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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
TI II RSI > U Ni iVEAIBER I I, lidi Safety Trophy Is Awarded to Z. E. Merrell Recently TUE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON About The Navy ' T he ( 'tille d S tates has never lost a w a r, /to r the navy a fleet action. T heater« can be fin e d «300 to r ilis c rin u ria lin g against a m an in v it It th irty -fo u r fleets o f pa»- N avy u n ifo rm In the d is tric t of '■'•li|;ci (’ him lls te il mm e lig ib le fo r C olum bia o r any U. M. T e rrito r y . a w a rd In G ro u p 3, co m p risin g *he The exact lim e of sunset at the e n tire w estern h a ll o f the U n lle il N aval Academ y 1« d e te rm in e d hy Stolen, o nil w ith fle e t* o|M*rated the A d m ira l, C om m andant, fo l by u t ilit y companies tra v e lin g lo w ing an old navy custom . m o te III. Ill 145.111)0 m iles, the N li- A m a rin e and b lu e ja cke t a lte r tionol S a fe ty C ouncil's tro p h y fo r nate in alw ays g u a rd in g the tom b l i i ' t honorM wok presented to Z. E. of John P aul Jones ut the N uval M i'it ill. president of the M m in lu in Academy. S to le P ow er C om pany re ce n tly. C hief o f the N a vy B ureuu of r h i' tro p h y , ii h c H iitlfu l bronze Ordnance keep,» a p ic tu re o f Sun- plaque, whs aw arded in recognl* ta B a rb a ra fot luck. She 1« p u tro n tio n o| the excellent record in the saint of ordnance men. o |X 'rn tlo n o f th irly -e lg h l m m |M iny A naval m an a lw a ys salutes the chim w ith nn aggregate m ileage of q u a rte r deck of a ship, us 4he 505,317 in the |M'U o <I fro m J u ly I, symlMil of the sta le . P ill), to June 30, PMI The firs t com m ander In ch ie f In co m m e n tin g on Hie recogni o t the A rm y and N uvy to hold tio n hi» com pany received fro m d ivin e service« on «hip board was the N i i I io iih I S u re ty C ouncil, M r President Itoosevelt. .Mei r i ll «aid: " N a tu r a lly we are N aval a ir sta tio n s u t C orpus g ra tifie d o ve r tin 1 ho n o r; m ore C h ris ti, Texas and Ja ckso n ville , thnn th a t w e ure Justly proud of H o i Ida have lib ra rie s o f 20,000 tIn 1 splendid w i f e l y record th a t Issiks fo r o ffic e rs and men. I ihs I m i ’ ii m a in ta in e d hy thoM* of Each U. S. b a ttle s h ip has a l i o u r com pany w ho have l»een re- b ra ry o f 2,000 o r m ore Ixsiks o f «ponalhle to r the o p e ra tio n of fic tio n und fa ct. these c u n , Needle«« to «uy, we T h i’ navy sent 2,500 hooks to Its ho|ie to keep the record ii« free men In Iceland and are adding fro m accldept In the fu tu re u« It 1,300 m ore; fic tio n und n o n -fic fill» been Jut Ing the |tusl year, if tion. possible A m a m a tte r o f fa ct, It tx T h e navy sent 800 Ixsiks to its i l i i ’ d u ly , not o nly o f o u r people men In S itk u , A laska, in M uy and hut o f e ve ry in d iv id u a l, to d riv e has tw ic e since replenm hed the w ife ly at u ll tim e« if the stagger- lib ra ry . in,: lo ll o f death and p ro p e rty des The s to ry goes th a t when men tru c tio n th ro u g h o u t th l« nation in the sunken su b m a rin e Squalus 1« Io be cut dow n." w ere w a itin g fo r help, they read aloud. "O n T he B o tto m ,” the tale o f a s u b m a rin e rescue. T hi- nu m b e r of m id shipm en at th e N a va l Academ y lius Jumped fro m 1.704 in 1934 to 3,118 at present. ________ N a va l o ffic e r« ure no lo n g e r re- T h e annual e le ctio n o f o ffice r» 'lu ire d to ow n «word« because of the D m en.i (»range whm held at nre m ore ih i la>f m eeting w ith t h f fo llo w * n.,: n ih I d I lin k e r r ,h<’ r<‘ UM’d lo Im‘ * ra tin g (M r D ec k er has been serving th e Q u a rte rm a s te r fo r the D orena G range «» m ustei «hue ,ncn <h," K e o f the navy hom tin- re m o va l of H e n ry W illia m so n ing pigeons. H o m in g tngeons are va lu a ble to to Redm ond, i Overseer, Eldon S teele; le c tu re r, Mr». Ort» .»leide; the N avy d u rin g ra d io silence o r ste w a rd . R ichard Whitney; assist had k ta tic w hen the ra d io is U-se- London M r. und Mr» C a rl Rodgers of S e a ttle w ere (••cent house guests at the R obert I'h illlp « home. M l and M rs. I*h illip s and th e ir guests s|*ent one day ut the coast. M rs. W. L. Townsend s|»ent the fo re p a rt o f last w eek in Eugene, w ith her sister, Mrs. James flic k s , w ho was q u ite ill. M rs. C a rl S m ull and M rs. Josie P h illip s w ent lo S p rin g fie ld , S a t urd a y lo a tte n d u m e e tin g of p r i m a ry teachers. M rs. N ora H enderson is v is itin g a t the home of h e r d a u g h te r in M a rs h fie ld . M r. and Mrs. Sum uel M e d fo rd le ft F rid a y fo r S e a ttle to v is it th e ir d aughter, M rs. James Green and th e ir son S am uel M edford Jr. o f the U. S. N avy w ho 1» at pres ent stationed near S eattle. M r. and Mrs. T orn Q ueener and c h ild re n have moved to the W il lia m L iv e ly fa rm fro m C ottage Grove. M r. und M rs. L . It. (k s x lw in and tw o c h ild re n ucconipum ed the C. K . W h a rto n fa m ily o f Eugene on a week end tr ip to Goldendale, W ashington. A S. N e w to n o f M ilw a u k ie v is ite d re c e n tly nt th»’ homes o f his son« Bert und M urry. M rs. Joe G eer and d a u g h te r P a tty and Mrs. Roy E w in g a t tended a b irth d a y d in n e r Sunday, ' given in honor o f E d w in T u lla r, w ho lives near Eugene. C. A C u rry o f A lb a n y visite d S unday ut the Robert Phillips home M r. C u rry c a rrie d th i' m ad on th is ro u te several years. Z e lla Mae Gable o f N ew berg sjs’nt the week end at the home o f h e r siste r, M rs. W ayne Berg- gren. M rs. E. N. B ra sh e r und sons B uck and W esley spent T h u rsd a y and F rid a y at the Pete K ib b y home near W a lto n M r. and Mrs. H a rry G arm an and c h ild re n spent S unday a t C heshire at the home o f M rs. G u tm a n 's b ro th e r, lx-L o ss J. R utun. D in n e r guests at the home ot M is . I.issie S m a ll, S unday w ere Messrs, and Mines. T. B. R oberts, und K e ith R oberts, M rs M a ry H enderer, a ll o t A a l u u f ; Mrs. Glen S tim m e l and baby o f B la ck B u tte , Messrs, and Mmes, George S u th e rla n d . W T Jones, J. E B ariton, M rs. H a ro ld Abeene and daughters L u c ile and Laveta. M rs. H e rb e rt S h o rtrid g e l e f t S a tu rd a y fo r Los Angeles, C a li fo rn ia , being called th e re by th e illness o f h e r m o th e r. M a rve l Geer le ft S unday fo r O xnard, C a lifo rn ia , Where he w ill e n te r V e n tu ra fly in g fie ld . M a rve l g raduated w ith th e class o f '39 fro m C o tta g e G rove hig h school, and took advanced p rim a ry fly in g a t A lb a n y last year. PAGE KE< I I'E K A T IN G I R O M A< ( I I I K X T . C liffo rd Green, em ploye o f the Scot) L u m b e r Co o f C u lp Creek, is re cu p e ra tin g in a Eugene hos p ita l fro m in ju rie s received on the 4fh, when he sustained sever a l broken rib s in a p e c u lia r acci dent th a t s trip p e d the c lo th in g fio m his body. III.» sleeve became entangl» d in a lin e sh a ft w h ile he was a tte m p tin g to connect a Iw le on a tr im saw. p re p a ra to ry to s ta rtin g up H is c lo th in g was com p le te ly to rn fro m his body and he was th ro w n in to a w oodpile. SOMETHING NEW New Shipment of Aluminum Cooking Utensils PERFECT POISE* Also New Fireplace Screens With »ho»« in perfect eomli fiott. I)on’t la- uneasy he- cause of shoe n< gleet. Enjoy your evening with shoes m tip-top simp.-. RED BOOT SHOE SHOP G ra b e r - G e tty s Dependable H ardw are R. G asper Buy Defense Stamps. Rubber Stam ps. Pads Ink. The Sentinel. Dorena Grangers Hold Election ant ste w ard , chaplain, Wicks; le«s. Raymond Mr» E tta F in n e rty ; tri iturei Mr». Avonclle W icks; »«•ci. t.iiy, Mi E thel H u n t, gate- keeper, Read Hemenway; Ceres, „ ...... Mts» ......................................... France« French: I'onomu, -Mi H e le n W h it n e t. F lo ra M u x l)o» is B la c k . lady assistant »lew iird . M rs V iv ia n C ole; executive c o m m itte e I o ic h H u n t. C laude A in .', and W ilb u r B lack, and m u- i,in. M rs T h e lm a W icks T ln u ik»g ivin g lilio ie r Planned. D ie H oren I Grange Is p la n nin g a ri g u la r T h a n k s g iv in g d in n e r to I»’ held at t> ltd p m November iftlth , w hich is tin ’ re g u la r m e e t ing dati- Mines, M a ry Arne, ( Iris Steele and M a y D u ffy w ere up- |H>iuted as a c o m m itte e in charge o f the arrangem ents. F irs t and second degree w o rk W ill Is- given at the m eeting De- em ber 4th. < iv e r It«) a tte n d e d the II dlow e'en p a rty sponsored by the V G A , T ile next m eeting o f the Y <• A w ill I«’ held N ovem ber 17th w ith M r. and Mrs. Ed D qcker. C laude A rn e re p o rte d on the ( 'u lla g e G rove m eeting, one o f the scries o f fa rm conferences held fo r i l i i ’ purpose o f Increasing the "fo o d fo r defense." W ilb u r Me- I nrland wax pewenl dud l i v e a to rt I.ilk , Chlldrea's Eyes Ear-Sighted Young children should not do much close eye work, for until they ure six or seven their eyes ure fur- sighted to some degree and not adapted to close focusing, according to the Better Vision Institute. e a s ie r by Greyhound Ride de luxe at low cost — by Greyhound. Service everywhere. See more, save more, enjoy more. FARES OnrWsy Round Trip San F rancisco . $7.117 Los Angeles . . 12.«« $13.81 22.7» S a l e m .......................1.8» I'm Blind . . . . $2.78 T a x Included 8.1« 4.83 l>e|Mit: 802 M ain Pu hh.»hes 55 volum es o f s a ilin g di- J ' * ’ “ ’ '»* fo r m a rin e r« th ro u g h o u t 1 n ,c ,u,v> h y d ro g ra p h ic o ffic e % * ;K' p u b lish es 450.000 copies »e o f n a u tic a l ch a rts, now it issues * 1" '* * ' 1 n,,vy hn* helped p e rfe ct t h - new science o f "p h o to g ra m m e try ," i.e., a e ria l p h o to g ra p h y fo r s u r veys and maps. O u r navy at »ea moves com p le te ly blacked out a fte r darkness. H ie N a vy B ureau o f Supplies and A ccounts owns no ro ll top deitka, because th e y a re consid ered fix ’» o f the "<fct it n o w " im pulse. The navy fo o tb a ll team has had a goat as its mascot since 1890. The goat th a t is navy fo o tb a ll mascot at the present tim e is B ill IX . a tw o y e a r old angora. The bugle c a ll fo rm e rly used to #,OP P olishing brass aboard ship ,1,,w *•* sounded us a b la c k o u t s*Kual. A m e rica n (||-»I!<,\.-|» a rc tin ’ l ‘" l> " n ,s " " woil<1 Which can | Iw refueled w ith o u t sto p p in g at sea. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! Cedars Buy the Gift Everyone Will Enj’oy—a New M r. and M rs. Rodnes S h u lts and d a u g h te r o f Eugene spent Sunday nt the H . Rhode home. M r. and M rs. F ra n k W illis en te rta in e d nt d in n e r Tuesday even ing fo r the M anhcck fa m ily . L o re n H u n t o f D orena v is ite d M r. and M rs. W . A . H em enw ay S a tu rd a y. Lena B urcham was d in n e r guest o f M r. and M rs. W. A. H em enw ay S aturday. Ed Ashby' made a blusiness tr ip to Roseburg M onday. M is . M y rtle Powers has moved fro m th is v ic in ity and Is now liv ing near Eugene. Miss M a rg a re t H em enw ay held open house fo r the S acret H e a rt h o sp ita l nurses and frie n d s last Sunday. T here w ere f if t y guests present. George T a r r and Donna w ere c a lle rs at the B o lto n home S unday i a fternoon. F i¡in k W o o d fo rk, 34. o l N o li, was hooked M onday In Lane coun ty ja il on a charge o f assault w ith in te n t to k ill, and M e lv in Jones. 37, also o f N o ti, whs in Eugene hospit.-il w ith three k n ife -w o u n d s in the le ft side o f his chest, fo l- j lo w in g an a lte rc a tio n e a rly S u n day m o rn in g in w h ich fiv e o r six ' men w ere involved, police re p o rt ! cd Monday. It's delicious, Nesselrode pud-J I d in g ice cream at G ustafson's o f! (•ourse. 1 4 -ltc I’lione »7 Z’o Ke/iew Afiserv of * 1' The Navy H ydrographic O ffic e ' N O T I S T A R R IN G . V N IF T IE R V T H R IF T IE R LO W The navy w ill keep university flig h t tra in in g u n its in ta c t d u rin g tra in in g to enable frie n d « to be together. COLDS 666 L IQ U ID TABLETS SALVE NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Tr» "Rsk M» Tira"—« WtsStrlsI llaliM nt »VxV - </»’ BETTER-SIGHT LAMP Now on Sale in a Special Introductory Offer O N L Y 10% D O W N Puts it in Your Home—Balance Small Monthly Payments See One of These Dealers Grove Hardware Bressler’s Furniture McLaughlin Furn. Radio Ray Brisbane Electric Coast to Coast Store Western Auto Sup. Plus 50% Savings Plan In introducing these new 1941 BETTER SIGHT LAMPS we are using a new plan. Our Special Introductory Offer gives you one of these new lamps for 10% DOWN PAYMENT and a small monthly payment on the balance. 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