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TIIIJHSDAY, SEITEN BER 21, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Health-O-Grams Silk Creek Driver Reaction Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Dresser and son Gordon of Dexter visited the Ernest Darnell family Sun Men demonstrated greater driv A quitter never win*; a winner never quits er reaction speed than women in day. Miss Dorothy Meyers spent the the reaction tests conducted by past week with home folks. She the secretary of state's office at had b<*cn working at the Seymour the Oregon state fair this year, it lodge on the McKenzie during the was announced today. The tests summer and left Monday to at were made by the reactometer, an instrument which registers the Chiropr&ati* Physician tend the University at Eugene. elapsed time between the receipt Mrs. Grace Wheeler and Doris of a signal and the application of Phone 30 Cottage Grove returned Sunday from Salem the brakes. where they had spent the past Forty percent of the 1,499 men two weeks visiting the A. R. (Jaks whose reaction time was record family. They also spent several ed registered three-fourths of a days at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. second while only 17 percent of GOSH / Oaks and family and Mr. and the 60S women tested hit this THIS IS THE Lorane Grange hold a regular Mrs. Ix-nzij Sprague accompanied mark. This is considered the aver meeting last week with twenty them home and spent the day vis age reaction time. Thirty-nine FOURTH TIME members present. Plans were iting here. percent of both sexes hit seven- TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Will McCoy spent Earl E. Cooper made for the grange booth at the eights of a second, but while 40 Sunday with their son Neal at percent of the women reacted in county fair, No H. E. C. meeting Where Once Thrived Democracy will be held this week on account Drain. a fui) second, only 10 percent of i ii.- great Roman Empire was Mrs. C. E. Ruth has been vis the men required this time. One lung its peak <>f power and of the fair. iting her daughter, Mrs. Charles woman and two men made three- "Fhc Ugo Igo club met Friday Teague development when out of the for- and family in Eugene the eights of a second. 13 men and afternoon with Mrs. Elma Davis. < t mills ol OOI tin I 11 1 .mope past week. one woman reacted in one-half came a magnificent race of peo The following officers were elect Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes were second and 126 men and 15 wom ed for the coming six months; ple. They struck terror to the visiting friends in the nelghbor- scored five-eights of a second. hearts of the Romans who oj>- Mrs. Candis Foster, president; hixxl Sunday and were dinner en The reactometer was maintained posed them. Many of these blond- Mrs. Elva Ashley, vice president; guests of the Misses Rogers. the booth operated by the sec haired, blue-ey<*d, men were seven Mrs. Eva Hayes, secretary. The They are locating in Eugene and at retary of state and the state high- tert In height and possessed a afternoon was spent socially. Re expect to move into their new way department courage which in magnitude sur freshments wi re served to thir place this week. teen ladies. Next meeting will be passed that of their Isxlles. These Clara Alien returned home were the Teutons, or Germans, October 6 with Mrs. Elva Ashley. from her work in Eugene Satur who spasmodically through his High school class officers were day. tory have attempted to spread elected last week as follows: .Sen (PROOF NEXT WEEK) Cedar District Buck Sippy visited his sister, not only their territory but their ior president. Ixxma Kragen- Pete Kibby, at Triangle Lake sphere of enfluence. At times this brink; vice president, Betty Mit Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bolton of Mrs. week. WARNING! You are missing ‘something better* If you fail ■ .... desire has exceeded their power chell; secretary, Mabel Drew; Barry, Washington, visited the last Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs. Mur to take advantage of OUR NEW CUT-RATE FILM SER past week with their parents, Mr. to <k> so. treasurer, IxiwcH Davis. Junior VICE. You get GREATER VALUE for equal money; we can The condition of the Germans president, Dale Cannon; vice and Mrs. N. L. Bolton. They left ry Newton and Mrs. Joe Geer vis ited Mrs. W. T. Jones at the hos today offers a striking contrast president, Dorothy Lindsey; sec for their home Monday and were pital tell you why. Stop in today for information and a trial in Eugene Friday. to that of the freedom loving Teu retary, Iris Mitchell; treasurer, accompanied as far as Seattle by Get FRESH Eastman FILM here at 10% off Maxine, small daughter of Mr. tons of the past. These rugged Ixteman Ream, Sophomore presi Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bolton who SAVE WITH SAFETY and Mrs. LeRoy Goodwin, ran a giants prized their independence dent, Ruth Rowlette; vice presi will visit another son Merritt, nail nearly through her foot at t here. even more than they prized their dent, Harriette Kempstnn; secre Mrs. Powers spent several days school Friday. Ilves. When some of their tribes tary. Olive Keep; treasurer, Gene PROOF LAST WEEK'S AD crossed the North Sea Into Eng Davis Freshman president. Elli last week at Springfield with her The Lavem Hobwood family have moved to Wendling where SIR WALTER RALEIGH DID NOT VISIT NORTH land they carried with them their son Rust; vice president, Elaine father who has been very ill. Mrs. W. A. Hemcnway and Mr. Hobwood has employment. AMERICA—Sir Walter Raleigh never got any nearer to the ways of management and their Rtilon: secretary. Rachel Becker; love of Is-ing their own master. yell leader, Keith Perry. There Margaret left Sunday night to The Otto Perini family have mov North American mainland than Newfoundland. He did visit spend a few days at the San ed to the house vacated by the From there these customs have are 50 high school students. South America. 1.—“Popular Questions Answered”—Geo. I lobwoods. made their way into our own W'ayne Scales, who has been Francisco fair. W. Stimpson. Elizabeth Hemcnway is spend- The Lee Jenkins family of Cot American government. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Each German village had its W. I. Scales, has gone to March ing a week's vacation In Port- tage Grove have moved to Wood ard's upper camp. moot, or meeting, where all the Field near Ix»s Angeles where he land. Mrs. Harold Abeene, who has freemen helped to regulate the will I m * in the aviation service. He been ill the past two weeks, is im busineas of the village. A group was accompanied by Russell Hen- proving. of villages large enough to fur sling. who will attend college at Word has been received from nish a hundred warrior* form<*d Santa Barbara, California. School opened Monday with the Harvey Shipp family that n hundred and still larger groups Seale* will attend O. S. Mrs. Zola Baldwin as teacher. they reached their destination, a shire. Men from the villages C. Herbert year. Ruby Davis will at There are twenty-two pupils. and are much pleased with their were ek*cted to the moot of the tend this Oregon Normal again this environment. Mrs. Cochreall of Grant. Neb hundred anil the shire. In the vil year. Mrs. Dean Martin of Los An raska. who has visited for several lage moot each man had the right The Arnold Mackey family weeks with a son Clarence and a geles is visiting at the home of to share equally in the govern have moved to the Warner house daughter and their families, left her sister, Mrs. Charles PowelL squarely upon the further devel- ■ including chickens, turkeys and ment by taking part in the cot in Lorane Orchards. Don Martin, who has been at the opment of the animal industries fur farms as well as other domes- for her home Sunday. ing. This whs the beginning of Clifton Short ridge left Satur- Dale Robinson accompanied Mr. Powell home some time, will re- based upon a significant and nec- tic animals, is on a pretty sound meeting flay for Washington. our American town C. where and Mrs. Orel McLaughlin of turn home with his mother. essary land-use adjustment,” Said basis. It is pretty well balanced where all the citizens of the town he has a government D. position. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox en- P. M. Brandt, chief in animal in- up with the feed supply but look- Curtin to Diamond lake where vote to regulate their local af- Bill Cooper got a piece* of steel they spent the week end and tertained a number of relatives dustries at O.S.C., in discussing _ ing ’ forward to expansion as faint. at dinner Sunday honoring the this question recently over KOAC. rapidly as land-use adjustments Each villager shared in the In his eye from an ax last week. caught their limit of fish. Mr. and Mrs. George McRey birthday anniversary- and also the Th«* Jay Purbaugh family who government of th«* hundred and Taking everything into con can be made to permit profitable anniversary of Mrs. sideration, it would appear that production in increasing num- the shire by electing delegates to have spent the summer here left nolds and Mr and Mrs. Sherman wedding attended Cox' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. the animal industry of Oregon, ,bers their moots Then- i- very little Friday for Monrovia. California, Chapman of Hayhurst roundup from Doney of Latham. It was also the difference between this and the where they will make their home. the Pendleton birthlay anniversary of Lura Wil system we Americans have of Virginia Addison, daughter of Thursday till Sunday. electing men to represent us in B. C. Addison, and Clarence Dur Miss Pauline McGarvin return son of Cottage Grove who was a 2 miles out. Brand new five room house with electricity our stati' legislatures and in our bin of Eugene were married in ed Wednesday from a three guest. and modem plumbing, l1/^ acres. More land can be bought. The Clayton Townsend family <<>ngress at Washington. Much Eugene last week. Mrs. Durbin months visit at Fallbrook, Cali of the upper McKenzie district $1,550, $250 down. that we freedom-loving Ameri- is a graduate of I-orane high fornia. with relatives. cans enjoy in our political life to- school and attended business col Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton and,, were week end guests at the W. In town. 5-room bungalow. Cement found, good plumbing, daughters Helen and Joann of L. Townsend home. day could have been found In lege in Eugene. fireplace, plastered, garage, woodshed, close to schools. those ancient village moots of Miss Dorothy Addison who has Scottsburg visited Sunday after- Mrs. Roy McKay of Yoncalla Lot 156 by 86. $2.100. (i. rmany (NMIy enough this is spent the summer at Yellowstone noon at the J. A. Mackey home, visited Sunday at the home of her Guests at the McGarvin home daughter, Mrs. Otto Perini. the spot where authorities state park has returned home. Small house (shake) o. k. plumbing, garage, woodshed, E. S. Addison and Mrs. Charles Sunday were Lorene Lathrop and---------------------- that civilization in general and large lot. Only $900. $200 down. d- nuxTacy in particular arc men- Mitchel) and two sons visited re Bob Sturgis of Salem, Mrs. Sut- OREGON ANIMAL INDUSTRY aced with destruction, yet It is cently with Mrs. A. M. Kendrick ton and son Halburt of Linslaw. EXPANDING, SAYS BRANDT Good buys in farms Mrs. Richard Knight and the place where much that we at Stayton. Ann of Eugene spent have of the latter originated. The E. H. Gowing family have daughter 1 “There are many who believe 903 Main RODMAN’S Phone 216 moved from the Sanderson place last week at the home of Mrs. that Oregon's agricultural future NEW PROVISION MADE FOR to the house recently vacated by Knight’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. for the next several decades rests E. L. McReynolds. SMALL WHEAT PRODUCERS the A. C. Skelton family. A 10-pound son was born Wed- Bill Lynch who is with the U. The 1940 agricultural conserva S. navy Is visiting his father, nesday the 11th to Mr. and Mrs. tion program will permit any George Lynch, and other rela Earl Powell of Lorane. Mrs. Powell was formerly Bertha Mill farm with a wheat acreage allot tives here. ment to be designated as a "non Bonnie Keep who has spent the er. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Chapman allotment” farm if operators summer with a sister at Medford and daughter Nina will leave Fri wish, said announcement this has returned home. day for a week's trip to the San week by Win Meen of Milton, chairman of the state AAA com Once a year the neighborhood Francisco exposition. Miss Ethel Robinson, who is boys from the slums are taken tor mittee. Such farms will not be eligible an outing up the Hudson River employed at Seavey’s hop yard, for 1940 price adjustment pay where they can bathe to their spent Sunday with home folks. ments, conservation wheat pay heart’s content. As one little fellow was getting A good woman inspires a man. ments or wheat loans but may grow the usual acreage of wheat into the water a friend observed: a brilliant woman interests him, a for grain, or 10 acres, whichever "I say. Tommy, ain’t you dirty?” beautiful woman fascinates him— is larger, and still participate in “Yes,” replied Tommy. “I miss but the sympathetic woman gets other AAA benefits. This provi ed the boat last year." “SCREWDRIVER" DOING HIS STUFF him!—Vesta Vamp, sion is intended to simplify the He tries to bull his way through after the red operation of the program and light flashes—so ties things up plenty for every make it more flexible, particular body . . . Remember, your engine uses 3 times ly with respect to those farms on as much gasoline in low and second gears as which wheat is used for hay or in high—when a “Screwdriver” brings you cover crops. to a needless stop, you pay' Steen announced that farmers would be requested to choose their own classification by sign ing a wheat plan participation form before October 30. He em- phasized that farmers who failed to sign this form before October 30 would not be eligible for the 1940 price adjustment payment. Dr. H. A. Hagen Paradoxical History Lorane DOES NOT CONTAIN LEAD London KEM’SA DRUGS «%1 Divide LeaJingTruffic Authorities Agree SHARE THE ROAD "will reduce STOP-ond-GO driving 25% HEADLINES IN THE NEWS! New Plymouth Here. . . . . . . . Typewriters for school. Sentinel School Children Need plenty of good clean milk. We have it. GEORGES DAIRY Phone 1F13 1940 PLYMOUTH ON DISPLAY AT McCOY’S Guard Your Life With Lifeguards EXPLOSION OF TIRE COSTS MAN’S LIFE r McCoy Garage this week is displaying the new 1940 Ply PORTLAND, Ore. —An ex- mouth, the first 1940 model car to be shown here. The mod ploding tire on a Portland el on display, a sedan, em- bodies many new features over trolley coach brought death to the 1939 model and according Anthony Gamma, 40, mechan- to many local motorists is real- ly an eye-opener in riding com- ic. Gamma’s skull was frac- fort. The new car is expected tured and part of his jaw torn to prove popular with the po- ... . .. , , .. ,. tential car buyers. — Cottage awaY by ’be force of the blow- Grove Sentinel. ¡out. The flof- in marineri-fo*. mZn ’Io" McCoy’s Garage Super-Shell 30 SOUTH 7th Saves on Stop-and-Go PHONE 64 ■■ Join the Shell SHARE-THE-ROAD Club-Get FREE emblem for your cor at your Shell dealer’s Show your colors as a Share-the-Road Club mem ber! Help this crusade against “Screwdrivers” and their traffic boners. Leading authorities say it can cut our Stop-and-Go 25%. “Share the Road**, and Super-Shell both save on Stop-and-Go.
