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The Seutinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
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Hazardous Sixth Street Crossing
If we were asked to name the worst traffic hazard in the
Cottage Grove area, we would place the Sixth street crossing
of the Southern Pacific railroad first. Not only is it a traffic
hazard, but a fire hazard as well. So far as we know the
Southern Pacific has done little or nothing to relieve this
hazard except erect a warning bell.
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Patience of many motorists is often tried, waiting for
the SP engineer to switch a long line of freight cars. This
time consuming wait could be done away with if the SP could
be persuaded to build a switch yard north of the Main street
crossing or else cease to try to switch a mile of box cars at
one time.
On May 9th, a stalled car of a Standard oil employee was
wrecked by a freight barreling through town, while the train
crew was apparently reading orders without any effort to
slow up or give warning of the approaching freight. And
previous to this a rural fire truck was halted briefly while
waiting for the track to be cleared by a switching freight.
It so happened that the wait was brief, but there have been
instances where rural property might have burned up while
the truck waited for a long fieight to clear the crossing. SP
officials have informed us to make a complaint any time
the crossing was blocked for 15 minutes, but in 15 minutes
time valuable property can be lost. Besides, who among the
waiting motorists would think to look at a watch to time the
switching train?
From observation it seems to be quite an effort for the
SP to inaugurate any local improvements. Could the fact that
the SP is the only carrier in the district without competition
aave anything to do with the local situation or is this road
just naturally tight ?
DEFINITIONS
(E. B. Gallaher)
A CONSERVATIVE is one who thinks of the welfare
of his family and his country first ; who is willing and
anxious to stand on his own two feet; earn his own living;
save what he can; one who wants to spend his own savings;
live under the American Constitution and the Bill of Rights;
develop himself and his country' according to the American
system of free-incentive enterprise.
A “LIBERAL" is a Socialist, one who is determined to
be liberal in the spending of someone else’s money, not his
own. He believes in handouts to the have-nots who won’t
support themselves: he is an internationalist and, as a do-
gooder, demands that America support the underprivileged
of the world. He is determined that the American taxpayer
support the bankrupt governments of Europe, arm them and
and defend them with American troops at our expense.
At home, he is for free medical care, government control
of schools, control of industry, higher pay for less work.
The “Liberal" is convinced that he is heaven-ordained
to run the world and demands that billions of our tax money
be handed over to him to spend as he pleases without the
necessity of accounting for it. As a “Liberal” hates to spend
his own money, he always gets himself in position to spend
public funds or other people's money, for which he always
arranges for ample compensation for himself. He is for gov
ernment control of the nation and its industries, the support
of the people from the cradle to the grave. In other words, he
is a Socialist, no matter what flag he sails under at the
moment.
Group of political scientists has rated the first 10 U. S.
senators. The first three are Douglas of Illinois. Kefauver of
Tennessee, and Morse of Oregon, in that order. Win, place
and show-off.—Bend Bulletin.
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The Army's Quarter-Master General paid nearly $8.000,-
000 for butter in tue four months after war started in Korea,
despite the fact that the government, through the Commod
ity Credit Corporation already owned more than 160,000,000
pounds.
At one Army field, personnel writing_contracts for pro
curement had, to fill out an average of 3,700 papers for each
contract. (Testimony before Bonner House Sub-Committee)
While the army wac buying 4,770,000 pounds of dried
eggs at an average of SI.30 per pound, the Commodity Credit
Corp, was trying to sell 50,000.000 pounds at $1.04 per pound.
The Commerce Department budget for 1940 was $51,-
500.000: for 1953 it is $931,200,000 — an increase of 1,709^.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED: 15 men for Sunday, 3
p.m. at rodeo ground«, south of
town. Douglas Greater Shows.
41-ltc
VALLEY VIEW ACRES. Beauti-
ful setting, about three acres
most of which is in permanent
pasture. Family orchard, large
garden space, water for irriga
tion. Barn, garage, attractive
two-bedroom residence including
nice size sun porch that would
be suitable as third bedroom,
large combination living and
dining room with lovely picture
window, kitchen with eating
space, also utility room. House
is on hillside nestled among
shade trees. Near school, store
and borders on paved highway.
Priced to sell at $^500. Terms.
Phone Glen Hankins at 126R or
646.12 after hours. Alice Breed
love Real Estate Broker. 41-ltc
FOR RENT: Ground floor apt.,
electric range, oil heater, water
and hot water furnished. $40
per mo. Ervin Hansen, 110 No.
16th, Phone 769J.
41-ltc
FOR RENT: 2-bedroom house on
South 12th., garage. Inquire
1151 South 4th St,____ 41-ltc
FOR RENT: Furnished trailer
house, 1338 E. Quincy.
41-ltc
FOR SALE: Fuller brushes now
available; also waxes, polishes,
cosmetics, etc. Phone W. E.
Wheeler, 9F13.
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FOR SALE: 1951 Henry
overdrive, heater. $200
book. Phone 576L,
Grove. Hastings.
J, trunk,
less than
Cottage
41-ltp
WANTTOBUY fryeai ¡ m <:ib.
good condition. 6 Quincy Ave.
Phone 330.
41-ltc
for SALE: Home rendered lard.
Phone 662R. 504 South Tenth
FOR SALE: White weaner pigs.
Arnold Duerst, Mosby Creek.
Ph. 969R1.
41-2tc-42
Six acres , two bedroom modern
home, hardwood floors, newly
decorated. Dug reservoir to ir
rigate graden, lawn, flowers,
and strawberries. Two garages,
shop, pickets for fence. Phone,
mail and school bus. Phone
311'31, Ora Addington, Route 1,
Creswell, Ore.
41-ltc
FOR SALE: 10-foot speedboat and
10 HP Evinrude, also boat trail WE WILL sell to satisfy costs, 2
work horses on May 23. See
er. $225. Phone 976R1X.
41-2tp-42
Judge John Wells or Elmer J.
Kent, constable.
41-ltc
FOR SALE: 4-room house, garage
and outbuildings. 2% acres, Mos
The more you leave things to
chance, the less chance there is
by Creek. Phone 976R1X.
41-tfnxxx for you.
Baccalaureate Service
letters to the Editor’
Bunk of Cotlage Grove. Cottage
Grove. Oregon, 5642-12-
K|nd of buslne»»: Holding com
pany, primarily of bunk stocks.
Manner In which ubovemimed
organization 1» ufflllateil with na
tional Ixmk. und degree of con
trol: Transamericn Corporation
owns directly 90% of the out
standing capital stock of above
named mctnlier lunik
Financial relations with bunk:
Stock of affiliated bunk
owned (|Mtr vuluel $225,00000
Loans to ufflllnted bank. none.
Borrowings from affiliated
tank
’•"S?
stock of affiliate registered In
iidme of bank or known to l>e
owned by bank directly or in-
ilnectlv
None
Other obligations to. or known
to be held by. affiliated
bank
None
Other Information neccssury to
disclose fully relations with
RECEIVE DAD'S MEDAL OF HONOR
Processional: "Processional"
Ernest Schmidt
To the Editor:
High School Band
(The congregation will remain seated as the class marches in)
Why is it when |ieop!e get along
Reverend William Sutterlin in life and arc pretty well fixed in
Invocation
Sheppard a financial way they want to pick
Hymn: "This Is My Father’s World"
out a small town and let it die
Congregation
Morgan "Oh them. For example Cottage
"Be Thou Not Still"
I Grove's city budget. 1 think I’m
High School Choir
' speaking in tiehalf of nny one of
Reverend
C
B.
Starkey
Scripture Reading
the joungcr folks that like to see
Kocher our
Hymn: "For the Beauty > of the Earth"
profiler and grow like
Congregai ion
other towns and not be held down
Reverend C. B. Starkey dtte to some one party not want
Prayer
The Choir ing to live in our times and not
Prayer Response
Lewandowski hack in the early 19Ws Hack in
“Psalm 150”
rather they, drove
those dais
High S c I kio I Choir
Reverend Clark Enz a horse and buggy. How many of
Sermon: "3W
Success"
Reverend D. Hugh Peniston the older |>eople that are otijeeting
Benediction
to a decent living wage for city
The Choir employei's. how many of those
Choral Response
Roberts
Recessional: "Pomp and Chivalry"
folk would want to work on city
employees' wages?
We all want fire protection,
Class Night Program
good policemen, good competent
Doyle Higdon. President city employ<»»■», but it's lor sine
Class Roll
bank
Non0
I. W. L. Andrews, Vice Presi
(Written by Donna Abeenc. Kay Gates, Carolyn Moore)
we can not get them if we don’t
Class of 1952 “SHARPEN OUR PENCILS AND
dent and Treasurer of Transamcr-
“Gonna Take a Sentimental Journey"
Ica Corporation, do solemnly
ITavid Bennett WITS" Just look around us and
Bass Clarinet Solo: "Deepwood"
| swear that the ntxivc atatenient 1»
sei1 if other cities are battling
Lenore Porter
true, to the beat of my knowledge
odds Any town that has tin same
Mary Lou Wolfard. Accompanist
industry or industries we hive,
und belief.
"At
the
River'
Skit:
W. L ANDREWS
namely Eugene and Springfield,
FOHOWINQ A CEREMONY In th« Pentagon In Washington, Mrs. Mar
The Boy: J. C. Isley
Sworn to mid subscribed before
are they going backward!? Cer-
garet
E.
Hartcll,
of
Danbury,
Conn.,
holds
th«
posthumous
Medal
of
The Girl: Jo Ann Peterson
taTly not Too, take a look at
ine this 13th day of May. 1952.
Honor awarded her late husband for heroism In Korea. Seated on her
The Cynic: Richi Griffith
JOHN F. HURNS, Notary JMb-
Dram, Roseburg, and see what
lap with one hand on the medal Is her one-year-old son, John la?o. On
Directors: Ida Rynearson
lic in unit for the City nnd County
they arc doing.
the left are her daughters, Sharon, 4, and Sandra, 2. (International)
|ot San Francisco. State of Call-
Shari Crabb
By this article I don’t mean not
AUUP » To Mr. and Mr* Hili” .
My commission expiras
Cook to use good judgment. By the
Senior Sextet: "Within a Dreaming Harbor"
Alsup. Yoncalla, a son, Norman ;
41-ltc
same
token,
if
we
arc
going
to
Bond
"Just a W aryin' for You"
Jolin Luther, May 12, 1952.
i
1
live
in
this
day
and
age,
let
’
s
for
"Through Traffic”
Skit
get what we did back in the early
(X)RNWELL - To Mr. nnd Mrs.
James, the driver: Wes Malcolm
Cottage Grove Hospital
days and do what they are doing
Robert Emerson Cornwell, Cot
Lenore Porter
Nora, his wife:
today. How many older folks want
WALTON - To Mr. and Mis tage Grove, n son, Robert Emer
Carolyn Moore
Nora’s Mother:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
their children to go to the little
Reckford
Hagen Walton. Elkton, son Jr., May 12, 1952.
Bob
Kelly
Traffic Cop:
red schoolhouse because they did?
to the legal voters of School Dis-
a
daughter,
Sharon
Kay.
May
15.
Shirley Witters
Our school system is doing very
Director:
PETIT - To Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph ¡trict No 45. of Lane County,
Curran well and let’s let the other half 1952.
Laurel Petit, Cottage Grove, »¡State of Oregon. that the AN»
Vocal Solo: "Nocturne"
MEETING of
of the city do equally as well
Bob Kelly
DE HAVEN - To Mr. mid Mis daughter. Teresa Ann, May 13. NI AI. «CIUM IL
TLC.
! said District will lie held at Jef
Bill V eatch. Accompanist
Ixonard Eugene DeHaven. Cot 1952.
ferson School; to la-gin at the
Bridgetta Brady-
tage Grove, a daughter. Gloria
Ballet: "Fantasy of Dreams'
hour of 2:00 o’clock to 8 (Hl Stand-
Wesley Malcolm W. C. Martin
Jean. May 16. 1952.
Advice to the Juniors
Mr
GABOR1AU1T
Cottage Grove Sentinel
ani Time on the third Monday of
Bob
Tank.
President
of
Class
of
1953
Mrs. Leon G. Gaborlault. Rotiti
Junior Response
Cottage Grove, Ore.
I’AYNE - To Mr. and Mrs Dur Creswell, n son, May 13, 1952. ’’ J une. twing the 1« day of June.
Principal Robert L Dusenberry Dear Mr. Martin:
Announcement of Awards
rell Guy Payne. Yoncalla, a daugh
Presentation of American Legion Awards
To say that I am grateful to ter. Cynthia Sue. May 16. 1952.
WEBBER - To Mr. and Mrs ' This meeting Is called for the
Class of 1952 you for the weekly visits of the
pur|a>sc of electing < >nc Director
Richard J Webber. Route 2.
ANDERSON - To Mi and Mis
Class of 1952 Sentinel is putting it mildly- and
"Ah. Weil I Remember"
well, a son. May 12, 1952.
mid the transaction of bu»ln»aa
Enid LaBlue, Accompanist
like » youngster in t^e back seat William Wallace Anderson, Eu
MOODY - To Mr. and Mrs usual at such meeting
in school, my hand is up to attract gene. a daughter, Shernlyn Beth,
May 16, 1952
Richard Moody, Cottage Grove, n
Dated thia 15th day of May,
attention.
Commencement Program
son, John Richard, May 20, 1952. 1952.
Recently the Pratts, having a
RINEHART - To Mr and Mrs.
EDGAR RICKARD
Elgar lovely home on Almeda heights in
Processional': “Pomp and Circumstance”
CHEW - To Mr mid 1 Mr« Ed
Elton Lloyd Rinehart. Creswell, a
Chairman Hoard of Director»
Portland,
had
heard
me
play
the
High School Band
Creswell.
win
V.
Chew.
Route
2.
<
May 17.
ATTEST
harmonica. The mother and son son, Daniel Lawrence,
(The audience will remain seated as the class marches in.)
a daughter. May 8. 1952.
1952.
D M HUSTED, District Clerk
came
to
see
me
and
the
mother
Reverend
Paul
Lubbers
Invocation
41-2tc-42
told
me
her
son.
a
student
in
the
Caro-Puccini
HARRIS - To Mr and Mrs. For- Mina L. Griffith
Vocal Solo: "O Mio Bambino'
Willamete University. Salem, in-
st Raymond Harris. Cottage
Neila Richardson
NOTH E OF HALF.
tended to have some of his friends Grove, a daughter, Shawnee
Mina Lenora Griffith. Route 2.
Joyce Thun, Accompanist
OF BEIL I'ROl'EinV
in for a party during the spring
Junction
City
died
Thursday,
May
"Overture Mignonette”
Baumann vacation and he wanted something May 18, 1952.
15. 1952 at the ago of 76 She was
I for entertainment that would be
High School Band
born In western Nebraska. Janu IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
SANDS - To Mr. and Mrs.
THE STATE OF OREGON
Dr. Frederick Hunter I outstanding. I supposed there ter Harold Sands. Drain, a son. ary 29. 1876 and wax marri«.«! to
Address: "Youth and the American Program"
Urti LANE COUNTY
Joseph G Griffith at Daisy, Wash .
Honorary Chancellor of the Oregon State System of Higher Education : would tie 10 or 12 students at this Gary Stephen. May 18, 1952.
PR( (BATE DEPARTMENT
December 29. 1897 Her husband
Freshman Triple Trio: "It's a Big Wide. Wonderful World"
Fox ■ function They sent for me and
Mary Lou Wolfard. Accompanist lon «"iving at nine o'clock, found
SUMMERS - To Mr. and Mrs pm-edi-d her in death In March In the Matter of the Estate of
JOHN JEDINAK. Deceased
the
large
room
full
of
young
Jack
Weston Summers. Cottage l'>37
Superintendent Virgil G. Kingsley
Presentation of the Class
('nw No 11139
people. The writeup in the Journal Grove, a son. Dennis William, May
Mrs.
Griffith
has
been
a
resi
Wilbur Workman had this to say: "The outstanding
Awarding of Diplomas
Notice
is hereby given that (in
dent
of
Junction
City
for
the
past
19, 1952,
Chairman of Board of Education
event of the evening was the har
eight years. She is survived by dvr and by virtue of an order of
Reverend E. W. White monica playing of Mrs. Fannie
Benediction
rs, the Circuit Court "I I he state of
CURTIS - To Mr and Mrs Ed five daughters: Mrs TMh"
Saint Saens Goude." I played my best. In be die James Curtis, Cottage Grove, Phoenix, Ari/: Mrs, J u Haw Oregon for luin<- County. 1‘rotatc
Recessional: "Française Militaire"
In the Gymnasium tween stories and songs, several a son, Michael Boyd, May 19, 1952. thorne, Ellensberg, Wash.; Mrs. l>r|>artmcnt, made on the 21st day
Congratulations to Graduates
old funny songs. I arrived at my
Thomas Bradshaw, IHwtscr. Wash.; of May, 1952, in the matter of the
JOHNSTON - To Mr and Mrs Mrs Chester Ayres. Junction City, estate of JOHN JEDINAK. dr-
place
of
abode
a
few
minutes
be
REPUBLICAN BALLOT
fore 4 a.m. I agree with the Raymond William Johnston, Cot and Mrs. Walter Sorenson. ,Cot ceased, the undersigned, as Ad
Precinct— No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Latham Total woman, who when asked by a tage Grove, a daughter, Carolyn tage Grove; 15 grandchildren. 9 ministrator with the Will Annexed
FOR PRESIDENT
little girl, “Are you an old lady?” Judy, Muy 20, 1952.
great-grandchildren; thn* bro- of »aid estate, will sell at privute
89 The answer was, "I have lived a
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Earl Warren
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thers: I high '1 Immvl, Nez Pierce, sale in the usual course of busi
568 long time, but I am not old.” I
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141
DE LEON - To Mr and Mrs. Idaho; Fred of Prosser, Wash, and ness. for cash or for part cash and
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Dwight Eisenhower
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60 have improved in my harmonica Clint Clcmon I »cl .con. Cot tag«’ Roddy of Addy. Wash.; several part credit the following described
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Douglas MacArthur
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property, to-wit:
15 playing in the past four years for Grove, a son. May 20, 1952.
2
5
nieces and nephew».
2
2
Wayne Morse
4
lx>t 12 mid West half of Ixit
2 there are times when it seems 1
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2
0
Wm. Schneider
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ADKINS - To Mr. und Mrs
13, Block 2. of the A C.
just
have
to
have
an
outlet.
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6
3
3
3
Harold Stassen
2
Bohmstedt Company Addition
Fannie Goude, Portland. Ore. Charles Dean Adkins, Goshen, a
CONGRESSMAN. 4TH DIST.
I aine County,
to
Editor’s note
We hope Aunt son, Michael Dean, May 8, 1952. RFPOBT OF A HOI.Ill NG COM
138 Fannie will pardon us for publish
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Barbara Draper
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PANY AllllllTE OF A
Oregon
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612 ing a portion of her letter, which
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HUNTER - To Mr. and Mrs
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Harris Ellsworth
107
Blds wil be received at the law
NATIONAL BANK
office of HERBERT W I.OM-
STATE TREASURER
was more or less personal, but to Charles Gilbert Hunter. Lorane.
BARD. Wiser Building. Cottage
184 us the remarkable part of the a daughter, Dorothea Ellen, May
50
Published In Accordance With
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Jack Lynch
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Grove, Oregon. Sale will lie made
81 letter is that "Aunt Fannie” can 10. 1952.
Section 5211, U. H. Rc-
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Fred E. Robinson
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on and after June 19, 1952.
vitw-d Statute»
363 still enjoy life and has refused to
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Sig Unander
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SUTTERLIN - To Rev nnd Mrs.
Dated May 22. 1952
let the years "hem her in." We
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Cot-
William
Wallace
Sutterlin,
HERBERT W IX1MBARD, Ad
Report as of March 31, 1952,
186 also admit that the letter should tage Grove, a son, Mark William,
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E. O. Stadler
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of Transamerica Corporation, Wil ministrator with Will Annexed of
be read by mature adults only lie-
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Alex Barry
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mington. Delaware, which is af JOHN JEDINAK, Deceased
cause the reference to coming in May 10, 1952.
222 at 4 am. might encourage the
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Leonard I. Lindas
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filiated with The First National
MORRISON - To Mr. and Mrs.
157 youngsters to take additional lib
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John McCourt
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Howard Foster Morrison. Cres
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
erties. Mrs. Goude will be 87 next well, a son, Ernest Grant, May 10,
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ictober
10.
Ralph E. Rogers
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Fred Bartels
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Ralph Fosnaugh
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HAGUE - To Mr and Mrs. Hnr
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141 OF THE LOCAL CEMETERY
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ry Hague of Cottage Grove, a
Ralph Peterson
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We wish to thank all those who daughter, Kay Ladeen, May 10,
CORONER
485 have so generously responded to 1952.
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Fred S. Buell
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3 our pleas for assistance in the
O. Bagley
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Annual Cemetery Cleanup and to
THOMPSON - To Mr. and Mrs.
SHERIFF
remind those who have not as Aaron Ulva Thompson, Creswell,
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216 yet mailed their share to do so as a daughter, Laura Christine, May
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Edward W. Elder
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150 soon as possible.
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Allen Stephens
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10, 1952.
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C. A. (Tom) Swarts
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We have at last mailed the
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To Mr. and Mrs.
TULLAR
DEMOCRATIC BALLOT
last of the 200 or more cards no
tifying the lot owners of our An Ellsworth Morgan Tullar, Cottage
NATL. COMMITTEEMAN
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172 nual Task, so there is no excuse Grove, a daughter, Gladys Ann,
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Mike DeCicco
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348 for them not to know. Here's hop May 11, 1952.
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Monroe Sweetland
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ing we can complete the Task.
FOR PRESIDENT
TOGNIETTI - To Mr. and Mrs.
Mail to Miss Belle Burkholder,
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407 Secy. Cottage Grove Cemetery Peto TognletM. Cottage Grove, a
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Estes Kefauver
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daughter, Maizie Sue, May 11,
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59 Assn., 225 N. Lane St.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Attractive prices!
Wm. Douglas
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CONGRESSMAN 4TH DIST.
TO THE LOT OWNERS OF THE
OBERG - To Dr and Mrs. Stan
Liberal trade-ins!
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¡«0 COTTAGE GROVE CEMETERY ton Graham Oberg, Cottage Grove,
Louis Wood .
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Long, easy terms!
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W. Swanson
, 50
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I Wish to thank all those who a daughter, Cyuthia Faye, May 12,
have so far contributed to our 1952.
STATE TREASURER
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334 Annual Clean-up, financially or
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Francis Lambert
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BULLOCK - To Mr. and Mrs.
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257 otherwise. This includes the val Stanley Earl Bullock, Cottage
L. Blakeslee
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uable
publicity
donated
thru
the
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Grove, a daughter, Kathy Ellen,
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Chas. Rickabaugh
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53 wide circulation enjoyed by the May 12, 195'2.
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Cottage Grove Sentinel, which is
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O. E. Vrooman
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•0 showing wonderful results Wo
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Jos. Ayers
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U. Brendel
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other man's lot. and when I asked
Edw. Hathaway
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My principal worry, the burn him to move it to a pile not far
ing of the immense trash pile In away which we were then burn
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Clell Pryor
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228 almost solved itself, with tho we employ the Golden Rule up
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Carl Arney
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153 promise of Ernest Shipley, Chief there, the same as anywhere else?
of the Cottage Grove Fire de It just makes messes when we
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partment, who has stated he will ought to have the grounds clean,
CIRCUIT COURT
summon volunteer aid if needed and costs extra money to bum and
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I want, to especially commend
trust this will not be needed.
those who have neatly cleaned
GARBAGE LEVY 6/10 MILL
When this pile is burned, I do their own lot», and generously
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556 hope we won’t ever have such a donated cash to the general work,
huge stack there again. I do of which there is no end.
LIVESTOCK DISTRICT
Sincerely yours
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cleaning their own lots, to dis
'Miss Belle Burkholder,
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Secy. C. G. Cemetery Assn.
COUNTY MANAGER GOVT.
P. S. Please don’t put tin cans
now piles all over the grounds
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1046 of town, cleaned his lot off and burn!
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