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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1939)
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1939 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Fred Fleck of I Lorena is proving from an illness. im- Mr. and Mrs G. H. Marsh of Portland visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fer Mrs. Ida Fegels, who has been rin. Mr. Marsh, who is a cousin of visiting Mrs. Martha Marsh and Mr. Ferrin, is clerk of the feder other friends for the past month al court in Portland. left for her home in Astoria Fri day. Mrs. Katie Veatch of Corvallis, a former resident, is visiting rela Mrs. Armand Wynne who un tives and friends here this week. derwent an operation at a Eugene hospital September 6th, is report- Howard Martin of Amarillo. ed to be improving. Texas, nephew of the Sentinel publisher, spent a few days here Mr. and Mrs. Everett Powell the past week visiting at the and daughter are making a fort- Martin home and looking over night visit with relatives at I>-w- this section of the state. He left Iston, Idaho. Tuesday for home going by the way of Flint, Michigan. Messrs. Clyde Roberts and Rob- Men’» New Fall 25% Wool Pure Silk ert Savage spent a few days last Mrs. Jessie Barr and children Full Fsahloned week fishing " ‘ on the Quanault Le Roy, Mary, Catherine and river in Washington. Mmes. Rob- Stewart of Amarillo, Texas, ar erta and Sa vagi- accompanied rived last week to make an ex- 70x80 their husbands as far as Aber- tended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Irregulars of Minart Style» deen. C. R. Wrxxlson and other rela *1.00 Grade Regular *2.05 tives. Dr. Barr expects to join the Mr. and Mrs. John Lippert of family later and may locate in Punxstawney, Pennsylvania, are this section. C visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Stewart. 'They were accompanied here by Mrs. Stewart’s father, Harry L. Grube, Wt Giva and Redeem 8 &H Green Stampa School opened Monday with the who has spent the past year in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart same teachers as last year. Frank and their guests went to Crater Clark teaching the four upper lake Wednesday and will return grades and Nellie Jarman the pri today. mary grades. Mrs. Frank Krebser and son Mrs. Anna Larsen of Eugene Jimmy accompanied Vaughn Ben who returned recently from Nor son to Ridgefield, Washington way where she spent the summer Friday where they spent the week has been visiting at the home of end visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Adams her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. The Friendly Neighbors club and daughter spent Wednesday and Mrs. Kenneth Gustafson. She met with Mrs. Dora Stewart and Thursday of last week at the returned to her home Sunday. Thursday, Sixteen members were present and Mrs. Marjorie Rust I state fair at Salem. Mrs. F. B. Cooper drove to and baby of Walterville and Mrs. Mr. and Mm. Schofield Stew Vancouver, Washington, Saturday Ida Kraal were visitors, The Hall and Johnston. Real Estate. art attended the state fair in Sa- to attend th«' wedding of her son next meeting will be with Mrs. Loan*. Hare Insurance. Phone 58. lem Monday. Robert Aline to Miss Marion Jim Abbott September 21st. Beatty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Evan Rand spent the Mrs. C. E. Fisher of Portland, Mrs. Ellen Hansen of Castle Walter Beatty, which was sol week end with a sister at Rose who has been visiting in Cottage Rock, Washington, is making an emnized at Vancouver Sunday. Grove, returned to her home last extended visit with her sons, Er- Mr. Aline is a member of Com- burg. Mrs. Rand’s two daughters Sunday. She was accompanied by vin Hansen and family rtnd Cur- pany H of the Vancouver bar- who had spent two weeks with their aunt returned home with her daughter, Mrs. Stewart Carl- tis Hansen and family. racks. their mother. son und dninddaughter Sandra Mr. and Mrs. Clark and son Sue ( ’.u Ison, who will visit in Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hansen The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Me- Frank who had spent the summer Port land. and family had as guests Sunday, Farland spent last Tuesday and ___ at Milton returned here last Mrs. Hansen’s brother, Melvin Wednesday at Portland visiting week. Immon Scott drove to Eugene Couch and family of Deerhorn her brother and wife. Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Korstjens Monday to meet his uncle. A. G. and her sister and husband, Mr. Mrs. L. K. Grimes, and on Thurs- and children of Sisters spent the Da (worth, of West Chicago, who and Mrs. A. C. Dilley of Goshen. day they visited the state fair at week end at the Jim Abbott is visiting at the .Scott home. Mr. Salem. home. Scott had not seen his uncle sin« «- Miss Gladys Heck returned the Mrs. Marjorie Rust and daugh 1912 Mrs. E. R. Lemley went to ter of Walterville spent Thursday first of the w««ek from a three weeks visit with friends and rel Portland Tuesday to visit with Mrs I-athc Rushing, who ac- atives in I-os Angeles, California. her mother. Mrs. Ida Jacobs, who with Mrs. Rust’s mother, Mrs. W. B. Smith. com|Minh*d Mr. and Mrs. Lite She stopped for a visit Is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Widmar and I^snter here on their return from San Francisco exposition at the en route daughter of Marysville, Califor a vacation spent In northwestern home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith re nia, are visiting at the home of points, left Friday for New York turned recently from a vacation Mrs. Widmar's brother, Jim Ab where she will visit the New York trip to California. The Rev. Ellsworth bott. fair. She expects to sail for th<* Clyde Umphrey and James Tilton, Mon Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willey Belgian Congo soon, if the pres ro«’ drove to Tangent Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Flatters and ent European war does not make attend a meeting of the Metho Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beidler left and daughter of Sutherlin and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keene of such a trip inadvisable. Tuesday for San Francisco where Thornton Corners, spent Sunday dist Men’s Brotherhood. they will spend about ten days at the Howard Keene and Lowell Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Sutton visiting the fair. Mrs. Knaffle Haynes is serious Be ns ton homes. and Mrs. Ray Graham of Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ricketts of visited at the home of Mrs. Gra- ly 111 in a Eugene hospital. She is Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Trent and ham s parents, Mr and Mrs. S. L. being treated for blood poisoning. Miss Mary Trent were dinner Brooks spent Sunday with Mrs. Rickett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G«xlara. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hall of guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mulvi Clark. lx>ng Beach, California, are visit hill in Cottage Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall. old friends in Cottage Grove. Mm. S. L. Gcxiard and Claude ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keep and Mr. was formerly the presi Sherman attendili the state fair dent Hall daughter Virginia of Portland of th«* former «Cottage Grove at Salem last Thursday, brought Harold Mackin to Albany bank. Former residents calling at He- Sunday where he was met by his bron last week were Mrs. Vemie Mrs. Nannie Smith left the first cu . parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Saulding. Idaho, and of the week for an extended visit .J11“ J« * S. Mackin and daughter. Har Mrs. Irene Harliss of Sunnyside, with two sisters and a brother ¿in' old L. had just returned from Mon Washington, daughters of the late at Tacoma. Washington. ¿Xge. Stephen tana where he has been working. Mr. and Mrs. John Kitsmiller. He has accepted the position of The Stuart Williams family Marvin Smith and family of Al- Mr. and Mrs. Stark and daugh assistant manager of the Real moved onto their Hebron ranch bany are visiting this week at the Silk company at Portland. recently. Mr. Williams returned home of his sister and family, ter Betty, Miss Elsie Reese and to his work in Washington. Mr and Mrs. A. W. HelUwell, Miss Hallie Willits visited the Mr. and Mrs. George Bjorset mother. Mrs. Minnie Wil and his mother. Mrs. Nannie latter's George Taylor returned home received a cablegram Wednesday lits, Sunday. Smith morning from Mr. Bjorset's sis recently to Stacy, after working Mrs. Eva Hatch plans to leave ters. Misses Jane and Kirsten at Culp Creek. Dr. John Henry Nash, San tomorrow The Jolly Workers will meet on for Vallejo, California, Bjorset. saying that they had Francisco printer who has a print arrived at their home in Oslo, September 20th with Mrs. Wil- to visit her daughter. Miss Jessie shop at the University of Oregon, Sanburn. ham Denny. Mrs. Clifford Wil- Norway. and his assistant, Jonathan Ziady. liams entertained the club last who recently returned from Mw- Jesse Lansing Sr. and son Dan week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carlile of Fence. Massachusetts, had dinner Charles Fuhrer returned last left Tuesday morning for Pendle- with Miss Pat Hohmann Satur- Myrtle Point visited at Yakima. ton to attend the Roundup. week from Lorane with his com- Washington last week. They were day. accompanied home by Mrs. Car- Mac Trask, Burdick and Dan Ward Anderson, James Colbin Ilie's mother, Mrs. Ella Jay and Trask sang in the chorus at the stopped for a visit here with Mr. and Grace and Marie Hohmann recital given by Mrs. Edna L. visited Dorothy Hohmann at Ore and Mrs. Charles Wood and Mr. Pearson at Eugene Monday night. gon Caves Saturday and Sunday. and Mrs. A. L. Woodard. Among others attending the re cital from here were Lee Baid- Mr. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton win, Patricia Baldwin, Mae and son Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. returned home Sunday from Yon Waples ahd Katherine Daugherty. Al Shofstall were Friday visitors calla where Mr. Compton has at the state fair in Salem. tx*en in charge of the Roy Short Ben Minney, who has been a I.G.A. store for the past month. visitor the past three weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Amil Thies left The store has been sold to a man the home of his granddaughter, Sunday for Fargo, North Dakota, in Washington. Mrs. Tom Minor, left Sunday to for an extended visit with rela- spend some time with his grand i Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels son, Arthur Minney, at Oakridge. t<x>k their son Billy to Portland Miss Dorothy Moore, who is Last week where he will enter the Mr. and Mrs. Curtis French teaching at the Central school, Portland University. drove up to Salem last Thursday. returned recently after spending They wore accompanied by the the summer In California and Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews Misses Doris and Betty Arnest, Washington. and Joe Smith returned Monday who arranged to enroll in State afternoon a two days fish college at Corvallis the beginning Mrs. Ervin Hansen returned ing trip to from Diamond lake and re- of the fall term. Miss Francis Sunday from Cheney, Washington port a limit catch. French, sister of Mr. French, re where she had spent the past two turned with them and took up her weeks with her mother, Mrs. Stewart for plumbing, phone duties as teacher in the Dorena Martha Couch, who is 111. She was *17 J. l»-tfe school. accompanied home by her mother who will make her home here with Mrs. Hansen and family. Saturday Last Day Of Our b S chool O pening S ale Iff Take advantage of this opportunity to make savings on clothing and shoes. It’s time to buy now—You Save Blankets Hosiery Sweaters Saginaw ( bine and will probably finish up here this week. Gary Abeene of Hebron was given the honor of cutting the birthday cake for the 13th anni versary of the Doernbecher hos pital, on September 6th. Also hi» picture was featured in the Ore gon Journal recently, with his* physician from the hospital. C’harles Clark has been trans ferred from the Los Angeles training station to San Pedro. School opened Monday with Mrs. Clara Morrow as teacher. Six members of the Gideon band from Eugene will conduct church services here at 11 o’clock! Sunday, after which a basket din ner Is to be served. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murry mov ed into a house near Frank La- Blue recently from Latham. Mr. Murry has A. L. Gilham's work on the flume. Pretty Warm Critic: "You have made your hero too hot headed, I’m afraid." Budding Writer: "How do you mean?” Critic: "Well, he has a lantern jaw to begin with. And so his whole face lit up! His cheeks flamed; he gave a burning glance, and then, blazing with wrath and boiling with rage, he administer ed a scorching rebuke.” — Typo Graphic. CITY BRIEFS Hebron Red Rose Butter and Ice Cream. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf Electric Fans Priced A« Low m $1.49 House Wiring Carefully Planned With Good Material Morris Electric Shop 1« So. 10th St. Modern, attractive four-bedroom house. Close to schools. $2500.00, $250.00 down. Desirable five-room house: large yard, low taxes, good neighborhood. $1800.00, reasonable terms, or would rent for $25.00 a month. LOCK-STOCK and BARREL—Ten-acre truck garden farm, one mile from town, four-room plastered house, com pletely furnished; barn full of hay; cow, 80 chickens, tools, etc. Place netted $960.00 last year. Buy now and move right in. $2800.00. $150.00 down. This eight-room place brings good income as rooming house. Part of second floor now rents at $15.00 a month. Five bedrooms, two bath rooms. $1800.00, $500.00 down. 903 Main RODMAN’S Phone 216 Has This to Say About RADIO SERVICE We have $550 worth of test equipment in our technical laboratory. We have 27 years of experi- ence in wireless and radio work. Our knowledge was obtained from: U. S. Army Signal Corps radio school. U. S. Army Signal Corps ad vanced school. Oregon State «College, school of engineering. Sprayberry SctiooT of Applied Radio. I. C. S. school of Electrical Engineering. 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Completion of all work it a neat and competent man ner to the best of our abi lity. 2 Treatment of the property of customers with due care and consideration. 3 Making of no unreasonable promises. 4 Rendering of an accurate statement to all customers. 5 Keeping of a comprehensive record of all work. 6 Refraining from making de rogatory comments or un just criticism of the work of a competitor or a prod- duct of a manufacturer. 7 Using replacement parts oi equal or better quality than those used originally. 8 Guaranteeing all work for 90 days. 9 Handling of all complaints promptly and courteously. 10 Refraining from making or participating in misleading advertising. 11 Conduct of business in a manner reflecting credit on the entire radio service in dustry. 12 Transaction o f business with parties conducting their business in accord ance with fair business practice. AND BELIEVE OR NOT It’s a proven fact that young people who won’t drink milk will eat ice .cream, the simplest, most economical way of providing energy needed for school work. cv MAIN ST. RADIO PHONE 31 We retain the right to refuse to work on any set. so anci ent or so cheaply built, as to jeopardize our reputation as a competent service man. We refuse to rush jobs out, without proper time for test ing and making a running test, AFTER the job is done. Our charge for diagnosis of or radio trouble is $1 mini mum. Our charge for a service call anywhere within the city limits is $1 minimum. We charge standard prices for tubes, batteries, condensers, and all parts. There is NO charge for testing tubes, when removed from the set and brought in to us, and no obligation to buy our tubes if needed. We sincerely wish to give you the best technical service possible, at a price you can afford; and which will pay us a profit, which is what we are working for. We be lieve most people appreciate good workmanship and are willing to pay for it. We cordially invite both old and new customers to see our new radio Lab. RADIO RAY SERVICE
