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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1940)
Plans Are Made to Organize Bohemia Ski Club Here Soon; Meeting Monday fc. Plans have been made to or- ¿milze a lixu l ski club. Io be nown ns the Bohemia .Ski club, If n sufficient number of local ski enthusiasts can be interested, it wan learned here yesterday. If o r ganized, the liohemla club, ho named because the Itohernla area w ill lx- used, w ill lie Indefiendent of any other organization, but w ill coofierate with the Eugene Ski I ¿infers and others In furthering the Interest of skiing. The Chamber of Commerce has agreed to Investigate the |M>sslhlli- tles of securing road Improve ments to the Itohernla section, which w ill ix* m*ceanary If the club Is to function properly. ÎL2 Meeting nt Diane Theater A |ng |M scheduled to b» In the Dinne theater, Mon- day, January 29th, beginning at 7:30 p. rn. Trie meeting is open to anyone Interested In skiing. A fter a short business meeting a free show of skiing technique and ad vanced skiing w ill be shown. The films lasting for about forty-five minutes depicts some of the best European skiers in action. President’s Ball To Be Held at Armory Jan. 27 Sheep Feeding-Management and Diseases to Be Discussed February 2 I — Beg Pardon Mechanical break -downs are aggr vating any rime, but especially so on Thursday morning. We take this occasion to beg the indulgence of" the readers for the omission of several important lab • items, also for the appearance of ts pographical errors, which we were unable to correct. Ihis won’t happen again . . . . Never. Diseases and parasites of sheep and their control, sheep feeding and management problems, and other subjects of interest to live- stock men w ill be considered at a meeting to be conducted in the 4-11 club building on the county fair grounds in Eugene the after- noon of Friday, February 2, start- ing at 1.30 p. m. The meeting has been arranged by the Lane Coon- ty Livestock association cooperat- ing with the county agent and all intejr ted people are invited to at' . re w ill be Dr. J. N. Shaw, hea. o he department of veter- ¡nary • cine of the Oregon State Vj. ? and H. A. Lindgren livesto«. % ialist of the College, The am u ’eeting of the Lane ck association w ill County I renoon starting at be held in eding the after 10:00 a. nr, livestock prob- noon meetir. lems. Pioneer Woman 03163631 VOLUME L COTTAGE GItOVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JAN U A RY 25, 1940 To Discuss School Reorganization Law Here Jan. 29 Turkey Growers Orgillli/.ilt¡011 (if Fire Discuss Problems I)jstrictS Important O h February 2nd |)(1|)1|ty Hayes Ball Date Is Saturday 27th Instead of Tuesday, Timely problems of interest to turkey growers w ill Is- discussed Jack Hayes of Salem, guest the 30th. at an all day meeting to Is- held speaker at the annual firemen In the 4-II club building on the banquet NUMBER 24 Home Yesterday Death Probably Occurred on Monday From Heart Attack. FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD FRIDAY. A meeting on January 29th, be ginning at 8:00 p. m. at the Cot ______ ____ ____ Mrs. A rvilla J. M iller, aged z>2, tage Grove high school auditorium to"discuss the reorganization law was found dead at her home on with school officers in the districts the North Pacific highway, just of southern Lane county was an- this side of the bridge yesterday nounced yesterday by L. C. Mof- afternoon avout 4:30 p. m. Mrs. fit, county superintendent. E. R. Miller, who had lived alone for Lemley, board member, said yes- several years, was believed to terday several meetings had been have died some time Monday, held over the county recently. Death was probably due to a Briefly the purpose of the law heart attack. She was found by is explained as follows: Mrs. Clifford Lebow and John The purpose of this law is to Schaffer, chief of police. Mrs. M il- set up adequate legal machinery ler's relatives decided to investi- to plan and, w ith the consent of gate after failure to hear from the communities involved, to ef- her in two or three days and feet the reorganization of more when Mrs. Lebow and Officer than 2.000 school districts in the Schaffer arrived at the residence state or Oregon into a fewer num- yesterday they found the house q{ ¿ ¡ 3 ^ ^ ¡n the interest and locked and the blinds drawn. Gain- econorn.. and efficiency. ing entrance into the home they duties of the county reor- found Mrs. M iller lying on the bed ganjzation committee w ill be to as if asleep. There was some evi- a • r pjan conforming the however that she attempted < —. . . . .. ________ __ — dence -■ ___ • ‘ nreDarp f . _ . by the .. „ to state ta^dards established to get up. at the Cottage Grove praised the partment as ion and said was much less than the average city of its size. Plans have been completed for county agent, Tb<- annual fire loss here based on holding the unnual President s Speakers w ill lx- Dr. E. M. Dick- $100 valuation is less than $4.00 Ball here on January 27th. N. J. inson, poultry veterinarian of the while t he average town in class Nelson, chairman, announced yes- Oregon State college-; N. I.. Ben- six, under which Cottage Grove terday. Decision to hold the an- nion, poultry specialist of the col- comes, is $6.00 The above figures nual twill here on tin- evening of lege; J. C. Leedy, secretary of were ........... based ................... on fire ..... losses for a January 27th, at the armory in- Oregon Turkey Cooperative«, ami of five years. Mr. Hayes stead of January 30th, is in con- County Agent Fletcher. Subjects s, r(,SH4.d tbe importance of organ- form lty with plans of other com- that w ill be discussed are turkey izing fire districts in the rural inunlties in the state, although diseases, green feed for tu rk e y s ,____ areas and pointed out the bene- _________ some communities w ill hold brth- bnssling and rearing poults, and fjt}. t() lx- derived from such dis- , ,, . . . , Edmund Hayes I resident of the day celebrations on the date of the turkey outlook and marketing trjets. President Roosevelt's birthday, There w ill lx- ample tim< for Forty were present at the an- West Coast Lumbermen s associa- growers to present their special nua¡ affair, including several tion, who w ill preside at the an- January 30th. former members of the fire de- nual meeting of the organization Chairman Nelson announced problems for discussion. partment. Preceding the on Friday, Ilovnc January at t o n • - County Agent Fletcher states ........... _ ..................... yesterday that tickets would be on rn a_ ......... _. banquet, x-» ....... l-.nzl 117111 2b. Klimmari7P sale at all drug stores, the Eagle. that all interested jx-ople are in- group singing was led by George land. M r Hayes w ill summarize M atthew s, assisted C oast WIIIUI vited to attend. commission, for viiv. the aw« reorganization George ¿ Miller, * • by Miss FU-tty j th e problem . . s • of z » th rtsi e ♦ W est Vi rvrV liAolMll, iv/i .vans«-*, husband of the Bohemia and Club cigar stores Hopper, with Arlene Anderson at lumber inausiry a n a jr w of school district boundary lines, deceased died several years ago. Gustafson’s Ice cream parlor. As the piano. the association in the auemoon giving attention to the conveni- Mrs. M iller had lived here since last year, Charles Beldler w ill be Several old-time firemen gave session of the meeting. cnee of children attending school. 1888. Surviving are the mother, in Charge of the ticket sales and _ . the welfare of teachers and school Mrs. Eliza McKibben of Prineville, w ill supply any person or organ- J u g g l e d J? U 11 CIS h iQ U U l short talks in the program follow ing the banquet, which' was pre officers, the economies of trans- three sisters, Mrs. George Sweet ization with tickets There w ill _ - , n t i n n l r n i i i v r r o sided over by Sid Milligan, toast portation and administration, the and Mrs. Effie Lebow of Cottage also ix- placed f.,r sab- with the Gold GnecK G narge master. Among the former mem- use of buildings, taxable resources, Grove and Mrs. Cora Teeters of various organizations, emblems or including reduction in differences Eugene and four brothers, C. H. tugs, which w ill read, " I have con- Berry Holmes, aged 30, until re- Ix’rs of the fire department speak- of valuation per pupil and the McKibben and Lew McKibben of tributed to fight infantile paraly- eently employed with the U. S. ing were Nels Durham, H. , W. needs and desires of the local com- Cottage Grove. J. E. McKibben sis. Have You?” Engineering crew here, was ar- Lombard. Andrew Brund. Worth munities. This plan must be made of Eugene and Melvin McKibben W L Workman has been ap- rented Tuesday by California of- Haney. Modern fire equipment, much Sixty-five of Xiy-nve per cent < o the u s tour- iou.- thp ^ „ t y reorganization of Prineville. pointed (-banm an «.I tb.- decora- Beers at Dunsmuir. California, on plus paved streets, niad. It today, the ls,s du™ 5 (I9, 9 committee and submitted to the Funeral services w ill be held at Hon com m ittee and Cha# Shanda, a warrant charging him w ith is- easier to fight came Cali- iater 2 d » p. m. Friday at the Mill« -halm,an of the S is ic «siimMtee: suing worthless cheeks h ,* r v speake,s sa,d. < :«oe from Washington and ’g S state board of education not later Music* for the dance wbh b start« Holme« is known to have t«sscd D 1 spoke on forma, f° rn P, ’?J by w o lfe d than September 1. 1940. A fter the chape! with the Rev. E. M.Tilton, Fire Chief D. J. Allen spok. figures compiled Earl nromntlv at 8 45 w ill lx- supplied at least two worthless checks the activities of the department • 140502 vis reorganization becomes effective, Methodist pastor officiating. Bur- w k'nme Holm«. s e v e n -p U here, one on the Men s Toggery at the present time and of the «*>>’- O f «he J o t d i s t r i c t s shall tw classified on the ial the L O. O. F.-Ma- and one on the Eagle Cigar store, educational program, which is be- "5 2 ? «q q-ga Jcrc Present basis fc: administrative cemetery. L . . A warrant for his arrest was ing conducted in the schools for during the year 69 9o8 were from u es Na*a«a Make« «Utement. sworn out by local business men the prevention of fire. California and 28,430 were from Any reorganized as a I am very phased for th co -pUPS(jay morning after he boarded Clifford Hiner gave a few se- Washington. , «• f part of a larger unit, may, upon Operation iib<,* n by J?®?* ' a south bound bus and was taken lections on the accordian conclud- No"J T S,£ enn, L 1 Tha?1 oT*1938 fbv r*’tition w ithin sixty days after its /.■ns around ( ottagi -Vthine <,, ,v ww” «U the bus at Dunsmuir, n , . . ¡ r u?h<.r«. inc the tin- first part nart of the program, year where ing program. the ! y*®’’ topped that ,'r^ of ^ 1938_by 7 58 ,^„^,„5^1501,. reorganization, vote on the ques- ques have o ffe n tl to do everything pos sible to make the coming annual President’s . . Birthday . . ‘, L celebration n " z n - t-H « « •» “ • s r ayf ; r ^ ? « x ^ s w s - >*•’ ’ *« “ ■ a greater success -------------— - heavy migrations from the mid- _ , TI T.... fore. This city has always n>. charge of issuing a cold check. sponded freely to this annual One business man attributed west dust bowl swelled Oregon’s F a S t U r e G rO p , D a i r y event anil I firm ly believe that Holmes’ act not to w ilful intent, tourist figures to 155.161 visiting p rQ| j l e m s g e T aken Red Cross workers meeting in this year w ill lx> even greater hut said his action was probably Eugene Monday evening heard the than In former years as above the result of too much liquor, Next to the two neighboring TTp j^pp d a S S F r i d a y work of the organization outlined mentioned many have assured me Holmes was said to have juggled states on the Pacific coast, the 0 by Keith L. McCoy, field director that they are going to help in his bank account and to have north central states sent the most Next Tuesday, January 30th. the from Vancouver Barracks, who every way ixmsible since they had passed at least one bad check in Rites for Mrs. Georgiana Ro- care to Oregon, accounting for "valley agriculture class spoke on two phases of the Red zeH. aged 92. one of the oldest 13.61 percent of <be to ta l The takp' " probl^ms in pasture Cross, home service and war ser- learned of the benefits received Portland. by our local resident stricken living residents of this section, mountain states accounted for Kinds of crops to use under vice at the annual meeting of the was held yesterday afternoon at 10.49 per cent 2.55 percent came methods Lane countq Red Cross chapter. A w ith this horrible disease in the past and they had learned that the Mills Chapel with the Rev. from the north Atlantic states, planting, maintaining and best feature of the meeting was the all available money which had H. W. Davis. Baptist pastor, offi- 1.53 percent from the south cen- studied Dairv feed demonstration of advanced first ciatin" Interment was made « •» *-«»i na per ™nt m use win ix ' d siuuiru. ««.-xv. aid methods by the Lane county lx>en accumulated from three in tra l >*»*««« states or.a and 1 1.03 cent fm from cost of production the l.O.O.F.-Masonic cemetery. the south Atlantic states. Foreign c œ ^ o t proouc firet aid club/ former dances was spent to re- residence The Charles ■ i x . _ i in ’ V u u n m from a^so discussed. habilitate this person, totaling ». n .. i l n i u s r Putnam . Mrs. Rozell died at her home at care and those registered from 4i_Board members of the county on Mos- A t the last meeting. Tuesday, , . little over $100. Therefore, I sin- . c k waji d,.niollshed by fire 306 South 4th street, Saturday Alaska and the District of Colum- January 23. the class outlined organization from Cottage Grove . m , - a. — m. A native of bia, amounted to 3.98 per cent, cerely hop»1 hope the citizens in this --------------- cercly unknown morning at 4:00 Monday. The fire, of some of the important problems to ar(/ UT- Harold Axley. Charles community w ill again do all pos burned the house and Ohio, Mrs. Rozell was married on be studied. Those subjects selected Beidler, Lloyd Griggs, Worth sible to restore this fund and £r_KT!’ t’urn‘K’ ¡‘aree’^ F i f t y l n i m - ^ h / d ‘and all t’he ..reonal ef- D u m b e r 2 1868 to Horace Ro- HEART ATTACK TAKES CHW D - « u m ^ t nose R. ™ make it even mount' r, c!qv -d w ill fccts of M r and Mrs- 1>u,nam **- I?U’ who ye8rS aK<> . u . .. ¿ " 7 u iw«, lems pasture crops and plant pest Denburg and Mmes. K. M. Bird. of net . „mount amount received w ill ... the ... jbout hft]f of djshps She came here nine years ago A heart attack took the life Further discussion of the R- B. Job. From Creswell. Mr. and hminn to loc’ d n«‘d s ^th ? remain- Putnam was at home at the from Orange. California. of Patsey Mae Simpson subject matter to be studied w ill Mrs. W alter Brynd, Roy Taylor, button to local nods the remain (ime jh( fjrp hu| th<> bJaze bad Surviving are one son. Charles months old daughter of Mr. and -------------- - ----- L. « E. Ziniker and Mrs. Edith u,u Mosby 50 taken Up neXt time’ ing fifty percent and are Dunn of Lorane. gained too much headway to be»P°zt'll of Cottage Grove. *.y S Uro i,Ü ,nusfï ï ío n; c h ^ d ' a n d - t ^ ' f a m i ^ ^ t ^ ’ daughter. Mrs. Ada E. Shampang Creek y e s te X ¿ mmming at 8.10 h J ^ c h n i g h ^ a F F p n the National Foundation for In- fantiie Para _ in e except e x re n t the th e j ^ n ^ th ey 0« Stayton. Oregon._ _ a. m - F U j e r a AU th œ e f n te m te d in farm prob- thing the research work and the main th LAMBING SEASON WELL ternoon at 2:00 p. m. w ith the ,ems are invited tenance of the National Founda- were wearing. No tion. Your help, both morally and the house or ,he hou* - UNDERWAY Rev. E. L. Kechley. Christian min- ALASKAN ADDRESSES ’ be greatly -■ appre hold furniture. uons financially, w ill Lambing season is well under- ister officiating. Interment w ill be ciated. way in this section, with prospects made in the I. O. O. F. cemetery, E. F. Wann of Fairbanks, Alas- ------------ LUMBERMEN DISCUSS "N. J. NELSON JR.. that the season w ill be finished ka. was guest speaker at the News reached here Monday of PROBLEMS "C ity Chairman.’ CRESWELL TO VOTE IN _______ w ithin the next two or three luncheon program of the Lions the death of Theodore Shaw, aged HIGH SCHOOL club last Thursday noon and talk- 78. at Canyonville. Friday, where W illamette v a l l e y lumbermen w<*ks. Cold weather has caused ~ 7~.. ed on Alaska, its climate and re- he had been residing at the home heard problems of the lumber in- 9,ll,1e a losses among local r f i th( - i S ? « sources, dwelling particularly on of a son Victor. His death followed dustry discussed Friday night nt flocks, which would have other- . At .1 a a regular meeting of the associa- " lsp registered a 100 per cent board of education last Thursday (hp mining ¡ndustry there. Mr. a period of long illness. Before n.'p,h V jt .wa.s d?c,dt’d caI1 a spS‘ Wann, brother of Mrs. Harold moving to Canyonville he operat- tion in Eugene. Dr. Victor P. Mor- ‘Top. cinl bond election February 10. to Axjpy ¡s enKjneer for the United ed a service station and lived near a n d °O <hR ’ mh ' ici -S* Portland 'lunT- Farmers in Kent. England, use vote on a $37,000 «1-7000 bond Kzxr„i issue ..».a for Stat^s sm elting and Refining Co. Thornton Comers. He was a na- iller. Portland and O. R. M Miller. lo rtla n d turn tbpir , hp purpose of building a new Mr. Wann said the temperature tlve of Indiana and had been an hennan, were guest speakers. eomnensation acci- hop crops- To cnable them to high school I f the bond issue is fn ,qupntlv wpnt as low as seventy- active member of the Masonic Workmen’s dent Insurance and other niiblic rench the top of ,he c,imblnK ?pp™ved ’o f h'Kh SCh?? five below, but that the residents lodge for a number of years. His l n i i i were amonc the vlnes> they have to mas,,er ,be art b’d,d,.r‘K wdl **' used as a srade did not particularly mind the cold, wife, Mrs. Shaw, died there in Mrs. Norman Bachelder sustain- security laws were among school, ere am ng me oj. . wai^ing . „ ii,i_ „ on „ „ stilts 10 feet long, e„hzvr.i lbpy wprp for it. Cari 1936. Funeral services were held ed painful cuts about the face and problems of the lumbermen d is - ------------ » ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------ Rvnearson was welcomed as a at the Methodist church at Can- new member Into the club. yonville Sunday w ith the Rev. J. _____________ P. Bray of M yrtle Point officiat- c. ok d . rkctobh CARS SMASHED AT CROSSING ing. Two sons survive, Victor W. elder car collided w ith an empty YEAR’S WORK ■ ------ ______ Shaw of Canyonville and O. W. logging truck driven by Glen Jen- ------------ Two cars were badly smashed Shaw of Grants Pass. few months. At the time kins. Mr. Bachelder escaped in- The Chamber o f Commerce Clarence Lienhard of Silverton A1 the next installation is made Weston over the week end in accidents (uries as did the truck driver. The board of directors met in special has purchased B o h B o w lin g Al- the SCOUTS TO GATHER B a cb n X r'ca r'w n s bndly damaged session Monday and outlined plans leys." near 5th and Main, it was DeBore w ill become associated ^ l*rin K aJnr fo dnP,d’O^ inG Smith’ and ft was necessary to tow the for the year’s work. Discussion of announced here yesterday. The w ith the business. Both new resi- gene and Springfield. C. G. Smith, un- transaction was compieted'yester- dents plan to move their families employed at the Three Tree Inn. \ \ ll,<? ^ pJ oai^ 11 "«HU truck into town. several likely projects day and the new owner assumed to Cottage Grove shortly if hous- drove into he side of a »out hem P ad‘ r and w l" TAGS OR EMBLEMS MAY ALSO BE PURCHASED a a . s jik . Too Much Liquor Plus Many Out of state Cars Visit Oregon M ill. ill « _ - Red Cross Workers Hear IForfe of Co. Chapter Outlined L Mrs. Rozell Rites Held Yesterday Chas. Putnam Home Destroyed by Fire l i Former Cottage GrOVe Resident Buried at Canyoning Sunday One Injured When Truck'Car Collide On Bridge Tuesday 'iKSs Oob’s Bowling Alleys Sold Yesterday to and Drs. taken the formation of a ski club in the h a v e ^ a l^ b o w ie rs call and meet (a s t h e elder's brother, where she wns re ported resting satisfactorily Tues Bohemia district. day afternoon. Grow old along with me. Details as to how the accident (or the tnerensing b i,sin k s w ithin ttge. liest is yet to be. Browning. occurred were not learned. « ^ e a n o n a l^ ^ 7 r X «1 D i r t h ^ I ig h ^ r S - L c i r i k . ^ r e ^ scouting and cubbing.
