Thur*., June 1*. mH
CRESWELL
month are now: country
Call Mai Ine* Tobbsrs'
$100, city, $150; private
New Zen lu ml «oldicrn call ma
residence in country, $2.00; pri rine* "Cobber^," meaning pal or
vate residence in city. $2 50; pri- buddy.
vate business and residence, $4 50;
private business with two phones.
$450; private business. $300
The many friends of Mrs. Guy
Calhoun are sorry to hear that she
is quite ill at the Eugene hospital
The Calhoun, moved to Gresham
only recently.
Mr. and Mrs. E L. Reynolds
were honored on their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary Sunday
with a dinner and social time ut
the Grange hall. About fifty
friends were present. Mr and
Mrs. Fred Cook of Jasper and
Mrs Carlyle Manning of AstOrm
were out of town guests Mr and
Mrs. Cook are Mi's. Reynolds' par
ents.
11 he
Washing Wall*
w.ishing w.ill* remember to
Routine busfness was transact
nt the bottom and work up-
ed at the regular city council
Mor» than half of all hospital bed*
Thia avoid* (freaking.
meeting
Monday
evening
and
a
A bridal shower was given May
in the U. 8 an occupied by mental
franchise was granted to the Junc
31,
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
patient*, yet only one doctor in 4?
tion City Sanitation Service for
i* a psychiatrist—trained etpecially Chet Gilham for their son. Ralph,
the cleaning of cesspools and sep
to diagnoM and treat meiuel dine*« and Miss Bessie Raisor The young
tic tank* Work is still underway
. couple were pleasantly surprised
on the water shortage situation
and received many lovely and use-
' ful gifts. The evening was spent
The census which was taken
: dancing and refreshments of sand
recently showed quite an increase
wiches, cake and punch were
in tlx* city's iHqailution since 1940
served by Mrs. Giiham to a crowd
There are now 622 residents, as
of friends and acquanitanees.
compared witli 497 in 1940, u gam
■ Mrs. Purl Hardisty and son Mil
of 21.5 per cent. This is only the
ton of Boise, Idaho, recently visit-
population within the city limits
ed her sister, Mrs. Lillian Stimmel
and there has been quite an in
of Black Butte.
crease in the number of people liv
Mrs. Violet Sherlock and daugh
ing jus* outside of the limits.
ter Doris have moved from Port
A daughter was born to Mr. and
land to spend the summer with
Mrs. Earl G. MarqUart at a Eu
her uncle, Mr. ami Mrs. Charlie
gene hospital on Saturday. May 31.
Riggs.
Cars driven by Kenneth McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barlow and
and Bill Maloney collide»! down
son Gary Lynn spent Sunday with
town Monday evening resulting in
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Youngman
damage to txith cars and a laid
and famfly in Cottage Grove.
cut on Mr. McCoy's head
Miss Beulah Wolford, daughter
Offiivrs for the new church year
Abner F Smith. 32, Rice Creek
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolford,
j were elected by the Methodist
is home for the summer months.
Sunday school recently as follows: resident, died at a Roseburg hoa-
Beulah attends school in Salem.
superintendent. Chester Walton; pttal Saturday from a self-inflict-
Sorry, Mrs. McGillicudy, your call
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arthur
assistant, Mrs. C, I Kent; secre ed gunshot wound. Sheriff O T
and daughter spent Sunday eve
will bat e to wait! Myrt says I
tary. C I Kent; treasurer. Mrs Carter reported.
ning of last week visiting friends
According to an investigation
H. A. Howe; librarian. Leslie Ten-
should meet bet right away at
in Cottage Grove.
| dick; assistant. Teresa Kuyken by Deputy Sheriff Dick Baker,
Eatlwl Ann Newton was home
dall: primary superintendent. Mrs. Smith shot himself as he lay in
from Portland, where she is a
F. W Ogram; cradle roll superin bed in an upstairs niom at the
tendent. Mrs. J. M Black; home home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
O. K. BUILDING nurse, for a few days last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raisor are
dejKirtment superintendent, Mrs Frank A Smith. Saturday morn
LETTER-CARRIER Charlea Cumrao view* newest set of twins—girl*—in
SUPPLY CO.
camping on the Raisor property, St Vincent's Hospital, New York. Mrs. Cummo is doing tine, after
J E. Smith and Mrs George W. ing.
the former Geo. Bales place, un giving birth to her fourth set of twins in ten years of married life.
Ross; pianist, Jeanne Tiedje. as
24 South :Oth St.
Phone 33
Smith's wife and mother, who
til they can get a house built
sistant. Joyce Everson: chorister, had just returned from visiting a
Three of the four twosomes have survived. The Cummos have three
S 1, c Richard Currin called his _cther children, making a total oí nine in all
Janis Everson; assistant, Barbara neighbor's home, heard his groans
(International)
mother. Mrs. Lynch Currin, from
— j Tiedje.
and rushed upstairs They found
San Diego. Saturday evening. in Cottage Grove.
Mr and Mrs. Theron Borden him on his back with a bullet hole
days xvhile he received medical
Richard recently spent 9 months
and daughter have gone to Colo in his forehead. Baker said.
Sylvia Stimmel is staying a few treatment early tfiis week.
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in China. He is still on board the days with Mrs. Hopman on Cedar
Mrs. Alvie Patton and Wana rado and Kansas for the summer.
The death weapon was a .22
S. S. Sierra, stationed at present Creek, who is home from a recent
A son was born June 3 to Mr. caliber rifle, which Smith appar
Fay Sugg returned from Okla-
in San Diego Bay.
and
Mrs
Eugene
Miller
of
Port
operation.
homa Saturday.
ently had held straight up. with
Mrs. Ella Wills is spending a
land. Mrs. Miller is the former
Miss Lucille Blackman is caring
Pat Garman and family. Lucille "Barbara Dorris, daughter of Mrs. the barrel pointing toward his
few weeks with Mrs. Minnie Jones
head. Baker found the gun. barrel ।
for the children of Mr. and Mrs. Blackman. Berta .Mae Newton.
Catherine Dorris of Creswell.
down, against the wall, with the
King Wilson at Black Butte. Mr. Gloria and Marie Clark attended
A clean-up day win held at the stock between the head bars of the
and Mrs. Wilson are employed in church in Cottage Grove. Sunday IOOF hall Tuesday by the EZ
bed.
town.
EASY TO CLEANI You can cut it, pink it,
evening.
club. A potluck lunch was served
Smith was removed to a Rose
Mrs. Thomas Funk reports
Mrs. Carolyn Hunt is able to be at noon and a short business meet
lew it, plcat it, paste it! You can use it
much damage to her strawberries back to work after her recent op ing was held in the afternoon. A burg hospital at 1 o'clock and died
FOB MOTORISTS
from the recent rains.
eration.
recess was declared until the fall two hours later Roseburg News
Review.
throughout the house—for table to|M,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alcorn have months.
JUNE 12-1»
UI S EASY TO DRIVE A MAN drove to Salem Thursday. They a nine pound son. born at Smith's
Recent guests at the R W.
shelves, valances, closet accessories, an
TO DRINK BUT HARD TO report extensive damage there maternity hospital i n Cottage j Stone home were Mrs. A. A Do- MA< K WINS FOR CONGRESS
from the weather to strawberry Grove. early Saturday The baby Meyer and daughter. Joan of Boi- BY IMO MARGIN
PULL HIM AWAY FROM IT
OLYMPIA. Wash.
Rugscll V
dozens of other purpose«. Not only
6TH ANNUAL ROGUE
and cherry crops.
'
se. Idaho Mrs. DeMeyer is a sister
has been named Harold Ray.
Mack,
Republican,
ranked
Mon
RIVER ROUND-UP
Miss Maxine Currin is spending
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barke-
’Y™' 3tor!e
day as the newest addition to the
decorative, Marv a Ion's practical, too!
June 12-14
the last of this week and until meyer were visited several days
resbyterian Ladies Aid Congress of the Uniter! States and
Monday
at
home
before
going
to
last
week
by
Mrs.
Barkemeyer's
*he
home
of
Mr*.
E.
W.
Jackson County
Charles Savage. Democrat who
Ink, fruit acids, alcohol wipe
Eugene for six weeks of summer niece. Mrs! Frank Szasz and son.
June 4 with Mrs Rich- had the hacking of Henry Wallace,
Fair Ground,
school.
Johnnie.
of
Sacramento.
Califor-
‘
1
Ampbell
assisting
hostess,
Medford, Oregon
remained an ex-congressman after
right off with a damp cloth. And
S. T. Clark's school at Do- nia. and Mrs Barkemeyer's father Mrs W R «»Hespie was appointed Saturday's special election gave
makc «”•*«««» for «he mem-
HORSE SHOW
rena was out June 6. Mr. Clark C. B. Pease and her sister, Mildred
the G.O.P. and the Hoquiam pub- !
Marvaluu can’t crack, peel, fray or fade!
Pease. of Portland.
j,
with birthdays. Mrs James
will return to Dorena next year.
S. E. Washington Fair
Usher the victory by 1,500 vote*
Oxer
the
week
end
a
brother.
Mo^rg
reported
that
170
lbs
grounds, Walla Walla
Mrs. Dick Garman's school fin
Mack said he viewed his elec
and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
cl,”hinK for relief had been
ished June 10, at Mt. View.
Washington, June 13-15.
FIAIN OB (ATTIBNiO—IN
Pease of Albany, were here and snipped and there was a constant tion as a decision by the people of
Mrs Ilcen Currin, Mary Raisor
Washington's Third District to
-
1 need for
SPARKIINO COLOa*. Ging,
with the —
Barkemeyers,
visited
on more.
and Elizabeth Clark left Tuesday
MARYSVILLE
bam rheek» in rn!. blur, grrrn.
The
Sunday with a sister in Cottage
,.
. . Daily
, - Vacation Bible school
------ stand “solidly back of our nation's
for Monmouth for six weeks sum- Grove, at Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gull- *h,r.h had k**’" ,n Progress at the bi-partisan policy.’’ He «uceeeiis I
XXX
42-in. wide lär yd. 12 Plain
STRAWBERRY
mer school training. Mrs. Currin liams
Coli*» ilerp »bailr», pa-lei».
Presbyterian church for the last the late Fred Norman, the Repub
FESTIVAL
will return to Disston school next
Vacation Bible school will begin 1 lw? w^cks clos,'<1 Friday evening lican who defeated Savage by
June 13. 14
¡year. Mrs. Raisor to Culp Creek at London Church of Christ June wit.h “ demonstration by the pupils 7.000 votes in the 19-16 election
‘
Sheltiug—straight or m -*I-
Marysville, Washington
and Mrs. Clark to London.
b»|*d edge. 1 l-iu. wide —15c
16, lasting two weeks, Monday
‘oatructors. The girls went
Don’t let that obi radio drive YOU
Ui 21c yd
Mr .and Mrs. Gale Roby and thru Friday. A truck will pick up I ,o Phoenix. Oregon from here and "A DEAD!.INE NEAR Kilt
RODEO
to drink. Get a new Packard Bell,
family
spent
Sunday
visiting
Mr.
will
continue
this
same
work
for
all children wishing to attend.
relax and enjoy radio entertain
Tonasket, Washington,
Oregon farmers arc being rv-
Roby's sister, Mrs. Cora Brown covering area from Cedar creek the remainder of the summer in
ment at its best.
June 14, 15
field and three boys from Nampa, to Black Butte, and is free to all. different communities in Oregon minded by county AAA commit-
tees that June 30 is th«- last day
Idaho at the Glen Roby home on
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McEwen and northern California.
CORVALLIS
Mosby Creek.
and grandchildren. Michael and , The charter was draped in mem- for filing an application for pay
ROSE SHOW
Truman Williamson injured his Kathleen, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy ory of the late George M. Hawley, ment under tile 1946 agricultural
June 14, 15
leg while working at Dorena Cantwell were dinner guests Sun charter member, at the regular conservation program.
and was unable to work several day of Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Cant meeting of the Odd Fellow: Wed
Most farmer* who participated
Corvallis, Oregon.
well of Creswell. The occasion was nesday evening. Reoorts of the re- in last year’s program already
their second wedding anniversary. | cent meeting of the Grand Lodge have received payments for the
at The Dalles were given by V. W government's «hare in the cost of
Johnston. Plans were made to soil building anti erosion control
(PL. ANDRIESIAN HOME
erect a lodge sign on the highway work. Those not sure about
'
Cpl. David Andriesian of Leona entering Creswell, and the organi whether they have signed an ap-
1 route. Drain. Oregon, has recently zation will contact other groups plication are asked to visit or tel-
ephone their county AAA office
, been honorably discharged from in doing the same.
The directors of district No. 40 before June 30.
the armed forces and is at home
with his family. As a member of met this week and amended the
IDAHO PIONEER
Rubber Bands The Sentinel
the world-encircling Airways and budget which was turned down
CELEBRATION
Air Communication Service, Cpl. at the recent election. One teacher
June 15, Franklin, Idaho.
Andriesian was stationed at Nome, at a salary of $2400, and the pur
Alaska, for a period of nine chase of huts for class rooms at a
Commemorating the found
|
months.
He held the responsible cost of $3500 were eliminated. The
ing of the first city in Idaho.
Have an analytical eye
position of Radio Operator for the amount of $200 was added for the
purchase of text books as the price
CAMERA DAY
examination at the optical ’ AACS.
During his two and one half of the books has gone up since the
June 15
May have impaired vision, ■ year stay in the army, Cpl. An previous election. This budget will
Seaside beaches and Tilla
driesian spent eight months in Ja be voted on at the grade school
department.
mook Point, Oregon. Day
pan and nine months in Alaska building Thursday, June 26. Polls
for professional and ama
During this time he was awarded will be open from 7 to 8 p. m.
teur photographers. Cam
Children's Day was observed at
the combat infantryman's badge,
era clubs of Oregon coop
good conduct medal, and received the Methodist church Sunday with
erating. Models arranged
the victory ribbon. Philippine lib a program during the Sunday
eration ribbon, and the Japanese school period.
for. Prises for both pros and
Creswell Civic Club is planning
occupation ribbon.
amateurs in several classi
Before entering the armed' a public benefit dinner Friday,
fications.
forces and being assigned to the i June 20. The proceeds will go to-
, Airways and Air Communication , woard the city playground fund.
GOLDEN ROSE SKI
Service, Cpl. Andriesian was em- | Mrs. E. O .Smith returned last
TOURNAMENT
ployed by the United Optical Com- week from visiting with her son.
June 15
, Ralph and family at Empire, Ore-
pany in Portland. Oregon.
Mt Hood, Oregon.
To welcome the corporal home gon.
Cottage Grove
612 Main St.
Phone 351
Climaxes last day of Port»
from the army are his parents Mr
Creswell Chapter of Eastern
land Rose Festival.
and Mrs. A. Andriesian of Leona I Star entertained about 30 guests
route. Drain. One brother, Pvt from Cascade Chapter of Spring-
POSSE STAMPEDE
Daniel Andriesian, is stationed at i field and Blue River Chapter of
June 18-21
Fort Bragg. North Carolina Pvt Eugene at their meeting Thursday
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST IN CHARGE
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Andriesian is spending a 20-day evening. A program and social eve-
39-2tc40 j» furlough with his brother and p p<. - ning followed the business meet-
Western rodeo in full col»-
ents.
ing. Glenn Wicks and Janice
and style.
_ Everson gave a trumpet and
clarinet duet
and were ac-
companicd by Joyce Everson;
u :. .',.
Molly Wilcox and Marlene Elam
i sang a duet; Sally Bedell present-
led accordion numbers; Joyce and
। Janice Everson sang a duet; Bet-
■ ty Lionberger gave a reading; a
trumpet solo by Glenn Wicks; a
Don’t let an accident spoil
। skit "At the Photographers” by a
group from Oakridge; Alice Denny
your holiday. Make certain
gave piano and harmonica num-
your tires are sound and
I hers and E. 1/ Grousbeck gave a
your brakes have plenty of
j humorous monologue.
(topping power. Drive care
Miss Doris Kraft of Newberg,
fully. Let's make this the
formerly of Creswell, was honored
Radio
Ray
Andy
•afest summer we’ve ever
। at a pre-nuptiai shower at the
JJi had.
i Logan Bear home recently. Mrs.
John Westlake was the assisting
hostess. Miss Kraft will be mar
ried July 6 to Leland Hall of New-
berg.
Mrs. Minnie Henriksen under
SUMMIRSHIILD
went a major operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital Friday. She
NOW
| is recovering nicely.
The directors of the Creswell
i Telephone company met Thursday
j evening and voted to increase the
monthly rates of private and busi
EASY PARKING — PERSONAL SERVICE
ness phones by fifty cents. This in
crease now equalizes the rates be
cause they were not raised when
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(U ioiics ,
Rice Creek Man
Takes Own Life
lighter housekeeping
colorful
TRAVEL
Knickerbocker’s
You, Too
5c to $1.00
MINERAL SURFACE
ROOFING
Community Jewelers
FLOURESCENT
Lighting Fixtures
You May Now Select That Color and Type of
Roofing to Go With Your Style of House.
Your Needs Can Be Quickly and Accurately
Estimated.
2- 3- 4-Light, 20 and 40-Watt
Bath Brackets
RICHFIELD
Kitchen Fixtures
Accessories
RADIO RAY
Just Across the Bridge
All Electrical
Green
Green
Green
Green
NOW ON HAND
and
and
and
and
Red
Red
Red
Red
Square Tab
Hex
Staggered Edge
90 lb.
Green’s Hardware & Supply
Phone 222
Creswell, Oregon