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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1950)
DELIGHT VALLEY Mr». E. D. Sherrill, Ki-purter Pilone GlHKI A warm sun mid cool wind pro vided an Ideal day for tin- nu n who labored on Sunday in helping hou se gel well stalled, but a Well was driven also Mr and Mrs. Claude David-on ami children, Carl and Hetty, cn- fuyed the past week end at Utn|>- <|ua bay. A am prise meeting with Mi- ami Mrs. Clyde Davidson while there added* pleasure to flic trip. but I b'' lack of n pood catcii <>l fisli was a trifle < lisapj « » i11 inp LATHAM MOSBY CREEK Mr». Esther Trunin-Il, Hep rl- r Phone 17 I-II Mr», Harry < astlc Keporter Phone H>FI2 A woman who has really achiev ed something is Mrs. Florence Yunkln who Is making her home Wltll her uon, Marian Yunkln Since sin- suffered a stroke on tin rigid side and was in lx-d for months, Mis. Yunkin h.i: learned io sew w ith lier left limili and make» her own ekithes. Ri cent Sunday visitors - f tlx Ira B>-idhis were Mr and Mi llieu daughter, Helen Hewitt anil chil dren Janice and Jean and then son Paris Breedlove, wile (Kath Icon Beidlei ) and children Billy an<l Joan all of Springfield. Clifford Adams look Ray (Ike) Adams to the Veterans hospital In Portland last for treatment. The increased tax lexy wax passed 8 to 5 last .Monday night at the Blue Mountain school. • The seventh grade pupils at the Blue Mountain school honored tlic eighth grade pupils with a party and wiener roast Fiiday night at flu- school house. Mr and Mrs. Mike F ucdlc of White Plains, New York are visit ing Mrs. Fucille-, pni-nt- Mr. mid Mrs. Sig Nelson. Mr. F'-n die will leave fot home this wi ck but Mrs. F'ucilli- plans to stay a few month with her ¡««rents. Harry Castle hart the luck to catch 2 rats in one trap one night last week They were caught by the hind feet, , Those graduating from the I (dghth grade this year an : James Patten, Jay M i 11 c r, Aivm | Jolin Seablont build his giunge, which will I h - used for Un ir home until n |M*rmanvnt residence can Mr and Mrs. II i Brown of I m - erected I’he Indie-, laid a table well laden with all manner of good Eugene, pulenta of Mrs R C Ilf till- (tiler food and thlify-nlne hungry tum mies answered tin- call of "(’uine home on Sunday. Mr mid Mrs Wm Olson and and get It." Not only did- the family enjoyed the week end visit of their friend, Mrs, Alita- John son i I I 'ort ( irford Vacation visitors al tlic Don Schacht home includili I Mr and Mrs Jack Schacht mid daughter, lilikle, of Monterey, ( 'alifornia, Mi mid Mr- Si-vold unii children. Sm n I ru and Michael of Sioux Falls, Mr- Norman Meyer» and non Mount View leit tills week end for Kia Latham Friday with a wore of 3t Roby, Marion Seidel, M ¡ry W.axi- nui t h Falls where they will visit lo fi in favor of Latham I toys min worth and Geneva Bettis. The1 class colois arc him- and yellow. tor a week with relative» and al 26 to 5 in favor of Mount View Tiie large honeyxucklc vine that lend the graduation exercises of was planted by Mrs Jasper Patten Mr R Äsken sp-nt Thursday more than fifty years ago on the Mrs M G. Nelson of Belling and Friday in Portland for a place now owned by Fied (»verton ham, Washington is »¡x-nding a few eh- ck Ufi witli his doctor. failed to come out this spring and \vcek» at tiie Imine ol her Son-in- Mr. mid Mrs Derrell Graban is dead law and daughter, Mr. mid Mrs. movi-d into the -Tixdhman The Mothers dull held their last ii M 160 ■ home Mr and Mrs. Toolhman are meeting of the year Wednesday af Mr mid Mrs D-c Rusk, form- living at Detroit. ternoon at the Blue Mountain erly of Milwaukie, Oregon arrived Builds Mrs Rosie D-wis attended Grani1 lunch room, plans for the picnic at the Sherrill home on Tuesday Luigi- ol lb (»-kalis in Astoria last Success Story F'riday wen- completed and it was evening of last week after a va Monday evening and receive«! cation tour i f eight months, going along witli eighty-two othiis th« decided |o have Mol hi i s club on J im - I lemfhcr’» story is typical Wednesday next year in lead ol south < toklmid, of hundreds of Ilie slieee till degree of Chivalry given by tin Thursday Mm Ixaiise Widii-ndoll Cornia Mr. ami Mrs Rusk arc poultrymen the Pacific Grand Dxlgc (or outstanding cum and Mrs. Yola Baldwin will te-e h |H-mling Ih ■ week in tlic Cottage Northwest He says "1 changed munity service. Grove vicinity, but finding the to Triangle Feeds ten years ago Edwin E. Allen ol Eugene su< fishing lien- Very dull ami have fed it ever since, with cessful candidate in tin- primary RememlH-r Hie xchtMil picnic, । the utmost satIMactmu I have election to state legislature spenl Wednesday. May 31, where every tried other feeds but always Sunday with his pm ent-, Mr ami one is welcome A rigid good place Mix. Wolff Allen found I got I h II ci results and to meet your neighlior». , more profit» witli Triangle I 111 Marine pr ivate First <'lass Rus w<-ck end with his parents, Mi Feed» sell Tracy, who lias tw-cn enjoying and Mrs. Cliffoid Adams. Yours trul V, Ids first leave visiting at home JOE DI Ml III I The Hhmc Fk'onomics club ol with Ins parents and hiolhers, will llelinm grange met at ( »legon ( jty, ( »regoli the R he returning Io his base on Thurs- Yeemus home May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Gene arris re I turned Monday from ( lakland ( ‘aldolnin with the ('usual Com- California where he purchased a |xmy ul the Marine Corps Recruit Huck. She drove the car home I le|xit I One of the children stayed witl. their grandmother and the other Chick You’ll find it in tlic classified. with aunt Dorothy Landers. Triangle Milling Company first Pages hi and 17 Of tin- 500 registered voters in originated and developed the I heir Ditham precinct only 177 idea ol chick starter and broiler their votes at the primary ration in Kiuinbhzrd form. Safe for the tinieat chicks, it it ide d elei-tion. The ballots were dearly for easy feeding without w. xte. (marked generally A few voted for Use these improved feeds tor three when- only one was allowed economy and bettei results with Chief loss of vote was in the cast your chicks and broilers. Builillng Block«, nil »I mmi ; Pier where a jirccinct committeeman Block»; etc. Durante Aluminum or committis-woman of opposite Window». Waterproofing. rrrnrrn ¡Mirty from the hallbt cast was written m. Statements of tin- vot< cast an- ¡»isted outside the school house. **, ».A b * (Mifuam I Mr and Mrs Werner Harrison I.BDMVUl I nt your left Saturday for Martinez, Cali- Ea«t Main Street foinia after spending a week on Ilnur MUI | a lumber buying trip in Gottagi TRIANGLE POULTRY FEEDS Ten-Year How TRIANGLE ■CRUMBLES al f!lu- Mountain next year and Mi Ui *t.i M< Guin- will cmik again Mi ind Mrs Frod Overton went • o Drain Sunday and attended the funeral ,,f Mrs Helen ( lark, moth- .1 of Mrs. Chancy Overton. Mi Ida Jenkins of S< io v i.l -d Monday at the home of her son and wife dr. and Mr- Fred Overt.»n Mr Gi-nwievc Coblentz was home-d with a bridal show*r Wcdm day at the hum- of Mrs. Mal.mson of Waldi-n, Mrs luindis a ‘ i ' iii ^ in the entertaining. Miss ' obi- nlz received many lovely gift from those picxint and many sent gilts although unable to at tend Mis Coblentz and Mr. Jim Lay!n Id of the । a t will lx- mar ried .Jun«- 8 at 7 o'clock in the eve ning it the Blue Mountain church WALLETS - PURSES CANDY - SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS - COSMETICS KNITTING BAGS - SEWING KITS HOSE BOXES Household Hint To hide a deep scratch on ma- ho ny or other dark woods, paint it with a strung iodine solu tion. ARC & ACETYLENE The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon IU STCKAIT CARDS WELDING Krcfckerbockers, Cottage Grove Welding Works j Portable Welding Any Place 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 24 tfcxxx t quality “of Course” 5c-10c-$1.00 r ret Your Commercial Printing Jobs at the Sentinel helps insure permanent markets-and jobs Starter (’olierete Products TRIANOLE MILLING CO. Thurn.« May *5, 1950 Cecil C. Wooley 9) 'Grove. Mrs Harrison is the form er Mrs. Stanley Mendenhall of Mendenhalls Grocery which was purchasi-d by Elmer Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Porter visited Springfield and Eugene by plane Sunday afternoon. The rodent control contest held by the 4-H clubs closed May 20 Members gained points by killing digger squirrels, rats, rabbits and mountain Dat ham boys were responsible for ridding this c immunity of many rodent- as tin following list of |M>ints shows Paul Hammond, 8125; Dennis Chapman, 3500; Billy Bones, 2950; Earl Powell, 2675; Ted Marcy , 2075; Bruce Worley, 1815; Glen Whit ney. 550 and Chester Name, 250. While tlie total [stints didn't make the 25.000 needed to qualify for the half scholm ships, the members did get the benefit of getting rid of tin- rodents on their own places and each received a portion of the $5.00 donated by Hebron grange for tins purpose. The new curtains for the school gymnasium winch weyc purchased by tlic joint efforts ol the school chili, schistl boald, anil commun ity were installed Friday and will be used for the first time for graduation. May 29. The lud ham school club has de- cidcd not a picnic this year duo to the various picnics by separate looms and the recent ham dinner. A seven and one half pound son was Utrn to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beers Monday, May 22 at 2 a.m at their home here. Jim, Bob, Barbara and Linda Means Spent Saturday night with relatives in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Means joined them on Sunday. 4? Wt have a new, large and beauti fully-boxed »election of the very latest Eaton Fathion Letter Paper*. The price* are modest but the quality proud. ■ • . Eaton's famous Fashion Papers are special in de sign, special in quality, certain of You buy again and again those products which give you satisfaction. You avoid those you find undependable. No amount of strong selling can change youi mind if you are displeased with your purchase. This applies to lumber, pulp plywood and other forest products just as it does to bread, shoes or chewing gum. Under the American system of competitive enterprise it is the satisfied customer who enables a business to meet its payrolls, pay its taxes and make a profit. That is why dependable quality in our products is considered such a necessary part of our plan to build a permanent operation. The name "W eyerhaeuser ” on forest products has come to mean a great deal. It signifies products by careful craftsmen- of reliable quality and value and new and better articles made of wood. Th‘i reputation helps maintain permanent markets thousands of customers—for our products. It is the best possible "job insurance” for all of us. • ipadal welcome as gilts lor any FARM and RANCH one at anytime. B INCOME TAX RECORD KELLY DRUG CO. Phone 87 (MW Main TO HELP INSURE « PERMANENT INDUSTRY WE- Require* no bookkeeping experience rOR UHMS «NO RtNCNtS Of «II KINOS SIMPLIFICO —i«SV TO KUF oxixxn rxu Price* $100 . $3.50 • $5 00 ¡ farms , never ending timber supply for our mills. 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