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■ evening; Deputy District Gowt nor Lee Murphy; group singing by j Hal Young and his students, and accompaniment for group singing was played by P Waldo Davis i Guests for the evening were wives of local and \isitmg Lions, and delegations were present from the . sponsorig club of Eugene and from and directors in a program of mu- 'junction City. Klamath Falls. sic, and hilarity as w ell as serious Drain and Reedsport-Gardner. A moments. The program was ar- J delicious baked hant dinner was ranged by Wm. F. Ramsey, pro-1 served. gram chairman, and includisi Don January. superintendent of Deane Seeger, toastmaster; Or- the parks and playgrounds com- landò Hollis, main speaker of the mission of Eugene, was guest .......... ■ ’ ■ - - ’ speaker at the meeting of the Civic club Tuesday and told ot I other towns the size of Creswell I that have put on a real recre- | ational program and told how it Iwas accomplished. During the | business meeting the ways and ¡means committee turned over ' $27.70 as funds cleared from the recent Lions dinners The County an Federation meeting nounced for July 9 and a report of the activities of the club for the past year to be given. The current events committee announced that i Mrs. E. E. DeCou of Eugene would be guest speaker at the July Fits under floor out of meeting. Refreshments were served by the property committee. sight... No basement | Mrs. W. L Scott, chairman. Thc Sintlnil, Cottage tirine. Oliami Thurs., Jul) N. 1948 CRESWELL Lion« Creawell Lions club officially became a member club of Lions International here June 30th at thc' Grange hall when Lion Dis trict Governor Lawrence E. Neely gave the charge to local officers Club Into International SINATRA'S DUET IS NOW A TRIO DELIGHT VALLEY Mr and Mrs I E Barber ot Bremerton, Wash w e i e recent guests of Mr and Mrs Elwyn Bales. Mr and Mrs Wm Norris cn joyed the 4th of July holiday with Mr and Mrs. W. J. Reeves of Springfield. I Richard J aqua of Dallas, Texas, 1» vucaliotiitig w llli his cousins. t Mis. Mudili- Skagga Woodyaid Will and John Jaqua and their and Mrs. Powell Yarborough mu' children wished ut the home L families. ’ Mr. and Mis Glenn Bowen and Mr. nini Mrs Wm Norris. family, of Chehalis, Wash , with Mr. ami Mrs Ralph Scare, visited Mrs Neill Mooney and family at Coquille Mrs. Fred Norris, who has lived here for the past two years hns OREGON STATE COLLEGE moved to Lethbridge, Alberta, Fituil title to shout acres of Canada. land formerly - Included In th«- Mr and Mrs W. A Horn of Canni Adair area has been ob- Boise, Idaho, are s|M-ndmg several tnln«*d by tins institution with tin- «lays nt the home of Mr. and Mrs filing of a deed troni the federal Malcolm Horn. • government releasing th«- land William Turner has moved his valued at $150.000 to th«* schoola family from Cottage Grove into nt forestry mid agriculture for use one of the M A Horn houses in education und rvsuarcli pur- The Lre Re«*d family spent the poses. holiday with friends nt Dlssttyt Alumt 4500 acres is tlmlier land Their daughter Joan ami icveral of her friends have n-turned to land will be added to the M< l*onald l*ortland after a brief visit with forest lairth of Corvallis. The re- mainder wot formerly In farms Mr and Mrs Reed. A July 4th picnic sup|M-r on the and will I k - used In livestock tpan- Lee Crouch lawn wns thoroughly ugement st nd les and the develop- enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs Ralph ment of hill pastures. Much of the urea had l>e«-n used Sean, their houke go«*«ts, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Bowen and family, | as an artillery range, henc«* a pro- and Mr .and .Mrs. Byron Gore and vision of the gift la thut It Is to I m * family. i |M>st<*d to warn the public of pos sible uncx|iloded sheila. U. S. Deeds 2,600 Camp Adair Acres To Oregon State the Complaint, to-wit: that you, and each of you, be adjudged to have no estate or interest whatso ever in and to the lands and prem ises herein described, to-wit; Beginning at a point 50 feet North of the Southwest cor ner of Lot 4. Block 7 of J. H. McFarland's Addition to Cot tage Grove. Lane County, Oregon, thence North 50 feet to the Northwest corner of said lx>t 4; thence East 84 feet; thence South 20 feet; thence West 12 feet; thence Hi South 30 feet: thence West 72 feet to the place of beginning in Cottage Grove, Lane Coun ty, Oregon Also: Beginning at the Southwest comer of Lot 4 of Block 7. WAITING FOR SIR STORK to broadcast news that a baby girl had been of J. H. McFarland's Addition added to his family, singer Frank Sinatra sits anxiously beside the phone Creswell PO Now Second Class to Cottage Grove. Lane Coun needed! in his Hollywood home with Franklin, 4, and Nancy, 7. The baby ty. Oregon, thence east 72 Official authorization from the weighed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and was named Christina. (International) feet, thence North 50 feet; First Assistant Postmaster Gen- thence West 72 feet, thence eral has been received by W. W in honor of Miss Joan Hord who« r \1 MFYI'IF'li'Q South 50 feet to the point of . 1 iV-ILo Lower, local postmaster. for the plans to leave here shortly with Circulates heat in beginning all in Cottage advancement of the Creswell of- her folks. SI MMONS Grove. Lane County, Oregon fice to second class. Some of the entire house . . . gives Mrs. Ival Wilson entertained a and that the plaintiffs are the supplies have been received and few ladies at her home Wednesday you WARM FLOORS the remainder is expected soon, evening at a farewell party and IN THE’ CIRCUIT COURT OF owners in fee simple of the re spective portions of said pnqierty which will include new lock boxes, hanky shower for Mrs. L. Hord, THE STATE OF OREGON as set out in the Complaint herein partitions, general delivery and who is soon leaving Creswell to FOR LANE COUNTY ¡and that you, and each of you. la- money order windows, as well as make her home elsewhere. W C. MARTIN and MAE MAR forever enjoined and detNirred all new equipment for the interior Mr .and Mrs. Aria Lancaster of TIN. husband and wife; GEORGE of the office. Office hours will be Yoncalla have bought a five acre W MARQUART and ETHYLE from asserting any claim what ever thereto advene to the plain from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on week tract in the West Creswell MARQUART, husband tiffs. And for such other and fur days, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Heights district. and wife, Plaint Iffs, ther relief ns to the Court shall Saturdays and on Sundays the Rev. Joseph Knotts has been re seem Just and equitable. / mail will be made up at 11 a.m. turned to the local Methodist ROBERT H HENDRICKS and instead of 1 p.m. This Summons is published pur Church for another year following A son was aborn to Mr. and the recent Oregon Conference in ANGIE HENDRICKS, his wife; suant to an onh-r made by HON DAISY HENDRICKS CROUCH ORABLE G. F. SKIP WORTH. Mrs. Clarence Conboy of St. Hel- Portland. and ERNEST CROUCH, her hus Circuit Judge of the State of Ore-1 ens on June 24. The young fellow Miss Patricia Garratt, daughter band; DAISY A HENDRICKS, a gon for Lane County, on the 1st ' Our summer sale saves you real money! Replace your ; is a grandson of T. H. Conboy and of Mrs. Maud Garratt. is employed ««Io«; .11 LIAN HENDRICKS day of July, 1948, which order di- I has been named Terry Alan. old-type home heater with this amazing automatic in the laboratory of the Pictsweet and MRS JULIAN HENDRICKS, A son was born to Mr. and food plant at Stanwood, Wash, for his wife; FORD HENDRICKS and rects that this Summons I m - pub ludied once n week for tour suc furnace. No expensive ducts. No dirt. No ashes. I Leo Pike in a Eugene hospital. the summer. MINNIE HENDRICKS, his wife; cessive weeks in the Cottage Monday. June 28. and has been The annual budget for the Cres MARY HENDRICKS JOHNSON, Grove Sentinel, a newspu|M>r of , Perfect system for all sizes of 1-story homes. Easy terms. । named David Leo. Mrs. Pike is the well Union High School District 12 I a widow; BESSIE HENDRICKS general circulation, printed ami ’ former Doris Benton. But visiting this store WILL prtxluce real was approved at the meeting SEELEY and STEVE SEELEY, published in Cottage Grove. Lum- Models for Oil, Gas or LP-Gas Mr. and Mrs. John L Camp Monday evening. This includes her husband; CARLOTTA HEN County, Stat«- of Oregon, ami that satisfaction. Satisfaction not alone in the qual and daughter, Carol of Seattle. >3,609 26 over the six per cent lim DRICKS. a minor; WILLIAM you I m - required to appear and an- i ity of our merchandise, but satisfaction, too, ; visited with Creswell friends last itation. Elmer L. Denny was HENDRICKS, a divorced person; swer cn or la-foro th«- last «lay in the courteous service we render. week. While here they were the elected director for five years. WIND X’K H E N D R I C K S and prescribed in said order, to-wit; i guests of Mrs. Jennie Roberts. Kenneth Schwering who has been IRENE HENDRICKS, his wife. <>n or lM-fore the 29 day of July, ' Miss Enid Veatch and her serving for several months follow PAIL HENDRICKS and MRS. 1948. And We Can Prove It. brother Wayne Veatch. visited ing the resignation of Alma Webb, PAUL HENDRICKS, his wife; Easy Fai king — Personal Service Date of first publication July j their aunt Mrs. Dora Martin Tues- was elected director for four JOHN R HENDRICKS and JU- 1st, 1948. .Date of last publication। Phone 222 Creswell, Oregon jday. HENDRICKS. his wife; July 29th. 1!M8 HERBERT W years. Mrs. J. T. Kerr, retiring di LIA The budge t for running ex- rector, was commended for her MEHTA HENDRICKS, a widow; LOMBARD and RICHARD L. l [lenses of the city for the coming work for the past five years. LILLIAN L HENDRICKS HOF THWING, Attorneys for Plain Q oa year as arranged by a special bud- About 60 friends and neighbots ER and BILLIE HOFER, her hus tiffs. Residence and Post Office I ged committee, was approved by rree p p enjoyed a picnic supper at the H. band; MARY II. HENDRICKS Cuts bills jn ha There's nothing*to it Floyd Mead Ralph Schultz. the property owners at .the annual N Traxler home Friday evening. CORUS and Wm. CLAIR CORUS, address; Cottag«* Grove, Lane County, Oregon. 47-51-51' I election Wednesday. The vote was JiMi. No. on Hi.99 i Rhone 180-J The occasion was the birthday an her husband; VERA L. GAY. a । very light. niversary of Mr. Traxler. He was single person; VIVIAN GRAY Mrs. Maliel Campbell of Eugene presented a fountain pen and lawn WALLACE and AL WALLACE, .and her daughter, Mrs. John J«-n- chair. her husband; unknown heirs ot | sen and two children of Portland MARY JANE EMERSON, de -Mr. and Mrs. Robert and family spent Wednesday with Mrs. Camp ceased; also all the unknown heirs of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Earl bell’s sister, Mrs. Alice Schwering. of any of the above named persons They and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Har- Smith and family of Eugeni- spent or parties, if any are deceased; Pl SOSMMMB comb and children of Noti were the 4th with Mr .and Mrs. J. E. also all other persons or parties Smith. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. unknown claiming any right, title, Mr. -and Mrs. R. C. Kiddoo and estate, lien or interest in the real H N. Traxler. . Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Scott of daughters, Sandra and Linda, of estate described in the Complaint North Bend spent the 4th of July Huntington Park. Calif, visited herein, Defendants. Folks using RPM DELO Die To save money, stick with the week-end with her parents, Mr. over the week-end with Mr. and Case No. 7182 sel Engine Lubricating Oil, say oil that reduces overhauls, Mrs. R. C. Bruce. Mrs. Kiddoo and TO: ROBERT H. HENDRICKS and Mrs. Adam Schmitt. it cuts repairs as much as 50%- really protects your Diesel. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hoagland Mrs. Bruce are sisters. The girls and ANGIE HENDRICKS, his have received word of the birth of stayed to spend the summer with wife; DAISY A. HENDRICKS, a I a son to Mr. and Mrs. William R. the Bruces. widow; FORD HENDRICKS and LONGER LIFE The compounds do it Hoagland of Greeley, Colo., June Mrs. T. R. Graham and new MINNIE HENDRICKS, his wile. FOR DIESELS 1 15. He has been named Clinton baby are home from her mother’s WILLIAM HENDRICKS, a di in Eugene. Roger and is their first child. vorced person; MERTA HEN Mrs. James W. Sullins of Nash- About 50 Grangers enjoyed a DRICKS. a widow; LILLIAN L. ville, Tenn, visited Creswell picnic on the 4th at the home of HENDRICKS HOFER and BID friends this week. She was the Mr and Mrs. H. E. Miller at Gil LIE HOFER, her husband; VERA former Jeanette Gerts. While here lespie Corners. Baseball and L. GAY. a single person; unknown she was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. games were played in the after heirs of MARY JANE EMERSON, Vern Keahey. noon. Mrs. P. A .Main was un deceased; also all the unknown Norman W. Benton has been fortunate enough to painfully in- heirs of any of the above named appointed carrier for Route 2 out jure her ankle while playing base- persons or parties, if any are de of the Creswell post office accord ball and will be about on crutches ceased; also all other persons or ing to word received from Wash for some time. «parties unknown claiming any j Its compounds reduce ring- ington, D. C. Mr. Benton has been There will be no evening ser- right, title. estate, lien or interest »'a- I sticking, corrosion, carbon serving this route on a temporary- ■.ices at the Methodist church next in the real estate described in the Why not ploy safe .;. and kt appointment since last November. Sunday as the Rev. Joseph Knotts Complaint herein, J and gum. It sticks to hot spots. Mrs. Beatrice Burch, owner of will leave after the morning ser- tomtone the experiment with the DEFENDANTS B’s Beauty Salon in Eugene, has vices for Suttle Lake to attend the IN THE NAME 'OF THE new, untried washers? opened a beauty parlor in the Youth Fellowship Institute. STATE OF OREGON: You are n da rd of California Product local telephone office building. । hereby summoned anti required to t Mrs. Norma Bilan, also of Eugene, Link river, which joins Upper appear and answer the Complaint The Bendix is the only automatic I r» I Jake . - I — -- . with . .! A L. V Lake ■ * Ewauna. - — - - . If NOIX is in charge. Klamath of the plaintiffs filed herein tiaaniM Miss Joyce Scarbrough and is one of the nation's shortest against you in the above entitled washer which has been home-tested $199.55 Miss Joyce Huddleston entertained streams. L^ss than a mile long, it suit on or before the last day of with «torn ul a number of friends at the Scar flows entirely within the city lim the time prescribed in the Order and proved in more than 9 years of UofolahM 7th and Madison Phone 16 brough home Wednesday evening its of Klamath Falls, lumbering of Publication, to-wit: on or before trouble-free service i i t yet the and agricultural city of southern the 29th day of July, 1fM8; and if Oregon. I he nation’s shortest riv- you fail to so appear and answer, Bendix costs $40 to $70 less than er is the D, 4(X) feet long, flowing for want thereof, the plaintiffs I from Devils lake into the sea along will apply to the above entitled other automatics! the Oregon coast. ¡Court for the relief prayed for in I 15% OFF on this ? Coleman Floor Furnace tí You Act Before July 31 ' « Get rid of chilly, old-type heaters A small payment puts this amazing Automatic Furnace in your home: Green’s Hardware and Supply M & S AUTO SERVICE ■ Makt 'Lfau’i '** U * Sal*' ' BESURE! A sure and safe way to save at the new low cost. f RPM ELO J. F. FINNERAN ROBERTS and DRURY PLUMBING-HEATING-SHEET METAL PHONE 444 2 blocks North of Mam on North 9th Street f Come see how the Bendix washes, triple-rinses and damp-drys clothes PHONE 444 WELL !! Here we are again! Yawn! Soria trying to catch a catnap now and then. Seems as if the new TINNER (all of two weeks old now) doesn’t seem to take to regular shop hours. Yes sir, he’s a night owl with the result that I’m a night (excuse me, yawn) owl too. Not from choice I assure you. i Now, don’t get the idea just because the bookkeep ing end of his outfit is asleep on Its feet that the whole darn outfit is. The PLUMBING, HEATING, WIRING and SHEET METAL departments are right on their toes and ready to serve you. Whatever your problems are in these various lines, give us a call. We’ll be glad to serve you. Don’t forget now, if you wish to do a job in any of the above lines and you don’t have quite enough ready cash to swing it, come in and let us explain the FHA plan for financing. Until then, we’ll be seeing you, CLIFF AND GEORGE automatically. Order yours today on YOUM FUTURI '* our easy-pay plan. UP TO 15 MONTHS TO PAY SINOIX MIUXI $219.95 With nor mol Instali« hon BENDIX , WHAT S AHEAD FOR YOU? . . . Prosperity, £ood health, and good luck . , . thia we hope for you. But if you are unfortunate enough to have a whopping big suit filed against you for a personal injury to someone, we hope you have our liability insurance protection. J. B. 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