(Cottage Sroue Sentinel
Lions Eke Out 14-13 Win Over Sweet 1
Home Friday to Lead Tri-County LeagM
The Lions eke«i out a 14-13 win over Hie Huskies at S wh I Hom«
I riday night to remain undefeated in Tri-County I «■mix play* Th®
Lions held a 14-0 half time lead and were apparently outclassing th®
Huskies who hadn't been able to get past the midfield stripe th® fhmC
Dklde
half A combination of a fired-up Sweet Home eleven and injuries to
Bennett Creek
Mushy Crrek
Harker and Uonberger which crippled the Grove offense made th®
Harvey Rd.
second half a different story.
LATHAM
The Lions first series of downs was dubbed by fumbles and back-
field misplays but the Blue and Gold backs began to roil the next
time they gained possession of the ball. Summers, Harker, and Camp-
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bell alternated in ground gaining plays to the Sweet Home 28 yard
NUMBER 11 line. Harker broke out over his own tackle on the next play and cut
back behind good downfield blocking lo score without being touched.
The speed fullback sliced through a big hole for the conversion point.
The Lions came right back with another drive to the eight yard
line, but a Husky recovery of a fumble stopped the threat. The home
team punted out and the Grovers took to the air on the next play
as Morelock fired to Newton for a 40 yard gain and score. Harker
Deer hunters don't have to go
converted the extra point again.
to eastern Oregon to get their
(neat, if the results of the present
The second half started where the first left off as Newton re
hunting season mean anything for
turned the kick-off to the 30 yard line. Three running plays took tho
Reorganization of the Oregon
boys who stayed fairly close
ball to mid-field. Then the first of the many second half disasters over
to home have been bringing in State (Guard into the national took the Lions as they elected to pass and took a big loss when More-
the black tail bucks. Of unusual guard will bring a prayroll of ap
lock could not find a receiver. Then I-ong was unable to get a fourth
interest is the fact that a large proximately $18.966 to the Cot
down kick away after a bad pass from center.
tage
Grove
area,
if
the
full
number of heavy black tail bucks
The Grove line stopped two scoring thrusts inside the 20 yard
have been found and killed, and it strength of 81 enlisted men are
enlisted
here.
Capt.
P.
S.
Bukow
line,
but the Huskies took to the air with a long throw into the end
I# not uncommon for a blacktail
bu<k to be kill«M weighing from ski said here recently. Reorgan zone to finally crack the Lions’ defense. The attempted kick wa*
ization of the state guard into the blocked as almost the entire Lion forward wall swarmed through.
140 to 165 pounds.
The largest black tail brought national guard is expected to pro
Swee Home recovered the short kick-off and were again tn (cor
In tip to Tuesday was weighed in ceed without delay in communi ing territory. Alternating running plays and passes, the Huskies drove
at the Quality market and weigh ties maintaining an organization. for their second touchdown. The conversion kick was good and th®
ed 185 pounds, killed by Robert Under the reorganized plan the Lions held only a slim 14-13 leaa.
Baymond. E. V. Shortridge still number of guardsmen will be ’
The home team tried another short kick but it backfired as Reeve*
•as the first honors for the lxM>sted from a pre-war strength
biggest mule deer killed. His of 240 men to 875 in Lane county almost broke away for a score but was pulled down from behind on
Roy Dürrst
Mekin Kerr
Glenn Wirk»
Weighed 218 pounds. Monday a to with 595 guardsmen stationed in the Husky 35 yard line. Sweet Home was back on their own five yard
Dave Kummers
Photo Courtesy Clark* Studio.
line at the final gun.
tal of fifteen bucks were brought Eugene.
The Cottage Grove "C" squad downed the Junction City beginner*
The local unit here will be a
to the Quality Market and about
Four boys, representatives of the litne had been brought in by Tues cannon company known as the 20-6 at Junction City Monday afternoon and will meet the Springfield
local Future Farmers of America day noon, indicating that a greater 162nd infantry and will have a "C squad here Monday night.
organization, will today attend the percentage of successful hunters full strength of 81 men. However
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS B
m * . •
the local guard needs several men
annual banquet given by the Kan Were returning.
Team
Won
Lost
Points
Points
%
according to Bukowski, who ex- i
sas City Chamber of Commerce. ।
Score«!
Against
plains that guardsmen will now
Roy Duerst, Glen Wicks, David
Cottage Grove will be high on
3
0
1000
58
13
receive regular army pay, which Cottage Grove
Summers and Melvin Kerr are.
the list tor a new federal |>ost of-
Roseburg
0
3
1000
2
124
is a considerable boost in pay as
among
the
120
Oregon
boys
at-4
fire building, if construction of fed
1
26
Lebanon
1
500
48
operated
under
the
old
setup.
Re
tending th«1 first national conven-
One of the outstanding events eral landings is resinned ami con-
40
0
2
000
13
cruits will draw army pay ac Swqet Home
Ix-tuil* of the seven earth dam* tion of their organization held
of the fall for tile local Business grexs make* the necessary approp proposed for tributaries of the
cording to rank, Bukowski says, University High
0
45
2
000
2
since
the
war.
Cottage
Grove
and Professional Women’s club riation according to un Associated McKenzie and South Santiam riv
and enlistments will be accepted Junction City
(XX)
75
0
2
0
will I m - the <inti.ii Willamette Press story. Congress previously ers in the army cngini’cm’ flood a larger representation Rian
at the armory on Tuesday nights.
average school.
The Cottage Grove Lions and the Roseburg Indians will clash .
district conference held in the ar (utssed an act authorizing con control program were outlined
if
I
this Friday night at Kelly field for the championship of the Tri-County
The two Oregon delegates arc , The growth of definite buyer
mory on Sunday, Novcmlx'r 3rd, struction of a federal |x»«t office Monday at Portland.
League. Game time .will be at 8:00 p. m. and will find an all veteran
Lewis Wirth, Baker, state prssi- resistance to meat prices that
when the local group will enter here as well a* In a number bf
Col. O. E. Walsh, district en-
Roseburg eleven, pre-season favorites to cop the crouse by an easy
tain the other clubs of this dis- other communities of the state ginccr, reported the dam* will dent, and Jack Grenz, Albany, have .spurted to an extreme of
trict which includes Eugene, and nation. The building to be lo range In height from 120 to 335 state secretary. John Welbes, Al-, $1-50 a pound was shown Tues-
margin, trotting out against a lighter Lion team that had a pre-season
Bend, Coos Bay, Coquille and Cot- cated here Is estimated to cost fret with storage capacities vary bany instructor, who has nearly a ' day in a heavy majority of the
rating of “back in the pack.” The Lions have fought back for three
tage Grove The conference will $85.000. New buildings will be ing from 40,000 to 255,000 acre carload of his own students, will key cities covered in a nation
straight victories against league opponents and will be going all out to
hold 1‘X hours of classwork daily blanketing survey.
open at 9:00 a. m. tor registra- erected In five other communi fret.
At a special meeting of the city dump the favorites.
in his car. Similar classes will be
At the end of the first full week council Monday evening, a contract
tk»n during which time coffee will ties nearby. Springfield is to get
The largest will be. the Peter
The Indians are also the only unbeaten, untied team in District
the
costliest
building
or
a
$95.000
organized
on
the
other
cars.
It
is
of
uncontrolled
meat
prices,
a
spot
lx* served by Ignora Ijtngston, In-
for the Tenth street sewer A- . four and will be battling for a chance at the state championship
Green dam on the Middle Santiam, believed to be a remarkable op
structure Four other cities, Reeds-
, check of 48 cities produced a tension was let and work is expect
rz Hoyt and Myrtle Kent
seven miles east of Sweet Home,
play-off.
A business meeting will follow' port, Sweet Home, Junction City it will be 316 fret high and store portunity to study the varying !scoreboard that read like this:
ed to start as soon as the contract
Coach Bob Dusenberry is pessimistic about the Lions’ chances
and Cottage Grove wdl each get
types of agriculture seen on the
Red meat has come back in is executed. Unless some unfore
registration, and at the
255.000 acre fret from a drainage trip.
but he feels his charges will give an all out effort to win and the
sharply improved to ample quan
hour, dinner will I h - served by the un $85,000 building, according to area of 279 square miles. Cost is
seen delay occurs, the sewer is
ladies qf Dorma Grange, with present plan*.
Highlighting the opening session tities on the counters of 39 com expected to be completed within Indians can expect the best battle the Blue and Gold can give. Bruce
estimated at $13,200,000. An ad
munities;
in
nine
others
—
six
of
Mdcha Hatch in charge of table
sixty days from the start of the Johnson, regular right end. is out with a knee injury and several of
ditional 25 feet of height could on Monday morning was an ad
them in the East—meat is still work.
decorations
the other regulars are favoring less serious injuries but are expected
enable production of 21,000 kilo dress of welcome by Mayor W.
Kemp of Kansas City and the scarce to non-existent.
At the program and tea In Ihc
.
*
watts of power.
Construction involves a total of to be in suit.
Prices have risen everywhere, 3,368 feet extension including 1,021
aftermxin there will lx- outside
The smallest will be the Jordan Memorial Program honoring the
in a few cases by as little or even of twelve inch trunk line. 1,167
speakers
.dam on Thomas creek, seven miles more than 4000 FFA members add
Ie» than the federal subsidy that feet of eight inch and 1,180 feet of
Elizabeth Mill* was appointed
east of Scio. It will be 120 fret past memlxTs who k*t their live#
vanished with OPA control, but in six inch line.
general chairman for (he silver
high of earth and gravel, storing in World War II. Monday evening
one-third of the 48 cities prices
tea with the following committ«< s
.53,000 acre fret and costing $1,- the Public Speaking contest with
Three bids were submitted as
of $1 a pound or more have been
entries
from
the
four
regions
and
assisting. Receiving, Grace Cb-
900,000.
follows: Werner and Jeske of Eu
chalked
up
for
choice
cuts.
wan and Edna Burleson, registra
The Wiley creek dam, five miles Hawaii will compete for the na
Slippery street* and highways
Resistance to these prices has gene. $9.236.97; R. E. M Construc
Two 4-H Lane county clubbers
tion. Miss Della Gallo and Alice accounted for on«' death near Oak- southeast of Sweet Home, would tional honor.
a
pea
red in degrees ranging from tion Co. of Eugene, $8,508.31 and have been awarded free trips to
Breedlove; decorations. Mary ridge and several accidents in this be 205 feet high, storing 42,000
A talent assembly and speakers
Bush
and
Son
of
Cottage
Grove,
Workman; music, Helen Hagen, •ret ion over the week end. The acre-fret from an area of 53 square from national farm organizations beyond the muttering stage to $12.537.80. The R. E. M. Construc the National 4-H congress at Chi
The Hebron Community hall
book*. Miss Lottie Lee Lamb and death was Mrs. Florence O. Morris miles and costing $2,600,000.
was slated for Tuesday’s schedule. active organized picketing in 34 of tion Co., of Eugene were the low cago, E. A. Danielson, county ag- was filled to capacity Saturday
the survey cities; ih others the
ent
announced
yesterday
at
Eu-
Dorothy Wert; refreshments. Nell of Stockton, Calif. kille«i in n
Highest of the McKenzie area
^'ontributions to the war effort plaint has risen that citizens had bidders.
gent as a culmination of a suc evening when about one hundred
Bukowski, Lois Mill* and Mildred crash ten miles north of Oakridge, dams would be the 335 fret high
by FFA members, chapters, and nothing to resist.
Coiner; publicity, Ailclia Hatch
cessful year’s work. The two coun twenty-five Grangers, with their
Saturday Her daughter, Mrs Net Cougar creek dam six miles south state associations, were depicted in
In at least 10 cities this resis
ty youths are Jimmy Brougher of neighbors and friends, gathered
■During the tea the book “Muslin
ti«' Oettie also of Stockton, Calif, east of Blue river. Costing $11,- the Victory Pageant Wednesday. tance has either been effective in
Goshen and Betty Peterson of No- there for the Hebron Grange’s
Town" written by Pearl Gischler wa* injured in the wreck.
100,000. it would store 130.000 Tin program featured an address
Booster Night.
chopping
down
the
topmost
prices,
and Mrs Hayden of Eugene will
ti who will attend the congress
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas Vcrrey of acre-fret from an area of 88 square by a high government official.
The meeting was opened by the
or has given promise of doing so
from
December
1st
to
5th
in
Chi
be on sale, with the authors pres
Oakland, California were injured miles.
officers of the Grange presenting
New national officers to guide within a few days.
cago.
ent (o autograph each Isiok sold In an accident on highway 99 about
Others w’ould be the Simmonds the FFA through the coming year1
Don't forget the meeting tonight
While meat has come out of
Alice Breedlove and Lenora Lang a half mile south of town Monda}1
Shirley Arne was awarded a a seating drill, following which the
creek dam on Blue river. 275 fret will be elected this afternoon. This' hiding, several other key living Thursday, at 7:30 in the city hall $25.00 for her victory garden en ceremony of opening the Bible
ston will pour from 3:(X) jo 4:00
morning when the car Mr. Vcrrey
and presenting the flag was car
p. m and Mary Workman and was driving overturned three high, at $5.81)0.000; Gate creek will be followed by the annual scarcities have remained as hard for the purpose of reorganizing the try along with a county medal
ried out by the assistant stewart
dam
near
iVda,
210
fret
high,
at
banquet
given
by
the
Kansas
City
Bohemia
Ski
club.
This
meeting
is
to
find
for
the
most
part
as
they
Ruth Stewart Caldwell from 4:00
times. Th«' couple were taken to a $3.300.000; Horse cirek dam, 240 Chamber of Commerce, closing the have been for many weeks. In 25 for people of all ages who are and Dan Warnock was awarded and lady-assistant steward. An in
a medal on a meat animal.
to 5:00 o'clock.
Eugene hospital in the Mills im- fret high ,at $6.800.000.
vocation by the chaplain ended
convention.
of the reporting communities sug interested in skiing and anxious to
At the regular meeting Monday bulancc. Mrs. Vcrrey was suffer
the opening ceremonies.
hav
’
e
a
ski
club
here.
This
ski
c<ib
ar
was
listed
as
scarce
to
entirely
Col.
Walsh
said
public
hearings
LANE
GETS
HALF
MILLION
’
With
100-picce
brass
bands
from
night a dinner wns served to the ing from a broken |x*lvis bone t nd
I Hugh Trunnell, master of the
has been inactive during the SCHOOL FUND
club members nt Landon's Inn, fol Mr. Verrey from a slight fracture. will be held at Vidn November 8 Pennsylvania and Utah, a chorus unobtainable —with Philadelphia
and Lebanon Novcrmer 9.
Lane county is slated to receive Hebron Grange welcomed all pa
of 125 voices from Wisconsin, a high among' them despite 70.000.- j years of the war.
lowed by n business session and
Chas. M. Terry of Oswego had
George Korn, of Eugene, a mem $592,589.21 as its share of the trons and their friends in a short
000
pounds
aboard
ships
held
off
string
band
from
Mississippi
and
program which was in charge of his car badly damagtHi when he
a rhumba band from Puerto Rico. ( her wharves by the maritime ber of the Obsidian club in Eugene state school fund, it was an address. The meeting was then
the legislative commute«' with sk)dd«*d on the Pass Creek over
and regional director of the Ore nounced Saturday from the office turned over to the lecturer, Mrs.
there will be plenty of musical en strike.
Gladys Gobin acting chairman. head south of town. Two boys
gon Winter Sports association, of the secretary of state. The Mads Overgaard for her program,
In
43
of
the
18
cities
both
soap
tertainment
during
the
four
days.
The sp«'iikcr of the evening was pick«*d up by Mr. Terry suffered
including the following numbers:
Plans for additional entertain and shortening were markedly was in town the last of the week, county gets half of this sum as
Mrs. Lucille Kennedy of Eugene, minor injuries when th«' rear
Song, “It’s a Good Thing to Be
calling
on
interested
parties
and
scarce
and
in
39
of
them
toilet
of
October
15th
and
half
as
of
ment include the appearance of
county school superintendent, wlm of th«' car skidded out of control
a Granger” by all Grange mem-
will
be
here
tonight
to
help
reor
tissue
was
anything
but
readily
The
sixteen
additional
housing
April
15,
1947.
Apportionment
is
Edgar Bergen with Charlie Mc
discussed the state basic school Th«' boys were Willard Rogers anti
ganize the club.
based on the total days of school - bers. Reading of National Grange
supixirt fund and House Bill No Millard Tarvin, who suffered a units under construction at the Carthy on the program and the in obtainable.
Bill Workman will act as chair attendance during the year. This master’s booster night addrew, by
old
west
side
school
grounds
will
troduction
of
a
new
FFA
March
80. She wns accompanied by Opal badly cut lip.
man at the^coming meeting and sum was the second largest in the Hugh Trunnell. Violin solo by Asa
ready for occupancy about No- written for the occasion by Fred
Doty, courtly school suiwcvisor, al
Other minor accidents were re
it is hoped there will be ¿hough state to be distributed. Multno dark, accompanied on p:ano by
so of Eugene. Other guests in ported south of here, but details vember 1st, it was learned from Waring.
Alice White. Reading of state
interested people turn out to have mah county was first.
unofficial
sources
this
week.
Con
cluded Dov«» Trask, Mrs. McDon were not learnt'd.
In addition to the scheduled con-1
Grange master’s address by Rob’t
election
of
officers
and
get
things
struction
on
the
16
units,
which
ald, Miss Lula Digby, and Bertha
vent ion program, the boys will go
Kenneth Edward Ruth. 19, son under way.
St. Elmo. Two numbers, “Nobody
LIONS
TO
ENTERTAIN
Wilson. The latter two and Lucille MANY <1111.UKEN EXAMINED includes four buildings was start on a specially planned tour thru of
। Mr. and Mrs. Luther W. Ruth
.
ed after the first 24 units were
Members of the Cottage Grove Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen” and
Bradt and Edna Pillar, becoming AT HEALTH CONFERENCE
the stockyards and slaughter of
। Eugene, died at a Eugene hos V. F. W. ANNUAL GOOSE FEED
completed.
Lion's
club will entertain their “Oh, My Darling Clementine” by
new members.
houses, industrial plants and com- I pital Monday
of a -
gunshot
The Child Health conference was
. night
-
The Veterans of Foreign Wars wives and guests Saturday eve vocal quartet, Mr. and Hrs. Wil
Rental listings were placed thru
At the business meeting Lois held October 17th and was con- the employment office here and mcrcial concerns. All of the facil wound received while on a hunting and Auxiliary' will hold their an- ning at the Masonic building, liam Bock and Mr. and Mrs. Mads
ities of Kansas City (vill lie thrown < expedition six miles east of Cres- nual goose feed in the IOOF hall
Mills was appointed health chair- ducted by Dr. Triola, Lane Coun
at one time contained 178 names.
starting at 9:00 p. m. Dancing, Overgaard. Two 1-act plays, "Pa
man. The public affairs chairman, ty Public Health doctor and Miss Seventy-one of these names cith-1 open to the FFA members dur- 1 well. Ruth was sitting in his fath "Friday evening, October 25, at games and bingo will be the prin tients and Patience” by Mr. and
Ruth Stewart Caldwell, reported Lucille Vale, public health nurse er secured other housing or moved ing the meeting, for the FFA con- < er’s car with his rifle propped be 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr. and Mra.
cipal form of entertainment.
on city improvements sponsored at which time 19 children were from the community, leaving a vention has become an annual in tween his legs and the barrel
Roy Means, Mrs. Mabel La Londe,
stitution in the corn belt city.
t against his chest when the gun was
by the club during Business Wom examined by Dr Triola and 10
Worth Harvey of Eugene was
balance of 102 names according to
Good, the more communicated, Mrs. Nellie Harris, Mr. Mada
en's week. A committee of Lois received immunizations for diph Mrs. June Bird, manager of the
discharged. The boy transacting business in Cottage the more abundant grows. —Mil Overgaard; and “A Misplaced
The boys traveled to Kansas on accidentally
■
Mills, Ruth Stewart Caldwell and theria and whooping cough, mak
despite blood transfusions.
Grove on Saturday.
a train chartered for Oregon and died
’
Headache” by Mr. and Mrs. Har
Saturday
ton.
employment office.
Alice Breedlove was appointed to ing it a very successful clinic,
Washington delegates and will re
ry Lewis, Roy Means and Mads
investigate the possibilities of a
turn back home Sunday, October
Overgaard. A scarecrow chorus,
Mrs. E. R. Husted is health con-
hospital for Cottage Grove,
the 27th.
made up by Nina Chapman, Juan
fr'rencc chairman anil Mrs. Walter
A complete program for the con Hunter and Mrs Stlrl Dinlap
ita Marcy, and Barbara Hayes
______
ference will be printed next week.
mt . view pupil M akes
sang "Shine On Harvest Moon“ In
were in charge of weighing and rkac Mall AoAnrv
measuring the children. Appoint-
n<lll Mjjeilvy GRADES FAST
an attractive moonlight harvest
setting. The number was supple
According to information
ments are made by contacting
L. E. Liston, formerly of San
mented by a whistling solo, be
Mrs Lance Naish. The next clinic Diego, Calif., nnd a former Cot reived at this office, it should not
hind the scenes by Alice White,
will lie held on November 21st. | tag«. Grove merchant is now asso- take Harold Eugene Pennington,
who also accompanied the chorus
i ciated with th«> Chas. S. Hall In- son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pen
on the piano. Two comic readings,
ANNA LOUISE HOLLISTON
surance agency and began his du- nington of Disston route long to
“The Monkey's Disgrace” and
Agnes Catherine Miller 76,
Mrs. Anna Louise HoRlston, 65, j ties in the Hall office last week. complete high school. He recently
"The New Teacher" were given by
formcr resident passed away in her of Creswell, died Sunday at a For th«> past 18 or 20 years Mr. completed the 8th grade at the
Mrs. Mads Overgaard. The Gran
home at Klamath Falls early this Eugene hospital. She came to .Liston has served the state of Cali Mt. View school with high honors
gers then sang their 1946 thenM
week Mrs. Miller had been a Creswell in 1912, and was a mem- fornia ns a civil engineer. Previous after two weeks study. Entering
song. "The Song of Peace,” which
resident of Cottage Grove for 50 ber of the Norwegian Lutheran to that time he was a resident of high school here three weeks be
concluded the lecturer’s hour pro
years, moving to Klamath Falls church, the Creswell chapter of Cottage Grove and was engaged in hind his class he made an excel
gram.
eight years ago, where she has Eastern Star, and the Presbyter- the hardware business here.
lent showing in a recent test, lie
All present were then invitU
since made her home. She was Ian Aid Society.
made
86
for
his
lowest
grade
and
Of interest also is the fact that
by the master to remain and enjoy
Mrs. Hollixton was born March the Chas. S. Hall office quarters his papers in the test were voted
borq in Adaliadc, Canada. She was
an hour of old time dancing, visit
a member of the Presbyterian 2, 1881 at Hanley Falls, Minn., | have been enlarged to include the the neatest.
ing and getting acquainted after
and was married to William Hol- entire front of the building. Until
church for many years.
which the Home Economics cluH
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. liston in that state in 1912. Sur the time Radio Ray moved the DRAIN MAN HURT
served refreshments of pumpkin
Grace Casey, a son, Frank G. Mil viving are two sisters, Mrs. Re west half of the building was oc-
Elmer Crawford employed in
pie with whipped cream and cof
ler and two grandchildren, all of becca Kelson, of Shelby, Mont., cupied by
the Nelson Electric mill B nt Drnin wns hurt yester
fee.
and Mrs. Mary K Olsen, Detroit shop.
whom live In Klamath Falls.
day afternoon while at work in
The evening proved a lively get-
Funeral services will bo hold Lakes, Minn.; six nephews and
With a new associate and with the mill, receiving injuries in his
together for the people of Hebron
Friday, the 25th nt 2:30 p. m. five nieces.
larger quarters, Hall is expected to hip and arm when struck by a log :
and Latham districts, and yet the
Services will he held today nt catch up with his fishing and will Ho was taken to n Eugene hospital
from the Mills mortuary with the
serious purposes and obligations of
Rov. Ross of Kinmath Falls, of Ihc SchWering Mortuary in Cres no doubt have a few fish stories to in the Mills ambulance, but the ex
ficiating. Interment will lie In the well, with Interment in Rest Ha add with his other line, which tent of his injuries were not im-1
Formerly the New York City Building at 193»-1M0 WorM’s Fair, this Flushing Meadow* hall
and local organization, wer® y®,
ven Memorial Park in Eugene.
Masonic-IOOF cemetery here.
i should really be rich.
mediately determined.
has been redesigned and now Is the meeting place of the United Nations General Assembly.
peatedly (tressed.
LOCAL BOYS /V . ENDING KANSAS CITY FEA CONVENTION
B. & ■■ P. . W.
Club to . &
®
.
List for New Post Details of Seven
Be Host to District Office Building
Earthen Dams Are
Conference Nov. 3
Outlined Monday
Large Black Tail
Bucks Are Being
Brought in Now
Reorganization of
Guard Will Boost
Pay Enlisted Men
n
High Meat Prices
Bring Resistance
S From U. S. Buyers
10th Street Sewer
Contract Is Let
Slippery Roads
Add to Traffic
Hazards This Week
Two Are Awarded i Hebron Grange
Trip to Nat’l 4-W
Has Lively Booster
Congress in Dec.
Night October 19
Bohemia Ski Club
to Reorganize at
at Meeting Tonite
Additional Housing
Units to Be Ready
About November 1
Accidental Shot
Kills Eugene Boy
L. E. Liston Now
Associated With
Agnes C. Miller
Rites Are Friday
Where U. N. General Assembly Will Meet
L fi ’
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