I t lt H I I M
IW A « U lt I«, ISM
T U « S K N T IN K I. CO fTA G K liH O V It, OREGON
M r«. 1C R . I «Adil lay, M ra. A < Id le
Ja ro h « Mini M r«. K e n n e th
W a rd
vlaltvd H a lu rd a y In
H «lem
w ith
relative«. M ra J a robe. in n th c i o f
M r«. I.rn » ley, rem a in e d fo r « long
er vla lt.
K N I T T t i h H l’ IT H In p a atrla and
nnd atrl|>ea R rrn tw rg
glove«
In
w h ite , copper nnd
n a vy
S p rin g
«w eate ra an d blouse». T h e K m a rt
Shop.
m ilk
M ra M y rtle H alla n in n 1« reco ver­
ing fr o m an o p e ra tio n undergone
one d a y laat w eek In a
Eugene
h o ap ltal
M ra M a b e l E a t I o f W illa m in a 1«
vlalt I ng nt th e borne o f n b ro th e r.
I I I I G rig g s
11« d llo a e M u lle r an d Ic e ('re a m .
Ask fo r th em . ( ' <1. C rm m e r y .
If
Husband Takes
Cabinets Tram
W ife’s Kitchen
T o have h e r
k itc h e n
ca b in ets
ta k e n fro m h e r hom e and put In
someone else*« hom e was the recen t
unusual experien ce o f M r». O rn e r
M o o r*.
M i. M oore, w ho
1« a
c a b in e t
m a k e r, «bowed a prospectIve c u s to ­
m er th e cab in et«
In
hl«
w ife '«
k itc h e n .
The
cu sto m e r
w a n te d
those v e ry ca b in et» M r. M o o re, be­
in g busy at o th e r w o rk , w ith o u t
»■ kin g hl« wife*« consent, rem o ved
M laa M a ria n N o tv e d t apent the
th « cabin et«
to
th e
c u s to m e r’«
i w r i t end In A liw n y and C o rv a llis home M i« M o ore 1« now w ith o u t
M ra. K K .Mill« «pent th e week k itc h e n cabin et» u n til h e r hu»band
end In l*ortlar»d.
has tim e to m a k e new one».
M r» V ln a l R a n d a ll 1« e n te r ta in
M ra .N ettie
M c K ib b e n o f M il
w a u k le a rriv e d M o n d ay to v la lt a Ing U to p ia clu b to d ay ln»tead of
M r * M oore, because o f no ca b in et«
«laughter. M t« T o rn P itc h e r.
10 lbs la u n d ry fo r 8<h ■t C u llili»' In M r» M o o r«’« k itc h e n .
He
I jtu n d r y
S ty le-M art
C lo th in g
in summer styles
$19.75
nuits are »old by ex
elusive mon'a shops for $25
to $30 Why pay more for
th. same thing?
PETERSEN’S
I »4 >in h a rd
and D r O . I .
II. w
H.
K n r, « I th l» r l l y and Dr W
D a le and Con
D illo n el Fin te n e
! «pent th e week end fis h in g nt Enat
lak e
M ra F <J S tille r left F r id a y fo r
Mlnn<*u|M»|la. M in n , w tie te «he was
1 < a ile d bv th e eerlou» Mine»» o f a
n |«trr. M r « It R T o dd . M r«. S S
T tn a k o f th ia c ity 1« also a «later
S L A C K S |1 49 nnd >105
P olo
sh irts , T tc an«i
attc.
N A U T IC A L
S W E A TE R S .
>149
am i >195.
T h e y 're fe tc h in g T h e K m a rt Hhop.c
M l* * « • M u d d le
B e k lle r an d C a ro
lyn G r n n n l* . I I o f <> atudenUi. a re
N|»ending sp rin g v a c a tio n a t th e ir
hom e« here.
M l««
D o ro th y
M c D o n a ld
nnd
lx> rrn S ' »• w art
of
E ug ene w ere
S u n d a y vlalto rn at th e
hnrne o f
Ix ire n * p arent«. M r an d M r« Ian-
Kell« S te w a rt.
G et th a t cold re fre s h in g d r in k at
th e G r a y Ooo»e.
tfc
M l««
D o ro th y
U m p h re y , F a y e
S te w a rt, ( ’«»let» G a ro u tte .
H a ro ld
M a r k in , Jack K e lly an d A lfre d A l­
len. <> S C »tudent», a re »pending
uprlng v a c a tio n
at
th e ir home«
her«.
M r» W ilb u r S p ra y ba» re tu rn e d
fro m an extended vl»lt In M e d fo rd
S in g le iwurf». 79c T u b u la r «enrf«.
90c T h e y ’re
b e a u tifu l
S trip « »
plaid« p la in color» nnd lot« o f 'em
In p r e t t y pastel shade«. T h e S m a rt
Shop.
m ite
M r. an d M r» K a r l O d om o f Sa
lem vis ite d S u n d ay at th e hom e of
M m O d om * b ro th e r. F. It W iese
M t and M r». W illia m lln ld e m n n .
M t an d M r». C a r l H a g e n . M r and
li n i I A Jo hn sto n. Ile a l F a ta tr. M r» F lo y d lln y e « nnd G eo rg e Re«
IXMfcj i h S u rr Inaurane«* I'hon«* AM.
nt t •< m l cd a d ie trlc t S a fe w a y »tore»
F t «1 B a lla i» la ir«ov«*rlng fron» picnic S u n d ay at N e w p o rt.
|>ii4ti
mia.
T h e r a a tlm e fo r |»a«tinie.
fd tfe
H* *> W ebb er o f Fug«* n r la nr» ««i
T h e E v e r e tt L y n ch » o f P o rtla n d
<tltli I to the sale» fo rr e ut T w in «pent the w eek end at th e C. K.
O ak
B u ild ers S u p p ly co m p any.
I C a ld w e ll horn«.
Tt>«, O ra v G o o o fo r Ice l ’io x m «
M r an d M r« A n to n e
Hoel
of
Al e F re d Itllc k le
la
v is itin g lutkcMidc visited M o n d a y
at
the
rata' ve» m Hun F ran cisc o
hom e o f M r» M a rg a re t M afley. »1»
te r o f M r«. H oel.
W m lb'« I*, p lu m b in g , phon«*
CITY BRIEFS I t
S praying
M aterials
F ishing
T a c k le
I
iG raber-G ettys
H ardw are
B e v a m i fro m he re
» ttrn ile d
n
m r - t liiK n t B lue K lv r r c h a p te r o f
g a ir n
S ta r F r id a y
r v r n ln n In
K u :• ne. T h e y w r r « M r» C. 8 . H o b
B t n , K It I,.’I1|||'V, M m C ■> I'm
p h ir y .
M r». 8. I.. G o ddu rd . M r »
Jncohsen,
M r«.
G le n n ie
M r». O la f O laen an d Ml.»»
Olaen.
C o llin » ' N e w H o m e W a s h , Sc
tfi-
O e .,i,; r
F t . .«I.
H e le n
, T rv
p o m i.I
Bed
Davenports
$42.50 up
BRESSLER’S
------------------------2
A
m arriag e
■■
llcenae
was
—
Issued
S a tu rd a y to C la y to n D. B ob bin « o f
t lila c ity and Mlaa T h e lm a W o o d ­
r u f f Of ipi mg field
M r and Mr«. Roy
M ueller of
Silverton «pent the week end w ith
Id r and Mr«. T . C. W heeler, p ar­
ent« o f Mra. M ueller.
M rs
M a rg a re t
S a fle y .
MD ses
lanhcllc, A d e lin e an d D o ro th y S a f­
ley an d M i « N e llie O laen (C re s ­
w e ll) v is ite d S un day In D r a in at
the Jo h n S a fle y home.
M l»» N e llie O laen
of
C r e iw e ll
»pent th e w eek end w ith M l»« Inn-
belle S a fle y .
G I F T S F O R R A B IE S
Ja cket»,
cap», conib and b rush sets. k n itte d
»hoe«, dresses, g e rtru d e» . and Ju«t
about e v e ry th in g fo r th e baby. T h e
S m a rt Shop.
m l9 c
District W. R. C.
Meet Is Held Here
M in W . I. H a tc h n t th l« c ity w»»
elected ju n io r Vice p re s id e n t nnd
M t» Kvu A u b re y o f th l« c ity w a .
elected s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r nt th e
d is tric t c o n v e n tio n o f th e W o m e n ',
R e lie f corp« held here S a tu rd a y .
M rs P n rta le e Leslie o f N e w p o rt,
nctln tf pres id en t, nnd M r». N e ttle
G rasn ou irh . d e p a r tm e n t
p res id en t,
w ere am o n g tho«e a tte n d in g . M r» .
G reen ou gh wn«
ac com panied
by
fo u r o th er» fro m P o rtla n d .
T w e n ty fiv e w ere present fro m
E ug ene. Id fr o m C o rv a lll» , 5 fro m
N e w p o rt
an d
25
fro m
C o tta g e
G rove.
T h e 1937 co n ve n tio n w ill be held
In t'o rv a lllg .
O ffic e r» elected. In a d d itio n
to
thoae a lre a d y nam e d , w ere
M r»
M a b e l Zr-d w lck.
C o rv a lll« .
p res i­
d e n t, M r» I »rum. E ugene senio r
vice pres id en t; M re. D u n n » , N e w ­
po rt. c h a p la in ; M re K vn
Y ou ng,
C o rv a llis , co n d u cto r;
M re. D e lla
M c M illa n . M r«. C a r rie S tro n g . M r».
Agnes A rc h ib a ld . M r» M a ry R ip ­
ple. n il o f C o rv a lll» , color b e arer» ;
M r« K ila M e lx e r, N e w p o rt, p a tr io t­
ic In s tru c to r; M r» . M illie K e is te r,
Eugene, press corresp on den t.
M r»
Ix ’e H a g a n an d d a u g h te r
E le a n o r o f R osebu rg , fo rm e r C o t­
ta g e G ro v e resid ent«, w ere
C o t­
tage G ro v e v is ito rs W ed n esd ay.
M r an d M r« 11 C. Hose. M rs.
Rone’s m o th e r. M r« Sadie E le a k
o f th l» city, and M rs . J M M c C la r-
nan o f N e w p o rt w ill leave S a tu rd a y
fo r Loa A ng elas fo r a v is it
w ith
re la tiv e » M ra. E le a k plan« to r e ­
m a in In Ix>s A ngeles fo r th e sum
m er.
M r and M rs. V ln a l R a n d a ll vis­
ited S a tu rd a y In
P o rtla n d
w ith
M iss D o ro th y S w ean ey o f C hicago,
w ho Is tra v e lin g
w ith
a
g ra n d
opera co m p any. Miss S w ean ey la a
rou a ln o f M ra. R a n d a ll.
M r and M rs F r a n c is I<acy o f
W o o d b u rn spent th e w eek end w ith
M r I-a cy's g ra n d fa th e r. Jo h n I-a m -
son.
M rs. 11 It B reedlove an d M rs .
lu e s M eeks spent
Sunday
an d
M o n d ay In P o rtla n d
M r». S L. G o d a rd . M i«
M a b el
A tk in s o n nnd M rs G ra c e V o n B o e-
k lr k vis ited M o n d a y In R oseburg
w ith relatives .
M rs
V o n R o s k lrk
rem a in e d fo r a lo n g e r visit.
A W H e lllw e ll
w as a business
v is ito r In P o rtla n d th is w eek
PAG E F IV E
Legion Endorses
R(ITC Training
MUNSING WEAR
UNDERTOGS
FOR MEN!
Past Commander J. Chamberlin
Challenges Member« to Carry
Forward Service Proirram
C o n tin u a n c e o f R O T C
m ilita r y !
tr a in in g a l O. 8. C a m i U. o f Cl
were rn th u » lu » tir« ||y •*ridor»<*d a t ,
the m o n th ly m eetin g o f W illa m e tte
<*ounrl| «>f th r
A m e ric a n
le g io n
held h e re W edn esd ay n ig h t.
T h e m eetin g observed th e seven­
te en th a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e I^eglon
and Bast D e p a rtm e n t C o m m a n d e r
Joe C h a m b e rla in gave an ad dress,
on the h is to ry o f the o rg a n iz a tio n
fro m th e tim e o f a « a u ru s o f fo u r
Seaialand, (ilk like cotton vests
In a F re n c h cafe H e Issued a s tir ­
rin g ch alle n g e to m tm b erH to c a n y
—fit snug and “ feel like
fo rw a rd the I«eglon*s p ro g ra m o f
a million.”
service to the
c o m m u n ity ,
state
and n a tio n . In c lu d in g such th in g *
The shorts are of fine thread
a» th e Arn«*rlcnnism p ro g ra m , the
broadcloth — lastex elastic
p ro g ra m for n a tio n al defense, the
ch ild w e lfa re p ro g ra m , c a re o f the
band — balloon seat fits oom
disabled, be n efit« o f w h ic h a re fo r
fortably.
th e n a tio n as a whole.
C la re n c e S im o n o f E u g en e , co m ­
m u n ity service c h a irm a n , w h o pre-
eld«*d o v e r a Joint m e e tin g o f the
Legion an d a u x ilia ry , also
spoke
b rie fly on c o m m u n ity service.
C h a irm a n V o n I,ehe o f th e A m e r­
ic a n iz a tio n co m m itte e u rged each
post to show Its In te re s t
In
the
c o m m itte e «
rad io
p ro g ra m
by
p u ttin g on at least one p ro g ra m .
S ta te ('h n ir m a n C o n n e tt o f boy
»cout w o rk «tr«**«ed th e need o f
m ore leaders In th a t w o rk .
D is tric t C o m m a n d e r R o g e r M ills
o f C o rv a lll« was al»o a sp eaker.
M a in
s tre e t
E v a n g e lis t
G eo rg e
D e le g a te * w ere present fro m E u F r r r in Is on P ro g ra m .
S alem . M a rc h
19.— S u p e rin te n ­ Jones w ill speak th is F r id a y n ig h t
gene, O a k rid g e , M o nroe. C o rvallis.
A lh u n y
an d
Florence.
P resident dent H . B. F e r r la o f C o ttag e G ro ve on " T h e B lin d M a n ’s D o u b le ” an d
1« a m em b er o f th e c o m m itte e on w ill te ll w h y th e L o rd had to la y
To rg en so n o f Flo ren c e presided
T h e B alla d ee rs w ere on the e n ­ P a r tic ip a tio n o f P rin c ip a ls an d his hands on th e m an tw ice. S a tu r­
T e ach er» In the
S olu tion o f A d ­ d a y e v e n in g E v a n g e is t E m m a V .
te rta in m e n t p ro g ra m .
m in is tra tiv e P ro b le m « ” t h a t w ill Jones w ill sp eak on " T h e W o n d e r
m a k e a re p o rt a t th e a n n u a l con­ Lam p.**
A t 11 o'clock
service«
S un day
fe ren ce o f c ity su p erin ten d en ts to
be held in S alem F r id a y an d S a t­ M rs. Jones w ill speak
on
"T h e
u rd a y u n d e r Joint auspice« o f the F ra g ra n c e o f th e C ru c ifie d
L ife .”
su p erin ten d en ts' association an d C. S u n d ay e v e n in g the su b je ct fo r M r .
A. H o w a rd , su p erin ten d en t o f pub­ Jones w ill be " T h e y T h a t G o D ow n
to th e Sea in Ships.” M r . Jones
lic instruction»
w ill speak fro m his ow n experien ce
Locals Play Two Games
E v a n g e lis tic M e e tin g s C on tin ue.
on th e seas.
E v a n g e lis tic m eetin g s
co n tin u e
Services w i l l continue every
Here and One at Elmira
at th« A ssem bly o f God. 1023 east night except Monday.
In stock
here now
49c
Select a Munsing Wear Suit
Here Now!
UMPHREY & MACKIN
BETTER VALUES
I.O.O.I'. Quint Takes
3 Games One Night
on Same Niyht.
Mr.roKT o r ionoition o r the eirst . n ational ban » o r cottack grove .
IN T H r s rtT E o r OKXHIN. AT THE (LOME OF BI MIN EMM ON
T h » C u tta x e G ro v e I. O. O . F . bos­
ke t bull te a m closed t h e ir season
w ith
th re e
s n u u h ln g
vic to ries
T h u rs d a y e v en in g last.
A m lx u p In th e schedule caused
th re e gam es to be p layed th e same
n ig h t.
A do ub le h e a d e , was p layed here
in th e lo cal g y m an d
th e
th ird
ga m e w as played a , K im Ira.
C o tta g e G ro v e
c o m p le te ly o u t­
classed S p rin g fie ld in th e opening
gam e T h e local» ra n up a 14-2 lead
nt h a lf tim e . S avin g th em selves fo r
the second gam e, th e
local
fiv e
coasted th ro u g h th e last h a lf.
S h o rtrld g e and T r a c y
led
the
locals w ith 10 and 9 po ints respec-
tlv e lv . R . C h a tte rto n w as o u ts ta n d ­
in g fo r S p rin g fie ld w ith 10 points
T h e K lk to n gam e w as m u ch fa s t­
er and closer. K lk to n to o k a n e a rly
8-4 lead, b u t th e local te a m tied
th e score 8-8 a t th e end o f q u a rte r
T h e second pe rio d w as a ll C ot­
tage G ro v e ’s, th e locals outclass­
in g th e ir opponents 12-2 In
th is
period A f t e r a th ird perio d w h ich
saw K lk to n close th e m a rg in
to
25-21. th e locals speeded up and
sewed u p th e gam e.
T h e lo cal fiv e used a fa s t, sure
passing
a tta c k
th a t
rep e a te d ly
shook T r a c y fre e u n d e r th e basket
fo r sure shots.
T r a c y led a ll scoring
w ith
14
po ints an d played an a ll arou nd
o u ts ta n d in g gam e.
B eck ley led K lk to n w ith 9 points.
In th e E lm ir a gam e p la y was
fast an d rough. C ottag e G ro v e led
th ro u g h ,o u t m ost o f
th e
gam e,
w h ich ended 30-24 In fa v o r o f th e
C o ttag e G ro v e I. O. O. F . te am .
M tK fll
I.
IS M .
A o a rrt
1.
3
«
<.
7
D ta a * aad d u o u f lli
......................... .....>175 5»3 (L.
Unite*! State« Governm ent obligation« direct a n d -o r fu lly guaranteed
1W 4M 33
Other bond«, stocks, and «ecurtttes
B anking house. 913.000 00. F u rn itu re and fixtures. 93 953.00 __________ 10 953 00
Keal estate owned .ther than banking bouse
..................
4 3SS.M
h Reserve w ith Federal Reserve bank
__________ ?S -M3 53
y i'a * h balance« w ith other bank» and cash items in process of collection
3S3.33S 79
13. O ther a s * e t a _____________________________________________________________
1.10« 81
T O T A L A S 8 E T S --------- ---- ----- ------------------------------------------------------------ - 794.1 «8 39
14
15
1«.
18.
L I A B IL I T I E S
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
9447.593 33
Tim e deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
255.209.81
Stats, county, and m unicipal deposits
22.130.39
Deposits of other bank«. Including certified and cashiers* checks o u tstand­
ing
79 75
T o ta l o f Item s 14 to 18:
( a ) Secured by pledge of k a n » and or in v e s tm e n ts ------------- 9 14.747 00
(b ) N ot secured by pledge of loans a n d /o r Investm ents.
710.271 <2
(e ) T O T A L D E P O S I T S ____________________________________ 725.019 28
30. C a p ita l account:
Common stock. 500 shares, p ar 9100.00 per s h a r e ......... ................ 950,000 00
Surplus
10.000 00
I'n '.iv ile d profits net
..........
9.149.11
T O T A L C A P IT A L A C C O U N T ----- ----------------------------- -------------------- ---------
TO TAL
69.149 11
794.168.39
L I A B IL I T I E S
MEM ORANDUM
Loans and Investm ents Pledged to Secure L iabilities
32. O ther bonds, stocks and s e c u r itie s --------- ------ -- — ........................... ................. ......
10,000.00
__________
16 0 0 0 00
34.
55
TO TAL
PLEDGED
(excluding
rediscounts)
Pledged
<b> Against state, county, and thunlcipal deposits
10.000 00
(h )
10.000 00
TO TAL PLEDGED
Boyd
R asm ussen
of
P o rtla n d
M rs . W illia m B eck has re tu rn e d
w ill a r r iv e th»« e v en in g (T h u rs d a y !
Stats of Oregon. County of la n e , as: I. T C W heeler, president of the above-
fro m v is itin g re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d
nam ed bank, do solemnly swear th at the above statem ent is true to the best o f my
to »pend th e re m a in d e r
of
th«*
nnd O reg o n C ity .
T . C. W H E E L E R . President.
knowledge and belief.
w eek a t th e C. K. U m p h re y hom e
C orrest— A tte s t:
M r. nnd M rs. H e r b e r t
H a w le y
me
this
18th
day
O. 0 . V E A T C H ,
T o m K e m . student at O. S. C.,
Sworn to and subscribed before
and son G eo rg e o f M a p le to n spent
H E. E A K IN .
of M arch. 1930.
w ill a r r iv e F r id a y
to »pend th e
th e week end w ith M r H a w le y 's
W ORTH HA RV EY.
O P A L E W A G N E R . N o tary Public.
w eek end at hl» ho m e here.
Director»
c<>reinls«t«>n
expires
12-8-39
m o th er, M rs. M a r y H n m h rlc k
T h e H a p p y Cirri«» clu b o f D o re n a
M rs. A lb e rt W o o d a rd and d a u g h ­
w ill pres en t th e ir p lay. ‘’H o b g o b lin
te r M a rjo rie
re tu rn e d
S a tu rd a y
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nt th e Joe S m ith su m m e r h o m e on by C o u n ty Ju dg e F re d F ls k
A n A-pound d a u g h te r w as born the H m p q u a .
N o tic e w ill be given to th e news­
F r id a y to M r an d M rs. R o y H
M r an d M rs E rn e s t R e d fo rd nnd papers Just as soon as b la n k s . In ­
G o rd ln le r.
ba b y o f S po kan e a rriv e d W e d n e s ­ s tru c tio n s and re g u la tio n s fo r pen­
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12 Scenes—12 People
d a y to spend several
days
w ith sion re c ip ie n ts nre received a , the
In g business college In P o rtla n d , M rs E llt a H o w e , a u n t o f M r. R e d ­
c o u rt house
re tu rn e d to school S u n d a y
a fte r
fo rd .
A daring revelation of the Townsend Plan
h a v in g spent several days at his
I.o u ls W iese nnd non S ta n le y n r Two All-Star« Picked H ere
hom e here.
Crowding
Leading Auditoriums Everywhere
C o tta g e G ro v e high school con- j
rived W ed n esd ay fro m
L e w is to n
M iss W llb e rta W ilso n o f A lb a n y
Id n.. w h e re th e fa m ily
has been trlb u te d tw o o u t o f n in e a ll-s ta r,
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Performances in Portland
spent th e w eek end w ith h e r p a r­
loented fo r se veral years. T h e r e ­ b a s k e tb a ll p layers o f th e co u n ty |
ents. M r an d M rs. W . O. W ils o n .
m a in d e r o f the fa m ily w ill a r riv e picked by th e E ug ene N e w s . T h e i
COME EARLY
tw o a re K e n n e th S h o rtrld g e an d I
M rs. F L . G ra n n is Is spending he re a f te r school closes.
th e w ee k In S e a ttle w ith relatives .
H a ro ld M ln n e y .
M rs V e lm a H a r r e l has received
Misses T h e lm a K e m
an d
B e r­ w o rd o f th e d enth o f A. N C nu dell
M im e o g ra p h stencils. S e n tin e l
nice B a lla rd o f E u g en e spent th e M a rc h 1 nt W a s h in g to n , D C. T h e
w eek end w ith M is» K e rn ’s p a r­ Caudells, lo ng tim e frie n d s o f th e
ent«. M r . an d M rs. O. M . Kern
H n rre ls , v is ited h e re last s u m m er
2:30 p. m. and 7 :30 p. m.
R o b e rt V e a tc h o f E u g en e wan a
R e n to n S e h re n k w as II, several
C o tta g e G ro v e v is ito r M o nd ay.
days th e past w eek w ith flu .
Matinee 15c and 25c
Evening 15c and 35«
M r. an d M rs. J. M . S h a ttu c k o f
T h e F re d F ro s t an d H a r r y F ro s t I
S alem spent the w eek end at th e fa m ilie s have m oved ,o M a rc o la .
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Sponsored by Cottage Qrove Townsend Club No. 1
sw ers to nam e o f " Z ip p e r.” R e - I
homes. M rs P o w e ll an d M rs. B a l­
M r . an d M rs C la ir e H o g a ts apent
m l9 c , |
lew a re d a u g h te rs o f th e S h a ttu c k « . S u n d ay v is itin g re la tiv e s In 8 a le m . w a rd . M rs . J. P . G ra h a m .
Old Arte Pension Funds
Not Yet Available
On the Stage— In Person
"LIFE BEGINS
AT 60”
The Townsend Plan Play
Armory, Wed., March 25
WANTADS