CIlEMm.L IHAIHKS
ATTENTION
MUN <!. I. KENT la yutir Cr^wril
mu » ri'prrwntMUt r for new* miti m <1*
trrlUliiK — Hi-r number I» Crowell
B07.
CRESWELL NEWS
Creswell Is a Normal Community;
It Has Its Good and Bad Times
By Kent Olsen
Il seems that Creswell Isn't any
mint*
linnuille
trvni
burglaries, and otb 1 crimlnnl ur
tivltles Hum any other 'ow n I ooh
Ing back we find th it Uichwell has
bud its sharv I-'or in.tuner Green's
Hardware In the lust f air years
Ims ta-en broken into ii I hiii I six
different times Green's nm leave
th«' n«*w cash legistcr o|«-n to
xliow crixiks that It's empty. The
lust time, which w.n In tin- Inst
six weeks.
burglar biokc
window In tin' rear und pried off
the next two door locks When
he pried uH lb«' last <1 >«»r the
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burglar alm in . went , <>tf
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nlM-riitor was June Smith.
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1
who called up the M irshnll
.fain tn go off The Marshall got
tBere and shined lux light in tin
w indow but while lie was watching
I tut door whcie the bingin' liiid
br»kr In,
guy went out the
xiih- door nini Iw it it He left In
sudi a hurry that he left hi«
jimmy and a couple of M-rewilriv-
cm The Shite Police came m and
Were clic, king fur filigl i prints
Everylxslys Mai ket
n Iso
been broken Into. < tnce
front
ikxir was Jiininnd tint he didn't
take enough to t'll whui
taken The cash register
empty so h«* didn't get anything
out of it.
If any of you nrc thinking of
breaking into any of the stores in
it won't do you much
go.«! unless you're dcsja'riitr for
n case or two of beer liki* the
|M-ix>n
broke into Rosy
Kotner Tavern.
loot ball Banquets
Now wc come to more pleasant
things like the footlMtll banquet
which t ><>k place Novemiicr 29.
1951 In the high school gym. All
players, managers, scrubs, and
former players were invitili Mr.
Huffman was the muster of cere-
monies whose famous words were
"I have only one thing tn say.
I-ct's cat." Tlic program started
with speoche* from the following
|M*Op|<- Bill Dickinson, c.i-captuin
of the fixitball team. .V^crrUI Zil-
koski, caiUaln; Chuck Moore.
coach : Homer Park*, assistant
cmich, C E<Mn WUfc principal
th.w «li-chrs Mr. Mouiw
mon ths
through
nt wear.
or
ANNO! N( ED
Party Planning
Theme of Home
Ec Unit Dec. 6
Junior Class Play
Promises a Good
Laugh for Everyone
NUMBER 18
Methodist Church Mrs. H. A. Simmons
Heads Aid Society
Dorcas Circle
Entertained Dec. 5 CRESWELL Mrs. H A. Sim
Creswell Cagers
Drop Hillbillies
By Score of 47-17
mons was elected president of the
CRESWELL A good laugh for
CR ESWELL
Mrs. W.C. Presbyterian Aid Society Wednes
everyone is promised by th«- junior
Adams, Mrs. A. Hawthorne and day at a meeting at the mans«.
| class of th«- high school at their
Mrs. C. I. Kent entertained the Mrs. Barney Doyle is the new vic»
“A R«-ady Made Family," at
Dorcas Circle of the Methodist president; Mrs. William Evans,
CRESWELL Mr» F. G. Har-1
By Dee Burns
1 rold and Mm. Charles Ingraham I the high school auditorium Fri-
Pleasant Hill took iis first "B" church at the parsonage Wednes secretary and Mrs- W. B. Gilles
wcie co-demonstrators in "Party I 'lay. Ixn-mber 14 at 8 p m Ruby league basketball defeat of the day afternoon. The theme was j pie. treasurer. The Christmas
' Planning" at the monthly meet- Perkins as Agnes Martyn and season here at the hand of the ''Christmas" and Mrs. L. A. Whit [tarty of the group will he held
' ing of the Croswell Home Exten L'- ter Miller as Henry Turner Creswell Bulldogs on their home ney read the Bible story of the at the December 19 meeting at
birth [ Jesus for the devotions. the home of Mrs. K. C. Schwering
sion Unit Thursday at the Cres meet at a summer resot t and de floor. Friday, December 7.
। read a poem followed by with Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Gillespie,
well Grange hall. Following a cide on matrimony. They were
The Hillbillies had beaten the She
round of games and contests the childhood sweetheards and both Bulldogs last year twice, but this the singing of carols and a Christ Mrs. Grace Gray and Mrs. For-
leaders gave other suggestions for had been married previ rusely. year it seems to be theirs for the mas poem by Mrs. Kent.
Mrs. Grace Gray and Mrs. For
Mrs. Whitney asked to be re est Klingensmith assisting host
party entertaining and showed having children by their first mar defeats as the Bulldogs t at them
riage Bernice Patscheck as Mari in football too.
lieved of her office as secretary esses. Gifts valued at 25 cents will
how to make table favors.
Pamphlets on the subject were lee, Kent Olson as Bob and Maliy
At the half time, it was appar- on account of her work with the 1 be exchanged and each member
placed in the unit library. The Holt as Grace aie children of ent that the Creswellites were Cub Scouts on the meeting day. will contribute 25 cent toward a
and M-rvcd during
| ”n 1 " '
noon lunch was served by Mm. Agnes.
going to become the victors as Mrs. J. E. Smith will fill out Mrs. cheer box for the Veterans hos
111 "" ’*
.
, ,»,
Henry's children are Betty they led 31-5. The Bulldogs first Whitney's term.
¡ W W Smith, Mm. J. R Miller
pital at Roseburg. Mrs. Norma
\\c a .11 wish t<> extvnd thanks
A cheer box for local shut-ins I Skaggs will be devotions leader.
and Earl Petty assisted by the Thomson as Doris and Harold five stayed in for the first quarter
•" H"'
Lions
dull
for
the
whole
at Sammie. ------
The ------------
colored and then let the second five take will be packed at the WSCS meet-
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... G.
u„........ Mrs. G. R. RolM-rtson
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chairman,
Mr and Mrx (Hear Alexander I committee
student IsMiy for sponsoring the
Mrs W D. Tiedje and ।
Crystal Hunter as Begonia over and let them run up some ing December 19, also a box of i
' dance and making it |x»cdbl<' for of Creswell announce the engage Miller
personal gifts for the residents of ! Mrs. Norman Skaggs went to
K Brumfield, a member
Wayne Walton ax Nicodemus i more score.
Ilie tm ike11 Ml 11 boy* Io get new ment of their daughter. Laila Mm. L.
Klamath Falls Saturday to assist
and
the
Mountain
View
Unit
at
will
add
much
to
the
fun.
Com
At the start of the second half the Methodist Home in Salem.
Warmup». They really Io k nice Violet Alexander to Arnold Harris
Cottage Grove and also a member ;mitt«:es and stage help are the first five were back in. but Final plans were made for the with the institution of a new
pf
Drain.
The
wedding
will
take
with the jackets.
IOOF Encampment Auxiliary, re
tickets and . programs.
Geraldine they did not stay in as the race annual dinner December 7.
_
It ■■eins tiu« Scout Masters and place Sunday, Ja-cember 23 at the of t he county committee were
turning Sunday morning.
Christmas
favors
decorated
the
Mrs.
Tiedje
became
a
Bridwell,
Crystal
Hunter.
Ruby
visitors.
began
again.
Don
Gray
dunked
6
ScoUt Executive» commute«' either Cieiwcll First Methodist church
birthday
table
where
Mm.
Frank
Perkins;
stage
managers,
Martin
fast points before the Hillbillies
liked or were to busy to hear the at 6 p.m. with the pastor. Rev. member. Mrs. Brumfield told of
plans for the annual spring fes- Walker, Royce Bartel; properties, 1 even knew that the game was Sly and Mrs. Phil Walker were
Scout Band play at the Scout Alexander Hawthorne officiating.
tlval which will again be held in George Adams. Harold Scott; ad- back underway. Then in came the honored at serving time. Hostesses
Carnival iiecuusc they invitk’d the
the Erb Memorial Building in Eu- vertising, Geraldine Bridwell, Ix-ah j second five again to hold the Hill- for the next meeting are Mrs. Sly,
them Sunday
hand to play
gene. The style show will b«' mad«' Sill, Harold Scott, George Adams. I billies down. As one bystander for Mrs. C. Scarbrough and Mrs. R. E.
I
ormur
Resident
nii'hi at 6:00 o’cloek in the Spring-
up of costumes which have been Mis. .Moran Is the director.
the Hill said, "Pleasant Hill al- Green. Mrs. Irma Ogram will
field lugli school gym. They gave
remodeled.
"Canada
”
will
be
the
I
ways
plays a good final 6 min lead the devotions.
U» quite an honor when the mas Weil in
theme. The local unit was asked
utes."
ter of ceremonies spoke he also
to supply the decorations for the
Mm i. C I. Kent
Gray led scoring for the Bull MRS. F"OX HOSTE.HS
said they could hear us where
stage
Mrs
Ingraham
resigned
as
dogs
with 9, but everybody on the TO MIRIAM CIRCLE
Cres-
Of
interest
to
Creswell
'
last year they hud un orchestra
librarian
and
Mrs.
Frank
Elliot
CRESWELI_Mrs. Robert Fox
Creswell
team scored. Robberson
Lingerie and costume jew
which was so quiet they couldn't well friends is the marriage Sun
CRESWELL—The annual din- was high man for the Hillbillies was hostess at the mee:;ng of the elry for mother and sister,
was appointed to take her place.
hear t cm over the sound of the day. December 1 of Miss Elva
Mrs. Harry Holt reported the i ner and bazaar of the Methodist with 7.
Miriam Circle of the Methodist
diohr* They also honoied us by Rola rts, daughter of Mrs. Jennie
following
new- 4-H club and their church held at the Creswell
church Wednesday evening at the sport shirts and ties for
Final score was 47-17.
Rolwrts
of
Eugene
and
the
lute
us nil free meal tickets.
rabbits, «■>.
Mrs. v..
C. u J. Collom Grange hail Friday was well at
The “B" squad won also with a home of Mrs. C. C. Taylor. Guests dad, games and toys of all
winch were nt $1.50 for the rest E F Roberts t > R<-n H Snyder. leaders: ■«■»)■>».
tended. The receipts totaled more
kinds for the children.
J of the |M*oplc, unti lutti a reserved son of Mr and Mr* M ix Snyder “n'< Wllma Burri»; knitting. Mrs than $300.00. Many hand-made good margin 28-11. Satter was were Mrs. Oliver Petty of Albany
, Squire; sewing clubs, Mrs. F. L.
high point man with 8. Craiger and Mrs. Ray Andrews. Mrs.
i table for tlic bund The band had of Portland. The service was read
articles were sold at the sale led PHHS with 7.
George Ross led the lesson of
at tile hoine of Mr. and .Mrs. i .DeBerry, Mrs Ernest Reppy, Mts.
played quite a few numbers.
"Stewarts of God’s Kingdom.-’ j Also new stock of yardage
Riehani Anderson, cousins of the I Karl Duyck. Mrs E L. Huffman, booth which realized more than
The January meeting will be held
"""■ Graham; garden, Mrs. Floyd $100.00. The home-made candy MRS. R. G. ST. CLAIR
bride In Portland Tall baskets of i Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. Harold Peter in draperies, prints, outing
bronze and yellow chrysanthe-1 Bru*'0*’“; bachelor sewing. Mm. booth was also a popular comer HEADS YU CLUB
son with Mrs. Jess Hess leading
in plain and prints.
mums and candelabra before a ! Babcock;
Babcock; electricity, Van Hay, A. I while the Youth Fellowship group
CRESWELL— Mrs. R. G. St. the lesson.
large window with green di aperies 1 P. Graham; roses' and flowers, of the church sold pop-com balls.
made an attractive setting for the Karl Duyck; home beautification. Fresh cider from the Westlake Clair was elect«?d president of the
J. O. Mortensen. Mrs C. C. Hoile- Orchards, coffee and doughnuts E Z club at the meeting Tuesday Creswell .Mothers Club
Greeting cards, stationery.
ceremony.
The bride, given In marriage by mon: forestry, Mrs. Harry Holt; were served during the day. The at the home of Mrs. Calvin Pal To Assist Teachers
CRESWELL The annua) meet
calf. Wanda Holt; knot tieing. receipts will be used in redecorat- mer. Vice president is Mrs. E. O. With Christmas Treats
ing of the Presbyterian Church her brother Raymond Roberts of Mrs. Ted Mogstad; chickens, Mrs. ing the church auditorium. Mrs.
Smith; secretary. Mrs. L. C. Sat-
Seattle,
wore
a
beige
suit
with
CRESWELL^ The Mothers club Green stamps with all pur
wax held at the church Monday
Ted Mogstad. Leaders are needed W. D. Tiedje, general chairman,
evening with Rev I). Hugh Penis- brown accessories and a corsage for cooking clubs and camp cook wishes to thank all who in any ter and Mrs. R. F. Scott, treasur met Friday at the Cteslane school chases and chances on an
er. The marshall, guardian and ' and transacted the usual business.
ton. pastor of the Cottage Grove of gardenias and Talisman rose». ery
way assisted in the success of the chaplain will be appointed at the : The club voted to buy a dozen oil painting and a doll.
Mrs.
Paul
Bishop
of
Eugen«-
w»«
Presbyterian church ami modera
Pen Pals were discussed and event.
January meeting at the home of tea towels for the school kitchens.
matron of honor for her sister.
tor of this district, presiding.
members are to save their letters
Her
flowers
were
gardenias
and
Mrs. L. J. Quigley. The room ; The mothers were reminded to
Reports from th«- various de
I-
Mrs.
Arnold
Rood
of
Seattle
for the annual display. The lunch
partments of the church wete giv- Cecil Brunner roses. Her suit was eon committee for the next meet- ! visited over the week end with decorations were in keeping with assist the teachers with the
ne Including the enrollment of th«' green with brown accessories. ing will be Mrs. Auton Meyers. her sister Mrs. Arthur Ba'es. She the Christmas season and gifts | Christmas treats for the children.
David and Richard Bish6p.
were exchanged, A card and a On the serving committee for the
■l?d
nephews u( the btidc lighted the Mrs. C. J. Riddle and Mrs. An was an overnight guest of Mr. and hanky was given e^ch member by .January meeting are Mrs. Nor-, H. A. and Nedra Woolman
'"rnib<-rs of In the church as 60.
MTs.
C.
I.
Kent
Friday.
drews The clean-up committee is
the retiring'president. Mrs. Pal- man Skaggs. Mrs. W. W. Smith.
II A. Simons was elected elder candles, Norman Snyder, brother Mrs. G. R. Miller, Mrs. R. E.
mer. A report was made
‘ that the Mrs. James Cooley, Mrs. Jess Hess
for three years; Mrs. G L. fucker, of the groom was beat man.
Wright and Mrs. Jennie Matlock.
new-
sign
purchased
by
the club and Mrs. Agnes Baarstad.
A
reception
followed
Chrysan
i
trustee for three years; Mrs. H. A.
had been erected at the entrance
Simmons, treasurer for one year; themum» anti candles were the
of the IOOF hall. New projects
Mrs. A. W Bartel, pianist; Mrs. d«*corations of the bride's table.
Christian Church, Lawrence M.
were discussed. Mrs. E. O. Smith
Forest Klingensmith, assistant Mts. Robert Smith of Portland
Bixler, pastor. Sunday school at 10
was co-hostess for the day.
served
the
cake
and
Mrs.
James
pianist; Mrs. W. O. Thomson. Sun-
a m Ivan Parks, superintendent.
day school suiMTinlendrnt; Mrs. Dunn also of Portland presided at
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
HOME EC CLUB TO MEET
A J. Gabriel, assistant su[>crin- the coffee table assisted by Mrs.
Evening service at 8 p.m.
CRESWELL—A potluck dinner
tendent; Mrs. Wilson Mathews, Richard Anderson.
The couple will make their home
secretary; Miss Wilma'.Dickerson,
Presbyterian Church. December at 12:30 will be held at the Christ- '
Mr». C. I. Kent, Reporter
treasurer; Nancy Simmons, pian
16. Mr. Jacob Moomaw. supply mas meeting of the Home Eco-
The bride made her home in
Phone Mi
ist; Mts. C. L. Dickerson, organist.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m nomics club at the Creswell
Grange hall Tuesday. December
Rev and Mrs. R. L. Emerson of this community for several yi ears
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison Morning worship 11 a.m. Youth 18 with Mrs. Karl Duyck. Mrs.
Klamath Falls were guests, look before going to Portland.
of Creswell, Rte. 1 wish to thank fellowshill 7:30 p.m.
F. E. Vick and Mrs. C. J. Collom
ing over the local church pospects
their neighbors
who came to
MRS. E. A. GREEN IS
in charge. Mrs. J. V. Birdsong will
as a (Mistor.
Creswell
Assembly
of
God.
Rev.
notify them of their flue fire of
arrange the decorations and Mrs
WORTHY MATRON
last week and also the Creswell W. R. Davidson, pastor. Schedule V. E. Grousbeck and Mrs. E. L. ■
OF CRESWELL O. E. S.
Fire Department for responding of services. Sunday school 10:00 Reynolds will care for the gifts
CRISWELL Mrs. E. A. Green . Mn(j standing by in case they were a.m. A class for every age. You'll
like it! Sunday morning worship exchange. Mrs. C. I. Kent, Mrs.
was elected worthy matron of' needed.
Everett Beneda and Mrs. E. F.
11:00 a.m.
Creswell Chapter of the Order of
Sunday evening evangelistic ral Malone will serve on the clean-up
Eastern Star at the Thursday eve
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tiedje and
committee. Officers for the new
ning meeting. Others elected daughter, Miss Jeanne Tiedje at ly, 7:30 p.m.
year will be installed and Polly
Youth
service,
Tuesday
evening
were: George Hayes, worthy pa tended the Oregon State college
Time’s a wastin’ and Santa’s getting impatient.
tron; Mis. R. E. Rogers, associate Christmas concert at Corvallis at 7:30 p.m. A program designed annas will be revealed.
matron; R. E. Rogers, associate Sunday afternoon. Miss Barbara especially for youth.
patron; Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, Tiedje. a freshman at the college
Wednesday evening prayer hour WSCS MEETS DEC EMBER 19
CRESWELL — The Womans
conductress; Mm. L. A. Whitney, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Society of Christian Service meets
associate conductress; Mrs. V. W. Tiedje. was a member of the chor
First Methodist Church, Rev. Wednesday, December 19 at the
Johnston, treasurer: Mrs. W. O. us. Barbara is also playing with
Alexander Hawthorne, pastor. 10 Methodist Church annex with
Spencer, secretary. Appointive of the college volleyball team.
a.m. Sunday school, classes for all Mmes L. A. Whitney, Charles.
ficers will be announced. Installa
tion will I m * held jointly with the
Cecil J. Holmes of Oakridge has «8«- c c Walton, general super Wetzel. C. I. Kent and J. M. Walk
Masons December 21. Initiation bought Mrs. Finess Powell's 20 mtendent. 11 a.m. Worship service- up in charge of the noon potluck
Hopalong Cassidy
Toni Dolls
will Iw held at the next meeting, acre property on south Pacific sermon subject. 'Thou Shalt Call luncheon. Mrs. George Ross will
Shooting
Gallery
lead
the
devotions.
Members
are
Highway and he. Mrs. Holmes and »'s
Jesus. Anthem. 6:15
December 20.
Picture Dolls
daughter have occupied the place, p.m. prayer period. 6:45 p.m. Fel- to bting articles for a local cheer
Airports
Refreshment Sets
FIDELIS CLASS HOLDS
Mrs. Powell has the residence lowship groups. 7:30 Evening wor box also for the Methodist Home
Service Stations
property on C street formerly ship. Music by the youth chorus. in Salem. Mrs. Phil Walker will
CHRISTMAS PARTY 10TH
Tea Sets
Sermons subject, ‘‘Mary's Magnifi lead the lesson on “Offering Our
CRESWELL The Fidelis class owned by the Holmes family.
Gifts."
cat.
”
Lionel
Trains
of the Christian church held its
Washing Machine
■ Mrs. Harold Plank and daughter
Christmas party at the church
Lincoln
Logs
Cooking Sets
Monday evening with Mr. and Donna visited over the week end
Mrs. Alton Wheeler as hosts. Of W'ith her uncle Raleigh Jackson
Wood Burning Sets
Electric Stoves
ficers for the new year wetc elect and family at Tillamook.
Dump Trucks
ed with Alton Wheeler, president;
Books
Mrs. W. J. Polson returned
। Dean Eustad. vice president; Mrs.
made like
tli little wire
represent the
tilings on It
players. 'Ilir program continued
with a magician net by Russell
and T<»ny Zilknki with his daugti-
1er dancing in between his acts.
After this Mr. Ari, nt finished up
the evening by showing movies <>f
net ion at
the foul twill, tenin
Hie games.
The banquet was put on by I he
business peopic and parents
('rr-well. Thanks go to the P<
ctrl the <-uk<- which
whs
Gifts for the
whole family
Annual Dinner
Is Well Attended
Presbyterians Hold
Annual Meeting
Creswell Variety
CHURCHES-
PROMPT
REPAIRS
Mean morr
Bring your
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1951
(RESWELL'S OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE
PubllKhccI by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
herí»
run o%rr.
Cottage Grove
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MX Main, Cot tage Grove, <1
Around
Town .
ONLY 12 DAYS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
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Boys
Get
Toys for
Girls
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Tbst s why hundreds and hundreds of Inner tubes
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ists loss awav their Inner tubes to get peoct-of.
mind at last.
Every patch and hole in those tubes tells a story
you know of delay end inconvenience due to
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that lurk In every conventional tire with inner tube.
So sdJ your inner tube, to the pile — set new B. F. Goodrich Tuhele» Tlree
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Section Three
18 Pages
HOLLEMON MOTOR CO.
> Phone 595
Creswell, Ore.
I were exchanged and refreshments
were served. Tile project now un
der way of this class is the rewir
ing of the church and the installa
tion of new lights.
F 1. CLUB MEETS 17th
club
CRESWELL The F
i meets Monday evening. December
| 17 with Mrs. T. R. Graham for the
Christmas party. Gifts not exceed-
; ing 75 cents will be exchanged and
for the lunch, members will bring
a sample of their favorite holiday
delicacy. Secret pals will he te-
vealed and names drawn for the
next year. Officers for the new
year also will be elected.
New telephone directories are
ready for distribution. Patrons
may get them at the local office.
The VFW Auxiliary sold a fine
lot of hand-made articles at the
sale Saturday at Walkup's store.
Coffee and doughnuts were also
served throughout the day. Mrs.
F. L. .DeBerry was committee i
chairman.
AMBULANCE
Erector Sets
Games
Western Ranch Set
Puzzles
Tool Chests
Doctor Kit
Farm Sets
Bonnet Box
Speedy Hoist
Roller Skates
Electric Motors
Paint Sets
Graders
Serving Sets
Pool Tables
Service
(Continued on page 2)
Knitting Outfit
Christmas Cards for all.
The most complete line you’ll ever see.
H. N. Traxler
Real Estate - Insurance
>^h I ■
Fn eines
visit with relatives and friends in
her former home at Los Angeles.
She was accompanied on the tiip
by her grandson Richard Brown.
Your Dependable Agent
CRESWELL AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Green's Hardware & Supply
Personal Service — Easy Parking
Phone 222
Phones 102 or 103
Telephone 282
Creswell
I
Creswell, Oregon