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THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON K. M. Bunting Is Bound Over on Burglary Charge Divide THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1938 Thursday night, December 22. will make their home nt Siletz, Soilimprovemen t The schools will give a program, where he has employment. Lorane A treat will be given to the chll-| — Fourteen members of Lorane dren. A committee comixmed of Short Course to grange attended installation of of- one member from each commun fleers at Eugene Monday night. ity organization has charge of Arfpaaia waa a beautiful Athenian L. S. Dey is the new master of plans for the tree and treat. T. B. womnn noled for her «enlua, wit. Be Held at OSC Lorane After her and political Influence grange. Mitchell is chairman. The girls’ 4-H club have reor ganized with Reba Nixon, presi dent; Lottie Glasgow, vice presi- ident; Neva Tonole, secretary, and Mrs. Linda Tonole, leader. The boys have organized a handicraft The Girls' League gave a tur club. Don Cbchreall is president; A two-day soil improvement key dinner to the mothers and Kenneth M. Bunting, who gave Tracy Arnold, vice president, and short course, one of a series of fathers of high school students at short courses of this kind to lx» the high school gym Wednesday his home as North Platte, Nebras Mrs. Baldwin, leader. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Speer of offered the general public, is night. ka, and his age as 27, was bound over to the action of the Lane Walla Walla. Washington, who scheduled to be held at Oregon The Ugo Igo club will meet ____ Monday and Tues- with Mrs. Eva Hayes Friday af- county grand jury at Eugene Fri had been on a six-week tour of State college _____ day on charge of burglarizing two the southern states, stopped for a day, December 19 and 20, an ternoon. There will be a Christ - homes here last week. Bunting, few days' visit at the home of Mr. nounces Dr. W. L. Powers. so! 1 mas program and exchange of who allegedly broke into the Nels Speer’s sister, Mrs. J. A. Mackey. scientist of the experiment sta gifts. Nielson and Schofield Stewart Mrs. Charles Arnold and daugh tion. The ladies aid of the Christian A large amount of information church will hold a bazaar homes on 10th street was arrest ter Martha, accompanied by Mrs. at the Norman Suiter and mother, Mrs. ed by police at Cresw’ell last Allison of Curtin, spent Monday relative to improvement of Ore grange hall tonight (Thursday). gon’s basic soil and water re The Girl Se/uts held a meeting Thursday. When brought before in Eugene. sources will be discussed during Justice of the Peace John Bryson c Monday night at the high school. Miss A. B. O ’ Hern, w*ho has at Eugene, Bunting waived pre spent two months with her broth the two-day session. The "7 > Mrs. E- w- Powell had charge of prior to Christinas was selected liminary hearing on a burglar and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. because soils men on the instruc the meeting. The girls will have charge and was placed in the er a Ixxith at the bazaar Thursday Mike O ’ Hem, left last week for tional staff will be free from night. county jail on failure to make a her home in Sioux City. Iowa. $1.500 bond. classwork at that time and can Mrs. E. L. McReynolds accom devote the entire period to the Mrs. Linda Whitney, who has panied Mrs. George McReynolds program or to personal or group Ix'cn visiting a daughter, Mrs. and daughters Georgenia and conferences with interested farm Harry Farar. has returned to Barbara to Eugene, where they ers. her home at Santa Barbara, Cal. Mrs. W. I. Seales is visiting The Neighborhood Friendship spent the day with Mrs. McRey- The program on Monday will dub met December 8th for an all nolds’ daughter, Mrs. Richard deal largely with reclamation by friends in Portland this week. There will lx» a community day meeting at the home of Mag Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lancaster irrigation and drainage. Appear Christmas tree at the high school gie Wertz. The project leaders, ing on the program, in addition to Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Ashley, had spent Sunday at the home of Mr. men of the college staff, will be charge of the lesson in the fore Lancaster's father, Robert Lan the state engineer, several United noon which was the second unit caster, near Drain, who celebrat States engineers, members of the of "How to Look One’s Best.” A ed his ninety-first birthday, De Willamette Basin Project com potluck luncheon was served at cember 11. About twenty rela mittee, and officers of the Ore noon at a long table decorated tives were present and a birthday gon Reclamation congress. Prom with Christmas motif of mistle dinner was served. inent farmers who have made a toe and bright candles, the main Mrs. George McReynolds en success of irrigation will tell their tertained the Bridge club with a feature of which was a huge experiences. The day will end platter of Mrs. Wertz’ famous dinner Friday evening. Eight with a meeting of the board of di fried chicken. The afternoon was were present. rectors of the Oregon Reclama Oscar and Bert McDole and tion spent in making up several re- congress. erpes for face creams, demon sister, Mrs. Bernice Wilson of On Tuesday the program will Tillamook, spent Sunday with Mr. strating their use and a brief be devoted to soil characteristics summary of care of the face and and Mrs. E. L. McReynolds. and fertility, and is designed to make-up. A short business meet- be of interest to fertilizer dealers ROGERS NAMED DEFEND ihg followed. President M r s. as well as growers. Fifty-six soil ANTS IN DAMAGE SUIT. Laura Allen presiding. Names efertility experiments on some were drawn for the Christmas gift exchange which will be at Death of Henry Ashley, trailer 1200 plats are being conducted the home of Mrs. Mary Burcham tender, allegedly caused by in throughout the state, some of Thursday. December 22. Commit juries received in an accident on which have been maintained for tees were appointed to arrange the River road one mile east of 20 years or more. Latest results for this and the meeting adjoum- Creswell. May 3, led to a $30.000 from these will be announced and suit filed in circuit court Friday discussed the second day. Mrs. Joe Moxley spent the by his widow, Lizzie Ashley, The meaning and use of soil week end with Mr. Moxley at against John J. Rogers. Ralph E. surveys will also be presented. Rogers and Glen Rogers. Soil surveys have now made Roseburg, returning Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Shultis of Pilings on a trailer which he available detailed data on seven Orescent City, California, called was guilding were faultily placed and one-half million acres in bre- so that they slipped onto Ashley's gon, while soil classifications have at the H. Rohde home Sunday. Silk Creek Grange met Tues foot, causing him to lose control yielded information on An addi day. December 6th, with eighteen of the trailer, his widow charged. tional three million acres in rec members present. Geogre L. Mox The trailer plunged off the road lamation projects. ley gave a report of the national into a ditch where a weak chain The short course is open to any grange convention, which he at broke, she alleges, and the pilings one interested, without charge of any |dnd. tended recently. Plans were made crushed Ashley. to have the officers-elect install The Rogers, his employers, were ed at the county installation ser negligent in ordering unskilled BODY OF CO-PILOT JONES vice in Eugene Monday evening. Ashley to undertake the danger RECOVERED. The committee reported that the ous job of driving the trailer, in new- regalia and flag have been failing to provide safety devices Funeral services were held at ordered. Lecturer Nellie Paul had to keep the pilings from shifting, Portland Saturday for Floyd prepared a short program of and in not providing a strong Jones, co-pilot of the airplane games which was enjoyed. Home chain about the pilings, she which was wrecked ' ‘ off Point “ made candy furnished by Mrs. claims. Reyes, California, following a Marion Woolcott was also enjoy forced landing in the Pacific two RELIEF COSTS TOP ALL ed at the close of the meeting. weeks ago. Jones, a cousin of Earl STATE EXPENSES. J. Meyers’ nephew from South Hill of this city, was one of five Dakota came last week to visit u passengers on the plane to perish Governor Charles H. Martin when waves broke up the plane for some time. *d?y that it is costing ¡t drifted on rocks near the Several from the Silk < Creek more for Fr relief in Oregon than it neighborhood who finished the takes to run the state govern- shore. Two men were rescued. Mr. Jones’ body was recovered Tues first air work attended the or- ment. day of last week, badly mutilated. ganization meeting for an ad- In speaking before the Faculty vanced class in Cottage Grove Men’s club at Oregon State col He is survived by his wife. Small son, and his mother. Tuesday evening. lege, the governor said $17,000,000 Lena Burcham from Eugene was spent on relief during the last Sentinel want ads pull. spent the week end with home biennium, while only $11,500,000 folks. was needed to run the govern Farmers in this vicinity have ment for that period. Relief de started plowing and report tthe mands asked by the state relief committee for the next biennium ground in good shape. Eighteen members of the local totaled $30,000,000. He said he grange attended the installation asked that this amount be cut to service in Eugene Monday eve $22.000.000. ning. all officers being present. FIREMEN MAKE RUN FROM Considerable work has been CITY HALL TO CITY HALL. done on the telephone lines the past week to repair the damage A fire department “run” made done by the recent storm. A num to order for a cold, foggy night, ber of new poles have been put up greeted the local firemen shortly in the Gowdyville section so that after 7 o’clock Monday evening, all lines are now in good condi when they answered the alarm tion. only to find the call came from Several members of the Royal the city hall, where a flu fire pro- church attended the baptismal ,--------- vided plenty of fireworks, but did service at the S.D.A. church in little damage. The department Cottage Grove Saturday after- made the run without encounter- noon. ing traffic difficulty. Silk Creek Amputila Waa Inllucnllal Miss Thelma I Irrendem, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Heren deen. and Lloyd Conklin of Siletz w e r e married at Vancouver, Washington, Monday, December 12. Mrs. E. C. Herendeen and El nora Dunn accompanied them to Vancouver. Mr. and Mix. Conklin marriage to Pericles, who repudi a ted hi* wife tn order lo wed her. her house became the merlin place for thr learned men of Athena. Socrate* whi one of her admirers. She waa Indicted for Impiety, but Pericles •ucceaifully defended her In court BELIEVE IT OR NOT for this week ’a special we will give a new $ 74.05 Hotpoint Washer, factory price ............. -....... with the purchase of a new Hotpoint Electric ....... $197.50 Refrigerator, factory price .................. Total Value, $274.45, Now complete for Only one at this price. 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