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THE SENTINEL Plans Made to Spread Cheer to Needy Families VOLUME LI COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, Seattle’ s F irs t Lions, Engineer’s Club, Others Organizations Make Plans to Spread Xmas Cheer Joseph E. Young, Pioneer Lawyer, Dies Sunday Morn TIG RSDAY, DECEM BER 5, 1940 Boy Scout Court of Honor to Be Held December 9th at 8:00 The Boy Scout court of honor ____ will be held December 9th at the . ____ . „ „ Jefferson school auditorium at Joseph E. Young, oldest prac- H:00 p. m. Worth Harvey will be tidng attorney In s o u t h Lane chairman of the court of honor. ?? b.‘* ho!Pe at 653 Parents and friends of the scouts South River Road at 7:20 a. m. are extended a cordial invitation Sunday, after suffering a stroke to _____ attend ___________ this meeting, ___ on November 23rd. Mr. Young, Preceding the court of honor W -n.lfM wlth'th,. early «old min" ,hort m “ , ’ ing developments of the Bohemia , a/ t h e b . iin n ii^ 2t S h ’u K ess is .* . - ’f CENTRAL AGENCY TO ESTABLISHED. NUM BER 17 Organizations Aid In Christmas Fund For Battery E Boys Pete Michalsen Critically Hurt In An Accident Sv o 1 Broken Leg and Con or Brain When « V Car. scious nr Cottage Grove 249th C. — --------------------- -- - A. or- IS STILL L Kanization wishes to thank the I tal EUGENE People of Cottage Grove for the wholehearted and generous aid they are giving the boys at Camp Peter Michalsen. 72, who wa critically injured T^^day ‘"afteT h0'“,red ™ rk «»<> »« noon about 5:30 when struck by a hopes that we wiU able to car on the Blackbutte highway. hun,,"'d do" " ’ ™ Plans urr underway h e r e spread Christmas c h e e r to the needy families of South Lane county, giving particular attention to the needs of children, not only at ('hrlstmax time hut during the winter as well. 5 M l i " ' h y M - n - t a y «-vn ln , t h e ^ d c t a T S ™ d/ H.“ ' " ^ n t p u r r e d near O» While plans of all civic organi zations are not known, they are admitted to th e h » r H e tbe Methodist church voted to L. . 4. ,, n ‘ a,n\',rd’ V; A.’ Uagen, Mrs. Guy Jenking residence, some expected to cooperate In effort to aw two v a À Tin iX.lse m a a in s 1941. n r local troop o £ ± i r*: Van‘ to the ^ Cottage r d s south of Rod the entrance *«*<• thut all are provided for. The ‘ _LY,a n i ln >*- IS for tbus,neT Grove and Gun Lions club, which heretofore has O rrin M e rry ia -M , 3Z-yr»r-oW oil fore coming here in 1898, where grounds. Mr. Michalsen was taken a lending part In providing burner Installation man, is Meat- he had since resided. everyone was glad to contribute. c,ub returning to the Roes During his residence here Mr. Christmas liaskets for the needy tie ’s firs t d ra fte r. Hi» num ber was are again making plans to aid this 192— second In the national d ra w year. This year local clubs will ing. “ Ilow am I going to pay for have the help of the Engineer’s a new car I Just bought?** he asked, club, an organization that has set but also said he had objections to flee he had held for ^ r e VhZn ^ n n e T h ^ ia ^ ^ K s O v e ^ T $1,000 as a goal for a Christmas being d rafted years. Brian Stroun Ferrill S u n d e rla n d glasses silverware, cups, While details surrounding the fund for needy children of Lane Mr Young was bpm at Mil- Douglas V e a t c h E d w i n J o h S ' accidpnt are not ctear- county. According to preliminary waukle, March 4, 1865 and was Bob Stroup Leland Ray Ben h'S h°7 ’e , whichJ ? e w*?hes | ° »ays the aged man was struck as plans this organization will assist married to Miss Ermine Veatch of Hickey, Delbert Wells, D^an Ad- h a lf1®®“ Godard attempted to pass another in providing transportation for the Cottage Grove here on November dington, Richard Lassiter y h l car and wa* blinded by the on- Christmas baskets and other gifts 25. 1903. Surviving are his widow W illa rd N e w to n in la n d n»v There wiU be no meeting of the lights. contribut- to families living in remote sec w iiia r r i N e w to n inland Ray representatlveg of the c]ubB and coming ing cause to Whatever the tragedy, the tions. Sid Milligan, president 5 and five children. Mrs. Sol Wirth and Fred B oZ lev h .rn ta h ed t r « n . representatives of the cli pedestrian was not seen by the of Klamath Falls. J. R. Young with n o r ta tio n h e „ HL ,odK« t»l further notice. the Lions club, yesterday announc Leland R a ia n d Fred Thp CulP Creek "Do Your Bit 01,1,1 11 Waa e°° v.Mr’ ed a committee from the Lions T ~ ____ L C the U. S. Navy, stationed at Guam club composed of Walt Trembley, / 0 £>P U ^C C tlluC r U M. I.. Mrs. Reasen Young of Cot- ley aJ enf£ d the sea ^ o u t l b a l l a d a u b ” wa* formed Iaat Friday Michalsen was given first aid here Clyde Roberts, Dr W. E. Lebow * z v k k l U t / t l V tage Grove. Mrs. John White of br^dKe of honor 7 “ th^ Flks d 2b n*Kbt at tbe Wildwood dance hall, and was rushed to a Eugene hos- j Miss Lillian « Young --------- Saturday 8 or evening, nonor at the E lk s clu b BiH E rn fih aw wafi chosen prpgi. pital in the car of Carl Jenkins. and L. W. Coiner. Mr. Coiner has ------------ Sutherlin ------ and dent, injured man suffered a brok- . r ~ . . 1 heretofore done a great deal of Th<* Junior class will present of — Cottage ------- ... Grove.; a brother. Wal- * . , . —— v, Warren » Edwards * ,— .> » vice » .v c presi- Tbe ---------- ---------------------------------------------- thia work, often using his own car "Growing Pains," a three-act com- ter Young of Boring, Oregon and J f f al made plan» at the dent dent, Mrs Mrs. Car second vice presi- en ,e& ]e% and concussion o of f the brain H“ 1 ?n dent and sioan was chosen and possibly internal injuries. He in carrying baskets to families In euy. «dy, rrioay Friday mgnt night in the high rour four sisters. Misses Annie, Effie the remote areas. school auditorium under the di- and Mary Young of Milkaukie, Kln.r °J a < en of J be secretary. A pie social was held at bas b ^ " unconscious since the ac- Substantial help Is also expected JTctlon , ot Mi“ C l a r a Dodson Oregon and Miss Julia Sloop of S r S life sav^ne o^ ath ^Hc ihe meetinS at wb,cb thirtY dol- c’dent. n .u_ ------- mine, nre savine o or r athletic a t h le t ic merit m e r it 1-----------*----------- « . . . — .. ------ frem the ■’^ i a ’X d ’ S ot ... — the ¿ t--------- y T ^ - Boring óregon. " w ¿' 1 pjctures of the spot where Mr. Chamber of Commerce at the high Morrow" ot adolescence and few of Fbneral services were held at b 5^ „7 t,h2IT 7 iín,S T^PaS!’u ire>7*u raised which was turned over to Michalsen was struck were taken oriaTiMtk n high will ““ faU ‘° ri’sP°nd sympathetically the Mills chapel Tuesday after- "T*1 at tbe arm° 7 1* cenibf r 7¿b the association. by John Schaffer, chief of police. school, This be c a ll^ o n “ aid in The wbpn ’hp*- «’‘periences are pre- noon at 2:30 p m. with th e Rev. l ^ i,‘ g° ? ° the The Cottage probably on and the dis riiut ion «■. *" or on the E , F. McFarland. Presbyterian « ■ » _Eu8pne to s p o X r in g & Grove Legion is but so far as known no attempt preparation and the distribution the regular annual bas been made to fix the blame stage. Auronia Rouveral has taken minister officiating. Interment was the swimming tests. mess fund dance which is to be ^or tbe accident. of baskets and gifts. children for her subject and she in the I. O. O. F.-Masonic ceme- s ' n s n v as'uswsr Mr. and Mrs. Michalsen make be,d at the armory Christmas AJ1 Misauld ( o o p e r a te . _____ _______ gives us an _____________ illuminating and tery. PRF s f n t night The proceeds from this their home with their stepston-in- In order to hold duplication of authentic drama of real human 0 1 AN PROGRAM, dance will also be given to the law and stepdaughter, Mr. and baskets or presents in any family beings, TUBERCULIN TEATM GIVEN IN tt , 1 , battery E fund which is to be used Mrs. Ross Petersen. to a minimum, all names should It is certain that anyone w it The children in Miss Moore’s for the benefit of the boys at CREMWELL HCHOGLH. he turned in at the city hall and nessing this comedy will emerge room in the Adams school have Camn n a tio n the names checked for duplica- with greater degree . ----- _ a w-------- —w--- of — under Dr. Margaret T i n g l e , county completed a study of Indians of ’ you or the organization to standing and tolerance and a full- health officer, assisted by Miss tbe United States. This Friday NEW SANITARIAN BEG INS * * 11 y°u b*'*008 know of a needy er measure of love and devotion Beatrice Turtle, south Lane nurse, afternoon they are entertaining DUTIES IN LANE COUNTY. family the name should be turned toward the children around them, and Miss Beryle Napier Mrs. parents and friends with an V ‘MU,k*,a l-aukhter piles upon laughter as Kerr. Mrs Thaxter and Mrs. Wil- original program showing how the w . J. Cloyes began his duties as j S n S f nSire ^ £ 2 w.u pr° 8 n * ,M:* u ^ d » t i e helm, gave tuberculin tests to 116 Indian children of the plains live. Lane county «uTitarian De^rn agency, * morX. wl11 benefit shafts of genuine pathos are deftly pupils in the Creswell schools out They have made costumes, ber L replacing R. Bruce Brown, and th e re will be less liklihood of interspersed, making the pattern of 232 enroll ere _ _ . _____ enrollment Tuesday morn _ _ teepee and many other things, who recently resigned to accept duplication «'omplete. ing. Dr Tingle wil, return to the characteristic ______ 0# the ___ Indians, «. a position of a similar nature else- The plot reveals the dilemma of schools today to read the reactors. These will be used ln the program, where the McIntyres, who see their boy --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ------------------------ Tuesday, December 31, has been and girl tossed into the cataracts set by the AAA as the final date of adolescence and can help little for filing applications for wheat give directions for parity payments in county agricul tural conservation association of the turbulent course from a dist ance: advices which egocentric fices. according to Raymond A. —... .. youth always rejects, of course. Johnson, chairman of the Lane Plans are going forward for the Th<?? kids. George and Terry, County Agricultural Conservation benefit dance to be held at the K° ,hroI’fgh.u he‘r , association. Any Lane county Armory next Saturday. Decern- P?ny h tbe ^'«bborhood kids. farm owner or operator who had her 7 Spirits will prevail and ap- 2 any ,hings 1haP ? T .to alJ of the,m a wheat allotment on a Lane right and and prom promis nronriHfe rUw-or-»I™. is- county farm in 1940 and who has proprlate decorations are being but the end is bright ing. Tbe complete cast follows: not already signed an application placed. for his wheat parity payment Advance ticket sale indicates a j Mrs. McIntyre, , a warm-hearted, capacity crowd. Reports from Eu- deeply maternal woman in her should cal] at the office of the gene and the Fern Ridge dam ear L F aye,. Nixon; . Profes- , Lane county association in the area are that there will be a large “ r, Mc’ntyre. a rather a u to c r a t, Producers Public Market building turnout from those places. The the in Eugene at once and file his ap Engineer’s Club, due to their past V?int o ' 1«»«» deafness at times, plication. activities, have built a reputation G*®rge* a, on Mr. Johnson states that, so far for entertaining affairs and many , b‘* b°rdprliPe oi seventeen, Tom- as the county association office of those who will come from the Tv, J° nPl i T«rry. JIBeen going on can determine, all Lane county ap tu g e n e area do so because of the sbcteen' Mi\rl?ry EariL Dulf h. ‘¿P* plications have been prepared and memory of plenio, and dances ai- S™1” signed. However, he states that father’s store. Bob Grewell; Mrs. I ready held. there may be a few overlooked Patterson, a l a r g e , aggressive cases and that it is the responsi . Engineers Club is endea- womun with a determined jaw, bility of the person to whom a goring to raise a fund of one Orlena Martin; Elsie, a gangling, parity payment is due to see that thousand dollars to insure that awkward girl, stoop-shouldered, he signs an application. every child In Lane county not mother ridden> J e a n Yearous; Above: One view of church building. Picture taken about two otherwise provided for will have a Prudence Darling, petite and pret- rPaL ^br*stn}a*- The Club is in- tily made, she walks with a grace- weeks ago. Right: Rev. Gordon Hypes, present pastor. y e s tiga ting the needs of several ju, little swagger, Shirley Hend- hundred children and while some ricka; Traffic Officer a gruff, *uYs wl11 b<‘ Prov*d«d for each surly little, middle-aged man, Torn Tb« Cottage Grove Church of by its membership during their so- phasize a specific relationship be- chlid. emphasis will be placed on Henry; Vivian, radiantly young Christ celebrates its fiftieth birth- Journ in this community. tween the church and some out- shoes, stockings and other winter nnd Cyte and genuinely a blende, day by inaugurating a week of The following ministers served side group. Each message will be clothing needs. Every cent collect- Alyce Trunnell; Sophie. Myrei Golden Jubilee services, ending the church throughout those years: delivered by a man particularly ed at the Club’s entertainments, Glasgow; Pete, Alden Garoutte; wltb a birthday gathering on De- A. D. Skaggs, o r g a n i z e r , de- fitted for that subject. The turkey market is looking over the bare expenses, will go Brian, Darrel Thomson; Omar c«mber 15, at the Cottage Grove ceased Sunday Forenoon— 'The Church somp h*“ " w,tb the lasî ship Jos. H. Sharp, deceased. toward this fund ns there are no Alan Reed; Hal, Bob Moody; Pat- armory. X ,''”;.,**’„*?“"**'’ and p a , t M in is tr v ” P r o f V F ments menis about aooui reaay io go ior ready to for me the salaries to pay and no mileage or ty. Cleora Korstjens; Jane. Janet O t the fifty charter members, S . W. Glassock. Charlottesville. Hoven Fror- v - E- holiday markets. D. C. Wilson. 8a»onne to buy for distribution of ¡Peterson; Miriam, Arietta Rob- oio« are still living, six of them Virginia.^__ Sunday P M __"The Church in Yoncaha buyer, who has been in A. J. Armstrong, deceased. benefits and no other expenses. ,,rtS- Extra guests are Ruth Dav- residing in Cottage Grove, They Time of War." Gordon Hypes. tbe market here for the past three P. R. Burnett, deceased. All labor nnd automobiles nre do- Pnport Dorothy Snfley Jeanette arp: Mrs. Margaret Callison Kin- M o n d a y -“The Church in the ®.tated M° n.day more than R. A. Coppie, deceased. Mrs. Hattie - nated by the members and an as- Flora, Bill Helliwell, Doug John- »«Ha. Fall Creek; 12,000 birds wdgnm weighing than F E B n¿ton P rin ^ Community.” E. F. McFarland. g better better than Adams sessment is collected from each SOn. Fred Phillips. ----- McFarland, Cottage Grove; n S,r W, S nt 29T « ? inCe’ _ T uesday-"T he C h u r c h and J™ *™ P ™ " * ¡h a s been moved member of the Club. D , „ „ _ Darwin Bristow, Eugene; John ton street, Ft. Worth, Texas. from here to that time. The bulk Durham, Cottage Grove: Mrs. of the birds have gone to the pick Wednesday—"The Church Mili- Hattie Durham, Cottage Grove; ing plants " where they are are pr«- pre- w" A Elkins. Monmouth. Ore- tant.” S. Earl "The Childers. nere ineY Mrs. Mamie Knox Beidler, Cot W. Thursday C h u r c h and ",g P*«nis for shipment rather than and other entertainment will be DlSCOirtlMU© Pl*£lCtÍC6 tage Grove; Mrs. Lena Kerr gon. provided for those not caring to being prepared for market on the Education,” — H. — 3. — Ferrin. (married name unknown), Cali V. E. Hoven, Eugene. dance. farm or ranch. fornia; Mrs. S. E. Markley, Cot- R. A. Moon. 125 S. Kalmla S t , i J S v ^ p T o « “ v _ In the past two weeks the mar- tn ve G ro v e- M rs Philoma P h ilo m n Willard, W illa rd E sco n d id o California. C a lifo rn ia r u iu r e M in istr y , P r e S. K. E. tage Grove; Mrs. Escondido, ket has advanced about two cents Burke. Members of the Carolers and mttntz«. p.mvn M. H. Fagan, 634 S. Normandie, to create a little better market Sunday A. M.—"The Church’»! ¡ Balladeers « ¡ m o ™ , have n .™ voted to discon ' - age urove ' c v <;•" ?» period X « ‘K LW N Junior Class Play, “Growing Pains,” ■ «~. Dec. 31st Is Final Date for Filing AAA Applications Engineer Xmas Fund Goal Is $1,000 First Christian Church To Observe 50th Anniversary Turkey Market Is Looking Up Some ♦ v Ä cy S r Ä . S ' h Ä Carolers, Balladeers Until January 7th Clearing Started • a l V (/U Ò i I U iK istmg of i perseverence X / i l f l l ^^h^P .«ommittee consisting nerseverence won out, out. because the Arlene Anderson, Mae Bnldw Waite L. Callison, deceased. Walter At 3:00 p. m. Sunday afternoon R U L B 8 GOVERNING LOGGING ln church has grown o steadily over David a-, C. (wuvuia, Kellems, ui-vt-iiswi. deceased. naunj u w s i the largest cake ever made in Cot- TRUCKS. tbe..y ears- ln ”Plte of many 8ravp Er1r Carbon, 1602 Landreth tage Grove will be cut and served appointed to contact the diffliuitle». Bldg., St. uuui», Louis. mjsKJun. Missouri. and in., members am nnd with ice cream to all who attend SALEM. — Rapid progress to a"d t< invite ™ s ic lovers and The first u n i t of the present! A. J. Adams, Compton, Califor- the homecoming at the church, ward formulating roles governing singer» to Join in the work on the church building was started Janu- nia. — ------- -- -------------- The - charter members will be there the transportation of - - logs *>',ver™n* on Ore- SPWiHiainCWendell will continue 25* 1891* °" a lot given by Kenneth Husby, a d d r e s s un- to receive the congratulations of gon highway» was announced Sat w illia m w e n n e li w ill continue Oscar Knox, and was dedicated known. their many hundreds of friends, urday by Ormond R Bean state ¡? ? I’ T,J D,,<'pmb«r 6, 1891. At that dedica- Clive Taylor, 817 W. Pioneer Our members are celebrating this utilities commissioner. Thé an ¡ d n L ïL 5 tion service there were ten addi- Way. Puyallup, Washington. homecoming by bringing an old nouncement f o l l o w e d another «ompanist. New music has been tions. >. I. u G. oimw Shaw, i-v Porter Apts., Ta- fashioned birthday offering in meeting of the committee, initiat- Purcba»«d find anyone interested Through the fifty y e a r s , the coma. Washington pennies. We expect to have more ed by Bean, of all departments of in affiliating with the organiza- . church of Christ has stood square- E, E. Coulter, Beaverton, Ore- pennies there that afternoon than the state proposed by f m n m i l l I x n m r s I/v/A W -» — — __ ■ Governor Gon will be welcomed. ly on New Testament doctrine and gon. most of us have ever seen in one Sprague, practices. It has served the com- E. L. Kechley, Seattle, Wash- place. All friends who wish to join The committee decided to issue ’'R A IN R ESIDEN T DIES. munity in numberless ways. It Ington in this are welcome to do so. We the roles in pamphlet form dis- Mrs. Fannie Wagoner Wilson, 62 has brought comfort in time of The Jubilee services will start are planning for at least six hun- tributing a copy to each onerator passed away December 2nd, after sorrow and Joy In time of glad- Sunday, December 8. and last dred to attend, and wish us God of a logging truck and which will a short Illness^ She wag born in ness to the many thousands of through the following Sunday, speed as we start the second fifty embody all of the roles effecting Drain on May 24, 1878 people who have been contacted Each message scheduled will em- years of work.— (Contributed). such vehicles on state highways. land Vonnoth u7hubv,b k*. A _ WPA — crew Y .. of — forty men start- ’ ed work at the Coast Fork dam Monday, clearing the trees and T h i m T T J n i ÎT2n^f«ÎL,dbf^ 2 ; A? p S ,^ erS transferred from the Fern Ridge dam and about the ÎT2T number will continue at the Fern Ridge dam, however, opera- tions there are handicapped on ac- count of high water. Three shifts of grnvel trucks are hauling gravel to the damsite from the Hall and Bishop gravel pit and normally about 500 yards of gravel Is being moved daily. Dirt work on the dam is virtually suspended due to the wet weather.
