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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
Thur».. Oct. 18, loti» SAGINAW (Mrs, Ruby lten»tmi, reporter piume 2M-F-4) ATTENTION LOGGERS Mall und I. E L. Power Saw Salen & Service DRAIN SAW SHOP Drain, Oregon 'I he m un topic of eonvci *ul ion now i. hunting «ml heveriil purtie* from this community have return ed liom eastern Oregon with line bucks and big stories, alo have beiti nmu nice i ail deer killed around this Tho e not so lucky to fill lug* may pimi on elk hunting Infer A specilli bum'll melting of the Complete line of Oregon Cox'a Chipper Chaina for Any Make of Saw. Used Mall Falliti" Saw Good Condition for Sali SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP evening rhe dunce given Satur day night was i well utfend'd mu! around y7<><MI wax denied to lx 1 community fund • will I«1 given < ><■ The Eiiendly Neighbors club will hold their first meeting sirici1 Jun Ml the homi1 of Mrs Minnie Keene, Thur day affi rmxm, < >c lolxr 13. Tin will be । b ird time BLACK TOP PAVING Pass Creek Paving Co Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Co. Producers of Rock and Road Material Phone 384R2 P 0 Box 538 eently it the home of R, P. Bash RobiN Keene s|xnt the past rk in California visiting friends. 'I he Sagmaw grade school play* I a game of baseball with the -light Valley ti im recently with igmaw winning by a score of family evening Ada May Kcteherside of Mt. s|»>nt the mvk end with Williams. ZUMWALT AND WILLIAMS Mis. Elvis Kelly b recovering, at her home from head injuries, received when she was thrown from the car »he win driving, in an accident, caused by icy road*, near Lupine, in Eastern Oregon, last week. werp on their way t»> visit a cou- sin of Mr» Kelly’» and new baby at Paisley, Oregon when I he ac- ddent occured. and Mr» The Kelly* and He . were in Eastern Oregon on their second hunting trip for the week, Ixith unsuccessful. Bili Simons, received a badly mashed ellx>w last week in an ac- oident in the wixid* when he got caught lad ween machinery. after a five-day leave at his home here. He is being transferred to Great Falls AE'B, Montana from McCord AE’B. near Taeuma He4a radio communication man ana direction finder. Concrete Products Building Block*, all »¡Ma; Pier Blocks; etc. Durullte Aluminum Windows. Waterproofing. Cecil C. Wooley You'll find it in the claoified. Pages 16 and 17 limiter» Ketiirn s to VISU hunters n Sibley arid son, Eldon, each re Week or turning fiom Beaver Creek, in i Kansas ■w pupil* enrolled in th' c school Eayc McEml.ind in the 8th r; Nan Stolp, 6th grade; md Jtx1 Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Phone 799 J Mrs. Gale Roby, Reporter Phone 76« J 2 Hors at the J. P. Toothman home was in the Latham district, They are and touring the U. S., and left here for the east coast. Mr» Lucille Rrazlatt California . land left for her home after « son-in-law Wally month’s visit with her daughter and Meade of I and family, the J. D. Toothmans. son Richard visited Mrs. Hugh Mr. and Mrs Elvis Boswell and Trunnell Saturday afternixin. Mis. son Allen of the Latham district Fraiey returned home Sunday af are t ■xpectcd home this week end ter two week* with her daughter. from a tour of California and a Elsie Ulm of Kansas City, Kan visit their former horn«' and sas is visiting her son Richard friends in Death Valley. Several new homes have Laird and family who now reside on Harvey road. built in the Latham district Mr. and Mrs. Karl Drew visited ly, and more arc being built. I friends in Eugene last Thursday tham is on the boom, we beli" ve evening. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. and bell have returned from a visit to California. home of Mr Toothman’» sister Mr. and Mrs. Dugan and husband, VI r and Mrs. Ray moved into their lovely new home Crumley. which is a fine addition to the Mr. and M Diiham community. Sgt. David Porter left Monday from Oklahoma where h present for the last *kknc death ot hi» grandmother. Among So. 99 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 638 370 L or 122 L Driveways — Streets — Parkin Areas and Floors Also Road Grading All Work Guaranteed LONDON CaPs On President Eastern Oregon, with their deer, Iwo the first day of the season and one the second. They were joined over the week end by their son Rus;di, who also bagged his deer. The Sibleys were gone a week. Julian Small and party of eleven returned Saturday from eight days hunting out from Prineville, get- Post. ( »ttiers in the party included Mrs. Small. Mrs . Emma Kelly, Mr anil Mis Wm. I •crini and son Kcn- nd Mrs. Bob RUMum and Keith Russuin from Mt. View, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hensley of Leona. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Funk opening and son Gary * week end of thi Al Jolson SINGER Al Jolson puts on all hi3 charm for the photographers in Washington after he called on President Truman at the White House. “I asked him if he was go ing to run again,” Jolson later told reporters, "and he told me, ‘I don’t know whether they want me or not, but maybe I will need the job.’ ” (International Soundphoto) LATHAM (Mrs. Esther Trunnell, reporter phone 17-F-ll) Mrs. Ralph Hawley accompanied their Cot- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bartells on an 11 day hunting trip near Silver tage Grove. home Lake and returned Monday. They Vern Short ridge returned home stayed at the home of Mrs. Haw- icen after about five days of a planned Hadley, im- two weeks trip with a nice three drove to the mountains each day. ;x>int buck, from Silver Lake. All eight of the party filled their tags One day Mrs. Hawley went on to Clyde Malone and his mother of Lakeview to visit her son, K. H. Poitland ire here for the hunting Lawrence and family. Everett Yearous and Lester stale They will also Yearous were lucky hunters of the are re es and friends in other buck in past week. n state*. Jerry Miller who has had blood Roy Ewink also got one of the poisoning was able to play football Tuesday. ARC & ACETYLENE elusive bucks in near-by hills. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson I*1* Stimmel was up from Rose burg, Sunday, to visit his mother. Mrs. Fnsl Mills, and to do a bit Bcidlers Sunday. They had come of hunting in familiar haunts but up to Springfield for the week end to visit their daughter, Mrs. found nothing to hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Eki Miller and chil Robert J. Austin, who was recent dren spent ten days in Cut Bank, ly married and moved to 120 S. Montana, visiting Mr. Millers Second St. Mr. Austin is employed parents, with Mrs. Miller and chil at the Weyerhaeuser pulp plant. Portable Welding Any Place dren staying on for a more extend Their son Robot t Stephenson and wife are in charge of Westminster 1030 Madison Phene 181Y ed visit. of O. campus Mr. and Mrs. Max Berthold of I louse on Salem. visited over the week ebd Robert is also taking post gradu recently, with Mrs. Bert hold’s ate work They were out of town sister, Mrs. Walter Simone, of on a retreat with students Sun day. □Mir Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris, Mr. An old-time friend and neighbor and Mrs. Harold Landers. Mr. and in Lo1 Mrs. Ivan Harris and Mrs. Ivan I lurly Harris' brother. Elwin Johns and from overnight guest, OctoixT 4 of Sam wife of Springfield were fortunate enough to bring back four deer Medford. Evelyn Garman celebrateli her on a trip to Antelope Mountain seventeenth birthday, Saturday near Silver Cake. Four inches of evening, October 8 with a family snow mountains the dinner at home and Gary la’athcis about last i ,s. 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Activated for knockloss power! 2. Activated for fast “getaway.”, 3. Activated for full mileage. Leon Morton has been under the wet athcr with the flu the past week. getting out from two week: with the mumps. Word has been received hetc of Glen Sfimmd being ill and in the Navy hospital at Millington. Tenn, where he is stationed with his family. No details were learned. and yellow handsome Telephone paychecks also come to you copper -we have to paper 1. Timber buy many things to build and run the telephone system. Last year Western Electric, our principal manufacturer and supplier, bought over 20 mil lion dollars worth of materials in the West. More than half of each dollar we take in goes for em ployees. Most of it is spent and goes into circula tion where they work and Ihe. 3. When you add It all tip, you find the money you spend for service comes hack, in large part, to you. Anti your telephone dollars arc buying more service than ever. Today you can call more of the people you want to call . . . more can call you. And your telephone still docs its jobs for only a few pennies a call. 2. Moro than 80,000 of those whose savings ... live in the West. In return for the use of their money, a few pennies of each telephone dollar go to them. And as they spend it, thev also add to Western prosperity'. It would probably be hard to find anyone who docs not in some way benefit from the money we spend. Pacific Telephone @ and Telegraph Company GIVE TO YOUR COMMUNITY CHEST...GIVE «II YOU CAN Roby field, Saturday afternoon. Lindon school football game was postponed with Mt. View. I.ist week because of rain. It will be played this week on Wednesday, or when weather permits. Claris and Claud Abeenc rep i t getting a small deer at Ct escent, early in the season. Mrs. Geo. Sibley is entertaining al her home this 'Thursday for her “Round Robin" club of Eugene. Bud" John Wixxl of Wood Mill having party October 12. . The bridge near the Glen Ban ton place, repaired last week I y County crews, was damaged last sur uncr by construction trucks winking on a private road, not by county trucks. Not to be too far out-done by Eugeni1 that reported recently of having rohododendrons and snow balls blooming, Mrs. Gale Roby, reports primroses blooming through September and in Oc tober, and lilacs, white and purple, that bkximed in September, twice this year. Mrs. Maxine Freeman and chil- dten of Culp Creek, visited Satur day with her mother, Mrs. Roy Ewing. Mrs. Nelda Ncgelspnch of Brem erton, Washington, has lx on visit- Mr. and Mrs. William M o rison of Portland visited last week with Mr. Mori ¡son’s sister, Clark. NEW YORKER i-DOOR SEDAN Spend 15 minutes with . . . blowouts can’t throw a tire under almost any normal driving. Try driving without shifting in the car with the simplest automatic transmission of all • . . the car that gives you complete control. 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