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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
CRESWELL Mrs Gene Miller of Portland The Conquerors class of t h Methodist church held the! spent wveral days last week with her mother. Mr* Catherine Dor- monthly meeting «nd party Mon Portable, Acetylene. Electric day evening at the annex. There ri«. and brother. James Dorris. were twelve members out amt Weldt«< Supplies — Go anywhere About two hundred well wishers Helen Vick presided at the busi- visited the Creswell Hatchery at new meeting which opened with «he open house held Saturday af song and prayer. The sunshine rc >» tk.> M ,» tufi r\ ternoon. A number of Improve * P. Bash, mgr, 330 So 10th St. committee reported F W Ogram ». V ». or ,w’en ments have been made at the es-1 Ph. 181J E F Roberts. E E Rand, and Oc ’»biishment and it 1« now one of < . NAVY AIR GRIM? 12 ter Walton as ill. The class has, the best equipped hatcheries in the Navaje Indian Thunderbird, attack SaUnd purchased material for cushions, vicinity. The grand prize, a 500 mr for the pews of the church. It was ,, th?«tmJli,TL’lU‘* dr** *rrier-*“*J unit to chicken electric brooder, was won I uliini ted voted to send a sutiscription to by Mr. and Mrs. H. R Bierly of a » «x x'x ¡X'&r •*** '• the Readers Digest to Finland. Halsey. The second prize, a lioh For the program Mrs. Frank Sly cutter, wo won by Kenneth Pratt read an article. Mrs C I Kent tions Knf K Jo*) 1 1,W®n> P«»1*««». Kentucky I presented a quiz ami sang « solo. £ ” T-'Ll- "»*** * Moss Circle Neighbors of Wood I and H A. Howe gave a roading. p c I mfvm there are no hervnl or hut- craft met Saturday evening and I Refreshments were served by Mr Guadal- shots in has group. voted to contribute $5 to the I and Mrs. F. E. Vick. Helen’ Vick düT orea» IM Air >G~Up 12 ‘heir «ret March of Dinu’s and $5 to the I and Mrs. Dora Martin. reoup ÍT Aw^‘ ££ t ,am1 ln R’M < ross Officers were electid The City Council met Monday * for the ensuing term as follows th. xinen- <,ua,i,|eana| |.te in 1943 by .prcial evenin’? and transacted consider- 1«1 ’!rmhaiM Admiral H^Ly. guardian neighbor, MH O. E. Par-1 | able business. E. F Lee was sworn west dtstroying Ihey ^'rwl the landing, Mt sons; advisor. Norman Skaggs! in as marshal and it was voted •inking 104¿M tMM 77 Xhre 12S »«“»•»’vine, strafed airfield f.eiH- I ‘ banker. Mrs. Carl Leabo, magi- * to have a lO.W o'clock-curfew for and damaging all children sixteen years ad and tons, shootin* up oil refineries 2nd n*i fna*^* th* •”««/ Tram ‘urn, Mrs R W. Stone; attendant, > •hippiag f-ohtiu and «"«i Bom. ..HUM., On re Mrs. Mabel Campbell, captain 01 under, effective starting Feb. 10. Air Group IT» ?** ,6* wa" Mumbling . 'h*' UJinnK. R W. Stone, musician. It was announced the dumping ground wil be open Feit IS. 1« and burnber» mj torpedo b 1 mm ¿ * u eollc'‘*trati«r> of .hip. at Mrs. Al Bartel; inner sentinel Ucipau-d in the Gilbert iov^^ R*b““L tiw Air Group was aaaign- Mrs A. Schmitt; outer sentinel. 17 and there will be a man pres raved the MaXh foT« 2^ J“* *■•«"« ‘hem up. Mr\ Oiive Travillion; managers, ent to supervise the dumping K. A Schwering. Mrs Etta Brown. whM they ±Vr:W ‘t Plans were made to sell city dog ered tandmg, on ’hip-borne anu-aireraft «re «mi Mrs. Hazel Clack; correspondent. licenses as soon as the supplies Norman Skaggs, flag tieiircr. Mrs can be obtained. The south side of E. A Schwering Mrs Bartel was the city park was set aside for tse naximmended as clerk .¡nd Mrs, «» a play ground only and differ Lcabo wa« recommended as install ent organization* around town are ft out for the meeting. The follow •Mr an«l Mrs. H. N. Traxler re- f ing officer Mrs Norman Skaggs ing bazaar committees were an-- planning on adding isjuipment. ....... year: w pointed (or the dish Towes towels ,urn<^ Dtursday from an extetidcd will serve as pust guardian neigh The Girl Scouts surprised the klnioe J^M- I kg lit —is__ Dam Martini « Fkirt^ Th^ Walkup, “ Ur '‘*a> bor. Installation was planned for Boy Scouts with a party Monday r r................................. .......................... as Monda. They report a wonder- V*?’ E f’ Robertt- C H. , , ----- --------- --- —..uri-, '• Parson and Mrs evening. This was the regular Oobeen. B a Land, and Ralph« ful tune on their vacation. Schmitt served refreshments after meeting night for the boys, ansi Urighi. baby article«. Mmes W Methers met at — ihe «. grade ,he n**,lnE* _ Club ------------------- w the girls arrived at the grade C. Adams. Leonard Young. Mabel schooi today afternoon with Mixa f A. Green, local hardware school gymnasium with treats and Cheesbro, and G. N McDonah; ap- sl*»cer. and Mm« Wm. ’UMV owner, attended a reemit games and an enjoyable evening rons Mmes Louise Land. Frank *nd Al Bartel M charge weting of the Retail Hardware was spent. About fifty boys and J'*™ “ 1 - F - w Ogram. Group staging was Aaeocwtio»» heki in Seattle «nd girls and the following advisors wJ; Gr6u^*k. Ted Green. L. A ^ed with Mrs C. I Kent at *“ '**«*< » director for a term attended: .Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Zin- Whitney and U. De La Verne; mis- ,he P**»« Mrs. Thumann and Mr* 1 ,wu y*«rs. iker. Mrs. Ross Graham. Darrel K Smi,h - H «musing Mrs. Amy Quigley heenme »’ Stott, and Mrs. Norman Skaggs S • o’ N’ Traxler, Chas. El- ,?<rs. ,laroW ^«’on presided new member at the mcetinit of the Al Bartel was a guest for the eve 1. . .. W. Stone and Art Mogstad. ,he buameas awetiag. ^r«. Cloverdale Club Thursday after ning. pdlow eases. Mmes H L Stott. CJ *"« Guy Me- ( noon Quihlng w„ M«’ The EZ Club met at the IOOF - Kent. E. Rand. Frank Elliot. Jas. । «Signed from the sunshine Wdliam Thomson will be H J h(-. hall Tuesday afternoon and did Coleman, and Sylvia Adams; van- « M. Car- ess for the next mectmT considerable painting in the club dr<’^ M»« Renter and Mrs. Norman Skaggs Mr and Mrs F ri r room and planned other improve John Westlake C H Aturwwt v were appointed to take ik Z i . . r‘ ana ',rx F'“ri Greenwood ments. Cards were sent to Mrs. W c C ■A- . — ------ • ‘ — ——1 vacated N E. Steele, Mrs. Lou Richard Myrtle Smith; lunch cloths «nd “ treasurer and Mm Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Morse Painton son and Mrs. J. R. Miller. Mrs. . and family who arc moving to As- quilt protectors. Mmes. George elected to fill the vacancy torta. _ Art Mogstad became a new HWllb- Ros* Uoyd Brown. C. Scarbrough R Gr «ham. Mr Cantwell ' ber The next meeting will be a A number of young folks en John Bonnett, and Ted Ferring. and Wri M‘nn* Heifnksen w,u no hostess affair at the hall and Mrs. Louis Ervin and Mrs Sylvia afl ** an xth^tAng committee for joyed a barn dance Saturday eve- more work will be done. Adams were welcomed as new «reasurer's books, laiwrence on the ranch of Mrs. LeU Syphrrs. I The Presbyterian Ladies Aid A public beru-fit international members. Mrs. Fred Rolley from 9*s,nuf. «rade school principal 1 met at the home of Mrs. G. N. Eugene was an out of town mem- ,|‘M?Us*ed the purchase of a n.*w dinm r is planned by the Creswell I Post February 5th with Mrs. ber present. The hostesses for the ?-*OV* for “* *««<Aen and Mrs Grange fur Thursday evening ’ Louisa Powell assisting hostess. next meeting wiU be Mrs C. Scar- Ke"ae1‘h Schwering was app^med February 13 from 5 to X p ni ‘ Regular business was transacted Mrs Dora Martin. Mrs 1 J4» • ”ow Mr. Chestnut There will be American. Mexican. 1 with eighteen members and the Lloyd Brown, and Mrs Ralph askcd iflr «®perat1On of Norwegian, Chinese and Italian ♦following guests present; Mmes *ngh< Ma, Myrtle South, and ,h* «««nuiuty on t b e ..mung menus Gertrude Zumwalt, Cari Larson. Mmes. W. C. Adams. Frank Sly 84:11001 1 smws up before the tegis. There has born much illness Foster Harrold and Gene Miller. -has- Ellis and E. E. Allen serv«i lature H was voted tv have some among local residents the last Mmes. Zumwalt and Harrold be- refreahments and the following '^^’»rds built (ot the kitch- wvHc Among those bring taken j came new members. The next birthd’ys were observed: .Mmes and Mr* Graham was appoint- *0 Eugene bospitah were: Orville j meeting will be a no hostess one at Ualkup. C W. Groth. Scarbrough The purrtias« H. Smith. Audrey Moberg. Ruth the home of Mrs Minnie Anderson Rand, and Ted Green. f dn«*ed plates was ------ rril Adams. Jerry Tucker. E W Rand. and the January and February Roberts, Mrs. Genevieve .Mr- The Sisterhdod of the Christian I ^tLi^vi »“tier will be invest!- birthd.sys will be observed. church met in .fl day M^on“? ton^Z.^.^• room < arrison Gary Carpenter, and Un, Dorcas Circle of the Methodist the church Thursday with a pot mothira Pr“<? f°r ,he "**' Lee Overton. church met at the annex Febru Mr. and Mrs W. D Rider of M. Kimble, Owner __ The mothers r i present ary 5 with Mrs. J. E. Smith m luck dinner at noon Work nn Phone 18 »ere urged to look through the Portland and Mr and Mrs Ken- quilts was done. Mrs. Floyd Roy charge of the devotions. A letter "•«h McCoy and family motored r *hcch have been was read from Miss Ella Sufferin. found about the school and to Klamath Falls Friday to spend a missionary to China who visited twins There were sixteen members ground- and claim those belong- ----------- ---- ----- —e ueiong- with relatives Mr- here some months ago. There were out and a special meeting was >ng to their children Mrs V W *’S?,0* *’a ^Khter of the Rider» planned for Tuesday. Johnston, Mrs Harry Holt ’and ’ I ,,.*ord has been received from B w°rd comes of the birth of a Mrs. Harold Patton served Warren De La Vergne, son of Mr re- A son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Batch- freshments and Mrs. Wellington DeLaVergne ■ elor o( Eugene on February 1 He Gilfry Lodge IOOF met in reg that he amw m Yokohama. J«.’ ular session February 5 and made pan January 16 and is now- sta Mr! hC F f '2 it Ji randSOn ° f Mr an<1 ■ Mrs. finis Powell and Mrs Bate . ni»»^ “ """ tioned with the 11th division of air ■ Colrt^^^1’ !CHy P,a>^;<a^^us^ borne troops He reports much I ^e Girl ScoutsofTbThallX^'i snow and antK-ifwtcx a k>t of fun with winter sports which are be. I Thureday Xen.ng^X of the ^7 tng sponsored by the army I no?^^r °f parents a> ^rst,. a Cottage Grove lodge Thoredav Mr and Mrs R E. Wright re- port the arrival of their first nJ WkuLUPIir prpcwJed thr meet- evening. Those making the trio granddaughter, Villa Fay Wright, «ere R F. Joh Johns. l T qu ' k IJ 7 I i Pr~‘ded the and president Preitn'- R " Ray. ChXr new born to Mr and Mrs. Horace Wol ford at Cottage Grove, Sunday. ■ ed the badges to the girls. The fol-t iU and Norman SkaMs February 9. Mrs. Wolford is the attained class icout evening Tri-Commumty Fr d I Ptak’ir?* n2f^d second : Hunter, and d'mcus.ed met inwrwe |i ,f ° enrua m”-r 7 9 Mrs W V right. I Elsie Ritz. Joyce Huddlroton. Mar- nwnts for the club Mrs H^ihrd I X>ne Zimker. Kaye Sehwrnng. was in charge oF.he JJram and Rubber Band« -The Sentimi I I^,sE.JaC?bwn- Jo,,n ““berg. Juan- M™. Thelma BecksTj I ~ Myrna ^iad hOSfMS wi^Vre WELDING Oops, Acme Welding Service [SATTERFIELDS SIGNAL SERVICE Mechanic on Duty at Night We Slipped NOT BEING IN THE LAUNDRY SERVICE WE MADE AN ERROR IN THE COLLINS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS ADVERTISEMENT LAST WEEK WE LL TRY AGAIN, — THE SENTINEL. Ali flat work ironed, and wearing apparel dried In our rapid-flow fresh air tumbler .... 11 cents a pound. New Tires and Batteries Shirts finished with rough dry, 18c extra. TAXI AND TOWING Phone 294 R BIG STOCK OF A W £ p K H C a« , Select Rose Bushes Four day service on rough dry work Collins laundry and Cleaners 1019 East Main Street Serving Cottage Grove Since 1928 Phon. « ^ rmever / 2 years old -- Packed ready to plant Only 59 cents each! Scarce Items: We’re expecting a shipment of hard to get items in this week. If yoa’ve been looking for a hardware or shelfware item and have not found it, come in, perhaps The Grove Hardware WESTERN auto supply co I WEEK-END SPECIALS I MOP PAILS SELF WMNCNC I $2.59 Famous Wearever 4 Qt„ I PRESSURE COOKERS earh $4.95 HY-TEMP HOT PLATES ~.................... «1398 I I I 3 Sw**ch - Low, Med., High —-------- — MILK PAILS HEAVY QUALITY Glass-o-Net Window Fabric Wyr-o-Glass Ho *Tre awarded to Joan ed after the meeting and a social Tb d’ Joy<* ^rbraugh. Betty Jo time wav enjoyed by all with Crw\OT':nMiUy A/?n Z”,ikCT- *”<* fomher of visitors present _ , _ Jg —a.. LARRY II. LEVENS, Owner Nationally Known PHONE 225 for only - $I18^ g and your Schmitt°Th^ rù fn'd He Mn Schmitt Thursday. was - on his way to Raymond. Washington to vWt relatives. He is a son in?bw n.Umf*T OLD ENGINE ior T;.and Mrs-M-E w«*‘ » to Locally Owned K roRD^va w!* “ r- . .---- ------ z- "»/wri, While Dale was in the service. They and mX “Th!1 Marvin wil* now make thrtr home in Cottage Lloyd Lyndell of Los AnvsU. V-rFOVe. • «he^uildinVfund. W'H I I S1S.97 6.25-6.50 X 16 6 ply S23.9S I I ? Western Auto Supply Co Il A a ®t<>^ ro'L6 eC'i F ’L'Pton, Theodor Walkup, and William R. Waggone Pr Antwcy, Belgium for the last became new members. The com- h*™ bca1 of the "' t some with has her p mak* Western Giant O«UU X 16 •>°o Mmn Street — Cottage Grove a body ---- *W • also have 'n T .Gr n ” « «toro window •husan Moberg, Verla Jean v:ir.»t'! ----- *** 7" »muow. and Wilbur Perkins. ’ ' and IftP arrived home FOG LIGHTS B. L. C. ALL CHROME $4.59 BUMPER JACK RATCHET TYPE $119 Dau« miM» mEs LIMITED NUMBER SMITH ELECTRIC I High school principal Theron P ! F a 'r * ^rry Mawson. Mrs. I Borden has annou^S thTf^i" M” TraVi,> - Kerr I mg honor roil for the nine weeks here A grOUp ,rnm I just finished: post graduate Phyb 2-™ ’ a n*£»«ng of Evan- hs Grifhorst; senlore. Norl4 geline chapter in Eugene Friday evening. ’ c r’n 4oyce Everson, Marilyn I Sage, Bdhe Waiuer, Barbara Gal »nd Mrs L B. Bartel and L Por,.to"d are ending «ev- ley .and Mary Lou Redding; jun. days with his parents. Mr and Kurten^. Kathryn Moberg, Vivian Brooks, Roland t Mrs. This A b< L. Bartel. (2te.h^nK naiJon*J s*>ut Lanr?^' |N ° *2 G^by, Carolyn week the v_i rek the Croswell Scouts attended Come In For Our Low Prices <<» ot stove, table, on stand. Double- thoro blending-Kitchen Tested Speeds-Clik-Mix Arm-mixes belter col., i„ 4 mlnvt., wM> 125 P,o,.„ R.c!p., AH Cook Book. Two Bowk, Jiffy JUK„. berg. Madeline Black.' Elsie Ritt 79c _ _ . . Just deceived Large Shipment GENUINE FLEX-O-GLASS Flex-o-Glass Turns every pot md pan in your litchon into a mixing bowl! "Pop- off” portability adds dozen new uses A good deal of excitement v ,4 occasioned Thureday «ftr^J I when Onis Radford of Culp Creek crashed into one of the lag win. dowg m the front part of tv () Spencers drug store. He was - > ' t0° to rnake ”* ‘»rn n H I crashed Into the stere badly wrecking both the car - d ■ * store. “ ‘ ‘ . *2??'^ tom down .nd ABC & ACETYLENE WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Worn part, replaced with New Genuine Ford Part. SIXES PRICED CORRESPONDINGLY LOW INSTALLATION extra ation Portable Welding Any Place 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 24-tfcxxx see your ford dealer
