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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1946)
TIH’USDAV, MAI« Il 21 i 9IG THE SENTIXEI». COTTACI E GROVE, OREGON There will Ji” inothr-r dance at Alr-Timc R< <^ar<h IWf <N ON m WOftlg SMOST RAPIDLY ENDING RFtiaCUS BROAC CA^l Walker Saturday night, March 23 New Yoik With the airplane Prizes will be given In a "( r. F moving transjiOrtation speed» to- walk.” Lunch will also lx- cold. wants the 400 miles an hour mark, 'in Air-Time Research In '' ’ ** * k!°”*y ** M|lUOtW / S UN 0 A y I * :3n F stitute has been founded to study Roy Goodwin old his place at the social, economic and other cl- jsofmia sianons w siirr hlmishi London end Udh his family have feels of such fast movement. ai-iàtc-43 Grove. Western Oregon farmers faced moved near When sickness strikes and your phy»ician says "Have this Pit Garmih and family of La with the problem of whatefo urn prescription filled immediately," bring or send your pre on the so-called "red hill ’ soils tham moved Isuk to the Dick rotriMo. where a fiermanent pasture Is de- Garman place above Um Ion this scriptions to us where they will be filled to the letter, using w<rk. Died can best plant aha fescue pure, fresh, potent ingredients, in the shortest time po». Mr. and Mr- Laurence Barke in mixture with Tallarook sub- Bible, Icnan- III ciowr. including to* meyer and son Rill were Sunday newly published Circular of Infor dinner gunds at the G de Roby mation No. 376 entitled “Results home, the occasion was a pinochle I , treat. of Permanent Pasture Grass and Ce by Mr and Mi Claris Abcene, Woodburn ! Legume Experiment, Red Solis Stop the danger of infection in superficial cut», burns and ; Experiment Area at Oregon City" Donna and Dale visited Sunday i»:>M i with Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Ray wound»! Use FIRST AID QUICK BANDS in boxe. of 36 । by Edwin Keltner, superintendent mond in Cottage Grove. As a project of the Oregon and 73 at 23o and 39c. Jack Bassett, son of Roti Bi,, State college «xje riment station, six pasture grasses in general use sett formerly of thi* community, in western Oregon wore seeded now of Fort Lewis, Washington, alone and in mixture with sub was an overnight guest of Dean Ki lly Wednc d ry. terranean clover and white clover Mrs. JoKit; Phillips returned Ml 31 ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION, full strength, kills germs in the fall of 1940 The gr„ , s home Saturday after spending a were: english rye gra s, chewing cn contact or in 3 rninutea when diluted with equal quanti- week with her daughter, Mra. Carl fescue, ulta fescue, red creeping ty of water. Gel Mi 31 Solution today for oral hygiene fescue, orchard grass and high King In Cottage Grove. Cseollii priced regularly at 69c the pint. Mr. and Mn. Fritz Freeman land bent grass, Seeding rates and and daughter N in of Culp Creek fertilizer application» are included visited Saturday night and Sun in the circular day at the Roy Ewing home. All of the plots received pas IHen^s-g Glenn Gilhipn has been dis- turing throughout the summer «••on City charged and is home from the nwnths by a herd of dairy heifer* navy. From the pilatabiiity standpolntj Mrs Vera Kerr and daughters i >n» english rye grass was the number one choice followed by Utile pre- of Ashland ah- spending a week with Mrs. Ken s parents, Mr. and krence between aU a SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS Make your donations nnd Mrs. C. C. Ctlham. orchard grass The cnglb h rye now. Some day you may need it s help Word has been received of the grass provided only a short pa*« I ture season, however, and whs •h ath of Will Gilham at Modesto, tsew tro»» gone soon efter the runs ceased. Calif Mr. Gdh tm was a brother The cattle showed a distinct lik of Arch and Chet Gilham and Mrs John Murry. Do* I Sunday vMtora of Mr. rind Mr». ing for the mixed glass and clov Mr. nnd Mr. Elvis Kelly, Dean er seedings over grass planted Mrs Claro Qhapman nnd Hetty ‘'’’“I’m«" and hick and Mrs. Emma Kelly ' Wilson took Mrs Mn Chapman» Chapman's sis- AKea Hawley, who has alone. »U- . ' On the basis of observations and wre Sunday dinner guests at the 5u«wtf« ter. Mrs. Emma Cougar, home to ll<,en •<> the Eugene hns- The many friendly comments heard daily about Wm. Perlni home at Anhui yield, alta fescue and Tallarook Gardinar, Saturday and sp ni Hi. for months with n Mrs. Nora Small. Mrs. Mablt Greyhound service make it a pleasure for Greyhound week end there broken leg, was released from the subterranean clover fertilizer with bunk. Mr, and Mrs. I .eon .Mortor KXJ pounds of treble plxisphate folks to give your community the kind of top-notch ® b'W days ago. The Roy Foster -nd Vlrgd I attended the 4-H leaders hnnquc: Everett Boye has enlhted in each fall proved to bo the most at the Eugene hotel Saturday Hughe* famille» of Eugene were , JewBorf highway transportation you now enjoy. llw navy and I» taking hi» txx>t desirable combination for a jxrm- night. anent pasture. This mixture rated The London LH Mothers' club Greyhound's numerous, well-timed schedule» < orpornl Joyce Balsigrr recclv« well toward the top in palatability coUeeted $‘3950 Red Crons dona- ed her discharge from the marine •vid produced a continued growth lions. Workers this year were bring coast communities together for both business corps women's auxiliary, women's throughout the dry summer Mrs, GoMie Gunn, Mrs. Mable and pleasure, providing convenient, low-cost travel re«Tve. nt San Diego on March months By its vigorous growth it Funk and Mrs. Gladys Kelley. eliminated foreign ' H and i* now at home with her practically unequalled by any other form of transportation. Mr and Mrs. George Gunn and jwircnts. Mr. and Mr». A. J. Bal- grasws and waeds after three daughter Dianm Jef, Thursday yean of pasturing. Mger For the bat in bus service ... count on Greyhound enti Rm The subterranean clover in- morning for Sit Lake to visit Mrs Carl Splnharney ant! son p- -• Mr. Gunn's mother w I ki is seri lion«Id «re spending a week with creased rather than decreased its ously ill. stand in spite of constant fxtstur- relatives in Aurora. Kurat!» fit’s Agent Earl E. Gaines Address 802 M?in Telephone 97 IM Mr Davenport has sold his saw ing. To obtain weather and areody- 'C m Jur<U» The circular is available from mill to Mr. Folltic of Cottage nnmic ""data under severe condi i Grove. any western Oregon county ex tions the U. S. Navy’s aerological tension office. research unit at Banana River. Florida, using Army Air Force Tt C» m ~ m r; Mr». Harold Walker of Klumnlh equipment. under the supervision ■ of The U. S. Weather Bureau will Fill* is visiting relatives here C r The Friendly Neighbors chib fly pilotless planes into Florida ? Hie Pinochle Card club met at met with Mrs. Mildred Sharon thunderstorms. the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph I hursday al ternoon. There were Wnght Saturday evening. - . The penny supper was well at. 13 members present and Mrs E. C. Cloud and Mrs. Eva Hansen hota<e tended by the neighbors. After supper song* were sung Proceeds guests of Mrs. Geo. Getty were visitors Five dollars was donated of ?12 15 was rals<< to the Red Cross. In the contest 4 Small Rsbbita 2Via. high, la Gilt Bor UHLIMITTE VALLEY Lt M- given, Iris Gcrsbach woix funt KERMEN ELECT OFFICERS prize and Non« Kirkendall won 1 he following officers were second. The next club meeting Esster Greeting Curds for be with Dora Stewart March elected at the annual session rtf will oversea» should be sent 28. the Willamette Valley Lumber immediately. Alxnit 20 school children enjoy men's association nt Eugene Fri- dny: Guy Haynes nt Carlton, pres ed a party Friday evening at the ident; T. V Larsen of Nott, vice home of Nekia Schwarzer. Dalmer Benston, Coxswain, president; Frank Graham of J«s- per, treasurer; II J. Cox of Eu whose ship is In dock nt Seattle, 5c to $1.00 gene. secretary-manager. Includ'd had a few hours leave over the on the board of directors la a lo w.-ek end nnd came ns for a rn) man, W A Woodard of the Ridgefield, Wash., to the home of' his sister, Mrs. Ed Kreger, and Woodard Lumber Co, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Low. II Benston and Earl Hayes drove up to the Krcbscr liomc for the day. Tommy Gettx left for Fort Lew- is Monday to rccnlist in the army • air corps. Mr. and Mis A C. Buchtel anti children of Snnta Cruz, Calif., came Thursday to »pend « week at the home of Mrs. Bachtels mother, Mrs. Ray Stcwnt Mr. Bachtel was recently discharged from the army. Mrs. Minnie Keene finished ' this district for the Red Cross and reports that most everyone was very generous. Mrs. E. C. Cloud of Scuttle is ' visiting her sister. Mrs. Geo. Get ty. for several weeks. Quite a bit of improvement on Big expansion program under way tlic road west of Saginaw was ,to speed your calls , tn ide this week by the county, putting several loads of gravel on ■ >t. The road hud recently been graded. This year alone, an part I Mr. nnd .Mis Fred Jackson rf Walker visited at the Lawrence of a $400,000,000 five- Montieth home one evening last year expansion program, week. more than 200,000 miles Mrs. Zumwalt, who had several of new toll and long dis« teeth rxtnuted in Eugene last week, has been staying at the rance circuits are planned home of her daughter. Mrs. Har for the Pacific Coast. ley Williams, for several days. A. Schippert returned home For we're on our way to from Vallejo, Calif.. Sunday after providing a broader and faster long distance service Spending several days at the home than you have ever had before. of his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bradley. Everything possible is being done to expand long Mi* Schippert will remain for a a distance facilities now and to prepare the way for week or more and help care for many new improvements to come. We handled more her daughter and new grand« daughter. than 346 million toll and long distance c»lh in 1945 Mrs. Vernon Gray nnd two — nearly a million a day—and wc'rc gearing up to • laughters of Coos Bay spent the ■ I ■ ■■■«■——————MM handle an ever • increasing volume as the week end at the home of tinues to grow through the years to come. Gray's brother, William Sharon and family. + Tour Kad Cra** mutt carry on —GIVI NOW + , Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Keene and i son Jimmy spent the week end at the coast. Sunday they were din- I ncr guests.at the home of Mr. and 624 Main Street -Telephone Cottage Grove 83 Mrs. ( liff Fucker at Winchester : nay The Claude Kirkendall family , moved to Creswell Saturday and । Mr. and Mrs. Laird moved into the Kirkendall home which tin , ‘ recent ly purchased. Alta Fescue With Subclover Found n Best Pasture Mix KEM S for DRUGS 8M The Rexall Store LONDON « " “There Goes Another Greyhound Bus! That’s Real Local Service!” K8 ? Departures Daily from COTTAGE GROVE DIVIDE o I WALKER Knickerbocker’s 200,000 miles of new long distance circuits will be built in 1946 GREYHOUND SAGINAW CAR LOAD OF We Have Over a Carload of Used Tires m Popular Sizes These tires are going fast, so you’d better get ? ‘. rr i yours at once if you need tires . , » I ■ ‘ * ? THESE SIZES ARE AVAILABLE 750 825 X 20 750 X 20 900 X 20 Lots of Pick-Up Tires The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. 0. K. RUBBER WELDERS Phone 204 I 4
