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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1941)
TJIUtSIM V A lìil ST II lílll T U K KBNTIXEk COTTA. ¡E fi ROVE. OU EG ON j gene were dinner guests of the • W. A. llemenw-ays. J B Chas«', M r. and M r 1 Mrs. Eva Hemenway and daugh A rth u r Faye of Ixm Angeles anil te r Hazel arrived from Portland Mrs. Hemenway w ill Mi«. M B Sheffield of Green Saturday. view, California, recently visited make her home w ith her son and daughter-in-law . Mr. and Mrs. W. at- the It H Munheck home, Ed Ashby returned home from A. Hemenway Hazel w ill retu rn the coast August 6th u fte r v is it to P ortland Wednesday M r. and Mrs. James Hemenway ing his daughter and fa m ily. M is. visited w ith the Guy Holbday I I D. Bolton o f Depot* Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Yarbough of Co fa m ily at W alker. quille and W illia m N orris of Eu- Mrs. W. A. Hemenway and p a rtiu l unemployment $11 pin» $6 o r $17. Every employe »bould become fa m ilia l w ith the«* new proce- durea concerning p a rtia l unem ploym ent benefit*. I f he believe» he 1» eligible under the law und has not been so notified by hl.s employer, he should consult the nearest employment office fo r in structions lb - may file hi« in i * d claim at any tim e. He also w ill Is- told fu lly of but fig ht« and resist n «ibilities in the follow -up process. Cedars daughter M argaret held open house Wednesday afternoon, Aug ust 6th fo r the S ilk Creak-Gowdy- v illa and Cedar neighbors. P r e t r r t io n A c s ln a l Ilia «-« *« A quart of m ilk for the child, a pint for the adult, daily with whole grain cereal*, with leafy and other vegetables, beside* tiie potato and with the citrus and other fruits, wiU protect the body against diseaa« and make for good health. ................ — — ■ ' Il I.J i s K' trieving a l.rtte r What would you do if you hud m ailed a letter and It was a m atter of life or death t in t you intercept that letter before It reache;» Ita d el- tinutlon? Most perions wouldn’t know. But that letter can be inter cepted if there Is tim e One simply goes to the pout office, fill* out a certain form, pays for a wire which is sent to the post office destination ( of the letter, and in a few days • , notice arrives Inform ing you to call at local headquarters for your letter Birth of Three Preaiik-nts Despite North Carolina's claim to three presidents of the United Slates, Johnson. Polk and Jackson, only one "first lad y.” Dolly M adi son. was a native T a r Heel. Partial Unemployment Benefits Latham A. Seward of I'm lla n d visited ut th i' Jim Iiu ckin s liiitm* recent ly. He was enroute to M m «h lii-lil where he w ill now make In« home. Miss Jes|s*n»on, It N., of the Eu gene ho«|niiii s|>ent Tuesday via- It mg nt the home of Mm. M u tin y T runnell. M r. and Mm L. A Yi-amus mid daughter M im e m oied Saturday to the Annie S le n n ltt home which they have purchased ut Gowdy- ville, M elvin Huckms of M andifield 1» spending u few week« here w ith hi« cousin, Clement lluektn». M r. and Mm. Tom Hughes of Forest Urove visited recently at the Lee W illiam s and M urray T ru n n e ll homes John W diner« aceompanled them and stayed for an extended visit. M olly K lin e of Vancouver 1« Visitln*i at the Lee W illiam « home Sergeant John lien ne tt re tu rn ed to Ixw Angeles a fte r an ex tended visit at the Merle P orter New procedure« fo r payment of la n tiu l benefits to those not fu lly 'file F riendly Neighliors club employed were put into effect met at llorn'M grove Thursday a f during July by the Unemploy ternoon fo r a waterm elon and ment Compensation Commission. eantukiupc feed. The regular busi Because such claims w ill require special handling in our employ ness meeting wu« held und Mrs. Helen H ill wus presented w ith A ment o ffk ’es. the follow ing gener al inform ation 1« nnportunt to surprise "hosiess g ift." Eighteen workers. ladle« were present ami Mrs. A w o tk e r 1« p a rtia lly unemploy (¡race Uulvemon became a mem ed when he work« |es« than fu ll ber. The next meeting W ill la- w ith Mr«. Mamie Krebser, August tim e fo r his regular employer and earns less than his weekly liene- 21sl fit amount, due to lack of w ork. M r and Mm F rank G rim m and sons Jack and Jim were dinner Four condition* must be m et: 1. Less than normal fu ll-tim e g'ieslH at the Ixiw ell I lens ton w ork fo r that individual home last Tuesday evening hon 2. Continuous attachm ent to a oring Mr. Grimes on hi« hirthduy regular employer fo r a consider anmvorsary. able period. Mrs. F. A. Spencer and three 3. A v a ila b ility fo r ciuitum ary •laughter« of Itusehurg «|s-nt last fu ll-tim e bouts if offered. week ut the honv* of Mrs. Spenc I. Earnings less than $15 or er's sister-in-law , Mm. C urrier. Uldene lliiv e rfie ld left fo r her weekly benufit amount. Covered employers have bgen home in Utah Thursday, u fte r home. s|M-iidmg the summer w ith her given tin- responsibility of issuing • “ N ig " Ilam m eriekson of Red w ritte n notux- of possible e lig ib i eollKin. Alyce Fisher. oing, California, »pent the week fo r p a rtia l unemployment Kenneth Snider returned to hi« lity end at the Lee Williams home. home here last week a fte r spend benefits. This notice is fo r is e of Jean Yearous returned home ing the summer ut Nebraska An the w orke r In filin g a claim at S aturday a fte r an extended visit aunt, Mi«« Muc Snider, accotp- the nearest employment office. w ith relatives in Vunuouvei, <'h ie Unless such w orkers, become I mined thein home to visit. hale, und Seattle. M r. und Mm. T o m I ’artney to ta lly unemployed, they are not M r. und Mm. R O, Yearou« and daughter« of Culp Creek «pent required to register fo r work. •pent Sunday ut Swi..shome v is it Sunday afternoon at the Edward They must, however, be available fo r fu ll-tim e w ork w ith th eir ing at Hie home of M m Yearous* , K tybsyr home. brother, W aldo H ull The women o f the F rien dry regular employer W a iting w-eeks Neighbors club enteHained th e ir may I k - served a lik e by those ' husbands and fam ilies w ith an lop to ta lly p r jm rtlu lly unemployed. A fte r benefits have been de eream fi-ed at the school grounds term ined and made known to the Jack Jo ll was pleasantly sur- F riday evening Ten gallons o f ice claim ant, the employer is asked p riM il on hts Im t Inlay Sunday eve ci earn was furnished. A hull game to use an approved form to n o tify ning when a group of friends la-tween the club women and the the under-employed w o rk e r o f the men ami Isiys was played e a rly in (a ile d to spend the evening. weeks fo r which he is ehgibk- fo r M r. and Mm. Max Seats und the evening The men won by u p a rtia l benefits. l*ro,»erly filler! «««ire of X to 6. •on Jerry w ill a rrive at the Km - Lester Solomon o f Days Creek out. this form may be used by the e«t Sears home Friday. They have is staying nt the C u rrie r home w o rk e r in continuing his claim at been on a vacation trip to Cana ! w hile employed ut the dam above the employment office. da Four weeks is allowed the The Lawrence Brown fam ily Cottage Glove, w orke r in which to present this picnicked at Umpqua bench Sun day. •M STATE l* K ls ( l\ INM ATES claim . Th« form must be verified by the employer. It may be sent M r and M is. Reese Zum w alt of I 'U illll'I I in by m ail. The calendar week E lm ira called ut the Clay Zum should lu* used if it corresponds SA LE M . The s t n t e parole w alt and latwrenix* Brown bonus board said in Its annual n -p irt to the payroll week; if not. the Thursday ufternoon lust week that it released 246 the week w ith in which most of Mugwump stute prtMin convicts during the the days fu ll. Exam ple: W o r k e r norm a lly T h r term , ‘m u g w u m p ," was first year ended June 30, white it earns $25 a week. P a rtia lly em Used on June IS, IHIH, by the Nrw studied cases of M IO inmates. York Sun which desigiiuU-d the F orty-nine imrolcs, o r eight |»er ployed at $11 a week. W eekly m em b er* of the K rp u b liian party cent of those granted, w e rr re benefit amount $15 I6G o f high Who refused to support the regu voked because the parolees v io la t q u a rte r pay in base year». Par la r party nominee, James (■ Blaine, ed term s of th e ir paroles. The tia l benefits are $15 less $11 plus as "Mugwumps.** The term had hoard said this was a low- aver $2 (earnings allowed by law I. or been used by the Indlunn,mils Sen age $6. T o ta l income during week of tinel In IK72 . 111 1 . - - .i" J .* Jobs were obtained fo r 250 of the released prisoners, 151 by the board and 99 by the men them selves. The board now- has 561 parolees under its supervision. Saginaw F o r a delicious drxsi-rt, tr y our Karrnal pecan ice creum. G ustaf son's o f cours«'. l- ltc - 4 i • ■ • ' ( * Typical Bills for Electric Service, Willamette Valley District—PROOF that Thousands Now Share in lO .. . .... M — »•- - «dtk a » « a» M S B » « . . . i « b M - , MB » . • • — 8 - - « «r t a S le s-w « : : « te i« * " ••• • . Z 1 te 1 m - ï ï ¡ • x J ! ® - i la h e *« • »s ..; .; .: £ / YOU CAN VREDUCE I SAFELY UP TO 10 IB S IN FIVE DAYS It Is Safe-Positively It Improves Health W a n t U r«4ar»r Of coarM »•« So If ro a osa So II oofolr. 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