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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1938)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 19M_________________________ THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON World’s Poultry Congress Comes to the U. S. A. for the First Time Fairview Delight Valley Mr. and Mrs. W. T Bobwood and son were over-night guests Sunday at the Dick Radway home at Bohemia. Bob Lancaster, who had been visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Clayton Townsend, left Sat urday for Woodland, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tullar of Eugene spent Sunday at the Joe Geer home. The Joe Abeene family, Julian Small family. Mrs. Henry Hess and son Lavem spent Sunday at the Verner Abeene home at Suth erlin. Mrs. Edith Abeene return ed with them. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cowen and Mr. fJowdy made a trip to Fall Creek Sunday. London Aug. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aug. 3 Mr. and Mr*. Harold August 2.- Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Miller and daughter left Friday Wolfard and children of Eugene Hobwood and baby and Lyle Hob for their home at Bakersfield, Cal. spent a few days at the Lee Nix wood have returned from Bend after spending last week at the on home last week, returning and Sisters where they spent two I home of Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mr*. home Sunday evening. week*. Oscar Jock. Mrs. Oscar Jackson and sons Clifford Townsend was injured Jake Creiger of Portland was Lyle and Dean spent the week a recent visitor at the Warren end near Abernathy and brought last week while cutting pencil wood timber when he cut his Kelly home. home a nice lot of huckelberiea. with an ax. The Edwin V om family and They drove to Odell lake and( knee _ , Some unknown parties ran in- Grandma Vos* and their house Crescent lake guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rampe The families of Lawrence Brown the ience near th® Sutherland of Lo* Angeles, motored to Harris Ernest Sears. Lee Nixon, Harold farm gate Saturday night, break- burg Thursday and visited at the Wolfard and J. A. Joli, attended ing off posts and upsetting two A. C. Voigt home. a picnic Sunday at the Cottage or three mail boxes. Mrs. Corbett Skelly of Eugene Grove park, honoring Mr. and Mrs Maggie Godfrey of Vasalla, visited one day last week with Mrs. Clarence Lewi* of Califor Cal., and her daughter. Mrs. Ethel her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. nia. Mrs. Lewis was formerly Gardiner and daughter of Fowler, Van Schoiack. Alice Kent and lived here for a Kans., who are visiting relatives Mrs C. P. Bettis and daughter number of years. in Oregon, spent from Friday till River of No Returu Mae, W. S. Bentley and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clay Zumwalt and Tuesday at the George Sutherland The Salmon river of Central Idaho Mrs. O. R. Freeman, and Mrs. son Kenneth spent Sunday at the home, Is called the River of No Return. Nick Freeman who have been vis- home of Mr and Mrs. Harley — 1 -.. । iting at the Luther Betti* home Williams at Thornton Comers. ___ left the latter part of last week The Doyle Strum family of [ for their home* in California. Portland spent the week end at Mrs. Harry Mayben spent Fri the home of Mr. and Mrs. John day at the home of a daughter, I latf ¡eld. Mr*. Wm, Mayben near Cottage Lyle Jackson and Dave Hite | Grove. have purchased about 15 acres off F W. Hawkin* was a recent the north end of the Fla ten place visitor of a daughter, Mrs. C. A. and expect to make a road out to Smith of Roseburg the main road from their home. Mrs. Richard Whitney and Several friend* gathered at the Hocker home Tuesday evening to baby daughter of Los Angeles ar- help Leo enjoy hi* birthday. Ice rived Monday for a visit with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. cream and cake were served. Schletzer. Mrs. Clifford Van Schoiack who largest neighborhood affair is employed at the-cannery in Eu- of The the summer was a surprise pot gene spent the week end at her luck dinner Monday evening at home her. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cford Garoutte attended the Schletzer. who are moving this Garoutte picnic Sunday which Is week to Dorena. Nearly the whole held annually at Roseburg. neighborhood attended. Mrs. Ray Van Schoiack and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carlson children visited one day last week and sons are moving into the with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. house vacated by the Schletzer*. Wm. Mayben of Cottage Grove. Mrs. Ralph Sears accompanied The Harry Elfving family at- by Mrs. Clyde Wright of Walker, tended the Ewing picnic at Cedar left Tuesday morning for an out ing at the women’s camp at Lake creek Sunday. Cleawox. Lowry England went to Corval- Mrs. Charles Conner attended a lis Saturday to visit a brother G* « Mac who is seriously ill at his handkerchief shower Tuesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. W. home there. Kime in Cottage Grove, honoring The A. C. Voigt family of Har Mrs. Clara Stevens. risburg were guest* Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Jr. Edwin Voss home. Eleanor Clark, who is employed in the bean and two children of Pasadena, fields, came with them and spent Cal., arrived at the Lee Nixon home Tuesday evening for a visit the day with her parent*. with relatives. Wm. Hooker has rented a place near Dorena formerly owned by D. A. R. State Line Monument the Land brothers and is remodel The D. A. R. dedicated what ia ing the buildings preparatory to called the State Line monument in moving there. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelly and April, 1913. It is situated just where grandson. Marion Lovette, accom- the Oregon trail crosses the bound panied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleck ary lines between Nebraska and Build and Boost Cottage Grove of Dorena to Philomath Sunday Wyoming. The nearest town is named Henry. to the Oglesby reunion. ARCADE Tlir World’s Poultry Congress which meets every third year comes to Cleveland, Ohio, July 2M to Augutt 7, 1939. This is the first meeting ever held in the United States and piobably those active in the poultry industry will all be gone before it conies back again. About 60 nations usually participate in the Congress. Every operation in the industry from nest to table will be shown. Every known breed of fowl will be on display. Si ient.'ts from all parts of the world will participate. Over 2<) acres under roof will be utilized to house the exhibits The building upper left in the above picture is the Hall of Youth for the junior activities. Also is shown the Cleveland Public Auditorium, exterior and interior, where many meeting* will be held and where part of the exhibit will be housed I he two visitors shown arc a Polish fowl and a Japanese long tailed chicken A membership costing only $1 00 entitles the visitor to attend eleven days of this Cong: css. These memberships must be bought in advance. W.C.T.U. COLUMN PRAYER. ALCOHOL AND SAFETY God keep me from An idle mind! DRIVING. Ix-t there be work Experiment* made in Dresden. My thoughts can find, Germany, by ITofemor Sachaen- And let them berg, recently reported in the When their task is done. Journal of the American Medical Consort with winds Aawciation, where a serie* of and stars and sun. blood teat« brought light on the And never creep KUbject of safety driving, and it* In narrow cells relation to alcohol, gave indica Where petty spite tions very similar to findings of And envy dwells! the National Safety Council of God. though my hands America. Be weak and frail. According to the Dresden data, And though my effort* the article said, "one half of all Halt and fail. drivers are incapable of safe driv 1-et not my thoughts ing after imbibing from two to Be Ixamd and blind three small bottles of beer. After Give me, I pray. drinking two bottles of moderate An open mind! ly heavy Rhine wine, scarcely any Nor let it* dwelling one can be responsible for the Ever fall guidance of a motor vehicle . . . Among the paltry Broadly speaking, one can con And the small. clude on the basis of these experi Beulah Gordon in The Panta- ments that drivers should be warned against imbibing even graph. trifling amounts of alcohol before beginning a trip.’’ THE MARRYING JUDGE In Germany, "an alcohol value Our genial fellow townsman. of 1.5 per thousand in the blood is Judge N. E. Glass, after recover generally considered proof that ing from the stage fright caused the person is under no circum by his first marriage ceremony, stances in condition to drive," the performed the second day after article went on to say. This fig taking hi* oath of office, is fast ure exactly conforms with that becoming known as the "Marry given some time ago by the Na ing Judge." If he keep* on at the tional Safety Council in this rate he is going he will soon be country, after numberless tests. as famous as the "Marrying In Norway, the corresponding Parson" of several years ago. alcohol content judged to indicate I-a*t Saturday he performed intoxication is more strictly fixed three ceremonies and there is at 0.5 per thousand. scarcely a day “whose low de lTof<>ssor Sachscnberg's experi ceding sun” doesn’t find another ment* were conducted at the Psy- matrimonial knot well done by the chotechnic Institute of the College Judge. of Technology. 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