The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 24, 1952, Page 13, Image 13

Mr«. James O«born nnd Mr. and Th«ir*.. July 71. !»«
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Orogun
Candid Forestry
I Marvin Roberts in Springfield.
Dinne Bryson of Cottage Grove I NPRVIVORS INNTRI CTF.»
cent illness.
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Cll-ll’l A.Í1
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j James and Jeiry H«-wes return­ ium is being completed with the
r.fM-nt Ilie V
Mr. and Mrs. I«ra Tucker «nd
inside installation of plyboard and
Edith Kenady, Reporter
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und
Mm.
Adolph
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BONUM
ed home after spending several a tile floor.
grandparents,
son movctl recently to L’*lifomia.
Phone S7FZ2
If n veteran irci'ves hi* bonu«
IJ nd* troni
I weak* at Stayton with relatives
Mr. an«T Mrs Cole Is-vlsay »pent
Mrs. Borda Munyon has been
Bill Hull returned to Mishaw­ puyment. nnd di«'« iH'for«' enshlng
during the strawberry harvest.
Ihr week end with her brother and
’
are -
Mr and Mr» Oral McMughlln
flic
«lieek.
hl«
survivor
or
«urvl
­
«laying
with
Mrs.
Everett
Mc-
aka, Ind , to make hia home again
Mr. and Mr«. Vic Doolittle and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Rsin»,
and Mr and Mr». Rus
vor« muv receive payment In the
children enjoyed a fishing trip in Failand and helping her out whll«' at Salem.
lieft and son Jerry spent thr week 1 m H« t *|M*ndirig tin- finit year with j following m inner:
she
is
convalescing
from
her
re-
the Lind«tr>m»f*mlly.
eastern Oregon over the week end
and Mi
end In
Surrender the wurrant to tl»,
m oops - timber <, game
When ili«' reach on a logging
; with other relative*. They report
In mi:
truck broke lust week the logs , Stati' Trensuter. with an endorse«
j f ishing wa* not so good.
Mrs J It Fcrguaon Is s|>endmg nnd
lrnlli i smashed into the shop inent in the mime of th«- deceayi
a few day* nt The Huiles Visiting
| The Culp Creek Assembly Sun­
IMyee
nnd
of
the
«urvlvor
or
sy«-
her hii»banil nt the T II Simitar on fill' Earl Powell plm*'. com­ । vivor* Along with the wurrrnt.
day sctUKil picnic is planned for
pletely
wrecking
the
building.
ium Mr Ferguson Is Improving
Saturday, July 26, at 2 u«k>ck at
Ilile nn affidavit to the of!»'ct
Mr. ami Mrs Robert St Elmo ihnt the «rfbmt I m the »uyivor
sa I Isfii«-1 ori ly.
Rujada providing th* we*fher is
Mr. nnd Mm Harry Hinkley und spent a few days la«t week with tor the affiant» are the MurvronO
nice. Tlie chil«jjefl who com«- with­
y
und Arthur their «on-In-law ami daughter, Mr. of the ¡jetton entitled to the I mhium .
I wo sons.
out pargpM wTe asked to bring
Hinkley of II winm. N Dak., and und Mrs AH mt I Harri*, nt Idhnrui Survivor* entitled to the
sandwMthrii while older ones are
of
Mr und Mr* Elli» Thom|>s<in and ’Hwy brought their little grand- a deceased veteran, in priefity, arc
M*k'd to bring salads, hot dish»»
three daughter of Im kerson, N duuglitef Kathryn home with th«1 unremarrh'd widow; /lie child
and deaaerts. A meeting was call­
ed for Wednesday evening to di«-
Dak.. who are visiting with Mr them.
or children if no wldowAurvlve«;
and Mrs. ('hurle* Hinkley and
cuss further matters concerning
Mr* Henry Marr and daughter«, and the jmrent or parents if no
daughters of SpiingBcld. nil pic- Yvonne and Ctiriwllnc, ure vl*ltlng widow or child <>r children sur-
the picnic.
nicked nt Cottigf Giove Ink«'
y
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wineinger
Mr* Mart'« parent*. Mr and Mr*. vive.
Wednesd iv evening with the W Clarence Hill Mr. Marr will ur- Death Iteforr IbM vIvJh« Payment
spent the week end over at the
coast fishing They ,-eturne«] home
A. West and zXrclUe West Limili«'
rlvc next week to Join hi* family
II ■ Veteran ha« (Wpli' d for the |
Harry Hinkley is un miele of W h«Tr Mr M«irr hu* recently Iwen iHinus. luit dies IWOW n reiving
Vt'Afi
IO&GKR3 HAVE
3
Sunday night.
MEW
SMALL SEETOKiS.
und Clarence, Arthur. tinn*ferr<Kl to El Centro, Calif. payment, the survlror* should im-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brez and son
A
18» ■ «fecWtUM®
ACiS- IDEAL GAMP FA^MS
<'liarlc* and Mr* Thom|*on are from Juck»onvillc. Ela . whore he imdiately notify ?h«' Bonus DI-,
! Carl of Springfield spent the week
; end at the C E. Wineinger home
CAUSI7 O-iASG AMO SMCJBS CAcDwl KE l HIFÜLL'/
cousin*. Mr. und Mrs Gordon has been on duty with tin' Nuvy vision, Department of Veterans' j
I caring for the children.
WMt and daughter came down the {Mi*t 14 month*.
Tvi
T he V oum O
. LAST VEAU 5 jz7OS'
Affair«, Salem, <4 the veteran’»
Mr. and M js Leslie Arthur and
from Portland to visit with them
death, giving 0>v Ismus number
t ET. v itfeouSWT IM ^5GS DE EK FROM 3.2 5b,OOQ
j girls of Row River are visiting in
also Mr mid Mrs ThompMin and
economy So little
if possible, and furnishing a copy
PKVATtLY «DIMMED '^l£'ST COAST TtEff'
Anaheim. Calif., with relatives.
daughter« flew out in tlielr private
of the deatw certificate If the
PALMS OP WJE'S.TEFM WASPIMGT&M
cost by bus! Enjoy Greyhound service
Mr«.
Orville
lainib.
Reporter
plane. Mr. and Mr» Harty Hink­
They left July 11 and are expected
veteran du-«l/u service, furnish a
AMO o»esoM .
everywhere in ait-conditioned Super-Coaches.
ley plan on »(Hmding the summer
back this week.
Mr and Mr* Walt Limb and copy of tlr official notice of
Austin
Vaughn,
wha
has
spent
n Marvin und thus* weeks-old death, vcrifgd by » notary public.
CONVENIENCE No waiting
rent of the family have rcturwd daughter Carol of O’Brien visite«! -17),
the last four months at Camp San
Anut will then contact
when you go Greyhound! Frequent
Luis
Obispo.
Calif.,
is
home
for
.y,
furnishing
the
nee-
i
over the week end with hi* bro- 1 the
•
«un
' 21 days. He will then be sent over-
Mrs Adolph Lindström rvtuHH'il tilers, Orville Limb and Jame« cessary > «ivor's application form
service to all points in the West, i
Sa*«1
Imme Friday (rom Kcnncwick. Limb
ting th«' survivor a* to ' hss just return'd from a year’s .both Raymond and Mrs. Norenc
Crefwell. and attended and inst
ajl 48 states, Canada.
The ((immunity was shocked
Wjih . w I utc »he spent the pint the rodAo wlifle here,
what opivr information or docu-J7udy m England. She was then I Dean were honored at this me«'t-
meeting
will
be
held
at
Monday
when
word
was
Teceived
month with tier »on and daughter-
fOn
a
Fullbright
wholarship
whicii
।
ing.
Next
m«s
tin;
thru express buses
Sgt William Macauley, station­ ment* Jbv needed.
the death of Claude <Bud)
nt law helping cun' for tier new
I «he received when she wa* a »iu-1 the home of M Irs. Florene Vio-
on main north-south, east­
ed
at
Nil
air
lame
near
Hondo.
I
lettc
on
August
20
with
birthdays
duster
of
Eugene.
He
was
a
Culp
SJ0®
granddaughter, Glenda, who was
R‘n"
dent at Oregon State college. On ।
/ /LATHAM
Texas, I* home on fui lough with
west routes. No local stops,
«M'W““
of Ruth Wirfeinger and Peggy Creek resident a couple of years
!*>rn June 23.
,
Tuesday
evening
Miss
Miller
gave
hi* parrat* Mr. and Mrs. J'ihn ■
fDÿ Mr*. Hugh Trunuell) '
! ago.
ago, coming ncrc
here imm
from Washing-
Groat to lx- H'membered.
»»<».-»«
Glenn Roland is in the : ospitai
a
talk
at
Lorane
Grange.
She
will
no extra fare
Miuauley.
Phone I7-F-I1
Mrs W. B. Patton was hostess . ton jje was employed as a scaler
SA*
at Walla Walla where hr ii'ider-
I teach in an agricultural college in
at
her
party
at
a
demonstration
I
at
Bohemia
Lumber
Co.
Sympathy
Mutton saved the life
of Jeff I I ff D. (Hap) Haye* has goki his Wisconsin this fall.
went major surgety mr ’ ly on
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Sunday evening by talking in sheep
hpr(. Io ¡>„10 Bglcer^r and
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i"
Mr.
and
Mrs. Harold Gowing are 1 home on Thursday afternoon of I is extended to the family.
hia buck
I
Ais «.VMNtit’h fit'll thf» (runt't
, • _
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I .
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Patton visit­
Innguarge
enough
that
the
owner,
........
.
’
U-aburg
driving
a
new
car.
last week.
I layen moved
Mr. and Mrs L’v- . U*man
10 No. »th
MEKt KING
Mr». C. B Mitchell and her sis-
Melvin Peterson Jr. returned ed recently at the home of Mr.
o<
.ire building a new hoi'»c on their Dean L»mb, understood «omething' w I htc hr i* in charg«' pt*plumbing
•
Ph. 97
a two weeks’ and Mrs. Vic Patton and aie pre­
wn*
wrong.
Mutton
anil
Jeff
a«e
installation
at
the
iuAg,n«h
hatch-
ter.
Mrs.
Wallace
Durbin,
and
to
California
after
aCfbogc
two ins«'parable half-grown, black ery for HAS Phuwfilng of Eu- ' daughter of Eugene a e visiting visit with relatives here and at paring to leave the latter part of
Do rena.
Karakul »heep that graze an*W>d gene The Baker« ha/e moved into relatives at Eureka, Calif,
July for California.
The Culp Creek school gymnas-
the place but are not very (Ame j their new horn«'................................. . Mr. ant! Mrs. Kenneth Addison,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Phillips and
Un
s.
Sunday evening Mutton came run
Mr nnd Mrs J«»hn Olson of who haw lx-en stationed in Kan- children moved back from Camas
ning and bleating loudly 4» the
Lsiburg, formerly of Latham and sa«, sjient last week visiting rela- Valley recently to their place near
porch from the orchard, «he
pm house
back <’ottuge Grove, v.sited Sunday af- , nv« n Du amv W hih• h«r. th y. Row River.
a »hort distance, then to, 11' . 1 temoon W1
n,.the tjce
Williams. with his sister. Mrs.
Mrs C.
( B.
B Mitchell
Mil« h< I.
Mrs. June Rockwell was called
with'the
tjee Williams.
again several times. Dertn and his
nd Mrs Aron Cartor an«! and family «pent a few days fish- tv Independence, Kans., by the
Mr
a
father Orville Limb, led by the
death of her mother last Thurs­
son of Jacl raonville. Fla., who were mg on the McKenzie.
bleating sheep, ran mru the or­ I'ccomp.inring
‘ hi*
-‘t sister.
sister, Mrs
Mrs. j Mr«. C. N. Henry and daughter. day morning. Rocky accompanied
chard nnd to th«' d«m nn«l found
Hardentyook. and her husband. Sharon, of Seattle, are visiting at her to Portland by car where she
Jeff with just it»*hcnd sticking
boarded the train. She plans to be
and her mother. Mary Carter, to the home of her sister, Mrs.
out of the water Roiled
gone about two weeks.
Pasco, and family.
Ix'bannn.
stopped
Tuesday
to
visit
sitowixi it had laMen in deep water
Many from here attended the
M hl Lee Williams and the Jack
Sgt. DRoy Hileman visited
and ha<l swany to shallow
Carter«. Mary Carter is the lat­ Cottage Grove Rodeo over the friends in this community last
i where it couM stand but could
ter's grandmother. The Harden- week end.
week and also with his mother
not walk out "« the wool was too
^rooks had taken their nephew
near Sweet Home while waiting
‘ heavy from inking up water. Dean.
.Richard, with them from San
f ir his discharge from the army.
। pulk-d Jcffmut. then Mutton took'
He returned to the states from
Francisco
for
a
visit.
over the job of consoling it by
Mr and Mrs J. F. Shelley of Korea on June 10.
talking in it« ear. However. J/ff
Elmer Goodell and Ted I* itchell
Sacramento, Calif . sister of Mrs.
refused to leave th«' protection of
Joseph McCune, and her niece, spent Saturday on the coast fish­
i its rescuer« for several hour«. Who
The Ik-light Valley Neighbors Connie Lupatdus of Redding. ing
| said «beep are dumb?
Just south of highway bridge at Robbins Rest Motor Court
Mr and Mrs Remington moved
club held a no-h<mtrs* meeting at Calif , arrived Sunday evening for
^rs. Orville Limb entertained the Delight Valley gym on July a visit after which they will motor ! into the small house of James
Tl»nntday with a jKithtck dinner 16 Roll call response was “A to Santa Clara. Oreg., to visit Brown recently vacated by Mr.
nr«! a <|(unoii«tration fruty in the Pleasant Surprise” and was ans­ another sister, Mrs. 11 IL Emer-1 and Mrs. Jack Blasdell, whore-
jftcrmxiff Attending the «tinner wered by th«' following member*:
turned to Colorado.
jwer<>: Mcs«t*nM’V ^Yed Kinsland. Mesdnme« Myer«, Zumwalt, Hayes.
Mrs Ross Huffman was taken
WE SPECIALIZE IN CHICKEN AND STEAKS.
Rândy Brown and Gory Hoi ton I ------
Sam Mcdhird. Due'Farmer. Ken- Harrison. Mi lkmaid. Hite. David­ are - the latest victims of the by ambulance to the hospital after
ineth Van Nortwick, G«s>rge Quack­ son. Tracey. Way. Duerst. Came­ nmiijK
being stung by a bee Thuisday
Private dining room available for your parties or social occasions.
enbush. Ray Hnllirook. Roy Wha- ron, Olson. Ling. Seablom. Stone.
Rev and Mrs. Arthur Ottosen morning.
। ley. Victor TCorpf In. Lawrence Mrs Bprt Strang«- was a guest.
and sons «if Oakland, Calif., re-1 Leonard Whitman, and ^rank
With 21 hours reservation we can serve you quail, pheasant and mountain trout.
Fisher, Jack Maqlllan. also Mrs
Discussion was held about the turned to their home after spend' Coon mot;.red to Independence
’Roland Hansr ./ Bennett Creek.
and
Dallas
on
business
one
day
necessity of trying to get a signal Ing « week with her folks, the
Call and see us.
1 Mrs Haywl Gfirner of Veneta installed at the railroatl crossing Rev. W. K Brightwells.
last week and visited with friends.
land Mrs. Nev^ Cantrell of Cali- nt Saginaw. After a delicious pot­
Ray Phillips returned from the
Mr. and Mis. Richard Culbert­
I forn^ Also |gcsent were Wanda luck luncheon Mrs. Estelle CTiam- son and girls of Oakridge called east and is employed at Bohemia
Farmer. VicW. Joan and Jean Van lx«rs presided nt n demonstratkm on several relatives in this com­ Lum I kt company.
Nortwick, L»is. Barbara. James party for the benefit of the chib. munity Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Troutman.
and I.ucilly Quackenbush. Joe H«il. Prizes were won in games by Mes-
E. H. GISCH LEK, Prop.
Mrs. Jewel Thweatt was hostess Mis. Alton Phillips. Mrs. Hazel
br«Kik, wevic, Ross atxl Mike dames McDonald. Myers, and to the Sewing club on Wednesday, Dean. Gary and Debra, visited re­
WhaleyJ biucc . Alic«' and Dean
July 16. Birthdays of Mrs. Eliza- cently with relatives, Mr. and
Limb, Rartuirn and Bob Harper.
Mr». Burt Strange returne«! to
Day«' nn«i Ben Macauley are her home in Portland on Sunday
batching., down below Rosebuig after a week’s visit nt the home of
Mr and Mrs. Rice Hayes.
where tlwy are falling timber.
Mrs. Dave Hite was pleasantly
We are nil sculptors, woiking surprised on Friday evening when
out our Our Idcgls, and leaving 22 friends gathered to wish her
th«1 impress of min«! on the Ixxiy a happy birthday.
Mr and Mrs. Norman Myers.
as well a* on history and marble,
Cut costs with a Dodge truck
chiselling to higher excellence or Teny and Marc, attended the
"Joto-Rated’ to fit your job—
leaving to rot and ruin the mind's Myers family reunion nt Albany
from !6-ton to 4-ton.
on
July
13.
On
July
20
they
at
­
ideal*. Mary Baker Eddy .
tended the Ijike family reunion at
Power-wifh-aconomy is the first
Armitage Park near Springfield
principle of a Dodge engine—
Donnie and Bobby Way have
thanks to L-head design, high-
been confined to their home with
efficiency carburetion.
illness.
Mr. nnd Mrs Lee Harrison and
Lew upkeep is engineered into
Mr. and Mrs. John Seablom will
every Dodge truck with feature«
be in charge of records and re­
freshments for the square dance
such at floating oil intake and
nt the gym on July 26.
other«.
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gyrol Fluid Drive—available on
Save on gas and oil. Dodge truck
%-,
1-ton, and Route-Van
operating costs stay low, thanks M
such values ra lightweight alumi-
model» —save« wear.
A meeting has been called for
num-alloy pistons with chronW-
Monday evening. July 29, for a
plated top piston rings, 4 rings per
Come in today for a demonstra'
discussion of the bond issue which
piston, and others.
tion
—
and
a
good
deal!
will be voted on the following
week. The meeting will be held at
8 p.m. in the high school library.
The county «uperintendent of
schools and a state building con­
sultant will be present to lead the
discussion.
On the following Monday. Au­
gust 8, district 36 voters will go
to the {mils at a special election
to vote on a $22.500 bond issue
“Just Across the Bridge”
for construction >f two new class­
rooms. The election will be from
I to 8 p.m. Standard time.
Daily Vacation Bible school at
Lorane Church of Christ will close
Save on long life. Husky frames,
Save on maintenance. Dodge “Job-
Thursday evening with a program.
sturdy axles and high-capacity
Rated” trucks kee ■p you on the
Open House will be held from
springs provide extra strength,
road—and out of tl he repair shop.
7:30 to 8 p.m. so that parents
lengthen truck life. Because a
You get such features as exhaust
may inspect the children’s work.
Dodge “Job-Rated” truck lasts
valve seat inserts, positive-pres­
A program from the various class­
longer,
it has a high trade-in value!
sure lubrication system, and others.
“Economy is one of the many things we like about our
es and a moving picture will be
Dodges. They’re real low on all costs—especially on
given from 8 to 9 p.m.
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SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 26th
Cottage Grove’s Newest Cafe, the Cascadia Cafe
CULP CREEK
DELIGHT VALLEY
Highway 99 South
Piano and Vocal Music on the Opening Night
CASCADIA CAFE
a.i 4
imi.l
HAUL WITH A DODGE AND CUT YOUR COSTS]
Radio Ray
DONE
prices start
just a few
dollars more
than the
Main & River Sts
HOUSE
WIRING
Additions
Rewiring
cars
Bring your
circuits
up-to-date.
Cecil Beck Motors
711 So. Puc.Hiway
LORANE
Ph. 405
NELSON'S
Electric
“Our Dodge trucks give us
exceptional over all economy
The Rev. Robert A. Green ^has
announced that he will use as his
Sunday morning sermon topic
"Stay Through." In the evening
he will use "Revelations of an
X-ray."
A special offering will be taken
at the morning service for the
building fund. Each member Is
asked to give the equivalent of
one day's wages so that the annex
may be built to house the furnace
and lavatories which have been
planned.
Miss Baunita Miller, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller,
oil and upkeep.
“These trucks are on the go for 5V4 days every week,
carrying extra-heavy payloads. They always keep
running and have never had any major mechanical
trouble.
“The drivers tell US the new Dodge has real comfort
and drives like an automobile.'’
iêô «T foefoy /òr Me. 6es/
« • • soys
LEO MEUDT,
Meudt 4 Beck
Dutribufing Co.
Madden, Wit.
/
fa /oncost fronsporfoffort,
BDDGE»TIUItK!t.
CECIL BECK MOTOR CO
711 S. PAC. IIIWAY