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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, TH( RSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1947
Hospital Money 1$ i Homecoming
60
Annual
Royal
Arch Masons 12th
Still Coming In
S100 to S700 Daily
_
i. - — — mb
Cottage Grava Hospital Fund
Hnmarniviino Dnual
Highlighting the activities of
the Royal Arch Masonic lodge for
the year 160 members and guests
I
attended th«1 annual homecoming
of the local lodge at the Masonic
building November 12th. A hear
meat und venison dinner WUN
served by the Constellation club
und visitón WW4 tiltil m their
praise of the event, said to have
lawn the most outstanding In the
history of the organization.
High Priest Gildabinl who made
the menu looketj none the worse
for having to eat some of his sug­
gested bear meat Most visitors
drew the line on eating bear meat
and one member declared he ate
so much venison he hud trouble
getting home after the evening
meal.
Lyman Palmer of Eugene was
the gqett speaker und talked on
activities of the Royal Arch lodge.
King Cecil Mieck, last year's pro­
moter of a baby shower for Frank
Galdabini, conferred the Royal
Arch degree on twelve candidates
— ‘Pioto Cottrtny Oari Studio
Past high priests of the kxlgc gave
rhe hospital campaign is $1,000 richer by reason of the donation of the Junior Chamber of Com­
an account of the progress of the merce Shown h<rc is Elwyn Woodson, Jaycec president, presenting H. E Eakin, hospital treasurer
lodge.
with the check, which represents this organization’s contribution todate.
Catholic Parishes
To Collect Food
For Europeans
NUMBER 15
PomoM Grange to
Meet at Latham
School Hov. 22nd
I
HsuePa*1"
November 26
Our next publication day,
Thursday
the 27th falls on
Thanksgiving. In order for the
We haven't been ordered to juck
up the mercury in the right "ear"
A Thanksgiving week campaign staff and employes to observe the,
of the Sentinel yet, so we nre still
I for food for the children of Eur­ day along with others, we will । Of interest to the public la an
on the SUNi.ooo mark. Contribu­
ope and the Far East will be con­ step up the publication a day and hour's free program beginning at
tions and donation* continue to
ducted here commencing Sunday, publish next week on Wednesday. > 1=30 P- m. at the Latham school
rome in at the rate of $160.00 to
November ,23rd and ending No­ Under present conditions this is Nov. 22 under auspices of Pomona
$700 00 dally, but to make an ap­
vember 30th. according to Rever­ quite a task. It cannot be done Grange. Dorena Grange will pre-
preciable showing on the upswing
end Paul Zeller, pastor of Our successfully without the cooper- sent « one act play by Joseph Me­
Cune which recently won first
of toe mercury, would take several
Lady of Perpetual Help parish. at ion of the public.
days
We will greatly appreciate the । Place in the Pomona (county) con-
The parish will participate in a
A partial survey of the business
state-wide drive which is sponsor­ cooperation of the public in gen- test. Three members of the La-
district reveals that less thun 15
ed nationally by the War Relief era) and our advertisers and cor- tham Recreation club orchestra
per cent of the business house em­
Services, NCWV, and in Oregon respondents in particular. Get your wiH play. Cottage Grove Future
ployee* have been contacted ac­
under the leadership of the most copy in early. The advertising Farmers of America will put on a
deadline will be Tuesday noon. In- skit directed by E. L. Clark and
cording to Floyd Gl thana. chair­
Reverend Edward D. Howard.
man The same situation exists to
Canned milk, meats, fish, flour, | sections received after this date Alice White will whistle accom­
panied by herself on the piano and
a large degree among the indus­
fruits, vegetables, corn meal, bar­ cannot be guaranteed.
Asa Clark on the violin.
trial concvrna and while no report
ley, dried beans, peas and foods
I* available from the residential
Also open to the public is the
of any kind will be sought in the
district, much of the district re­
recreational hour between seven
drive which in Oregon, he said, will
mains unreported, it is believed.
and eight p. m Demonstrations
seek a goal of 15,000 pounds.
The committee has l»ecn led to
of square dancing will be given
Father Zeller L presently making
believe that a number of donors
by both Hebron and Dorena. These
arrangements with -his committee
will be In position to make addi­
The state highway commission win ** followed by square dancing
to facilitate the handling and ship­
tional contributions or larger con­
ping of the contributed foodstuffs promised action on some of the by all with music by the Frank
tributions the latter part of tne
to San Francisco. After special most important problems con­ La Blues.
year or the early jiart of next
processing and packing there, the nected with the highway opera­
For a 11 grange members the
year, in the meantime It la ho|>ed
food will be shipped directly to tions in this section. Floyd Gith- meeting opens at 10:30 a. m. There
that solicitations will be completed
emergency zones in Europe and ens and Ben Heinz, representing will be a recess for the turkey
as rapidly an possible.
Asia.
the city planning commission held dinner and the program, then the
Bond Buying Criticised
Last year a similar campaign an hour's conference with the com­ meeting will continue. Contrary
Reports have come to officials
sponsored by War Relief Services mission members in Salem last to all other notices grange mem­
of the association that some crit­
—NCWC netted more than 28.- week. The commission promised to bers are asked to bring jello for
icism has been directed against
000,000 cans of food nationally for send a representative soon to in­ the noon meal and pie for supper.
the hospital board la-cause the
the peoples of war-stricken areas vestigate the request made pre­
i. W. Trommlitz, manager of
The Pomona or fifth degree will
IsMird saw fit to invest $25.000 In radio station K O R E, was elected
Hutiert Campbell, local lumber
The first open meeting of the I member according to the recom- It was distributed abroad directly viously that a stop and go light be given in the evening.
negotiable U. S bonds and have chairman of t h e 4-H Advisory worker is awaiting h i s French reorgamzed Chamber of Com- ‘
to the suffering through War Re­ be installed at the corner of Main
Go south of Cottage Grove just
mad«- the statement that since the Council nt a luncheon meeting last fiancee, who is expected to arrive merco was held Tuesday evening mendations. It was announced lief Services' directors and 22.000 and the highway or 9th street.
past Woodard’s mill, turn left
that
dues
paid
in
now
jn
the
hospital board has enough money Thursday noon at the Osburn Ho­ । in New York today She sailed at the council chambers of the
volunteers in France. Italy. Bel­ The narrow highway bridges at about one quarter of a mile.
to Invest in bonds, the association tel. Mr. Trommlitz replaces Roger from Paris November 12th, The city hall with about fifty mem­ amount of $24.00 per member gium, Holland. Poland. Austria, the north and south approaches to
would
pay
each
individual
mem
­
doesn't need any more money Ap­ Kimberllng who has served as fiancee. Miss Simone Macquart bers and business men present. A
Germany. Finland. China. Czech o» the city limits will also receive at­
parently the objectors do not real­ chairman for the past year. At thia will meet Mr, Campbell in Port­ controversial issue, whether to at­ ber until December 31. 1948.
Slovakia. India, Greece, the Bal­ tention of the commission, al­
George
Macready
reporting
for
ize that the purpose of the invest­ meeting the Council decided to land where the couple hope to be tempt an agreement to keep the
kans. the Dutch East Indies, the though it may be some time before
the nominating committee said Philippines, Japan and Hungary. any alterations are attempted due ।
ment is to earn a small amount of sixmsor a 4-H Appreciation Din- married Thanksgiving day.
stores open each Friday evening
money while waiting on the cam- ncr for 4-H members who have
The coming event culminates a until Christmas was believed to the committee would submit the
The food collected in this cam­ to the fact that the commission is •
IHiign to be completed for every won special award!« or who sold romance started when Campbel) be largely responsible for bring­ roster of temporary officers nom­ paign. the Achbishop announced, facing several similar situations
inated
at
the
organizational
meet
­
dollar secured puts the firoject animals In the 4-H Fat Stock Auc- was with the army in France and ing out the* large number. After
will be given «o the war-devas­ over the state.
ing some weeks ago. Nominations.
lust that much nearer completion. Ition Sale at the County Fair last served several month* as a mili­
The cub scout pack has been re­
Also the commission indicated
considerable discussion the mat­ however will be accepted from the tated countries without regard to
This objection certainly lack* any September, their jiarents and tary police He was stationed in
race, creed or color, as a special that in the main improvements, organized under an active commit­
ter
was
put
to
a
vote
by
President
logic.
j .u
'
,
floor at the next regular meeting
tee from the Junior Chamber of
sponsors of the awards, and pur­ Paris for six months and at Le « . J a
d hC pr°P°sal was December 16th. Temporary offi- gift from their friends in Amer­ alterations or new construction Commerce with the following
Havre
for
three
and
a
half
months.
ica, who will feel privileged to con­ would follow the present 99 route.
chasers of animals
v<> << town
cers nominated for the ensuing
committeemen appointed: Larry
Mr and Mrs. Campbell will
This is the second 4-H Appre­
Previously the members at the year were: Ben Heinz, president; tribute food for the sick and needy
Brice, chairman; J. L. Stokes, ac­
who must look to America for
ciation Dinner sponsored by this make their home here where Mr open meeting agreed to accept the
W. G. Robertson, vice president; assistance.
tivities manager; Doug. Treiber,
Campis»)!
is
employed
on
the
green
group for 4-H'erx and sponsors of
recommendation of the board of
secretary and finance; John Van
chain at the Northcutt mill Mrs. directors to turn the Christmas Norman Richards, second vice
4-H awards.
Trunnell, achievement manager
Etmo Chase. L. W Trommlitz. iampbel) wiH be the second' itghtmg project over to the volun­ pmsi^ -nt; Richard Thwing, secre­
tary, and Max Sears, treasurer.
and Woody Hilbert, contact man.
and diaries Glllilan were appoint­ Frrnch bride to locate in this vi- teer fire department
Four directors named to com­
Tuesday evening the following Merlin Bullard has been selected
ed aa a committee to make the ar­ cinity.
The local hotel accommodations
as cub master with Vinal Randall
rangements for tha dinner and the
were discussed and it was agreed plete the board of directors were:
candidates were initiated into the Sr. and Warren Nichols aa assist­
The d.tplay of rare and Interit-
Tentative plans are to
that the need of a modern hotel F L. Hilliker. Geo. Sibley, Elliott
grange: Nora, Gilbert and Everett ant cub masters. The program for
with dining room facilities was Voegele and C. A. Bozell.
Ing Bibles arranged by Mni. ; hold the d.nner In Eugene on De-
.
j i _
i Yearous. Joyce. Barbara and Har- the year is being completed as
Plumbers
and
electncians
are
old
<>xlard CarJ and Giadys Buf.
badly needed and President Heinz < The membership presept also
Trask’s class of the Presbyterian «•ember 20th.
reminded by city officials that or­ fi ng ton, Ivan and Thelma Harris, rapidly as possible.
Those
attending
this
meeting
stated
that
he
would
appoint
a
j
agreed
that
the
national
guard
Sunday school has attracted a
Ladies who have volunteered as
committee to study the situation unit should have the moral support dinance No. 1277 and 1279 passed Mrs. Emma Murry. Merle, Lilian
great deal of attention in the |>ast were Elmo Chase. L. W. Tromm-
den mothers are: Den No. 1, Mrs.
litz, Roger Kimberling. Harry
The members present also of the community both to aid in by the Council August 25 and Oc­ and Lorraine Porter.
two weeks
• The first piny of the Cottage
John W Wilson, 6 boys; den No.
tober 6, 1947 requires that a per­
Among those on display were a Chase, Earl McNutt, Ralph Ful­ Grove Civic Theater, ''Kias and agreed to accept the recommenda- the national defense program and mit be obtained for every new
As this was the birthday of two 2. Mrs. Elsie McClarnan, 6 boys;
bright,
Glenn
Hnrndan,
Charles
tion
of
the
board
of
directors
that
to
aid
in
providing
a
payroll
of
Hebrew and Greek Bible. The He­
Tell" presented at the Union high the annual dues he set at $24.00 about $21,000 per year, which is installation, alteration or repair of the candidates a special greet­ den No. 3, Mrs. Arda th Nichols,
brew. which Is the Old Testament, , Glllilan, and E. A. Danielson.
ing was given to Gilbert and Ev­ 6 boys; den No. 4, Mrs. Iola
school auditorium Saturday eve­
per member.
Companies
anti what the national guard means to job. Permits are available at the erett Yearous twins.
is rend from back to front. The
ning was well received. According
Stokes. 4 boys ; den No. 5, Mrs. H.
firms holding more than one mem- the community, if the unit is kept office of the City Recorder.
Greek Bible has both the Old
to the host estimates available the bership will pay $24.00 for each to its enlisted strength.
Several members are planning C. Lechner. 7 boys; den No. 6,
Builders should remember that
Testament and the added New
piny attracted 700 people. Net re­
a permit is required on any car­ to take the Pomona degree at the Mrs. Vinal Randall Sr., 5 boys;
Testament
ceipts of the piny which will bo
penter job costing over twenty1 conclusion of the county meeting den No. 7, Mrs. Helen Minkler, Lo­
We have a few page* of the
W G. Robertson, chairman of ' donated to the Cottage Grove hos­
dollars ($20.00) whether the work to be held in the Latham school rane route. Mrs. Berton A. Land,
old Monastery Bible printed in the South Lane county commun­ pital were not learmxi as wp go to
is new construction or remodeling. Nov. 22.
assistant, Lorane route, 4 boys;
1485 in Venice hy Pngininus De ity chest said this morning that press.
Strict enforcement of these .r-
Open to the public will be about den No. 8. Mrs. Ethan Coston, den
Paginini. Only a small part of the the campaign was underway but
The play under the direction of
dinances will insure compliance an hour's program beginning at nt home of Mrs. Farris Jolly, as-
|>agc is taken from the Bible, the he had receiv<«d no reports of com­ Mrs Kay Bartels gave theater go­
A nation-wide mass merchan- suit of these pledges of support, with state codes and aid in main­ 1:30 p. m. Saturday and the rec- swtant. 5 boys; den No. 9, Mrs.
rest is explanations The monks mitteemen as to the progress of ers something different in the
taining low insurance rates.
reatlonal hour between 7 and 8 Mary Schultz with Mrs. Thedora
chained it to the desk from which the campaign. The first contribu­ form of entertainment and at the dising campaign next March and according to James C. Moore, as-
Dalberg, assistant, 6 boys.
All electrical, plumbing and con­ p. m.
April
will
seek
to
dispose
of
sur-
sistant
extension
marketing
spec-
it was read so that it could not tion turned in was that of Safe­ same time uncovered some hidden
struction work is subject to in­
Mmes. Margaret Lun nan and
Visiting
members
will
bring
plus
lily
bull»
grown
in
Oregon
ialist
at
Oregon
State
college,
be stolen. They burned the in­ way for $75.00. Robertson said he stage talent in the community.
spection by a qualified inspector. jello for the noon meal and pie Merlin Bullard are also assistant
itials of the monastery on the was still hopeful that the cam­ The acting on the part of the en­ and other Pacific coast states Moore has been working with gro-
for supper. Hebron and Dorena den mothers. West side and Har­
edges of the pages. Martin Lu-1 paign could be finished at an early tire cast was well above the aver­ which are suitable for home gar- cers and chain store groups on
will prepare the rest of the meals vey dens will be organized aa soon
the campaign.
ther got a lot of information from date, but that it would al) depend age and some turned in an out­ dens.
which includes a turkey dinner. as volunteer den mothers can be
Chain and variety stores will co-
Growers in each producing area
it. It was translated from the on the public response. The fact standing performance, particular­
All subordinate members are en­ located. Any mother living in this
operate
in
the
producer-consumer
"dU
participate
in
the
campaign
Greek to Isatin.
that the county kick off dinner ly Champ Hustl'd, Francis HorA,
titled to sit in the Pomona Grange section and wishing a den to be
One of the most interesting was is being held in Eugene Monday, Shirley Anderson and Ben Hilliker. campaign, arrangements for which through a local representative
SALEM, Ore—The Oregon Fed as the business is conducted in the located in her home, please con­
have been made by the merchan- named by the merchandising com­
a page from Tyndale's New Testa­ has not helped matters any here
Several expressions were heard
mittee. The contact representa- oration of Labor attacked in Mar­ fourth degree. During the evening tact any member of the commit­
ment printed In 1548 When It was
The job is not one for one in­ following the program that the dising committee representing the ti ves will be responsible for as- ion County Circuit Court Monday meeting the Pomona or fifth de- tee.
Pacific
Bulb
Growers'
association.
first printed in 1525, It was the dividual or a small group of in­ presentation of the play involved
On the 6th forty seven boys saw
Definite assurance of support senlblinK bulbs and filling orders two laws increasing state income gree will be presented to all sub-
first Bible to be printed hy the dividuals, but must receive the lots of hard work just for one
taxes and enacting a state with­ ordinate members who desire.
' a navy training film entitled, "The
has been given by the Limited placed wi,h ,hem for shipment.
movable press. Tyndale was per­ support of al), if carried to a suc­
night's stand and expressed the
Chemistry of Fire”, as guests of
The committee asks growers to holding tax of 1 per cent on gross
secuted and finally put to death cessful conclusion.
opinion that a repeat performance Price Variety Store association, a
the local fire department. A dem­
national trade group representing contact their representatives now income.
because he printed the Bible so
should draw a large crowd and
The federation, in a hearing be­
onstration of »he fire truck was
the common people could read it.
*
. _
ei.
i would perhaps be appreciated in the major national and regional for de,alls on Participation in the fore
Circuit Judge Duncan, claim­
also given.
chain variety stores, according to ‘’alT1Paign. Local representatives
There w-u* also a |>age of Mlles **HflU31 I FSp 9s1OOl
some of the surrounding commun­
for the chief bulb producers in the ed both measures were unconstitu­
Coverdale’s Bible printed In 1550 D a H & Gun Club
the
committee.
Weekly den meetings start next
ities.
tional because the 1947 legislature
(state are as follows;
It was n revision of Tynda Ie’s New J
"
J
j
week. Boys wishing to join the
A similar commitment has been
Upper Willamette valley—Clif­ made them effective only in case
Lt. Jack Kelly, commander of cub scouts can do so by contact­
-«Testament and was the first com-
made by the state chain store as­ ford W. Walker, Albany: C. W. the people defeated the sales tax
plctc English Bible to be printed.
sociations of Oregon. Washington Wester, Eugene, and W. A. Hem- at the October 7 special election. cannon company, 162nd infantry ing any cub scout committeeman.
It was dedicated to King Henry
The annual tray shoot of the
( national guard) announced yes­
and California, which also are enway, Cottage Grove.
It contended it is illegal to make terday that the unit would hold a
VIII, who didn’t approve of trans- ; Cottage Grove Rod and Gun club
seeking to interest other state as­
Umpqua —Warren Billick, Elk­ one law depend upon the fate of special drill at the armory next
lating the Bible, in hopes that he
scheduled for Sunday, Novem-
another. The sales tax was de­ Monday evening. On Tuesday eve­
Mary Jane Johnson, 23. Cottage sociations.
ton.
wouldn't forbid It.
| her 23rd. This will he a turkey
Some 10.000 stores will be pro­
Siuslaw Ivan Reed, Mapleton. feated, so the increase in income ning. the regular drill night Col.
Also there were two old King ,,nrt merchandise shoot nt the Grove, died at a Eugene hospital
Coos Bay John Bergen, Coos taxes was ordered effective with Lee Alford, of Portland, instruc­
James editions, one printed In 1613 Hom's grove near Saginaw, start- Friday. She was born Jan. 14, 1924 moting sales of lily bulbs as a re-
Bids on installation of utilities
all income earned after last Jan­ tor in the regular army. 162nd in­
Ray.
and the other In 1628. The one inK at 10:00 a. m The high man in Indiana, and was married to
and expansion of school facilities
uary
1.
The
withholding
tax,
which
Joseph
L.
Johnson
in
Conners-
f
fantry will visit here and will at Lookout Point Dam housing
printed In 1628 was all hand-dec- jin c«ch contest will take the prize
Southern Oregon and Northern
orated It was also rebound. When A cordial Invitation is extended ville. Ind, Aug. 23, 1941. She
California Mrs. May T. Stafford would not be a tax increase but probably make a routine inspec­ area 22 miles southeast of Eugene
served with the armed forces in
the Protestants rebound It, they ”11 club members to attend.
and H. T. James. Harbor: Floyd which would be credited against | tion.
will be opened by the Corps of
World War II. and was a member,
left out the Apocrypha. King Hen- i
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Thurman, Arcata, and Mrs. Jacob­ regular income tax payments, j Kelly said the local unit was re­ Engineers Dec. 8 under a major
would
become
law
next
January
1.
of
the
American
legion
Auxiliary
ry VIII broke his country away l«ORANE PARENT-TEACHERS
son, Smith River.
ceiving lots of field equipment and program of preliminary work for
and the Church of God.
The income tax increases were
from the Roman Catholic Church MEETING
Representatives for the lower accomplished by lowering exemp­ expressed a hope that all needed the big dam, it was announced at
and started the Episcopal church 1 The Lorane parent-teachers’ as
Surviving arc her widower; het-
Third attraction on the Civic Willamette valley will be desig­ tions, The exemptions for married equipment would soon be here. Portland yesterday.
King James started printing the sociation held the first meeting of parents, Mr and Mrs. R. E. Mar-, Association series for this year is nated later by the committee.
While the nation wide recruiting
couples was dropped from $1,500
The schools of the town of Low-
Bible differently, and they left the year November 10th and elect- I tin. Richmond, Ind.; and a brother, the Slavenska Ballet Variante, to
drive is over and the unit here
a year to $1,000, and for single
out the Apocrypha. These Bibles i
Mrs. Avid Rothauge, president, Alvin Roy Martin, Richmond,
has fared better than the average, ell, adjoining the housing arec, will
|appear in Eugene at McArthur
persons from $750 to $500.
have become the most widely used [ succeeding Jack Bartlett, who
Kelly said his unit was short sev­ be expanded to take care of the
The body was shipped to Rich- Court Tuesday. Nov. 25.
influx of children when dam con­
Bibles in the world.
, moved away. The PT A voted to m o n d, Indiana for burial with
eral
key men.
Mia Slavenska, the Erotian bal-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith have
struction attracts large numbers
The two most modern Bibles noi!’’ in ’he purchase of a merry- Simon Mortuary of Eugene in
‘ lerina who heads the group, will |
received word of the birth of
of workers, with salvaged mater­
WCW the Moffat and the Good- i K0-1,00™ for ’he school grounds charge.
be remembered hy all those who
their firs« grandchild born Sun­
ials from Po-tland Air Base build­
speed translations written in the|nnd ,hc committee was appointed.
saw her motion picture "Balle-1 T. F. VanBrunt, employed at the
__ day, November 16, to their son-in-
ings
used.
SLEIGIIS OR HIGH WHEEL
form of a story hook.
rina . She came to the United Northcutt mill south of town had law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
WAGONS
EOR
THORNTON
States in 1940 as prima ballerina a narrow escape while at work on Harry Irvine, at a San Diego. Cal-
Other Bibles were printed in I
CORNERS
OREGON SEA MONS NOT
of - the Ballet ----
Russe
de Monte Car-j
12th in
in «n
attempting iu
to ifornia hospital. The baby is a
Syriac, Danish, and Latin. The
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f ? .I
°r
stellar roles in such | extinguish a fire which started in boy and weighed eight poundsand
Syriac is a language dialect of the
F. L. Hilliker, local manager of HIT BY FATAL DISEASE
n7y h?u''
ballets as "Giselle ", "Swan Lake" an electric motor. He was operat- three ounces. The baby is also the Mt. States Power Co., an­
Aramaic. It was printed in 1668.
PORTEND—There is no Indi-
Cnrn\^
thn
"Sclwherazade."
ing a new type of fire extinguish- the first grandchild of his paternal nounced yesterday that his com­ cation of disease among the herds
Syriac Bibles are very valuable
rners residents if the road gets
There are ten people in Mme er, which destroys all oxygen. Un- grandparents. Dr and Mrs Harry pany had paid the state a total of sea lions on the Oregon coast,
because of their help in under­
any worse. Cars are not much use Slavenska's company, headed by fortunately the operator
was S. Irvine, of Portland,
standing the Greek and Hebrew.
of $349,012.88 for the taxable the Federal Fish and Wildlife said
now unless the roads, which are a
George Zoritch, famed principal caught without oxygen and was
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The Danish Bible was printed in
year of 1947-48. The amount was here yesterday.
solid chuck hole are repaired.
dancer of the Ballet Russe de almost suffocated. He was rushed; David Peterson employed at the p aid in full on November 15th. By
1780, and the Latin Bible was
The statement followed Cali­
। Monte Carlo, who is on sabbatical to a Eugene hospital in the Mills Square Deal Barber shop has gone counties taxes were: Coos county, fornia’s report that many sea lions
printed in 1550.
TO POMONA GRANGERS
leave from motion pictures.
ambulance and had made a satis-; to Condon in eastern Oregon to $96,805.00, Linq, $90,314.94; Lane, there were dying of a disease.
All the Bibles were very inter­
Applications of five rec fruits
Visiting grangers are requested
Those who will not use their factory recovery by the following; claim his bride. Stanley Turner of $54,565.59; Tillkmook. $33,334.43; I Stanley G. Jewett of the Fish
esting. and we hope that the peo­
pending
If A Vo are
fl V«Zi 11
a 1»
4 to
—v
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mary Rickard, Mary Lou Wiese.
Latham November 22nd.
some one else to attend.
I have been saved.
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Trommlitz Made
Chairman 4-H
Advisory Council
t " aaimTrSnch
Bride at Portland
Hiway Commission
Promises Action on
Highway Problems
Meeting of Reorganized Chamber
Of Commerce Held Tuesday Evening
First
Cub Scout Pack
Is Reorganized
•Rare Old Bibles
Displayed at
Local Church
New Installations
Repairs Call for
Permit From City
Large Audience
Sees First Effort
Of Theater Group
South Lane Chest
Campaign Started
18 Candidates Are
Initiated Into the
Hebron Grange
Lily Growers to Inaugurate
Mass Merchandising Campaign
A F of L Attacks
State Income Tax
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Special Drill of
Cannon Co., 162nd
Inf. Monday Nite
Is November 23rd
Mrs. Mary Johnson
Dies Friday
Bids Called on
Meridian Dam 8th
Third Concert
Tuesday, Nov. 25
T. F. VanBrunt
Has a Narrow
Escape Nov. 12
Mt. States Power
Taxes to State
Cannon Company
162 Inf.
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