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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1939)
THURSDAY, JUNE «, 1939 THL SENTINEL. COTTAGE PROVE, OKKOON Whether You Are Just Traveling , WHAT TO SEE IN OREGON Add Convenience To Tour Car With or New Accessories Going Somewhere We have a full and complete line of new ucoessories, including radio«. let us service your car. We feature TEXACO Products. Don't risk smooth, worn tires. Trade in your old tires on new Firestones Also we have a full line of FIRESTONE tires and ac cessories for your car. Thorough lubrication ser vice. Texaco oils and Try our Marfax lubrication service gM Flatters’ Texaco Service Station Trembley’s Texaco Station Corner 5th and Washington 8th and Main We Inspect and Check Cap’s Service Station the battery and tires of your car with every lubrication Inspection of what is job. ordinarily considered minor details may save you a ma 5th and Main jor road disaster later. Drive in today and let us service your car and if it’s tires you want, we’ll talk trade. • Each year thousands of tourists visit the Oregon Crazy House, situated four miles from Gold Hill. Ten years ago a dilapidated mining shack, built as an assay office, slid down a hill, landing squarely in 125 foot circle, within whose bounds there operates or ap|x*ars to op erate a strange force. No one has been able to explain how the peculiar spot affects the force of gravity. A person standing in the shack leans or appears to lean as much as 714 percent from the normal vertical position of the body. Radio reception is better inside than out side the house. Some persons become dizzy or nasuated after they have been in the house any length of time. Martin Motors Service Station FOR SALE Bert McGuire, Prop. Car Service For Any Trip Including the famous STOP WEAR LUBRICATION We feature Union oils and gas and have in stock tires, batteries and accessories. Call and see Herb Adams’ Union Station 522 South 5th Street We Give S.&S. Green Stamps Cherry Crop to Be Ready for Harvest Soon, Market Is Up The cherry crop will be on in this section within the next two or three weeks and the market outlook is brighter than at the same time last year. Buyers, how ever, are reported hesitant in es tablishing a price because of the nature of the market at the pres ent time. Indications now point to a probable market of from three and a half to five cents, depend ing on the variety. At Salem, the market is expected to open short ly, but so far buyers are hesitat ing on the price, fearful that if a high price is established, can neries at other places will be able to fill their requirements at a much lower price from the sur plus crop. Lorane er, Mrs. Mary Dey, and a brother L. S. Dey. Those from here who won 4-H scholarships and are attending summer school at Corvallis are Ross Dey, Charles Schaffer, Low ell Davis and Harlow Hayes of the high school builder’s club and Velma Wills of the home im provement club. Stoddard Hensling, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Harry Farrar, has left for San Pedro where he is with the navy. Divide Tires Batteries The Ugo Igo club met Friday Mrs. Tom Nixon has rented the afternoon with Mrs. Velma Tre- Pass Creek Service station to Mr. fry. The time was spent sewing and Mrs. J. H. Jameson of Eu GOOD USED CARS for the hostess. In a contest Mrs. gene. Mrs. Nixon will leave next Edith Dunn and Mrs. Eva Hayes week for Walla Walla. Washing prize winners. Fourteen ton to join Mr. Nixon, who has Reconditioned and guaran were ladies were present. Next meet been in Washington for several months. teed; cars that will carry ing will be with Mrs. Winneford Zellar, June 11. Roll call will be Mrs. Roy Gordiner gave a you places trouble free. answered with an early school ex birthday party Tuesday in honor perience. of her son Roy Jr. on his fourth A Christian Endeavor party birthday anniversary. Eight little Be sure to visit our used car was held at the E. W. Powell playmates s|>ent th«- afternoon home Friday night. The evening Games were played and cake and department if you want eco was spent playing games. Twen ice cream were served, ty people were present. Mrs. Arnold Roth and Vernita nomical transportation. Mrs. F. M. Chapman made a A group of neighbors met at and Mrs. Wm. Clifton and son business trip to Eugene Monday. the W. C. Singhose home Friday Donald left Saturday night for Little Pattie Martin, four-year- 1931 4-door Chevrolet evening. The occasion being their College Place, Washington, where old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El Sedan ____ ___ $195 fifth wedding anniversary and the they will attend summer school. mer Martin, was thrown from the j birthday of their son Jimmie. Miss Lena Burcham came home car Saturday when the door ac 1937 DeSoto Sedan 1931 Chevrolet Truck $125 Mrs. Frank Rulon and Elaine Sunday from her school near Eu cidently came open, and cut a Rulon visited friends at Roseburg gene and will spend the summer | deep gash in her head. She is re 1937 Chevrolet Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Sports last week. The McAtee family here with her folks. covering. joined them Sunday and all spent Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Saunders The Bill Abbey family of Lo Sedan ........... $495 the day with the Paul Weaver 1936 Plymouth Sedan rane visited Mr. and Mrs. Low of Cushman spent last week at family, former Lorane residents. the home of Mrs. Saunders ’ par rance Sunday. 1929 Ford Tudor $ 70 1930 Chevrolet Coupe Miss Ruby Davis, who attends Elizabeth Rohde returned home ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey, and attended the high school Oregon normal, visited at home from O.AC Saturday evening 1929 Nash Sedan last week. She returned to Mon and will spend the summer vaca graduation in Cottage Grove. mouth Monday for the summer tion here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Powell and 1928 Packard Sedan term. The Darnell home was the daughter Verna of Lorane visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skelton scene of a neighborhood gather recently with Mr. Powell’s sister, and baby attended the strawberry ing Saturday evening. About 25 Mrs. E. L. McReynolds. festival at Lebanon and visited friends came in and spent the Mrs. C. E. Burkett and daugh Chevrolet Sales and Service Mrs. Skelton's brother, Ernest evening with music and games. ter Naomi of Marshfield were Caldwell and family. Frances Wheeler visited at the overnight guests of Mr. Burkett’s Miss Elnora Dunn, who has I. H. Veatch home in Cottage parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bur Pet Parade June 17th been employed near Eugene, has Grove the past week. kett one night last week. returned home. Mrs. H. Rohde and Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin Mrs. Charles B. Mitchell and CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH JACKSON TO ATTEND STATE son have returned home from the were Sunday dinner guests of and daughter Pauline and son Mrs. E. Fahrenwald of Latham. Dale and Grandma McGarvin of COLLEGE Eugene hospital. Al Johnson, accompanied by his Fallbrook, California, spent Sun Sales and Service Harry Farrar’s brooderhouse sister, Mrs. Mabel Royuin and day at Scio at the home Qf Mrs. OREGON STATE COLLEGE, with 180 baby chicks burned last son and Mrs. Mary Ward of Sac McGarvin's brother, M a r io n Corvallis (Special) — Dean E. week. ramento, California, came Friday Berge. Pet Parade June 17th Jackson, who was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell have to visit his sister, Mrs. F. A. Bol Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cottage Grove high school this moved from Wolf Creek to the ton and family and attend the M. J. Perini were Mr. and Mrs. spring and received a state board house recently vacated by the graduation of June Bolton. Mrs. Will Carey and daughter Laura of higher education scholarship to Wilbur Gibson family. F. A. Bolton and daughter Mabel Mrs. Bert DeLauney and grand Frazier of Cottage Grove spent attend OSC, will enroll in the Mr. and Mrs. John Skelton have returned home with them Sun daughter Amy of Drain and Mrs. the week end in Portland. school of pharmacy when he en returned home from a visit to the day and will visit Mrs. Bolton’s Sam Gillman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell of Curtin. ters Oregon State next fall. San Francisco fair. They also vis mother who has been quite ill. entertained with a dinner Sunday Ranking in the upper third of ited relatives at Fresno, Selma, Mrs. W. A. Hemenway attend in honor of their daughter Clara his class in scholarship, Jackson and Readley, Cal. An uncle, H. S. ed the commencement exercises on her birthday anniversary. was highly recommended for the Skelton, and Jim Howard return at the University over the week Twenty-five guests were present. honor by F. L. Grannis, high ed home with them for a visit. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Powell end. One of her nieces was among The Claris Abeene family have Adrian Dawson who has been the graduates. school principal, whose opinion of moved from Woodard’s camp to a entertained at dinner Sunday, his qualifications was requested attending O.S.C. is visiting rela The Silk Creek Epworth house belonging to Carl Small. honoring the birthday anniver by the high school contacts com tives here. Louis Dey has return League entertained about ten sary of their daughter Clara. Mildred Cox left Wednesday mittee which makes the selec er from O.S.C. to spend the sum members of the Cottage Grove for Forest Grove where she has Guests were Mr. and Brs. Buckle, mer at home. tions. Edwin Buckle, Betty Mae Buckle, League Saturday evening at a Lillian Schaffer was among the wienie and marshmallow roast on employment. In addition to maintaining good Velma Jean and Glenda Hendee, The Henry Hess and Bill Funk grades throughout his high school U. of O. graduates in physical the school grounds. The Rev. Til families spent the week end at all of Lookingglass, Darwin Pow- career, the award recipient filled education. ell of Lorane, Mrs. Rosella Dill of ton was also a guest. . Gold lake. several important class offices, in Mrs. Linda Whitney of Santa Mrs. Maud Woodyard of Co Lucile Abeene spent Sunday Eugene, Lovelie Abeene, Lillian cluding president of his freshman Barbara, Cal., who has been visit-1 quille visited her aunt, Mrs. W. A. with Adilee Bostick near Dorena. (Jeer, Louise and Lanez Goodwin, class, vice president of sophomore ing a daughter, Mrs. Harry Far Hemenway, several days recently. Forest Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver The Clayton Townsend family Dunberg class and president of junior class. rar, has returned home. She was Mrs. Maggie Wertz and son are spent and brother Ernest, Mrs. Sunday at the W. L. Town Willis Garman He took the leading part in the accompanied by a grandson, Rus moving to Anlauf this week to and daughters send home. class play and school operetta his sell Hensling. They will go by way make their home. Virginia, Aloma, Phillis and Zen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geer spent junior year and was student of Reno and Yosemite. i Sunday at the Lee Dugan home da, Arden Powell and Clara Pow- speaker for commencement his Guests last week at the Ralph Oil Refined as of Old at Walden. senior year. He also found time Lynch home were Mrs. Lynch’s In curious clay buildings along the Mrs. Carl King and daughters to play basketball all four years. cousins, Mrs. O. O. Voss and Mrs. road Why Honey Flavor Differs between Kirkuk and Mosulln, Jean and Joan of Cottage Grove, Jackson will arrive in Corvallis Ray Perry of Portland, Mrs. Ada In Mesopotamia, Differences in flavor and color in Arabs refine oil were recent guests at the Robert in time for opening of Freshman Millican of Walterville and Mrs. honeys are due to the differences by the same methods and with the Phillips home. Edna Fritz of Springfield. week, September 25 to 30. Robin Woods, accompanied by In the flowers from which nectar Mrs. Warner and son Marion । same equipment as their ancestors the science teacher, Lawrence I is gathered. Duplicating Sunohes. Sentinel. of Dayton are visiting her moth-' of more than 2,000 years ago. Lubrication REAL McCOYS! Vacation Specials Silk Creek Cottage Grove Motor Co. McCOYS GARAGE London
