THE SENTINEL, COTTALE GROVE, OREGON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1939
Silk Creek
Health-O-Grams
SeiciK-«- has never improved u|«on the healing
power of Nature.
Dr. H. A. Hagen
Chiropractic Physician
Phone 30
Wheat Allotments
To Be Set Soon
Within a short time 1940 wheat
allotments will be set tor Lane
OOUBtY and notifications will bi
mail<*d to all fanners signed up
under the agricultural conserva
tion program, according to Ray
mond A. Johnson, chairman of the
Lane «-ounty agricultural conser
vation committee.
Any farm on which wheat was
gro vn in one or more of the three
years 1937. 1938. or 1939, will re
ceive an allotment based on the
average wheat acreage grown
during th«- four-year period 1935
to 1938, inclusive.
Farmers may request adjust
ment of allotment* If they are
dissatisfied. Flftwn day* from th«-
date shown on th«- allotment notl-
fiORtiM will ba nllow«-d in which
to appeal to the county commit
tee for reconsideration giving rea
sons lor any adjustment request
ed.
“Operator* of farms on which
no wheat was grown in 1937,
1938, or 1939 may. by filing a
written request with the rounty
committee, on or l>efore August
26, receive their »hare of Ijin<-
county’s 344-acre reserve set
aside by law for such "new"
wheat farms,” Mr. Johnson stat-
Cooperation In the wheat con
trol program is entirely voluntary
and no one need cooperate unless
he no desire*.
Dorena
Charles Peterson left Monday
for North Loup, Nebraska, where
he will visit relatives and friends.
Swimming and first aid class««
in which thirty-five are enrolled,
will end Thurstiay with a pitmic.
The classes are being sponsored
by the Red Cross and Miss Doro
thy Dunham of Eugene is the in
structor.
Mrs. Ralph Hand and daughter
Carole of Chelan, Washington,
came Saturday for a visit at the
home of Mrs. Hand's mother.
Mrs M Mosby.
Mr. and Mrs. John Read spent
th«- week «-nd at Crater Lake.
Willie and Robert Vaughn left
Tuesday for Fresno. California,
for a visit with relative*.
Mrs. Minnie Henriksen an«l son
Donaki of Cr<sw<ll an- visiting
at the home of her brother, Clar
ence Peterson.
Mrs. Glen Jennings and chil-
dren Donna and Orbi went to
Springfleld Monday where they
have employment in a bean yard.
Mrs. Don Read of Wolf Creek
visited over the week end at the
John Read home.
Mrs M. Mosby, Lita and Jerry,
Mrs. Ralph Hand and daughter
Carole, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Boslaugh of Cottage Grove
to Eugene Sunday, where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerns.
Mrs. Shelby Teeters and daugh
ter Anna of The Dalles and Mrs.
Rols tt Coombs and two daugh
ters of Springfield were Wednes-
day guests at the Charles Teet-
ers home.
Mrs. Frank Hills and children
of Goldenda le, Washington, are
visiting at the home of her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Van
Schoiack.
Sunday visitors at the Henry
Cooper home were Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Randolf and children and
Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Cooper of
Chester, Oklahoma, Mrs. Sarah
Ward and baby of Inglewood,
Kansas, Mr*. D. R Cooper and
son of Drain, Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Cooper and two sons of Culp
Cottage Grove
Mount View
Mr. and Mr*. I. T. Brumfield
of North Bend were guest* Fri-
«lay of Mr. Bromfield’* brother,
L. K. Brumfield and wife.
Mrs. George Annand and son of
D m Angeles spent last week at
th«* Curtis Annand home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King an«!
family spent Sunday up the Mc-
Kenzie.
Mr*. Della Crane I* visiting a
son Blain«- in Auburn, Washing
ton.
Th«- E«lwin Vos*, W. N. Dowen»,
Ink ok ! R.iy Rand fami
lies picnicked Sunday on Row
river.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bloom-
quist and baby and Miss Ada
Sherman of
Reedsport % were
guests over th«- week end m their
sister, Mrs. Roy Hand*.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin and
son and Miss Katherine Bishop of
Newport were overnight guest*
Friday of Mr. and Mrs. I larry
Williams.
Mr. and Mr*, Milton I-ayng and
children spent the week end at
Winchester Bay with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Snauer and son and
Shirley Arne, who were spending
a few days at their cottage.
A grr up of neighbor* brought
a picnic dinner Saturday as a sur
prise celebration of the birthday
anniversary of I-arry Brumfield
and spent the remainder of the
riay visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Brumfield.
Mr*. Carl Cressey of Portland
Is a guest at the home of a son,
Mr. Plunkett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Morton of
Creswell were Sunday guests of
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Henry Russum.
London
W. R. Goodwin and wife and
three children of Stinnett, Texas,
were guests last week at the
home of Mr. Goodwin's brother
LeRoy Goodwin. Mr. Goodwin is
postmaster at Stinnett.
Archie, Arden and Clara Powell
entertained at a friendship party
at their horn«- Friday evening. Re
freshments were served at a late
hour.
Mr. and Mr*. George Suther-
land, the Felix Ems and Harvey
Shipp families and Mrs. Harold
Abeene and daughter
Laveta
spent Sunday at Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mattoon
have moved into the house recent
ly vacated by the Propst family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Green of
Burbank. California, who had
Ix-en visiting
at
the
Medford
home, left Monday.
The Pete Lang family moved to
Cottage Grove Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Small at
tended a reunion of the Ward
family at Dorena Sunday.
The LeRoy Goodwin and W. R.
Goodwin families spent Sunday in
Eugene visiting Louise Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rodgers and
their son Russell Rodgers and
wife and a daughter Lucille all of
Seattle. Washington, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Phillips of Cottage
Grove were guests Sunday at the
Robert Phillips home.
The W. C. Townsend family of
Leaburg spent the week end at
the W. L. Townsend home.
The Glen Banton family spent
Friday, over Sunday, at coast
points.
NOT FIRE, BUT NORTHERN
LIGHTS
“Where was the fire north of
town Friday night?” a Sentinel
representative was asked several
times. Inquiries into the bright
northern skies, which occurred
about 9:00 p. m„ reveal that a
Civile
Mr. and Mr*. Ernie Vance and house, barn or forest fire did not
children of Wenatchee, Washing- “UBe the brightness, but the bnl-
ton, visited Sunday with Phil *iant Hlumlnation was caused
x* 'u.,
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from the northern lights or Aur-
MOSDy-
ora Borealis.
Democrats Gather for
Picnic Near Florence
Mrs. Nettie Estes returned
home from
Yoncalla
Sunday
Then' was a gratifying atten
where she had been working for dance of Lane county democrats
several weeks.
at the district democratic picnic
Miss Bernice Cobb left Satur- held at Sutton lake near Florence
day for her homo at Littleton, Sunday. A speaking program fol-
Colorado after sending several !
thp ,
- whfch time
day* visiting th«- Irving Curtisi the Hon. Ambrose
K
O'Connell, sec
farnily. Sh«- return«-«! by way of ond assistant postmaster general,
San Francisco an«l expected to was the chief speaker. Paul
stop over at the fair.
Plank of Junction City, chairman
Mr. and Mr*. Earl Brazelton of the Lane county young demo
and daughter of Vacaville, Cali- cratic clubs, presided at the pro
fornia, came Saturday to visit gram. Speaker* in addition to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paul. Mr*. O’Connell were: U. S. Burt of
Bra zeit on is a niece of Mrs. Paul. Corvallis, prominent democrat of
The Leslie Muno and Everett that section, and Carl Donaugh,
Allen families, Viola and Eliza United States district attorney of
beth Rohde and Roliert and John Portland; Frank Ziemey, state
Woolcot t picnicked near Thorn democratic chairman.
ton Corner* Sunday afternoon.
Attending the picnic from here
Prof. Waiter* of Laurelwood were: Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Hoskins.
Academy had charge of the morn Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest and
ing service at Royal church Sat Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. and
urday and assisted with the son Bob.
Banrpiet Honoring O’Connell
young people'* meeting in th«- af-
A banquet honoring the visit of
ternoon. He visited Friday and
Saturday with the Darnell fam- the Hon. Ambrose O’Connell was
ily.
I given at the Osburn hotel, Eu-
Mr. and Mr*. O. F. Hibbard of gene. Sunday evening and attend-
North Bend and Mrs. F. J. Clif- ed by thirty-five county demo
ton of Creswell visited at Wil- crats. The banquet was given un-
Ham Clifton* Sunday afternoon. der the auspices of Marvin T.
Mrs. Ardis Hansen returned to I Warlick of Eugene, county chair
her work in Los Angeles Thurs man. Banquet speakers Sunday
day after spending a week with evening were: Carl Donaugh, U.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. S. district attorney; Frank Zier-
ney, state democratic chairman,
Hansen.
and
the Hon. Ambrose O’Connell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ixilman of Cot
tage Grove were dinner guests who gave some personal fact*
Saturday at the Ernest Darnell about President Roosevelt and
other administration leaders.
home.
Cedar District
Mr*. Edna Painter of Portland
is spending the week with her
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ball spent
parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashby.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bolton an«! Friday in Eugene. Mr. Ball went
son of Lo* Angeles came Sunday on the irrigation tour.
Mrs. Doc Pitcher has returned
to visit Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bol
ton. On Tuesday both families from Eureka, California, where
drove to the coast to visit Dar she attended the wedding of her
win Bolton and Depoe Bay and granddaughter.
Erma Castle is staying this
»pent several day* vacationing
week at Creswell, caring for her
there.
Mrs. Iva Brownlee of Blue sister, Mrs. Herold Kirk, who has
mountain visited her aunt, Mr*. a new son.
Club met Thursday with Mrs.
E«i Ashby. Monday.
Mrs. Emma Hall of Cottage Fred Overton. There were three
Grove is spending the week with birthday shower*.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brum
Mr*. W. A. Hemenway.
baugh of The Dalles were visitors
Wednesday at the Floyd Jones
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morris
Friends of Mr. and Joseph Ep- and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ball were
penbaugh surprised them at their guests Thursday night at the
home recently with a house Bain Morris home in Pengra, hon
warming shower. They received oring Mrs. George Morris on her
many charming gift*. Cards were birthday.
enjoyed, and refreshment* served
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline and
to Messrs, and Mmes. P. M. baby of Westfir were week-end
Beach, Walter Eccleston, and guests at the Arnold Duerst
Charles Peck of Lynx Hollow, home.
Irwin Beach and daughter Vona,
Patsy Christner of Springfield
Johnny Schmidt, and Frank Gir- is visiting this week with Vada
eau of Cottage Grove, and Miss Crosby.
Lelah Parkes and Lloyd Eppen-
Mrs. Silvia Lebow and children
baugh of Eugene.
spent the week end in Sutherlin
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. visiting relatives and also in
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“ Roseburg with her father, Ernest
Laurence Fisher were
Judson
Al
len of Cottage Grove and Carl Al Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simpson have
len and son of Nez Perce, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Eastburn moved to Dorena to be near his
are visiting at the home of Mrs. work.
Eastburn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gleaser and Violet Cas
teel have gone to California for a
Garfield Beach.
Mrs. A. B Wolfard spent the few day’s visit.
week end in Eugene with her son,
Harold Wolfard, who has been
seriously ill.
A county truck driver has been
A large crowd enjoyed the spe
cial services and the basket din released from employment of the
ner at the Walker Community county on charge of syphoning
Church Sunday. The new tables gasoline out of a county truck for
and benches recently installed his own use, it was learned here
Saturday. County Judge Clinton
proved very serviceable.
Hurd refused to disclose the name
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Harpole of of the driver.
California are visiting with Mr.
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KtM'SA DRUGS
F-SÎ' 3. D»«aU.
Lynx Hollow
For a Smoother
Running Car
If your car heats or does not have the proper pep, you
may need:
New fan belt or fan belt tightened
New Spark plugs or spark plugs cleaned
New rings
Ignition system checked over
Repairs can often be made at small cost.
Sturges Garage
NUT GROWERS ON TOUR
Many Lane county nut grower*
were expected to take part in the
annual tour of the Western Nut
Growers association
underway
yesterday and today near Hills
SOUTI
Lane County
Wildlife Conference
Cottage Grove
August 26 and 27, 1939
LEGION CONVENTION
CLOSES
The Oregon department of the
American Legion at Salem Satur
day elected Niel Allen, Grants
Pass attorney, as commander af
ter hearing Assistant Secretary
of War Johnson issue an appeal
for staunch defense of democracy
against evil influences both at
home and abroad.
The auxiliary elected Mrs. Ly
dia E. Horsvall of Marshfield as
president.
The convention did not select a
site for next year’s convention.
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