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1 Section Two CRESWELL Morris of Eugene Funeral ser tion west of town to Wayne Lytle vices were held in Eugene Mrs Ivan Bryant entertained Creswell Civic club mot Tuesday Mrs Frank I. Johnston of Pony, Monday afternoon for the ninth after ncx>n with 26 members pres-1 Mont , an(j Mr and Mrs. Elmer birthday anniversary of her '■nt and Mme«. Ronald Osburn, j Topp „nd family of Billings, Mont daughter, Joyce. Other friends Gilbert Kissler, Kenneth Pratt. visib-d this week at the V W. and present were Barbara Johnson, Ray Vincent and Miss Bernice H. f Johnston homes. Mrs. John Jean Huston and Judy Skaggs COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRII, k. 1948 NUMBER 35 Sadler of Eugene as visitors. The ston is the mother, and Mrs Topp The teachers of the grade school group plans to clean the dub a sister of the hoys. were the guests of the principal. house Wednesday, April 1* begin Archibald Richards has sold his Lawrence Chestnut, at the Little ning at 10 am. Mrs L. A. Whit I 4-*crr tract in the Ogram addi- Theater smelt supper Wednesday ney and Mrs E. W. Hoagland I were ap|x»ntcd to purchase new IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF material for recovering the THE STATE OF OREGON FOR benches in the club room. Mrs L i . THE OOUNTY OF LANE II Brown resigned ax correspond ing secretary and Mrs. Whitney I NUMMONH was elected’ to fill the vacancy ' Mix, H S. Joslin wax chosen as I MARGUERITE PASSNO. Because power deliver!« Fiaintiff, chairman of the Children's Farm : Home committee and Mrs E. C. vs. from drought stricken Cslilcr- Coombe for the Alice Marie Home EDMOND L. PASSNO, nis have been restricted and 1 iefendant. and Mrs C. H. Harrold for the | Doepibechcr hospital. Mrs. Joslin ’ TO. EDMOND L. PASSNO, because at present no add.- defendant asked for bull« from the members ' IN THE NAME OF THE for planting at the Farm Home j tional deliveries are available STATE OF OREGON: You are Mrs. J. R Miller gave a demon here by summoned and n-rjuin'd to stration in textile painting and ; from the North appear and answer the complaint Mis. Osborn gave a review of the of plaintiff filed against you In the book, "My Eyes Have a Cold | west Power Pool. aliove entitled suit on or before the Nose,” by Hector Chevigny and last day of the tune prescribed in Mrs. Kixsler sang two solos ac- ! the order of publication, to-wlt: companied by Mrs, C. J. Kent. The i on or before the 19th day of April, 35th birthday of the club will be 1948, and if you fail so to appear observed at the April 27th meet- ( and answer, for want thereof, the mg The pep club of the high school plaintiff will apply to the alxive entitled court for the relief prayed and their advisor, Mrs. G. A. Bry for in the complaint, to-wit: That ant, enjoyed a social evening Mon a decree of divorce be entered day at the home of Carolyn and herein forever dissolving the bonds Irl Land Game* were played and of matrimony now existing be refreshments were served. tween the plaintiff and the de There were no classes at the j fendant. absolutely divorcing the high school Thursday and Friday I plaintiff from the defendant, and of last week due to the State! I for such other or further relief as Teachers Association meeting in the Court may deem proper and Portland. just. The smelt supper sponsored by' This summons is published pur the Little Theater club at the Civ- . suant to an orrier made by the ic clubhouse Wednesday evening Honorable G. F Skipworth. Cir was a decided success and about I cuit Judge of the State of Oregon, $60 was cleared. Tony Zilkoski of i I for Lane County, on the 16th day the Kozy Korner Kafe was fca- I of March, 19-18. which order di tured on the program with clever 1 1 rects this summons to lx- published tricks of magic. An orchestra con- I once a week for four successive slating of Kenneth Eusted, Milton I and consecutive weeks, five pub- Irving. Lloyd Hoisington, Louis I licationx in the COTTAGE Garrett and Roy Miller furnished I GROVE SENTINEL, a newspaper music and Mrs. Grace Clark and I of general circulation, printed and Mrs. Irving sang. J. C. Mortensen I published at Cottage Grove, Lane was master of ceremonies. I County, Oregop and that you hi« Bonita Miller, daughter of Mr. Il required to ap|a-ar and answer on or before the 19th day of April. and Mrs. Herbert E. Miller. and HMM, the last day of the time pre- Warren DeLaVcrgne. son of Mr. I scribed in said order Date of first and Mrs. Wellington DeLaVergnc. 1 Dutt on light bulb« »nd I’"'»’ publication, March 18, 19*8. Date were among those on the hpnor of last publication April 15, 1948 roll of the University of Oregon , ' shod« w».t* electricity thJt you the past semester. MAYNARD WILSON, Attorney for 1 Div ior. Place lamp» where they Mrs. Orval Wilmot was honored for the Plaintiff, 731 Main Street. will do moit good, .»nd turn them Cottage Grove. Oregon 32-5t<-36 at a pink and blue shower at the . off when you leave the room. C.. C. Fox home Wednesday eve NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ning Mrs. Marvin Kerr, Mrs. Wil 2. Avoid u’o of electric hc.tcr». IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF liam Bloom. Mrs. Frank Redding, । They will "cat up electricity THE STATE OF OREGON FOR and Mrs. Ernest Syphers were i faster than »ny other applianc* a THE CUNTY OF LANE hostesses, Eighteen guests were in your home. in the matter of the Estate of present. 1. Don't u»c oven to heat your ICEPHEN C LARK. Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cole enter- kitchen. U»e little water when NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tained a number of friends recent That I have* filed my final account ly in honor of the 36th wedding i steaming vegetable», and and report as Administrator of anniversary of Mr and Mrs. H .E to low heat M toon at '«teaming the estate of Iccphen Clark, de McGillivray. Many gifts were re (tart*. ceased, and 11« above court has ceived and refreshments, including" fixed 10 o'clock in the forenoon of a beautifully-decorated cake, were Church ’s Quart May 1. 1948, as the time, and the served. Present besides the honor ; Circuit Courtroom of the Court guests and hosts were Mr. and House in the City of Eugene. Ore Mrs. Edgar Clark and Miss Car- I Citragold No. 2 can I VU gon. as the place, when and where oiyn Enrich. any person may present any ob- The Girl Scouts will be hosts to F. Gold. No. 2 jections or exceptions to anything the Three Rivers Council at a J cans ,, . ,J'A 6ríf-Svpfx>rt|njf. Taxpaying, Private Éaterpri«'' therein contained, and at the said meeting Tuesday evening at the time and plaee. the Court wil) grade school gymnasium. finally settle said account. Lioax Club Formed s/ Thomas D. Clark A Lions International club has I Administrator of the Estate been formed in Creswell with the I of Iccphen Clark, Deceased. following charter members: Earl I 35-5tc-39 J Greenwood, president; G. H I Mawson, vice-president; Theodore I Walkup, secretary-treasurer; and I C. C. Hollemon, tail twister; F. A I Everson. E. A Green. C. C. Scar- I Kraft Velveeta With Cutter brough. H. N. Traxler. W. F. Ram- I New 6-Tube Automatic sey. Ival S. WiLson. V. W. John- j I ston. H C. Johnston. H. W. Tay-' I By Kraft Radio-Phonograph lor. E R Lawrence. Hays Burke. I C. C. Taylor, and J. O. Mortenson I with MINACIC tone arm J. D. Kabler. son of Mr. and I Mrs. T. Kabler. is visiting with S A new thrill in record {¡.tanin*. made possible by his parents in the Cloverdale dis- I Admiral's Miracle Tone Arm. Um no coil, no trict. Mr. Kabler has been sta- crystal. no filament, no special tube. Evan your t toned for thc past two years on oldest re.-ord. come to life with vivid brilliance Guam. uninarred by needle scratch, "talk back,” or olhe. diaturbin* surface noiae. Mr. and Mrs. Al Swartz have * • 'o ‘ v J ” 1 * sold their 72 acre farm in the • Automatically changes records in 3*4 secern Cloverdale community to C. E Frazicur of the North Fork area anfl arc m°ving to Willamette • 6-tub* Admiral perfected seperfiet radia tyn into intn the tkn City where he » will go • Automatic boss compansation for tona bcdatn. furniture business with his father. Mrs. Ival S Wilson underwent • Stvnnia, cabinet with French Geld frill* surgery Monday morning at the Sacred Heart hospital and is now recovering nicely. Gerald Nickel, local carrier for the Oregon Journal, has won a fine Day ton bicycle through a con test offered by the paper. Positively No Waste Irs. Rose Peelor. 75. a resident of the Quigley Rest Home, passed away there Tuesday. She is sur vived by a daughter. Mrs. O. B. Cottage Grove Sentinel LEGAL NOTIGES evening. Ray F. Siegenthalcr. chairman of the Eugene Council on World Affairs, was guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Mothers club Friday afternoon. Mr. Sieg- enthaler spoke on world condi tions at the present time. Miss Ruby Goldsworthy's tieginners class of violinists played a group of numbers and were accompanied by Margie Zlnikor Ttir advance group also played several nurrw ben At the business meeting it was announced the annual school picnic would he held atuund HiO first of May instead of ,:t the close of school ami a May day program was being planned. A group of about 60 enjoyed an evening of music and games at the Grange hall Saturday. 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