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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1949)
Clyde Warner and Dennis MH- clrell both of the Lorane commun ily »|M-nt last week at Sumpter, Oregon as guest» of the Ilan Warma-k family. They M»l»ted Mr Wurn<M‘k, a former Lorane re»l- dent In hl» haying operation* Mr. and M ik Lee B«-gli,«i! and ( The Friendly chib will hold it» children Coley und Jerry nf Port annual picnic at the golf « mih « land war«* over night gueste of Mr. on Tuesday the 2Hth at 1:00 p.m >uid Mr«. Vinal Randall Sr. I art The picnic will I m - a (M*t luck affair. I Thuraday night enroute to Call- New» him Ix-cn received by Mm I forni* on a vacation Hwy uho trailed on other friend« while hot». John Sandora and her ahter Mra. | Lucy McCulloch nt the death on , Monday. July IN, of their »top- father. Frank Smithson, who hm . I*een making hl« home in Granta | Puaa aincc 193N Mr Smithaon waa a former realdcnt of Cottage Grove Richaid Kichardaon who wna drowned in I lie Willamette River at Jasper on Tuesday «-ve iling wm a nejihew of Mm. Sand ora an«l Mra. McCulloch. —for Summer— QUICK ENERGY Mr and Mr* Charlo» McKIhlM-n* nrrompiini<-d by Mr. and Mra. J<»hn Sander« made a trip tn llrownavlllc anti returned Tuesday of thlH week They enjoyed a picnic dinner in the pink nt lirownaville and on the way Inane »topped In Eugen«- for a abort visit with a former Cottage Grove resident, Mrs. EHzala-th Fullmer. with ( -y * Mra Grace Smith returned home W«-«lneMiay aft«-r a week» visit with her son and wife at Rom-butg Four Ifx-nl IndiCN left Monday morning for Camp Arrah Wanna n«-ar Mt. H ihm I to attend the Women-» house party being held tlwr«- this wbek. TI iom - attending are: Mr». K K Mill». Mra. Roy Reed. Mm W C. Martin and her mother Mra. P. F Harri». They expect to ieturn about Friday. BOXED CANDY Mr. The lame county health depart Mr.s Allan Adki-r. ment n-|««rta that there had b«-en spent a few day i th:« w k on«- fxdio case reported In lame h«-r broth« r and sta'.r >n county for the w««-k ending July 'and Mr» J. Ro«« Hr« 9th. Gret-harn, am! broth— na ... „ , . „ . , Mr. and Mm .Charir« Brown at Mr and Mm. Rofa-rt Buck of n,4| Wa»hlm-i-n < v n Wilmington. California were gw-Ht« (|„w, v¡ i w , hin„ l»«t week at the home of Mr ami ,„n Mn(J , Klprn , ,r, ,)in anfJ , Mr*. ClaiKle Paym-s in the Lorane i frieml» nt Heppner, their->)d Ionin community on th«- Cottage Grove road. * Mr». Esther Burlinenmc and Mr». A. D. Campagna Jr., and Nathan ot Grund Fork«, Nori »fa-mUng several three children, Knthv, Anthony Hakoin and C«*nnie nrriv«-«l Friday from y b"r vi»iting b«r aiMem. their liomi- in Hnn Jo«e. California *' Hurh-aon and Mm. Lia y for a thr«-e wex-k* vi»lt with th«- R;inni-y at the Burknon Fe»idence. {MirrntN <>f Mrs. Campegana’s parente. Mr. and Mm. Ben Ab»h<-r Mr and Mr». l’i oh! Blair < f ot Gmvdyville Mm Campagana 1« Jackson. Mk higan m-«b- a sur- *he former Dorris Absher. 1 pria«- vi«it on Monday. July 11 to i th«» h«>me of Mr. BiaiFs aunt. Mrs. Mm. Troxclalr of Redding who Mptv VnnDenhurg n-l his cousin ha» been visiting at the home of Eunice The Blairs are on n vnen- hrr parents, Mr and Mr». Frank , Ron trip through the western Bradford, return«-«! to her home »tales having visited with relative» Tmuuhy try wny of th«- Shota in Portland and wer«- on their way Daylight. Mr ami Mr«. Bradford »o California after having here. ne<-om|Mini<*d her to Eugene where .Thin was the first time the Van- she boarded the train. Dnnbtirgs hatl met their relatives. MW MAIN Richard McCready an«! Cha* Whltl«»ck left Saturday by auto for Victoria, B. C. They plan to mak<- a brief «tay there, returning down Hint Idaho and California where »top» ar<- planned en route horn«-. PHONE 37 Carrie Ruth Hill of Cottage Grove is among the students at- nding th«- summer M-ssion at Huthern Oregon C«>lk-gc in ‘A»h- «xl. TW» coHegc haa n 12 percent terenf“ .n it« Kummer enrollment wer last summer Mont of its en- -olimrnt of,nearly SOO studr-nts ire t iking teacher training work. >th< is arc taking junior college! vork. and several arc working on be Shake pear can Festival ami <akin<; allied courses. BLACK TOP PAVING Driveways — Street« — Parking Areas and Floor» Also Road Grading All Work Guarantee«: Pass Creek Paving Co., Cottage Grove Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Phone 799-J 43-tfexx HyST RUINED TH SS £ "Truly a Treat" KELLY DRUG CO Mr». Lillian Gray Belnap re- Thum., July 21, 1910 turned home the first of the week Lt. and Mm. Norman Black- > Mm. Ever eft Hergard and »on after a two weeks visit with friend« at Coos Bay and North more and son Tommy arrived Roger returned the flrnt of th» Bend. Tuesday night from G«-rmnny to week from Glendale, Calif., where spend several week« at the home they visited their husband and Li Cal. DrSt-ll» Stewart nc- of hi* parents, Mr. and Mr». O. W. father. Mr. Ileegard is employed - —A v ■ . compani -d hy Fred Amli rson »pent Blackmore. They flew from there. OU0 ya last w«-k visitimi Frankfort, G«-rmany. stopping at Ostiir Woodard suffered a trrek- tlu ir former home« in th«- Grunts Paris, The A zof «»« and Newfound en leg Friday while logging nn Pass vicinity. They al»o visited land. then on to Springfield. Mass. hi* piopcrty. lie was taken to the 11 Jn«ksonvilfe, Gold Beach and They have been across for three Eugen«! hospital by Mill.« ambu i >mt» ot inh-nat Lt. Col. Stewart year« and Norman will ri-port for. lance. ho.net. traded near Grants pass in duty September 1 at Fort BU m , El' Pam*. Texas. 1903. Mr and Mrs. Wallace Hammer sta«-dt of Ixmgvlew arrive«! at the Mr. ami Miv. J. C. CzManb« of ft)WIW at(f.ndt^ L. F. Burleson home «in Wednes Minne.« poli». Minn., visited la»» fun«-ra! service« held in Port- day. bringing with them Mm. Vick at the home of Mr Lake-« |arMj Tuesday f r their uncle, the Burleson’s sister Mm. Esther Bur Myrtle Lake. Thev late Olin Bowser. ’ lingame. id not M-«-n «-.»ch other for thirty- three yens. fue/pumps-Caso/ine tanks Carburetors^ Mr. and Mr». Llnyd F IJ»ton afrent an enjoyable vacation at Victoria, It. C. anti vicinity the past Week. PHONE 444 PHONE 444 ROBERTS and DRURY PLUMBING - HEATING - WIRING - SHEET METAL - TO FIX OR NOT TO FIX Whether It is nobler to the mind To suffer the pains and annoyances of leaks and drips (there are lots of the latter) Or call a plumber and f ixem. ’Tis a consummation devoutly to be wished. (This Is not Shakespearean verse). PROTECT YOUR CAR WITH CLIF and GEORGE “WE HURRY" RICHFIELD Friday A Saturday Prices ------ ......................... RUSTED IN ORDINARY GASOLINE PROTECTED IN RICHFIELD GASOLINE This steel rod is heavily coated with rust after special 48hour hitoratory test in ordinary gasoline containing a small amount of added water. Rust also attacks the gasoline tank and fuel system of your car. 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