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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1944)
rr\ M ailed in Con fo rm ity w ith PO.D. order No. 19687" VOLUME I.IV Registration for Servicemen to Be Held April 26th OOTTAGK GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, T ill RSOAY, A PRIL Li. 1914 Lt. Robert M. Tra.sk Killed in Action in European Area W ord was received here last night t»y M r. and M is lic it 'I'rask that th e ir son, L l. Robert McGee 'i'rask was kille d in action over R egistrution of every service the European atea March 29th man anil woman residing in Lane lie wus ,i co-pilot on a U b e ra to r county, who is ubaent in w ar w r - w ith the Nth arm y a ir vice w ill la- undertaken over the hud completed several county A p ril 26th, under the d ir w ith his crew. Wort! was relayed to M r. and ection of the ( ’■ .m il Lane Plan h e le th ro u g h L I. ning council, it wax learned yes Mrs. Trask terday. R egistration ot service T rask's w ile w ho was liv in g in tnen and women w ill be bundled I Chicago. T lir message was sent to through the schools in the same her parents, M r and Mrs. Ben- manner as ratio nin g in the past. chon of Eugene w h o relayed th<- II. B Perrin, superintendent last Inform ation here. More details w ill lik.-ly he a v a il night said la- had reeelvi-d no de able later tailed inform ation. The tune of 1 I<»mv Boys and Girls in the News Briefs of FIGHTING FORCES • of O ur Nation Local Interest Here and There NUMBER 35 Pvt. Arthur Bills Is Killed in Action in Bougainville Sector S. K. Adams Is Taken by Heart Attack Tuesday A telegram received Sunday by Mrs. Herm an (J. M ille r from the a djutan t general conveyed the news o f the death of her foster Robert S. F a rre ll, secretary of son. Pvt. A rth u r E. Bills, kille d Samuel K. Adams, 74 fo rm e r state has ce rtifie d a to ta l of 352 'in action in the Bougainville area Saginaw postm aster and merchant March 14th. Pvt B ills entered the candidates to appear on the bal died suddenly o f a heart atta ck lots in the May 19th p rim ary and arm y last A p ril and was serving at 11:45 Tuesday m orning at his the list of the candidates have w ith the engineers at the tim e o f Saginaw home. A pparently he had been sent the various county his death. He lived here fo r some-1 been in his usual health u n til a clerks. Politicians were wondering tim e and p rio r to his enlistm ent short tim e before being stricken. Saturday if the name of Wendell in the arm y was a student with M r. Adams had lived at Sag- L. W illk ie would remain on the the son of M r. and M is. M ille r 1 inaw since 1925. He served as republican ballot. I f the name in the Oregon In s titu te of T e c h -, ' postm aster there fo r fourteen nolxgy a t Portland. He received; stays, W illk ie m ight sw itch the years, re tirin g in 1943 when he 15 ballots o f Oregon at the psy his elem entary schooling at W al- disposed of his m ercantile busin- port. chological moment d u iin g the con Io addition to his foster par •»s. He was born n -a r H arford, vention. ents, he leaves an adopted brother, Susquenna county, Pennsylvania registration is from 3 :00 p. in. to on F ebruary 4. 1870 and at the Guy Cordon, in te rim senator fo r E a ri B ills, who is w ith the arm y 9:00 p in. R egistration fo r the ab age of tw e n ty tw o years came to Oregon spent a short tim e w ith a ir force. sent men and women w ill be done Colorado, where he resided a short friends in the county Saturday by the nearest of kin, who w ill tim e before moving to C alifornia. and expressed a hope that he bring in the name, rank, scriul W hile at Macdoel, C a lifo rn ia he m ight find tune to re tu rn to the number, home and tnuil address. served fo r several years as justice Pvt. Gordon E lfving. son of Mr. D elm er Benston S 2 ('. age IN, state before the p rim a ry date. Purpose of the reg istra tion is to of the peace before moving to O re Tom orrow night I F riday i at and Mrs. H a rry E living , Dixston son o f M r. and Mrs. Low ell Bens get a complete list of all men und gon where in 1925 he located a t Bids were let Saturday fo r 7:30 In the high school auditorium Route. Pvt E lfvin g has recently ton of Saginaw. Just completed women in service who cluim La sc Saginaw. D uring his residence at straightening the channel o f the the unnual open house program of county as th e ir homo so that this arrived in the H awaiian Islands. boot tra in in g at Farragut, Idaho D in g Tom riv e r below the Fern ’ Saginaw he also own.xl and oper- the Cottage Grove union high and is now stationed at Treasure inform a tion may lie available on 1 ated a saw m ill across the high schixil w ill o|x*n w ith selected Graduated from the local high Island. C alifo rn ia. Graduated from ridge dam, it was announced Sat post w a r needs of these |ieople. way from his store. numbers by the high school o r school w ith the class of 19-43 .and local high school w ith class of urday at the d is tric t engineer’s Many who huve Ix-en inducted in In 1941 he m arried Mrs. Anna office. Two sections of bids were Fifteen new members in itia te d chestra, d i r e c t e d by Fenton enlisted July 12. 1943. to service in o th e r places may awarded M cN u tt Brothers of Eu into the C alvin Funk Post No. 32, Petrie o f Cottage Grove who sur- d ia rie s . Miss M arie De Holt w ill have had th e ir fam ilies moved in gene fo r deepening and s tra ig h t Am erican D-gion, bigfflighted the : vives in addition to five children: lead the g irls glee club and sex chow rea lly surprised me and the ening the riv e r channel below the to the county ami fo r this reason' reg ula r m eeting ot the Post and Twe sons, D r. Cecil F. Adams o f te tte In several songs. A 45-min News of Bovs and Girts in cooks rea lly have a job on th e ir Inform ation apeured from the Fern ridge dam fo r a distance of a uxilia ry, which in itia te d fo u r new K lam ath Falls and C arl C. Adams ute entertninrncnt presented by hands. M y w ork is exactly what d ru ft boards may not te ll the com th irte en miles. A fo u r m ile section members, at the I. O. O. F. H a ll of Seattle, Washington and three the class of 1944 in the form ot a it was in the states and is done plete story. was awarded S trong and McDon Monday evening. Commander Ed daughters, Mmes Clarence and p a trio tic pageant e n title d "L e t Us under no greater hardships. Two In each case the nearest of kin Deserve V lctorjP ' w ill complete Gotch obligated the new members W arren M ille r o f K iam ath Falls ald o f Tacoma. W ashington. ( ’pi. C alvert Cox. son of M r. and of us draftsm en have our own o f w ill be asked to assume the re- the program in the auditorium . and made tne princip al obligatory and M rs H arold C. H ardin of Owners of outboard motors w ill address. The degree team in itia t Richmond, C alifornia, a sister s|K>n*ibihty o f supplying the n<*ed- Parents and friends w ill then be Mrs. James Cox of Yoncalla, who fice w ith the title ‘d ra ftin g sec tion' p a in tixl over the door. W ith have to make five gallons of gas ing the new members was comp- Mrs. Ada K ilm e r o f Scranton Pa., is home on a 30-<lay furlough, ed Inform ation The registration ushered by student guides to the F riday w ith his aunts, the permission of the censor I w ill do three months. Those having in posed o f; George M atthews, past and eight grand children. in fo n n a tio n w ill be follow ed by various classroom- to meet th< visited Funeral services w ill be held letters inq uiring w hether the man teachers and to view exhibits und Mrs. Sam Warren and Mrs. M a r tr y and diareribe the.barracks that board motors w ill get fifte e n gal commander; A lvis W icks, second In service intends to come buck < lemons! rat ions of class w ork put tha Marsh, ('p i. Cox is stationed we live in. They are made by the lons. vice commander; H a rry M etcalf, from the M ills chapel Sunday a f ternoon at 2:30 p. m. w ith L. P. to lame county ami what his post on by students. Many interesting at Goose Bay, luibrudor, where he natives • coolie labor) and consist E ffective A p ril 10th, the navy fir s t vice commander; Ed Gotch, ot cement floors, cement w ails and Is servicing planes. Nebelung, C hristian m in iste r o f w a r plans are. present com m and r ; Joe Sm ith, exhibits are being arranged: F. roofs woven w ith straw or some w ill receive an e xtra 32,000,000 chaplain and Chet Vandenburg, ficiatin g. C rem ation o f the body It is assumed that the legist ra F. A., shop, home economics, sci Lieutenant A rth u r Bauder of thing th a t they weave together. cigars m onthly to be w ithd ra w n to be later. tion w ill be handled by the local ence la bora tot ics. typ ew ritin g , Camp Paine, Washington vipited Be sure and change my address from c ivilia n trade, it was learned sergeant-at-arms. The business meetings of the school fa cu lty in the fo llo w in g tro p h y cases, lib ra ry , English, lust week w ith his parents, M r. w ith Jhe Sentir.el and Reader's at New York F riday. The 32.000.- tw o organizations were followed South Lane d istricts: Latham , S. journalism , creative expression, and Mrs. John Bauder. 000 w ill be added to the 59,000,000 Digest if possible " T Rote; Cottage (»rove, II. B. social sciences. The students and now being supplied the armed by a jo in t meeting, at which tim e L t. Rotx»rt G rannis w ith the Frrrln; C lip Creek. Mrs. Heron - fa cu lty are ready to welcome all M r. and Mrs. Gfclegr KMxdbeck forces. • •—| refreshm ents were served. The next reg ula r m eeting on dine Lay ng; Isjndon, Thomas parents and friends to this m ajor navy has w ritte n his parents, Mr. received a le tte r from th e ir son Mrs. Joe E. McKibben left fo r M ay 8th w ill be ladies night and and Mrs. F. L. Grannis, that he recently, Pfc. George F. Kebel- C la rk ; lxiru n c Over 450 men ami event o f th e ir srhoel year. has arrived safely and is land beek. saying he had arrived sefely Portland Wednesday to visit her Kenneth Booher was appointed women from this section are sub chairm an o f the com m ittee on a r based on an island in the South in Ita ly . He had been stationed in sister Mrs. A. P. Keppel. ject to regiatration. W A S H IN G T O N — Men in heavy rangements. A nom inating com ind ustry whose meals are provided Pacific. He a rrived just as the N orth A frica . M r. P errin said this m orning he m ittee was also announced to where they w o rk w ill get e xtra ruiny season is setting in, hut had received the p re lim in a ry in Pvt. W illia m Moors is v is itin g nom inate the legion officers fo r food ration is under a new pro says it is a very p re tty place and fo rm a tion and that the place <»f his parents. M r. and Mrs. John 1945. Chas H a ll was named as gram announced by the OPA. The tra d itio n a l Easter s p irit he is enjoying the eocoanuts. ic g is tia tio n here would be the S tap le r fo r a week. He is sta tio n chairm an o f this com m ittee. ; prevailed over Cottage Grove Sun D etails o f the plan are corn- Jefferson school. Three Lane county g irls are L t. ( jg l H arold M aekin and ed at Camp San Louis Obispo. Also o f interest was the fact : pleted only fo r loggers, fo r whom day as the various services o f the d ifferen t churches were w ell a t Mrs. M aekin arrived Tuesday fo r C alifornia aud is :n the a n ti-a ir included in the list o f candidates th a t Ed. Gotch, commander and supplementarv on the-job rations tended. The services stai ted at a visit w ith L t. M a ckin s parents c ra ft a rtille ry . Pvt Moors was in fo r queen to rule over U nive rsity vice commander o f d is tric t 3 was w n i begin May 1. But men doing of Oregon J u n io r --.eek-end fes unanim ously endorsed as comman- o the r strenuous manual labor 6:00 a. in. w ith an Inspirational M r. and Mrs. S. L. Maekin. L t ducted in September 1943. tivities. The list of candidates der o f d is tric t 3. Plans are on foot sunrise service sponsored by the Maekin has tx>en in ttie South Mrs. C ha rlo tte Jenkins has re was given out Tuesday by Miss to reorganize the state into ten w ill be provided fo r as soon as Pacific on a destroyer and Mrs. Interdenom inational Youth Coun ceived w ord from her husband Carol W icke,Kahului, Maui, Ha d is tric ts and if the plans are car studies o f th e ir food needs are c il held on Mount David w ith Maekin has been m aking her concluded. Pfc.- H ow ard Jenkins w*ho is sta waii, chairm an o f the queen's se ried out d is tric t 3 w ill be re nearly s ix ty young people o f the home in Portland. Individu al loggers have been Mrs. Ethel Green Landess, 54 tioned "somewhere in England", lection comm ittee. The Lane named d is tric t 5. The successful d iffe re n t denominations attending At the expiration o f his leave he saying he has received the cable county trio include Misses Yvonne nominee w ill be the fir s t com able to get e xtra rations fo r »lied suddenly at the fa m ily home w ill go to N orfo lk. V irg in ia fo r and having charge of the cere some time, but the new program gram o f the b ir tli of th e ir daugh U m phlette and Jean Mellies, both mander of the new d is tric t. Tuesday afternoon a fte r suffering monies. The services were «[xmisl a short tune and then to Seattle, w ill grant more food to eamp- ter, Sandra Sue who was born of Eugene, Miss M ay C rick. C ot a heart a ttack. Mrs. Landess, a W ashington where he w ill report In giving the charge to the f i f by group singing w ith Fenton an ind ustry February 27. It took N days fo r native o f the county was txnn in tage Grove, daughter o f M r. and teen new members, Commander feed fa cilitie s on Charles leading, this being fo llo w fo r duly. the cablegram to reach him. Pfc. Mrs. Joe C rick, D elight Valley. Gotch called a tte ntio n to the fact basis the county August 19, 1NN9 anti ed by p taye r by the Rev. Roy A le tte r received by the Sen Jenkins is the son of M r. and Mrs. finished her grade and high W ar food a dm inistration nu Junior Week-end. annually one th a t the in itia tio n witnessed here Hutchison a fte r which Miss A b i tinel Monday from Pvt. Roland A Glen Jenkins and is w ith the a n ti o f the most festive events at the was being carried out by the tritio n experts have fixed the school w o rk here. She at tended gail Trask read the scripture A Letsom. who. w ith his bro the r is th - U nive rsity of Oregon, grad a irc ra ft a rtille ry . He and his university, is less than a month 1,150 posts throughout the land average food requirem ents o f special duet was rendered by the stationed at H un te r Field Geor uncle Cpl. A lv in Funk, son o f*M r. away. uating in 1910 and trained us u and w ill be witnessed many more loggers at 5,500 calories a day, Misses Joan K ing and Sara B jo r- gia, about eight miles from Sav and Mrs. Thomas Funk, had met foreign missionary. To be eligible the candidates times in the coming years, th a t the highest in any industry. On set followed by a ta lk , "M eaning She served as a teacher in the of Easter," by the Rev. H u tc h i annah, conveys the inform ation and spent the evening together. must have held a ju n io r c e rtifi men who have served th e ir coun this basis camps may apply to county public schools fo r some son. The services closed w ith that the boys are g ettin g nlong Pfc. Jenkins says the co un try is cate, have a 2.00 cum ulative grade tr y and w orn the unifo rm are a local OPA boards fo r varying , point average, and be photogenic. class a pa rt; they alone know the grants of ration points, as follow s: tim e. teaching in Ixdh the grade group singing and prayer by Pvt. fine. He says both he and Richard very much like home. Those th a t feed w orkers who The candidates w ill be narrowed fu ll meaning o f eomradship and and high school and on Dt-cember Newman o f Camp A d air a fte r are stationed there as ojicrations Mrs. Richard Tbies and baby- clerks w ith the F lig h t D. staging live on the premises and take down to eight o r nine fin alists by 24, 1914 she was m arried to G. which each group went to th e ir a fte r leaving the u nifo rm behind left today fo r San Antonio, Texas a comm ittee, and these fin alists c a rry on fo r God and country. substantially a ll th e ir meals at Joe Landess of Cottage Grove. respective churches fo r breakfast. project detachm ent; that Georgia to be w ith her husband. Pvt. has quite a va rie ty o f trees, but w ill be voted upon at an a ll "Y ou r fellow legionaires have ser the establishment w ill get 159 M r. and Mrs. Landess have since Special Easter services and can nothing like Oregon's. Richard Thies who is stationed at campus election. The queen w ill ved th e ir nation and its people meats-and-fats points and eight m aintained a home here. No tatas of the various churches were F ort Sam Houston. then reign over all functions of fo r tw e n ty six years; th e ir aging pounds of sugar a man per \ children wero born to this union. w ell attended at the m orning ser Julian F. Bukowski. w ith the month. Mrs. V in a l T. Randall has heard ju n io r week-end. bodies have no bearing on th e ir S urviving in addition to the hus vices w ith most of the churches Royal Canadian a ir force sta tio n Camps th a t provide non-resi Miss C rick was one out of- from her husband. V inal T. Ran determ ination to keep ca rryin g on band are tw o sisters: M rs: Geo. fille d to capacity. C lim axing the ed at Vancouver, B ritis h Columbia dent loggers w ith p a rt o f th e ir and we extend to you an oppor C la rk o f Eugene and Mrs. Geo day’s set vices were cantatas ren- s|x>nt the week end here visiting dall. C hief Carpenter's Mate, say tw enty-three candidates named. meals may receive 94 points and ing he lias arrived in New Guinea tu n ity to enhance what we have Denman of C orvallis. dered bv the choirs in the evening: his brother, P. S. Bukow ski and six pounds o f sugar on the same done, we stand o n the threshold Funeral services w ill he held at some of the churches and spec Mrs. Bukowski. He was accom and' that he is very busy. He said basis. Each logger in this cate the tr ip over was very uneventful of a glorious fu tu re ; the lessons panied here by another member of from the M ills chapel F rid a y a f ial program s at others w ith all gory also has his regular m onth and they are having good food, of the past have been w e ll learn the Royal a ir force, E rnie Keel. ternoon nt 2:00 p. m. w ith the Ihe churches w ell filled. ly ratio n of 60 m eats-fats points good w ater, quarters and showets. ed and we tra n sm it to our younger Wayne Monroe, form er Sentinel His a ir m ail le tte r arrived in six Rev. F la n k Brown o fficia tin g . The annual m eeting o f the comrades the sum to ta l o f th a t and tw o pounds of sugar. employee who has been stationed days time. A dditional points w ill be g ra n t D rain Am erican legion post was knowledge." at th<> arm y reception center in ed fo r both groups when unra held on A p ril 5th and was attend Robert Petersen, instrum ent ed by a num ber o f visitors in Fort Lewis, W ashington fo r the M ISS RICE AT PRESBYTERIAN* tioned foods such as fresh m ilk , Meats, Fats past tw o weeks, w rite s the Sen tra in e r w ith the arm y a ir force is cluding three Cottage Grove le poultry, fresh fish and commer CHURCH Red Stamps AH through MN. tin el to the effect that he may spending a brief furlough hete c ia lly baked goods are scarce o r gionnaires. In charge o f the m orning ser Anglets w ith a spare gas eou- ' good indefinitely. be an expert spud peeler by the vis itin g w ith his parents, M r. and unavailable. Portland visitors present includ Processed Fruits, Vegetables pon or tw o w ill help open {h)> tim e the present fracas ends and Mrs. W illia m Petersen, and his ed Dan McDade, departm ent com vice at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at eleven o'clock w ill the i Blue Stamps AN through KN w ill ce rta in ly be a man about w ife who arrived last week from tro u t season on Saturday mander o f Oregon and Mrs. M c be Miss K ay Rice, a graduate dis- ' are good ind efin itely. Sioux Falls. S. D. He has recently 15th. T ro u t streams in this the house, if the duty o f K P Dade, F ritz Nissen, departm ent Sugar tr lc t w ill be opened to fishing ex means anything. About eighty of completed an advanced course at adjutant and Bob D illa rd , depart student in religion at Oregon State College who tw o weeks ago Sugar stamps 30 and 31 each are the ninety men from the three Bryan. Texas, and w ill re tu rn the cept the feeder streams o f the ment service officer, who is a!so supplied the p u lp it in the absence good fo r five pounds ind efin itely. Cottage Grove lake, including the Lane d ra ft boaids had already firs t part of the week to bis APO The Jefferson school is holding commander o f the P ortland poet. of Cpl. R obert Newman. Coast Fork above the lake. Fish Sugar Stamp 40 Is good fo r five been shipped to Texas, Arkansas, station. Mrs. Petersen plans to open house on F rid ay A p ril 21st. The visitors made the main ad- Miss Rice is a native o f Geor The program o f the event w ill be ing w ill he perm itted in the lake pounds of canning sugar through Wisconsin and other tra in in g accompany him as fa r as Seattle. -liess.-s iif tile evening, gia and her d e lig h tru i southern ac given in the Jefferson gym build but the streams above the lake February 2N, next year. points and that he expected to he dress of the evening. cent coupled w ith an inspiring ing s ta rtin g at 8:00 p. m. and w ill Gasoline DAIRY PAYM ENTS a te reserved fo r brood streams. shipped out by the middle of this A buffet supper was served and sp iritu a l message quite won the consist o f a th le tic stunts and A -U coupons are good through week, but s till did not know what COM BINED. A ll local streams at this tim e of enjoyed by the assemblage. Posts hearts o f the congregation. I t is musical numbets. Follow ing the year are somewhat cold fo r gixwl June 21. brunch of the servlet* hi* m ight Tire Inspection Deadlines D airy production payments fo r represented in addition to the expected a large num ber o f i>er- program, patrons w ill be invited be attached to. tro u t fishing and w ith the recent Regular inspections not required March and A p ril w ill be com bin tw o localities mentioned above sons w ill w ant to hear her again, to view the student exhibits in the rnln w ill no doubt be high and W ord has been received from a fte r A p ril 20. ed and a single d ra ft issued to were: Roseburg. S utherlin-O ak and this w ill doubtless be the last Jefferson building. muddy a ll of which indicate poor Cpl. M ervin Englund by his par- cover both months, George W. land and Reedsport. Fuel Oil o pp o rtu n ity as ;:ie new pastor. fishing fo r the s tin t of the sea Periods 4 and 5 coupons art' etns, M r. and Mrs. J W. Englund, P la tt, chairm an of the county Attending from Cottage Grove Rev. A. J. Kam m ann is expected -MRS. DOLEMAN'H MOTHER son. saying he lias fin a lly reached his A A A comm ittee, reports. good through September 30. Pay were: Ed Gotch, local commander. to a rriv e soon. D IES destination which is "somewhere ments fo r March cannot I k * made Kenneth Booher, legion member Shoes Miss M ary Jane Sm ith of P o rt M is. F. H. Dolem#p was called 500,000 TROUT PLA N TED Stamp 18 in Book One is good in In d ia .” His le tte r in part reads: u n til figures on A p ril production and V F W land and friend, Miss Rebecca commander Duane to P ortland S aturday by the fa ta l Putnam of Salem, spent the Eas through A p ril 30. Airplane Stamp "W e have a very nice eamp here, are available. Rales fo r the tw o Eustace, youngest member of the J A to ta l o f 500,000 tro u t were illness o f her m other, Mrs. Ida te r vacation w ith Miss Sm ith's 1 in Book Three Is good indef i t ’s really h e lle r than 1 expected. months are 60 cents a hundred fo r legion in Oregon. Duane served liberated in the local streams W hitney, who passed away Sun In some tespeets we have things whole m ilk and eight cents fo r in the U. S. M. C. in the present about tw elve days ago by rep parents, M r. and Mrs Joe Sm ith. inite ly. day. Funeral services Were held nicer than we did in the states. b u tte rfa t. Since the program war. Commander Gotch by request resentatives o f the state game and at P ortland Tuesday afternoon. Income Tax Miss S m ith has enlisted in the Declarations o f estimated 1944 The barracks and o ilie r buildings started last October, Lane conn, gave a short ta lk on membership. fish commissions. The plantings M r. Doleman and son Don went up navy nurses corps and w ill re m ain w ith her parent« u n til she ¡ta x and firs t q u a rte rly payments n r® e ithe r as good o r nicer anil Ihe ,y producers have received S41.- Judge C arl W im berly o f Roseburg averaged from fo u r to seven and Tuesday to attend the funeral ser chow is just as good. The gtxxl 309.43 in payments. are due l»y A p ril 151 It. also addressed the gathering. a h a lf inches. receives her call. vices. Open House Friday At High School Legion Initiates 15 New Members At Regular Meet ARMED FORCES Loggers to Get Extra Rations Easter Services Well Attended at Churches Local Girl Is Named Queen Candidate Mrs. Joe Landess Dies Tuesday Annual Meeting of Drain Legion Post Trout Fishing Season To Open April 15th Ration Calendar Open House to be Held At Jefferson School I
