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CRESWELL NEWS
20 Pages
Section Three
I’uhhslMd by The Sentinel, (îuttnge Grove. < »egon
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Creswell Man
To Start Grove
Radio Station
Rebekah Assembly
President Visits
Creswell Lodge
THURSDAY,. JULY 17. 1952
NUMBER 49
Creswell Grange
To Have Special
Meeting July 18
Around
Town . . .
I. Kent, Reporter
Phone 557
CRESWELL Mrs. Olive Ramey
Rev Gerald G. Emerson, pas
CRESWELL Mr.
an«l
Mrs.
of Hillsboro, president of the Rc-
tor of the Creswell Presbyterian
Ch«?ster Hamner were elected tn
1« kah Assembly of Oregon mad«-
church, is attending th«- Rural Life
membership in Creswell Grange
her official visit to Honor Rebekah Conference on the Oregon State
at the Thursday evening session.
lodge July 9 and the initiatory
College campus this week an«l is
A special meeting is called for
work was exemplified for her. 1 one of the speakers.
Friday, July 18 to initiate a class
Mrs Ramey was presented with
in the first and second degrees.
gifts including an oil [tainting of
Th<- jf. Ola nd family has
Members are to bring sandwiches,
one of the emblems of th«- lodge
cake or salad. The third and four
done by the noble gland. Mrs. E. moved from the Huckins house on
th degrees will be given at the
D. Cartwright. Other framed oil Front street to a new house in
July 24 meeting with the Junction
[taintings of emblems for use in Scott’s additi
City Grange bringing candidnt«»«.
the w rk
presen t«-d the |
Those on the serving committee
W. J. Polson accompanied Mr.
lodgc by the artists of th«- l«x-al or
for that, meeting are Messrs, anu
der. Mrs. T. A. Bcssonette. Mrs | and Mrs Al Newman on their re-
and tiic construction of a Judio
Mesdames E. F. Malone, Clarence
A E. Elmendorf, Mis. I^xjnard turn trip to South Gate, Calif.,
will la-gin n» soon as the permit
(KESWL.LL LIONS (Lilt new ofn««r» and Inatalllng «ifflclnh Young and Mrs. Cartwright.
Jackson. Vern McCluskey, Leo
last week and underwent minor
C
RESWELL
’
S
(XntMl
NITY
CHORAL
GROUP,
sponsored
by
is granted. He has alVrady te- titillili; part In r«ss-nt c«-renatole» are ahowo above; (mw I. left to
Cole and Mrs. Mary Lindsay.
A letter of thanks was read from surgery at a Los Angeles hospital.
Ct-ivM blds on equipment nreded right) Ed Rlrknbnuah. Eugene, < iiblmt »ccrelary; Unie Thontixton, Mary Ann Ziniker for the gift He plans to return home next th«- Lions club, pr«>vM«-d entertainment re««-ntly at th.- «tab's combina
The Grange voted to arrange
tion Installation program and Ladi.-s Night. Members of the singing a display txxvth at the Lane Coun
and will lie able to net on them Eugene, district governor; Curl K ihmh , tuli twist« r; T. W. M nlkup, presented her prior to her leaving week
as soon ns government regulations 'retiring prcxldcnl, und Hurry M um <><>n,.director. (R«tw '!, left to right) on her trip to th«- United Nations
group are as follows: (Row 1, left to right) Mesdamcs E. D. Grousbeck. ty Fair Committees will be an
will allow.
Miss Leda Everson arrived the lames Cooley, Lettie Good, Byron Westlake, and Frank Redding. nounced soon.
A. W. Johnston, president; Hill Cool. Drain, rone chairman; Cui Ttv-? at New York. Cheer boxes were
Pictures and information on
reporti-d being sent to overseas last of the week from Fort Dod^e, (lU.w 2, left to rit.ht) Meadaaws II. A. Berg»-. P. C. Holt, II. L. Wright.
muscular distrophy were given
Ft>K M EK CIIKSWEL!.ITES lor, sccrelury-trynourer; Dale Hhtlr, first vice presidenti R. M. Citr- service men.
Iowa to visit her father, G. E. ( . I. K«*nt. Alta L^tye Collom. and Arthur Graham.
prntrr,
third
»ice
president;
Hill
Huachke,
director
and
Dave
Kasper,
proceeding the business session
WED AT SI TU EKLIN
A memorial sei vice will be in Everson; brother, F. A. Ever-on.
wcond vice president.
and a silver offering was taken
charge of th«- Theta Rho Giris at and family, also brother Francis
CRESWELL Of Inlmat to
Mrs. Anna Harrold had as her
The women of the Methodist for that benefit. The quarterly
the July 23 meeting. On the serv Everson and Ernest Everson of
Cre*welj friend* 1» the n-ccnt
guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Wil church held a food sale Saturday reported a total of 200 membership
ing committee are Mrs. L. A. Eugene.
marriage <»f two former Creswell-
liam Christian and two sons and at Walkup’s store with the ways for Creswell Grange.
Whitney
and
Mrs.
Loyd
Wheeler.
<•« The wedding of Mi»» Erma---- — -
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Mrs. Christian’s mother, Mrs. and means committee, Mrs. Irma
Donation- of blood were solicit«»d
Kreran. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Members of the Methodist Youth Charles Gray, of Saskatchewan. Ogram, chairman, in charge.,
for a member who had recently Fellowship rolled bandages for
Charles V. Kceran now of Rose
Canada. Mr. Christian is principal Homemade doughnuts and coffee
CRESWELL
Creswell resi- undcrg«»ne surgery.
burg an«l Rotiert Inscore t<xik
use at a leper colony at a meeting of the Indian Head school there, were also served during the day.
CRESWELL
Miss Pauline
dentij
were
rather
upset
all
day
An
inspirational
talk
was
given
place June 8 m th«» Sutherlin
Friday evening at the home of which is in session for ten months The proceeds will bt used in Ruegger passed away ■ t the
CRESWELL Mr nnd Mrs. H last Thursday when the re|x»rt
by Mrs Ramey. Besides the presi Wayne and Edwin Walton. A soc
Christian chut ch with L. M Bix N. Traxler of the H N
each year. They were touring the making improvements at the par- Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene,
ler. pastor of the Creswell Chris Real Estate report one of the big- went out that a prisoner being dent otlu-r guests were Mrs. Doro ial time followed, and ice cream west and left here to visit in Cali- sonage.
Monday, July 14, 1952 at the age
taken
from
Douglas
County
to
the
thy
Pryor
and
Mrs.
Evelyn
Poole
tian church officiating Th«- par- gest thrills of their life when they
and cake were served.
; fomia.
cf 61 years. She was bom at
state
[x-nitentiary
ha<!
escaped
at
of
Springfield
and
Mrs.
Mabel
unts of th«- bridegroom, Mr and made th«’ trip to Port Ian«! last
Norman Howe, commander of Creswell April 21, 1891 and is
Rurs Howard Inscore. until re- w«-ek in an automobile of antique Creswell. H«- was thought to have Chcscbro of Mapleton.
The Walker Community club
The State Junior Baseball team the Creswell Post VFW. David survived by two sisters, Miss Ida
gone to the Creswell Butt«- area
cently liv«-d at Creswell.
meets Friday. July 18. instead of of Creswell played the Cottage Kasper, Ira Hockett, Robert K. Ruegger of Creswell and Mrs.
d«’»ign purchased a short tim«- ago and all residents in that district
Mrs. W. C. Adams and son on the usual Thursday, at the
Mrs Norman Meyers of Cottage from a local party It is a 1923
I Grove team at Cottage Grove Fri- Easterling, W. C. Adams and Har Hilda Hout of Corvallis, also sev
were
alerted
by
the
sheriff
and
Frank
Adams,
who
is
visiting
here
(¡rove, the groom's sister and Hl n>xiel T Fotd roadster with a
home of Mrs. Fred Kinsland of i day evening and won over the ry K. Goreham attended the State eral nieces and nephews. Funeral
several
state
police
They
spent
from Los Angeles, went to As Lynx Hollow.
Kwran, brother of the bride, at- MPH speed of 30 mik»s.
.Grove tean» with a score of 11 to Encampment at Astoria last week. services will be held Thursday.
th«- day visiting homes and comb toria Friday for Mr. Adams who
tended the couple
it created much fun nil along the ing the brush. Airplanes were also
------------ 5. Junction City is scheduled
to Mrs. Goreham was the only dele July 17, at 1:30 p.m. standard time
hail
attended
the
VFW
State
En
The bride Wore an afternoon lln«- nnd the Traxlers were virtu
Mrs. J T Kerr drove to Port- play here July 15 at 5:30 PST on gate from the Creswell Auxiliary at the Schwering England Chapel
put in use. The prisoner, a ch«-ck campment. an«l together they went
dress of white net trimm«-«f In lace ally «>’U'ort«»d through th«- larger
land last Thursday to meet her‘the Creslane scnool diamond,
to the state meeting which was in Creswell with Rev. Gerald G.
forger, Frank Gaylor, made his on to Vancouver. Wash., to visit son.
and a lace bolero. She completed
Marvin Kerr, and family who 1
—
When they drove down way to Cottage Grove where he
also held at Astoria.
Emerson officiating. Interment
another
son.
Walter
Adams,
who
were
returning
from
a
four
weeks'
her costume with a white lace Broadway in Portland to a park
A hotly contested donkey base
will be in the Masonic-IOOF Cem
was taken into c-uatody.
is
stationed
with
the
army
there.
visit in Philadelphia.
hat. pcnrl trimmed, nnd white ing place the men in charge were
ball game between the Lions club
etery in Cottage Grove.
shoes. She cnrrlext a colonial bo- not »me they could drive the ma
members and the firemen was
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. I played last Wednesday evening on
quet centered with an orchid.
chine but one suggested if they
Creswell Assembly of God. Rev.
Leonard Harris at the Cottage 1 the Creswell school diamond. Score
Following a trip to the Oregon couldn’t drive it they could push
Grove hospital July 6. This is the was kept but at the last count no W. R. Davidson, pastor. Sch«?dule
roast and Oregon Caves the couple it in place.
Come in and see our new
first child in the family and a decision was made. There was lots of services. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Is at home at Ashland where Mrs
The Traxlers spent a night In
shipment of
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. 5L of fun. However, due to the heat A class for every age. You’ll like
Inscore will continue her studi«-* । Woodburn on the way north and
it!
Sunday
morning
worship
11
1
Harris
of
Creswell.
nt th«- Southern Oregon College i an tber at Altiany on the return
and other appointments the crowd
<>f Education.
trip.
was not large. Jack Moore of o'clock.
Sunday evening evangelistic ral
Mr. and Mrs. John Huckins Payette, Idaho supplied the don
Both are 1951 graduates of th«- 1
ly, 7:30 p.m.
have moved in their house on A keys.
Creswell Union high school. The
Youth service, Sunday evening
street. His parents. Mr. and Mrs.
gnsmi is employed at Hilt, Calif
Fn-d Schoeler Ims launched a
George Huckins. who have occu
just across tin- Oregon line. Mr j fine 26 foot fishing txwit nt New-
Marietta Bundy and Carmen at C:30 p.m. A program design«?d
pied the place, have ipoved to the Crabb of LaJah. Wash., are visit especially for youth.
and Mn Huwani Inscorc cam«' 11>ort and is planning on many holi
Wednesday evening prayer hour
E. O. Smith property on the cor ing their grandmother, Mrs. Karl
from Idaho fur their son’» wed day week ends. He made the boat
7:30 p.m.
ner of A and First streets.
ding
Duyck.
nt his shop at Un-swell. It is
equipped with a motcr an«l also
Just the things tn save
Creswell Church of Christ, L.
Mrs. Louise Biown of Roseburg
< t M %S sw M F < LI It
rigging tor sailing.
M. Bixler, minister. Sunday school
with laundry work this
is visiting her uncle, W. W. Par
10 a.m. Morning worship 11
sons.
CRKSWELL The Camas Swale JR. ( lit K< II «.KO! 1’ MEETS
warm weather.
o’clock. "The Table of the Lord.”
NGTH E OF FINAL
chili held a social meeting Tues
CRESWELL 'Hie junior high
A ticket on an
Singspiration
and
study
hour
7
SETTLEMENT
Property owners in the Creswell
day nt th«- VFW hall. The August group of the Westminster Fellow
This addition to the well-known line of Quonset buildings, the A1I-
p.m. Juniors will be in charge of
Butte
area
are
complaining
about
meeting will tie a picnic at the ship of the Presbyterian church
I urpoM- Granary, points up the fact that not all round buildings are
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the devotion service. Choir prac-1
young folks from town tearing
Franklin grove with Mrs. John , heki a wiener roast and «k-votions Quons.-ts with the new observation that not all Quonsets are round.
down fences, turning stock loose, that the undersigned Administra tice Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
NapjM-r nnd Mrs. T«sl Nappcr ns on th«- church lawn Sunday cvc-
Among several features as new as its lines, this all-steel structure
or a
cutting trees and setting fires. trix of the Estate of JACOB JO-
hostesses. The following will tx- । nlng. This is a newly organzi«-d has d-’ulilc walls for self-ventilation and provisions for drying and cool
Creswell
First
Methodist,
Rev.
Trespass notices have been posted HANSEN, Deceased, has filed her
honoris! at the birthday table: ’ group Mrs. Gerald G. Emerson is ing giain Nature s way by unhoated air. Fan and tunnel units for this
ar<- available as optional equipment. The basic building unit is 16 ft.
and signs are being put up warn account for the final settlement of Leonard Jone, supply pastor. Sun
Mesdamc* Richard Cnniplwll.
th«- advisor.
wide,
1-
ft.
lung.
Length
may
be
increase«!
by
any
number
of
8
ft.
units.
ing folks that dangerous stock is sajd estate in the Circuit Court of day school 10 a.m. Chester C. Wal- j
J Quigley. Gertrude Brownell and
Fan and tunnel accessories for
tac State of Oregon for Lane ton, superintendent. Morning wor
in the pasture.
.Maude Norton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I>m Henriksen!
with each $1.00 purchase.
drying and cooling giain in stor
County,
and that Tuesday, the 19 ship 11 o’clock, “Man and His
left Monday for l«os Angel.-s after
Thinking.” Prayer period 6:45 p.m. '
age are removable, enabling the
Drawings to be on our
day
of
August,
1952,
at
10
o
’
clock
The
Creswell
town
baseball
team
FIREMEN TO «TAND HY
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Min
building’s use for many other pur
lost to the Coburg team at Co in the forenoon in the Circuit Fellowship groups 7 p.m. Evening
second anniversary
FOK ANY GRAMS FIKES
nie Henriksen, and Mrs. lain H«-n- |
poses when not filled with grain.
burg Sunday by a score of 20 to Court Room, County Court House, worship 7:45 p.m.
CRESWELL Firemen decided rlksen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
July 26.
Drying Cost I«ow
22.
Eugene. Lane County, Oregon, has
at the n-ccnt meeting not to burn C. Adams.
I
Drying and cooling are accom-
Creswell Presbyterian. Rev. Gerald
been
by
said
Court
fixed
as
the
off grass «tn private properties
plishtxi by a “down-flow” circula
Mrs. Mary Base and daughter time and place for the hearing of G. Emerson, pastor. Both Sunday
aliout town but will stand by with
tion of unh-ated air, sketched at
Betty left this week for their objections thereto, and for final school and morning service will
left. Cost of this drying operation
fire fighting <x|Ui|anent if anyone
is only about 3 cents a Tushel. Ne
home at Pomona, Calif., after settlement of said estate. MAR- be held at the Franklin grove
wishes to burn glass on his own
cessity for “turning” grain in stor
spending a month at the home of THA JOHANSEN. Administratrix, Sunday. July 20 followed by a
pine«- providing arrangements for
1AN<> TUNING and Repair. I
age is eliminated by cooling.
her
brothers, Byron, Arlee and | HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At- picnic dinner and games. Cars will
day nnd time have tx-en mad«- with
Leave orders at Green's Hard
When
using
the
building
for
John Westlake and with other torney.
49-5tc-l leave the church at 9:30 a.m.
the fin-men Ted Mogstnd and Ira
ware & Supply, Creswell.
these purposes, grain is piled
Creswell
relatives.
Hockett will serve refreshments at
aver the tunnel to a 6'a-ft. depth
48-2tp-49
NOTICE OF FINAL
the August meeting.
as the structure is filled. When the
Six members of the Creswell
SETTLEMENT
fan is operated, air is pulled into
Masonic Lodge attended institu
the building through its openings
down through the grain. Carrying
tion of a new lodge at Veneta
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
moisture picked up from the grain,
Saturday’ evening. Harry H. That the undersigned Administra
the a ir flows out th rough the tunnel.
Brown, worshipful master of the trix of the Estate of LYMAN E.
Fan Runs 20-60 Days
Creswell lodge, served as worship ADAMS, Deceased, has filed her
At harvest time, the fan is oper-
ful junior grand steward.
account for the final settlement of j
6*2 A. new buildings, water available for irrigation,
ated continuously for an initial
said estate in the Circuit Court (
$8,500, $1,000 down, possession at once.
period until the grain's moisture
Mrs. Minnie Henriksen, who is of the State of Oregon for Lane
content is brought down to a safe
I A. nice house, fine land $10,000, >4 down.
convalescing from surgery, went County, and that Tuesday, the
level for storage. This requires
to Eugene Friday to spend a week 12 day of August. 1952, at ten
from 20 to 60 days, depending
_
*
with her daughter, Mrs. Paul o'clock in the forenoon, at the
upon moisture content of grain and
local weather. Thereafter, the fan
| Circuit Court Room, Circuit Court
Rickard and family.
is operated occasionally on cool
| House, Eugene, Lane County, Ore-1
days and nights in order to reduce
The Camas Swale club met last gon, has been by said Court fixed'
grain «emperature to the lowest
Tuesday at the VFW hall and as the time and place for the
possible point for winter storage.
worked on a quilt for relief pro । hearing of objections thereto, and
In event grain temperature rises
Top sketch shows flow of unhealed
jects. A potluck dinner was serv- i for final settlement of said estate.
abnormally thereafter, any heat-
_
Your Deitendable Agent
sw I * f W > • —4 — •••••• — — — — J * J
11
Icucpnuuc «O*
openings for grain drying and cool
redueed by further fan operatiom
chairman of the hostess committee I trix. HERBERT W LOMBARD.
ing in Quonset Granary. Lower
U nder normal conditions this will
Attorney.
for the August meeting.
48-5tc-52
sketch shows how removable tun
be unnecessary if drying was done
nel and fan arc installed.
properlv at harvest time.
t'RESWELL Philli! Holt of the
< rcvwell Electric Store nnd nlvo
th«- < oust fork Broadcasting Co.
ha* hern grnntixl n permit Io o|e
«»ratc a commt-rctel radio »tution
hu on unlimited time on a tn
quency of Moo kllocychw, 250
watt* by the Fixlerul ('«immuni-
cation» Commi«Nion. At present j
the only »tockholdcr. Holt cxiwcts
xxin to l>e abk- to announce addl-
tkinnl member* of the cotiqxiny.
Iloti'» consulting engineer ap-
Traxlers Get Big
Thrill Out of
Model T Ford
Prisoner's Escape
Upsets Creswell
Pauline Ruegger
-CHURCHES-
Plastic
Tablecloths
Place Mats
and
Aprons.
LEGAL NOTICES
Oil Painting
Large
Elephant Toy
Creswell Variety
Store
Creswell Classified
HEPFS HOW...TO RE-ROOF
Specials
...GET NEW SIDEWALLS
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
H. N. Traxler
Real Estate - Insurance
Hot Weather
Is Hard on Tires
See
Portable Typewriters
Smith Corona Sterling
Smith Corona Silent
A close out of all dry goods items
including
These typewriters have practically all the features of
the Standard typewriter but cost considerably less.
Threads, Buttons. Tapes, Zippers,
Embroidery Floss.
Also one slightly used Smith-Corona Sterling
was $90.07. Now $75.00.
A complete fountain service to keep you cool.
Hollemon Motor Co.
Creswell's Tire Headquarters
BARGAINS
Cottage Grove Sentinel
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(Mrs. Zelma Edwards)
Beautify and protect your home for a »mall sum pay» £
able monthly. We arrange payment* to suit your i
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New sidewall*, too, add insulation value and beau«
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