THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1Í3H
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Lane Farmers May
C. G. High Get Noxious Weed
School News Control Project
Mosby Creek
Mills Operate at
A get-acquainted party was Mrs. John Hatfield. Pie and cof-
held last Saturday evening by a fee were served.
Mr. ____
and Mrs. Ray
group of neighbors who went to
___
. Myers and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Koontz, sons xjient Sunday nt the home of
new-comers here. Those attend- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers at Blur
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mountain.
Ayrex. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Mrs. Myrtle Lake of Thornton
Sears, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Haight., Comers has purchased the place
Mr. and Mrs. Loe Nixon, Mr. and 1 where the Fred Witcher family
Mrs. Oscar Jackson and Mr. and I lived.
Mrs. Hazel Morris and Mrs. f n () n
.[
Berta McGuire went to Eugene SU X Ppf I PII I liir
Monday as delegates to attend an v '•'-I 1 v 1 Vivili IVI
extension meeting, held there by
Miss Lane on "Good Grooming. ’
The delegates represent the Mos
by creek unit.
(Francis Hughes. Editor)
Mr. and Mrs. North Overton
October 7, 1938. A total of 151
Lane farmers are in line for and baby of Prineville visited down and Operating milks in j
Frances Hughes, Editor.
state financial aid in control of over the week end at the Fred
The cast of the annual junior noxious weeds, particularly the Overton home. They are planning Washington and Oregon, which
reported Io the West Coast Lum
play. “Spring Fever.” by Charles Canadian thistle.
on moving to Idaho.
be Hi lens association for the week
Hughes, has recently been an
A supply of 15,000 pounds of, Mrs. Johnny Davis and Bertha
nounced by Miss Margaret Ach- sodium chlorate ts available for Castle of Beaverton visited here ending October 1, 1938, produced
94.050,146 board feet of lumber.
terman, dramatics coach. The Lane at a cost of $5.25 per hun- a ---------
couple of days last week.
At the rate of cutting at the re
cast is as follows: Howard Brant, dred
Mrs.
Lee
Ihigan.
who
has
re-
for farmers here. The usual
porting mills, the entire Industry
a senior at Brookfield College,
tumed from the hospital, recclv- produced 59.8 per cent of its
Bill Spies: Ed Bums, a chemistry rate is from $10 to $10.50.
ed as visitors last week. Mrs. Illa average weekly cut during 1926 -
Farmers
desiring
to
use
part
student. Elmer Hendricks; Vic
Kebelbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Lewis, art student, enacted by of this chlorate must agree to Dugan. Frances Patten. Margaret 1929.
The new business reported tak-1
Maurice Bodkin; Lou Herrin, a use it in accordance with recom Dugan and Mrs
Frank Chap en last week by the 151 mills wax
journalism student, played by mendations of the Oregon experi man and Mrs. Ida McReynolds.
94,685,678
board
feet.
Ship-
Eathel Ann Newton; Mrs. Spang mental station, substantially as
The Eastbum mill at Walden tnents were 91.529.674.
ler. the landlady, taken by Wan follows:
after
a
week
’
s
started Monday
Detalla of orders and shipments
da Brown; Anne Purcell, How
1. The chlorate must be ap layoff.
as
reported by the 151 mills are:.
are:
ard's heart interest. Margaret plied at the rate of not less than
Mrs. Ivan Morris entertained
Orders Shipments
Monson; Vivian George. Vic’s two pounds per square rod. and a number of guests Saturday eve
37.842.863 41,195,758
heart interest, presented by Bet preferably’ at the rate of three ning for dinner in honor of her Rail
37.741.493
33,432,604
Dorn.
C
’
go.
ty Hopper; Henry Purcell, Anne's pounds per square rod.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Fuhr Export
4.536.365
6,736.375
father, a rich manufacturer, by
2. The land where the chlorate er. on their wedding anniversary. Local
12.36-1.947 12,364.947
Bryce Barrett; Phoebe Purcell, is applied must not have been
Visitors over Sunday at the
.Anne's mother, enacted by Geral cultivated since early in the James Lcbow home were Mr. and
94.685,678 91.529.674'
dine Kem; Maude Corey, How spring of 1938 and preferably not Mrs. Lew McKibben of Latham.
The
unfilled
order file at these
ard's spinster aunt from Califor at all during 1938.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tonoli of Fall mills stood it 259.M5.237 board
* Miss Bettery Bakery'* found a loaf or a part of a loaf
nia. Merriam Ferrin; Professor
Mac
3. The chlorate must be applied Creek and Mr. and Mrs.
feet.
Virgil Bean, of the zoology de before December 1, 1938.
of
Better Bread in the above homes when «he called. They
Tonole of Eugene.
partment, Jimmie Blickle; Dr.
Phil
Mrs.
Myrtle
Lake
and
son
simply showed her the loaf in its original wrapper . . . and
4. The chlorate must not be
Dixon, president of Brookfield
Thornton Comers and the Roy
used on land that is swampy, con of
College. Lee Kruse
right then and there received their award—a crisp, new
Myers family of Delight valley
"Spring Fever” is fast moving stantly sub-irrigated, or subject were visitors Sunday at the Bert
dollar
bill Maybe “MI m Bettery Bakery" will ring YOUR
Mrs.
P.
F.
Snow
i
entertained
play, lively and full of laughs. to overflow or washing from Myers home.
club
last
the
Social
Neighbors
stream
flow
’
.
doorbell
one of these days. So be ready.—Order a loaf of
The scene is laid on the Brook-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor Wednesday afternoon, A stunt
field College campus.
Better Bread now.
spent Sunday in Springfield at business session was i held at
NEW JOBLESS BENEFITS.
The date of the play was for
the William Gantz home.
which
all
officers
were
reelected
merly announced to be on No-
Mr. and Mrs. Bain Morris of for the next year as follows: Mrs.
xo, but
mmx
.x was changed,
Salem. Ore.—Unemployed Ore-
vember 18,
it
the new date has not been defi- son workers eligible for new job- Pengra visited Sunday at the ( >S< ir Jackson. president; Mrs.
Fred Witcher, vice president and
nitelv set
set as
as yet.
vet .
1«® insurance benefits
January
nitety
opportunit
/ to 1 George Morris home.
Gail Lebow of Walden visited Mrs. Charles Conner, secretary-
The I.D.C.L. met for the first acquire two waiting period weeks Sunday at the Harry Patten treasurer. Ten women were pres
ent. including Miss Daisy Zim-
time this semester and elected of- in advance of the new’ year,
home at Blue Mountain.
merly, a guest, of Cottage Grove.
ficers. Elmer Hendricks
was
Claim deputies in the twenty-
Delicious
refreshments were serv
elected president; Emma Lukens, two field offices have been in
ed. Next meeting will be at
vice president; Lura Wilson, sec- structed by the commission to
home of Mrs. Fred Witcher
retary-treasurer; Harry Sturges, permit unemployed eligible work
Cottage Grove.
reporter. A program committee ers to register for 1939 benefits
Mrs. M. A. Horn underwent a
of Emma Lukens. Agnes McNew, during the final quarter of this
major
operation at a Eugene hos
Martha Arnold. June Roner and year.
pital last Friday.
Betty Russell was chosen to plan
Nearly 27,000 Insured workers
Mrs. Ethel Fulton of Fairfield.
the programs. The students of have been paid in full for 1938
Lane county republicans will
last year’s Latin class will be benefits and many of those who launch an active campaign over Iowa. Mrs. Harold of California.
honorary members. There are 25 are unemployed are expected to the county, starting with the Mrs. Mary Hogate and Mrs Clair
members this year.
file new claims during October Sprague luncheon here tomorrow Hogate and children of Cottage
noon at the Cottage Grove hotel. Grove were dinner guests of Mr.
and November.
The local F.F.A. chapter elect-
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Localities to be visited during the and Mrs E. J. Sears one day last
ed officers last week as follows: LIQUOR FUND DISTRIBUTION day include Saginaw. Walker. week.
A group of relatives from Lake
President, Wendell Small; vice
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Creswell,
Goshen
and
West
president. Ivan Patten: secretary.
Lane county and cities within Springfield.
Saturday morning view visited Mrs. Charles Conner
Lister Harris; treasurer, Ralph ¡ts boundaries have received their visitations include Marcóla, Wen- Saturday. They were Mrs. Geo.
McDole; bulldog. Don. Whitlock; share of revenues collected from dling with noon luncheon at Huff and daughter Sandra. Miss
freshman class representative, alcoholic beverage taxes, Grace
Springfield, The remainder of Amy liartig and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Moody; sophomore class rep- schiska. county
treasurer, dis- the day will be spent visiting in Morris, who were enroute to
resentative.
resentative, Charles McAllister.
closed Saturday. Amounts dis- Eugene and Springfield. Friday Portland.
The Cottage Grove chapter will tributed follow:
The Robert Rausch family of
evening will be the red letter
go to Eugene Friday night to
County, $1147.91; Coburg. $10.- affair with a candidate speaking Eugene spent the week end at the
initiate the Eugene chapter.
45; Cottage Grove, $98.29; Cres- at the Eugene Armory, starting Oscar Jackson home.
Several members of the local well. $13.71; Eugene, $751.11; at 7:30 p. m.
chapter will go to Ada, Oregon. Florence. $13.47; Junction City,
Sunday to purchase some pure- $36.64; Springfield, $93.94.
AGRICULTITIAL YEAR BOOK
bred, high producing Jerseys.
---- apportionment was for
- the
-
This
Congressman James W. Mott
quarter ending September 30,
The photography club met 193g.
has just received his limited al
Tuesday. October 4 in the la bora- ——-
lotment of the 1938 Agriculture
tory. During . . the meeting ques-
Much amusement was enjoyed Year Book. This book contains
tions on photography were an- when the initiates were tradition- an abundance of information es
swered. A demonstration showing ayy hacked and paddled by the pecially valuable to farmers and
the correct procedure and equip-
members,
students of agriculture. Interest-,
ment necessary to develop pic-
• •
ing and authentic reports are
tures was given. The members
Superintendent H. B. Ferrin given on livestock, wheat, hops, 1
are building printing boxes in was in Portland over the week- fruits and vegetables, and other
their spare time. Mr. Frazier in end on business connected with farm commodities.
Agriculture,
vites anyone who is interested to the new high school building.
as an industry, is thoroughly dis
attend their meetings.
Madge Honnold, post-graduate, cussed.
Copies of this important pub
Jean Bracher, senior, Dorothy
At a meeting of the Letter Bracher, freshman, Robert Han lication may be obtained free of
girls last Thursday, officers for sen, freshman, withdrew from charge by writing to Congress
this year were elected as follows:
Monday, Jean will attend man James W. Mott, 328 Oregon;
President, Miriam Ferrin; vice senior high school in Salem, Building, Salem, Oregon.
president. Lois Baldwin; secre- Dorothy junior high in Salem, and
tary-treasurer, Betty Hopper. The | Robert will attend in Grants
Rebuilt Underwood typewriter
committee appointed to draw up pass
for sale. The Sentinel office. 4-tfc
the constitution reported and the
members adopted it. It was de
cided that any girl who had 10
points was eligible for the club.
The committee appointed to make
the training rules reported, and
the rules were discussed. Definite
plans for a skating party were
made to be held Thursday eve-
Friday, Saturday, October
ning.
“KEEP SMILING,” Jane 14-15:
There have been about 33 girls
Gloria Stuart,’
turning out for practices twice
each week. This week they will
19-17-1«:
Bi-AWN OF THE NORTH
start practicing on basketball
George Raft, Henry Fond«
technique. The girls in the tennis
club tested their serving last
“THF P^?’;»Pctob*r i®-2«:
week and seemed to be quite in
HO^pV^® DR glitter -
terested in improving their faults,
house ,” Ed Robinson, C. Trevor
reports Miss Dodson, instructor.
All are Movie Qalz pictures.
Friday afternoon the freshmen
girls were formally initiated into J
the Girls’ League. Janet Peter
son. freshman representative, vis
Nowadays, no matter where you drive in
In low and second, your engine
ited the stations of character, j
town or country, you can’t avoid stop-and
Betty McCoy; scholarship. Meri-
makes up to 3 times as many
am Ferrin; service, Jean Savage;
go.
But you can do something about its cost.
Tour*., -,
revolutions as in high— uses
leadership, Patricia Baldwin.
$Peed
f/*
’
°ct.
1&..
Shell engineers found that getting away
Margaret Monson was elected
3 times as much gasoline
treasurer to take the place ofj
from a traffic stop can waste enough “un
^tur^av À
Bari
Sarajane Moore.
STOP-AND-GO driving fools your speed digested” gasoline to carry you % of a mile.
The following class representa-|
u’ '
fives were elected by members of
To cut this costly waste, they rearranged
ometer—while your car is going a mile, your
their classes: Mariam Richards,
the
chemical structure of gasoline. They
engine
may
go
the
equivalent
of
two.
senior; Gladys Lemley, junior;
make
every drop of Super-Shell "motor
Peggy Sharp, sophomore.
The number of extra revolutions your en
^urel, On
»*
The senior girls trio sang two
digestible
” under all driving conditions.
gine makes depends on how many times
numbers and the meeting was ad
You can save on driving costs by the reg
journed.
La^
Week Ending Oct. I
Last Week We GAVE a Crisp
$1 Bill
To: Mrs. Herbert Moon, and Frank Hazen.
This week we GAVE $1 to:
Mrs. Carl King and Mrs. C. H. Boots
WILL YOUR NAME be on the
NEXT LIST?
Delight Valley
It Pays In Many Ways to Ask For
BETTER BREAD
Lane Republicans
Will Start Active
Campaign Tomorrow
ARCADE
In stop and go,
DUjfE
«. nû,
The old gym rang with laugh
ter and fun last Friday evening
when the big and little sisters
held their party. Each freshman
girl performed a stunt as part of
their initiation.
The prize for the best costume
and actions for the Little Sisters
was won by Mary Trent with
Louise Peterson as second.
Agnes Moon won the high score
on the table games.
ing is in low and second gears.
Theatre Programs
Build and Boost Cottage Grove
ular use of Super - Shell. Try it.
SUPER SHELL S hell
S7VPAVD GO