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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1947)
H«-O linei tot Um I- Grove, Oregon Thur».. Nov. 13. 1917 Curtin Carnival Nets Sum $262.00 .drew», Muriel Shoup, Darlene Reich. ‘Denicv Bates, Elaine Sir-. telle. Sue Cixwby, Wilma Reppy, Jean 'riedjc Janies Moberg. Vlv-; inn Brooks, Donn Wilson. Carl Schockley, Darhmr Kinslow, Da Cottage Grove and Drain, and ap vid Brownell, Neil Crosby, June preciates the splendid cooperation Browm'U, Carolyn Land, Shirley of the merchants in the surround Netzel and Betty I lord. ing towns and the local commun Neighbors of Woodcraft met ity for the generous donations for . Saturday evening w ith the follow the carnival. ing out of town members present, i The sum of $262.23 was realized Mr. and Mrs Ralph Stone and from the carnival held on Satur at our Mrs Hazel Clack, all of Eugene day evening Nov 8. The Four H A Christina* party will lie held club netted $3.65 from their booth at the December meeting and n A short program was presented pot-luck supper will be served. by the school children and was en- i The degree staff of Honor Re joyed very much by the large I on auto glass installations We have a larger stock of auto bekah kxige practiced at the hall crowd. Chances had been sold on Sunday evening. After the practice a crocheted table cloth, donated glass to choose from as well as a better equipped shop. i they all enjoyed refreshments at bi .Mrs. Irene Ames, and a pair of । the house of Mrs. R M Carpenter pillow slips. donated by Mrs. Roh- 1 If in need of glass just call I A large crowd was present nt rer. Little Joe Coons was asked! the meeting of ihe Mothers Chib to draw the numbers from a box | Friday afternoon at- the grade Mrs Josephine Coons held the school. Mrs. Lucille Klings, county lucky number for the tablecloth ORCHESTRA LEADER Eddy Duchin smiles as his son, Peter Oelrichs »chool superintendent, was pres- ' No mor« dirty htodi, toiled doihing and Mrs. -Martin's number Was' Duchin. 10, kisses his new stepmother, the fornjer Mr*. Maria Tcre*a ent and spoke on the new school drawn for the pillow slips. The Winn. The pianist and Mr*. Winn were married at the New York home standards in relation to the Cres or lying duu from emptying the usual booths of darts, bingo, fish of Secretary of Commerce W. Averell Harriman. Peter’s mother died vetuuni deener tug All dirt it noted well school. fancy work, candy, popcorn. in 1937. Bride is daughter of a former British diploma, (international) io * meUl dutt collector emptied home baked goods, and the Four- - The members of the Creswell ooce s niooth, like a wettebttkel! H club were well patronized thru- /«DK’CtAfE'l ■ *ha,; Mrs C El“«- xuardian: Mrs ‘’>ub enlertumed th.- city Of- out c^i.i the evening. w ” . wKtSIRfELL C "n<1 ;"<‘lr wlvcs at a din- Fait, ««y. eeniury! Cleaner comet C I j Kent, K^nt, chaplain. chaplain. The The group group the^tou. ’inition is given to: The main order of business at voted to sponsor the installation of nfr clul> bous»’ Friday eve- equipped with full »et of deluae at- yxintributio^ o' ^qiinn^ r,'Kular «^ncil meeting Mon- an electric sign for the front of I Shorl wi’1* «ben by iachoienti for dulling, •aging, moth en" m X« day cvcn,“K ‘he swearing in 'he hail to indicate the regular ‘ h* mayor. F. A Everson and each proofing. See the amuiog HUIK the hall to indicate the regular i r ‘Choi* Electric, of Arthur C. Denny as marshal meeting nights of both Rebekah |Hl*¿“oocibnen present. Mr.ïâd QUEEN, todap Mm . Wm Pia*er and general city employe. । and lodges. A benefit public Wn' B Schnebley. Schnebley, »uper- super- and IOOF IOOF public : ^ i- CiëVr rLsban‘’, Elwtr,t'; fa*. City election was held Tuesday Party was lodges. planned A benefit for Saturday ‘endent* of the Children's Fann i Hardware. . Ses. 12 s ite' «1«. « <«••• "< « «». KS ........................................ 1 ... ........... ......... ............... - -.......... ... _ , • »■»tin u tifia, evening, Nov 15 at the hall with ”3’* •' (wvallMi. were present Pharmacy, Bartels Market. Coast- ; councilmen _ Mrs. illij general chairman as- and of &c' — were elected fpr a —— to-Coast. C~ KnickerN^-'t ’’r — l1U,U k'^m- ,erm of years and one tor -"vu «y for listed hy .m» Mrs armur Arthur mogsiaa. Mogstad. home scho°* 812 Main St. Ou ditv Market V-U® one ye"r The ^ulation of the The admission charge will include inelude Burk,',‘»'L one of the house HartwÙn ¡m.th' f X E E Alle" v 'a Pri2e drawing and refresh- J mothers, gave an interesting talk FAN BELTS I auL’hlin Furn tnX. 1 W 49; F. W. Ogram 49:. ments. The new officers will be of the work and activities Mis H S, Josjm, also a former house BATTERIES mother at the home spoke About 30; J. M Walkup 24; Ival S. Wil- The Ladies Aid of the Presby Tot Shop. Short's Plumbing Sup- 150 pounds of nut* were donated r- I, , ----- : ----- " ~ — <-■ son 17. For the one year term terian church met at the home of RADIATOR REPAIR ply. Dicks I sed Furniture. Still- ciyd- C. HoUemon 83.’ by the Civic club members for me Mrs. J. O. Binns Wednesday after Home and the cluh is asking for ing Grocery. Walker Auto Parts. I _ Sunny side Greenhouse. Doleman's ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richardson noon with Mrs. Olive Parlin and more donations for the children. RADIATOR REBUILDING Bakery, Bressler's Furniture. J of C ottage Grove have purchased Mrs David Francis assisting host- ^he Inn Cafe of Mr and Mrs , esses Thirty-three dollars was re- C. Penney. Heinrich the Jeweler, m " Park l ANTIFREEZE . C Bussey The Richardsons ported made on the recent rum- Electric Water Heater i to try all nigbt service with . mage sale. It was decided to serve 1 Gro« Bakery Gro“e Cafe sSSt'^d xT“ be%CloT, °n Wed' ,Urkey Mt the annu^ "d1™"- THEN VISIT Shop. Pastime Cafe Petersen's “PH- ®u*Yy plan T"‘'nty-one members and the fol- Department Store. Kelly's Drugs. t J« f°5 were present: Mmes COAtt/cAret Western Auto ThriH W lsc S’ ‘° Wlth a son and G L. Decker. Elmer Tohlen. H. S j^. Dairy Herd* Improved I Calcium supply .Supply INh York has 2.800 herds and' In 1940 194« milk milk furnished furnished 75 75 por per cent In KMit 72 oo4 cowa on test in dairy of U1* calcium in th« national food ' The Curtin community is very rd improvement association*. supply. fortunate in being ktcated between SON KISSES FATHER S NEW BRIDE BETTER SERVICE New Location, 926 Main St E/LTER RUEEM Check This List Nichols Radio & Appliance FOR YOUR NEEDS r* SIB’S RADIATOR SHOP Hiway 99 In the O. K. Tire Building Cottage Grove, Ore. /REALISM IN PLATES “¡¡Lighter,more lifelike plates are how made with the refined materials all dentists recom mend for faithful reproduc tions ... plates that closely resemble your own teeth. Color is unfading and dentures »8. kr Will not shrink or warp. m " Hi 1*1 ' H •IT No Appointment Necessary Now, with Accepted Credit, you can spread payments for Dental Plates, Bridgework, Fillings, Crowns, Inlays, Extractions over weeks or months, with payments to suit your convenience. DR. PAINLESS PARKER Dentist Office in Salem: 125 Liberty St., Cor. State; Telephone SAIem 8825 Other Dr. Painless Parker offices in Eugene and Portland f ~ .. . Bryden. Mrs. Decker became a co^a^Vn h X?5; at n T?’ Wn membt‘r The ncj“ meeting K hospital. Nov. 3. He will be at the home of Mrs G. N. toen a resaient of Creswell for Past with Mrs. C. H Harrold as- Xni nf K X Si”inK thret d.,uKhters ^Uej,.nnd\ CrCSWel' P<>Sf VF^' mct M,,n' 'e™- Mr* Jenm*’ day night and decided to hold a *5”«» s*'“- day, Nov. 15. The first reading of Greta Dennison of Tacoma. He the constitution and by-laws of was a member of th? Baptist the post was made and after two church of Albany. Services were more readings will be adopted. held in Albany Nov. 7 with Rev First nomination of officers for Joseph Knotts of the Creswell the new year was held at the Methodist church officiating. In meeting of Gilfyy Lodge IOOF terment was in Albany. Wednesday evening. Jake Camp At a mass meeting at the High was welcomed to membership by transfer from the Mapleton kxige. tmnly benefit from everyone's gen- tion to vote funds to purchase a1 Evangeline chapter of Eugene 'C aVin/iT ^ooslersJ school bus. The school board will and the Junction City and Cot East- and the Curtin school extend set the date for the elecunn «nd tage o Grove chapters of - the —------ their thanks to all for the very will advertise H Atou 150 a^ T ?Ur ^5" i“”” of tlH> local successful carnival. tended thJXet di Ch’pter Thur*tay ’’vening. mak- ,n« » «r°uP oi about 80. For the • Any omission of contributors' cuXn uis^d R^rotom .w Pnnc.pal T. program Alice Denny gave three names is unintentional.) —Mrs. Mr f nov"ty mus,cal nl«^rs and Mrs , Grace Thompson, Curtin, Oregon. ^!d .u d W L' E °1)0,1 have Bertha Goss a reading. An sold their property on North Sec invitation was gave extended from the Yes We Have No Bananas ond street to Vernon I. Hanson Masons to hold joint installation. Most people will be surprised to Mrs. Ed Crabtree and daughter. Mrs. Lura Williams of Enum-1 learn that bananas don't grow on Patricia, of Coos Bay, visited this claw. Wash is visiting her sister, I “trees,” the plant being a species week with her father. A. C. Tay Mrs Hays Burke and brother, C. of the lily family; and that the fruit lor. who is ill in a Eugene hospital. C. Hash and family. is classed by botanists as a berry. Word has been received of the About a dozen members of the The banana plant is an annual, that birth of a son, Larry Richard, is, it completes its life cycle in a to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin at local Eastern Star chapter attend single growing season of from 12 to Fort Wayne. Indiana on Novem ed the institution of a new chap 18 months. Each plant produces ber 3. Mrs. Richards is the former ter at Oakridge Sunday afternoon.; Mrs. Charles Croner. a former i only one stem of bananas during its Arietta Syphers of Creswell. Creswell member, was installed as lifetime. Sisterhood of the Christian worthy matron. church met Thursday at the ser Mr. and Mrs. Don K. Taylor, qf vice room and enjoyed a pot-luck Started Trait Auctions Chicago shipper* and distributor» dinner at noon. Mrs. E. R Moon Eugene have purchased the busi ness and stock of the Creswell organized the first fruit auction in was guest speaker of the after 1881. noon. The next meeting will be the New and Used Furniture store from L. H. Nichel. Mr. and Mrs. annual Christmas party. Taylor have taken up residence in Pop up toasters for Christmas. Postmaster W. W Lower re the living quarters of the furniture I ports that the total collected in store. \ b0"1-“ in honor roll for the first six ! thu inte"st ot weeks period of the high school 7-° aKe Grove hospital was has been completed and contains _ the following names. First honor EZ Club met Tuesday afternoon roll: Vivian Joiner, Kathryn Mo at the IOOF hall and elected new berg, Doris Bates, Susan Moberg officers as follows: Mrs. R. F. Betty Tiedje, Verla Jean Stott, I Scott, president; Mrs. Minnie Hen- Janis Everson, Barbara Tiedje. rksen, secretary; Mrs G. N. Post,‘Teresa Kuykendall. Second honor treasurer; Mrs. H. L. Brown, mar- roll; B< w rly Hancock. Gene An- Safeway Stores Graber-Gettys. Graber-Gettys Safeway Stores. Peterson Auto Supph Sttage Grove Creamery, Smiths Furni- ture, Woodson ? S Ed»X Outdoor Store. Cottage Grove tor Company. Williams Motor Company, Clark's Studio, Graham and Thorp, Farmers Union. B and H Feed Store. M and W Market, all of Cottage Grove; Varley Drug Store. Drain Variety Store. Mc Intosh Furniture Store, all of Drain; Cold Spring Store; Anlauf Motor Lodge; Sears and Roebuck. Weisfield and Goldberg, both of Eugene; Holt Store. Curtin; and Phillip Holt, Creswell. Of I 1-4*—4-54^ Ar Pt itAJ.itI Pieces of metal tube* *uch a* down «pout, if closed water tight on one end, make satisfactory water warm- ers. Light bulbs ere inserted Into sand for retaining the heat The tube stands in the water pail. Get Busy When Pigs Develop Diarrhea When pig* have diarrhea, the cause should be found immediately Il may be the symptom of a s«ri- ou* disease Diarrhea in pig* al*o may mean an attack of cholera, necro or one of *everal other diteaae*. The hog raiier should be <-.«er<lally gus. piciou* U the bowel trouble I* uccom- panied by weaknei* or other *ymp- tom*, »ay* Dr L. P. Duygle of p^. due umv«z»ity. Phone 317 II Your Income StoppetL.What Would Happen To THEIR Future? Accidents Strike Suddenly! A d accident may be trivial or Mriou* in effect; but when it does befall it is a welcome, and maybe vital, compenta tion to be so insured that money is coming in to offset the lost salary and accident expense. Let us tell you about our types of accident insurance Pro tect your family's future. Charles S. 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