THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2», 193H
1939Wheat Program
To Be Discussed
Here October 7th
C. G. High
School News
TUE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Silk Creek
Delight Valley
Health-0- Grams
The wages of disease for breaking Nature’s laws have not
been reduced. Yet we continue getting old too soon,
and wise too late.
Mrs. Francis Grubbe of Cot­
Mr, and Mrx. Bill Clifton an«i
’ Donald and Mr. and Mrx Arnold tag«* Grove is teacher of th«* first
! Roth and V«*mita picnicked on four gra«lex of public school with
Mrs. Hazel Culver handling the
Sharps creek Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel W imm I of Mountain upper four grades. There is the
j View, California, came Thursday largest enrollment for several
(Francis Hughes, FSdilor)
to visit her father, I N. Sprague. y«*ars and it became necessary to
Mrs. Geo. Cook's father, Mr. have two teachers.
The 1939 wheat program, rea-
Mrs. Charles Conner was host­
Students and teachers alike N««k has been very ill for «ever-
ess to Social Neighbors club last
sorm for it, and how It will work showed their surprise Tuesday, al days.
will I m - explained at an important when suddenly during first per-
Chiropractic Physician
Mr. and Mrx. Melvin I aul if Wednesday afternoon, this being
meeting to be held In the Cottage l«»d a fire alarm sounded
The Eugene vmited Sunday at the M th«* first fall meeting. There were
Phone
30
Cottage Grove
fiv«* guilts and eighteen mem­
GROW high school starting at H (X) reason for th«* alarm wax learned * “ul home.
p. m. on Friday, October 7. Speak­ Mh/irtly after thing* returned to
Mr. and Mr* Arthur Weaver bers pr«?xent. Next m«*eting will
ers will I m * O S Fletcher, county ihgiili I
A t I ^ai«tfii h I ।
*
m «
l ti.
by I. N. Spragu«* be at the home of Mrs. P. F.
Long Beach, California, spent last
agent, and Frank J Pavelek, as­
the
govern-1
and
®®rs.
Ethel
Wood,
visited Sat- Snow on October 5 and the an­
riv«*«l
stating
that
«««-
»«««-uri
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..
.
week at the Ray Steele home.
nual election of officers will be
sistant secretary of the Lane ment had approved a grant for unlay at Blachly with Mrs. Wea
Mr. Burgess is a nephew of Mrs.
• r
.
..r'u rollesi and nlnor rolntiVM
held.
The
club
is
making
and
fill
­
County Agricultural Conservation
nnk>n
hleh
‘T** folks and other
relatives.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Brown
$
Ilk,(XX)
for
a
new
Steele.
union
nign
who
b
working
ing
a
Christmas
bag
which
is
to
Association.
Arrangements for
of Delight Valley and Mrs. Cora
Mrs. M. Mosby, accompanied
I ! !
th«* meeting were mad<* by Fran­ school
Monday evening when returns
Glendale wax at home over be sent out to a soldier or sailor Hileman of Vancouver, Washing­ by a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Bos-
cis M Horn, chairman of the Cot­ from the bond election wen* ‘be week end and moved his fam by the Red Cross.
Mrs. Lou Harding of Corvallis ton, spent Sunday at the Charles laui'h of Cottage Grove, spent
tage Grove agricultural conserva­ found to be 410 yes, to 119 no.
•«
V- spent from W«*dn«*sday to Sunday Teeters home.
Saturday in Eugene at the home
tion community «•ommlttee, when telegrams were sent to several
Mr. and Mrx. St art ’
Orien Land is slowly recover- of another daughter, Mrs. Jack
with her niece, Mrs. Oscar Jack-
hr attended a county-wide meet­
ing from a recent illness at his K'-mx They also attended the
officials concerning govern-
win u
ing on the 1939 wheat plan In «tat«*
merit aid f««r the new hieh school
,he
,,art of pauJ
,he Mn| k son. On Saturday both women home.
f iir.
were dinner guests of Mrs. Olga
Eugene on Monday of this w«*ek. mint iuu tor tnc n«w nign scnooi wjth Mr gnd Mnj
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Dodge
building.
The
reassuring
answer
Holm
in
Cottage
Grove.
All people who expect to grow
Stewart is Mrs. Paul's niece.
TOWNSEND CLUB MEETS
Gene Witcher of
Roseburg son Wilburn spent the week end
wheat for sale in 1939 should at­ to the««* telegrams arrived about
The Silk Creek Grange held
with relatives in Springfield.
two
minut«**
before
th«*
sounding
spent
the
week
end
with
his
par
­
tenti thia meeting
their regular business meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele, Mr.
The Cottage Grove Townsend
of the "victory bell."
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Witcher.
This successful climax to the Monday evening of last week.
Mrs. Ernest Sears spent a few and Mrs. Eldon Steele, Mr. and club met Tuesday evening for a
Two
new
members,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mrs. Babe Plowman and son social gathering. Forty to fifty
new union high school question is
the days last week with her sister, Richard, G. W. and Leo Hocker were present to enjoy the even-
due largely to the interest and Orville Whaley, were given The
Mrs. W. A. Hogate. in the Grove.
first and second degrees.
ing and joined in singing a num-
of the students, and business
sted
Sunday guests at the home of picnicked Sunday at Rujada.
Marxa Brund of Cottage Grove cooperation
of
the
evening
cor»»*
ted
Mrs. Clarence Peterson attend­ ber of songs. Refreshments were
they deserve a vote of thanks for,
. - ,.
fair
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Haight_
in-
spent Sunday afternoon at the their efforts.
mostly of plans for the —,----
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_
the fair in Eugene Thursday served at the close of the even-
booth. Mrx. W. A
Hemenway eluded Mr. and Mrx. Melvin Paul ed
home of Juanita Sandcrx.
and also attended the 4-H mem- ing.
,
_
I
sketched
a
scene
of
the
valley
in
and
son
Gene
of
Eugene,
Mr.
and
Verne Bennett and son of Eu-
With the membership as large
I h<* fcAturv of th<* aMMcmbly on pmyQn snri this furnished nn Ht- Mrs. E. E Paul of Silk C reek And bers pioneer banquet.
gene have been visiting at the A.
O—
z
...
Ed Hinkle of Port Townsend, as the local club, a much better
Thursday, September
22, wax to tractive background
for the dis- . Mr and Mrs. Matt Stewart of
L Bennett home.
Washington, visited last week at attendance should be in evidence
Mrs. Mami Trunnell left Sat­ arouse interest in the student« play of grainB anj fruits. The Dacaville, California.
Nate Joli of Eugene, brother of the home of a sister, Mrs. Archie each meeting night. Club mem­
urday for Klamath Falls where enough to urge their parents to grange waa much pleased to hear
bers are invited to attend and
vote
on
the
union
dinner guest West.
J.
A. Joli, was
high
school
f^ey
were
one
of
the
winners
of
she will visit her sister, Mrs.
have a good time. (Contributed)
Henry
Cooper
is
ill
at
his
home
bond
issue.
Sunday
at
the
Joli
home.
Mrs.
David Cox for a few weeks
the $60 prizes.
The chairmen of the new Union
The Nelson Garoutte family
Mrs. Leia Clifton visited Thurs­ E. E. Turpenning and Mrs. Ray­ here.
Sentinel want ads pull
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Burgess of
are visiting at the W T. Garoutte High School Board, Mr.
day with Mrs. F, J. Clifton at mond Hill of Eugene were guests
Beidler, explained a littk* further Creswell.
in the afternoon.
home.
Mrs. Oscar Jackson and son
The L. A. Yearoux family spent the important part each student
The Babcock family have-----
mov-
the. week-end at Hugo visiting played in securing the new ed to the property which they Dean visited at the Robert
Rausch home in Eugene Sunday.
Mrx
Yearoux'« [»a rents
The school. Dorixmae Blalock and purchased some time ago.
Mr. ____
and ___
Mrs. Lawrence Brown
T
With
___
Jack Carter family of Cottage Dean Jackson, seniors, made an
Everett Burden visited
appeal to the girls and boys rex
and M d T BH1 Clifton Monday and their houxe guest, Mrs. Cora
Grov«* accompanied them.
aftcr the first
finjt aid
ajd class. He
jje and
an(j Hileman, sister of Mrs. Browm,
P——.
Mr. Smith has returned home pectively, ax to the advantages of. after
Mr Clifton were schoolmates.
were dinner guests Sunday at the
from Tacoma after visiting their the proposed high school.
Bob Nelson, business manager
About 20 members of the com- Charles Teeters home at Dorena.
with his daughter for some time.
of
the student body announced munity club gave a surprise Mrs. Hileman, who has spent two
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holmberg
of Nebraska visited at the Mary that only 121 activity tickets had handkerchief shower for Mrs. weeks here, plans on leaving for
Johnson home recently. They ac­ been sold compared to over 200 Shade Burcham Wednesday eve- her home at Vancouver, Washing­
ning, the occasion being Mrs. ton Wedn«*sday of this week.
companied
Mary
Johnson to last year at this time.
The closing feature of the as­ Burcham's 74th birthday. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Snow and
Marshfield where «he will visit
sembly
wax
a
short
pep
rally
for
little
grandson, Darrell Burge,
and
Jo
Ann
Palleske
furnished
her sister, Mrx. Anna Mattson.
the first game of the season on several musical numbers on piano made a trip to the coast Sunday
Mr. Cobb and son have moved Friday. The selected yell lead­
and returned Monday. They went
on to the A. L. Bennett place. Mr. ers were Ray Randall, Margaret and guitar and'there were sever­ to Reedsport.
al
lively
games.
Later
two
large
and Mrs. B«*nnett arc leaving for Monson, and Eathe) Ann Newton.
J. C. Hathaway of Gowdyville
birthday cakes were brought in
California in several weeks where
has rented the E. J. Kent farm
and
punch
and
cider
were
served.
they will «¡x*nd the winter.
The local F. F. A. boys accom­ The guests left at a late hour, and is putting in the crop.
The Al Williams family of Lon­
Mrs. M. A. Hom was taken
Burcham many
wishing Mrs.
don visited at th«* R. C. Reynold« panied by their instructor. Mr. more birthdays.
seriously ill Monday night and is
Williamson
attended
the
county
So start them off right by serving
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude Ashley of Tilla- in a Eugene hospital for treat­
fair at Eugene Friday and Satur­
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day and won prizes ax follows: mook came Monday to visit for ment. She is suffering from gall-
Belong to Channel Islands
Field com. Bill Roner. first. Bob some time with her son and bladded trouble.
A refreshing ending at a party is always remembered
Ths states of Jersey belong to the Fraser.
second.
Lyle Wilson, daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin
Ashley.
Channel Islands, situated oft the third; potatoes, Brady
by a guest. — Phone 31 and let us take care of your
Evenson,
Mrs. F. J. Clifton of Creswell
small construction, Roy
northwest eoast of France.
The first;
dessert problems
second, and Loyd visited Saturday with her son
Channel islands are the only por­ Guggisberg.
Bill
Mrs.
work, and family, Mr. and
Premazzi.
third;
rope
hona of the dukedom of Normandy
Emanuel Clifton
Duncan and
belonging to the crown of England, Rusch
Elizabeth Rohde left Sunday
to which they have been attached Kirchhoffer. first; plane sharpen­
for Corvallis where she will at­
ing!
Clarence
Duerst
and
lister
since the Conquest
Harris, first; leatherwork, Lewis tend O.S.C. Viola Rohde left Sun­
CHICAGO—America's 19 major
and Charle« McAllister, second; day evening for Seattle where she railroad unions, representing ap­
soil testing, Ivan Patten and has work.
1,000,000
workers,
Geo. Teeters returned from a proximately
Wendall Small, second; trailer
Monday voted to go on strike in
hunting
trip
Friday
evening
and
construction. Alvis England, first,
protest against a 15 per cent
brought in a large buck.
and Clarence Duerst, second.
wage slash.
Thos«* going to the Pacific In­
603 Main
We Deliver
Formal calls for the general
Phone 31
ternationa) Livestock Exposition SPEEDER LOO TRUCK CRASH. walkout, with deadlines six hours
Friday are: Jam«*s Bird. Wendall
apart, were issued by union chief­
Five men were injured, one was tains at that time.
Small, and Alvis England.
sent to the hospital at Eugene as
Eighteen brotherhoods, includ­
result of a collision which occur-
The French club met Monday ed six miles east of here last ing the big operating unions, fix­
for th«* purpose of selecting new Thursday, when a logging truck ed 6 p. m. Friday (Sept. 30) as
the zero hour. The Brotherhood
officers for this term. The
i fol- was
by a power driven speed- of Railroad Trainmen, acting in­
lowing officers
were
e Julian er of ,h0 ° P * E railroad 1110
Dick Smith, president; J a speeder was towing a railroad re­ dependently, set 12.01 a. m. next
Miller, vice-president; Viola Har­ pair crew in a hand-car when the Saturday as its strike deadline.
Although the strike hour has
riman. secretary-treasurer; Betty accident occurred. Levi G. Van
Hopper chairman of the program Schoiack, who lives near the west been set, neither a strike nor a
Committee.
New activities for city limits on Lorane route, was wage cut can occur before Dec. 1
1— President
“—
the French club were discussed. sent to a Eugene hospital with as the law requires
It was suggested that the club fractured ribs and a lacerated Roosevelt to intervene with the
have a booth in the carnival. It arm and four members of the appointment of a fact-finding
was d«*clded to have a member railroad crew sustained minor in- committee.
Under terms of the railway
of the club finish the scrap-books
wpen the speeder and log-
labor
act, the president’s action
that were started last year. . liss gjng truck collided at a railroad
would keep the controversy in
.Crabbe, the club supervisor, pas- crossjng
sjde of Dorena.
। sed around two I rench news- ______ 2-------------------------------------- status quo for 60 days.
papers and asked
George Batterson, head of the
decide tu
which one
i i
iii \ > P__ social science department, was
week
I fer. The decisions will be an- absent from his da^es
BEPAIB YOUR SHOES
nounced In the next meeting .
because of the death of his fath-
330
_
.
.
’ er. Miss -Lula Currin substituted While you wait. We also
i Twenty-seven junior and senior ;*• **
have good assortment of mill
WOOD BURNING
’ girls are now working on the y. (>or n* •
» . .
brary staff.
Plans are being . Lovelie Abeene. senior, return­ aprons. For better work see
made for regular staff meetings ed to school Tuesday after a
BED LINE SHOE SHOP
| and occasional staff teas.
week’s absence due to severe foot
bringt you the comfort and
Over 200 students now have injuries sustained in an accident.
Back of Safeway on N. 6th.
. cards in the library.
healthfulne« of
Although only three weeks of
Sentinel want ads pull
school have elapsed, many stu­
CIRCULATED
dents have been required to pay
। fines.
HEAT
A largo number of supplement­
ary books have been ordered
at the lowest cost
from the State Library at Salem.
Dorena
Latham
Party Time Is Here
Again
Railroad Unions
Vote to Strike
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PHONE 31
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ÏT PAYS TO ASK FOR
“Miss Better Bakery,” a representative of
this firm, will call at a number of homes in
Cottage Grove within the next few weeks.
Each week at two of these homes where
she finds a loaf, or a part of a loaf of Better
Bread, she will present the housewife with
a CRISP NEW DOLLAR BILL.
No obligation on your part, of course! It
may be Miss Better Bakery will ring Your
doorbell one of these days. So be ready to
accept that $1 bill if she calls. Order a loaf
of BETTER BREAD NOW.
IT PAYS IN MANY WAYS TO ASK
FOR BETTER BREAD!
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CIRCULATOR
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and long life are built in to
the OLYMPIC.
Large
fuel
capacity
and
heavy all-cast fire box main­
tain heat and make less work.
Removable top grill for cook­
ing.
Y ou ton'l buy o
btiitr cirtulator
Bressler’s
All girls Interested in earning
points for letters are asked to
come out Tuesday nights.
The Tuesday and Thursday
. tennis classes are progressing
! very nicely according to Miss ।
TViJcnn
Dodson, inctriinlnr
instructor.
The freshmen are
learning'
(Variations of volley ball, among
{being deck tennis.
It seems that the girls are hav-
। ing steam baths instead of show­
er baths. The trouble seems to
occur because of unlabeled fauc-
cts.
A committee has been appoint-
ed to draw up training rules for
all girls.
Four new students enrolled
during the week. They are: Hel­
en Wells, freshman; Helen Har­
rington, and Hazel Wells, juni-
lors; Marvel Geer, senior.
On any make of car. Cooler weather will
make your motor sluggish if timely re­
pairs have been neglected.
Drive around and let us check your car
and see what it needs. We have experi­
enced workmen and the parts and can
give you guaranteed service.
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