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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1937)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER SI. IMI Miss Mildred Cole and Mr* Fronts Stuart Willian is working at Twenty new arm chairs have | Growth of <lotloawoo4o Gruata, RuMian for Georgia Cox. all of Marcóla; Mr. and Mr», i Oakridge on the highway been received for use In class Cottonwoods grow to IB inches ha room». | Gruxia t» Russian for Georgi», a Jamas Bement of Sisters; Mr. and diameter in IS to M years. Several Student», accompanied by *1*1* *n Ruista Mrs. Harold Havens of Sacramen Mr». Ruby Godant, wert- In Eugene ' to. Cal.; Mrs. Hugh Porteous of Mt. Shasta City. Cal.; Mr. and Mi's. Monday gettlng prises for the car-' Oct. 19 -The girl scouts will nival. Walter Briggs of Grants Hass; Mr and Mrs. E. L. Briggs of Klamath meet Monday night, October 2». at Dangers of autumn driving, Fails. These were guests Saturday the high school. grimly proved by accident figures, at the Henry Lake home. T. B. and Jim Mitchell accom are underscored by records of the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Havens and panied a party of men from Wolf to Grants I‘a ss on a hunting Oct 19 Mr. and Mrs. Everett United States weather bureau in Mrs. Hugh Porteous returned to Creek ' Portland. Secretary of State Snell their homes in California Sunday trip over the week end. Thompaon and daughter of Eug»n« 1 announced today. High school juniors will give 1 and Neil Fry of Veneta visited rr- morning. Doily until May 14 minstrel show in the near ___ ‘When we found from our acci- future. cently at the Le» Fry homa FROM PORTLAND dent files that nearly a third of The girU league are practicing Misu Mary Hryant returned from! automobile mishaps a play to be given in November. Roseburg Sunday after spending a ' each Standard Totuit CuMà Mrs. Mary Sanderson has moved week there visiting her mot bar occur during the fall, we opened a Chicago .... $ 90.30 $ 74.00 S 57.35 campaign to make the autumn of Oct 19. Mr. and Mrs Oscar to Eugene. J. J. Korissen has returned from De* Moines , . *66.07 80.25 51.80 1937 the safest quarter of the year Jack of California, who recently A daughter was born to Mr. and Klamath Falls, where he had been Kanus City . . 66.07 instead of the most perilous,” Snell purchased the Ashbaugh place, i Mrs. George Gowing October 14 at working. 80.25 51.80 said. "The weather bureau sent us have taken possession and the a Eugene hospital. She has been Harry Green of Arro Gronde, Minneapolis . . 75.60 48.00 61.95 ; Cat, spent Sunday at the F T. data which go a long way to prove Orvel Rader family, who had been named Marilyn Kay. New Orleans . 105.70 67.60 *84.25 John Keith of San Francisco. Ben st on home. that the driver must be extra cauti living there, have moved to Culp St. Louis .... 85.60 •70.10 ous during the fall months." Creek. Cal., has been visiting a sister. Donald Monroe of Carlton and 54.35 Here's why autumn provides St. Peal .... Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Conner of Mrs. Tom Arthur, and nephew. Henry Monroe of Roaeburg spent 75.60 61.95 48.00 the week end with relatives here “bad driving weather:” Thornton Corners visited Tuesday | Kenneth Arthur, and family. Totuit Totuit W. L. Lohrey, who is working Anson Clark. George Conley and Daylight hours are greatly short evening at the Fred Kelly home. Sutud Suniini Couth Coook ened. On July 1 there are 15 hours Grandpa Yancey and son Ervin near Creswell, spent Sunday at Homer Prescott spent several day* New York . . . $140.80 $124.50 $106.40 $89.75 last week hunting In the McKenzie ! 41 minutes between sunrise and returned Sunday from a hunting home. The E H. Gowing family moved district. Boston .... 146.70 sunset, contrasted to 8 hours 54 trip near Odel] Lake. 130.40 110.40 93.75 minutes December 1. The Bud Miller family went to *he first of the week to a houso Della Bachdohlt of Coburg spent. Atlanta .... 117.05 89.90 100.75 74.15 Two-thirds of the year’s dense Oakland Saturday to attend the on th® Sanderson ranch. Saturday with a sister. Mm. Clan Cincinnati . . . 106.30 90.80 84.10 68.35 fog occurs during the last three burial of Mrs. Miller's mother. Mrs. Mrs George Gipson and son ence Fisher. Detroit .... 107.00 months of the year, most of the re J. S. Lake of Thornton Corners. Gerald of Yakima. Wash., are vis- Mrs. Jim Abbott returned home 91.10 85.40 68.75 maining third occurring during the The Otho Van Schoiack family ltinx her P»r®nta. Mr amt Mrs. E last week from California, where! Philadelphia . . 139.40 123.10 106.40 89.75 winter. were visitors Sunday at the Joe' M Dunn. she had spent two weeks with • Washington . . 136.60 120.30 104.90 88.25 Throughout the western part of Thrasher home at Rat Creek. Mildred, small daughter of Mr friends and relatives. Rvtura limits of “Standard” tickvic >0 days; of other tickets sic moolho. the state nearly two-fifths of the Ceford Garoutte was an over- and Mrs. Frank Skelton, fell from Roy Taplin. who is employed in Proportional iaraa affective to many other points. annual precipitation is an autumn night guest Friday at the home ofia te«ter totter and broke an arm the Bohemia district, spent Satur at grade school last week. TICKETS HONORED affair. Rain makes roads slippery a brother Darrell of Culp Creek. day at his home here. Standard, la all claaaoa of equipment. Tow it in tour let alaeping cere a Thelma Herendeen, who is work- and decreases visibility. Mr. and Mm Cecil Former of Miss Erma Van Schoiack of Hep- Freezing weather may occur any pner, who had been visiting rela- *ns near Eugene, spent Sunday at North Bend and Mrs. T Forcier of — j a — — ■ —w www aw ini aiavyiug a »w wasiaw bayond. CaK>. in coachaa only. «In tourist oleapin« cara whara avail time after mid-September m east tives here, went to Oakland Sunday home. Eugene visited recently at the F. T. coachaa bayond. Charyaa for alaaping car accommodatlona ara additional. Among those from here who Benston home. ern Oregon, and after mid-October to visit at the home of an uncle. were fishing in the Umpqua Sun west of the mountains. Cold snaps George McHugiH. Raymond Stewart came home lower the driver’s efficiency, cover Several from here attended a day were Ed Mitchell, Art Barker. from a Eugene hospital last week. EMPIRE BUILDER NORTH COAST LIMITED the highways with frost, ice or dance at Dortna Saturday night Alfred Herendeen. Harry Skelton Anna Mae Smith spent Saturday Via Oraat Northern Ry. snow, and cause moisture to freeze given for the benefit of the iron Melvin Wiley and John Skelton. night and Sunday with her grand Kvvrpthla» for comfort, pleasutv «»<1 oconomy, includine on the windshield. Gung fund of Eugene. Ruth Tullock. Evelyn Conrad and mother, Mrs. C. Wright of Cottage •plondid mcclt. in modern train travel. Through Urea via Three-fourths of autumn days Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Van Schoi- Velma Wills were in Cottage Grove Grove. Portland and lh«M traine mey be had on application to are cloudy in western Oregon. ack of Eugene were over-night Monday soliciting advertising for year Southern Pacific ticket or deteila will bo Mrs. Lee Fry is spending several Cloudinese decreases daytime vis guests Saturday at the home of his the high school paper. days in Eugene with a daughter. ion and brings on earlier twilight. parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Van The manual training class has While winter conditions are fre Schoiack. On Sunday they, accom been making booths for the carni The state of Connecticut leads all quently more difficult than fall panied by the Harry Elfving fam val to be held October 29. They other states of the Union in the conditions, they usually act in a ily. motored to Gardiner and spent have also made some new benches j manufacture of brass, copper pins positive way to keep traffic off the the day. for the gym. and needles. highways or force motorists to Mrs. Bud Miller entertained with drive with skill and caution. But in a dinner Sunday at her home hon autumn the driver has nothing to oring a son Raymond and his wife force him to lower his speed ex (newlyweds) The following were cept his own good sense. Snell present: Mrs. Cole of Eugene, the pointed out. Sidney Cole family of Marcóla, the “Reducing highway speed is the Louis Layng family of Thornton '"'iS surest way to cut our fall toll,” Corners, Mr. and Mns. Bud Miller, Snell declared. “Thirty-seven per and the honored guests. cent of our 1936 traffic fatalities Lowry England and son Alvis occurred during the last three and Mr and Mrs. Glen Gillispie months of the year, and that con an<j daughter visited Sunday with dition must be improved.” Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lebow of Lyra. Hollow. Autumn Hazardous Season For Driving Lorane NEW, LOW, ALL-WINTER Saginaw Fairview . Thornton Comers J i w »a immi ■■ ■ *»*■ HERE SATURDAY! Elliott on Mosby Creek. M rs. Noble Oct. 19.—Mns Frank Gireau en tertained the Neighborhood club at her home Thursday afternoon. This was the first meeting since last Oct- 19—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Utley spring. The members will meet in of Eugene visited Friday evening two weeks with Mrs. Roy Crane Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Eu- with Mr and Mrs Charley Fuhrer. Mr. and Mrs. Tom John and gene were visitors one day last baby of Pendleton stopped Satur- week at the C, R Trent home. The Conrad Keene family of da^ morning on their way home Creswell 3pent the week end at the from L03 Angeles and visited Mr. W A. Keene home and Mrs. Charley Fuhrer over Mrs. Frank LaBlue and daugh- Sunday- ters of Hebron and the Alfonse La- Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fuhrer Blue family and Grandma t^Plup started Wednesday morning on a of Live Oak, Cat, were visitors ^ahlng trip toward the coast Saturday at the Joe Premazzi Mrs. Ivan Morris of Mosby home- creek is staying with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shortridge Mrs. F. C. Fuhrer, while they are of San Francisco arrived Wednes- kone. day for an extended visit with Mr. John Marcy went to Portland ^ortridge s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Friday to visit his brother Arthur S. P. Shortridge. and sister, Mrs. J. Prudham. He Little Gloria Premazzi. daughter came home Sunday, accompanied of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Premazzi, i by his little niece Joan, who had has been suffering severely with vlaited her aunts for the past two ulcerated teeth and is being taken months. to Eugene for treatments. Roy Murry spent the week end Mrs. S. P. Shortridge accom at home with his parents, Mr. and panied Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Short- Mrs. John Murry. ridge on a trip to various coast Mrs. Mary Smith is doing house points over the week end. work for Mrs. Harry Garman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lake and Howard Taylor of Mosby creek son Philip attended the burial Sat visited Saturday afternoon with urday at Oakland of Mr. Lake’s his aunts, Miss Ida and Lilly Tay- mother, Mrs. J. S. Lake. Among those from out-of-town Miss Miriam Piper and Mrs. who attended the funeral of Mrs. Jack Dunison visited in Creswell Columbia A. Lake Saturday were: Monday afternoon. Andrew Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lester O. E. Summers of Montana have Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Albert rented and are living on the place Lake, all of Noti; Mrs. Mary Cole recently owned by John Richard and Miss Opal Myers, both of Eu- son. T®*; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jennings vis- Mr^_an^_Mrs_Charles McDonald, ited over the week end at Dexter. Hebron «0 TWO NEW STYLED SO SMARTLY—BUILT SO WELL- PRICED SO LOW—YOU’RE GOING TO SAY ar* I J AMERICA'S FINEST LOW-PRICED CAR!
