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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1948)
Thur».. Jan. 72, HMA The Sentinel. Cottage Grove. Oregon Page I cundlelighl ».iivici Saturday, •l it) ! days jointly with a supper at the Miller home Thursday evening,' io at H pm uf tlie Congregational Development of Roxrx The atockholdetx of the Crc»- church in Eugeni fhc IV' Wes Jan. x Men have devoted almost enttr« jwrll Consolidated Telephone < om- ley Godson Nuholaon officiated The VFW Auxiliary in planning Grandma Smith has returned lifetimes to the discovery and de pany held their annual meeting The couple left immediately for .) basket social to he held at th" home after being gone five months velopment of both orchids and Monday evening al the Grange a trip to Vancouver, B, C and Grange Hall Saturday evening while recuperating from injuries rests. The secret of growing king- hall. Annual reports were given will I m * al hotne later at Grants Jan. 24. received in an automobile accid- stemmed roses flincovurrd and accepted and L. II Brown pass win le tlie groom Is employed Mr and Mrs. Clarence Hockett dent. when it was found that pinching ter w»i elected director for the dis In the engineering department of and family huvo moved to West Lyle Bradford of Cottage Grove minal buds made the mala stem trict weal of town to succeed G. flic Pacific lelcplionc und Tele ern Lane county where Mr. Hock and Walter Adams of Walker re produce a new shoot and continue to A Bryant and C <’ Hollemon graph Company The bride n a ett will la- principal of Hie Linslaw turned to San Francisco the 9th grow longer, at the same time pro win elected to succeed H A Howe graduate of the Creswell high grade school. following a 23-day leave from the ducing a more beautiful flower. us city dlrcett>r T h e directors school, Mr. ami Mix. Kenneth McCoy army, held u Hhort meeting following the Mrs. J. W. Smith und Mrs C. I. and family of Minion, Oregon Ancient Spectacles Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sherrill and annual session and .1 M Sai telle visited friends In Creswell Writ- Kent attended the open house of First mention of the lens in rs- daughters Shirley, Jean Ellen, and was elected president and Norman n< day and ntlmdcd tie' joint in flic Children's Ho । it'd m Eugene Carrie of Delight Valley have just Arded history is that of Meismer Skaggs. vice president. A secre stallation of the O<ld Fellow and returned home from a visit of two in the 13th century. He stated that tary and treasurer will lie elected Sunday. ReG kah lodges. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duyck weeks in California where they old people derived advantagea in at the next meeting Bruce King had the misfortune better aeeing from specteclea. spent Christmas. The Firemen met Tuesday eve have moved Into their recently of getting a piece of steel in his Joe Schneider of Arnaudville, ning and elected the following of completed house on the Butte eye early lids week while he was La. is visiting his sister and ficer» for the new year: president, road working It was neceaxary for him ; brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Jerold Prtini, son of Mr. and to undergo surgery for the re- । C Scarbrough; vice president, F. ARC à ACETYLXNZ Frank Zerangue. He is planning A Everson; Hccretnry treasurer, Mrs. Barto Prrlnl, Is m the Saeied movid of the steel. to make Oregon his permanent J <> Mortenson, fire chief, C C Heart hospital recovering from a Practices are being held reg home. Hollemon; aaxtstant, V W. John- compound fracture of one log ularly for the play. "Meet the Mr. and Mrs. Everette Mendell aton Tlie group voted to e< mi nt which he suffered while working Husband," which will la- presented Mure than 100,000 of Europe'» million homele«. refugees were resettled during 1917. New homes were callers at the Charles Gor- tlie floor of tlie engine room anti wih Ids father in Ilie woods. by the Little Theater Club on were found for them In South America. Canada, Australia. Western Europe and Palestine, partly , dinner home last wek. Mr. Mm- Work will lie started soon. A school of instruction was held Thursday and Friday nights, Jim by the International Refugee Organisation (another of v--v» s^'lal?7<1ilA^n dell is a brother of Mrs. Gordim-er Misa Melva Miller, daughter of at the regular meeting nt the 29 and 30 at the Grange hail. Member Governments and private organizations. 1KO is expected to hit iU lull stride in and lives in Eugene. Mr and Mrs. M G Miller of Cres Eastern Star Thursday evening Those taking part are Darroi Mr. and Mrs. Ballou and -hil Portable Welding Any Place well, became tile bride of Jack wllli Mrs. lima Thum. grand lodge Stott, Mr und Mrs Laverne Good, • dren Denise, Mardelle, and Karen, Garnet, son of Mr und Mrs A E officer, of Cottage Giove, in Mr« Harry Mawson, Mrs. Wm 1030 Madison Phone 181Y School budget meeting wiU be of Centralia, Washington are liv Gainet, of Grants Puss at a pretty Charge. Barnett, Mrs Phillip Holt. Herry j . Mi and Mrs. Cassius Rychard ing in Grandma Smith ’ s cottage Johp Kcbellieck and and three children of Plush, Orc- br-ld at the Mt. View school house 24-tfcxxx A large numlier of < kid Fellows Brown, and Mrs Not man Skngg at Walker. Trunnnl! a’tended the monthly gyn and M, ,nd Mrs Q^^in und Rcla kahs enjoyed a pot-luck It Is being directed by V. W. John m-eting of th" board of th«- Urne p chürd of Vont.a|);i werc reCÄlt Monday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. All tax payers are urged to attend. supper at the hull January 14th ston, und is a comedy in three Cooperative Warehouse in Eugene a| tN u>o Thompson P T. A. club will meet at the preceding the regular meeting of .Saturday. The board and the man- school hou “ Friday January 23 the Rebekah». Mrs. H. F Scott k - change - agir. D. D Gillespie, I, have mad®! During the past week of at -7;3O Ladies arc asked to bring was elected trustee for a term of plans to begin tin construction I occupancy occurred for three fam- sandwiches and potato chips. . ...... years. Cither trustees are of a 100,000 bushel elevator and a I Ilies The Clapps t acated the Chas, Plans are to be discussed as to Offers Mu. Be, tn McGuire and sons Mmes. Goo. Hayes and C. 1 Kent. modern cleaning plant and ware- j W. Booher home, moving into how to raise money to fix up the Expert Accounting for Logging, Trucking, Lumber Melvin mid Russell of Walden and Mmes Kent, John Ray, and Fred house. It will lx* situated aiong thei' new iiome in Cottage Grove. playgrounds. Tiumbly were nanv-d on the aud Leon Lancaster and sun Larry and Business Accounts. the electric railroad and it is ox- Neighborly Neighbor- club met Jr., moved iting committee. Mrs R. M Car- were dinner gu* «ts Sunday at .«ir |k cted Io b«- in ojxTati««»’ >n f' e i The Fred Thomp at the home of Mrs. Florence Income Tax Service a Specialty. thus vacai - Offen topa in refrigeration penter was elected •luff captain Albet t I mc-e-ter borne tn honor for early grains in July This move I into the Itooher he Bale*; for an all day meeting. Wed i ing the Floyd Orvy house which where electricity i» not for the year Joint instnilution of Larry's Htti birthday anniver has bis-n under consideration tor ■ was purchased some time ago by nesday, Jan. 21. wax held following the meeting sary. Mr. and Mrs. Eximana of St. Wiser Build&g — Room 200 available. । the Novack family of Drain. The Mr. ami Mrs Everett Duerst of some time. with Mr. und Mrs V. W. Johnston Mrs. Mads Qvergaard spent i Novack.. moved over the week end Francis, Kansas, are visiting at Cottage Grove, Oregon Blue Mt. und Mrs. Lucy Robbins ax installing officer'!. Tuesday with her mother Mrs. and three of their y» ■s cn- the home of Mrs. Edmans’ par- Phone - Residence 525 Phone 60 Everybody's Market is enlarg ol Cottage Grove went to Roxc- Anna Wilde in Junction City and tercel th«» Curtin school Monday. ente. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kanel. 24-tfcxx ing their store by uddmg more txirg Sunday and visit'd at tie in Eugene on buirineM. All Durcna Grange members I two in the fourth grade and oar cooling apace and new cooling ma William Holbmn home. Mrs. Hol- Mr. and Mrx Harold Landers ked to attend the benefit in the fifth grade. The Novicks chinery and overhead trucks to bron is an aunt of Mr Ducrst and visited his relatives at Aberdeen, j formerly lived on the Aikens place sock supper, for the hospital, facilitate the handling of meats daughter of Mix. Robbins which will be held at the Row I at Leona. .Several girls at the Blue Mt. Wash, recently. la-fore being cut for the display Phoue 188 Mr. and Mr- Emery Harris and community hail Jan. 29th. Nonnic Redifer was honored at have started a cooking school counters. her mother. Mrs. C. G. Channer, I a birthday party Saturday after Ec< h lady is to bring her lunch in school with Mrs Ruth Patten ns Mr W D. Tledje and Mrs. J visited relatives at Payette, Idaho noon at her parents’ home. Sev- a sock and the man buying it is R Miller celebrated their blrih- lead' r and call themselves the nnd other points last week. । oral of her friends helped her to to eat supper with her. There will Happy Cooks. Mary Woodworth I celebrate. They had a very enjoy be a program also. Everyone come was elected president, Charlotte lli bron Grange Visitors at tlie Grange social able time and lots of cake. out and let's put this over. • Thayer vice president and Arlen« night Saturday were the women Mrs. Ada Jenning and Mrs. Don’t forget the March of Lebow secretary. ' Mr. and Mrs Eugene Ardcrxon teachers of the Latham school. Dimes blanks can be obtained at Mary Land of Harrisburg were ‘Tuesday callers at the Louis of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Ray The orchestra of the Iji’ham Re the Curtin post office. creation club furnished the music I Dodge home. Hernstedt of Corvallis wen- week end guests at tlie Ben Anderson and a large crowd enjoyed them- xelvox Refreshments wa-re served home. Death to Glassmakctx and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owi Mix. Lenora Davy, and three by Barbara Godard. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ru 'll I. Early Venetian glassmakers belt H Hayes and Mr. und Mrs. Hugh children and Mrs. Donna Judson drove to th<‘ Willamette Sk: Area guarded their trade secrets so close ly that by their rules any glass- and baby left one day last week , Trim noil. Sunday. , Hebron Grange is preparing a for Mathers Field to join their earned Eis art into a Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kirtley of maker prot ’ ram to give on their annual j husbands who are^stationed there foreign state and refused to return Dram visited Sunday evening with visitation night in the near future. was Lable to the penalty of death jin the Air Corps. Mr Adda Msi-on. Mr. and Mix. Find Overton took Word has been received of the by emissaries from Venice. their son P.F.C. Gene Overton tn marriage of Lucy Lamb and Tom Grease for Wheels Eugene Saturday to got tlie train, Teh Cottage Grove - London my Everest at San Diego. Califor American farmers produce 20 for Hamilton Field, Calif. basket ball teams met at I-ondon nia on December 27. Mr. Everest Dinner guests Sunday at the sefKxi! Jan. 13 with winning scores is in the navy and his home town million pounds of beef tallcw each Note to bu»y mother»! You esn year, used to lubricate the axles of Jay Blackmore home at Blue Mt. by Cottage Grove in both gaiws. is Boston. the driving wheels on railroad loco give your daughter the softest, were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler A gam«» is scheduled at London Johnny Lamb will be stationed motives: prettiest, movt natural locking and Mr. and Mrs. Menzo Black- with Mt. View Jan. 20. in Washington, D. C. for the next , more and son of Eugene, Mr. anil curls you ever saw with TOM. It's Glen Banton had a telephone few months Don't Take Glut nies Mrs little Blackmore ami son anti installed in his home Saturday. easj as rolling her hair up Nir. and Mrs. Hurry Skelton SAFEGUARD your Mr and Mrs. Pearkins Miller and The Oregonian has established a hai e sold their store and auto on curlers, but the wave stays "v POSSESSIONS children of Blue Mt. The dinner Sunday delivery route through court and also their home here Why take chances on ruining your car in winter in for m-mlKi — so you'll was given in honor of Menzo this community to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Herendeen be freo oí the daily curling routine. Blackmore's birthday anniversary. (MH IW JUU ktuor weather when a good grease job at the right time Joe Geer has been laid up the and Miss Ann Mitchell of Eugene. past week with a bad back. Mr .and Mrs. Claude Ramsey who will prevent serious trouble. Guaranteed oest Mr. and Mrs, Al Fletcher went have been operating the store for Honeys Vary in Flavor TONI misst Kit •ifh rt ««.bit Honeys v.ill vary Ln flavor, accord to Kelso. Wagh. to visit relatives the past few months have given performance. up their lea^e and the new owner« ing to the planta on which the bees Wednesday. Little Darrel Cox nose-dived off have taken over the store. Mr. and have eaten. Nutritionists say to add one-quarter to one-half teaspoon the porch during a game of blind- Mrs. Skelton and sons Roger and soda to each cup of honey and to man's-buff recently, skinning his Douglas will move back to their home in Cottage Grove as soon as reduce the liquid in the recipe one- nose and face quite badly. Th«» third car to go off the Lon their house is vacated. Mrs. Her quarter cup for caeh cup of honey don Black Butte road recently, endeen is Mr. Skelton’s aunt and used. plowed through a fence near the Miss Mitchell, his cousin. Attendant Bert Newton place early last The Cracker State Tlie motto of Georgia la "Wisdom, week when the Journal carrier Highway Transportation C. G East Main & Corner of Harvey Road Justice and Moderation." It's flower went to sleep at the wheel at 6:30 Highway transj rt; t. n I y meter is the Cherokee rose and its unotll- a.m. He was uninjured. Arlie Sugg entertained vehicles in this country got its start cial bird, the brown thrasher. with the first successful operation Tuesday afternoon Jan 13 at a in 1892. in Springfield. Mass., of an Stanley party at her home at automobile powered by a gasoline Wiser Bidg. Gl 7 Main St. Woodard's Black Butte camp. Six engine. The number of automobiles ! Tel. S4 Re». 8F4 Cottage Grove teen Indies were present Demon had increased to 8.000 by 1800. when strator wns Mis. Harri« t Aring- commercial production of cars driv DON'T SQUEEZE THEMt In.ieml brute on dale. of Creswell. Prizes were won en by internal-combustion engines KLKKRKX and tr* how »muinsly t»< it by Mrs. Hardy. Mabel Barnes. got under way. fitd«» u<ly punplei mb it drie« them—oCtMa <m tirat trial. Mol a greary salve that pimple« Mrs. Florence Riggs. Gladys Kel thrive on. but a aoothins me.li. c*te«l Uquul thet ly and Marie Ewing. Refreshments relieve« it»lung--drive« re»lne«« out. _ AllcieBt Atomic Perm A.k i..r KLEENEX at -II dntsnMs. AQf were served by the hostess, assist- Uoubir l our rnonwr bnrk it it trilt i t\ In 56 B. C. Titus Lucretius Carus cd by Mabel Funk and Gladys wrote a poem "De Reruni Natura," i REM’S Result Drug Co. Kelly. 632 Mitin in which he explained and devel Mrs. Bud Wood( of Woodard’s oped atomistic cosmology. Hé made camp will entertain at a Stanley allusions to magnet, iron filings in l>arty February 13. brass Lasin with movable lodestone Mrs. Fern Powell and daughter underneath, magnetic attraction and Darlene are visiting from near repulsion. Port Angeles. Wash., w i t h her daughter, Mrs. Bud Wood. Outside the Work Translated literally in French, Typewriter covers for sale. hors d'oeuvre means “outside the The Sentinel. work.” CRESWELL WALKER WELDIMG Cottage Grove Welding Works LATHAM I „ CURTIN MOUNT VIEW —=jjgjjjjjBHBBjjik. Serve! Kerosene Refrigerators Stephen Accounting & Tax Service MOSBY CREEK We solicit your accountant business. C. I. Bozell fckwlPiuff DIVIDE TONI LONDON Don Owen Service Station J. 3. LEONARD PIMPLES Cottage Grove Pharmacy Drew & Morin Market Formerly Bartels Market 1948 Chevrolet is Massive SPECIAL GET-ACQUAINTED SALE W% OFF On All Groceries 10% lb. 49c Beef Roast Hamburger lb. 45c lb. 39c Sausage lb. 47c Liver Sausage Side Bacon lb. 69c Good Lean Jowls . lb. 39c lb. 35c 2 lbs. 65c Liver Lard Hearts lb. 35c TRY 0Oft DELIVERY SE The over-nil simplicity and mnMivencss of the new, 1<M8 Chevrolet is well shown in this three-quarter view of the Fleetmaster Spirt Sedan Fenders, hood, txxly and door panels all blend; and the crease moulding, below the windows, is wider than that used in previous models. Note the new T-shaped chrome center bar on the radiator grille. 616 Main CE Phone 55
