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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1944)
T in u si» AV !>!'( KUlil’U 2| 191| E lectric N eeds Wo ran care for nil your electric noeti» including repair on all appliuncet nnd wiring. 24 hour Hervice All work guaranteed. THE SENTINEL OOTTAGE GROVE OREGON Brothers Parted More Than Third 24 Y ears Reunited Boy Scout Troops Churches Sponsor How brothers parted fo r tw enty fo u r years and lived in the same com m unity fo r the past three m onths were reunited by accident is one of the oddest stories of the year. Yet it happened when C. O. C l a r k met his brother, O ral George C lark at the Eagles lodge last week. The brothers, o rig in a lly from M ichigan, had attem pted to locate euch oth< r .and on one oc casion nearly succi ed«-d O rul George C lark, younger of the two, move I here in October and freq ue n tly transacted husi- n e s at the Cl rk Slip r S ervice station, hut sine there are half a dozen o r more Clarks livin g in this section anil since he had not seen his older bro the r since he was nine years o f age, did not lake the trouble to inquire as to the possib ilit y o f relationship. When he joined the FOE krdge lost we< k. C . O. C lark, on the m e m b e r s h ip committee, was s tru c k by the fa m ilia r firs t name. "W a i t a m im ite,"says C. O. "W here «lid you come fro m ? ” When told, he realized that the new candidate was none other than his young« r brother, whom he last saw at nine years o f age. More than a th ird o f the Boy Scout troops m tlic Oregon T ra il Council are sponsored by i burett es, according to a report made 033 Nort'» n' 1 Pt-e t Phone 224R this wi ek by K. A. Wells, scout executive. “ Sponsorship of scout troopa Appi.- M otor «« tm uns tliu t an in s titu tio n owns Apples, previous Io hurveit. f the troop,’’ W ells said. "Since C«'lVv II I Iiiitlouiiu» supply Ilf f(|.t.| lit - Boy ,‘ eouL ot Am erica owns o ifitn inis frun, nl(_. |f«*eis. 11 purl of otdy u program which can he Will« h Is used for growth und m um d by churches, club:, and fra purt stored in the tissues These ternal organizations, com m unity T h i' topic fo r the Sunday fore- and civic fa t e r liil« aceum uUie m different orgaruzations, a n i l ul iho C h ristia n schisds." rules u ntil the fru it is m u tu ir The iinnii service lie "C h rist function id (.old storage in holding Scirnco chuich w ill The rejx»rt indicates that 25 of fru ii in Ils fie sh state is not to stop Jesus.” the council’:« 73 scout tr<xips are the life processes, hut only to re ponsored by churches, w hile 23 duce the rute at which they take 'riic w orship service ut the are owned by clubs and fra te rn a l piare Io general, apples w ill f ’h iftch of God fo r Sunday is organizations, 1(1 by com m unity keep nbout 2.1 per rent lo ngrr ut planned p u riic u liirly io show ap- and civic organizations, and 7 by 30 degrees ttiun ut 32 degree. F ptI'cm iion to God fo r his g ilt of M'hixds and par . at teacher as o- love to m unkind The xto ry of cia lions. th< b irth of the Saviour w ill I n * Cub packs, fo r boy» 9. 10, and the m ain topic in the Sunday 11 years o f age, ure tied more school classea closely to schools, according to Miss Allcen Bowman, a student the report, w ith 45 6 ja-rcent of at Pacific B ilije College, w ill bring the pucks sponsored by parent- a message ul lb«' 11 o'clock ser teacher associations and o the r vice. school group*. Churches rank A t H p.m. the Sunday school second as sponsors of cub packs and i hun h w ill re ,.der a program w ith 27 2 percent. M E T IIO D IH T B IB L E C LAS H of songs, poems, readings and ii The 22 -cub pack:, in the local pageant m adoration o f C hrist Boy Scout council b ring the num- The Women's Bible class of the our hli''.'e«l Redeemer. Ix r of scout and cub units to 93, Christm as Sunday w ill tie ob Wells said, which is an Increase M ethodist church met Wednesday served at the M ethodist church o f 44 percent since January 1, at the home o f Mrs. Charles A r nold fo r th e ir annual Christm as w ith a C tirislm as M-nnon on “ The 1943 ix irty . A Ixiuntcous covered dish Beauty of Jesus' B irth .” W hite repast was served at the luncheon g ilts w ill 1 m * p ii..rn le d to the hour to the nine members and a C hrist C hild at tfi« mot ning ser guest, Mrs. H a rry Wynne, who vice Special C hristm as music w ill M r. and Mrs. Hadley o f Reno, were present. Devotions in keeping be sung at the service by Mrs. Richards and Rev. Brow n, There Nevada have lieen visit mg M r. w ith the C hristm astide were con w ill tie a short C hristinas program Hadley's sister, M rs. Ralph H aw duct«'«! by Mrs. Elsie Wells. The Misses Sara Bjorset and Joyce at the Sunday scnool hour. There ley M r and Mrs. N E. Cruson o f C la rk entertained w ith vocal se w ill he no Vesper H our o r M eth odist Youth Fellowship this com Cottage Grove spent Sunday at lections, "1 Heard the Bells on the C. S. Blaster home. C hristm as D ay," a n d “ S ile n t. ing Sunday. H erald Reynolds, who is sta N ig h t.” D u rin g a short business Christm as s e r v e s r.( the C ath tioned at Aberdeen, M aryland is m eeting members announced 25 o lic church w ill be held at 7:00 v isitin g his fa m ily at the J. G. calls had been made on the sick, seven bouquets sent to “ shut-ins" a m . and 10:30 am , The H igh Grabbe home fo r a few days. Ilerschel Johnson w ith the U. and cards sent to a ll sick mem Mass at 7:00, one that is some times said uf m idnight, w ill be S. M arines and 1’fc. George John bers. L etters were read from Mrs. solem nized tiy Rev. I .nuts H. son w ith the a rm y a ir corps at L e ttie K nickerbocker and Mrs. Solder. The sermon w ill be on W a lke r Field, Kansas, visited Medora Allen, fo rm e r class mem w ith th e ir aunt, Mrs. C, F. Plas bers. I t was announced the Jan ‘T h e M eaning o f C hristm as.” The chotr. tinner the d irectio n te r and o th e r relatives Tuesday. uary m eeting w ill be held at the of Mrs. W illia m Bach, w ill sing 'I'hi'y plan to go on to Chehalis. home o f Mrs. May Hogate when W ashington to visit th e ir parents. a q u ilt w ill be tied. At thia season we should the Mass c impos-d by L allashe. Leonard Newman o t P ortland An in tro d u cto ry program of all subject ourselves to re C hristm as carols, including S i is spending the holidays w ith M r. M IZ P A H C LA S H examination, to see if good lent N ight, w ill precede the Mass. and Mrs. O. M. P atton fellowship and kindness still The Mizpah class o f the Pres The H a rris -M o rris m ill opened Rev. A lb e rt R odskow siti o f Eu survive os a practical com gene w ill say trte 10:30 Mass, fo r operations Monday. byterian church was entertained bination to bring happiness nnd there w ill also lie a selection The Ixttham basketball teams, Tuesday at the church by Mrs. to the human heart. Each of of Christm as carols at this Mass. both boys and girls, played on Evie H oldctm an, Mrs. L ila Veatch us holds in his hands the key Rev. Louis Solder v. ill conduct the home court F riday evening and M rs. M innie W illets. Sixteen to this combination. L it us the 10 30 a m . Mass at S t. M i w ith Creswsll. Lathum won both were present including tw o guests, games. Mrs. L. M . Hanoy, a fo rm e r res use it during this Christmus chael’s Mission, Oakridge.' The school C hristm as program ident from Colorado, and Mrs. A. season of 1944, to help trans The Christm as <-• sage at the w ill lx- given Thursday evening. J. Kammann. A short business form dreams into realities. F irst Baptist church by the pas* m eeting was held and la te r an Mny we add our glad tor. Jtev. George E. H ardy, w ill exchange o f Christm as g ifts Christmas greetings to the be “ God's Christm as G ift." Spe- proved entertaining. The a fte r many which a r e finding clnl music by the vested choir. The M osby C reek E xte n sio n hours were spent fillin g packages At i h . '. v.n in « service the com- /iu ‘b'” m c't"''nm rsda‘> '’ «t th e ' home fo r the C hristm as tre a t a t the their way to you? binea choir« o f tne church w ill o f Mrs. Gladys Castle. Mrs. Ros- Sunday school entertainm ent present a C hristm as musicale kam nnd Mrs. l«and put on the which w ill be hejd this (T hurs called "The Songs o f C hristinas." dem onstration of buffet luncheon day» evening. The next meeting was announces! fo r January 16 which wus served at noon. Mrs. Joe Perkins o f Cottage when Mrs. Susan Seaton and Mrs. Grove visited several days at the L o ttie Asbury w ill be hostesses. Refreshments were served at the H a rry Castle home. (B y Eddie G aroutte) close o f the afternoon. M r and Mrs. W ilb u r Scott and The county 4-H club leader, E. A. Danielson, visited «iur school daughter M a rjo rie o f Creswell C A M P A IG N FO R M O R E SEED u short tim e ago and gave out w ere cullers Sunday at the Floyd O F L A D IN O ( L O V E R P A ID Jones home. « the 4H pins earned by the stud M r. and Mrs. Ed O 'H are and ents last year. The campaign put on last year We are having o u r C hristm as daughter P atricia o f Stevensville, ♦o increase the output o f ladino program F riday evening nt the Montana spent the week end at clover seed in Oregon, which in Grange hall in Dorena. The p ri the George W oodworth home. cluded a substantial increase in m ary room is presenting a selee- Mrs. O 'H are is a sister o f M r. guaranteed price, resulted in a ti in of Christm as exercises, poems W oodworth. They are going on to big jum p in the prom otion o f c e r and songs. The interm ediate room C alifo rn ia to visit Mrs. O 'Hara's tifie d seed in Oregon in 1944 com has the C hristm as sto ry in pag m other, Mrs. W oodworth. The Blue M t. school w ill have pare«! w ith the 1943 output, E. R. eant form . The upper grades have th e ir program and C hristm as Jockman, extension cfa rm crops a comic, one net pluy, e n title d specialist at O. S. C. reports. tree Thursday evening. "B ang! goes C hristm as." There The p re lim in a ry estimates fo r Pfc. E lm er H am ilton, who has h it 19 characters in the piny and 1944 show a production o f well the tim e required to present it been in the M arshall Islands, is home on a furlough and visited over 300.000 |>ounds, compared is one hour. n t tiie Blue M t. school one day w ith less than 200.000 pounds in O u r vacation w ill lx> fron t Dee. last week. 1943. Demand from easte rn ‘d airy- 22 to Jan 2. We wish a ll the men fo r ladino clover seed to in patrons o f our d is tric t a M e rry <»PA REDUCES WORK HOURS crease the yield o f th e ir pastures Christm as and Happy New Year. is s till gre atly in excess o f supply. C e rtifie d seed is now selling W o rkin g hours nt the local ra POOR N l T R IT IO N B L A M E D tion board or G P A office w ill be w ell above the government's guar I O R M IL IT A R Y R E J E C T IO N reduced effective January 1st. it anteed price o f $1.50 per pound. was announced yesterday. The o f Jackman believes th a t the crop Physical defects accounted fo r fice on this date w ill be open to looks like a g>»od bet on an ex more than 50 |ie r cenl o f the re the public six and a h a lf hours, panded basis fo r another year at jections of m ilita ry reg istra nts Monday through Friday, opening le a s t . Josephine and Jackson between IS and 37 years o f age, at 10:00 a.m. and closing at 4:30 counties produce high percentage according to the latest report of p.m. Saturday hours are: 10:00 o7 the United States supply of General Lewis B. Hershey, head a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ladino clover seed, although this o f (he selective service. These year M alheur , .Deschutes, and figures are cited by national n u -j D on't forget to buy th a t extra Crook counties added substantial tritio n is ts as n p ow erful a rg u w a r bond. Lives d«q>cnd on it. ly to the state's to ta l production. ment fo r b e tte r n u tritio n o f A m erica's youth, says Dean Ava B. EACH CHRISTMAS as it M ilan, chairm an of the Oregon n u tritio n committee. comes and goes proves M any authorities believe th a t anew that love is the only good food habits begun in in fa n binding power of the cy nnd established in these world. In these dark days young men in th e ir e a rlie r yertrs could have prevented m any o f of late December when (he defects which la te r kept the brightness of smiles them out of the armed services. LEE’S ELECTRIC SHOP Church Activities Latham Mosby Creek B ressler For F u rn itu re Dorena School Notes Martin Upholstery make nmple amends for lack of brightness over head, we again send our most hearty Christmas Greetings. T h e G ro v e H a rd w a re S C O U T T R O O P NO. «0 Boy Scout Troop No. 60 met Monday night til the Jefferson gymnasium fo r Ihe te gu lar week ly business meeting. Games of basketball furnished exercise and entertainm ent fo r the boys the re m ainder o f the evening. B illy Flatlet's was enrolled a new mem ber and Bruce Brisbane was elec ted troop scribe. Developed Broom Corn Benjamin Franklin Is credited with developing broom corn. will remain open under new management. The same good quality of work will be continued with quick service. 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