from Walden to a
- r - h . F r t . n Church. J .u « . *(■
v -■ .• ■....
r.iirrious naireant-
Velva Bush of Cottage Grove liams, Robert Dugan. Armln Ward, home ol Mr. and Mrs. Mads Over- house
thing
belonging to W T. Jones.
kin Smith, Pastor. Sunday school, 797.99, school districts, »2,905.93, re Igl u pageant.
Charles Ward, Myrtle Huff, Don­ gaard end at the home of Mrs.
A, rises from earth’s gray tomb spent two days of last week with ald
There
will
be
preaching
services
10,
Tom
Short,
superintendent,
union
high
schools,
»231.88;
countv
Dugan. Audrey Walker, Wayne Mamie Trunnell.
S. J. Brund Die«.
With the magical touch of spring’s Mrs, Margaret Sharon.
Mr and Mrs. Mads Overgaard at the church Saturday evening at Junior church In charge of Miss high schools, 12«i.l3; forest rire
Charles Sharon spent Thursdav McCall, Betty Smith, Junior Du­
Word has been received here of
light hand—
7:30 and also Sunday morning at Ruth King Forenoon service, 11, patrol, »109.26
____
were
In
Junction
City
Monday
on
gan,
Benny
McCall,
Gene
Lusk
of
at
Coburg
with
his
parents,
Mr.
the death at Dunsmuir, Cal., of S.
A lilac bush in bloom.
11
sermon topic, "Seeing Good In
Cottage Grove and the honored business.
J. Brund, for many years a well
-Elizabeth A. Thomas. and Mrs. C. H. Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banton visit- Others." Anthem, "Turn Ye Even
Canadian Vets to Organize.
,
r o .ld e n t h ere H e b a d b een
A meeting of the Healthy,
Annabelle Campbell attended a guests, Doris and Donald Smith.
A meeting to fonn a Canadian vtolt.ng several months at the
Herald White and two sons of Wealthy and Wise club was held ed at the Tipton home at Creswell to Me." Evening service, 7:30,
birthday party at Cottage Grove
"Guaranteed Seed.” This Is the legion will be held at 7 o clock bomc of a ton vvilllam Another
, f t ioO W t «*
Saturday afternoon.
Eugene visited Sunday at the home Thursday at the school house. The Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Herman Gertje of second In a series of sermons on Sunday evening In the Eugene
A n d rsw nt this eltv was
topic was "Why Milk Is Good for
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willey and of Mrs. Abbie Jane White.
Saw» U> Set ur A
house
guests
at the "Gardening With
Jesus." Christian
armory.
All Canadian
veterans of "
. Dunamui- bv h is father’s
Mrs. John McCall and son Ed­ Us.” The next meeting will be . Dorena . are
daughter of Delight valley spent
pETmou 1» ptAve tm '
_ daughter,
J
X .— Mrs.
u . . Clarice
A , . -1-„ ‘ Endeavor, a 8:30;
m
m uuhno I the
h . world .„nr
h
eu e h«»n
ca u e a io u u n s m u ir o y u » l a u n r e
meeting,
war
have
been
request­
home
of
a
prayer
Sunday evening at the Howard ward visited in Black Butte with held Thursday. The topic will be
illness. The body was brought
ed
to
attend.
7:30,
Wednesday.
Chester
Bemis
Sunday
afternoon.
Abeene.
"The
Value
of
the
Health
Club.”
Keene home.
here yesterday afternoon, but fu­
>AOW I»» «out« !
In a field of 18,706 contestant«
from 42 states Mrs Cecil Caldwell
of thia city rated fifteenth in class
2 In an essav contest conducted
by Better Homes and Gardens
magazine and was awarded a
small prize. The essays described
remodeling of oid houses. In class
2 the cost allowed was between
$150 and $500. Mrs. Caldwell de­
scribed remodelling of her own
home on Madison avenue, this city,
plans for which she herself drew.
Only 116 prizes were awarded.
pdhtla B fficesnre
OPENED INf WOODARD ’
J. W. BEMIS KILLED
LI
| I s liu r c n 1 slew s '
COTTAGE GROVE PLAYS
EUGENE HERE SUNDAY
Installed Here
IM «m u * cusno -nt»
OPOKortiMt » aus
THE FEATHERHEADS
By Gf borne
Conspicuous
© Western ' ■ wa^a^er U
HCM
FEATneR.HE..A£> .-
>7H a t w a s t h e id e a
O F T e l L IM S - T H O S t
ST o R i ES AND MAX'NÖ^
A
SPeCTAcLa
ÍO U R S 6 L F
«Q
OF
mjhats t h e id e a
o f P ic k in g o n
i suppose -
>¿0 W E R E T H E
OWL-V
AT YHE P A R TY
fA R BE IT FROM
M E To PAT MYSELF
ON T H E P A C K - B J T ,
PERHAPS Y o J - A H -
bJOTiCEP T H A T 1 WAS
neral arrangement« have not been
made.
Young BepubUcana Organ!«»,
A Young Republican club u
organized at a meeting held Mon­
day night in the city hall. Fred
Bosley was elected temporary
president and Rex Wheeler temp­
orary secretary. A meeting for the
■ election of permanent officer« will
be held next Monday and plans
probably will be made for the or­
ganization of a Young Women s
Republican club.
Vital Statistics for March.
There were six birth« and three
deaths during March, according to
the report of Dr. O- «* sroet, city
health officer. Of the birth«, three
were females and three males. Of
the deaths, one was a femal« and
two were males. Two case« of
measles and one of chicken pox
; were reported.
A Cuban night club has a sw im ­
ming pool.
Six vice preeldenta hare died la
golf
should be k ep t
office.