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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1941)
Savings Every Day at Thrift Wise—the store that brought and maintains for Prices for this Cottage Grove territory. yea— Out-Bate 50c Gem Razor with 5 Blades 60c 50c Barbasol Shaving Cream, both ,39c 35c Cleansing Tissues, 500’s 85c Dr. Miles One A Day Tablets, 90’s 83c 39c 50c Vitalis Hair Tonic .. 33c 50c Camphorated Oil 50c Tek Tooth Brushes, Reg. or Nylon 23c 39c $1.00 Hot Water Bottles, Special Lowest Cut-Rate Prices on All To’oaccos Mr. and M ik . Orville Dudley of Roseburg were overnight guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Jones at Black Butte. Other Persons Are Interested In Where You Go and When You Return. Phone Your News to 139. Swindled * Miss Jaunita Hinkins of De troit, Michigan, left yesterday for her home after visiting a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, El mer Tohlen. Alvin Dugan, a student of Ore gon State College, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dugan. Mr. and Mrs. John Heliums of Echo v i s i t e d Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren. Mr. Warren was Mrs. Heliums' school teacher thirty- five years ago at Kremlin, Okla homa. Mrs. O. W. Blnckmore spent from Thursday night to Saturday with her daughters, Mrs. Mabie and Mrs. Maude Funk near Lon don. John Long and Lee Nichols of the Grove Hardware attende«! a district meeting of Philco refrig erators held last week in Portland. Mr. Long has purchased a carload of these refrigerators to be placed in stock here soon. Mrs. H. A. went a major last week at is report «?d to factorily. D r. Edgar A. I.o w th rr. S a n F ra n - chtro M rlhndLst m in i» trr. «ho claim ed in F ed e ra l C o urt tria l he waa sw indled of S350U by two d e fen d an t» in old "S panish prisoner" racket w orked fro m M exico C ity. He paid m oney in belief h r was securing release of w ealthy A m eri ca n fro m M exican ta il. Mason, who under operation Friday of a Eugene hospital, be recovering satis Lady Cop Button Tab Sale to Aid in Fight Against Infantile Paralysis • , « "T r, • • g Sale, ✓ — e* For • Instead of That Wet ai**»»« ♦***»- ♦ Wood. - T Cfaig & Miller Transfer 39 South flth Street t Rites for Mrs. The Cedar Sunday s c h o o l ie- Malinda Aubrey cwntly eleeted their new officers for the year as follows: Superin A membership drive for the Bo tendent. Bernice Lauhaeh; secre hemia Ski club will be inaugurat To Be Held Friday tary . Caroline Bolton; treasurer. ed at an early date, Wayne Mack- in. club president, announced yes terday. A meeting of the club has Ixx'ii calk'd nt the council rooms of the city hall this evening at 7:30 p. m. All members of the «'tub and others Interested in ski- ,11,g are urged to attend. At the meeting this evening plans will lx* made to launch the membership drive. skiing Good. Skiing now at the Bohemia club ts the heat of the season with ad ditional snow winch fell last week. Sunday six elub memlx-rs. Misses Price and IXxison anil Messrs. Wayne Maekin. Bill Helliwell. Bill Workman and Bud McCoy, s|x*nt the day in the Bohemia section, two going to the summit. They found conditions ideal for skiing with a fresh fall of s n o w last week. The snow measured alxiut a foot and a half on the lower summit. At least two and possibly two and a half months of good skiing remains and more snow will likely fall next month. Club members are anxious to get the affuirs of the elub going over in a big way while weather remains favorable. An increasing interest in refor estation on private land in wes tern Oregon is reported by Dr. George W. Peavy, president-emer itus of Oregon State college anil a member of the state hoard of for estry. who has Just taken |x»rt In a series of meetings on this sub- ; jeet. At these meetings, held at Mc Minnville. Dallas. Albany. Eugene, Roseburg. Coquille, urul Newport, hearings were held on the classi fication of approximately 40,000 acres of loggi*d-off lands as refor estation lands. Under the state law owners of cut-over forest lands may have their holdings classified as reforestation lands, explain'd Dr. Peavy. During the period «if such classi fication, taxes of only five rents an acre per year are collected. When the new crop of timber is removed, owners pay to the coun tit's 121-» per rent of the value of the logs removed as a yield tax. County officials are generally In favor of this classification pro gram. said Dr. Peavy, and are co operating with state forestry of ficials in making the law effective. U . H. M A R IN E C O R P S T O BE E X P A N D E D . The U. S. Marine Corps will probably he authorized very short ly to recruit a larger number of men than it was allowed to enlist all during 1940. it was revealed by Major James B. Hardie, re cruiting officer in charge of this district. The names of a considerable number of applicants who have already tx'en accepted have been placed on a waiting list, pending such time as they can actually be enlisted. The quota for February will most likely exceed that for this month, the major believes. Prob ably by March the Marine Corps will he allowed to expand to such a degr<*e that new recruiting sta tions will have to be established in this district to take care of en listments. Recommendations for the opening up of new stations at Klamath Falls. Oregon, and Lew iston, Idaho, have already been made. At present the Portland district maintains recruiting sta tions at Salem and La Grande Oregon, at Walla Walla. Washing ton. and Boise. Idaho, in addition to headquarters at Portland. R em o ving Egg Htalna Ordinary table salt and water wiU remove egg stains from silver spoons. Sterling Silver Sterling silver contains at least »25 parts by weight of silver in l.OUO parts of alloy. ( H F K 'E R H E L E C T E D . Rites for Mrs. Malinda Aubrey, 77, who died at the family home lit 36 North 5th street Tuesday morning, will lie belli Friday after noon nt 1:30 p. m. at the Smith rhtqx'l with the Rev. Gonlon Hypes, Christian minister officia ting anil the services by the Cot tage Grove Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Aubrey, a pioneer resident of this section |M,sse«l away after an extended illness. Mrs. Aubrey, whose maiden name was Sbarlel Malinda Nichols was born May 5. 186-1 In Iowa and later movixl to Lawrence, Kansas at the age of eight. At the age of twelve the family moved to Bonanza. Oregon where she sfx'nt her early life. On February 8. 18KO she was married to Irvin Aubrey at Bonanza, where they lived until coming to Cot tage Grove In 1907. Mrs. Aubrey has mailt* her home her«' since that date. Mr. Aubrey passitl away in 1909. Surviving are three daughters and three sons; Mrs. Anna Ham mond of Montague. California. Mrs. M. E. Moore of Butte Falls, this state and Mrs. R. 8, Smith of Cottage Grove; Ray Aubrey of Malin and Rosa and Ralph of Klamath Falls and one brother, Frank Nichols of Bonanza, twenty grand children and five groat grand children Mrs. Aubrey was a member of the Christian church, the Rebeknh bulge and the Women's Relief corps. Merritt Bolton; pianist. Morene lziwranee. The teachers are Ber nice luiiilaieh. teaching the seni ors; Mi-s. <>ta Hrmenway. teach ing the Juniors, and Mrs Jewell Calvart teaches the primaries and beginners. Cedar Sunday school has 41 en rollees. Ruth Davis and Darrell Mc Clanahan have chosen aides to compete In winning points. The losing side will give a party to the winning aide; to be given In February. The Sunday school la progress ing rapidly under the much appre ciated work of Mrs. Lauhaeh. INSURANCE FOR LIFE - Use Equitable Life Aasur ance Society of New York. FOR FIRE Hartford Fire In». Co. of Hartford, Conn. FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE- Hartford Accident a n d Casualty of Hartford, Conn. Yours For Sound, Safe, Insurance H. K. METCALF Agent V a le n tin e C a r d s THOUSANDS OF THEM 2 for5c 5e 10 15 25<- Pick Them Early Whitmans, Brown & Haley, Gobelin and Canterbury Heart Boxes of Fresh Candy 1(F «o ‘3.50 Brown’s Drug Store Real E state Values of the W eek Out of the city limits hut has all city conveniences. Attractive large home on Knox Hill. Full basement, good furnace, fireplace, two bathrooms, five bi'drooms. Sightly location, onp acre of grxxl garden land. $3.500 on terms. Might trad«' for smaller place. Got a car or some lots to trade? Cute bungalow at 517 South 8th Street that owner will consider trade on. NEAR CHAMBERS' MILL. 3 bedroom modern house, good bam and chicken house. 6 acres of ground. 51,300 ensy terms. One of the finest homes in Cottage Grove, and you can be the owner for Just $4,250. Easy terms. Must be Men to be appre ciated. Excellent large farm. Owner might trade his «•«juity for other property. Real Estate RODMANS Insurance “ DICKERS IN DIRT'* HERE’S WHY more than Stith and son Junior spent Sunday on the coast near Florence. Half-A-Million Women will buy a New Keep Your Body Fit for Any Emergency General Electric Refrigerator in 1941! Louis Wilson, who is stationed with the Coast Guards at Seattle, Washington, is home on a fifteen day furlough. February is the most severe of the winter months because of the changeable weather. Fanny Leabo returned the lat ter part of last week from a few days visit in Portland. Your system needs the stamina and vita mins milk supplies. The youngsters must have it, grown-ups need it. Elmer Christenson, M y r n a Schefieltf Stewart for Plumbing, Pfrone 217J. __________ 1-tfc Saltsman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coal and B ricketts « FHAR BUNDAY HCISOOI. Bohemia Ski Club to Start Campaign for New Members M O R E IN T E R E S T S H O W N IN H i l t \ T E R E F O R E S T A T IO N See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real The grudge basketball g a m e . Mr. and Mrs. C. Nielsen spent Estate Bargains. Loans, Rentals, benefit infantile paralysis fu n d . a few days in Portland last week Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc Dorena all stars vs Creswell all visiting and attending to business stars. Jefferson school gym, Feb- matters. It pays to Insure sure in- gth. Admission 15 and 25c. surance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc * 25-ltc2i Gary Funk of Black Butte spent Don't forget the benefit basket from Saturday to Tuesday at the Mrs. Lenora Pvburn returned home of his grandparents. Mr. and ball game. Jefferson school gyni. Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Admission 15 and 25c. Beairsto at Eugene, Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton and Mrs. iv- ’ — —— Announcement has been receiv N. E. Compton went to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith Tuesday to attend a Women's So ed of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gustafson "ere visitors Sunday at the home ciety of Christian Service confer of Eugene at -the Sacred Heart of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ence. hospital. January 27th. Mr. and Smith, at Wildwood. Mrs. Gustafson are former rest- ------------ Mrs. Addington. Mrs. Ray Vin dents of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes of cent, Mrs. Arlene Hughes and the .... — Mohawk and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Hypes at Mr. and Mrs. Morss of Redding. Grimes and family of Eugene were tended a Christian church convo California, came recently to make Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and cation in Portland Monday and their home in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Wayne Monroe. Tuesday. __ u„ . t _______ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker of Fred L. Mills and family of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lamm. Dexter were guests Sunday of Mr. Black Butte left for Puyallup, Maxine Powell and Clyde Kinney l'n iq u r am ong law r n f o r r r m r n t and Mrs. J. V. Stewart. Mr. Park- Washington, to attend the funeral visited Sunday at the home of o !fleer» i» th is San Franeixeo lady er and Mrs. Stewart are brother of Mr. Mills' father, who died in Mr. Lamm’s mother, Mrs. George rap p er. K a te S u lliva n , w he cele b rated h er 25th year an the job. and sister. Lake City, Minnesota. Friday, Berry at Delake. She'» in M isa la g Person» B u rra u . January' 24th. M b . J. P. Graham has received Bob Anderson. Fern Tracy and 'orc| of Jimmy Cann made a busin«?ss trip Mrs. Ida Oglesby Thompson. at Elizabeth Hopper. Mr. and Mrs. to Salem Tuesday. Prairie City. Mrs. Thompson was Harold Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. D. born* on Row river 81 years ago Fox and family and Mtss Laura Harold Wolfard, manager of the and was a daughter of the late Beth Hopper were all here to at- local Irish-Swartz store, attended The opportunity to contribute Willi^m Oglesby and Mrs. Ogles- tend the funeral of Mrs. Mary a meeting of managers in Eugene to the f i g h t infantile paralysis by. 1 vho located in 1854 on Row Montieth last Saturday, Tuesday evening. campaign will end within a few river on what is known as the Mrs. Glennie F r o s t returned Layng place. Tony Fraiola and Vinal Randall days and so far as known as this Saturday from Portland where she Jr. of Willamette University vis is written, only one other bent'fit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sams. Mr. and has spent the past three months. ited a few days last week at the event will be given, the basketball Mrs. Kermit Sams, Mrs. Lena She underwent an operation on home of Vinal’s parents. Mr. and game between, the Creswell and Dorena allstars at the Jefferson Sams and son Norman, and Mr. her eyes and spent the time in a Mrs. Vinal T. Randall. school gymnasium, February 6th. and Mrs. Lev Van Schoiack were hospital and a sanitarium. The There are plenty of button tabs, guests Sunday at the home of Mr. operation was reported success- Mrs. C. N. Robbins, 69, died and Mrs. William Telford at Lone fuL January 20th at her home in Le- however for those who want to Pine. ------------ Center, Minnesota. She was a help in the campaign. Monday a _______ i Leon M. Morton has returned to daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. new supply of tabs arrived and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Witcher his home from a Eugene hospital G. Robbins, formerly of Cottage were pluced on sale at the follow and children of Vida visited where he underwent a minor op- Grove and sister-in-law of Mrs. ing business houses: Club Cigar friends In Cottage Grove Satur- eration for complications .result- Finley Whipps. store, Gray Goose Cafe. Eagle day. ' ‘J ing from a broken leg four years Cigar Store, Thriftwise. Gustaf LORANE GRANGE. son's and the Rex Cafe. Two or ■ ....... ago. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McCollum ------------ The Lorane Grange m e t last three cards of buttons have been visited his niece at Wendling Sun- Miss Jacqueline Morton, stu- week with a g o o d attendance, given the schools for sale before day. ’ dent at O. S. C.. spent the week thirty-one members and three vis the ending of the campaign, Feb ) end at her home on the Black itors present. Reports on the REA ruary 6th. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart and Butte road. She was accompanied activities were given by L. S. Dey George Martin visited friends at by Miss Louis Pittenger of Cor- and J. M. Allender. Committees NEW Í ONGRESNIONAL Wilbur and Sutherlin Monday. vallis. were appointed to arrange for the DISTRICT PROPOSED Pomona meeting, which will be Mr. and Mrs. J. S. VasBinder Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Carlson, held with Lorane next month. A fourth congressional district visited in Marshfield and Rose Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trembley Committee members were Mmes. with -Cottage Grove as the north burg Sunday. and Mrs. Waiter Woodard spent Lorang, Dunn, Foster and Lynch. ern boundary has been proposed the week end at Mt. Hood on a Of general interest was the talk by the Lane county delegation at Mr*. Wayne Monroe and Mr. ski party. given by Fred Knox of the Silenc Salem. The fourth district, said to and Mrs. J. G. Grimes left Wed-j er Creek grange on the recent have the backing of the southern nesday morning for Seattle, Wash Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson and AAA conference at Corvallis. Oregon delegation would create a ington to spend a week visiting at son Bob spent the week end in The H. E. C. club met with Mrs. new district for the national house the home of Mrs. Grimes’ brother, Portland visiting friends and rela Vera Seales Tuesday and on Wed of representatives with the south Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dorks. tives. While there they visited at nesday the club held an all day ern half of Lane county as the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert northern boundary and Eugene as Watches fixed right at Starr’s Bede. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lincks meeting at the hall to prepare the the dividing line. The new district, building for the Pomona meeting. Jewelry store. 25-2tc-26 and at the home of Mrs. Nelson's would embrace Coos, Curry, Doug sister. Mrs. John Harpole. Inci las. Josephine. Lane, Lincoln and P re v en ts D a rk e n in g Don't forget the benefit basket dentally Nelson won the treats Placing the eggs in boiling water Linn counties. The bill of course ball game, Jefferson school gym, from Bede in a golf game played will prevent the yolks from darken would be contingent on the crea February 6th, Dorena vs Creswell. on the Portland links. ing. when preparing them for hard- tion of a new district by the na Admission 15 and 25c. 25-ltc boiled eggs. tional congress. _________ ______ , Betty and Dorris Amest, Ger- S i ST 4 - i i a'dine Ken, Marvel Geer mid Robin Woods were among t hose I loe Cream, home from Oregon State college , C. O. Cronmcsj. tt over the week end. , THURSDAY, 4ANVARV 30. 1911 THE SENTINEL, CO1TAGE OROTE. OREGON PAPE SIX Clarence Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boak of Loon Lake vis ited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller. Mr. Harvey went on to Portland to spend a week. The grudge basketball g a m e , benefit infantile paralysis fu n d . Dorena all stars vs Creswell all stars. Jefferson school gym, Feb ruary Glh. 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