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' DUDE RANCHER? LATHAM At the State ( (inverdii FedcrMlon ol i at Kliimiitli F ji II h . June Mrs. J. F. Godard was elided vici' jircsi- Wllllimctte distilli dent stull', each pn sl<li <l over by a Vice preslilent who iiss I m I n the state president Mrs. Gixtard mid Mr-. Rul|>h Sears were delegutes of th«* Go Greyhound! ANGLER? Uutherine Ih'iiili mid Myrtlu illusoti at h uili <1 the 4 H club Mimmi*!' x«'h<x>| nf Uorvullis Th<' Skelton ranch formery own- cd by F B VmiNoi 1 wick has lu en sold to Dr. mid Mrs Roberl Mi r riik who will move then' s<x>n. The Skclhirm had mud«* extensiv«' improvinM'iilK to tin* house Dr Merrick also purchased the other 15 m reM. The original buildings Were m eted on ii 1(H) nere tract by J. D Anderson in 1906-7. He hid [Hirehiiscd it from Jolin tool- cy who look Up the lust land claim. Al Hinton hai sold his sawmill on Mosby Creek to Ernest Tinnikcr and Merle Rose who will call it i In- M A E I.uml» i ' 'n . Altai ' Ixineastei will continue ns snwyci week attending the State Giunge m uin« nt (intarlo, as delegate from Hebron Grange. Robert Swearingen ol Drain is spending the week with his grand- purenta, Mr. mid Mrs. Robert St Elmo. Mrs Vei noti Patrick Yon culla whose husband was killed when n log rolled on him recently near Gunter. 1» a cousin of Hugh and Murry Ti unia II SUN BATHER? Roy Means home and moved in The Roy Mean* left Sunday with trailer house for North Bend where Mr Means Is sujx'rin- the lending the construction M E church. Bob Means remaní- ting hi* brother Glen in the con- st ruction a government fish hatchery near Doremi dam Mrs. Merle Porte and her mot tier, Mrs. Julia Watts of Go Greyhound! SIGHT-SEER? Go Greyhound! ton, Idaho, where they will lx> joined by five sistola of Mrs. Porter for a family reunion. One I sister will come from New York City Robert and James Richardson of Bellflower, Calif, ar«- sfx-ndlng , th«' summer at the home of their Kt andfather, M Patten. Tliey came with Mrs Patten when she returned from California recently, Mads Overgaard Is in the Eu- fnini an u|M«riition on June 20. Ronni«* Bangle of Paso Robles. California is spending a couple of months with his grand|uirents, Mr and Mrs. Elliott Some Hebron grange memlx-rs at tendisi church at 1 lebrón Sunday and the basket dinner of grunge nnd church at the grange hall af terward. June 25 the Jolly Workers are s|M>nsoring a community picnic on the cast side of the lake after church. Eldon B. Grable ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 48 N. 9th Goes Phone 337 community rim nnd have shown r of public opinion. D* lose this pi K i le- . Amen ige. If wc instill of demorcraey in onr sons and (laughters, We nei'd not fear fur llieir lillun It we not, we already have glimimes of what we will have. This is an evi l revolving [»nx'esx that must go on daily both nt home and at M'hool Dale we as citizens fail to carry the light ? Mi. and Mrs Rufus Arne and Mi and Mrs <’ S Plasti r s|x ni Sunday on u trip to Bend. They went l»y way of Willamette high way and returned on the McKcn- The Sentinel, Cut tune Grove, Oregon terrat in th«' real «'stale d«'s«'rilx'd Thnrs.. ■lune 2?, 1MR in plaintiff’s Complaint on file i opening thereof or before award herein, DEFENDANTS of contract, unless said award I" IN THE NAME <>F THE STATE delayed for a periisi exceeding 30 OF OREGON: You ar<> hereby I day*. summoned and reejuired to apficar SOTII K TO I REDITOKM Cecil Caldwell, Clerk and answer the Complaint of the 46-2tc-47 plaintiff EiU-rl against you in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: above entitled suit on or before That the undersigned has been ap- Eight justices of the U. S. Su- the last day of th«- tim«' prescribed pointed Administratrix of the preme Court were on the highest in th«' Order of Publication, to- Estat«' of CHARLES A. CHAP Itench for more than thirty years. wit: on or tW'fore July 20, 1950; MAN. fx-ccased, by the Circuit and if you fail to ao ap|*-ar and of th«* State of Otegon for!. answer, for want thereof the Court Lane County. All persons having ! | plaintiff will apply to th«' above are entitled Court for th«' relief claims against said Estate the 1 । prayed for in plaintiff's f’om- hereby notified to present same, duly verified with proper I plaint, to-wit: That you, and each of you, be adjudged to have n«i vouchers, to the unriersigned at estate or interest whatsoever in the law office of HERBERT W. Latham voters elicteli Geo Mc . and to th«- lands and premises LOMBARD, Wiser Bldg., Cottage > Reynolds to sucip-cd Merli- Poi ti r Trucks »applied by lord Motor Company are carrying replicas of the ) fwrein d<s«'nlxd, to-wit: Grove, Oregon, within six months ns director nt the annual meeting ) famous Liberty bell into every state of the I nited Slates to -pearhead the | of the date of th«' first publication fk-ginning at a joint 26.0 feet Monday evening. Sixty-eight votes 1 , of this notice. Dated and first I . S. Trca urv department's Savings Bond Independence Drive. The bells South 81 deg. 26’ West from were cast in nil. ¡published June 15, 1950. OPAL E. | were given to Ilie Treasury by six I nlled States ropper companies. When th«* northwesterly corner of As the next regular school board WAGNER, Administratrix. HER they arrived in Lew York they were mounted on lord trucks and sent to Lot 1 of Block 2 of the Plat meeting falls on July 4 it will I m - BERT W LOMBARD, Attorney every tale in the I nion. Ibe above photo show- one of tl e bell- mi,unted of Saginaw as [ilathd and re held Wednesday evening July for Estate 45-5tc-49 on a Ford truck nt the Brooklyn Navy yard, with the New York City corded in txxzk 2 page 26, A Eat tier's day picnic Itu sky I nc hi the background. I Jine County, Oregon Plat Gerald Ikwis hmne im'luded I» side AIH EHTI SEMENT Kilt BIOS Records, said [x»int being on their fuinlly, the R Bolleys, Roy the northerly line of said I>>t Beers, Uhcsti r Morris. Ray Ross Scaled bids will lie received by DRIVERS LICENSE TESTS 1 if the same is extended fiimilivs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold School District No. 11, Mne Coun- 1 HILI. BE HELD MONDAY Westward and running then«** Mrs. Grace Thompson, Déporter Gixlard and Mrs. Rosa Martin. ty, Oregon, at the office of the • North 8 deg. 34’ Wist parallel J. R. Whitney s[x nf three days | Phone 12F« A drivers licence examiner will School Suficrintendcnt in th«1 I to and 276.0 feet distant from in Dallas Inst week. He is em- Union High School Building, Cot- I Mrs. Jerdon arrive«! Monday u) 1,1 Gottag«* Grow Monday. June the centfT line of the South- tage Grove, (Oregon, until 8:001 night via bus from California for ^*' 111 ’he f ity Hall bctw«*en 9 3'1 cm Pacific Railroad 200.0 PM, daylight saving time, Tues- , a visit at th«- Anus home. a'"‘ 3 ;i" I"'1 • thc «’etclaO f«'«t, thence North 81 deg. 26 ’ Everyone is invited to the d<di «lay, July 11, 1950, for the con-j of state's office has announced. East 176.0 feet, thence .‘’outh Monday overnight guests at the cation ceremonies new Persons wishing iicenM*s or [xr- struction of a grandstand build 8 deg. 34' East 90.0 f- ct, W A. Woodard Library in Cottagi' Roy Stephens home were his folks ' mits to drive are asked to get in ing for School District No. 14, thence South 81 deg. 26' West Grove on July 1 with Gov. Douglas horn North Bend, Mr. and Mrs . touch with the examiner well Dane County, Oregon, and will 156.0 feet, thenc« South 8 d< g. McKay as the principal sjx-aker L. W. Stephens who wen- enroute’ ahead of the scheduled closing then and there be opened and pub 34’ East 110.0 f«*«-t to the 0|x*n house will lx- held niter the ; to board the train for 'allfomia hour in order to assure comple licly read aloud. Bids received af north line of said Ix>t 1 if the Other Monday night visitors were cel emoni! tions of their applications with a ter the time fixed for opening will sami- is extended westward; Mr and Mrs. Ray Stephens and minimum of delay. not be considered. Plans, and spe thence South 81 deg. 26' West three children of North Bend. Ted cifications may be examined at 20.0 feet to the place of begin Stephens of McMinnville was also’ the office of the School Superin- ning in the now vacated plat at home for a few days. tend nt and may lx- obtained, to of Saginaw, Lane County, The primary pupils of the Curtin ' gether w th contract documents, Oregon. HOREN 1 GRINGE school received cards from their and that the plaintiff is the owner at the off.ee of Stokes & Allyn, St MMONS The regular meeting of Dorena teacher, Mrs. Myrtle Gleason, who) in fee simple of said property as Architects, 205 Hughes Bldg., 115 Grange was held at the hall on is vacationing in Florida, stating i set out in the Complaint herein, S W. 4th Ave., Portland, Oregon, (6 ozs.) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Thursday. June 15, at which time she would arrive home around th< and that you. and each of you. upon a deposit of $25.00 per set, THE STATE OF OREGON Mr nnd Mrs. Davidson, Mr. and fust of the month. lx- forever enjoifud and debarr«*d which will be refunded upon the FOR LANE COUNTY Mrs. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L retta Oleson, Ji an Ames, and from asserting any claim thereto return of the plans and specifica Larson, Kenneth Wicks and Jim Mickey Littlepage tire at Corval- .LEONORA EDITH DURFLING adverse to the plaintiff; and for tions within a reasonable time af ER. formerly LEONORA EDITH ter receipt of bids. Each bid shall my Plaisted were fully initial«*«! lis attending the 4-H Hummer Plaintiff, such other and further relief as be accompanied by a certifi«?d J< H INSTI )N, In the third and fourth degrees. school. to the Court may seem just and check, cashier’s check or bid bond Tableaux were presented under Mrs. Norma Remington was I equitable. LILLIAN D. MILLER and - made payable to the owner in the din ction of Avanell Wicks, as rushed to a Eugene doctor This Summons is published pur MILLER, her husband; D. W. amount not less than 5rl of the sisted by Dolah Plaisted. Wednesday when* she was given HARDING and MARIA HARD- suant to an order made by HON. amount of bid. The School District Grange mcmlxTs, their families emergency treatment after a bot ' ING hfe w I f e; B< X H’H-KELLY WILLIAM G. EAST, Circuit Judge No. 14. Lane County, Oregon, re and friends are invited to a pot tle of Purcx had exploded in her LUMBER COMPANY, a corpora- for I^ne County, Oregon, on the serves the right to reject any or luck su|i|x-r and social evening at . j tion; GEORGE J GETTY and 20th day of June. 1950. which or the hall on 'lliursday, June 29. It While Mis Mds 1 Sowles was KATHERINE B. GETTY, his der directs that this Summons be all bids, and to waive informali ties. No bidder may withdraw his is ho|x'd that music can lx* pro- ironing on I m-sday. the iron cord I wife; also unknown heirs of any published once a week for four blew out. Sowles was not of the above named persons or successive weeks in the Cottage bid after the hour set for the (4 oz.) s«|ua re-dancing. burned but her glasses were chi|>- parties, if any are deceased; also Grove Sentinel, a weekly news The next serving committ«*c for ped in several places making nec paper of general circulation print all other persons or parties un th«' meeting of July 6 will be Ixi. essary a Ivns change. known claiming any right, title, ed and published in Cottage Ellen. Shirley and Jean Ellen Sher Bill Hentierer has made sev«*ral «•state, lien or interest in the real Grove, Lane County, Oregon, and rill, Mrs. Fritz Tanner anti Joe, trips to Eugene for observation estate described in plaintiff's that you be requirt*d to appear Schnealer. and treatment after suffering a Complaint on file herein. and answer on or before the last Building Blocks, all sizes; Pier heart attack last week. Defendants. day of the time prescribed in said Blocks; etc. Duralite Aluminum III KRON GRANGE Mrs. Ada Redifer ami Marvcne, To: LILLIAN D. MILLER and order, to-wit: on or before Jul* Windows. Waterproofing. Hebron grange at its meeting) Mrs. Dav«* Dixon ami two chil- MILL! I’. her husband: 20, 1950. HERBERT W. LOM Saturday night exemplified the i dren left early Thursday morning w. D. HARDING and MARIA BARD, Attorney for plaintiff. <>n a ten day visit at Lake view ) HARDING, his wife; also un- Residence and Post Office Ad first ami second degrees. known heirs of any of the above dress: Wiser Bldg., Cottage Grove, Gladys Means, who Is moving *’"h relatives. Ph. 37 >09 Main 46-5tc-49 to th«- «xiast resign<*d as lady as-1 Russell and Terry Manjuart of named persons or jiarties, if any Oregon. sistant steward ami Hazel Roy was Cottag«* Grove are staying at the are d«Hx*ased; also all other pcr- East Main Street clcctcd to fill her chair. , ‘'•Y Stephens home. । sons or parties unknown claiming Wedding Announcements and A report was made by Mrs Wes! truck went over the gradv [ any right, title, estate, lien or in- Invitations The Sentinel. Saumlers on the expenditures ol K' ulay morning just after it lurn- the money donat«xl by the grange),<d 0,1 ,hp s,n,e highway on the to the Latham 4-H R«xi«*nt club Hear Creek road Luckily no one Nellie Harris, secretary, was in was hurt although traffic was nttendanci* at the state grange' hkx-ked for some time. The Buck session and will make a rv|xirt at couldn't make the turn and had to the next regular meeting which back up and In so doing the axle w ill lie held July 8 instead of the i broke and the trailer buikl«*d, thus putting the truck over. The first, because of th«* holiday. Hebron grange will have a logs were [Milled and dumped into s|x cial meeting Saturday, June 24, the pond by one of the lumber at 8 p.m, for the third and fourth carriers. Grandma Allison was removed degree initiation. If you have en tered any names in the contest from the hospital Thursday morn please lx- sure your candidates are ing to Garber's Nursing Home at present, as it will be their last 2815 Potter St. in Eugene, where chance to receive the degroes lx*- she will remain until June 21 when fore the contest closes. Serving she will reenter the hospital for hip committee will lx* Mrs. Devicy surgery on the morning of June Harris and Marvyn an«l Mr. and 22, Just how long she will have Mrs. O. M Patten. Patrons please to remain there isn't known at present, hut it is hoped she will bring sandwiches and cake. The H E C. will meet Tuesday, I m * able to return home before loo Juno 27. at 1:30 p.m. at th«* Fred long. Mrs. Rhea Cosby entertained the Harris horn«* with Nellie and Women s Hobby club W«*dnesday Ix'Viey Harris as co*hostcsses. at the Holt home with the follow ing [arsons present: Mrs. Ruby- William Henry Harrison was Meacham, Mrs. Dorothy Oleson, president of the United States for and Deanna, Mrs. Gracv Thomp only 31 days. He caught pneu son. Mrs. Flora Holt, Mrs. Dorothy monia during his inauguration and Ikxiher, Michael. Diane and Loren, died April I, 18-11. Mrs. Emma Stephens. Mary Lou Offer Order and I Minna Faye, an«i the hostess 3 x 5 photos plus on«* 8 x 10 enlargement Mrs. Rhea Cosby. for only $10.00. Everyone is invited to the dedi cation ceremonies of the new W. A. Woodard Library in Cot tag«* Grove on July 1 with Gov. Douglas Offer Order 12— 4 x 6 Photos, You will receive 13— McKay as th«* princi|>al speaker. 4x6 photos phis one 8 x 10 enlargement <»|H-n house will I m * held after the for only $12.50. ceremonies. 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Washington.D.C, 51.59 Vancouver, B.C. 8.95 ( Plut Federal Tux) Return Trip 20% I.mix.,, when vnu buy Hound Trip liebelt EXPENSE-PAID TOURS! But if you’re at all familiar with us-- you’ll know that you get the finest in QUALITY and Compiste, pre-arranged. Aik for SERVICE FREE Tour Folder. Lynn Royal 10 N. Hth Ph. 97 lit Two kwal druggists, Claude Kent ami John Kelly an* listed among the 335 veteran druggists ol Oregon, who have b»*en actively engage«! in the drug business lor thirty-five jears or more. Both are eligible to attend the 11th an nual session of the Veteran Drug gists which will he held in con nection with the O. S. P. A. con vention at the Multnomah hotel in Portland June 22 ami 23. In looking over the 1950 drug gist directory we find that John Kelly was licensed on June 10, 1913 and Claude Kcm on Septem ber 6, 1909. Air Conditioned 6th & Washington ■ .... Phone 64 8. 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