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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1940)
THU im p AY, JUNE 6, 1940 THJC SBNTiNBL, COTTAOK QBQVB, OKKOON Everyday Savings On your everyday needii of National Advertised items at Thrift-Wise—The store that brought you Out-Rate prioes to Cottage Grove. 25c OlogPruf Gem Razor 26c 6 Gem Blades 50c Giant Tube Burbasol Shaving Cream 59c »n 80c Wildroot Cocoanut Oil Shampoo...29c $1.00 Hind's Honey & Almond Lotion.. 49c Pocket Watches, 1 year guarantee $1.00 $1.80 Lunch Bucket, with vac. bottle $1.29 60c Pepsodent Antiseptic ..... 2 for 40c 60c Sal H epatica....... ............... -.......... 49c Cut-Rate Prices On All Tobaccos nuc 2Ao 1‘ablum Kleenex MM)’» Miss Belle Burkholder was the P H J D ’i house guest of Miss Lucy A. Case. L . n O W Q r d K l l P S food nutrition specialist of Oregon State college at (Corvallis, Satur day and attended the alumni quet as Miss Case’s guest also Memorial Union O. S, C. From ________ Corvallis, she w e n t to Holley, — _ . , » ~ - where she was a guest of Judge , , FJ n<,.ral_*Prvke’ for Charles J. Daniel C Burkholder and family. " " 7 ard: 74’, Hheld at the and on Wednesday to the Portland * ith ™ V rose festival, where she visited officiating. Interment was Mr. and Mrs Elbert Bede and 1 Mf;Uee, in the local I.O.O.F.-Masonic cem other former Cottage G r o v e etery. friend* during the festival. ________ Mr. Howard, prominent in sec-' . tional and state affairs, died at a Mrs. Joe Yearous, employe of SaJem hospital May 3 ^ fol)ow. the J C. Penney store, is away on ing a long d|nPHS fk)rn at Montl. her vacation. cello, Iowa, October 10, 1800, Mr. .. . .. ~ . Howard came west with his par- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomason of ,.ntM and Mtopppd at Tacoma, Salem, former residents, are the Washington, a short time later parents of a 6-pound son, Stephen rnovjng to Salem, where he was Bruce, born .Sunday in Salem. employed for a time on the Salem Mr*, ihomaaon in the former statesm an Helen 1 (amen. daughter of Mr. - jn 1887 the family moved to an<l Mrs. Curtis ilanw n. ! Eugene and he married Miss Min- _ „ ' , . . . nie Abrams of Eugene. In 1899 he Ben Zendron and daughter established in Cottage Grove, his ~ fna1’. ”*rM' ». juryeert «>11, r,wn newspaper, the Bohemia Nug- Weeldreyer, Mrs. K. K. Mills. gPt. Later he served two terms as Mrs Benton Schrenk and son postmaster here, resigning in Cordon were visitors Sunday of 1908 to manage the Chambers the Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Uavis at gpnpra] gtore at Dorena. The im- their summer home near Vida. mediate family of Mr. Howard ~ ~~ have resided in the Dorena com- ” r- ? , u t hort ac' munlty for the past twenty years, oompanled by Miss Dorismae Bla- widow, a * Surviving ’ r are l I I I his I IN VV | l (I J »nr , a a lock, motored to I ortland recent- daughter Francis and two sons, ly to meet their daughter I ®tty, j (arold B. I loward of Dorena, and who relumed from Columbia. Mis- CJa,jdp M Howard of San Bruno, sourl, where she attended college California during the past term. J ______________ Held Here Monday L •S - i 19c lx*ok for the Green Neon Hlgn 28c Grand Opening Night Softball KELLY FIELD Friday, 8 P. M. PARADE AT 7:30 LEAGUE PLAY NEXT WEEK ____________ anne Abeene of Hebron for her where he has been a student at Menlo school, after which they clothing project. went for a short vacation to Car- mel-by-the-Sea and other points Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Brown and of interest family of Glendale, California, left ________ i ' ^ ayu f° r tJ^ ‘L hon^ a'ter a Yj8“ Mrs. A. L. Weldon, mother of C in L D R E N ’H DAY PAGEANT ■th Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Beidler. y Weldon was a week end rhey were accompanied by Jane ***' v * WPldon- was a cna AT METHODIST CHURCH Beidler, who will visit her sister, visitor from Portland last week. ----------- ------------- "Of Such Is the Kingdom,’ a Mrs. Henry Molino, at San Diego. JUNCTIO N CITY REPEALS wiU Children's Day pageant, will h,. . Mr. . . . and . _ Mrs. . Molino .. _ . return . ZONING ORDINANCE presented at the Methodist church f h5il-F’£ att\ < ¿Vne Sunday, June 9. during the church . / . .. an? D «.hnol h o u r A ll m e ch ild re n fro m Peid,er and daughter and their By a vote of 188 to 74, resl- ., i i P<,in n e r s th r o u g h th e I n te r - quests; Mr. and Mrs. George Mat- dents of Junction City Monday re- mediate department will take fT U y a n d t**scity’8 zoning ordinance. The ordinance, which contained p . ^ , T h o se who have leadinc Mrs- Joe Srn'th and family spent )ar,g arp joan King lean Ann Memeorial day . at the Smith -------- and - as one of -------- its provisions ------------------------ the set- ' Hosman Marylou —■ •-*----------- . — .... Thompson. La- **-•*,----------- Matthews cabins near . Scottsburg, back of several business . buildings fifteen feet from the present Verne Ma„ Stroup. Sarah Bjorset, Hosman Hagen> Mrs. Walter Woodard and son street line, has been bitterly con- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Throop spent A 7 *4-pound daughter was bom Sunday on the coast near Flor to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson at ence and Waldport. their home Tuesday morning, June 4th. She has been named Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Chestnut i o f Albany wen* visitors at the S e e W ». JOHNSTON for Real Will Chestnut home Sunday. « o Estate Bargains, IxMins, Rentals. Orvai Blackmore arrived Sun- O ffice No. 25 N. 7th St. 42-tfc Lawrence Kent Is spending a day to spend six weeks at the _ 10-day vacation in Watsonville, ... . ... .. , t , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fhompson California, visiting at the home O. W. W. Blackmore, Blackmore, of of this this city. city. He He and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley ,d a , u (er Mni c a 1 ^ 1 . Is is on furlough from his station with the the Veterinary Veterinary ^orp«. Corps, U. U. S Thompson and family und Mr. and ' ________ with S. army, at Monterey, California. Mr». Elmer Toblen picnicked Sun aUending 7 t h i3 2 l? a i forelock . John Cum- «lay on the Willamette river at who Kitson Springs. scbool in N e w Y o r k City » in I “[2Tr’ *?a<‘ ^nbley. F-,orf.nc,. WplL, and Lois Weldon. Carlton are returning Friday from tested by new firms who charged Collage Grove for a ew days * “ lng for the pageant is a California. Mrs Woodard was worked against them Curtis French went to Salem k » k t n g after ptiporty interesST i X i / T J S « t ^ l d ^ k ? T h w re summer K ^ c n and the little joined at Palo Alto by her son unfairly. Saturday and b r o u g h t Mrs. _________— _ _______ ™ tPd "he ftehing g ^ « t l ^ ’ chiWren wiU p,ay the of French home. She had been ill ut Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Hagen will Hm"“ Ä o ’h o u ^ n X ^ t r ^ ^ Â ^ ïd caught their limit in two hours. the home of her I<urents and in a leave this evening to attend the .... n ~ ; 7 u i. , tots. The committee in charge has Salem h<wintal for the post few regular semi-annual series of lec- Mike W Beach, local barber, left James nwmths. They were accompanied lures and clinics of the Oregon 11_ „ . . . Tedford, Mrs. by his mother. Mrs. C. F. French State chiropractic association to daughter Vona for a trio to Su- ^ 7 i^one- a9f KILsworth o f Salem, who will visit them for be held at the Columbia Gorge * * * Thcv will vbdt Ti,ton Mra Monroe a ac- « hotel near Hood River from June K " R ^ S T f o l k s w hii^ n Ne- « ”"Panist> and Mrs- Jack Caton ------------ 7th to 10th. Mrs. Hagen will take Pr£ ka X p * ¿xw^t to return bi director of *°n g s_________________ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haldemun part in the meeting of the worn- th r e e o r fo u r weeks P M Beach und son Dennis of Bend visited en’s auxiliary of the state chiro- w i,i u- pmDioved in the shoo until Mrs" Martha Elliot returned last Thursday at the home of his practlc association. Both Mr. and Mike ren?™ ™ h P Friday from a two weeks_vteit with a daughter Mrs. Perry Thies, parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Halde- Mrs. Hagen expect to be back in ' man, and also at the home of her Cottage Grove on Tuesday, Mr. and Mr. H. B. Breedlove <» f ^ 7 " '" ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mad ,pent Sunday and Monday at Bend Mnl s,u r l Ruton ln Eu»ene den at Drain. The Garden c l u b of Cottage visiting a daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith of Grove have been Invited to spjmd Mr. and H„_ wllUam Carr and Clatskanie were week ena end vis visitors Mr and Mrs. S. T. Row- and two days at the home of Mrs. Wll- farnil7 were accompanied Clatskanie were ween «laughters of Cottage Grove and Ham McKIbben of Portland dur- homP ' by their granddaughter w,th iriends ,n Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrr Finis Rose and Ing the rose festival. AlicP who wU1 8pend two . . Fnw, „ lpft Tuesday for «laughter of Creswell spent Me- ------------ weeeks visiting them. e Fowi?r... . nje™ay r° r morial day in Roseburg at the Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hoskins re- ________ Tuolumne, California where he home of the men’s parents. Mr. turned Friday f r o m Portland. and jvire j. f Godard and wil1 gpen<l , the ” i nul!?r and Mm. F. Rose. where Mrs Hoskins received ^ n k u ^ e l l of Tillamook are visit- P ? ™ 18’ Mr and Mrs son ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Palmer are S. L. Godard. Mr. and Mrs. Fredkerson of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yearous mov the parents of a 6 H-pound daugh M r, M V. Weldon .nd family .J J " » "„“ S ter, bom Sunday morning, June ed to Eugene last Thursday, Mr. Heflin »urnucu attended « f - » J j Yearous having been transferred end Hn„ M l» Frances n»n.n _ ... 2, at their home. ------------ from the Safeway s t o r e to a ,u P wedding of Mrs. Weldon's Phyllis Vincent. Phyllis ae- Glen Weldon of the Safeway store ln Eugene. nephew O dell Craig and Miss companied them home to spend jrpor her twin 29th I Engineers at Portland is ------------ Madeltoe Bregg at Fto“ her vacation and h v visit i.,t h e r tw in Eni I brother. Phillip Vincent. •nding a thirty-day furlough at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Aroeson Cra|g home Jn Drain Sunday. home of his parents, Mr. and and daughter Barbara of Firth, ___ ____ ; w . Idaho, left Tuesday for their home Mrs Silas Wells has as visitors Mrs, La^£dLs sj ewaf t had “ v-is" Mrs. M. V. Weldon. after visiting several days here at hpr home two daughters. Mrs. ,tore ,ast Thursday, her sister-in-| ai ner norne. .wu ,aw Mr Lawrence Hills, her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Evans and with relatives I e Mr?f Hnreum Mrs- Grace Walker. Mrs. Donald small daughter Sally Lou of Los --------- Claude Sher- S ’ c a ^ e n *Citv T u iJ S T They ar- Walker and son and two nieces. Angeles. California, who have been Paris Breedlove, Walker and Miss Elea- visiting at the home of his sister, man. Alfred Beidler, Kenneth X S ^ isd a T 'n io m to “ and^plan ____ _______________ _ _____ ____ _______ _ _ ______ . . . __ __ Hills, all of Oakridge, They Mrs. Benton Schrenk. left Sunday Ward and Johnny Gallo spent the to visjt untij j u|y n h . Another nf r to' visit relatives’ In Rushville, Ne'- week end fish ing'at Diamond lake'. daughter.UMra.‘'N e w /o ^ e n 'o f'E l id8? S v ^ S te w Z r t^ braaka. ---■ Pas£ Texas will come Friday. Mrs’ Faye SteWart at ------------ 6 ft. Crosley Refrigerator new WHh thp arival of Mra Owen. Creek. Red R o m R otter and le e Cream. 1940 models. $129. Radio Ray’s Mrs Wplls wU1 havep h of her The two half-scholarships to the Aak far them. C. O. Creamery. U______________________________ 43-ltc chii<iren but one son. Syrus Wells C?U S,r ^ "Ul 1940 4-H summer Grangp school awarded of McCune. Kansas with her for <o Hebn)n for the the first time in many years. largest member-average purchases during the past Mr. and »warded to club Minneapolis, Minnesota i pent the L Harris of Latham h „ ™ o'.rlhb i 7 b r a r ^ H £ -» « h y * » - CITY BRIEFS M 7- W EA TH ER PR ED IC TIO N ’""' " The Time Is Ripe For HAYING TOOLS HAY ROPE GARDEN TOOLS . and - X’ STEWART-WARNER REFRIGERATORS We Have Them „ G rab er - G ettys Dependable Hardware COTTAGE GROVE PET PARADE neearson. Mr. Rynearson called to the northwest in connection with the installation of a Diesel engine, made his first visit to this section. Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce M r. and Mrs. Red Gray of Port land spent a short time here Tues day attending to busineess mat ters and visiting friends. Mr. Gray is a former resident of Cottage Grove and was with the Cottage Grove Motor Co. Saturday, June 8, 1940 PARADE FORMS A T C IT Y PARK Cl arses: Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, Goats, Dogs, Oats, Poultry, Birds, Unclassified and Unusual Pets. PRIZES EACH CLASS First P r l» — Second Prtee—Third Prize Other Entrants—Show Tickets Additional Prize Each for Moot Unusual Pet, Largest Pet, Smallest Piet. E N TR IE S CLOSE A T 1:00 P. M . PARAD E BEG INS A T 1:30 P. M. — A P R IZ E FOR E V E R Y E N T R A N T - G RAND PRIZE, $10.00 CASH Keep Blank W ith Pet Until Called for. Name of Entrant— ----------------- Age------ Address.............. ............... Name of P e t__________________ Age. Class... M r. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston Jr. of Eugene spent the week end visiting relatives here. Marcella Radowski of Bellfield, North Dakota, was a week-end visitor at the home of a cousin, Miss Bernice Smith. M r. and Mrs. J. W. T a rr had as guests their daughter and hus band, M r. and Mrs. C. A. Potts of Laurel, Montana. They left yes terday for California where Mr. Potts w ill receive his degree at the University of Southern Cali fornia. Clifford Smith made a trip to Portland Monday for a medical examination. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hayes of Chicago arrived recently to spend the summer with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Coiner. New Portables at Radio Ray's. 43-ltc v Batteries for portables at Radio Ray’s. 43-ltc Y our D ollar Buys M ore at BRESSLER’S Dinette Sets and up FASHION FLOW DINING ROOM SETS B edroom Sets $29= and«p Bird>-«ye Maple, Walnut, Bleached Walnut ‘BuiltwelT D avenolas Sagless Seng Construction ’39= and up Complete Line of Simmons Mattresses and Springs New Shipment of Lam ps................ .............. $7.98 and Up (7-way Indirect, Bulbs Included) Lang and Olympic Ranges
