* Thornton Corners
|
Recent ifth -da at the Flunk Li
Bille home were a mldicw, Alvin
iThrun and wile of Emeka. Cald,
Tflcpliour ».'ti n
I and a niece and her husband, Mr.
' Mr. «nd Mr«. Kelly I’orinl of < and Mrs. Clifton Atkin* and
Sacramento wor« rwrnt visitors of (laughter, Miss Wcmi i Mobley, all
Kclly'i uncle. Pats Tunoh
ind of IJve Oak. Calif. They had
other relative-« In the vicinity. He dilven up Io attend Ilie funeral of
formerly lived here and now owns , their grandfather, Flunk Tnnnncr
and operate* a drive In restaurant . at Veneta They h L o visited with
in Sacramento.
{another uncle, Fritz Tanner, al
Darrell Townsend of Nebraska i Mount View.
vlaited herr last week at the home
Mrs. G um Nowak has ohlalncd
of hia brother (’lenient Town end employment as nurses aid at the
He wan called here by tin- death ¡Cottage («rove tiospllal She will
of their father. (’. A. Townsend
| work there five days a week.
Lester Larsen, of Palo Alto.
Prof, and Mrs. William Davies
Calif., enroute to his home from and children of Corvallis w«ie
spending the holidays with n h i Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
fives fr .Seattle, vlaited one day ' Mrs. Milton Turay.
laat week with an old time friend,
Mrs. Steve Auganl left recently
Mr» Milton Turay.
for an extended visit with her
Mrs. William Adamson had as father and an mint ami also with
dinner guests one day last Week । her son Jolin in Prairie City, Min-
the Clement Townarnd family, j nesota.
1 Mrrcll Townsend, and out of town
Mr. and Mr*. James Rhea and
guests were Mr. and Mm. Lester i three little daughters, formerly of
Payne and children; Mr. and lam Angeles, have moved into one
Mni Earl Payne ami daughters of of the George Foster house*.
Blue River; Clark Wlltiy and
Mr and Mrs. Tom Peacia k and
Mr. and Mrs Bill Preston.
) son Dougina, Carl Wilder and
Mm .1 w
i lah»r
i Jack Doyle, all of Rosburg were
' recent dinner guests <>i Jack
Itoyle's sister, Mt*. Alvin Jolm-
l son.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Perkins, Who was so seriously in-
lined over a week ago is now con-
id> red out of danger. Ill con-
ilitum throughout the week has
i liven
but II I* Iwheved
now that with care he will con-
I unite to improve. 11 will he nee-
| e- «m y for him to remain in the
| Imspii.il lor another week how-
Mrs Real Hemcnwey enter
tained a group of relatives at her
home r- < er • ly honoring her mo
ther, Mrs Ed Kcitzcr of Cottage
Grow on her birthday anniver
sary. Invited were Mr. and Me
William F Nortis and son of
■Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. James
I iemenway of Delight
Valley,
James Gall of Pleasant Hill and
Mr and Mts W A I Iemenway
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kcitzer.
.
I.Ila Strickland, together with |
('onnie Heckman of Cottage Grove
were memlM>rx of the triple trio,
which sang at a meeting of the I
I Mount View PT A on Thursday
'evening After the meeting Con-
I nie Heckman remained overnight
■ with l.da Strickland
Mrs Laura Smith of Monmouth
|and two of her sons and their
I Edgar Rickard of Cottage Grove, was taken to the Cottage Grove Thur«.. .Ian. 17, I M2 The Sentinel, Cot luge (innr. Oregon
Page 5
and Gilbert Davi* of Prineville
hospital Saturday evening, suffer
Mrs. W R Brown and sons, ing from appendicitis. He was op
Gary and Rickey of Grants Pass erated on Sunday and at this date
were recent guests of Mr and was reported in fair condition.
Mrs Alvin Johnson and on their Sunday was the little fellow's
families, Mr and Mr* Lyle Smith return to their tvmw, Mr. and third birthday and plans had been
and Mr. and Mrs. Maryin Smith Mrs Johnson
.
druve to Grants made for a family celebration of
of Springfield, were recent visi Pass with then), taking them the anniversary, which were post-
tors of Mrs. Smith’s nephew and home.
[ poned because of Stevie's illness.
wife, Mi. and Mrs. R. B Dixon.
Mr Tom Foster of Ashland and
R. A. Edmon was ill with a her son Gordon of McCloud, Calif,
heart attack on Friday, but is iecently visited several days at 1.1 ABILITY < I.AIMS
now much Improved.
the R. B. Dixon home and with KF-ACH NEW HIGH
Mi ■ William Bunch and daugh other friends and* relatives in the
New York Preliminary reports
ter Mary Ellen ol Elkton, visited vicinity.
indicate that the number of auto
1‘ ently with Mrs Bunch's sister,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith of mobile liability claims for bodily
M *. Alvin Johnson.
Gowdyville were Sunday dinner ! injury and property damage re-
Frank Ovcrcash of Drain was gu«-sts of Mrs. Smith's son and ' reived by capital stock insurance
a visitor M inday of Mr and Mrs. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrj. companies during 1951 set an all-
R. B Dixon. Mr. Oveicaim ¿7. J Earl Davis.
time high record, William Leslie,
Mr Dixon were friend-, years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon general manager of the National
PREPARED AND SPONSORED FOK THE PUBLIC BY
in Idaho.
and family were visitors over the Bureau of Casualty Underwriters,
Mrs Claud Hensley entertained 1 week end of Mr Kenyon's brother, | has announced.
with a dinner Thursday evening Leo K- nyon in Salem.
The reports also indicate, Mr.
in honor of the 25th wedding en-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raymond Leslie said, that payment of these
niversary of her parent«, Mr. and of Row River have' been staying claims will make 1951 the peak
Mrs William Benni of Cottage here at the home of Mrs. Ray year to date in insurance history
Grove. Boides the honor guests, mond's parents, Mr. and Mrs. in the payment of automobile lia
those invited were Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue, because of the ill bility claims by the capital stock
Leo Rickard and Mr. and Mrs. ness of their little son Steve, who companies.
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8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
LADIES - LADIES - - -
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first 200 ladles who inspect the
beautiful, luxurious new 1952
Chevrolet this Saturday.
SATURDAY
- JAN. 19
V
5 ee the B rilliantly N ew C hevrolet F or ‘52!
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