The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 13, 1949, Page 14, Image 14

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    Thur».. Jan. IS. 1949 acetylene $39 28; Richfield Oil)
LATHAM
Corp, $.377 92; Interstate Tractoi
„
.
Mrs. Ros.» Higgs is visiting in
COMMISSIONER'S COURT
$13.85; Mountain States Power A Equipment Co, $301.54; Floyd
rhe scho“1 budget for 49-50
LANK COUNTY, OREGON
Co., services $1.00: John T. Con- Githcns Motors. Ihc. automotive :
J«n *> California at Bakerstield and Loa
SUMMARY OF ALL BUSINESS ser. shale rock $18.90; Junction supplies $32166; Richfield Oil by a vote of 18-8. The new budget Angeles.
(Continued from page ID
City Implement Co., fan belt $2.- Corp., diesel fuel $61.98; L. P provides for seven teachers and a
Emma ami Jim McLaughlin from
with
a v general
tributions $37 49; Firestone 40; Henry Jones, tire repairs S3.’- Stubblefield, rock $1.174 ’25; Rar-1 principal
,
,
. . . increase Koriville. California viaited friend»
Stores, tires & tire repairs $799.- 00; Givson Motor Co., tire repairs num Tool Co, tools $25.03; Wood- in “,ar> of 5 ’’
«l’Plæ* here recently.
to ,h
the
At “
pres-
25; Mapleton Rock Prod. Co., rock $8.05; Peter Skovby, repairs to bury Co . steel pulleys $16.32;110
* janitor
,“m,or and clerk. Al
““■
Clay Galdabini was injured last
$2.218.30; Eugene Sand & Gravel grader #11, $1.00: R H. Enos, cul­ Snap-On Tools Corp, .tools $70 41 | ent there are five teachers and
Sunday when he fell from the hay
I
a
principal.
The
enrollment
at
the
CM., rock $319.50; George Schae- vert $4 20; Eugene Hardware Co., The Pac. Tel. C
services $8.00;
loft into the barn.
fets’, tires & tire repairs $763.17; supplies $50.45; Eugene Radiator The Pac Tel Co., sen ices $21.06; beginning of the year was 158
A guest at the Johnny Stigers
Standard OU Co., diesel and delo Set vice. radiator repairs $52.10; The Pac Tel. Co. services $4.40; with an average daily attendance
home is her mother. Mrs. Lynch.
oil $80 85: Air Reduction Sales Co., Eugene Mill Supply Co., hard­ Lane County Electric Co., ser- in Dec. of I3t> pupils.
Mrs. Fred Corrette returned 1
oxygen - demurrage $2 40; Lane ware supplies $42.14; Farm & In­ vices $1.00; A. F. Richards Ma-
The first section of the new ad­
Gravel Co, rock, $1,18125; Eu­ dustrial Equipment Co., repairs to chine Shop. keyseat sprocket Ä dition composed of four rooms has home Saturday night via bus from
gene Concrete Pipe CO., $607.00; grader $15.35; Feenaughty Ma­ shaft $4.00; Long-Rell Retail been nicely completed and mostly Michigan where she had visited
Oakridge Sand A Gravel CO., rock chinery Co., crusher parts $1,268- Dept., cedar lumber for signs $93.- moved into altho' temporary oil relatives ami friends over the holi­
$22750; Ballou & Wright, auto­ 07; Chas. Humphreys, Inc., sup­ 14; Graber-Gettys Hardware Go., circulators arc in use until the days. In Albany she had the mis­
motive supplies $24.56; Kendall plies $334.28: Hardisty -Terrill Co., supplies $62.50: Cottage Grove i new furnace can be installed fortune of falling on the ice in­
Motor Co., automotive supplies automotive supplies $98.58; Archie Sand & Gravel Co., rock $154.62; ¡There is an extra nxvm for music juring her knee as she got off the
$736 34; Joe Greco. Construction Williams, filing saw $1.25: Francis Cottage Grove Machine Works, ' room and two vacant rooms at bus when it stopixxt for regular
of spillway $46.50; Clifford W. D. Libby, wiper blade $0.50; OK bore key seat $2.50; Pac. Tel. Co., present. The second addition al rest period.
Morgan, clearing slides $64.00; Rubber Welders, tine repairs $83.- services $11.00; Columbia Equip­ ' the other end of the building is
Orville Hodges returned home
Hills Chevrolet Company, repairs 90: Silva Chevrolet Co., supplies ment Co., grader #7 repair parts startl'd. It is composed of one Thuraday from the hospital in Eu­
to truck #49. $16.00; Sutton Ser­ $17.20; A. B. Scarlett, wheel cap., $293.56; R. A. Babb Hardware Co.. classroom or library, a reception gene.
vice Station, repairs to truck #49. cable. $4.85: Taber Bros. Auto axe handle $0.75; Jim Brannen, room, teachers room and a room
Mr. and Mrs. Art Jerdon who
Glass, auto glass $98.46; Woody’s tire $65.63; Eugene Water Board, ■ for temporary care of children have been here for some time at
Iba
** Glass Shop, auto glass $24.06; Zel- services $63.31; T. C. Wildish, bar who become ill at school. In order the Ames home have returned to
lerbach Paper Co., boraxo $12.48: run rock $15.00: Contractors to complete this and to install the California because of the cold
S. B. Finegan. automotive sup­ Equipment Corp., crusher parts furnace a bond for $20,000 will weather here.
plies $40.20; Traffic Safety Sup­ $74.46; J. T. Short Plumbing, cor­ soon be voted on. The original
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
ply Co., equipment in road signs rugated roofing $119.60; Howard bond of $55.000 voted in to cover
$87.0Q; Noidling Auto Parts Co., Cooper Corp., $385.44; Wyatt's, costs was not sufficient. It is time Jr. and children returned’Satur­
day from Los Angeles where they
automotive
supplies. $83 36; Log-
.
- tires $266.36; Peterson Auto Parts every voter considered real school had spent the holidays with rela­
gers & Contractors Machinery Co, Co. supplies »4.50; Central Heat- needs. People who know say that
rontal of equipment $4.00: XV A. inR q , prwnix
$445 ;W; Cottage Grove will be in need of tives. They made the trip w’ith
Mrs. Thompson’s
;n»n9
Woodard Lumber Co, rock $48 00: ’ Pae Tel Co
j . n . more space next year in spite of Mr. Hasara,
mo"
father.
George Myrmo A Sons, machine Walling, rock $4.913.12; Standard the new 10th St. building.
Mr. Sidney Meacheam visited his
repairs $26 20; Mountain States on Co dicsel motor oil $28265;
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Addington
Power Co., electrical services $25.- Zumwa|t & Williams, rock $89 00; moved from Latham to London on father Sunday afternoon at Eu-
IT'S A SIG
Jenc and reports he was in a
06; Oak St. Tank & Steel, tanks J. D. Walling Co. rock $2.856.88: Monday.
weaker condition.
SATURDAY MORNING
for gasoline $68.94: Orchard Auto The Robert Dollar Co, pit run
Twin
lambs
ventured
their
way
Parts Co., automotive supplies
Jack Kerr of Lookinglass was a
Leroy Wiggins. into a cold world Jan. 6.
9:00—ABBOTT & COSTELLO' $60.30: Cottage Grove Water Sys­ rock $140.38;
visitor at the Meacheam home
$213.60; Pacific Hospital Ass’n,
Among friends and relatives who over the week end.
9 30—“TOYLAND TUNES”
tem. services. $3.30; Russ Battery hospitalization $3.00; Grace Schis­
Service, batteries $173.94: S. & ka. Co. Tr, state tax $2.14; Grace were here to attend the funeral of
1000—"Stars of Tomorrow"
Mrs Margaret Newlun suffered
F. Lumber Co., $44.55; Dorepa Schiska. Co. Tr, income tax $7.- Hugh Harris. Jan. 6. were Mr. and injuries last week when their car
Mrs.
McDonald
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Construction
Co.,
rock
$211.00;
if All the boys and girls
10; Retirement System, contribu­
went off Smith River road.______
Allen of Creswell, Mr. and Mrs.
Bureau of Labor. inspection fees tions $8.14;
will like these programs,
Dane
Glaspey
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
$10.00; Pacific Tel. Co,, tel. ser­
BRIDGE: J. R. Ortloff, $13520; Wm. Glaspy of Jasper, Mrs. Eu­
too.
vice $7.40: George A. Halton Co.,
Howard Mosby, $135.20; Olen genia Russell of Springfield. Mrs.
carburetors
repaired
$1.32;
West
# "CHALLENGE of YUKON"
Side Auto Wreckers, regulator Vaughn. $135.20; Grace Schiska. Mildred Darrold of Eugene. Mrs. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
and ’6REÜI HORNET'
$2.85: Oregon Supply Co., black- Co. Tr„ state tax $4.05; Grace Millie Hollis of Portland. Mr. and
Notice is hereby given that.
alternate days at 5 PM
mer pump $19.60: Carlson Hatton Schiska. Co. Tr.. income tax $18.- Mrs. Joe Harris of Stayton. Mr.
& Hay, Inc., automotive supplies 50: Paul L. Espy. $114.40; John and Mrs. Ben Harris. Harry Rus­ Beulah A. McFerrin Administra­
£"JACK ARMSTRONG"
$23.01; W. J. McCready Lumber Patten. $93.60; Eugene Hospital sell. Virgil Russell, Clayton Harris. trix of the estate of Dale F. Haw­
and 'SKY KINO'
Co., hardware supplies $13.31; Ass'n., hospitalization $2.50: Grace Marian Ganter, and Mr. and Mrs. kins, deceased, has filed her final
Florence Welding & Machine Schiska. Co. Tr., state tax $2.08: Joe Owens of Drain, Mr. and Mrs. account in the Circuit Court of
alternate days at 5:30 PM
Shop, welding trucks $11.88: Grace Schiska, Co. Tr., income Earl Harris of Scottsburg. Mr. and Lane County. Oregon, and said
C. Striker. . $310.00;
'LONE RANGER"
Brynds Shell Service, tire repairs tax
_ $0.40;
„ A. ....
. . Mrs. Ray Harris of Walker, and Court has fixed. January 25th.
$103
87;
Johnston
Motor
Co,
auto-
“
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P
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!
1
Ass
"
-
hospital
­ Mrs. Laura Hamilton of Coquille. 1949, at 9:30 A M. of said day in
MON. * WED.
SAT.
the court room of said court, in
motive supplies $56 67; R. A. Babb ^tlon M °°: Grace Schiska. Co.
Edna McGarvin, teacher in the the Court House, at Eugene, Mne
at 7 PM
at 8 PM
Tr,
state
tax
$3.10:
Grace
Schis-
Hardware Co., $320.26; Ed Lor-
Lorane schools and Kenneth Whit­
automotive supplies ka, Co. Tr.. income tax $29.40; Re­ ney employee in the Eugene post­ County, Oregon, ns the time ami
enee
place for hearing and acting
tirement
System,
contributions
$309.12; Electric Steel Foundry
office were married recently. Mrs.
Co., crusher parts $310.71; Econ­ $27.71; Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., Whitney is a sister of Mrs. Fred thereon. Date of first publication ;
December 23. 1948.
omy Battery & Electric Co., start­ lumber $958.44; Scherer Motor Harris.
Alta King. Attorney. Beulah A.
er & generator repairs $56.16; Co., repairs to car $15.10; Stan­ Hebron Grange
McFerrin, Administratrix.
Clark Battery & Electrical Co., dard Feed Co., sprayer $11.85:
The first meeting of the New
2O-5tc-24
repairs $13.13; Collard Motors, Oregon Supply Co., boat spikes
locks $0 j 60: Champion Friction $30.00; F. D. Ortloff,
..... $252.60; Jack Year with the new officers in
charge will be held Jan. 15. The
Co, relining brake band $4.85;
new master. Roy Geer hopes all
Cascade Motor Co., automotive $285.60: John C. Hilsey. $262.20; new officers will be in their chairs.
supplies $8.05; P. L. Crooks & John Houmes. $261.60; Henry
Co., Inc., shovel parts $6.20: Bear­ Tuynman. $249.60; Raymond Wise.
Flashless Powder for Explosives
ing Supply Co., bearings $158.35; $249.60; Delbert Knight. $239.20;
A flashless propellant powder com­
Baily, Gilbertson and Albee. Ole
_ „ J. Haldorson. $273.60; Arthur
...
THIS! ARI TNI
springs $6.38; Valley Printing Co, S’;
5249.60;V er non Kyte, position has been invented by a
office supplies $76.00; Bethel JiO^^ Uugene^Hospita1 Assn, New Yorker. It is described as pro­
BANKS IN TNI
„ OR EGOH'S
— Water Dist., services $3.00; Air hospitalization $3.75; Pac. Hospi­ viding a plasticizing agent for ex­
SOjOO WATT STATIOM
tal Ass’n., hospitalization $24.00; plosives, such as of the nitro­
Reduction Pac. Cb., oxygen & ' Grace Schiska, Co. Tr., state tax cellulose type, better adapted than
HRST NATIONAL GROUP
: $25.87; Grace Schiska. Co. Tr., other substances for the purpose of
income tax $218.80; Retirement reducing the flash resulting from
System, contributions $107.18; V. ignition of the powder, without ad­
PORTLAND BRANCHES
D. Fogle. $170.00; Ed Sandgathe versely affecting its moisture re­
MAIN BRANCH
$17.20; Wm. G. Harmon. $104.40; sistance.
SIXTH ANO MORRISON BRANCH
Means
M. Z. Allen. $90.00; Retirement
UPTOWN BRANCH
System, contributions $13.37; Cry Frank Chapman $14805; Robert
LAST MRTLAH0 BRANCH
| Junction Cabins, cabin rent—Nov. Lowery, $103.40; John Moore.
HAWTHORNS BOULIVARO BRANCH
$53.50; Siuslaw Forest Prod. Inc., $74.25; Marvin Anderson $126.90;
UVISTOCK-KSNTOH BRANCH
lumber $1,427.98; Patten - Blinn C. N. Chapman, $145.70; J.. W.
MONTAVILLA BRANCH
Murphy,
$117.50;
Forrest
Dornon,
Lumber Co., lumber $542.80; R. A.
ROSS CITY BRANCH
Babb Hardware Co., spikes, $126.40; Hobart Campbel). $176-
SOUTHSAST PORTLAND BRANCH
blades, supplies $586.02; Monroe 40; Dennie Hayes, $94.05; John
UNIOH ANO RUSSSLL BRANCH
Lumber Co., lumber $1,047.23; Smith, $93.60; Joseph Hauben,
$92.40;
Jim
West,
$103.40;
Andrew
Booth Kelly Lumber CO., lumber
BRANCHES OUT OF FORTLAND
$362.24; Ole Haldorson, cash ad­ Naessens $28.20; Cecil Smith $84.-
vanced - repair brake $2.00; Wy­ 15; Kar) Martin, $159.80; Herbert
ALBANY BRANCH
att's. tires, repairs & services Solwold. $11830; G. W. Garnett,
ASHLAND BRANCH
$296.83; Scherer Motor Co., gen­ $79.80; Harold Shannon. $121.80;
ASTORIA BRANCH
Have your “little” troubles
erator motor repair $23.70: Car- Curtis Morris, $188.00; Elmer
BIND BRANCH
son Saw Shop, saws filed $14.65: Sander, $143.55; J. R. Ortloff,
CENTRAL MINT BRANCH
repaired before BIG ones begin.
CONDON BRANCH
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCI­ $42.00; B. B. Carter, $79.90; Jeff
COOS BAY BRANCH
DENT: State Industrial Accident Petitt, $79.80; Fred Langston,
COQU I LU BRANCH
Commission, compensation $1,- $98.00; Roland Harper. $85.80;
Ray Rand, $22.50; Guy McFerrin,
INTIRFRISI BRANCH
020.85:
$37.60; Albert Barkemeyer, $42.-
FOSSIL BRAHCH
MARKET ROADS
I
GRANTS BASS BRANCH
30; Arden Powell, $65.80; Archie
SPECIAL ÎJ4 MILL LEVY
CRISHAM BRANCH
Powell.
$28.20;
Hez
Tucker,
$18.-
In the O. K. Tire Building
.
HIWHIR BRAHCH
C. & M.: Robert Lowery, $42.- 80; True Bowman, $17.80; Jerry
Phone 660
Hiway 99
HILLSBORO BRAHCH
30; Joseph Hauben, $50.40; Harold Newton, $61.10; Harry Castle,
HOOD RIVER BRANCH
Shannon, $25.20; Glen Allison $19.80; H. G. Burton. $17.80; Rob­
KLAMATH FALLS, MAIN BRANCH
.$59 95; Ralph Nichols, $131.60; ert Flowerday. $108.90; Ronald
SOUTH SIXTH STRUT BRANCH
Nelson, $88.20; Don Brownell,
LA GRANDE BRANCH
$96.60; Herbert Flowerday, $84.-
LAKSVIIW BRAHCH
00; Jack Richards, $163.50; LaFoy
MSOFORD BRANCH
Lawson, $7630; Art Hendrickson,
MERRILL BRANCH
$72.21; Ernest Eichler, $62.88; S.
MOLALLA BRANCH
P. Reed, $101.05; Carl Eichler.
NIWBIRG BRANCH
$107.10; E. C. Smith, $20250;
NORTH BIND BRANCH
Robert E. Montgomery, $58.50;
NYSSA BRANCH
Pacific Hospital Ass’n., hospitali­
OAKRIDGI BRAHCH
zation, $3.00; Grace Schiska, Co.
OREGON CITY BRANCH
Tr., state tax $2.39; Grace Schis­
FSNDLIYON BRANCH
ka, Co. Tr., income tax $27.30; Re­
SALIM BRANCH
tirement System, contributions
SHIRMAN COUNTY BRANCH
$19.73; R. H. Barker, $93.60; Hu­
SYAYTON BRANCH
bert Walker, $83.20; Q. D. Barker,
YHi DALLIS BRANCH
$51.70; Clifford Mosegard, $94.00;
TILLAMOOK BRANCH
David Coy, $113.40; Ben Erskin,
UHION BRAHCH
$92.40; Clifford Tolman, $98.70;
WOODBURN BRANCH
Ed Sandgathe, $34.60; Wm. G.
Harmon, $46.40; M. Z. Allen, $60.-
OTHIR RANKS IN TH!
00; B. F. Goode, $119.60; Ralph
FIRST NATIONAL GROUP.
Petzold, $158.05; Leo Plowman,
$11750; R. E. Pickens, $122.20;
Carlton State end Savlngt Bank
Edward A. McNaughton $63.00; S.
Beaten County State Bank <Cervalll«>
F. Frasieur, $63.00; W. II. Collett,
Phllemath Branch < Philomath >
$79.80; H. G. Rieck, $124.80; Rus­
The Flnt Netlanel Benk of Cortege Grove
sell Inman, $122.20; Martin Peter­
The Flnt Netlonel Bank ef lugono
sen, powder $31.00; Central Heat­
The Flnt Netlanel Benk of Foroet Greve
ing Co., premix asphalt $3,731.61;
The Flnt Netlonel Bonk of Lebanon
Cottage Grove Sand & Gravel Co.,
Monroe State Bank
rock $306.38; L. P. Stubblefield,
Morolond-Solhrrod Bonk (Portland)
rock, $404.25; Lane Gravel Co.,
The Flnt Notional Bank of PrlnevIHo
rock $2,494.75; Eugene Sand &
Scio Stafa Bank
Gravel Co., rock $106.50; Maple­
Clatwg County Bonk (Soocido)
ton Rock Production Co., rock
Coolidge and MeClolno iSllverten)
$262.10; The Robert Dollar Co.,
Bank of Sweat Homo
pit run rock $81.63; Zumwalt &
Yamhill State Bank
Williams, rock $344.00.
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
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GOLDEN RULE APPLIANCE
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For Cottage Grove Hospital Fund
Ixiose Ix‘af Supplies all kinds. The Sentinel.
R vmtvc District No. 12
Charter No. 5642
KKl'OHT OF CONDITION OF' THK F1R8T NATIONAL HANK
OF COTTAGE GROV^ IN TIEF. NTATE OF OREGON, AT
THE CU)SE OF Bl HINE88 ON l>ECEMBF Il 31, HHX
(Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency,
under Section 5211. U. S. Revised Statutes.)
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve
1.414.126.84
balance, and cash items in proccRs of collection ....
United States Government obligations, direct
3.375.186 05
and guaranteed .... .................
....
1.731.895 83
< itihgations of States and poUCM subdivisions
Corporate stocks (including $73X*.OO stock of Federal
7.500.00
Reserve bank ! ........... ............. . ..........................
849,590.72
Loans and discounts (Including S8H9.55 overdrafts)
Bank premises owned $11,75803, furniture and
26.347.16
fixtures $14,589.13
_________ __ _______
36,646 63
7,441.593 23
TOTAL ASSETS...................................
....... .........
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor-
porations ..............
— 5,208.072 10
Time deposits of Individuals, partnerships, nnd corpora­
tions ...... . ........... ....... ................ ................ .............
1,302,624 19
Deposits of United States Government .. ....... . ........ .......
122.266 34
Deposits of States nnd political mbdivlsions .... ...... .......... . 283.379 66
Other deposits (certified nnd cashier's checks, etc.).......
36,779.65
TOTAL DEPOSITS
$6,953,121.94
30,8( Ml 03
Other liabilities....................
6,983,927.97
TOTAL LIABILITIES ________
__ _____ _____
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
50,000.00
Capital Stock: Common stock, tttal par.... ....................... -
. Surplus ....................................... ..... . .................. ............ ........ 200.0tXl.00
Undivided profits ............................ ............................... ........ ... 207,665 26
I , , I 4 . !
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................................. —
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACOOUNTS 7 1 11 >H. l 23
MEMORANDUM
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for
516,356 05
other purposes ___ ___________ ______ ________
14.767.78
Dians as shown above are after deduction of reserves of
State of Oregon, County of Lane, sb :
I, II. E. EAKIN, Vice President and cashier of the above-nnmed
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beet
of my knowledge-and belief.
H. E. EAKIN, Vice President and Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribi d befo c CORRECT—Attest :
me this 4th day of Jnnuaty, 1949.
V. O. STEENROD
J. H. MACKIE
OPAL E. WAGNER,
V. V. PENDERGRASS
Notary Public for Oregon.
Directors.
My Commiwdon Expires 11/3/51.
23-ltc
by the
Heavy Mortar Co., 162 Inf. (National Guard)
At the Armory
Saturday Evening January 15th
Music by Duke Warren’s Orchestra
Admission $1.00 per person including tax
B ackache
Por aukk comlortln« help tor Backaeh*.
■UMomsUe P»liu. Oattlng Up Hight». Wrong
eloudy urlno. Irritating pu«M««. t*S P““-
etrelM andor »jw, »nd •*oil«n ankita, du»
to non-organle »nd non-.yaUjpU lUdnay .nd
Bladder troubles. try Cn»«. Q“1'»- compIrU
MtUfaetton or money back tuaranteed Aik
The First National Bank of Portland,
with which we are associated, is now print­
ing its 1948 Annual Report to stockhold­
ers. A copy of this colorful, 16-page re­
port will be available for you at our bank
Th« banks above, as of Decomber
31, 194S, had total deposits of
$593,677,890.78, total loans of
$183,909,404.39, and total re*
sources of $636,884,017.83,
any time afttr January 20, or we’ll be
happy to send you one.
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION