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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1952)
* 4 William R Booher and mother. make their home. The evening Mrs William F. Booher. motored was *|H'nt playing Bingo and curds. Jeanette Kelly, Reporter Mr«. K. U. Conner to Portland Saturday to meet Ugo-Igo club will meet Friday Phone 81AKI Phone HUM Booher's w ife, who I ms been visit afternoon at 1:30 pm. with Mrs. ing relatives in Kansas. While Patrons of Dorena school are Lorane < lirisi ian Chuich has W- T. Moore in Mill camp. there she attended a amily get- reminded that Friday night, March taken over the Midway Roller Flu has Iwen taking a wide together for her brother and wife. 14 is the regular meeting night Rink near Eugene tor the evening sweep in the community. Mrs. B Fust Sergeant and Mrs Wallace tor the school lunch club. Evety- of March 18. They are sixmaorlnu W. Hayes is just able to be iqi af Mm Joe McKibben returned Mrs. Dixie Hood anti children Towns, who are leaving for Hawaii one welcome. l*adies bring pie. a community-wide skating party. ter two weeks. Other victims at home Sunday after (pending two Sandy. Randy and Susanne of for three years. Towns is being Citizens who plan to vote at the Everyone is invited and transpor present are Mrs Arthur Krugen- transferred to Hawaii. weeks in Portland visiting her Pendleton at rived iwently and are election to be held in May are tation will l>e provided if the Rev. brink. Mrs Arvid Routhauge, most (1st er, Mrs. A. P. Keppel. at the home of her uncle and aunt. urged to be sure they are regis Robert A. Green is contacted in of the Robert Tew family. Mrs. A group of eight young people Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Bukowski. Robert Green, Douglas Burns, and tered. If you haven't voted at advance. Mrs Hood is employed at the D Ä of the Christian Varsity Fellow either of the past two elections it Lorane Parent« Teachers club Sue Suiter, among others. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Allen and M cafe. ship of the University of Oregon, will be necessary for you to re Beginning Monday e v e n i n g had charge of the 6:90 service for register. Registration will be clos will meet in the high school audi March 2-1. at 7:30 pin. a sound daughter Dclcenia of Gold Beach torium Friday, March 14. A con the young people of the Free Meth spent the week end here with their ed one month before election time cert by the Junction City Kitchen movie film will la- shown at the Mrs. Jeannette Brown and two odist church Sunday evening. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Hanks so don't wait too long. Register Band will lx» the feature enter Mill Camp Sunday school on the and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen children Michael and Mussctte of before April 20. At Culp Creek tainment. A short business meet- Life of the Apostle Paul. This is a Also at the Hanks home over the Corvallis an* visiting this week The Aeronautical Engineering you nuy register with Ralph Ross mg will lie held before the con- serial and will continue for sev with Mrs. Brown's grandmother, week end were Mr. and Mrs. Al class at OSC went to Seattle eral weeks on Monday evening. bert Oberfell and family of Oak Mrs. Harry Hart. Saturday eve- Thursday to visit on the campus and those who live farther down cert which will begin at 8:30. The The public is cordially invited. the line may register with Ray Kitchen Band is composed of mem- ridge Mis Oberfell is a sister of ning Mr and Mrs Orville Warf- fel of Eugene called on Mrs. Hart of the University of Washington, Steele at Steele's Grocery on bers of the Home Demonstration Mr. Hanks. 1 Unit and has been much in demand Mrs. Warffel is a niece of Mrs They went for the purpose of Dorena lakeshore. visiting the wind tunnel for test Row River Community club met around Eugene during the past Hart. PORTRAIT Mr*. <1. W. Usher ing airplanes, one of the few in last Wednesday at the hall with year. The committee expect« a Telephone 33F3 the U. S. They also made a tour 12 ladies in attendance. A special I large crowd to hear them. Each The Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Starkey of the Boeing Aircraft Plant. Del feature of the day was a cake to family is asked to bring a pie with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Elfving visited the first of the week in bert Miller was with the group honor the birthday of Mrs. Valeria coffee served by the executive were nee nt visitors of Mr. and Pott land with their son-in-law and making the trip. ♦ Family Groups Mrs. Bud Andrews nt Junction Shoberg. She also received many committee. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence City. lovely gifts. Project for the day Spring vacation will be from Shadbolt and grandchildren. Thurs ♦ Weddings Mrs. Lucile Lesher of Nevada New arrivals in Culp Creek are was spring house cleaning of the March 17 through 21. day they will attend a district Church or Home The school budget passed at the City, Calif, was a house guest all Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Kipper who hall. quarterly meeting at Newport. just moved up from Crescent City, HEC club of the Iknvna Grange meeting last week. It was consid of last week of Mr. and Mrs. T. ♦ Babies California. Mr. Kipper, who is met Tuesday of this week with erably larger than last year's A Ward. They were formerly Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sweet, form construction superintendent for Mrs. Rose Houck and Mrs. Marge budget. neighbor* in Denver, Colorado. erly of Cottage Grove, are now- Wyatt X- Kipper Engineers of Potter as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bradford A Red Cross First Aid class will PHONE living in Spokane. Wash, where Seattle, Washington, will super- The square dance sponsored by be started here sometime after and baby of Myrtle Creek were Mr. Sweet is employed. Mrs. vise the construction of a new Hebron and Dorena Grange* and April 1. It will lie sponsored by overnight guests of Mr. Bradford's '40 Year* of Picture Mukin* Experience'- Sweet had been staying with her power plant building including a held at the Dorena Grange hall the Lorane IiX>F lodge and will parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Brad parents. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Per- boiler for the Bohemia Lumber Saturday night was well attended be given in the lodge hall. At ford recently and while they were Browning's “Home" Studio ry. until Saturday when her hus Company at Culp Creek. and much enjoyed by all. Delicious least 20 adults arc needed for the there, the two other sons. Jack of band came from Spokane to take «MTsylor Ave.—Cottile Grove.Ore. class, with no one accepted under McKenzie Highway and Ross of refreshments were served. her back with him. fifteen years of age. Husbands and iTeswell and their families, also Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher of Mrs. Olive Lindstrom returned wives are especially desirable, but visited at the Bradford home. Saturday after spending • Camas Va Iley were overnight any adult is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris have seven weeks convalescing at the quests Thureday at the home oi T\vo bandages and two books are bought u home in south Cottage Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr. The home of her sister. Mrs. H. V. „ , Alexander. Torrance, Calif. She etchers were on their way back necessary. the cost of which will Grove and have moved there. They expect to sell their home here. was a patient in the local hospital *2 t^an,as 'a vlslt ,o be about 70 cents, 'ITie complete Mrs. Tom Foster of Ashland and for 24 days due to serious illness ranch at Adrian in eastern course will take 18 hours, divided son Keith, who is in the air force, into nine two hour class periods, during the holidays. < regon. Mr. and Mrs. Al Pearce and The definite date will be an- recently stgtioned in Massacliu- setts, were recent guests of Mr. , ,, *,u _ « xu- > f° ur children of Gold were of nounced later. Mr a nd XIrs. A Ibert Adkins and Saturd vishors a, Beach the home On March 21 the IOOF lodge and Mrs. George Foster. They their daughter. Mrs. Forrest West Mr and Mrs Groat. Ls giving a potluck dinner to lie were here to attend the anniver of Coos Bay. attended the wedding Some of the residents of this followvd by a movie. Each mem sary of Mis. Foster's sister in Cot of the Rev. James Adkins and community who have been on the ber family is responsible for food tage Grove and vlsitesl other rel- Miss Elaine McGill Saturday eve sick list recently are: Dolah Plais- for any guests they may invite. atives while in the vicinity. Keith ning at Glad Tidings Temple. San ted, Valeria Shoberg, LeAnna 4-H cooking gills selected the Foster is visiting his parents while Francisco. Also attending were Potter. Susan Tryk, Roger Craw name Jolly Cook« for their club on leave until March 27 and will Mr. and Mrs. Ross Adkins and ford. Larry Garoutte and Byron at their second meeting. Johnny then report at Mountain Home. baby Gregory of Inyokern, Calif. Houck. Bell Johnson was elected song and Idaho, where he is transferred. Mrs. Ross Adkins and baby re- Mias Nadine Fueston of Ostran Mr. and Mrs. George Houck of yell leader and Donna McElmurry turned home with them for a visit Portland spent several days this game leader for the group. Mrs. der luine visited overnight reivnt- here with her parents, Mr. and Jacobsen, leader of Cooking I ly w ith Miss Nancy Aubrey. Mrs. L. M. Shepherd, and other week , . at the ,, home . of his brother „ demonstrated making milk toast Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeenc and ... — , . j m and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bryon relatives. They also visited Mr. Houck. * ’ and Mrs. Leach, Cooking II leader, two sons. Gary' and Norman spent and Mrs. Charles Durand (Frances the week end in Portland with n Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tubman of gave a lesson on potato soup. Adams) at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Addison son-in-law and daughter of the Rujada were dinner guests Satur day night at the home of Mr. and who have been visiting in Eugene Abeenc'*, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herb Adams left Saturday night Mrs. Walter Larsen. Later in the for the past week spent Sunday at Darby. for a visit to his home state. evening they all attended the the home of his sister. Mrs. C. B. Mrs. Robert Saltzgaver anil son Kansas, where he has several rel- square dance at the Grange hall, Mitchell and family as they were of Mosby Creek, were recent visi atives. He plans to be gone about group of classmates helped on their way home to Eureka. tors of Mr* C R Trent. Wilma Strickland has returned three weeks. | Anna Reeves celebrate her 12th Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell and to school following an attack of j birthday with a party Monday family and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. mumps, which kept her confined Mrs. Helen Ashbridge has been night, March 10. employed as a secretary at the Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walters and Mitchell of Elkton spent Sunday to her home for several days. Patricia Montgomery of Cooley City Hall to replace Mrs. Alma three friends of Roseburg were visiting friends and relatives in Marcley. Sunday visitors at the Waiter Lar- this community. They had dinner Hill was a supper guest Thursday with the Lloyd Counts family and evening of Judith LaBlue. ---------- , sen home. The Knox Hill neighbors club Mrs. Henry Cooper Sr, has re- Mrs. Maurice Estabrook of Culp helped Michael celebrate his birth Absolutely Without Charge — met Thursday with Mrs. Frank turned from King City, Calif.. Creek and Mrs. Henry Kelly were day. C. B. Mitchell cut his knee with Bradford, with noon meal Remington Rand Factory Experts where she was called due to the J Eugene visitors Thursday of last an ax while working in the woods brought by the members of whom your Remington Shaver will be . serious injury of her mother, Mrs. j week. Lulu Waters, who was injured in Gary zViderson of Cottage Grove Thursday. Several stitches were there were 11 present and two an auto accident. Mrs. Cooper re- spent Sunday night with Bob required to close the wound. It visitors. The visitors were Mrs. is healing nicely and he is feeling U. S. Bales of Harvey Road and ports traveling bad due to the bus Kelly. STERILIZED Mrs. Merle Hockett of Cottage strike and crowded train con- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harhdon and much better now. Welby Schneider, his mother, Grove. The birthdays of five of the two children of Medford spent a ditions. i couple of days recently at the Mrs. L. S. Dey and Mr. and Mrs. members were observed by a spec CLEANED Word has been received of the Franklin Stewart home. Mr. Ham- T. P. Addison spent the past week ial birthday cake served by the hostess and a gifts to each. An visiting in northern California. death of a former resident. Mrs. don and Mrs. Stewart are brother OILED Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnston other special feature of the meet and sister. Faustina L. Crawford, who passed Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monroe spent Sunday at the home of their ing was a baby shower honoring away November 17 at Poplar. Mrs. Owen Haumont, a number and children spent Saturday night son Lynn Wyman and family. ADJUSTED Mont., at the age of 88. When a This community extend« sym of gifts were sent by members un resident of Cottage Grove, she and Sunday, guests at the home of pathy to the Robert McElmurry able to attend the meeting. Among lived in the Cooley Hill district Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wright at and A. A. McElmurry families in the gifts which Mrs. Haumont re and was a member of the COoley । Cheshire. Mrs. Tom Harris of La Grande the loss of their son and grandson ceived, a number were sent by Hill club. members unable to attend the spent Saturday night at the J. H. last week. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dick meeting. Spahr home. Sunday morning her Mrs. Ivan Abeenc attended a son. Milton drove her back up to Miracle met at the home of his meeting recently of the Hebron parents Friday evening for a sur Salem where she will visit a Robert E. McElmurry, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mc daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. prise farewell party. The young Jolly Workers club, at the home of Elmurry, died March 7 following Spahr accompanied them as far couple with their baby are flying Mrs. Gladys Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Johnson । as Monmouth where they visited back to Minnesota on Monday to a short illness. He was born in Cottage Grove 1 a granddaughter and family, Mr. February 20, 1951. Besides his par- ; and Mrs. Richard Balch and son ents, he is survived by two broth Bradley. Ray Steele was in Eugene Fri ers: Dennis Lee and Danny Gene; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil day on business. Bob Hart, son of W. R. Hart of A. McElmurry of Lorane and Mr. Find out for yourself. Take and Mrs. Frank Feagins of Tiller, this community will leave March home a new, revolutionary _ ________ 17 for service with the U. S. Navy Ore, ____ and _____ many other relatives. For prompt and more efficient service, let uh know Remington 60 or Contour Graveside services were held at al San Diego. Calif. ahead of time. If you’re going Home where tomorrow— De Luxe for a 14-day trial. the Odd Fellows cemetery. Sun- Sharon Estabrook of Culp Creek tell us today. This week only! If not com- day, March 9 at 2:30 p.m. The ftev. spent Saturday with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr. Robert Green officiated. Smith Parents, ANYWHERE ANYTIME money refunded! Funeral Chapel was in charge. Look both ways before you cross TAXI — 24 Hr. Service — AMBULANCE the street and before you invest 28-tfcxx your money. The council fire committee was requested to meet with the rural fire district board in the near fu ture to try to iron out the fire de partment problem before the bud get is completed. According to the way the rural district is operated, • H*. mow ww Kw—Io-—* ’ to a 4 mill limit for fire protection without a vote of the people. At present the levy is 2.8, or about 1 $8,000. The difference between the $5,OCX) given the city for fire pro- teet ion and the amount collected . for Y°'” . or con*»'1 is put into a sinking fund for equipment. The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thun»., Mar. IS, 19.72 DORENA LORANE ( —CITY BRIEFS Thornton Corners PHOTOGRAPHY 260J SHAVER SERVICE nnd children of Corvallis were re- iqieclnl guest In honor of her birth cent guests of Mr. Johnson's bro day anniversary nnd presented * ther and sister-in-law, Mr, mid with u gift. Mrs. Harry Elfving. Mrs. laiura Smith of Monmouth Mr. and Mr*. Dale Pitcher of was a guest one day last week of Mosby Cicek wx-ic guests recently her nephew and niece. Mr. und Mr*. R. B. Dixon. She accom of Mr and Mr*. T. A. Ward. Mrs Willis ¡«ley mid baby of panied her son mid daughter-in- Silk Creek and Mrs. Kenneth law. Mr and Mrs. Marvin Smith Fueston and daughter of Ostrand of Springfield who went on to er Lane were recent visitors of Drain, utter, dropping Mrs. Smith here ut the .Dixon home. Mrs. A E. Higgins. Frank Bradford went to Port land on Thursday taking his bro MEETING MARCH I I ther Robert of Cottage Grow to OF COMMUNITY INTEREST the veterans hospital for a physi The (Unmmufllty (Suiter club « hi cal check-up. * hold a meeting In the council Connie Heckman of Cottage chamber of the city hall in Cot« Grove was an overnight visitor tage Grove at 1:30 p in., Friday, Thursday of Lila Strickland March 14, for the pur|>osv of Io- Mr. and Mrs. Itonnld Foster nnd eating a community rest room fur son of Eugene were recent visitor: shoppers. at the home of Mr. Foster's father. All churches are requested to Roy Foster. have a delegate pretent, nisu the Silas Charlotte Willian was n Chnmbcr of Commerce. grangiat visitor Sunday of tier grandmother, and club» to aaalst In flguring out Mrs. Mary Willian In .Springfield. soine locution and management of Mr. mid Mrs. Willis Isley of Silk «UCh placr. Creek were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Higgins one eve ning last week. George Foster went to Portland Saturday to attend the annual banquet of the 4th Engineers, vet- crant of World War 1. Hot Cross Buns Mrs. Howard Raymond mid chil dren of Row River stayed here at Deeornted Easter Cakes the home of Mrs. Raymond's and N|M*eialtles mother, Mrs. Frank LaBlue for a few days lust week. Mrs. Nona at tended a meeting of the union nuxlliury at Hume IB the armory In Cottage Grove Eri 31-2tc-32 day evening, where she was Season Specialties Dixie Baking Co. can you PRINCE CHARMING'S LUCKY RING? ★ it it it Robert McElmurry I JI DAY FREE 14 TRIAL OFFER TAXI TAXI TAXI NEW CONTEST PhOtlC 777 Budget Committee How Many Miles Is Your Car Overdue ,od«m * PH M imi* a $ No Interest or Carrying Charge Wares Jewelers 612 Main Phone 351 The city’s west side bridge over the coast fork of the Willamette came into discussion at the budget session when the street fund was being viewed. Mr. Wiese said he believed the structure should be replaced and that the city should float a bond issue to finance the project. The bridge, which is at least 50 years old, has moved some re cently on its west foundation, ac cording to the city engineer. Use of the bridge is restricted and loaded logging trucks can no long er use it. One suggestion made by City Recorder Don Allen was that the city could place several thousand dollars a year in a budget sinking fund that would provide for con struction in a few years. Cost is estimated at about $70,000. EASY TO ENTER EASIER TO WIN All you do I h pick up a FREE COLUMBIA LUCK Y Ring at our for Lubrication? store and then see w hether it is the Winter driving has been hard on the lubricated parts of your car. finger perfectly. is the time to bring it in and have it expertly lubri cated to factory specifications and give it that new car feel again. ring that fits Cinderella's Nothing to Write Nothing to Buy Anybody Can Win! P. S. 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