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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1952)
i MT. VIEW Mr«. Walter N. DoweM, Raporter, Phone 8SF-11 I CURTIN SAGINAW (Niretta Oleson) Mrs. Kuby Henston. Ke pot ter Phone 38^-4 Thornton Corners 1 Mrs. J. W. Hahrr Telephone S3F5 SILK CREEK Mrs. Hal Cm-hran, Ph. liIHJI Other guests at David’» party besidca Lester and his parents wen- his maternal gtandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E Dunean, the Misses Bertha and Helen Duncan, Howard Ixmcan and Clell Winters all of Banks; Gilbert Neal of Port- land and the paternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sundsby of Akiha. Also Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Duncan and children Stevie and Lynette of Beavet ton. Mu. O. H. Wheeler, Mrs. R. E Frank Rupert, who waa very Mr. ami Mrs. William Habinck of | Poynter und Mrs. James Thorn- Frl'-ndly Neighbor» club met at I Mn. George Ixiyng returned to .seriously lit In a Eugene hospital, her hottie Wednesday after spend- I m now somewhat Iwtter. Mr. and ih<- home of Mrs. Rih'y Lewis Klamath Falls have spent the (»ast berg attended the pink and blue Ing the luat two months visiting Mia. John Sow les have recently Thuralay, with seven mcmla-rx week here at the home of their shower for Mr*. Paul Reeves at the Wilbur Reeves home in Cot I pi esent and one visitor, Mrs. Tom daughter, Mrs. Frank Gierau. nt the home of a son and diiugh- laiught his pince i Mr and Mrs. Alfted Wheeler of tage Grove Friday Others who ter, Mr. and Mra Milton Myng of Ted Lyman is going to a Eugene Wllhie. in the contest given by the Boring and Mr. and Mra. George hospital Marcii 7, when- he will hostess, prizes were won by Mrs North Bend were evemight guests were invited but unable to attend Duerst of Greaham. have an operation to graft more Luk«- Hindman, Mrs Glen Plainer last week of Mrs. Wheeler's sls- were Mr- Clarence Duncan and , Mrs. Pete Tonole. They also । Mrs. Hal Cochran. They sent and Mrs. Wlllsic. Club will meet Mra. Ed Hacking was called to hone to Ida broken leg. | gifts San Francisco laal week due to It. A. Emmons was recently in- with Mrs. H. G. McAtee March visited with relatives of Mr. « ........ . on Silk Croak lief ore re Jack Wheeler missed a little the death of her brother. She la ipilrlng about old residents. He 13. school while he was entertaining expected to spend several weeks went to grade school here at Cur The Gideon Society of Eugene turning home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aubrey and the chicken pox. with her mother before returning tin 50 years ago. Hr lived on the will conduct a worship hour at the home, Mrs C. J Robinson spent the old Dcljiuney placa, now the P B. Walker Union church Sunday, family were recent dinner guests week in Portland with her son. Mr. anil Mra. Glen Phcfmlng of Goins farm. After serving as fin- March 9. at 11 a m. Everyone is of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Steers. Mr. nod Mrs. George Foster re Harry Robinson and family. They Springfield were visitors last week man for the city of Portland he cordially invited to attend. nt the home of Ted Hudson und has now Imught a small farm near Mr. und Mrs. Kail Miller and cently received word from their were bringing her home on Satur Frits Tanner. family of Portland s;a-nt Monday son Byron who is in the air force day. I Kerdsfairt. Mr and Mrs. Al Higgins and j The (nitrons of the M<amt View Mr and Mra. Charles LJtth'page and Monday night ut the home of in Houston. Tex , that he is leav achiad district are reminded of left Saturday for their new home Mr. Miller's mother, Mrs. Juke ing for Selma. Alabama, to attend family ot Knox Hill were visitors it six weeks course for pilot in at the Willis Isley home Sunday. I the annual budget meeting tp l«e in California, which Is 50 miles Schwarzer. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cook of । Henry Getty, who hud been In struction at Craig Field, fluì wife held ut tlie schoolhouse on Mon south of Yreka. day. March 10, between the hours Mr. and Mrs. Howard Casebeer a hospital In Scuttle following an and little daughter will stay in Beaverton were week end visitors of H and 9 p in. Be sure to come and family have moved to their operation, is now (.(«ending a few San Antonio with her parents at the O. H. Wheeler home They with Mrs Wheeler attended church weeks nt the home of his parents, while Byron is in Alabama. out and vote. new home near Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. ix-s Mainwaring services in Cottage Grove Satur Mr. and Mrs. George Duerst Mr. ahd Mrs. Earl Robnctt of Mr. und Mrs George Getty. Mrs. Chai lotto Babcock spent of Cottage Grove were visitors day morning. Saturday afternoon of Greaham vialtcd briefly over ¡Yreka, Calif. Spent Monday eve the week end In Portland visiting Friday evening at the Joe Pre Mr Wheeler drove them all over Wednesday und Thursday witli ning witli Mr and Mrs. Gene Boss. mazzi home. to Blachly to sec Mrs. Wheeler's relatives. They returned Mra. Mrs. Robwtl was a former resi her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and mother, Mrs. Ida Clevenger. A movie picture was shown at iMicrat'a mother to her liomc dent of Curtin and was known as John Overholser is in a Eugene , the grade school Friday evening. two daughters of Cottage Grove here, after several months visit at < >pal Hill before her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. flay DeBord of were Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. hospital again for treatment. their home at Gresham Mrs. V J Fant from Wesley, ITc Wesley Duncan, brother of Mrs. George Inaley und Shirley Calif., Vialtcd her daughter, Mrs, Cottage Grove spent Wednesday and Mrs. Frank Perkins. Mr. and Mts. Plato Chaxe and Clarence I tuncan, was wounded in । at th«- H G McAtee home. of l/irane visited on Sunday ut Tommy Station. Mrs George Getty is s|a-nding children were •.’l.iitors Sunday of Korea, February IK. A letter wa . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. und Mra. Leslie Crars- and Mrs. Chase'» sister, Mrs. Deal received from him Friday and he Gillispie, family were Sunday Visitors with several days in California. Gwen Bentley of Mohawk spent Whipple at Veneta. .Mrs, Chase's told them he is In a hospital at Mr. and Mrs. Jay Johnson and ' several «lays Inst week at the home mother, Mrs. Bertha Thomas re Wbng-Ju. His injuries are from Subscribe to The Sentinel I family of Roseburg. > of her gmndjsirents, Mr. and Mrs. turned home with the Chases and shrapnel. They removed pieces will visit here at their home and from his back, but thos«« in his hip Glen Plainer Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Tennis ol at the home of tier son Vet non will be left unless they cause fur ther trouble. He said he consider /'«ittagv Grove spent Thursday eve Thomas for two Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford ed himself very lucky as his pla ning nt the Ijowell Ihmston home. you'll Like1 Our Prices Mr. und Mrs. William Keen« visited recently with their son toon lieutenant and sergeant were I and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fritz and family at Myrtle Creek. both killed within a few feet of Westfall und daughter, of Cottage ( Delmar Willian has returned him. Joan Gallo of the Sentinel was Grove sja-nt Sunday at the C. G. home from a Eugene hospital where he had been for ten days at the schoolhouse with our local I Keene home. and is in fuir condition. 4-H leader, C. J. Robinson, one Mrs. Lyle Ottinger gave a dem day last week, taking pictures of onstration party at her home Fri the boys and girls to tie used in Mrs. IU«y I.. Slone, Reporter day. connection with 4-H Week. She Phone Skill1 Mrs. Joe Premazzi entertained found the youngsters to be in the Gowdyville Neighborhood club Mrs. E. G. Sherrill, Miss»»« at her home on Wednesday at an tensely interested in her camera Shirley. Jean Ellen, and Carrie all day meeting. There were 12 that takes and finishes the pic- lx»u enjoyed a birds eye view of ladies present, who hemmed tea turvs. Walter Wheeler came home from Delight Valley on Sunday when towlcs for the hostess. There were Laurelwood academy to spend the they were guests of Alpha Pitch three visitors. week end with his parents. Mr. er of Walden on a plane ride. That A Bible study group met one evening. Mr. und Mrs. Pitcher and afternoon last week at the home and Mrs. Hiram Wheeler, and brother Jack. children wt-re dinner guests of Mr. of Mrs. W. A. Hemenway. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan and Mrs. Sherrill and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deedon and and Lester visited at his parents. Mr. und Mrs. William Norris of children spent the week end at Horn Lane are proud patents of Brpokings at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duncan at a son. Ijirry Monroe, who arrived Ddedon’» sister, Mrs. Max Bishop Banks, Oregon. Saturday and Sun day. A brother, Howard Duncan, on Wednesday. February 27 at Little Nikie Rippey of Gold who is in naval training at San the Cottage Grove Hospital. Mrs Beach was a visitor Friday of her Diego, was home on leave. On When unto wheel* are Pcrrement of Lx-thbrlgde, Alber iuT.t, Mr». Earl Davis. Saturday night they attended a ta, Canada, is spending a few out of luihuice or out of Robert Willian of Eugene visit weeks at the home of her daui.h 'd here Saturday at the home of party for Lester’s little cousin. David Sundsby on his fifth birth alignment, you're want- ter. Mrs. Norris. nis brother, John, coming to see day at the home of his parents. The monthly meeting of the lhe latter's little son, Delmar, who Ing precious- rubber. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Sundsby at । school board of District 191 is held is ill. Aloha. Regular inH|M-ction of on the second Monday of each Frank 1-aBlue left Saturday for month. The public is welcome to Live Oaks, Calif., having been wheel condition by our attend these meetings. called there by the serious illness Remember the first meeting of of his mother, Mrs. Lucy LaBlue, expert*, I«* the answer. ¡the Home Nursing Class at the who is at the home of another son Drive up for n check up Walker Community club on Tues Alfonse. day, March 11 at 7:30. now ! Mr. and Mts. John Nowak are A square dunce class for the the parents of a baby girl, born residents of Delight Valley will Friday, February 29. She has been be held at the Walker hail on named Janice Marie and will have Saturday, March X at 7:30 p.tr a birthday once in four years, be Iuidies urv requested to bring sand ing born on Leap Year Day. wiches and cake for their own T. A. Ward recently received family. word of one of hi# nieces having The Gideon Society will conduct rescued two of her children from find out what's waiting the morning services at the Wal their home which was totally des ker Union church on Sunday. troyed by fire. The niece, Mrs. 231 So. 10th Ph. 1.WK - 78W when you press this pedal! ¡March 9 at 11:01) a.m. Jack Talbott, who lives at Gam bier, Ohio, made her home in a 21 Hour AAA Towing Eternal vigilance is the price of cabin court while her husband is greatest high cpmpreivon engines ever built । liberty. Thomas Jefferson in Iceland serving in the air force. for a low-prltad car. Ford’s Six it the None of their possessions were saved except Mrs. Talbott's coat a«id purse, which hung near the outer door. The family was moved into another of the nearby cabins . and help with clothing was rei. dered by the Red Cross. This is twice Mrs. Talbott had had her home destroyed by fire, the first time when she was a baby and the severe burns received by her mother, resulted in her death. Mr. Ward also received a clipping from his home town, telling of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Annabelle Ward in Brandon, Ohio. Mrs. Plato Chase was guest of honor at a birthday dinner one evening last week at the home of her brother, Vernon Thomas. Mrs. W. A. Hemenway and Mrs. G. E. Finnerty accompanied Miss Margaret Hemenway of Eugene, to Forest Grove Monday. They brought Mrs. w. L. Patterson of that city, back with them who visited at the W. A. Hemenway home the remainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonole and family of Roseburg spent Satur day here with Mr. Tonole'» par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole. Mr. and Mrs. Read Hemenway • The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Tliura., March II. 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