The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, August 16, 1945, Image 2

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Cottage ftrovr j^rntrnrl
Cottage G iw e, Oregon
Established August 15. 1889
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H arvey Road.
August 15, 1945
Cottage Grove Sentinel,
Dear E d itor:
Harvey road heard rum ­
ors today that there has been
a big w a r some place and
that the w a r has ended. We
are Just setting on needles
and pins w a itin g
fo r the
Sentinel. I f we see it in the
Sentinel we know
it's so.
Folks down here don't take
anything but the Sentinel
and Oregon F anner, but the
Oregon F arm er w on 't be out
fo r a couple of weeks and we
don't want to be In suspense
that long
Some o f the folks down
here are g ettin g tire d of go­
ing
barefooted
and
are
th in k in g o f buying a p air of
shoes, but backed down a f­
te r they heard shot's was
rationed. W hat is this ration
racket and how tong has it
been going on?
C U F F ROBERTS
is stationed at <\>toradh Springs.
Colorado, is spending a furkHigb
at her home here.
Jot Nelson of Eugene was a
Sunday v is ito r at the Mrs M Mos-
h| home.
Church Activities
The public and more especially
the young «»•opl«1 of Cottage Grove
are cordially invited to attend the
youth rally here August 19. spon­
sored. by tile t'ruM tders o f the
Churoh o f God. Sunday school at
10:tM) a. m. to consider youth re­
sponsibility to the government fo r
the Security and lib e rty it pro­
vides w ith Mrs. G E. Mendell as
teacher.
A t 11:00 a m sermon topic is
"Releasing Youth From the En­
ticem ent o f Sin." by the Rev. Joe
K e m u tt o f All»any A t 12:30 there
w ill be « basket dinner at the c ity
p ark on East Main A t 2:30 rep­
resentatives from the young peo­
ple's group of Albany. Roseburg.
Eugene and possibly Coquille w ill
speak on topics o f minLsterlng fo r
56 YEARS OF SERVICE. 1889-1945
W ith this issue the S entinel pmates its fifty - s ix th b irth d a y 1
I t looks as th is is w ritte n that we o f the S entinel w ill really
kav e mum th in g to celebrate, a b irth d a y and the ending o f bos
tilitiv a and i f the * a r comes to an end. it w ill be w o rth fa r more
to us than a ll the b irth d a y s w e ’ve ever had o r expect to have
On this occasion we. as w ell as the rest o f o u r readers, have
a rare p rivile g e , a p riv ile g e to be th a n k fu l fo r in th a t >vv are
alive in th is h is to ry -m a rk in g period when a d iscovery announced l!
only ten «lays ago not o n ly brought to a speedy end the greatest i
Christ.
w o rld -w id e c o n flic t and promises to re vo lutionize o u r m ethod o f « 1 9 T ^ r e n l R n v C tp n n fe
liv in g . We re fe r to the atom ic bomb. No o th e r people have ever p
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seen so m any h isto ry-m a kin g changes occur in so short a tim e R e c e i v e A w a r d s a t
A t the morning w orship in the
F irs t Baptist church the pastor.
I t is o u r fe rve n t hope th a t o u r progress in liv in g to g e th e r iis a C a m p L l l C k y B o y
Rev. George E. Hardy, w ill b ring
nation and among nations w ill progress w ith the same speed us
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message
on "D iv in e
Benevo-
o u r seientifie advancements.
CAMP LUCKY B O Y — A new a
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S ta tic is con- all-tim e high in scout advance-
In the evening at the union ser-
<erneu in the passing o f another milestone. We know th a t we ment was made by Boy Scout vice held in the Baptist churvh thw
have o u r shorteom inirs and lik e o th e r newspaper people w e it r w P8 attending this summer Rev Mrs Rozella Douglas, paa-
have never been able to p rin t a single issue w ith o u t lo o kin g c;,rnP during period four as 70 per ,or of , he Pr,.,. Methodist church,
back and seeing where we could have issued a b e tte r paper c* nI
scou‘ s received awards w ill bring the message Come and
w ith fe w e r erro rs and we liv e in hope, a hope th a t we m ay at the can#P ro u rt ®f honor.
(Hir jo ng service and lif t your
help issue a more newsy newspaper w ith fe w e r errors. l ’« r-
Appearing before the court of voice w ith us in praise and thanks
haps w ith the w ar over we can come nearer a tta in in g th a t end honor were 65 ®°y Scouts who re" giving fo r ‘ h r closing of this war.
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' reived a total of 30 advancements
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In scanning sonic e d ito ria ls th e o ther «lav we came on a
‘ Soul w ill be the topic fo r the
t r i k l l l , to th e » e e k ly n, »»pop, r fro o , , .te a t . . „ I h . ^ t o r n S S T X
o S a S S «
Sumta, mom-
doily. The Dallas. Texas. X, » s S i,,,,, ft
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sm aller com m unities, perhaps
Bov Scout campers re-
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- you m ay
- fin d it in te re s tin - g : I cent of the ®°>'
"A h e a rtw a rm in g aiga th a t the e iv ilir a fio n we have ceiv« 1 aw5jrtls
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sunerintendent of
know n s«) long is s till hanging ou is the w e e kly n ew spap er.; Those from troop 18. Cottage aehools at Yoncalla, w ill he guest
It is h o ld in g its own, fr o m 193h to 1943, a v e ry tr y in g tim e Grove who received awards at speaker at the Methodist church
lo r newspap«‘rs ax w ell as people, «inly 454 o f them went ont the court of honor held ®‘ S t> i- Sunday morning at 11:00 o’clock
o f business. Maybe some o f them became «lailies. M aybe others T?” 1 ,C<^ r t ,nciudt' ‘ he following: ,n the'absence of the iwstor.
boarded up fo r ihe d u ra tio n . B u t there are s till nearly 11.,MM)
Rasmussen M arvin Sehaf-
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over fhe land, doing th e ir b it fo r fo lk in the va lle ys and h ills, / i f 8 n ,ni<-
. '*7* r Sermon topics for next Sunday
o f tb Awf e k | y * n ’
W'.k ‘ it h T r * 10
,hie ^
h' M ^ b T i h a f f S . X t o i n t o ? w ‘ ° a t the C hristian church are:
o f the. w eekly. It could n«»t w ith _____
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d ra in _ o f j iev Thompaon.
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swimming-
Jim
^*o rn in M- "Shadows of T ruth
the c ity , the rush fo r defense jobs and c a ll to arm s w ould mean Valentine
life saving ^Weslev Evening subject. "Some tRings I
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r i iil t
is ® a i united
adult
its doom. 1J..A
B ut the prophet «lid i not i krtow
the sm all
com m u n • ity. Hansen, swimming: George Walk- J k n o w ” T tw *l*f* ><
N e ith e r d id he know the love «me develops fo r ru n n in g a sm all er. anim al ind ustry: Champ Hus- .
? .. in . Bible . Q doctrine
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newspaper. E ven though the life is le « glam orous th a n that ted. anim al mdustVy: Herb Lorn-
on a m e tro p o lita n d a ily , it has its ow n deeply rooted charms. bard, angling, lea th ercra ft. p aint- J M lchael She,ley' m ‘n‘s ,e r
It is hard to fo rg e t the lie-lot* tune o f the press on p u b lic a tio n mg. mechanical drawing, wood
D ick
The C atholic church has an-
«lay. It is a rare experience to know that she is o u t again, to tu rn in g , a rt, r o w i n g .
saving and Edward nounced a special Mass of thanks­
remove the form s, re d is trib u te the typ e and m a il her out to I S ch m itt, life sav"Jg
giving fo r v ic to ry and the ending
a p preciative customers. I t is a place where th e back o ffic e is
gre ,
e saving
of the w a r to be held Sunday at
eloaed to the fro n t and the w hole is d iffu s e d w ith an atinos- i
9:30 a. m. This v ic to ry Mas» w ill
phere th a t is hard to p u t behind and leave.
be in addition to the regular Mass
‘ The little tow ns are s till o u r strongholds. There we fin d j
I at 8:00 and w ill be conducted by
»levotion and a ffe c tio n fo r co m m u n ity life . F o lk s niav l»e com-
M rs A«la Jennimrs and Mn. a priest from M t. Angel College
p U 7 n , .« tta .« , Hu, th e y feel the,- are , p a n o f th .-ir „..Y em - M ,e y L , M e t H e e i X i M r ” 2 , in the absence of F athe r Sohler
m in t, not little sapphngs in a dense w oodland. I t is c o m fo rtin g : Mrs. Den B ra nt and Gary Jen- who w ill hold services at O ak­
to kn o w th a t th e ir in s titu tio n s are s till rooted, th a t th e y are nings of Cottage Grove were Sun- ridge
w e a thering one o f the great crises o f h is to ry and w ill liv e to day visito rs at the Louis Dodge
There w ill be no preaching s*r-
c a rry on a great h e rita g e .”
home.
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Stew art Roberts, son ol Mr. and
I Mrs C. S Roberts left today lo r
I a 14-ilay ertilse to Alaska w ith 32
' other Boy Scout members
Mrs It B. Rwsl and Mrs Chet
90 1 E A R * AGO
W a te r shortage emphusues need Vi»», hutbeig left W t'iliit'sdny for
The I ' tiles to attend the A m e ri­
o f Im provem ent.
F ou r fisherm en from here who can Legion A iis ili.n s convention
recently visited Groove nt lake be
M r anti Mr«. F litte r N t'ct left
ltev<- they have «xploded the oft W ediu'silaj for Portland,
repeated tule that a sea serpent
Laugh your fill w ith W ill W ill
lias Its habitation there. They t>e-
lieve that w hat has tieaii taken Rogers stars in "D oubting T hom ­
fo r such has been in re a lity but a as.”
vast school of sm all fish
It may be necessary to call out
the state m ilitia to keep smite one
from ca rrying o il our o il well. U p­
on the firs t visit, tools and sm all
The «'hureh o f God w ill la* hosts
articles were carried off.
Upon
to a youth ra lly Sunday, August
second I hm Id ing, clothing and per­
19 to th irte en soutlw m Oregon
sonal effects wen* removed.
chteehes Five m ain services are
Mrs. Charles G v ity - returned planned fu r the ra lly w ith topics
from tr ip to N ew port
fo r discussion that » III p a rtic u la r­
M r. and Mrs. M P. G am ut te ly apiwal to y o u th fu l minds and
spent yesterday in Eugene at the help them w ith th e ir religious
home of M rs. G aroutte's patents. problems.
R L. S tew art left Tuesday on an
The sjM*akers chosen fo r the oc­
outing at Yachats.
casion w ill la* men who th in k anil
speak in terms that uppeul to the
10 YEARS AGO
youth.
Beginning at 2:30 p. in rep­
C hildren w ill re tu rn to studies
resent«! ¡Vi's Irom young p<*opl«*s
September 16.
groujis of three o r four eongregn-
W ork on flood co ntrol o f Coast tlbha w ill ta lk on subjects vita l
F o lk «•ontlnucs in progress.
O tw V helptul to a tta in a joyous
From Old Files
Church of God to
Hold Youth Rally
kmdai
A l ^ . l ST Ili
Christian lib* At 7 <>0 p m a m ov­
ing p icture w ill lie shown, |»»rlray-
ing the Im portance of the religion
"Jesus 'C hrist" in the lives of the
youth. At 8 00 p m
(tie Rev
Louts F. Gough of Oregon C ity
w ill ckise the program w ith a ser­
mon on the topic,
I'he Most
Abundant Life.
The ra lly Is sponsor*«! by the
Crusad«'is of the Cottage Grove
Church o f G«af Ever) num lier on
the program vs ill he ol general In­
terest.
Delight Valley
Glen S m ith of San Francisco
spent Ihe week end Ilf tile home
of Ills sister, Mrs M alcolm Horn.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Sears s|a-nt
the week end at Alh.ni) and M on­
mouth.
Mrs Lawrence H in d iu rd was a
recent house gtieal at the Max
Sears home.
Jack J ill was surprised S a ttir-
dsy e x y iiiig , his hirtti<iny a n n i­
versary, by the follow ing friends
and neighfwrs: the ( >s«-ar F ln le n
fam ily. Ihe Ebvyn Bales fa m ily,
tin* 1 Ntve H ite fa m ily, the J im *
C rick fam ily. M r and Mi», lie
gard and son of C ollage Grove,
M r and M is. Rai pit Sear» and
Jack Ki'ahy:
These Men Made the Supreme Sacrifice
Bekutus a list of local boys, killed or lost in action. We have done the best we could to get
correct information over the three-year pet iod, but in the event of an error, the Maine will
be gladly corrected if oalled to our attention.
a
Dorena
the beautiful flo ra l offerings dur-
ing the illness and death o f o u r
We extend o u r sincere thanks father, brother an«l uncle. Leo C.
to o u r friends, neighbors, the Odd Jones. Geo. N."Jones, Mrs. M ary
Jutld. Mrs. Jeannette T urn
in
Fellows and Rebekahs fo r th e ir Judd.
urpin.
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and - sym pathy and - fo
CARD OF THANKS
° ° x o f Eugene and Rod Nelson of
P o rtlan d spent S aturday at the
M rs. M. Mosby home,
’’M rs. N e ttie
Monroe.
W illia m s i'a n d Biilv M ortensen1^
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«»“ V aw riensen oi
F a ll Creek were Sunday visitors
i at the Mrs. Florence Monroe
' home.
™'x t SuPda>' m orning. August 19.
due to d,neas o i ’ he * UPP m ,nl"
ster who was to have fille d the
pulpit. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.
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rnem ^ ers of
church and congregation are urged
to worship jn other churches of
(f,e cj t y at t f,e jj . qq o’clock hour
and give thanks to God fo r the
PFC. M ildred S m ith, who ending o f the w ar.
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From the usual hazard. If i t ’s insurance I can tell you
about it without obligation.
Fo Our ^Patrons
Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency
It pays to insure in sure Insurance
Office phone 72
Residence phone 104 L
Cottage Grove, Oregon
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GREYHOUND D EPO T
194.
THESE MEN PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
(Picture.”, not obtainable for this issue.)
Dan Lansing
Oran Jenkins
Donald Thorp
S tuart Haynie
Francis Queener
Richard Lackey
Bill Walls
Lloyd Peters
Philip Gray
Rex McFarland
Tom Henry
George Gaebbles
Orville Blackmore
A rt Bills
Harold Dudley
Clifford Hammons
Orville Isham
Earl Williams
Charles Rearrick
Bill Simons
James Flynn
Kammann
Clelland Kammann
Marvel Geer
H. L B l.A R E