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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1944)
* J _ ll( h |) O J IM . ' |!l| | K M IB ÍM M lna Saginaw t in n ii them at ih« on Sunday, Mrs. Amos M cG arvin and Mrs Lyle M ullica and son bale l i f t Tuesday fo r Tocomu, Washington to visit w ith M r. Mulhea who 1» stationed at F o rt Lewis. Jean fjjtn h o f L o r m e and Lucy L u n b o f Eugene spent the week end w ith home folks. M rs. Dale Ko bin son and daugh te r C arol returned Tuesday from a visit w ith relatives at Port O r ford. P h ilip Robinson *|«-nt several days last week w ith his sister M rs. Fred Johnson at C entral. I*. H onors Ils 15,291 I'ig iih r^ M rs W illia m S im o n and dau- lH I. I * Hit1 home id M r* Sharon '* parents near Kosehui¡;. M arion remained w ith her grand parents in spend tin* auinnier. M ik . Ray 8 te w u rt underwent a m ajor operation at u Kugcnu Iln a p ita l recently. Snc I n rc|M rtcd ua g ettin g along sutlMfoclory Ml*» Itcta Keene is visiting her grand m other, Mr». Lindsey at CrehWell. Mr. and Mrs. Low ell Itenstnn ajH'iit Friday vvcniih: al lite L ’Vi Ru? II hoit)<* m ( •«ixlit ri. I h iir y W 'hiih.m i SI ( ' who hail lives here le ft fo r -| 'lea .lire Is- *|M'||I a 21-iiay leave w ith relu- land o lir il'iy |ns< uee*k. M n < Ma Juikson ami Hez T m lti •i ol W alker und J r .s Tuck- «T ol VVInchesl.'l' Buy spent Sun- day ut the L a w triii'i ' M on ticth III llllt- Ih. W illia m l ’un ■e|| fa m ily Tlicati Programs ARCADE Friday, Saturday, June 23 24 “Jack London' Sunday, Monday, Tue.duy, J une 25 26 27 Silk'Creek Look at These Drug Values 24 oz. Squibb.) Codliver Oil $1 69 12 oz. Squibbs Codliver Oil 98c 100 Esdauite Pearb 3 & D—A,B,C,D,G $4.50 250 Squibb Adex Yeast, A,B,D,G $2.69 180 One A Day Tab., A & D ....... $2.11 90 One-A Day Tab., B Complex $2.21 250 McKesson's Caps., Vitamins A.B.D.G $4 79 100 Bexel Caps. B Complex $1.98 6 oz. Lysol 47c 6 oz. Hexol 49c M r. and Mrs. A. R. Oakes and children. B illy , A rth u r and baby Penny of Salem, have been v is it in g lu re w itfi Mrs. Oake- parents. M r. and Mrs. Oscar Wheeler. They a rrived F rid a y evening and re W E G IV E S t d i turned to Salem Wednesday. G R E E N ST A M PS M r. and Mr». E. M. Babcock and daughter. Mr». M arion Dew ey, returned F rid a y fio m Olympia, Washington, where they have been vis itin g M r. and Mrs. Babcock's the week w ith her husband near Sunday guest» at the C. H. S pringfield. daughter, M rs. R ichard Kegley. H aight home were M rs. R. H aight John V. Anderson of Cut Bank. and son E ric o f Camas, W ashing M arion H athaw ay has been con fined to his home w ith a sore Montana, who lias .pent liv e ton, Mrs. M a ry Paul, son Jean foot a fte r stepping on a pitch years in the navy ahd who was and niece Elsie H aight of Eugene. recently m arried has been re Elsie remained fo r a v is it w ith fo rk. M r. and M rs *Joe Muxley o f turned to lim ite d d u ly in the navy. her grandparents. S pringfield, were dinner guests ai H ix youngest broth i Robert i. tin O iv a l W huley home Sunday. taking his boot tra in in g at F a rra Mrs. N e ttie Estes, who has gut, Idaho. A im . another brother R e p re s e n ta tiv e of the m ore th a n 16,000 S o u th ern P acific em ploye» now been vis itin g her daughter, Mrs. s till Hies to the Aleutians w ith in the arm ed force« on b a ttle fro n t» and In tra in in g areas, these fu r- The school board held its m eet Ed Newman o f Salem and her supplies. toughed ra ilro a d e r« posed w ith th e ir com pany's S ervice F lag at recen t ing at the Cedar school Monday Observance of S.P. W a r S ervice D a y ." N u m ero us ra llie s w rr e held by siste r Mrs. Rose W heeler of New evening to elect new officers and the ra ilro a d 's ,0 0 0 0 0 men and w om en to honor th e ir fe llo w w o rk e rs in burg. returned F rid ay. vote on the budget. Odus W illiam s u n ifo rm and pay hom age to the 66 w ho are o ffic ia lly rep orted as having iTelmer M yers le ft Tuesday fb died in the service of th e ir co u n try. was elected fo r 3 year director. report at San Diego, via Eugene, O vernight guest« at the John .Mrs. Peacock fo r 1 year d ire c to r lic lm e r enlisted in the marines. St alder home F rid ay, were M r. and Mrs. Bernice Laubach fo r M. E. Weldon is rejxirted to tie Mr». David Schim pf. P ic David clerk. M r. ami M rs L t i f Sanlsag ami recovering a fte r a severe case of Schim pf and M r. and Mrs. C arl M r. and M rs. W illia m N o rris children iJonnld amt Carole of pneumonia. P a u lli a ll o f Portland. o f Eugene have moved to th e ir P ortland spent the weekend w ith M r. and Mrs. A. G. W a lker and M arie Hansen a rrive d home F r i home on Lorane route. Mr. Sanberg’s m other M r Vein M r. and M rs. S. J. C lifton left day fro m (J. S. ('. fo r summer va M r. and M rs S. A. Bolton and Short ridge. Mrs. Sanherg and Sunday, June 11, fo r Lodi, C a l cation. son S te rlin g and Mrs. Anna Bol Miss M in celle Atreenc o f P o rt children remained fo r a longer ifo rn ia , w here they w ill visit re A t the annual -chool election ton were in Eugene on business latives. land *|* 'n i the weekend w ith re visit. fo r d ire c to r and clerk at the De last Wednesday. Mrs Nora Sm all and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence H athaway, who has light V alley school Monday even latives here an«l In (V illa ge (¡rove. M r. and Mrs. Ross M cFarland M is. A rlie Sugg and baby non C la rk have returned from M on been staying w ith his grandpa ing, Mrs. Dave H ite was elected o f P ortland and M r. W a rre n M c rents in R idgefield, Washington. fo r three years in place o f the F arland o f Cottage Grove were are visitin g at Portland and Se m outh. Miss E m ily G ilham returned visited at the home o f his parents, outgoing d ire cto r C harlie Brown. guests at the W. A. Hemenway attle, W ashington. M r. and Mrs. Charles Woods home from Ashland Saturday uf- M r. and M rs. Ernest Hathaway, Ernest Sears was elected cle rk home S aturday evening. fo r one year. have purchased the John Massey te r «pending tw o weeks w ith her here over the weekend, W illia m Hutchinson o f Ashland islets M rs Ada Andrews and i M r. and .Mrs. McCoy, who have home at b union. The Oscar F late n fa m ily and Vera K e rr. Ix-en liv in g on the Garner place, th e ir house guests the M a rtin was a dinner guest Tuesday a t thg Ik ma li I Ew ing o f the navy lias M i W. A. Hemenway home. 1st I.t. M arvel Geer o f H a r moved to Eugene Tuesday. ropoi led back fo r d u ly a fte r Flatens from A lb e h a , Canada M rs. M y rtle Powers returned Kenneth F ra n k lin , who has were Wednesday ev< ning dinner s|tending filte e n days leave w ith vard. Nebraska is Visiting his pa Monday a fte r spending a few rents M r. and Mr». Joe Geer. iM-en stationed in Nebraska, left his parents, M r. and Mrs. Roy guests at the home o f Mrs. Fanny weeks w ith her son and fa m ily o f Miss L illia n Geer o f C orvallis F rid ay a lte r spending a week at M c A llis te r in Eugene. Ewing. Seattle, Washington. Mrs. Jes.se Hlue is vis itin g in is vis itin g her (Mirents M r. and the home o f Mrs. Laura Allen G ail Lindamood o f Cottage Mr». Joe Geer. here A b irth d a y dinner was held Eastern Oregon w ith relatives. Grove and Beverly Blank of P o rt At the school election held who fo r Mrs. W illia m N orris S aturday Mr». Jeanne M orton expect« to land were Sunday guests a t the evening. Those present were M r. leave F rid ay (or 4-11 summer here Monday. M r. Juke Raisor also Ernest Sears home. wus elected d ire cto r fo r three and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway, M r. •■amp at F a ll Creek. M r. and Mrs. Aden M ille r o f and Mrs. James Hemenway and Tom m y C la rk and fa m ily drove years, and Mrs. Juke Raisor was W alker visited Sunday afternoon son David, M r. and M rs. Read a lo Roseburg Sunday, and spent (Jocted c le rk . at the John S tabler 'ind Ralph Hemenway and children M arjory I lie day there. M r. Joe Abecne has returned Mrs. Evelyn Mathews, widow of Sears homes. and Eddie and M r. and M rs. Ross Mrs. L ucille Lusk and daughter from P ortland the late M aster Sergeant Cecil F erris have moved to the home Mathews and her daughter Shar- of Mrs. Lusk's parent« M r. anil r il o f Rigum, U tah returned last M is. lia n d d Abecne fo r the sum week a fte r a v is it w ith Mr. mer. I ‘ C lare Chapman topk a load o f M athews m other Mrs. M u rra y The dinner given fo r the Log Wool and m ohair to P ortland T ru n n e ll. gers N nion F rid a y evening by Thursday re tu rn in g F riday. M rs. M r. and Mrs. Chester M orris the > ¿indan 4-11 M other's d u b Chapman and son M ilan accom and fa m ily spent F ather's day was w ell attended, fo rty -fo u r be panied him as fa r is M onm outh week-end at the Beers home. Miss ing present. where they visited w ith her sister Florence Beers who had been M i. and Mrs. Roy Goodwin and M r s . C rysta l W ilson anti M is. v is itin g them in Salem returned fa m ily spent Sunday at Eugene. Hazel Chapman. w ith them to her home here M r. and Mrs. ban C lay ami M rs. Floyd Chaffee and children A t the annual school election children attended church here, anti Monday evening C. D. Chapman spent Sunday w ith her m other »pent the day w ith Mrs. Clay's vv is reelected d ire cto r and Mrs. • Mrs. Hugh D o o little of Dorena. parents M r. and Mrs. Medford. Miss R uth H arris spent last R. W . Kenady clerk. Mrs. Nora Gore o f Cottage week attending the State Grange F ra n k M cLaughlin o f Mon Grove has been slaying at the meetings in G iants Pass. She was Phillips home the past week look m outh was a ca lle r Monday ut the the representative of the Hebron Robert Kenady home. ing a fti r her pro pe rty here. grange. \ M r. and M rs. H a rry Reed have M r. and Mrs. K e ith Roberts W a lte r Means fo rm e rly of xjient Sunday w ith M r. Robert's received word that th e ir son Alan Camp Roberts w ith the in fa n try has arrived safely in England. (at rents. is now in New Guinea. Miss Maxine C u rrin of P ortland C orporal Ralph MoDole left Eugene F. H a rris who v is ite d ! spent several days w ith her |si- Monday fo r Jackson. Mississippi at home last m onth is stationed renls M r. and Mis. Lynch C urrin. a fte r spending a Ill-day fu r at Camp McCoy. Wisconsin. M rs, Ole Berg and Mrs. C arl lough w ith Ins fam ily. His w ife Mrs. A lb e rt H u ll gave a d in Sobe o f S eville, W ashington were w ill leave Wednesday fo r Los A n ner last Sunday in honor o f Mr. weekend guest« o f M is. Solie's gelis w h i l e she is employed. A H ull's b irthday. i le r Mrs. Verne K h orliid ge . I large group o f relatives visited M is. Hugh H a rris is spending K elly D ru g Co. Cedars Delight Valley London Wf Inetdny, Thursday, June 28 29 A Lo £ $ ? /< ? tVvere** JANI F3AZEÍ rSANM ALBERTSON & V (« A VAGUE a «trinile rictust 12 oz. St 3 7 ........ $1.17 5 oz St 37 14 oz. Zonite 6 oz. Zonite . 9 oz. Lavoria . .......... 39c 4 oz. Coperex 8 oz. Calomine 3 oz. Cala Cream 8 oz. Lotion Cream 2l/i 02 • Marathon Foot Powder . 25c 3% oz. Tred-Easy Foot Powder ___ .... 25c Latliam M cFarland o f Portland. ROBBERY THWARTED A robbery in the west p a rt Floyd Githens Motors building was probably averted by prom pt ac tion o f the c ity police Monday night. A man was seen entering the building and when an inves tig a tio n occured some five m in utes la te r the robber had made his escape, ta kin g n othing so fa r as known. I t is understood the police have a complete description o f the man and an arrest is expected sh ortly. Manufacture Protein Cows appear to be able to manu facture protein from many source* that supply nitrogen. Attention! WE PAY HIGHEST PRICE FOR USED FURNITURE EITHER ONE PIECE OR CAR LOAD McLaughlin’s Divide TO USB DIAN1 Thursday, Friday, June 22 23 Saturday, Sunday, June 24 25 • -IN M A K IN G THE NEW . - SUPER 100-OCTANE AVIATION GASOLINE Also The new, huge refinery o f General Petroleum Corpo ration at Torrance ia the first refinery in the world to us* the amazing new synthetic catalyst* known as "magic beads." Passing through these porous beads, the gasolina stock assumes octane and power values heretofore un known. We call this new-type gasoline / Are you gelling full value out of your fire insurance dollars? 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