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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1937)
T i ll HMDAY, J U N E 1«, IN I THF. fiF.NTINKI.. COTTAGE OHOVB. OREGON NEEDS? STYLE MAILI’ SUITS E for Men S and Young S Men of a quality, style E and price that can n o t b e duplicated S any place “ They have m a d e their way by the way they are made” See them at ’19 .75 DANCE Saturday Night June 12 of Alamara Crepe • • • Rossburg where she bad visited for Velm a Bloom, a teacher In the and M r*. F ra n k M cFarland, Is ex two m o nth* at the home of a schools of Alaska, who la spending pected home Tuesday from Long brother. her vacation w ith the Ixrmhard's Beach, Cal , where he has attended M r*. Jennie Nichole arrived spent Saturday and Sunday at Junior college Thursday of laet waelt from San Yachats where they enjoyed surf Mr.». Cecil Caldwell returned Franrlsco for a vlelte at the home ft hlng and other beach sports Tuesday from Portland where she of her granddaughter, Mra. D on Mrs. Harold Johnson, a form er attended a music teachers class. nell Allen, and w ith a daughter-in- resident and a present hou-em other Mrs. Ray Duke and daughter, law, M r a O. L. Nichole nt the C h ild ren ’s F arm Home at who visited the past month at the M r. and Mre. K n a ffle Haynes, Corvallis, waa a guest o f Mrs. Glen home of an uncle and aunt, M r and accompanied by M r and Mr». V in t nie Frost Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs. K K M ills, left T u e .d a y for Gillespie and M r. and M r*. Albert of this week. th e ir new home In F I. Sill, Okla., Townsend of Eugene, were Sunday Harold Rede, a form er resident where D r. Duke Is stationed in the Kucate at the home of M r. and M r*. and son of E lb e rt Bede, arrived to medical corps of the arm y Mrs C. E Hanning In Roseburg. day ITh u s d a y l from San Francisco. M ills accompanied them to Rose Duane Robert Eustace, »on of He left this afternoon fo r Rujada burg, returning Tuesday night M r*. C J. Y lra k , went to M edford where he w ill enter the forestry T he dram atics class In Adult by tra in Monday to spend the sum service fo the sum mer months. mer w ith an aunt. Dona B u rn a Get th a t cold refreuhtng d rink at education met Tuesday evening at M r and Mrs. Jim H elfrleh of the G ray Goose. tfc the home o f Mrs. Ada Oake< fo r a Rainbow were guest* this week at M r and M rs O W Spies and discussion o f a play selection and the home o f a daughter. Mrs. C. J O tto Premaxzl accompanied N lta cast The class plans to present a Y lrak. Premazxi to Portland Sunday, Deaton Durham , employed w ith where N lta participated In the one act play w ith in a few weeks. sn Insurance firm o f Portland, la radio broadcast advertising the E u visiting at the home of h l* partnts, gene historical pageant. Miss Pre- Mr. and M rs Nelson D urham H e inazzl Is a talented accordionist. -spect* to be transferred by the M r and M r*. Ray Funk of Lon ompany to a new territo ry In a don are the parents of a daughter few we.-ks born Wednesday, June 9, at the At the Armory M r and Mrs. W inston W . Scott M cF arland M ate rn ity home. tnd son arrived here last week A son was born Wednesday. June From San Diego. C a l, and have 9, to M r and Mrs. James Belcher aken the house a t »530 Harrison at the M cF arlan d M ate rn ity home. itreet. They expect to m ake Cot- M r and Mrs. W arren Edwards Given by age Grove th eir future home returned Wednesday from a few Mrs W O Wilson and daughter days trip to Vancouver and V ic to r Battery E, 249th C A. C. Velma left Wednesday on a vaca ia, B C., where M r Edwards sang Admission : tion trip to New port M argaret w ith the Eugene Gleeman In two Gentlemen, 50c; Ladies, 10c Wilson motored over w ith them, radio concert*. eturnlng last evening M illard M cF arland, non of M r M r. and M ra James Brownlee re ar net] to th eir home In Ashland ifte r a weeks visit w ith M rs Brownlee’s parents. M r. and M rs L> P McCoy In the Blue M ountain community. Mra. John Gtlbertaon of Salkum . Wash . and son. Is»wrence Seals. it Chehalis, Wash., visited F rid a y ind Saturday at the L. P. McCoy lome at Blue M ountain Mrs. G ll- rertaon Is a sister of Mrs McCoy, the «»<1 her • son are form er Cot- age Grove esldenta. M r and Mrs. V ic to r Phelps and hildren le ft today fo r Eugene »here they w ill spend the summer. Mr Phelps plans to attend a six I seeks sum m er sewlon a t the U n l-l •erslty o f Oregon. Ronald W o od ru ff of P o rtla n d ; »»» a guest at the F L. G rannis >ome Wednesday. Real Estate, Loans & Sure Insurance M r. and M rs H W Lom bard and; 405 Main St. Phone 58 •hildren anl M r and M rs. L. 8. i loddnrd and children and Miss I We Finance Your INSURANCE Pure Dye Washable Permanent Finish on our easy Ten Month Installment Plan 2 $ 0 -3 3 Anything in Insurance 615 C o ttag e Main G ro v e Hall & Johnston M i and M rs Roy F Masters are and Junior H all and Johnston. Real Kata».-, Stanley Daugherty (Bass were am ong those presented the parents o f a son born F riday. b a n » , Bure Insurance. P hone 8M Mrs Neills M ann arrived the • >rly part o f the week fro m Block- ton. C a l, Io attend the Yancey re union to be held Bunday at the ’ .me of Mrs Ida Yancey »iaroulle »! F ait view M ra Mann lived here » number of years ago Bhe Is vis iting sn a u n t M rs F ra n k H ockelt, at present M is John V* llnso r of Brem er ton. Wash . arrived ¿Saturday for a several days visit at the homes of her sisters. M rs Mauds T ra y lo r M M V Wt-idon Miss Belle B urkholder left W ed nesday for Portland w heis She win attend the Rose Festival and visit with friends Bhe planned to spend Wednesday night at the home of a coiuln. Judge 1> C Burkholder, at Holley Bhe w ill visit a part of the iiim In IV r tla n d at the Elbert llcde home Miss Burkholder r a p-el» to return Monday by way of the roast mute. Visitors at the Cottage Orove summer colony near Scottsburg on Ihe I ’mpqua over Ihe week end hi- M i and .Mrs H II Ferrln. M r. W N F e rrln . mother of M r Ferln, and Allan and M iria m P e t rin. guests nt the Vtnnl Randall cabin; Mr and M rs Bam Veatch and small son, guests a t the for Rmtth cabin; M r and Mrs. O liver V c a irh , visitor» at the M er villa Veatch cabin The D W Surge». G R Arm-St and I , F Brisbane fam ilies occupied Mrs Ray T rask’s cabin. Mi»» Ellnore Shield» of Oregon Stale college and W illia m N Kee of T w in F a ll*. Ida. were guests the pa t week at the home o f D r and M i' <’ It Slm klns Glenn Slink In . who recently received n Mns- !• i Degree In science at O S C and Miss Leneve Slm klns, a sill lent at Oregon State, are also h tne for the week Mr and M rs E K Chaloupkc. former residents, were calling on friends In the city Sunday They had s|s<nt the w inter In C nlfornla and were In Oregon looking a fte r property Internets. T h e y h av* re ’ ently cold th e ir sum m er home on the Metollua riv e r In central O re gon The G ray Goose fo r Ice Cream , tf Mrs W N F e rrln , who arrived last week from Lawrence, Kan*., for a visit at the home of her eon, I I It Ferln, received word Tuee- day of Ihe death of an only broth er S. M Hnskell ,ln Ixvs Angeles. M r. F errln was nnnhle to go Io California In response to the mes sage I, G rannis and son Hob spent Friday and S aturday on a fishing trip to Tah kenltch and l<oon lakes. , Mi ami Mrs. Vcrn W illia m s and Claude Sherm an spent the week end In central Oregon. Mrs W il liam * visited a slater In Redmond ■mil the men fished al East and Siillle lakes They report good ■ ntrhc,» at both lakes M r and M rs C. F Hoskins, In company w ith Eugene friends, mo tored to points o f Interests nlong the coast Sunday Miss Geraldine Kom, Robert and Ite s l Ituae H otter and Ice Cream. Ask for them. t <». Creamery. tf In a music recital by Miss Elaine Moore, Eugene music instructor, at W ashburne’s auditorium Saturday M is C. J Kem. M rs W H Daugh erty. M r and Mrs N E Glass and M ra T C Wheeler accompanied them to Eugene M i and Mrs O m er Ho»kln* of Portland visited a few days last week w ith O m er’s parents, M r and Mrs C F Hoskins Bill Graham , son of M r and Mrs Dave G raham of Eugene, was a guest this week at the home of .Bob Grannis M r and Mrs. Roy Mueller of Silverton are visitors this week with Mrs M ueller’.» parents. M r and M rs T. C Wheeler. Mra A, A. Job. Mrs Jerry Job and M r*. J W W righ t, nil of Loa Angeles, C a l. were week-end vis itors o f Dr and Mrs ft. R Job. They were on a m otor trip to Montana- M r*. C arl King and daughters Jean. V irg in ia and Joanne visited F riday w ith friends at Toledo and Newport. Mrs Amanda G lnger and daugh- 'I i M m L illian Fix. of Pen dleton visited here the past week with relative and friends. Mrs. G inger w ill be remembered by many a* Amanda Sears, which wax her maiden name. The Rev. C. J H a ll fam ily mo tored to Cama». Wash . Tue .day for a few day» visit w ith friends. They will return (he la tte r part of the week, bringing their daughter Beth, who finished her first year at W il lam ette University. Diner .Moore ac companied them to Portland where »he w ill spend a few weeks with her m other, Mrs. Paulson. June C at the M cF arland M a te rn i ty home. M r and M rs H erbert Breedlove returned last week from Bend where they visited at the home of Ih elr daughter, Mrs. T helm a C arr, and attended the graduation exer cise* of th e ir granddaughters, Eloulse and Dorothy C arr, from the eighth grade T hey made the trip by way of M cKenzie highway on the Clear Lake cuto ff Mrs. E a rl C. Reynold* and daughter M nrcllle of K lam ath Falla are visiting at the home o f M re Reynolds' father. Rev James A Smith Mr». Reynold»' son E a rl Is attending the 4-H club school In Corvallis this week Miss Velma Bloom, who teaches school In Juneau. Alaska, was a week end visitor at the home of Mr» Herbert Lom bard. The two were girlhood friends and class mate» during their residence In Nebraska Miss Bloom was en route to San Ftanclsco where she w ill attend a sum m er session a t a teachers' college. Mrs W I M ills, mother of Mrs. B It Reed, returned Tuesday from FILI THE TANK ONCE and drive all day! H enry M. Lake ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN Plans and Specifications Cottage Orove. Oregon Telephone 41 F 3 Residence: Disston Route FORD “60” OWNERS REPORT 22-27 MILES PER GALLON You Will Need One Soon—Better Buy Now Before Prices Advance T iik 60-horscpower F ord V -R is w riting rem ark- uble mileage records on Am erican roads. Private owners and fleet operators alike report averages Garden Hose Sprinklers of from 22 to 27 miles on a gallon of gasoline. You can fill the tank of your F ord “60" and drive all day — 300 to 400 miles — without stop- ping again for fuel. Besides costing less to run than any Ford car ever built, it sells at the lowest FORD V-l t r n n F ord price in years. 'Flint’s double economy ? BEGIN AT U tV >i D iv lt u Ftctery. TnssfsrlillM chH|ii| Stateasd FHsnl tern iitn speeds up to 70 miles an hour. It is built into the Thi» price i t for the 60-hortepower Coop«, Ulut« truted tbovB, equipped w ith front end tear bump er«, «par* tire, horn, windshield wiper, «un vioor, glove compartment, end a«h trey. same roomy body as the famous “85”— w ith the <OC T h e “60” delivers V -R smoothness and quiet at Graber - Gettys PRICES same modern features of comfort and depend ability that make the 1937 F o rd V - 8 unques tionably THE OttAI ITT CAR IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD. A M O N T H , after uanat down-pevments J buys eny model 1937 Ford V -R C a r— from env Ford dealer — anywhere in the U nited Stata«. Aak your Ford dealer about the ea«y payment plan« of the Universal C red it Company.
