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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1948)
I The Theta Him Girls and their advisors, Mra. H. D Hayes mid Mra. Harry Mwlx, will attend the First Baptist church in a body next Sunday morning, May 2. Th«' group will meet in front of th< church at W:45 a.m. Chester Hoamaii ix ivcu | h rattng at hi« home from a serioux Imck operation. O. C. Smith, Southern Pacific agent, wax taken Io the Eugene hospital Monday in Mills' ambu lance, suffering from a stroke. He was transferred lust night to the Southern Pacific hospital In San Francisco. Mr. anti Mrs. Landor Pcnnii- of Portland are viniting with Mra Landor'« niece. Mm. Pat Sullivan and Mr. Sullivan. Mm. Evelyn Sjwer a n <1 Mix» Christine My ter were week end visitors nt the home of Dr. and Mrs. <’. R. Simkiiix. They have >»*<•11 touring the west for the past month, having come from Michi gan Mrs, Sprer ix a niece ot Dr Simkina, whom he had not seen since- she was a child Suturduy Lloyd Griggs, Cecil Bcck, Edgar Rickard and M, F ' S hoit on of School Hoavd No. 45, attended the State School Boa td AxxiuUition meefing he Id at Salein. Word wax rei'cived this week that Bill tJonberger wax promoted to 1 1 ci ml chief |>-tty officer 'This I* tin- highest position obtainable during Imot training. Hr ix the xon of Mr and Mrx. E E. Lion- hergrr of Walker, and enlisted in tc Navy April 6th. Mr and Mrs. Will Weigand of Uniontown, Washington .spent from Friday to Tuesday visiting ut Ilie homes of Mrs Weigand's uncles, O, W. and Jay Blackmore. Miss Inez McNew left Wednes day for her home In Greenville, Tennessee after visiting two weeks with her brother and sis ter in law, Mr and Mm R C. McNew Fred McNew ot Portland also visited nt the honw of hi» parents lust week ami with his aunt, Mixa Inez McNew. Mr. und Mr«. T H, Hennessy and son Tommy, Mr and Mrs. It McNew and sister, Mins Inez McNew spent the 18th ut the const, visiting interesting jsdnts from Newport to Winchester Bay, including the Sea Lion Cuve. Mr. and Mrs A. H. Beagle spent Mr. and Mr«. G. P McClanahan Thursday at Marcóla visiting rela of Grants Pass tire ut the Imme of tives and friends. Rz>y Putchen of Mrs McClanahan's parents, Mr. : Portland visited Friday at the and Mrs. Wilbur McFarland, to Beugle home. assist in the ranch work* (luring the serious illness of Mr. McFar ' E A. Danielson, who is serving land. Their grandson Dur re I Me- in his seventh year as Lane coun Clanahan wan also here while on ty 4 H club agent, will re-sign ax i of May 15th to accept employment leave from the Navy. with a Eugene insurance firm. At the present time there are 260 4-H clubs over the county con taining a membership of about 3,000. Successor to Danielson has not l«-cn nam<*d. Miss Melba E Matson, a graduate of North Da- . kota State College, assumed the position us assistant county club agent in June of 1947. QUALITY STOVE AND DIESEL FUEL s & H Green Stamps Phone 84 Mm Earl Ewing has three nice I Guests this wm-k at the home of yellow and white kittenx to pine. Mr. and Mrx. E. L. Wade are Mm. in good lioines, free ot charge. Wada's brother and «ixter in law, — ■ i .Mr. und Mrs. Warren McGrath, of Mr and Mrs Maynard Conrad Albuquerque, New Mexico. Last ul Morris, Minnesota visited the week another brother, Elmer E. Mi first of the week with Mr. and Grath und wife and daughter of Mr*. L E Brixham-, while on n Kearney, Nebraska, visited at the hip touring the states. Wade home. THRIFT OIL CO. Cottage Grove 32 Ifo FREE $15.00 Worth of Records (YOUR CHOICE) With the Purchase of The Motorola Record Player MOUNT VIEW , Mm. Charles Ttftr-n and Mrs Thur«.. ,tprll 39, 1948 P-1 A club will xi/onnor a white Clarence Peterson attended a pink 1 elephant sale and bingo game at and blue shower given at the home • he nchool house Friday, April HI) of Mrs. Louis Layng for Mrs. Gale at M o’clock. Anyone having some- Lebow, Wednesday afternoon. •hing to donate for the white c|e. Mrs. Fern Rigby of St. Helens jib mt sale or bingo prizes please bring them ax this ix to raise funds is visiting at the Herman Kanel for the playground fixtures. La borne. Mr and Mrs. John Gallo, Mr. dies arc also to bring sandwiches Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lechner and and Mrs Frank Nicolozzi of Suth son Terry were guests of their for lunch. Mrs. Herman Kancl was called erlin, were Sunday evening guests nephew, Norman Lee Weekly, who for ___ her at the Don Stickler home. They is a student at the University of to Medford, to help . care __ Oregon, and attended the Univer : *i»l*r-in*taw, who is seriously ill. were neighbors and friends from xity Theater play, “Mid Summer | Mr. and Mrs. Don Stickler ar. Iowa and had not seen each other Night’s Dream," in which Norman; w,mpai>ier| Mm. Lottie Ross to for several years until they Io- took the leading role. He will be Yakima. Wash. wh< re they visited <a*,'d *«th other here in Oregon, remembered here by some of his at the home of her son, Floyd Ross Edna Ann Peterson has been former schoolmates. over the week end quite ill at her home this last ------- ----- Mr. and Mm. Gerald Mosby, of week but was able to go back to Sunday dinner guenta of Mr. and Newport and Mr Harold Boxlaugh i school Monday. Mrs. Alfred McKenzie were Dr. and Milwaukie were week end Work on the new Grange hall Mrs. E. R. Wheeler of Salem and guests at the Margaret Mosby is beginning to take shape. Help Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodworth I home ‘On the building will be appreciated und Mrs. Jessie Marple of Eugene Mrs. Maybelle Wilson of Phoenix, Arizona, but recently of Seattle, has been visiting relatives here enroute to her home in Phoenix. •r Stamps, Pads, Ink. The Sentinel Harold Elmo Mower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mower of Sag inaw, enlisted in the navy on April 21 st according to an announcement from the Eugene recruiting station Friday. Mr. and Mra. Derrill Sarff have moved to Dallas, Ore., where Mr. : Sarff has accepted a position in the Safeway meat department there, i Mrs. Sarff was visiting friends here over the week end. Messrs. and Mmes. Jack Mauld- ing, Ed Weise, Earl Hill, Johnny bunkers joined by .Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sutherland of O hu Bay Chas E Wagner of Indianap spent a week fishing on Rogue olis, Ind., with the Wagner Lum River near Gold Beach. ber C d ., arrived here Saturday on Chas. Whipps reports an unusual a buxines« visit and will spend a short time looking after business night Saturday night when a rain- ' । interests. bow appeared over Mount David. Several saw the rainbow, he re Harold Smith of Portland via- ports. : iteti hix son, Harold Jr., — — and 1 ' fam- CpI. Russell Porterfield, sta- • ly the past week, j Albert Pool has been visiting tioned at McChord Field. Tacoma. I his wife, « recent initient at a Washington with the. U. S. Air Spokane hospital, but now at the force, was home over the week end on a. brief leave home of u daughter there. Morris Culver, student at OSC, Mr. and Mm. Thomas Hall, and Corvallis, spent the week end here I mm Larry, a former resident and with his parents, .Mr. and M ts . !-en graduate of the local union high Culver. school, called on friends here Dick Strite, Eugene sports writer, Tuesday and were luncheon guests of Superintendent and Mrs H. B. has accepted appointment as a Ferrin. Mr. Hall had just com memlwr of the Oregon Olympic pleted an advanced course in phys committee to raise funds for the ical education at a college in United States teams competing in Springfield. Massachusetts, and the 1948 Olympic games. wax enroute to Astoria to visit Chas. Roner drove to Seio Sunday her folks Mr. Hal) plans to teach physical education in high school. to attend a family reunion and to visit friends and relatives. Mi. and Mrs. N. J. Kirchner of Mrs. Catherine Scdergren at- Redwood City, California, arc the parents of a daughter. Kathie I.ee, tendcd a convention for the Cath- ! born April 23. The mother was for olic Daughters at Klamath Faite * merly Lillian Geer, daughter of Mr. over the week end. and .Mrs. Joe L. Geer of Black Butte route. EVERYTHING THAT IS BEST FOR YOUR BRAKE SPECIAL! BIRTHS Eafl Clark, University of Oregon ADAMS — At Sacred Heart journalist student, spent a few hours here Saturday, making a pre General hospital. Eugene, Wednes liminary survey of the Sentinel day. April 14. 194«. to Mr. ifod Mrs. Leslie R. Adams. Cottage plant. Grove, a daughter. $100. per week or more. Only $124.95 Nichols Radio & Appliance 812 Main St. Phone 317 Insurance Agent wanted for Cottage Grove Territory to sell Hospitalization, Life, Health and Accident for Large Insurance Company. M. C. Hopkins 237 Miner Bldg., Eugene, Oregon. WE RE MAD ! ! Why take chances with half-right brakes? In just three hours we will install a complete set of the new “bonded” brake shoes and have you back on the road. “Bonded” brake shoes have no rivets, can’t score your brake drums and give up to 30% more wear. A regular $20.85 value, RIPPEE — At the Butler ma ternity home, Monday, April 26. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rip- pee of Creswell, a son. Robert Ed ward UI. This week for...... ......... (Chevrolet only) BELL — At the Butler mater nity home, Wednesday. April 28. 19*18, to Mr. and Mrs' Alvin Bell of Dorena, a son. BURNS - At the Smith mater nity hospital, Sunday, April 25. 1 1948. to Mr. and Mrs John Henry I Burns, Disston route, Cottage ‘ Grove, a son, Toby Lee. JUNGERT — At the Smith ma- ternity hospital, Sunday, April 25. ' 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. William | Merritt Jungert of Elkton, a son, ! Philip Merritt. YOUR CAR GETS THE Let’s get on that phone and call 327, 617 or 101-L and tell us where to pick up those articles you have to donate to the Auction. Other makes proportionately low. WT in our GLENN — At the Smith mater nity hospital, Wednesday. April 28, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Glenn, Cottage Grove, a daughter. "CLEAN, VIGOROUS PROGRESSIVE* CLEANING TOUCH-UP MnAL WORK •WASHINO POLI SHINO PAINTING Crumpled fender», big and little dents—even scratch*»— reduce the value of your car, permit rust to attack th« metal underneath, lessen your pride in its appearance. If your car is afflicted with any of these surface ailments, drive into our special "Body Beautiful” Service Department for an estimate on restoring every Rowing contour, every handsome line to This Is Your Auction - This Is Your Hospital Success depends on you by what you are giving. its original gleaming beauty. You’ll find the cost to be amazingly low! Let’» keep these 3 auctioneers busy - They are donating their valuable time for this cause! Show the Cottage Grove Junior Chamber of C munerce that you arc behind them in making this AUCTION SALE worth while. AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 15 BE THERE! $17.00 WOOTON At the Smith ma ternity hospital, Thursday, April 22, 19-18, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard I Wooton of Culp Creek, a daugh-J ter, Gloria Jean. We Mean Business!! Corner E. Main and Hiway. Th«- Nrntlnel, Cot tag* Grove, 10:30 A. M. COME IN AND GET A FREE ESTIMATE ON BODY REPAIRS—NO OBLIGATION TO YOU. FLASH! CHEVROLET MOTOR OVERHAUL (1938 and later) ONLY $59.95 Beat this ! New rings, pins, valves ground, bearings checked and a complete motor tune-up $59.95. Includes labor, parts and gaskets. * Successful Businessman ★ Veteran Both World Wars * State Senator Since 1935 ON TUI 21st OF MAT VOTE FOR DOUG McKAT On Hiway 99 C ottage E rove M otor C o Phone 77 (ONE DAY SERVICE IF NECESSARY ON MAJOR REPAIR WORK)
