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NUMBER 30
^ottage Grove to Go on Daylight Time at Midnight May 10
The City of Cottage Grove will
The Cottage Grove Riding club
go on fast time officially at mid-
has set Saturday and Sunday.
, night Saturday, May 10. but many
business houses and mills went on
July 19 and 20, a* the date» for
fast time shortly after the City
the sixth annual rodeo that will
Council voted it at its »cssion
No change waa reported this
be put on again this year .by
Monday night.
week In the International Wood­
Christensen Bros, at the grounds able mention, competing with all
Officially clocks will be Mt up
worker* of America (CIO) »trike
iifMtate
paper*
and
radio
stations.
south of town.
one hour at midnight, Saturday,
that ha* pul five sawmill and log­
re«*
*
1 ■ in
• ■ o award»
xv n i * a/v 111
made
<* ■ 1* Tuesday
i
y » night
I
in '
May 10. They will be turned back
rhe date» were Mt at a meeting PoriUnd by the Press club of Ore- I
ging operation» in the Cottage
at 2 a.m. Sunday, September 28.
of the riding club recently. De- ' gon First Sv honorable
*-**«>*■■»* 0*1 a*aaa**A
Grove area at • standstill for the
mention eas^as^d
went I
Some School» Slow
seventh working day.
tail* of the queen contest con­ to Glen Stadler of Station KERG. '
At the same time many rural
No progrr»« has been made in
I
Eugene,
based
on
an
interview
ducted annually in connection with
area negotiations between union
The citizens of Cottage Grove sion Thursday night, May 8. to school boards have voted to re­
with Senators Paul Douglas and
~~_—~
the event will be announced »oon. Wayn<- .M oim -
officials and <>|>er«tori and no
j
jn o(her iMUeil Monday night in a light vote turned down the discuss plans for a new election. main on standard time, saying
they intended to go along with
Another event of Interest will
meetings have been scheduled
The Sentinel entry was sub-i the Council took the following city budget in a special election Whether the budget will be re­ Governor McKay's ruling. The
The main »tumbling block ha»
be a bull fighter and clown.
held
here
May
2
by
30
tallies.
vised
or
not
will
be
up
to
the
com-
milled by Mr». Joan Gallo, man- ; action:
local grade and high school will
been over the administration of
The Shrine club will be In charge aging editor and was baaed on j
miftee in joint meeting.
L Designated May 19-24 as Total vote was 144 to 114.
stay on standard time but will
the welfare and health program
According to report* from many
of the buekaroo breakfast and i...,.
111 i,,.,...
»nil
I
I
tek. ’The city trash
One citizen told the council move classes up an hour, which
In a letter »ent out this week by
concession* this year
lice conducted here last fall.
| collector will pick up free of citizens the main reason for the Monday . night
. he
. , believed
■ , L that the
J
means Jefferson, Adam» and Har-
Cottage Grove Plywood Co. to it»
refusal of the budget was the de­
request-
¡charge ail trash put out by citi- nial of any cost of living wage reason for the defeat of the . idg- rison wiu gtart at 8 ingtead of 9
। The Oregon Pre*»
- - --- club
--
-
.charge
em' loy<-«* company official* said,
at 7:45 in.
«1 the Sentinel publisher to send »ns Request is made that it be raise for city employees. Mayor et was that the cost of living wage and the high
"The i»»ur be tween \ le employer*
raise was denied the city employ- 8tead of S 45
win tend t0
Mrs.
Gallo
to
the
Portland
meet-
placed
in
the
parking
near
the
committee «nd your Regional Ne­
F. H. Doleman at Citv Council
ing as a surprise to her, but since street as a convenience to col­
throw all schedules into confusion,
gotiating Committee 1» the meth­
meeting Monday night said he did
Tuesday is our busiest day, such lectors
as some families have children at-
od of financing the Health and
not believe this was the issue, but 1% Limitation
an arrangement was Impossible.
One councilman explained that ,en<ling Union high school in (ot-
t. Okayed petition from resi­ he attacked the Sentinel for play­
Welfare Plan. The Union uemand
The Portland meeting was ad­ dents on Taylor from 6th to be­
IJ-ycar-old honest paper
is a base rata of »1 70; the em­
The following (Killing places in
ing up the wage issue and blamed the reason for the denial was that ta8e Grove and the rural grade
dressed by Gov. Earl Warren,
ployer* to finance a Union-admin­ carrier received h!x reward early th< city limits of Cottage Grove
yond the high school and on South the paper for defeat of the budget. the general fund had had to be school», where time will be an
pared to get within the 1 per cent !hour behind the local schools,
istered plan. The employers' offer Saturday morning when he found will be open for voters in the May G.O.P. candidate for president.
10th from Monroe to Taylor for (See editorial page 2).
Grand prizes were submitted to paving and improving of these
limitation. Another councilman
on I ast Time
Is a base rate of »1.775 from
16 primary election from 8 a.m.
and returned to the owner a bill- to 8 p.m. The locations were an­ Warren Turner of the Oregonian streets. Petition will be checked
Fred Deffenbaeher, city po­
which they will deduct
asked the Mayor if he believed I Business houses and sawmills in
any
lice officer, turned in hit res­
* amount the Union desire» to fi­ foit containing nearly $800 in nounced by Elmer J. Kent, elec­ based on his ex|>ose of gambling by city attorney to vouch for two-
that the employees could be given many cases went on fast time
bills. The carrier was delighted tion sheriff. Whether they will be in Portland and to Rolla Clark thirds majority signing and to
ignation to Police Chief Ed
the wage increase and still hold
Tuesday or Wednesday
nance the U n i o n - administered
• _
__
mnrntrirr
A thAmnrrh rwxll it/aa
with a $2».' reward.
Jone» this week to take a job
plan
the general fund down. He an­ morning. A thorough poll was not
conducted on fast or slow time of the Journal on his coverage of take the legal steps for processing ,
at
Roseburg
for
more
pay.
His
possible,
but
some on fast time
the
recent
abortion
cases.
David
Thun,
Oregonian
carrier,
swered, "No.”
the project.
wil be announced later.
• OHer Made
»
_ ।
. included garages, some oil com-
resignation is effective May
while delivering pafteni on his
Ward 1, Precinct 1, Masonic
As
explained
before,
the
1
per
3. Gave assurance to residents
The letter also »fated that on route found the billfold on Cherry
15. Bill Boyce, fireman, re­
Temple. 620 West Main.
on 12th street that drainage tile
XStiotoni°n,the gTrah fUtnd ! ™fes a”d
mills and’ lumber
April 22 employer» offered th« fol­ Court, and from identification
signed right after the budget
Ward
2.
Precinct
2,
City
Hall
would
be
extended
from
Jefferson
provided for in the old charter
lowing In writing through the ne­ papers Inside found the owner to
committee
denied
any
wage
wholesale
offices.
Ward 2. Precinct 3. Woody's
to Madison sometime this summer
means that taxes to be raised for
gotiating committee:
raise for city employee.. He
Schools that will start at 8 a.m.
be Frank Reed of Sweet Lane.
Glass Shop. Sth and Whitcaker.
to eliminate the hazard and un­
that fund cannot exceed 1 per' Monday include besides city
has since been replaced.
I. 7Ml cent« per hour wage in­
David- hurried home to notify
Ward 3, Precinct 4. Pearl Saflcy
cent of the assessed valuation. Al- 1
healthy situation of standing wat­
schools Latham and Mt. View,
crease (temporarily establishing a hi» parent», Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. residence, 1133 E. Main?
er in an open ditch. A total of 21
The vote according to precinct though the League of Oregon Cit-. also possibly London, « hose prin­
base rate of $1 775 per hour» *
It
is
possible
that
anyone
in
Thun. 1135 Pacific Hiway North,
ies instructed a city delegation re: 1
Polling places in the rural areas
signatures were on a petition to was as follows:
cipal said it probably would follow
2 Three additional paid holi­ of his find and immediately set may be found in the columns of the Cottage Gtove area could be the city asking correction of the
For Against cently at a Eugene meeting that the city schedule.
day«
»
the
dean
of
automobile
down
out to find the owner.
the correspondents elsewhere in ;
charter limitations were out­
situation.
W’ard 1, Precinct 1
36
37
Schools
staying
on
the
regular
in
Oregon?
Mort
Park
of
Oregon
3 Increased vacation allowance
Reed had withdrawn the large this paper,
moded, the council has not openly
Ward 2, Precinct 2
20
4. Referred back to the Plan­
time of 9 a.m. are Dorena, Lorane,
providing for two week» vacation amount from the bank the day be­
A more complete story on the City claims to be.
pushed for an amendment elec­ Saginaw, Blue Mountain and Culp
Ward 2, Precinct 3 39
34
ning Commission for further study
after 3 yeap* service.
Park, pioneer bicycle and auto
fore aa he was leaving on a trip primary election candidates and
tion.
The
league
has
said
that
the
Ward 3, Precinct 4
17
53
and recommendation the request
Creek. Silk Creek could not be
4. 2 cents increase in the night ’ to California.
issues will t>e in the May 15 issue. repair man, built and operated a for approval of plat for a new sub­
6 per cent limitation, which is a
shift differential.
steam
car
in
1900
and
in
that
year
The council will meet with the state law, superseded any local contacted, but it is expected it
David is a seventh grader at
division on the west side to be
will go along with the Lorane
5. 6 cents per hour premium for
and 1901 and 1902 repaired and
budget
committee in special ses- charter limitations.
the Jefferson grade school and
called Oak Park addition. A total
schools. It is not known what the
woods
Owl" shift«.
operated
several
other
cars
owned
was saving his money to buy a new
of 12 acres is to be divided into
Curtin school will do.
According to the letter the ne­
by
drivers
in
Portland.
pair of glasses to replace others
about 51 lots by officials of a real
Disston and Delight Valley
gotiating committee had made he Bad broken. The n*ward money
If anyone dispute» thia, the Ore-
estate development. Leaders of
school boards had not met yet, so
these same demand«, and that the
Cottage Grove hospital will cele- gon State Motor association bead-
will take care of this expense for
these schools did not know what
company offer *u subject to gov­
bratc Natumal Hospital Day Mon- quarters in Portland would like the project are Earl Wilson. May-
David.
qard Wilson and R. B Hill. The
the schedule for them was to be.
ernmental a|>proval Thl» i» sub­
day. May 12. by inviting the pub- to hear about it.
^Acreage is the former Gowdy
Churches
stantially the same thing aa the
lie to go through the building from
An article about Park appeared
According to Rev. Clark Ena,
Elmer Harlan Belcher. 15-year- I ■ .
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. ha* of­
1 to 8 30 pm. The national day In a recent issue of the Oregon ■ tract.
S. Referred to city attorney a
president of the Ministerial asso-
fered Thia company ha* its own
<-omc» just a short time after the ; Motorist.
old Latham school boy. will go on
Planning Commission request for
elation, most churches in town
txxnpany-managed welfare plan,
hospital here celebrated its first
-
..........
. . .
Overhouer was awarded would be on fast time for services
amendment to zoning ordinance trial Monday. May 12 in circuit
hut the wage scale ia7 % rent»
anniversary.
JAYCEES TO INITIATE
that would allow public buildings, court in Eugene on the charge of a cup for the outstanding boy at Sunday, May 11.
lower than the rest of the indus­
In announcing the open house,
The Junior Chamber of Com-
Sam Veatch, postmaster, said it
try.
Mrs Stewart
Mi|lcr. superintendent metre will hold a buffet supper at fire stations, libraries, community first degree murder of Mary Ellen the annual FFA banquet held Fri-
Mrs.
Stewart Carlson
Carlson of
of Cotlaen
Cottage ' Mr3,
buildings and substations in a
day night at the high school.
was the policy of the postoffices
Grove ha« been elected to hedd
nU”“l ^couraged local citi- ^30 pm. Thursday. May 8 at the residential area by special permit. Campbell, blonde deaf mute.
Overholsei also was one of the in general to go along with what
,o v5*h
IOOF hall for members, prospec-
The trial will be covered for
Some local settlements have Ihe Lane County TH and Health
The last three words are the ones
nine
boys given
FFA letter the city voted, but that the local
lx*arn
to
know
your
hospital.
tive memlMTS and their’wives. It
been made throughout the ,'lve association for the coming year.
to be added to the ordinance. Sentinel readers by a student of I awards. Others included Joel office would wait to make a for­
It
s
your
friend.
”
she
said.
will
be
followed
by
an
initiation
states involved In the »trike.
She and other officers were chosen
(This would make way for loca­ the University of Oregon school of Pynch, Don Patterson, Phillip Wil­ mal announcement on opening and
The date has been celebrated for new members.
Other operation» here at a at a meeting held recently in Eu­
tion of a proposed west side power journalism. First report of the son, Bruce Hankins, Jim Pynch, closing hours until later.
since
May
12,
1921
as
visiting
day
Entertainment
will
be
provided
■tand»till Include Bohemia Lum- gene.
substation being planned by Moun- trial will appear in the May 15 Keith Campbell, Don Pyeatt and
The city council of Creswell has
«
i for hospitals.
by Ray Schultz, pianist and singer.
l*r Co., LIHrgrcn lagging and
States, according to the council.»
Other officer» include Otto Lydy —
voted to remain on standard time.
Richard Doremus.
••
edition.
Charles Morri« A Son Digging of Mareóla, vice president; L. A.
Council okayed the addition to the
The First National Bank of Cot­
Annual foundation awards went
According to a please from the Gubrud of Eugene, treasurer, and
The boy will be tried on the to the following:
ordinance.
tage Grove took separate action
lumbermen» Indtutrial Relation* Mrs. Caloll Groshong of Bethel,
«. Council voted to open bids charge that resulted from the
Dairy farming. Keith Campbell; when its board of directors voted
Committee effective May 1 _ IWA
----- ; sect et ary.
on May 19 for the new city hall shooting of the 18-year-old girl farm safety, Jay Williams and to go along with the city and will
employee» were no longer covered Active in W»rk
oil heating system, i Bids will also near her home on Blackbutte Conley Overholser; soil and water open on daylight time Monday
^rt^v‘n-r-nc»
“n-
Mrs Carlson has been associ-
be opened on the 19th for sale of route on April 4. The Belcher boy management, Don Patterson and morning.
the $300.000 sewer bonds and for was arrested the following day Don Pyeatt; farm mechanics, Jim Poll Read
dXcilv
* premium», ated with heajth work ln ljtnc
construction of the new sewage after investigation by police.
The Mayor read a poll i at coun-
Pynch and Dave Macauley.
u
u .
„
county for the past 12 years. In
r.r IU
lhMV<‘
n<’ cifpC’
1940 sh” h«’lp«i establish the free
disposal plant.)
Farm electrification. Gary Funk cil meeting submitted by the
demand tor saw child Health Clinic in Cottage-
7. Council voted to let churches
and Dick Kelley; public speaking, Chamber of Commerce i that
V" e>' ac‘»«rove. The Clinic is staffed by
and the widow’s reduced water
Richard Doremus and Ray Duer; showed out of 156 business houses
•« the weekly farm forest Dr Triolo. Mr» Bullington, R.N.,
rates remain as is with no in­
chapter star farmer, Joel Pynch. contacted, 93 favored daylight
product» market report from OSC,' and Mril Carlaon
(Continued on Page 5.)
All awards were presented by time. A total of 34 were against;
22 said they would follow the ma­
Ed Finnerty, honorary member.
When she found that Cottage
jority, and 7 were neutral.
90
Attend
< Grove was without a Public |
Calvin Louis Robbins. 48.
Approximately 90 FFA mem­ No Opposition
! Health nurse sho organized a ■
former resident, was killed in- bers and their parents attended
No opposition was given to the
j group of businessmen to petition
stantiy Monday. May 5, in a log­ the affair. Key speaker was Earl daylight time at council meeting,
the county court, with the result
ging accident when hit by a roll­ Britton, agricultural representa­ although one councilman said he
that there Is now a full time nurse
ing log near Langlois, where he tive for KERG and also connected believed the Grange organizations
in
South
Lane.
This
nurse
visits
'
A 56-year-old Cottage Grove
was employed.
with the Production Marketing were against fast time and had
the
schools
and
keeps
check
on
lady was found about 9 a.m. Wed­
Robbins was born September Administration. Joel Pynch acted put the pressure on Governor Mc­
needy
medical
cases.
nesday, May 7, suffering from
21, 1903, in Reeves. Wise., and
Kay to rule against it. No Grange
Preliminary hearing for two came to Cottage Grove with his as master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Carlson was also chairman
shock and exposure after attempt­
Music was furnished by the high members spoke against the issue
men
of
the
Creswell
area
charged
of
the
mas*
X-ray
program
which
ing suicide. Mrs. Eleanor Eliza­
parents in 1913. where he lived school boys’ quartet and girls’ at the local council session. How­
with first degree murder will be for manv year. He attended school
beth Zlmmerly. 207 No. H street was held here last year, the re­
ever a delegation of about 25 local
chorus.
started today, May 8, in the dis­ in the Blue Mountain district.
sults of which were
by —
Dr. . I
had cut her wrist with an axe be , _
------ - given
------ —
New honorary members chosen businessmen present all favored
trict court, Eugene. The two,
tween the hours of 4 and 9 a.m. ,Trlol° "t ’he meeting. He reported |
Surviving are his widow; four included Glen Hankins, P. M. fast time.
Johnnie Frazier of Creswell and children, Fred, Bruce. Douglas
She was found in her yard by a 60,525, or 6-1.5 percent of I^rne ,
The Mayor, spei ’ ’ _ " “ _ .
Campbell and Mrs. Phyllis Trusty.
county,
took
the
chest
X-ray.
Of
j
07763694
Colbie Bowers in the Creswell and Mildred, all at home; mother,
neighbor, R H. Izmgfellow, who
said, “I don’t think this makes me
Robert
R.
Wright
of
the
high
area, but said to be a resident of Mrs. Lucy Robbins of Cottage
notified Mrs. McLean, housekeep­ that number 454 were found to
school faculty is the advisor of like daylight time any more than
Texas, are charged with beating Grove; seven brothers: Chester
er of Mrs. Zlmmerly. Mrs. Melman have active tuberculosis, 306 had
I ever did.”
the group.
.............
.......
.
One
of
the
many
horses
whittled
by
Mrs.
Fannie
Bran
­
EdgaH
F.
Lee
to
death.
I.ee
was
called Cottage Grove ambulance reinfection, 148 were suspected of
of Culp Creek, Fred of Portland.
Ordinance Passed
having
TB.
of
the
306.'25
were
snn
of
Agate
Beach.
This
horse
is
24
inches
high
and
valued
killed about November 18. 1951, George of Vernonia, Elmer of
and Mrs. Zlmmerly was taken to
Ordinance 1383, prepared ahead
at $300. The bridle and saddle were also made, carved and and his body was found in the Sweet Home. Robert of Blue Riv­
thç local hospital where she passed found to have other chest diseases, L*
of time by the city attorney, was
86
had
moderate
infection,
seven
trimmed
with
silver
by
Mrs
Bear
Creek
area,
northeast
of
i. Branson, who is world famous
away at 9:45. Mr«. Zlmmerly had
er, Clayton and Harold of Lang­
passed that made fast time effec­
Creswell about 2:30 p.m. May 1. lois; four sisters: Mrs. Violet
been in ill health for «everal year«, were far advanced, and three had for her miniature horses.
tive. Legality of such action;
State police and officers were Duerst of Cottage Grove. Mrs.
and according to her attending lung cancer discovered in time for j
taken through resolutions passed
height, are whittled out of balsam led to the scene of the crime by Glen Smith of Culp Creek. Mrs.
Frank B. Reid. Eugene attor­ by many Oregon cities, has not
physician, was despondent over
wood
and
the
legs
out
of
bass
an
unidentified
person.
The
com
­
The association's growth
her condition.
Belle Holobrow of Vernonia and ney, will speak against the county yet been questioned or any test
wood, and filled in with plastic plaint filed against Bowers and Mrs. Grace Olson, Minneapolis, manager plan that will be before cases made of it.
developed from six to fifteen dis­
Police Investigate
wood to complete the form, then Frazier stated the two killed Lee Minn.
voters on the May 16 primary at
tricts in the last ten years. About
The local ordinance originally
Charles Robert«, a«aistant chief
covered with unborn calf hides by kicking him about the face and
50 persons attended the meeting,
the Chamber of Commerce lunch­ read that fast time would go Into
Services
will
be
held
at
2
p.m.,
of polie««, and the Lane county
or
colt
hides
which
she
tans
her
­
body.
which was held at the Roosevelt
Thursday. May 8, at the Schroed­ eon to be held May 13 at the D-M effect at midnight May 5. But cit*
coroner'« office investigated. The
self. No two horses are alike. Mrs.
Lee, about 55, had not been re­ er Chapel, Bandon. Interment will cafe.
Jr. high school in Eugene.
izens present protested the quick­
body was removed to Mills Mor­
Branson also makes all the hand- ported missing apparently because be in the Bandon cemetery.
Reid will be accompanied by ness of the action. Virgil Kingsley,
tuary where funeral arrangements
tooled sadles and the bridles, many he had been in the habit of leav­
Judge John Wells of Justice Court superintendent of the high school,
Mrs. S. D. Rissue, well known
will be announced later.
of which are silver trimmed.
ing the area without notice. A for­
here. This will be the second lec­ said he would need until Monday
in
this
vicinity
for
her
many
oil
She was born Eleanor Krebser,
A picture of Mrs. Branson and mer wife, now remarried, is re­
ture on the manager plan the C to adjust school schedules.
and water color paintings and
February 14, 1896, In Wisconsin,
several of her miniature horses ported to be living in the area.
of C has heard. Marvin Warlick
dolls, has turned to a new venture
and was married In Vancouver,
with a story appeared in the April
Bowers admitted his part in the
and George H. Todd of Eugene LOCAL MEN ARRAIGNED
of
art
that
of
whittling
minia
­
Wash., to William Zlmmerly in
1952 Science and Mechanics mag­ crime to the district attorney, but
Ramon Fuller was nominated spoke for the plan at a meeting ON ASSAULT CHARGER
Norman Richards was named ture horses.
1916, who preceded her in death
azine.
the office of the district attorney for Commander of the American held in March.
In District Court Monday three
The Rissues will go to Agate
in 1942. She had lived in or near to head the Cottage Grove Lions
Mrs. Branson is crippled due to said Wednesday morning that Legion post here at a meeting
Cottage Grove men were arraigned
Cottage Grove for the past 32 club another year according to a Beach about May 15 where Mrs. being thrown from a horse when Frazier still had not admitted a held Thursday, May 1.
CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SET
on charges of assault and battery
years, coming here from Ridge­ report of the nominating commit­ Rissue will study this art under a young girl as she and her sister part in the murder, although he
Fuller, of the Sentinel staff, has
Sears Cemetery association of and one was charged with point­
field, Wash. Mrs. Zlmmerly was a tee submitted at the May 1st Mrs. Fannie Branson, who is said rode the range in eastern Oregon was implicated in an earlier state­ been serving as vice commander.
the Mount View area will hold ing a gun at another.
member of Our Lady of Perpetual meeting. Other officers nominated to be world famous for her whit­ where she was raised.
ment by Bowers.
If elected he will succeed H. B. "Clean-up" days May 17 and 18,
tled
miniature
horses
and
the
only
All were released on their own
Included:
Pat
Rickard
for
vice
Help Catholic church and the
Mrs. Rissue made the cowboys
Early rumors said Lee was a McMillan as commander. Elec­ and all persons concerned are
recognizance after pleading not
president; H. B. Robbins was one who does this type of work. and cowgirls for Mrs. Branson's
Catholic Altar Society.
former resident of Cottage Grove, tions will be held May 15.
asked to bring the necessary tools guilty. The men were Harold P.
Surviving are three daughters, named to succeed himself as Mrs. Branson has her workshop horses that were entered in the but a firm here said to have em­
Other officers nominated were as this will be a general clean-up Potter, Howard D. Potter and
and
museum
at
Agate
Beach
and
was
secretary.
Art
Schaefer
Mrs. Daisy Collins of Heppner;
International Livestock Show in ployed Lee denied that be had Robert Frye, first vice command­ of the whole cemetery.
Dores P. Potter. Harold WM
Mrs. Dorothy Peck of Creswell nominated for treasurer; Elmer a museum at Depoe Bay.
Portland in 1950, and she has just ever worked for the firm, and C. er; Ray Denham, second vice com­
charged with pointing a gun at
and Mr«. Patricia Efeugherty of Fleming as talltwister and Miles No Two Alike
completed a water color painting E. Luckey, district attorney, said mander; Dan Olsen, finance offi­
The Child Health Clinic will he another.
Cottage Grove; foiir grandchil­ Wicks as lion tamer.
Mrs. Branson, who is 71 years of old No. 1 engine on the trestle as far as he knew Lee had never cer; Earl Rose, chaplain; Earl held May 15 from 1 to 3 p.m. in
The charges were made after
dren; three brothers, John Kreb-
Other nominations for new offi­ old, has been whittling horses for at Culp Creek. This painting is on lived here.
Thorp, sergeant-at-arms, and Wil- the health rooms above Smith an alleged beating received by
ser of Woodland, Wa«h.; Ray and cers may be made fron; floor at the past eight years. The horses, display in the window of the
Both Frazier and Bowers are . bur Workman Jr., historian. The Electric. For appointment call George Woodworth, neighbor of
Frank, both of Ridgefield, Wash. the next business mooting.
ranging from eight to 14 Inches in Chamber of Commerce office.
being held in the lane county jail. I post of adjutant is yet to he filled. 4431*
some of the Potters,
j CG Sentinel Wins
PreSS Club A Ward
For Spelling Bee
City Budget Defeated 144-114;
Committee Will Meet May 8
To View Issue, New Election
Polling Locations
In Primary Named
Can Anyone Claim
To Be Auto Dean?
Hospital to Hold
Open House May 12
For Local Readers
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RI i ■ R DflUIIIld AU
Mrs. Carlson Heads
Lane Health Group
Calvin Robbins
Crushed by Log
Local Woman Dies
After Suicide Try
Hearing for Two
Creswell Men Is
Set for May 8th
C of C Will Hear
Anti Co. Manager
Talk Here May 13
Whittling Horses
New Art Venture
For Local Lady
Norman Richards
Named to Head
C G Lions Club
4
Conley Overholser
¡Given High Award
Legion Nominates
New Officers 1st