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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1938)
THURSDAY. JANUARY fl. 193R THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY OREGON, | nounced that the question would Ing on both sides of Mid alley SOCIETY The Catholic Altar society met be placed before the voters of Ore- through block one and the Vas- . gon at the election next Novem binders being the owners and In Monday afternoon at the home of, [ ber. ixissesidon of all the property lying Mrs. Francis McLaughlin. Mrs. —, , . _ , Roy Morris was assistant hostess. A committee of the People's on both sides of said alley through A 1:30 dessert was served. The Power League appointed by Dr. lots 2. 4 and S. Elmartes club met at the home new officers presided. Mrs. of Mrs. N. J. Nelson on Tuesday Ed W. Miller, general manager Hosch met this week to draft a Firemen to Meet In Eugene George Kebblebeck, the incoming the Qregon Coast Highway as- short initiative measure that afternoon for a 1 o'clock lunch- The Lune county firemens a*- president. appointed committees soclutlon who Wlth commercial would enable publicly • owned eon. The afternoon was spent at for the ensuing year. Mrs. Wil- fishermen from Marshfield and plants to be constructed or pur- soclatlon will meet In Eugene the bridge. Mrs. L. T. Maxwell and Mrs. George Kerr were invited ham Bartels, retiring president, other points along the coast, had chased for distribution of Bonne evening of Tuesday, Jun. 11. Ite guests. Plans were made to enter was presented with a gift by the p|anned to meet with members of ville power. Speaking at Hillsboro, Cottage Grove department plans tain the husbands of the members Cottage Grove Rod and Gun J. D. R om , Bonneville chief, said to be well represented, according Wilbur Wilsons side lost and will club at tbe|r n<?xt ,ar meeting that "power should stand on its to Chief Don Allen. at an evening meeting which will be a covered dish dinner on Tues entertain the winning side headed January 10 writes that he will be own feet. It Is eminently able to The Women's Relief Corps will by Mrs. b red Blickle next Mon- unubje to be present, owing to the do so.” day evening. January 18 at 7 at HOHNER Dr. J. F Hosch. following Ross’ the home of Mrs. Claude Kime. meet at the armory at noon for a day, January 10. Mrs. McLaugh- fact tbat the state planning board, This is the club's anniversary. potluck lunch, after which the fol- hn presented Mrs. Blickle with a of which he u a nu,,nbt>r has a suggestion, announced that the bill There was an election of officers tow^ newly dected off cers will gift and Mrs. Wilson presented mwftlng scheduled for the saIne the People's Power League would Nellie Paul. Mrs. McLaughlin with a gift. time R s Drvnneri club preai_ initiate “would not place any bur at the meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. be instated: installed: Nirs Mrs President; : Mrs. Ada Jones Jones, senior Claude Kime was elected presi- president f dent, announced Wednesday that den on general property, and that The regular monthly- meeting of the ,ar mect of th; club no funds would bd raised from dent, Mrs. Loren Schroeder, secre- vice president: Mrs. Dora Ritchie, junior vice president: Mrs. Nettie Royal Neighbors will be held would t*. he|d Monday and a taxes." tary-treasurer. Saling reelected chaplain: Mrs. Tuesday evening Jan. 11th at |nl meeti arranged for a date The Townsend club held a meet Anna Schoen, reelected treasurer which time initiation w 11 be held. LX}nvenient to Mr MHIer and the CITY COUNCIL MEETING ing Sunday afternoon in the club and Mrs. Malinda Aubrey, reelect- All members are urged to be pres- fishermen. DOBIO, EPIPHONE The council authorized the city rooms and elected the following ed guard. ent at practice on Friday after- A (iraft of n proposed enactment engineer to take up with the AND GIBSON noon at 2:30 instead of Monday officers: President. Joseph F. Saf- , covering rovering the size and methods of county court the question of ac-j GUARANTEED Miss Rebecca Hopper, daughter ley; vice-president, Tom Short; use of nets by commercial fisher- qulring enough property for the secretary. Mrs. Kate Adams; of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Anlauf of men was submitted by letter by »traightening of the approach to, treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Heck; ad Douglas county, became the bride Mr. Miller and will be discussed the west end of the main street visory board, W. A. Heck, Alfred of Lawrence Biggerstaff at a quiet Jan. 3. — The Silk Creek Ep- informally by club member at bridge across the Coast Fork of Beidler, James Benett, Mrs. Kirch ceremony Friday evening, Decem worth -• - League * had * a watch - • party . their .-------- -- . Monday. the Willamette river. meeting ner, Mrs. Nettie Gawley, F. Mas- ber 31 at 7 o'clock in the Metho New Year’s eve at the Alvin Allen The proposed bill prohibits the An ordinance was passed grant- Musical Strings and Acoee ters, and V. Hazen. Plans were dist church, Rev. Ellsworth Tilton home. Some older people were use of set nets, attached to either ing the petition of the trustees nf officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Vic series of all kinds made to attend a convention of present, including Mr. and Mrs. shore or stake in all waters in the the Assembly of God and of J. M. the first district in Albany next Chambers were the witnesses. The C. E. Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. state; prohibits commercial fish- Vasbinder and Kate Vasbinder, Sunday. The next regular meet- bride and groom left for a short Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. Chester! ing on all streams except the Co- asking for the vacation of a 12 ing will be held in the club rooms honeymoon in California. > lumbia and Umpqua rivers, and on feet in width alley extending north Allen. January 9. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashby return the Umpqua above the mouth of and south entirely through block La Cornus club met Tuesday at Mill creek and within 1000 feet of one. and also entirely through Monday of this week the fol the home of Mrs. A. W. Kime for ed home last Wednesday after any tributary stream or slough. spending the Christmas holiday in block four of Georgetown addition lowing were elected officers of the a 1:30 dessert and an afternoon The bill vests the fish commis to Cottage Grove. The Assembly Portland visiting their daughter, of bridge. Mrs. A. W. Swanson Past Matrons' club for the ensu Brown » Drug Store sion with authority to open and of God being the owner and in Mrs. Nelson Mrs. George Pointer. ing year: Mrs. Vinal Randall, pres held high score. I close the commercial season with possession of all the property ly- Charles Matthews of Portland ident; Mrs. George Matthews, vice Durham and Mrs. C. E. Frost were ¡certain restrictions, and prohibits was a New Year's day visitor at guests. The next meeting will be president; Mrs. C. S. Roberts, sec net fishing on Saturday night and retary-treasurer. No date has been at the home of Mrs. W. W. Me- the Arthur Woolcott home. Mrs. Wertz spent New Year's Sunday and on the night before Farland, January 18. set for the annual past matron day at the home of her sister. Mrs. and on any legal holiday. and past patron night. The club Galdabini, at Anlauf. i -------------------- -— The LaComus club met Tuesday presented Mrs. Schofield Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paul went to retiring president, with a gift. The at the home of Mrs. A. W. Kime . next meeting will be held at Ma- at which a 1:30 desert was served, Eugene New Year’s day to visit • a son Meivin. sonic Temple February 7 in the Mrs. Glennie Frost and Mrs. Lel- afternoon. son Durham were invited guests, | ± At bridge Mrs. A. W. Swanson Wendling, where she is teachmg, V1UU UWldl.y The following are the new of- held high score. The group will a“er spending the holidays here The Lucky Londonites 4-H club ficers of the Order of Rainbow have their next meeting with Mrs. w*th her parents. - - - for the - - Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes en- has announced the opening of Assembly coming year: W. W. McFarland-. tertained as dinner guests New their library in the club house at Jean King, worthy advisor; Ina Year's day Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woodard's mill. They have a large Stuart, worthy associate advisor; Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Cone were Jean Savage. Sister of Charity; pleasantly surprised at a house Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne number of books and magazines Ellen Bird, Hope; Patty Short, warming given them by their Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Hogate of and a traveling state library. The Faith; Geraldine Kem, recorder; friends. The group met at the Cottage Grove were evening library is open on Tuesday eve nings and Saturday afternoons Nancy Anlauf, treasurer. Installa home of Mr. and Mrs. Ransom guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overholzer and is for the use of the commun tion of officers will be held on Cone and proceeded to the Earl entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paul ity. Club meetings are held every Monday evening. Cone home. Group games were and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woolcott Tuesday evening for business uid enjoyed by all, and refreshments at a New Year’s watch party. club work. Members of the lub The Neighbors of Woodcraft served later in the evening. I ve come to put Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gildersleeve are Jacie Morton, leader. Love lie held their meeting on Tuesday A . . of Namu, B. C., were visiting old Abeene, Marjorie Woodard. Lu evening. January 4. The hostess A pot luck dinner was held at neighbors and friends and ]ooking cille Abeene, Maxine Ewing. Lil committee in charge consisted of the Mothers club rooms Tuesday, after their property last Tuesday. lian Geer and Marcelle Abc*nc. in your home Mrs. Wm. Bartels and Mrs. Fred January 4. The following officers Dr. Scoles of Eugene conducted The club held their annual ^‘were elected for the ensuing year mg uiU be held Tuesday evening. president; Mrs 11 o’clock meeting at the S.D.A. Christmas party at the home of Are you stumbling over cords, having February 1. at which time the an- vice-president and Mrs : church Saturday. He and his wife Jacie Morton last Thursday. The and their two daughters were din evening was spent in games and nual election will be held. A no- c N . \ secretarv a hard time to mate the vacuum hostess luncheon will be served. ' ' ary- ner guests at the Darnell home. charades with a gift exchange and cleaner reach into all the corners, wait Elizabeth Rohde returned Sun late supper. Guests of the club Fri day to Corvallis where she is at were George and Alvin Dugan, The Royal Neighbor 1 dge will ^te P-D.G. club will meet — ing to use the toaster until the coHee meet Tuesday night January il. A day at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. tending college, after spending the Carlton Woodard, Bennett New is perlted? It's nonsense, when it's so practice will be held Monday, I T- C. Wheeler. Mrs. G. B. Arnest holiday with home folks. ton, Alvin Funk and Fay Ewing. ! January 10 at 2:30 p. m. of the 06 the program leader. The Ernest Darnell took the Willis easy and so inexpensive to put in more initiation and installation of < fft- annual election of officers will be Gildersleeve family to Gaston Sun POWER BILL TO outlets. cers ceremonies. All members and ¡held. day, where they visited with Mr. BE INITIATED visiting Neighbors are urged to and Mrs. E. P. Hartley. That eve Immediately following J. D. The Joker club will meet with ning they went to Hopewell where Ross’ declaration that he favored attend. Miss Lula Currin at 7:30 Friday they will spend some time with financing utility districts through The Jolly Workers club met evenin«" Jt «dU annual their daughter, Mrs. Stanley Sar revenue certificates, the People’s Mountain States Power Company Wednesday for an all day meeting | making and election of officers geant, before returning home to Power League took the first step at the C. C. Gilham home. Four- ** held. Namu, B. C. to initiate such a measure. Dr. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby enter F. Hosch, league president, an- teen guests were present, and en- The Rebekah and Odd Fellows tained as New Year’s guests Mr. joyed a pot luck dinner. held a New Year’s eve party in and Mrs. Ed Ashby, the Otto Mat- The Searchers Sunday school the 9^d Fellows temple on Friday teyre family of Portland and Mr. class was entertained at the home evening- and Mrs. Leslie Godard of Lorane, of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe ’ ♦ Mrs. John Overholzer is able to last Thursday night. The evening Th® M.P.G. club will hold their be up and around some. Mrs. CoI was spent playing interesting meeting on January 11 at the lie Vincent is staying with her. games. home of Mrs. K. K. Mills. NOVEL DOOR MAT A novel door mat is in use at The Constellation club meets this afternoon (Thursday) at the the local J. C. Penney store this week—a muslin sheet, which will Masonic Temple. be used as a "foot scraper" for a The O. L. H. club will meet with week or ten days. to demonstrate Mrs. George Jacobsen on Tues- wearing qualities. ¡day. January 11th. CARD OF THANKS Phone 204 We wish to thank our many friends for their sympathy and assistance in our recent bereave ment. E. A. GLEASON, R. C. GLEASON and family. j6p SOCIETY The regular meeting of the Re- search club met ’Tuesday evening at the city library. Mrs. Benton Schrenk reviewed the current events of the past two w reeks Miss Lola Howe, a guest of the club, demonstrated the talking book for the blind, a comparitively new invention. There were two records used, the first was a speech on the origin of the talking book, the second "The Story of Happiness" by Guy De Maupas sant. Proposed Bill To Govern Commercial Fishing Received Piano Accordions Guitars Silk Creek Cottage Grove Pharmacy Lucky Londonites Announce Opening Of Club Library REDDY Bombing Panay” BEAUTY CLINIC January Specials $2.00 Nu Basic Permanent $1.50 wave $4.00 Lavendoil Permanent wave $2.25 $5.00 Hormonol, rejuvenat ing tonics, permanent wave $3.50 $8.00 Frederic (Individual Package Perm Wave, $5.00 Shampoo and Finger Wave . 50c Manicure 50c All Work Guaranteed PERSONNEL: Edna Cherry Zelma Phillips of the U. S. S. Gunboat Do You Want to Save Money? See US before you build that new house or repair the old one. Cabinets, wardrobes, cup boards, mouldings, finish lumber, sash, windows, doors frames, glass, tanks, cup board doors, mirrors, sash weights, etc. If it is made of wood, we can make it. Yes—We Still Have Anti-Freeze! ARCADE THEATRE Don’t take unnecessary chances. PRESTON®, gal...... $2.95 MOBIL FREEZONE, $1.20 Gal.. . .......... Friday and Saturday, Jan. 7-8 When you make a purchase at our station, don’t forget to ask for green stamps. ON THE SAME PROGRAM Cottage Grove BILL PAINTER’S Mfg. Co. General Petroleum Station P. 0, Box 65, Cottage Grove This is NOT an attachment to a news reel but a full 30- minute picture of the most SENSATIONAL NEWS STORY OF 1937. Fifth and Main Phone32 “The Lives of a Bengal Lancer Gary Cooper—Franchot Tone—Richard Cromwell
