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Tbl- Sentinel. (nlt*gr Grove, Oregon
Better Dresses
For Homemakers
Object of Study
Thur»., Nov. .1 IMS
Battles Diabetes
Homemaker work dresses that
arc usable, comfortable and dur-
able will be designed by home
econo ujiak> at the O.S.C. agricul
tural experiment station this win
ter as part of a new research pro
ject on the design and construc
tion of functional work dresses.
Requested by the State Home
Economies Extension council, the
research project is aimed at de
veloping better designed and better
constructed work dresses. Mrs.
Clara Edahurn, associate home
economist, is project leader with
Mrs. McNette Frazier as research
assistant'
To find out what Oregon home-
makers want in the way of work
dross design and construction,
Dr. Michael Somogyi
questionnaires are being mailed to
various housewives throughout the DISCOVERER of a new dietary treat
state. Homemakers are asked their ment for diabetes, in which insulin
opinions on such items as best Injections are either reduced or
sleeve length, desirability of belts completely eliminated. Dr. Michael
and buttons, and faults they have Somogyi (above) Is shown in the
noted in the construction of ready laboratory of the St. Louis Jewish
made dresses.
Hospital. Ar; .ouncement that 4.000
Later on, housewives will be diabetics who followed his method
observed at work in their home by are getting along without the use
Mrs. Edabum and Mrs. Frazier as of Insulin has attracted nationwide
(international)
a means of finding what parts of attention.
the dress get the most wear and
strain during the normal house
LATHAM
hold tasks requiring bending,
(Mrs.
Esther
Trunnell. reporter
reaching, etc.
phone 17-F-ll)
Another phase of the program
calls for the home economists to
Leslie Dale. a9h pound son. ar
make figure type descriptions as rived at 2:40 a.m. October 31 at
a means of better adapting dress Butler maternity home to spend
designs to women of various pro- some time with his parents, Mr.
portions. Most of the dress pat- and Mrs. Clare Chapman. Mrs.
terns now available on the market Crystal Wilson of salens sister of
are designed primarily for young Mrs. Chapman is staying at the
women with "ideal figures" and Chapman home.
are not availabe for mature fig-
Mr. and Mi's. Fred Harris each
ures. Mrs. Edaburn explains.
got an elk near Ukiah. F. C. Har
Dresses of various design and mon also was a lucky hunter for
for various figure types will be elk in the Pendleton country.
made on the basis of these find
Mrs. Lee Williams was honor
ings and will be sent to from six guest at a birthday dinner at the
to twelve selected homemakers for home of her sister Mrs. Frank
six months wearing tests. The White Saturday evening. Others
homemakers will mail the dresses present were Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle
to the home economics department Haynes. iVrgil White. Carmen
for laundering and ironing to in and Frank White, and Lee Wil
sure uniformity in that phase of liams. Sunday evening Mrs. Wil
test work.
liams' birthday was further hon
It is planned that the test dress ored by a patty at the home cf
es will be on display at the June Mrs. E. A. Boswell with a buffet
1950 meeting of the State Home . supper following. Present besides
Economics Extension council. Once the hostess and her family were
the final designs have been ap Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langston, Mr.
proved, the patterns will be made and Mrs. Clyde Hamilton, Mr. ami
available to commercial pattern Mis. George Long and son and
companies and dress manufactur daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Por
ers.
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams.
Lorraine and Lenore Porter and
Gilbert Yearous.-Games and music
CHURCHES ASKED TO
13 made a very pleasant eventng.
OBSERVE CROP «VN„
Friends and neighbors honored
Churches throughout the 18 Ore
gon counties participating in the Helen Hickethiei with a bridal
Christian Rural Overseas Program shower Nov. 3 at the home of her
(CROP) will be asked to observe mother, Mrs. Hubert Hickethier.
CROP Sunday on November 13. Mrs. Gladys Hudson and Mrs. Ad
Joe King Jr., state chairman, an die Trunnell were hostesses.
A son, Charles Edward, was
nounced.
Pastors of Protestant and Cath born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
olic churches will receive requests Stockdale Oct. 27. They have
from representatives of CROP'S moved back on the place here.
Mrs. Levicy Harris will accom
three sponsoring agencies—Church
World Service, Catholic Rural Life pany her mother Mrs. Laura Ham
and Lutheran World Relief— to ilton of Bandon on a trip to visit
observe the date, which will mark Mrs. H. E Read at Spokane. Mrs.
the opening of an intensive week- Read is a sister of Mrs. Harris.
long solicitation for food com
modities to be shipped overseas.
The CROP committee's goal is
LEGAL NOTICES
between 12 and 14 carloads of
wheat, dried fruit, cheese, dried IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
milk and other commodities. The
THE STATE OF OREGON
contributions will be distributed
FOR LANE COUNTY
to starving persons overseas by
representatives of the sponsoring CHARLES A. COOLEY, and
agencies.
MARTHA S. COOLEY, his wife.
Plaintiffs.
MADGE MOTE, a divorced per
son; D. C. COLLIER and PEARL
COLLIER, his wife; LUCEEL
RICE, a widow; I. E. RICE and
JANE DOE RICE, his wife; the
unknown heirs of I. E. RICE and
JANE DOE RICE, his wife, if
either or both are deceased, also
all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title,
estate, lien, or interest in the real
estate described in the Plaintiffs’
Complaint herein.
To I. E. RICE and JANE DOE
RICE, his wife; the unknown
heirs of I. E. RICE and JANE
DOE RICE, his wife, if either or
both are deceased, also all other
persons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, ’lien or
interest in the real estate de
scribed in the Plaintiffs' Com-
Defendants.
plaint herein,
IN THE NAMI-: OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby
summoned and required to appear
and answer the Complaint of the
Plaintiffs filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before
weeks from the date of first
And you save a lot of it on four
publication of this Summons, and
fuel bills, by ordering now. if you fail to so appear and an
You’ll be readv for that first swer, for want thereof, the Plain
autumn frost too. Delivery tiffs will apply to the above en
titled Court for the relief prayed
at your convenience. Call to for in Plaintiffs' Complaint, to-
wit: That you and each of you b<
day.
adjudged to have no estate or in
terest whatever in and to the
lands and premises herein de-
scribed:
Begining at a point North 24"
10' East 228.7 feet from cor-
nor number three of County
Survey No. 1420 in Section 28
Township 20 S.. Rango 3 West
“You’ll Be Thankful
of the Willamette Meridian
For That Tank Full!’’
and running thence North 24
KT East 376.37 feet; thence
South 65 50" East 271.9 foot,
MOBILISAS
more or less, to the Westerly
line of the county road;
V. CT. Lomax, Distributor
thence South 34 51’ West
Phone 548
384.43 foot along said county
Money Doesn’t
Grow on Corn
Stalks
mad; thence
BAKER, ho husband I ULA Me-
Dl FF. a widow; and HOW ARD
to place of beginning, all in
Lane t\»unty, Oregon.
MAN. his wife.
' A MOORE
MOORE, his
I FvfvndanU.
indy
And that the Plaintiffs CHARLES
Ui«' owners
the Liw onice of IIEHBEIi r W I e<m cd Any and all iM itmtis hav
I h .MIIARD. Miser Building, Col
m; cl inn. malusi salii eslulv in
Inge Grove, Oregon, within
i\ hereli) iiotifhal Io piesent Hu
LEGAL NOTICES
MU It I
Hl CRT DI tons
1919
in
COOLEY. his wife, are the owners WARREN BAKER, her husband,
in fee simple of the pt .»pert y de
n.
scribed herein as set forth in the
THE
OF THE
Is.
L'omplaint herein; and that you
and each of you be forever barred hereby summoned and required to
and enjoined from asserting any I apix'ar anti answer the Complaint
claim whatever in and to the of the plaintiffs filisi against you
aforesaid lands adverse to the iin the «Une entitled sulf on oi such
Plaintiffs, and for such other and . Ix'forv the last da) of the time
further relief as to the Ctourt may prescribed in the order of pubi!
seem just and equitable.
on or before th" 2b
cation
This Summons is published once1 day of
nber, 1949; and it
each week for four consecutive
appear and answer,
tincl. a news|»aper published in
Cottage Grove. Line Cbunty, Ore
gon, by Order of Hon G. F. SKIP-
WORTH, Judge cf said Court,
dated the 18th day of October,
1949, and is first published Oc
tober 20, 1949.
ALTA KING and RICHARD L
THWING, Attorneys for Plain
tiffs Residence and Post Office
Address: Cottage Grove, Oregon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
undersigned has been appointed
by the Circuit Court of Line
County. Oregon, administrator ot
the estate of ANNA SUSAN
HUBBELL, deceased. All [xusens
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the
same duly verified, with proper
vouchers, to the Administrator at
the law office of MAYNARD
WILSON. 731 Main Street, Cot
tage Grove. Lane County. Oregon,
within six months from the date
of first publication of the notice
OCTOBER 20. 1919.
ELMER J. KENT. Administra
tor. MAYNARD WILSON. Attor-
ney for Adnnnistrator
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PARC! I. A
Lots 4 and 8 in Block 7 of
Second Addition to George-
;on.
town. Line County,
and resi
Lane
of voluti
claims
lor
ma) seem Just
and
same.
e I
li»,
(ob
ica
\\
tow n. Lane Counts < Fregón,
an i ivi
page 62 of volume
Line
County Plat Records, in Lane
County, Oregon.
exierous
Il E II B E HT W
ell through tile i l l
llleil
EXTRA VALUE..«
Nt*
series
yob-Rated'TRUCKS
are priced with the lowest !
of first pub-
It’s whnt von p l lor wlmi you |wiy
that colini»!
Riad, mi tin» p"gi'. why Dodgu
"J.J Hahd" truck» offer ymi >tl>u
.1'MliARl >. Ai
tifili ftesktence
Address Wiser1
Ask II» II»
lit
limiti' you Ihr ptico of thi> Dudgo
‘\lob Hat..: ' tm. k lli.it ht» your
hauling or
ribs- lo Th.-
.
WOR I II IIAHV
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
WITH ALL THEIR
I
. in tn onomy. III long.
butting truc k
For it "real <
Dodge
"Job-Rated'
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
by the Circuit Court of Lane
County, Oregon, administrator of
the estate of WELCOME L. HUB
BELL. deceased. All jx-rsons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same duly verified, with projicr
vouchers, to the Administrator at '
the law office of- MAYNARD
WILSON. 731 Main Street. Cot- |
tag? Grove. Lane County. Oregon,
within six months from the date '
of first publication of this notice
OCTOBER 20. 1949
ELMER J. KENT. Administra
tor. MAYNARD WILSON. At tor-
ney for Administrator
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• RUGGED 3.4- ®r 3 SPEED SYNC! HO-SHIH TRANS
MISSIONS
"Joi. Hill'd" tor tlw lead. <'ari'U-
Is'.iru.gs throughout.
EUll flOAtING REAR AXIES
Hvp' id d' mn;
nio tyi»' housing . . . ujob-Hahd" for lisci
• CYClIBONnfD BRAKE IININGS
brake life.
no rivets
pro
long
• CROSS-TYPi STEERING . . . SI. irp turning an. Ie;
SAHTY-LOCATED GAS TANKS . . . Outside th«
b, NOT inside!
Ntw STffRtNG COIUMN G1ASJHIFT . . . Stolid.ird
3 gMs'd trac aim-sion» .. provides easier luin-
dllllg. more umd'.-trui ted limit sp ue, greater
aafety of operation.
SUMMONS
see lue now!
Chassis Features
• SUPI* FRICTION CIUTCHÍS. ! ar
fruii.mid
ureas. "Job-Haled" for »un» th neliön mid
long life.
NOTICE TO < REDITORS
(N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF < >REGON
FOR LANE COUNTY
■C. A. MOORE and ESTHER B j
MOORE, his wife. JOHN I). STU- |
ART and LOUISE STUART, his
wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
ANNA FREEMAN, a widow:
OLIVER W. FREEMAN and
MAXINE FREEMAN, his wife;
ED FREEMAN and MARY
FREEMAN, his wife; GEORGI-
ANNA BAKER and WARREN
m e
kly newspajier ol general cir-
ation, printed and published in
ta ;e
Grove,
Line
t'ounty.
,te of Oregon, and that you lie
til ed to appe-U' and answer on
Block 7 of
Lus 3 and 7 in
Second Addition
anil
the
Any and all per
against said
notified to p
duly verified w
rs, as by law r
published o n e <
Oregon.
l.< iMBARD, Alton» y
Non« i< hi t iu in ions
Line Count)
entitled
demanded I k
plaintiffs' Complaint, towu That
you. and each ot you. be adjudged
to have on . Mate or interest what,
soever in or to the lands ind
premises het ein described. to-wit
th.. I ..or Olin e Of HERBERT W.
I.i »ME Mil >, W i . r Biulilinit. Co!
I mulled Admmistratrix of the I ■
.mil
want thereof
will apply to the
Court lor
relief
in Lane County,
PARCEL B:
W
in
NI I.LIE M. HAM
Dodge
"Job Rated"
Engine Features!
• hmou ; nonet t hi ad truck inginij
. . . "lob Rili'il fui yuuC Lxh, Mu' gM. 0.1.
• CCMPUTIIT JMISH AND CUST PROOF
FtrCTRICAl SVSTIM
lb
i typo «puh p'ugi । I h'.A-
output rml htturo amLingly smooth engine
opaiation; longe, plug l.tc
• OHAUST VAI Vf Jf AT INST RTS
trtnt
wear i I p<ttu>. Reduce »aire guniting; pre-
verve perform .Mice
• HIPlACfAglt PHI FITTI D MAIN bi AHINGT
pi - r.i' a. long life quality Reduce mattile
nance cotti.
• fl" rhtSSURi lUBMCAUON
|
pò iute tu num. cmnwting fod And camihaft
bi wing, and umihatt dm«. piUongj engine
lile.
• FUIt HNGTH CVUNDIR COOUNG
i
RING Al UMIMUM AUOt PISTONS
OH RATH
AIR CLIANIR J..d many uther money M»mg
features!
RIGHT SPOT" HAND BRAKE , . . under tint
“Our little farm will be the best in
the country. I’ve bought wash gravel
from the
Zumwalt & Williams
$and & Gravel Co.”
Phone 384R2
■ mid I t mi models.
Standard on nil 1
Provide» unobstructed tlimr «jmcc; ciuiic»
piu-'iige through cither cab disir.
LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR PRISINT TRUCK
CECIL BECK MOTOR CO
711 So. Pac. Hy.
Phone 40Ó
JENKS HATCHERY STILL GROWING
These Oregonians are behind three
growing enterprises in widely differ
ent fields. By taking advantage of
Oregon opportunities to better them
selves, they help make the whole state
grow — creating more jobs, products,
services and more opportunities for
MAKES TANKS AND OREGON JOBS
all of us in Oregon. To make it pos
Approximately 30 sheet metal workers,
machinists anil welders are busily at work
in the laryi Oak Street Tank A Steel plant
in Ashland. This Oregon business was
born in 1940 whin Harry R. Morris
(above) began making oil storage tanks
in his father's garage to meet local de
mands. Today Morris' company makes
tanks of all kinds, spet iali/ing in septic
tanks; manufactures a motor steam clean
er for vehiiles, and builds metal special
ties. The firm's aluminum rowlioats are
popular on Rogue River Valley streams
and lakes, lor his company's banking
needs, Morris uses constructive services
of the Ashland branch of first National.
sible for individuals to more readily
help themselves, constructive bank
ing services are made widely avail
able by banks in the First National
Group. Thus we help Oregon grow—
family by family, farm by farm and
business by business. We invite you
to come in soon and tell us how we
can help you.
A,.
.
.
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‘LET’S BUILD
OREGON
TOGETHER"
■WE®
FIRST
...
O? COTTAGE GROVE
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Portland
NOW...ALL-DAY BANKING
MondflV thru autuzduy
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
When Mr .ind Mr . I nodi M Jcnk\ (right)
staricd a ihnkcn hatchery in 1919 on the
pionee r li nks family ram h near langcnt,
thur kerosene intuhatort held 250 vgps.
Today, with sons Marlowe (leli) ami Melvin
in charge, the batiherv's automatic electric
cut’s iu consj .it a
aetiine. There arc H600 chickens at the I an*
gent hrccdir ranch and 10.000 lurkcv. on <OO
acres near Corvnllh. '.loihtv chicks .ind
I he
poults arc shipped as far as Hawaii
Jenks’. I irst National customers at Albany,
consider services of th t bank’s auric ultor d
field me n e«pr< । div vah Libie in helping their
business
and ()rv<-n
grow.
SONi EXPAND MULING BUSINESS
A llrnir li'iL'u • busmi vv f iululnl .It Bland < Uy •'>
PW6 by ilu Liu- HL.tril I. kuldlc lomitiucv to
grow wiili <!i<- Grande Ronde Valley it wrve».
I'u i til day opt ramr» of the Pioneer I louring
MdK arc the founder'» ton*. I red F. Kiddk*
(lilt) and Mirtun W. Kiddle. Now there i» a
-.etond null at I nion; elevator» and grain ware-
hou i i at Imbler, I Igin and I i (rrande; and |>«a
prottuing plant» at Island < ity and l ight. Ap-
proviniatcly io i.oo.fKMl pound» of Oregon Hour,
alon ■, is milled ai iiiiilly. Banking vervirr» of llio
la Grande Bi.unit of l ost National play an ini-
poriaut p.ut nt tin- Kid'Ui. Lxtcioive operation».