The Xentlnel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur«., Ang. 18. 1B4R
Mr and Mrs Cleo Morelock and
daughter Diane returned Saturday
from a 12-day vacation trip which
was spent at Reno. Nevada and
interesting places in California
They visited Lake Tahoe, Yosemite
national park and Los Angeles an«
C. G. Eastburn. TE 2, stopped returned via the «avast route.
off here Ow.past week for a few
days visit With “his iflstfr, Mrs.
W«xik eni visitors of Mr an«’
Lewis Qpnj«jy .and Mr. Conley and Mrs I A Randall ami th«' Vina'
family leaving Friday for Korbel. Randalls Sr were Mr anil Mrs
California to visit his parents. Mr. Clyde Cooper and daughter. Shir
and Mrs. John Eastburn and sis­ Icy an<i girl friend of Toledo. Iowa
ters, Dixie and Peggy He was on Mr. Cooper is a nephew of I. A
ilelayed orders enroute from Ktxii- Randall and cousin of Vinal Ran­
ak. Alaska where he served dall.
several months with the navy and
is enroute to San .Diego, Califor­
Mrs. O W Blackmore return«-«’
nia. At th«' San Diego naval base home Sunday from a visit with her
he plans on entering the teletype
son and family, P.obett Blackmore
repair school.
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Mr and Mrs. W. A Wtxxiard spent three days there. leaving
left Sunday for Detroit. Mich . and Thursday for El Paso. Texas
planned to drive a new car home where Lt Blackmore will be sta-
from the factory.
tinned.
Mrs F. P. Harris left Monday
for her home at Merkle, Texas
after an extended visit at the
home of Iter daughter. Mrs. W. C.
Martin and f imily. Mr and Mrs
W. C Martin drove her as far as
Klamath Falls on her way home
m eh tl»e week end and returned
by way of Ashland and Grants
Pass.
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«I. F. Finneran
Sunday visitors at the Mani«"
Fuller home on Bennett crock
were Mr. Fuller’s brother and
ister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Georg«
Fuller of Sweet Home, and a
brother-in-law, Leslie Mack of Eu­
gene.
Carmen and Jimmy Grewelle re
nirned horn«' Wednesday from
Sacramento, California where they
had been visiting their brother-in-
law and sister. Mr anil Mrs Moi
ris Letnlow for the past several
weeks.
Mr and Mrs. C. S. Harris and
family of Turkey, Texas stopped
here for • brief visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. W. C. Martin.
Sunday on a vacation which will
t ike tlipm to the Yellowstone na­
Mrs. George Giustina of Eugene
tional park.
was a guest of Mrs Ruth Grewelle
Saturday and attended the Re­
Mkhael.Kent. young son of Mr. gatta with Mrs. Grewelle.
and Mrs’ j-jiwrcnce Kent, received
a painful cut on his knee Tuesday-
Mrs. George Bjorsct underwent
night while playing on the old major surgery last week at the
Methodist church grounds. He fell Eugene hospital, and is now at her
and cut his knee which required home recuperating. Her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
nine stitches.
John Duffy Jr., and two sons
Dr. Guy Earl, who has been Patrick and Timothy came from
suffering from a heart attack for Richmond. California to be with
two or three weeks was taken to her mother. Mr. Duffy teturned
a Portland hospital Monday for home, but Mrs. Duffy will remain
treatment and further observation. until after the wedding of her
sister. Miss Sara Bjorset. which
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bladorn and will be an event of Sunday,
daughter Gretchen of Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker of
moved to Cottage Grove last week
and are getting settled preparatory Ontario. Oregon are visiting with
to commencement of school. Mr. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donal
Bladjm will
the physical Connor Friday night a fish fry
science teacher in the local high was served at the Connor home to
school this fall. He was a member 17 people, including Mr. and Mrs.
of the 1949 graduating class at Howard Connor. Mr. and Mrs.
Donal Connor Jr,, Mr. and Mrs.
Oregon State college.
Ben Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
Miss Beverly Sorensen returned non England and Fletcher
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home Friday after spending a land. The 25-pound Chinook was
three week vacation at Ellensburg. caught by Mrs. Ben Johnson at
Winchester Bay.
Washington with relatives.
Anthony B. Tonole of 715 N.
Lane street brought the Sentinel
Office a "sample'’ of his beet crop,
the largest one weighing nearly
four pounds and the other two
pounds. The beets are the red
blood type, and Mr. Tonole said he
had a lot more at home about the
same size.
Mrs. George Furbee of Salem
was a week end guest at the home
of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. James Racknor. The
Racknors took Mrs. Furber back
to Salem Monday.
Mr and Mrs lz>wis Conley spent
th«* week end in I’mHand visiting
friends and relatives.
Minnie I. Sweet
Funeral August 17
California; on«' step-son, R. D.
ISwvet, VamxHiver, Washington;
•*ight grandchildren; brothers anil
sisters, Charles II McKibben, J«x*
McKiblx-n. 1. W McKibben, nil ol
’ oit,,;«. Grove, .1 M McKihlxn,
t'laikston. Washington. Mrs Efh,.
I < iu’W and Mrs Cora Teetetä, Isith
i 1,1 1 ’’’IW Giove.
FUneral M*rvhx*x were held
We«ln< sdav. Au..list 17. nt 2 30 p m
at Mills Mortuary, «uh the Rev
Ft mk Brown officiating
Tin*
ReU'kah kxlgc had charge of final
commitment senicex nt th«* UM IF
cemetery.
Mary E. Brown
Dies in Arizona
Mi-s
Elizabeth St ron berg of
Westfir and Mrs. Mildred Fred
Minnie Isalx'll Sw«*et. 66. 1121
riekson of Eugene were week end
Mm y E. Brown | uimm «I nwny Ht
«tuesta of Mr. and Mrs, John A Ash avenue, passisi away Sunday,
Phoenix,
Arizona, August 12, 1919
Armstrong
August tl. al her home, following
She was I mhii Jun«' 30, 1888 at
n lingering illness She was Ixirn
Nelson. Wisconsin. mid married in
Invitations have tx'en receive«!
11X^1 at lloleonilM*. Wisconsin to It
May 3. 1883 hi Gorham, Russell
to th«' wedding of Miss Miriam
county. Kansas, and married
II Brown Sh«* hud lived in this
Ferrin, a former resident now liv­
Ms tioii '.Inee 1933 until two years
ing at Lakeview, to Earnest Citarles Finnerty in 1901 in Cot­
tage Grove. II«' jiass«>d away in
ago when she went to Phoenix to
Dwight Lidell. on Sunday after-
live,
1903.
n«x>n. September 4. in the > háp< I
Sh«- la survived by her husband,
In
Fehuary
1907
she
married
;
of the " ’
Congregational
the following children: William
.'hurch. Berkeley. California Both Joseph J Wilson in Eugene, uho
Brown, Sheridan, Elwin Brown,
young jxxiple are students at the IxtsM'd away in 1918 In 1921 she
T«i<» Much Game
Pacific SctKHil of Religion. Berke­ mairi«-ii làsugc W Swtvt in Eu­
Too auch name in an agrlcul- Salem. Thelma I’arsons and Myrtle
Parsons, both of l.ebain»n, Ray­
ley. when* Mr. Udell is studying gene. She had livnl in Cottage j lutai country cun be us trouble
to tx? a Cougn-giilional minister. Grow tor the past 02 y «sirs, com- some to th« spurUman's perniai.«-nt mond Brown, Goos Buy ami Donald
The couple will tx* at horn«* after Ing here from Kansas in 1S87 mt,re,I
loo little Kanie Too Brown. Phoenix, Arizona; several
weet was a ineinlx-r of th«* ln;iliy gracing browsing game ani. gi andctilldren: brothers and sis­
September 10 at 2369 U*C« mh . Mrs
Ave., Berkeley. Mrs C. I Dillman Cott ig<* Grove Rebekah lodge und mais, such as <h«r ur elk. can nut ters. Mrs I sluabcth Atkin. Chip-
iw.i Fall- Wisconsin. Mis Janies
will attend and ptx-sibly others a past grand, member of the Wo- only cause Ci nflicl with other in
and the Wo- terexts but destroy their own hind l'arioll of Wiscinsin and la*vl C
from here.
men's Auxiliary of the Spanish
tonte
lu
Funeral xervlccx were held
Mrs. Dennis Geancy was hero War Veterans
rebin id the hui da for yeai s follow
Sh«'
is
survive«]
by
from Lakeview list w«s'k and vis
« idower; in,; an eat out and a starvation
V iThtirzlayi nt 10 3M a m.
Mill
i y with Un- Pov Ski-
ited with Mrs Elizabeth Paquette th«- following children; Jeim W uucliun uf the hvicl
Wils *n ' 41 ige Grovt. < '"XTe W
n«w <haiall olle i «Ung Intvniwnt
anti other ft tends.
Wil-on. rortlaiul. Lewis Wih
Wtxhlitig AnnoiiiKsiiH-nls and
C. E. Christoph of Portland re­ North Cove. Washington, Mis Birth AniKMinccnicnti«
turned to Cottage Grovp last week G:.u*e Ellen R ’pp. National City.
The Sentinel
Im Hattons
to work on the Dorena dam. He
had previously worked <m the dam
Ella Parr Van Kirk
Drain Resident Dies
Mrs. Ella Parr Van Kirk. 71.
well known resident of Drain, died
August 15 at her home following
« long illness. She was born in
< kvola. Iowa September 8, 1877.
I and lived at Drain the past 10
years after coming with her hu
band from Nebraska She was
married in Glenwood. Iowa Apiil
23. 189-1 to Arthur Plummer Van
Kirk. She was a member of the
Christian Church.
Surviving are her widower;
three sons. Arthur Earl Van Kirk,
Eugene, John M,, of Vancouver.
Washington and George D„ Fair-
field. Neb.; a sister. Mrs. Sarah
Etherington, Council Bluff. Iowa.
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Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle Hayn«?s were
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Webster of
Stevenson. Washingtion, and Mrs
Websters nephew. Darroyll Con-
key. of Portland, and also Mrs. R.
L. Sims and daughter Betty of
Blue River. Mr. Webster is a
cousin of Mrs. Haynes.
Mrs. Sarah Sloan. 84, has been
visiting her niece, Mrs Charles
Teeters, and other relatives. This
week she is visiting in Seattle with
her son. and wall return here for
a longer visit. She left Cottage
Grove 35 years ago and this is
her first trip back. Her home is
Axel Landerson left for his
in Wichita. Kansas.
home yesterday at Duluth. Minn­
esota after spending an enjoyable
six weeks vacation at the home of
a sister. Mrs. Fred Wolfard and
Mr. Wolfard at Curtin.
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Phone 5S5-556
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McLaughlin
and Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes
spent last week vacationing at the
beach. Some time was spent at
Waldport where Mr. and Mrs.
Haynes attended the O. E. S.,
Coquille. Powers and as far south
as Gold Beach. One evening at
Yatdiats Mrs. McLaughlin and
Mrs Haynes saw eight whales
very close to shore, the eight trav­
eling in pairs.
Graveside services were held at
the IOOF cemetery Saturday at
10:00 a m, for Edwin J. Robinson,
infant son of Mr and Mrs. Joi
Robinson of Oakridge. R. E. Par­
rish, pastor of the Assembly of
God, officiated.
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Mr. and Mrs.' R. L. Purdin of
Byron, Illinois were recent visitors
at the home of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
Potter. The Potters visited them
32 years ago and they just now
returned the visit.
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Clarence Davis and Mrs. Neil
Sarff went to Dallas Sunday to
visit her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Derril Sarff, and at­
tended the ordination and installa.
tion of elders, deacons and deacon­
esses at the Dallas Christian
church.
Lawrence VanBlaricom and son
Charles arrived Monday from
Monterey Park, California for a
visit with his mother, Mrs. M
Woodrome, of North River Road,
and his brother, Raymond Van­
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