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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, MANCH 9. 1939 I Nat l Survey Indicate Some Improvement : In Lumber Industry lhalth-O-Gram¡ Delight Valley Mrs. Ralph Wright of Walker was hostess to Social Neighbors It's cany enough to find faults, but what can you do club last Wednesday afternoon. It was decided to extend an invita- with them when you have found them? tion for the October meeting of __ county Federation of Clubs. the Guests were Mrs. L. H. Brown of Creswell, Mrs. Fay Van Schoiack Some interesting facts are con- and Miss Dorothy Hohman. There tai nod in the report of the Na were 17 members present, who Chiropractic Physician tional Lumber survey committee answered roll call with a toy for Cottage Grove Phone 30 report for 1938 and the first quar Doernbecher hospital. Delicious ter of 1939, ax contained In a re refreshments were served. The cent issue of the Crow's Pacific next meeting will 1* at the home (Y»ast Lumber Digest. We learn of Mrs. Dave Hite, March 15. Mm. J. A. Schneider attended that the building of small homes Mrs. Francis Horn entertained a meeting of the P.D.G. club Fri have been the principal support of a group of young women last John Krbelbeck, deputy asses day at the home of Mr«. Alfred the industry during 1938. Lumber Wednesday evening. Games were Wulff at Gowdyville. exports, which were ten percent played and refreshments served. sor, began work Monday. Mni. Mollie Humphrey and «on of the Industry's output, dropped 'Those present were the Misses Mr. and Mr*. Jim Straw and Webster, children moved to Kennewick, Jame«, Mr. Point and Mrs. Neu«- In 1938 to less than a billion feet, Helen Settle, Edith Washington, recently, leaving a chawandcr of Eugene were din the lowest In forty years. Export* Dorothy Hohman, Elta Hohman son, Beranrd Buck, who lx stay ner gueMts Sunday evening at the in volume were less than five and May Watson. Mrs. Lee Nixon spent two day« percent of the production. Rail ing with Mr*. Gllcrist while em Boone Humphrey home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gugglx- of last week in Eugene at the roads are purchasing about one- ployed with the government. The Owen Wilson family re l>erg of Holly spent the week end third as much lumber as they did home of her daughter, Mrs. Har cently moved here from Coquille at the home of Mrs. Guggisbcrg’s ten years ago due to their de old Wolfard. She returned Friday and the Wolfard family came for and have two children in the He parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gug. pressed condition. gisberg. bron school. Lumber production in 1938 was the week end. William Ijine of California has nineteen percent below 1937, the Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ayers of In Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Turpin have moved to Hebron from Cur. been here the past week at the first half of the year showed a dependence were recent guest* of home of a brother Asa, with their decline of thirty percent, the sec Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ayres. tin. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar FTaten and Mr. and Mrs. William Simon* father Frank, who had boon ill. ond half eight percent. Although and Mr*. Ida May White were and whose death occured In Eu January and February are sea children spent the week end with sonally low months, preliminary Mr. Flaten’s sister, Mrs. Boyd, at called to Oregon Ölt ly, Sunday, by gene Sunday at a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams reports from the W. F. Dodge Hubbard. Mrs. Boyd returned the serious IIInes« ol I John White, a brother of the late Charles and daughter spent Sunday at the Corporation for thirty . seven home with them to stay with the White, and of Mrs. Wm. Simons. Clifford Lebow home at Mosby states indicate an active month children while Mr. and Mrs. Fla- Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse I^Blue Creek. with contrasts nearly equalled to ten went to the fair at San Fran Dr. and Mrs. Silas Anderson of iJecemlsT of 1938, which was the cisco. They left Monday noon by and small daughter of Eureka, California, are visiting the Frank St. Paul. Minnesota, were recent highest corresponding month in train from Eugene. guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. ten years for both residential and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sears LaBlue family. were dinner guest* Sunday of Mr. Guests of the week end at the Johnson. total construction. It also showed Mr. and Mrs. W C. Martin of the largest of any month since and Mm. S. K. Adams at Saginaw. home of Mrs. Jessie Gllcrist were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowrance Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gllcrist and Newport were overnight guests June 1930, in all construction. of Silk Creek were dinner guests children Frances and Clyde of Thursday at the Harry Williams Box construction gained some Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Klamath Falls and Miss Winni- home. I. O. Zlerolf visited recently at ground during the latter part of J t vvay fn<l Gilciist of Mt. View. 1938, but was still under 1937. The Calvin Hatfield family of Mrs. Frances Patton entertain Monroe with a brother, who Is 111. Furniture activity will depend on Creswell were guests Monday ed the Jolly Workers last week, residential building, but the Jan 18 being present. On March 15th uary furniture business showed a evening in the home of Mr. and the club meets with Mrs. Jesse substantial gain over the corres Mrs. J. C. Hathaway. Blue on Cedar creek. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Conner and ponding period of 1938. Unfilled Mr. and Mrs Earl Nystrom of Guests of Albert Marcy this Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Conner and furniture orders are twelve per and Mrs. Delbert week included his small daugh Springfield cent above a year ago and a ten son Stanley were dinner guests Brown and children of Cottage ter Joan and a slater, Mrs. O. M. Grove were Sunday guest* of percent increase for the year ha* Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franzen of Yreka, Cal their parent*, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. been forecast. While 1938 was a Conner. A birthday cake with one The new owners of the former Shortridge. low year for railroad purchases candle honoring Stanley was a Jesse Culver place are daily ex- prospect* appear to be better in feature. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premazzl and petted from the region of the Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Newton of daughter visited Sunday at the 1939. December showed some re- Corbett Smith home at Culp covery in the lumber exports. but Medford were dinner guests at the future exports depend on the the Conner home Monday. Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laubach of events in the Orient and in Eu- have moved into the cottage on Gowdyville and Mr. Elliott of rope. Retail lumber yard stocks were the F. J. Sullivan farm. The Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hunt of Cottage Grove were visitors Sat Wildwood and Mr. and Mrs. J. A urday of Mr. and Mrs. John Wil- generally lower at the end of George Moore family have gone 1938 than at the corresponding to Salem. Schneider were Sunday dinner Han. Miss Velma Schletzer, daugh Mrs. Claude Willey and daugh period of the previous year. Since guests of Mr and Mrs. Claude ter of Sutherlin visited the first June the lumber wholesale mar. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Arne. Philip Hendrick* of Klamath of last week with Mrs. Willey's ket has shown a small but steady Schletzer of Dorena, and Ken neth Zumwalt, son of Mr. and Fall* lx a guest at the home of a parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. upward trend. Mrs. Clay Zumwalt of Delight Koene. sister, Mr*. Lee Duffey. Valley, were married Monday af Miss Phyllis Foster attended a Mr. and Mm. Boone Humphrey ternoon at Vancouver, Washing- spent Thursday with Mrs Hum 4-H club meeting at the home of ton. They returned here Tuesday phrey's brother, Claude Allen, at Miss Mary Ann Hansen In Cot. The following real estate trans evening after a trip up the Co- Junction City, and also visited a tage Grove Friday evening. Mrs. Myrtle Lake and Mrs. Joe fers have been reported through lumbia river as far as The Bridge nephew. Darrel McBee, in Eugene of the Gods. They will reside in Premazzl attended the Gowdy Hall & Johnston: at the hospital. The K M Bird residence and a cottage on the Zumwalt place Misses Evelyn and Ruth Gug. ville Neighborhood club meeting gisberg of Cottage Grove were at the home of Mrs. Absher, Wed- lots located in the Randall and which has been renovated, and Cooper addition was sold to W. W. furnished, all ready to move into. visitors Sunday of their uncle, nesday at Gowdyville. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Burnette of Hileman. Mr. Hileman and fam- A group from Cottage Grove_gave Fred Guggisberg. Mm. W. N. Dowen* was a din Mosby Creek were visitors Sat ily have taken possession of the the newlyweds a charivari Tues. ner guest Sunday at the home of urday of Mr. Burnette's mother, premises and are making sub day night. stantial improvements to same. her brother, Emory Dailey, In Mrs. C. Burnette. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue Mr. Bird still has faith in the Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Townsend of Gardiner «nd daughters of Hebron and Mr. future of Cottage Grove, hence I and Mrs Alfonso LaBlue of purchased another home on south wore guests there also. large crowd attended the ------------ Eureka. California, were visitors Sixth street. The state of Oregon house and program presented by the Sagi- ----------- 1 Saturday at the Joe Premazzl lot located on the west side of naw Friendly Neighbors club home. Mrs. Julia Brown took her north Tenth street was sold to women at the school house Fri- .____ __________ Mr. Gray, who is con- day night. About $3.00 was made mother, Mrs. Frank Turner, to R. B. Gray. ____ nected with the Cottage Grove from the candy sale. Eugene for medicai treatment one Chevrolet company, has taken Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keene of day this week. They wore accom TO APRIL 1ST this desirable property over and Thornton Comers were supper panied by Mrs. J. C. Kloffenstein. Fred Frost of Shady Brook will make it his future home. The Hans P. Stoltenberg ranch was a visitor Friday evening at located close to Lorane and con the J. W. Fisher home. Mr. and Mrs. George Foster taining 160 acres was purchased and children visited Sunday after by Adolph B. Spreckles. Mr. Regular $1.50 Value noon at the Al Thomas home at Spreckles will improve and de for velop this tract along with the Mount View. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Foster of other holdings he has in Lorane Cottage Grove were Sunday din valley. The Susan E. Hubbard ranch ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. containing 160 acres located Whitlock. about 7 miles southeast of Cot New equipment, including GRAND JURY RECONVENES. tage Grove in Mosby creek dis trict was sold to Merle Porter. camera, has arrived. The Lane county grand jury re- Mr. Porter purchased this place convened today on order of Judge as an investment and will make G. F. Skipworth made Tuesday, many substantial improvements The order was made on motion by way of developing it into a of District Attorney L. L. Ray. stock ranch. j The case of James • V. King will. ------------------------ 4-H RADIO PROGRAMS. be resubmitted to the jury, owing to a defect discovered In the orig. I Each Monday evening from 7:30 inal indictment in which King is charged with false swearing. Sev- to 8:00 o'clock 4-H club radio pro- Over McLaughlin’s eral other investigations will be grams will be broadcast over the Furniture Store. made before the jury is dismiss- College station at Corvallis. led, it was understood. Beginning March 13, the pro- ★ ' gram for the remainder of the month: Polk county: Direction of W. C. Leth, county agent. March 20th: "What Becomes of 4-H Club and Members,” Dr. E. H. Shinn, exten. sion service, U. S. Department of (Electric and Gas) agriculture. "The 1939 club year and what it offers Oregon boys and girls," H. C. Seymour. Miss Helen Cowgill, L. J. Allen. March 27: 4-H campus club. AU White Dr. H. A. Hagen 3^ œ Q fi? Œ LSä/ UNLAWFUL TO DESTROY I CAN'T DO ANyrMlN6- ABoüT iT-BÜTMAyße ( /OU CAN/ Hebron PROOF NEXT WEEK BRITEN 2th Paste Thornton Corners SILQUE Hand Lotion $1.00 Size ► Saginaw SPECIAL! YEAST FOAM __ 25 49 PEPTONA-« Mount View Real Estate Deals US. COINS 39c c 50c Size Pond’s Cream c 7yc 25c 35c Size Sassafras Bark Choice — Clean 4 oz. 13 K-EM’SA DRUGS guest* at the Howard Keene home eral days recently at the Rudy Baxa home at Dorena- Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridges and Sentinel want ad* pull- children of Goshen visited rela tives here Sunday. Mrs. Lee Fry and children Mickey and Neil of Wolf Creek visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Sam Bridges of Cottage Grove is staying at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Berg. * i>oa «Serti«» Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston visited Sunday at the Lin East burn home at Walden and at the Art Reed home in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Hansen and children left for Grand Coulee, Washington, one day last week, after spending a couple months here with Mrs. KELLY DRUG CO Hansens sister, Mrs. Berg. Grandma^ Enright visited sev- BORALINE 8x10 Photo 50c -help cut down on TRAFHC BONER JORDAN STUDIO Thor Hotpoint SPRING SPECIALS No Oiling Required Beautiful Quiet Beg. $79.50—Now $59^0 BARGAIN — Slightly used Hot- Are You Tired and Nervous? point. $20 saving. Low Payment. If eo see your Chiropractor Ask For Demonstration Brisbane Electric Store Cottage Grove ? Arrangements were reported at London Friday for transporting 3.000 Sudenten Germans to Cana da for settlement in the Peace ; river district in Western Canada. Phone. 73 Dr. C. R. Simkins Over Petersen’s Store Phone 5 * Get your SHARE-THE-ROAD emblem FREE—at your Shell dealer’s — - U SllD6l*“ wll6ll SaVCS OH Stop-and-Go SHOW YOUR COLORS in the nation-wide crusade to rid the road “Screwdrivers.” Traffic authorities say this will cut Stop-and-Go 25%. “Share the Road” and Super-Shell foth sav€ on Stop-and-Go.
