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tih usdav , septem A ek in, in 12 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON 194th Division to Be Activated Sept. 15 at Camp Adair Cl liiiesc Reunion in Arizona PAGE THREE ...... " Í 5 ? , Delight Valley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon spent a few days recently visiting rela tives in Portland. The f Jscar Jacksons visited Sun day in Eugene with the Robert Rauch family. They brought ih.-ir grandson Norman Rauch back Chinese Air with them for a week's stay. Farce isdets Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Biown In training at visited with the former's parents, Thundrrbird Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, and Field near the Bob Gay family in Eug-ne f’hoenis, Sum lay. Arl«., are Dean Jackson spent the week end at Scottsburg. (reeled by Mrs. George Bohrer of P e r - T. P. Sun, land visited Sunday at the Dave with Chinese Hite home. Consulate at M r. and Mrs. John Dunlevy ard San Francisco, daughters Florence and B -tty and sister, spent Sunday at the De Berry Miss P ra rl home near Creswell. The Pete Hugdahl family . ere Hun. Both week-end guests of the Eldon are (ra n d - Cranes at Drain. children of Ralph Soars suffered painful in China's be juries and a fractured rib recent loved first ly when he was thrown from o president, horse. Hun Vat ben. Sunday callers at the ChaCes Conner home were Mrs. Elmer Panko and son Stanley Conner of Portland. Mrs. Hugh McCormick of W alker and M r and Mrs. E m il' Hartig of Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrirrp,' THORSEN ATTENDING OF- and Freda Stalder of Poitland I K ERN M 1IOOI. spent from Monday till Wednes day at the home of the gills' par Corporal Norman A Thorsen ents, M r. and Mrs. John Stalder. has been admitted as an officer candidate to the air forces officer TRUN NEI- COMPLETES candidate school at Miami Beach, COURSE Florida A fter successfully com- pieting an intensive twelve weeks G R EA T LAKES. IL L IN O IS . — course of instruction. Officer Can- uuii John V. Trunnell, son of Mr. and didate Tboreson will be commis- John L. Trunnell of Cot- stoned a 2nd lwutenant In the air , Grove (> week forces army of the United States. Buccewfully co^ e led . 16_week ('A M I* A D AIR, Oregon The 104th Division a new, World H n r No. II division formed solely to fight, will lie activated «1 Camp Adair Tuesday, Keplember 15, with exeirlaes so short that the ceremony will scarcely cause any break In the division's prepara tion» for action In this war Simple, although Impressive, will be this first formal event In the history of. what proluihly will tie known us the Frontier Divis ion It will consist of men from all Paris of the United States They will he trained to fl«ht with the fierceness of the limiter wolf, that formidable beast being a division- I • I pet, as Is Indicated by the shoulder patch The activation program begins with band music and the invoca tion by Major F J Worthington divisional chaplain W ar depart ment orders of activation will be read hy l.t Col. A M Button, Adjutant General, and then Briga dier General It F Kramer, Assist ant commanding officer, will pre- »ent to General Cook a history and is lieing refinished this week. of the division and Its component Mis. McGarvIn will teach again units. .Neat General t ook will speak and present the colors, j A first aid meeting was held at this term. Chaplain tCapt I I. T. Jenks will the H a n k s store last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Clifton pronounce the benediction ami the afternoon Mis. Rita Overholaer i,n<1 M,n Donald spent a few days National Anthem will >■• played. W’us elected chairman due to the visiting relatives :n California last The activation ceremony takes resignation of Mrs. Lela Clifton. week place at 10 o'clock in the morn Mrs Jones wus present to explain Fred 1'singer spent the Labor ing and at night there will la- a how to fold and wrap cumpreaaes Da> w e e k end W'ith friemls in the reception and dance at the 104th lor sterilizing amt check fust aid community. Mrs Uainger and recreation center. supplies for the posts. The next three children returned to Port- The new division really had its meeting will lx- September 1« at ,an<1 w,,h him. beginning shortly after the end of » Of) p m, the other war as a reserve ill- M r and Mrs Andrew Brund of i of Vision, the early units including Cottage Grove and Iheir son I kind, the officer candidate studies .VMth F A. and .129th Engineers. George of Portland called at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hull of more than 35 specialized courses Headquarters were nt Salt Lake Boyd Allen home Sunday Chico, California, have Iteen vis- ,n administrative, itersonnel and City. In 1924 the officers reqoctt* Pvt Lloyd B.snop left Satur- ding Mrs. Anna Bolton and other »opply duties. Upon graduation. cd that rh«- division might be of- day morning to report, at Fort friends officers will he assigned to duty ftclally named the Frontier re l-ewts for m ilitary training. Marvin Addy of California has in one of these departments in the vision, but the war de|tai iment M r and Mm. Hoy Zehner were been visiting his wife, June Addy, a«1 forces, thus relieving trained does not give xuch names, pre- Saturday supper guests at the C and other relatives. pilot» from such duties and al- ferring to let them develop oa- N, Duncan home. Mr. ahd Mm S. A. Bolton, lowing them to devote their full turally among officers and men The Draper family have sold Mabie and Sterling. Marvin Ad- t,me «<> Gymg. It wax back In 1921 that the their property and possession.* and dy, Mrs Anna Bolton, Mr. and His father. Thom O. Thoreson. shoulder patch wax adopted A l nutved to Los Angeles where Mr. Mix Charles Hud went to Eugene lives on Black Butte route, Cot- ready 'fam iliar in this camp, it Draper is employed. Monday to see the boys leave for lage Grove. Oregon. conalxtM of the head of a timber Miss Faye Calvert lx Visiting the navy. Dean Bolton left with i -..... - wolf in silver, on a green Itack- with a friend in Cottage Grove four other txiys from the Grove.' Invest more than ten percent of g round The design wax by Chas. for several days. They were Rieliard Palmer. Leo >our earnings in W ar Savings Livingston Ball, artist and author The Clausen family have moved Tonoli, Jack h u lt t and Darrell Bonds today and create a ready ity on wild life to the old Teeters place, formerly Sarff. means for the needs of tomorrow. Officer* of the 104th division occupied by M r. and Mrs. Fergu- The Rev. nod Mrs W A. Elkins are headed by Major General s''n of Monmouth and Mm Ftnnerty Cook. Brigadier General Kramer. M r and M ix Roy Simonette wi re overnight i»- wts of W Col. II. C. Mandell. Chief of Staff, and daughter of California are Hemenways U'"'rr’ ni S T '* ’ “ l ‘M r S * Bolton, D *a" IXinckel. commanding officer of ’ er. Mrs Ixxmaid Hudgins and S t e r lm s an d M a b ie Mix Ann» the division's artillery. Col Roh- family. M r Simonette returned to iwiton vir and M is J M Bolton, ert O. Montgomery, artilk-ry exe- his home Saturday hut hi.x wife Mr. and Mrs Marvin Addy and cutlve officer. Colonels W. I’ «nil baby will extend their visit Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hull made a Waltz. A, J. Touart and J. H for a week or two. trip to McKenzie Bridge Sunday. Cochran, infantry commanding of- i Junior Whaley has just recov- They vtMited with the Alex Lilja iie e rx . 1.1 Col (' p, M cN arj « n d iiom ■ m m <d cMckaapM family and had a picnic dinner. commanding officer for special W ilbur ('«lllnx Killed The W A Hemenways are harv troops W ilbur Collins, formerly of this esting their caster lillies this Others on the staff include: Lt. .community, wax (utally injured Cols. R. B Wilkes, C T Senay, September 2nd while working in week. James E Bowen. I I E Enderton. ’ he woods nt Sweet Home E R. Alt MY AW 1 IT S K K IL L E D A. M Button; C. A M cIntyre and Darnell anil daughters and Lcon- I.A H O K E K S L. W Boyd. Chaplain Worthing- ard Estes attended the funeral tnn and Majors Ru-haid Hopelaln. service at Sweethome Sunday Specialists who can transfer L. W. Belcher, J. W Bonner, 1. D The regular meeting of the Williamson. H E. Pearson. C. J ncighl>orh<x>d club wax postponed their skills through on-the-joh Perry. C. L. Pennington and La- last week because Mrs. Calvert training to army needs are want mont A Pack. Captains E. P was called to Salem to see her ed for immediate enlistment in , *hc army air forces. Signal corps Redlln, It Pease, L. T. Jenks. M. father who is ve;y til a 17‘ '„ '" k an<1 Ordnance department. Lieut W. Jom-s, Fernley W Duey and will he held September 17 with C. J. Klelnegger: and 1st Lleuten- Mrs Clara Duncan. Memlams are enant Colonel II. H. Hana ley, ants W J Boydstun. C. T Nau. asked to bring thimbles and scls- Rrm> rocruiling officer for Ore- J. E. Cook; and 2nd Lieutenants sors. « °n- has «"»»«unccd. Mike A. Walters. B A. Almvig. M r and Mrs. Elmer Slllsbec Opportunities for rapid advance- C. H. DeGroat and M. II. Smythe have moved to .Eugene. ment ln ,he noncommissioned Merlin Dewey has returned ' opt " J ™ " fr“ m. from Walla Walla and will he In- " ' f * d ffervn r'clds, “ wa,,cuh- ducted into the army September m" kcr5' ,<x’m i ,xers' ,ocl<-smlths. 22. He and Mrs. Dewey have it - "?d vacuum cleaner typa.rmon Mr*. Pluma Hannah of Salem is turned to their home at Divide. Thbi he i,ddc<l ,hat manv visiting at the B. F. Jackson .. » a- . . . qualified men enluding in the Margaiet Babcock has resigned g ,a(jc of home. private with base pay of Miss Mildred Hannah of Port- I as nui sex aid at the Sacred Heart 550 p,,r month will receive ratings land visitdl at the B. F. Jackson "nd will sooh go to Port- in , hc ((>p three grad(.s wlth home Sunday land <° continue her nurse's train- mensúrate pay. John White has rented the *nK — __________ house on the K. K. Olson place, I The Adventist school opened Well - distributed lioldings of moving here from Lynx Hollow Tuesday. Mrs. Clifton is teaching W ar Savings Bonds throughout The W alker gmde school will with twelve pupils enrolled. The our country will create a saf”- start September 14. Mrs. Ray public xcliool will start Seplem- guan! to our people in the adjust- Gleason Is the teacher. 1 s t 14 The floor !ias Iteen sanded ment [>eiioil that follows victory. The hay baler w c, busy In this community Sunday The Art Reed family of Santa Clara visited at the Fred Quinn home Sunday. Creek Cedars course of intensive training in the ior aviatwn machinist's mates a, the KChooLs of ,p e y S. navy here Great Lakes service schools of- fer courses in 21 of the 55 trades of , he y s Selection of mcn to attend the schools was made on the basis of a series of , ptitude tests given to every Bluejacket during his period of recruit training. ________________ I'nsues Hero Professor F attig of E m o ry univer sity ate nearly 10.000 bugs, in clu d in g several live spiders, to prove that if a man accidentally cats a bug or a spider it w ill not harm him. B ack to School AND 'NO MONKEY BUSINESS!’ SAYS REX PUTNAM This puts you on the 'pet. Theje arc scricui timas that call for serious measures and work. Your instructors have mere to do than ever and it is up to you to east the strain. You can 3ave time and increase your efficiency with the proper S C H O O L S U PPL IE S We are still able to effer you most of the essential items at last y e tr ’B prices but many items will be limited to stocks on hand since they cannot be replaced. We are publishing no list of items in stock but you cer tainly are invited to inspect our stocks and we hope tor an early call. We shall give you the be3t service possible under the circumstances. Some of our shipments have been delayed hut we antici pate them in time for school opening. W E’LL BE WAITING FOR YOU K E M ’S f o r D R U G S The Rexall Store _ ___ • « • ■ • s » ' «V— We Buy v Your Junk n. Bring us your metal and soft rubber We buy metal and scrap iron Cottage Grove W. E. Mills At Dump Grounds east Exchange of town, phone 29F11 f o r n i r Á4FV M i t i l i . X Walker g ,r^n and S t m Get this F R E E S U T H E R L IN M IN ER S SPON SORED LABOR DAY F E T E Official U. S. Army Air Corps Squadron Insigne Sutherlin miners sponsored a iAibor Day program at Gobblers Held near Oakland Monday. En tertainment hy staging various contests was provided and a bas ket lunch wax served al noon • S c r a p iron a n d a tecl, o th e r m etal», ru b b er a n d w a s te m a te ria l» . It will all be used to make tanks, ships, planes •nd the fighting weapons our boys must have. It is needed at once. Beauty Shop for Shoes! A Cemented Toe Tip. A new rubber hoel. A cleaning and shining For that New Shoe Feel. RED BOOT SHOE SHOP Steve Giiftper, Prop. \ Let’s blast Japan—and Germany—and Italy—with the chain lightning of destruction that can be built from the scrap in our cellars, attics and garages, on our farms and in our places of business. l a t h r u a s u iT «OUAOBON w/t/i f/ie War Stamps you buy from Shell this week In color on d o th , thise insignia are great for Sewing on youngsters' swearers, shirts or jackets. Start a collection. W h ile they last, you get one o f these re g u la tio n A ir C orps S H 4 I I O I I Squadron Insignia — the kind actually on lighters and bomb ers— FREE every time you buy a W ar Stamp from your Shell Dealer nr Shell Service Station. A new insigne nut each week. C O M P A N Y , Sell it to a Junk dealer — give it to a charity or collection agency —take it yourself to the nearest collection point —or consult the Local Salvage Committee. . . If you live on a farm, and have found no means of disposing of your Junk, get tn touch with the Cbunty War Board or your farm implement dealer. Throw YOUR scrap into the fight! . .1 . , . • « - P , n d ^ a * rxl I- «m,, of o f^ , rieei,cif for rruv I f This mostago approved by Conservation Division W AR P R O D U C T IO N TSa «A»r«iM(TOnr fmarMMNuf for by (»• Amoricon tncAtarb» Sofvogo CornniSro htndt p r o v id e by g n u p t a t loading in d w h ia l tancarm ) p a id and with BOARD •nnouoc«! I¿7,7y W “ ‘«P*par.n<1 ’° r btadeo-.■ IN C . Local Salvage Committee, Phone 107. G. W. Sweet, Roy Sunderland, Vinal T. Randall
