MOSBY CREEK
i help in the program, and Mr. Shields cemetery. He was the hus
street extending from the
Davidson for his help and also for band of Clara Leliovv who lived I West Ime ot N street westerly
his musicians who played while we hen* several years ago. Mrs. Jones
for a distance
'290 teet
all ate pie.
and Mrs. l.ebovv are cousins
Said |Hirlion to be vacated be
Mr. and Mis Roy Allinghams
Those going from here to Eu
ing dcserilied as follows
While Mr. Davidson was selling
(Mrs. Norman Skaggs, re|H>rter, phone Creswell 553)
Beginning at a |>oint which is
gene Thursday to the extension the pies he was holding a pie up of Ik'nd wen* callers Sunday after
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
60 feet North and 210 teet
club's spring festival were; Mmes. for all to see when it seemed he
West ot the Northeast miner
tripped and down went the pie Even-tt Mel’oy Mr Allinghams is
Creswell Council voted Monday Star entertained guests from Sig Nelson, Arnold Duerst. Lester upside down Everyone looked so a ixmsin of Mr McCoy
of Block One Janies Henry
to adopt daylight saving time Springfield and Junction City. | Rearrick, Lew is
Leslie horrified till the kids ran on the
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bostick ot
McFarland's First Addition to
when Eugene does. Cleanup week Thursday evening. Mrs. E. S. Der- Scott, Francis Turner, Roy stage and startl'd picking up Eugene were callers over the week
Cottage Grove, Oregon as
was set for the first week in May sham was appointed to be repre- England. Henry Snauer. Everett candy that had fallen out of the end at the Jim Bostick home at
platted and recoidvd at page
and definite pickup days will be sentative to the state of Wiscon- McCoy and Harry Castle. The pie. It was a good joke. We want Blue Mountain.
61 of volume 2. Gme County
announced soon. The budget mm-1 sin for three years from the gram!
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and j Plat Reeotds, and running
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style review of wool dresses was a to thank everyone who helped:
mitten nA8 nanxxi
II. \\ 1 avlor, J chaptci of Oregon. A musical pro- bijj feature of the day Mrs Henry Verlm Ward who acted as cashier. daughter Wanda of Coos Bay1
thence North 210 feet, thence
Earl Greenwood, J. M. Walkup, «ram was presented and refresh- Snauer and Mrs. Roy England Mrs. McCoy. Mrs Want and Mrs. spent the week end at the Floyd
East 240 fret,
f-lyde Holleinon. E. A. \\ 'litne^ ments in the F.aster theme were
iwirt in it from Ntosbv v'reek Patten for helping with the dishes Jones home Mr. and Mis. Herold
feet, thence West 290 teet,
and IfttyTs Burke,
taxpayers, to served
cluh Mrs Ar„old Duerst and Mrs. after the program.
Jones and Mrs. Mary Ray and
thence South 290 feet, thence
help draw up the
budge for the Cecelia Kelsch and
Frankie Lewis l.ayng arranged the center
East .’>0 feet to the place of
Easter Sunday dinner guests at daughter lottie May were also
year. The street
committees Reich have N'en judged the best piece for one table in the lunch the Jay Blackmore home were Mr. dinner guests Sunday at the Jones
beginning in Section 29, Town-
[>lan for street work was approved i tumblers in Creswell grade school room which was a spring scene of and Mrs. Don Blackmore and two home.
slop .'u South, Range 9 West,
by the council. People are remind- and will have their names engrav- |»ansies, moss, a frog and a blue- children of Blue Mountain and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Sloan ot
Willamette Meridian in lame
ed that they are to place theii cd on the loving cups. Paula En- bird. There were many beautiful and Mrs. Park Hartzell of Cot London were dinner guests Sun
County, State of Oregon.
house numbers as quickly as rick and Tirnntv Bates were' centerpiece*. Mmes. Leslie Scott. tage Grove.
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
will
be presented to the Common
poMible.
second.
Lester Rearrick of Blue Mountain.
Howard Taylor and Everett Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hemstedt
Mrs. Clyde Putman left Thurs Council ot City ol Cottage Grove
A number of Creswell friends
Creswell Saddle club held an Coy made the candy and arranged and daughter Nancy of Sherwood
to lie heard and considered.
attended the wedding of Miss Easter egg hunt at the Uv Cole the table for the display in the were Sunday guests at the Ben day for Halfway. Oregon to visit
Said petition having been tiled
her
parents
and
other
relatives.
Mary Louise Stone and Dale L. ranch Sunday afternoon. A bucka- display room. There were several Anderson home.
with the City Recorder of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Cline
and
kinds
of
candy
and
also
candy
TAirner in Eugene Friday.
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roo breakfast has been planned for
The primary grades had an children of Oakridge were after City of Cottage Grove on the 10th
boxes tied with ribbons.
P-TA Elects
April 30 and will be $1 a plate.
Easter egg hunt at school Thurs noon callers at the Arnold Duerst day of April, 1950, and signed by
The pie social at the Blue Moun-
Mrs. Pau] Manning was re-elect- . Creswell Grange will hold a grab
day. The teacher treated them to home.
the undersigned ¡letitioners.
president of Creswell high box supper and program at the tain playshed Friday night was candy and Mrs. Everett McCoy
Dated this 13th day of April,
■
well
attended
considering
sickness
>1 Parent-Teachers Associa-1 hall Thursday. April 13.
baked cup cakes and put little
1950.
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, and other causes. Mr. Davidson
tibn Monday evening. Other of
chickens on as favors for the chil
Ct ITT AGE GROVE HOSPITAL
\eterans of Foreign Wars and did a
d
of
thc
MITK E TO V U VI E
ficers are: T. R. Graham, first vice
Ali\i t:irv UI
hftld joint
loin» in
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dren. There were several pre
\\ L. Workman
its s Auxiliary
will hold
in- and . $53.66
was taken in. This will
pfesiintfEllsworth Huffman,
school children attending. All re
stallation
Fel- be
Vive President
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
. ,, .. of . . officers at Odd
.
w used jut
for m
some
. iiiv uvao
treats ui
of lev
ice ported a nice time. Bobby Green
second vice president; Mrs. Mar- ._
lows
hall
Bn.day
evening.
Apnl
21.
cr
eam
and
other
things
for
the
that
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
vhi Pettijohn, secretary; Mrs. F.
ATeswell Boy Scouts celebrated benefit ot thc children. We want was absent with the mumps. Jay Common Council of the City ot
A. EVerson, treasurer.
box their
Miller also has the mumps.
36-5tc-40
Cottage Grove, Lane County. Ore
sdcial and evening of square danc week twentieth anniversary this ; to thank the teachers, Mrs, Small
Carlos
Jones
has
bought
a
new
vvith
a
potluck
supper
and
ind
Wickendoll,
for
their
gon
to
be
held
Monday.
May
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MITK
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TO
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KF
Ill
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ing was planned for April 22. A
court of honor. L. E. Ziniker, the ____
1950 sedan.
1950 at the hour of 8mt o'clock
dinner to honor the athletes of the {¿T.j
i ¡eadBr, has been with the
Mrs. Floyd Jones spent Thurs- PM. of said lay, a Petition for
sqbooi was planned for May 9 with troop
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
for the entire twenty years, months at Okinawa. He will now dav visiting Mrs. Nancy Line- the vacation of the following por
Mrs. H. H. Dersham as general
That the undersigned WILLIAM
A daughter, Diane Marie, was : be stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas. baugh at the Harry Castle home tions of streets, to wit:
chairman. Officers will be initiated
’.
WESLEY PORTER has ticen ap-
at the May 1 meeting.
F^.Hav o £ a
^Ft
Mrs. A. E. Rood has returned to while Mrs. Castle went to Eugene.
A portion of N Street extend
(minted Administrator of the
L*
r lowerday at Goodings, Idaho. Seattle after spending several ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones at
ing from the North line of
Estate of RENFROW Y PORTER
The sixth grade students honor- April 3. The little miss is a grand- months with her mother, Mrs. tended graveside services for John
Birch Avenue northerly, a dis
sometimes known as R. Y. PORT-
cd their teacher. Vernon Peter- daughter of Mrs. Gladvs Flowcr-
Opal Stott.
Sampson Saturday morning at the
tance of 290 feet, an unnamed
ER. Deceased
the Circuit
nyin, with a surprise birthday; day.
pdrty Wednesday afternoon. They
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Susbauer and
presented him with an automatic son of Hillsboro called on the
pencil. Mrs. Paul Manning. Mrs. Adam Schmitts Saturday. Sus-
W. L. Scott and Mrs Forrest as- hauer is a nephew of Schmitt,
silted with the serving.
Creswell baseball team will
Mrs. Neva Gray’s room present- sponsor a benefit turkey dinner at
ed an Indian lore program to Cres- the Creswell Grange hall Saturday
well Grade School Mothers' club ; evening April 15 w ith proceeds to
Friday afternoon. The annua] May be used for expenses of the team.
Day program was planned for May
Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
6 and committees were appointed. w ith Mrs. Norman Skaggs Wednes
The Home Economics club of Cres day afternoon and the birthdays of
well Grange has presented a plant April were honored. It was an
to the Mothers' club for the Cres- nounced that $41 had been cleared
lane school grounds which the club on the recent food sale.
is landscaping. Next meeting will
Creswell people have combined
be May 8 and officers will be their efforts with the Red Cross
elected Mrs. Gray's room and and built a home for the Bertram
Mrs. Harvey Wright s room tied Reynolds family, who recen’iy lost
for the record player by having their home by fire,
the same amount of mothers pres
Mrs. Walter Hager is ill at the
ent.
home of her daughter. Mrs. War
The first and third Wednesdays ren A. Smith at 1590 Ferry street,
of the month have been designated Eugene.
"Parents Swim Night.” and all
Rev. and Mrs. Ward Woods and
parents aré invited to meet at the family have returned from an ex
U of O campus at 8 and enjoy a tended trip through the midwest.
swim. Plans are underway to form They attended the National Sun
a club.
day school conference of the As
The seventh and eighth graders sembly of God Chruch at Spring
will present “Snow White and the field, Mo.
Seven Dwarfs," at Creslane school,
Walter Golding. Pfc, son of Mr.
Friday evening, April 14 at 8.
and Mrs. H. V. Golding, is home on
Creswell chapter of Eastern 40 days leave after spending 14
CRESWELL BRIEFS
Mr*. Harry Casti« Reporter
Phone 10'11
Timi«., Vprll 1.1, 19.10
Tin- Nentliiel. ('ullage Grove. Oregon
Court of the Slate ot Oregon tor hereby required to apD'ar und an-
I «ane County. All person« having «wer Ilie complaint filed ligniinit
claims agalsl said Est ite are I h re you In Ilie »'.Hive entitled suit on
notified ■ to I
present
the same, « or
the
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duly verified, to the Administrator date of first publication of thin
al tile law oline ol HIRHI'RI \\ siininions, or lor want thereof the
LOMBARI), \\ìsu Bldg . Cottage plnmtIH wIII takv u deeree agallisi
Grove. Oregon, w itimi slx nionlhs you that the marriage contrari
troni thè d ite ot thè tirst publlca now existmg between aforeoaid
Hono! this noliee Daled and tirsi pamuii and detendant la- forever
published March 30. 1950. WIL dissolved. set aside and held to
1.1AM
l’i Ht 1ER, Ad , naught. This «liminoli« is pub-
ministrami HERBERT W Li >M lishcd once each week for four
18 consecutive weeks in the Cottage
BARD, at lot iicy
.1
“ Grove Sentinel, a newspa|>er pub-
s| VIVIONS
li«hed at Collage Grove, laine
County. Oregon by order of 1 loll
F Skipworth. Judge of said
TN THE CIRCDIT Ct HIRT OF
Court dated March 14, 1950
THE STATE OF OREGON
Dated and first published March
FOR LANE COUNTY
I l I IS J Rl rm RFt »RD Plain 10. 1950.
tm V* i'll uu t H I I' R1 rm I!
WARD W. WINTER MEI ER
H »RD. l»efendiint.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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FORD. Di-fcndant.
Address, Eugene. Oregon.
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