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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1953)
I store last week to their rightful ' owner. Jeanette Kelly. Reporter Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Patterson1 Phone 1I67R1 I and sons returned to their hom»? I The observation post at the up- | Monday about noon from a trip an accessc the again per end of Dorena was activated to Tennessee where they spent the all - new t a t i o n Sunday, January 4, but with not holidays with relatives of both pace for the automobile industry a ne in the lowest priced with the introduction of its 1953 enough volunteers to maintain a Mr. and Mrs. Patterson. i “The Handyman" 24 hour watch. Anyone who is will Little Linda Hancock of Eugene model Chevrolet and Oldsmobiles series called ing to take a four hour shift may spent several days here at the at the showrooms of the Cottage have I impressed the automotive contact any one of the following home of her grandparents, Mr. and Grove Motor company on Friday, trade. 5. An array of convenience January 9. captains for the day mentioned: Mrs. Arthur Bales. items including key-turning start Both automobiles boast a host Monday of every week. Mrs Gret Word reached this community ta Estabrook, phone 6-8637; Tues Monday that the condition of Al of improvements but the Chevro- ing, one fourth more luggage day captain, Mrs. Elsie Patten, vis England, a long time resident let in particular is “entiiely new space, sill-height tiunk floor, auto matic choke, easier steering and phone 6-8479; Wednesday, Mrs. of this place and employed at through and through.” Blossom Garoutte, phone 6-8454: present by Booth-Kelly, was The announcement of the new braking, static-free and moisture Thursday, Mrs. Jeanette Kelly, slightly improved. He is confined Chevrolet product in Portland was proof ignition. To celebrate the announcement phone 1167R1; Friday. Mrs. Bea in the Cottage Grove Hospital. of such magnitude that it required of the new cars the local dealer trice Larsen, phone 6-8494; Satur Bob Kelly returned to Eugene the full facilities of the Oriental ship is offering an attractive bot day and Sunday, Bob Owen or Sunday to start his second term theater, Multnomah hotel and the Darrel Garoutte, phone 6-8-154 or at the U of O. Masohic temple. A total of 1,200 tle of Matchabelli perfume to the fiist lidies who inspect the 6-8629. Anyone residing between Robert Wicks returned Fiiday dealers and salesmen were moved new automobiles. Children will re Disston and the Dorena Grange to St. Helens, where he is teach between the three locations in ceive toy pop-guns and rocket bal hall is urged to call any of these ing. 30 buses. loons. captains and volunteer services as Mrs. Franklin Stewart was a “It seems incredible,” reported The new 1953 Oldsmobile fea this is for the area protection. Eugene visitor Friday afternoon. Cottage Grove dealer, Tom Clapp, tures a 165 horsepower "Rocket" Mrs. Mary Munroe spent the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Plowman "but when the new Chevrolet was Christmas holiday at the hom»' of and Richard of Florence were unveiled at the Oriental theater, engine with a compression ratio of 1 8 to 1. It in the her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. week end visitors at the home of the crowd cheered that car for industry to adopt a powerful 12- T. O. Munroe, and spent Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele, parents over five minutes.” volt ignition system. 40% easier and Tuesday visiting other rela of Mrs. Plowman. Of major interest in the new stopping is made possible by a tives and fiiends in the commun Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sherrett Chevrolet line are: power-braking system which joins spent Friday in Eugene. ity 1. An entirely new series with the already «popular Power Steer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen and New Year's day dinner guests family left here December 26 and at the Ray Steele home were Mr four Ixidy models to be known as ing. To be seen shortly is the amaz traveled to Grants Pass where and Mrs. Floyd Plowman and the Bel Air series. Luxurious be they visited two brothers and a Richard of Florence and Mr. and yond compare they promise to set ing Frigidaire Car Conditioning unit which provides complete tem sister of Robert. December 26 was Mrs. Amel Smith and’ sons of the style pace in the industry. 2. A new 115-horsepower “Blue perature control with either heat the birthday of Lynden, youngest Culp Creek. brother of Robert and also his Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bales and Flame" engine and a refined or cold provided through thermo birthday. This is the first time family were New Year's day din Powerglide automatic transmis static control. they have celebrated that occasion ner guests at the Lyle Irwin home. sion. The economical Thrift-King NEED FAMILY BOSS together for 16 years. The Owens Fiiday a moving van took their engine now develops 108 horse Equality sounds good — but if power, a gain of 17.4 percent over returned home Sunday, December household goods to their new home there were no family boss, h»£ at Gold Beach, where Mr. Bales 1952. 28. would pop and the kids decide Mrs. Cammie West, mother of has been transferred by the Bo- ■3. Power Steering, another which movie to attend. Mrs. Robert Owen, is spending hernia Lumber "first” for Chevrolet in the low some time here at the Owen home Mr and Mrs. Henry Monroe and price field, is offered as an option There is nothing better than a resting up after caring for her family spent the week end at in 1953. The Autronic Eye is also balanced buget except a surplus. mother, Mis. Mary Willian, who Cheshire. Mrs. Everett McFarland accom- passed away recently. and Mrs. Ellis Wilhelm and WOSBY CREEK 1 son Mr Pat Mr. and Mrs. Otho VanScholack panied her mother, Mrs. Forest of Swan Lake, Mont., Mrs. Harry Caatle, Reporter of Portland were overnight guests McGee to Eugene Monday of this day at the Phone 968.13 Sunday at the home of Mrs. Min week. home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mos- nie Wagner. They returned to their Mrs. J. T. Cassell and two chil- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hemstedt by. Mr. Wilhelm is a cousin of dren and Ralph Cassell returned and children of Beaverton visited Mrs. Mosby. home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gilligan were to their home the first part of a few days after Christmas at the Don Mosby, who is stationed at Friday evening callers at the the week after spending the holi- home of Mrs. Hemstedt’s parents, Travis Air Base, Calif., was home Henry Kelly home. | days in Oklahoma with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson. Mr. for the New Year holiday and Mr. and Mis. Raleigh Wilson Mr and Mrs. Bermie Stewart an»l Mrs. Anderson went home visited his dad and family, Mr. of Lorane route were Saturday arrived back here Friday, Janu- with them for a visit and also and Mn Darrel Mosby, and his eVening guests at the Arthur ary 2, after spending an extended visited a son and family. Mr. and grandmother Mrs Maiy Mosby. Bales home. The evening was vacation in the east visiting rela Mrs. Eugene Anderson and son Bill Mosby of Klamath Falls was spent playing cards. tives and a month or more in Gary of Portland. Eugene brought also a guest. Miss Hazel Roy of Days Creek California where they hoped Mr. his parents home Friday nighf Mr. and Mrs. Orin Land attend returned to her home Sunday af Stewart might regain his health. and spent the week end here, re ed a wgteh party New Year's eve ter spending a week as a guest of Mr. and Mis. Charles Niehaus turning to their home in Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her- and farrtily spent several days Sunday. Joyce Kelly. man Kanel of Mt. View. Mrs. A group of employees of Booth- recently at Redding, Calif., where Kanel served a delicidu^ lunch at Dc»> Anderson kept the him»* Kelly and their friends held a New they visited relatives. midnight. fires burning while his parents, Years dance at the community Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wicks ac Melvin and Russell McGuire anu companied Robert Wicks to Port Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson, were I Allen and Judy Rearrick spent hall, December 31. away. H< ’ left for Corvallis Sun- Mrs. Wayne Vaughn spent Mon land where they attended the New his second New Y mt ’I night .with their Year’s eve performance of "Ice day evening to begin day in Eugene. grandparent», Mr and Mrs Har j term at OSC. Mrs. Florence Chaffee suffered Capades.” They were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lebow and Castle. Goldie Lancaster stayed painful injuries when she fell on home by Miss Dolores Pyl who is at the Castle’s Saturday. her front porch one evening last a teacher at St. Helens. Little family and Cpl. and Mrs. Dean I The Blue Mt. Mothers club ■sts Sunday I ..-bow w ere.dinner gw Curtis and Debra Wicks wert' w^ek. , honored Mrs. Howard Taylor with and guests at the home of their grand at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gale a handkerchief shower Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Lebow of Mt. View. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. family of Sutherlin are spending night. December 30. at the Blue Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mosby and Mt. lunch room. Cake, jello and a few days in the community Wicks, during their parents ab- boys werc dinner guests New coffee vjpiting relatives. l eve at the home of Mr. and crowd after Mrs. Taylor had open- Mr. and Mrs. Byron Houck re The Dorena Grange held a turned to their hom»' here Friday pinochl»* party for their members Mrs. Charles Eakers of Cottage ed all her dainty hankies. We are after spending New Years in Port and friends New Year’s eve. to see them go but hope Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and they will -be happy in their new land with relatives and friends. The pioneers, who blazed the two children of Coos Bay spent home. Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele would in the eighth be glad to return a pair of shell trail to open up this great land of the week end at the home of grad»' and Gaile in the fiftlj grade rimmed bifocal glasses which were ours, have descendants who bum Mrs. Thomas’ parents, Mr. and at school . ' Mrs. Floyd Jones. lojt by someone in front of their the road. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and three girls have moved to Brownsville where Mr. Taylor has work. They have bought a home there. Berta McGuire and Bill Jarrard took Frances Jarrard to her |?ome in Pot Hand last week and while there attended the ice show. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ekelund were ,New Year s eve guests at DECEMBER 31, 1952 • a house warming for Mr. and Report of Condition of th»' First National Bank of ('ottnge Grove Mrs Harry Lander» who just In th»' State of Oregon, at the close of business on Deci'niber 31, moved into their new home on co; Co th. cu Pr wi en re 11B M Jo IU iS st» fri plí w) is ha 'lì Gl wi IN PO ov m» SI ar ar O1 Cottage Grove Motor Co. to Unveil New 1953 Chevrolet, Oldsmobile January 9 GREAT DAY IS HERE! f 1= M S^OBRES GO COMPLETELY NEW 1953 CHEVROLETS AO OLÌ ON DISPLAY FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, AT COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR Cd ■A JOIN THE CROWD! - BE THE FIRST TO SEE AND TO THE FIRST 200 LADIES MATCHABELLI PERFUME Right Downtown in Cottage Grove you will pay no r less than $2.25 for this identical perfume. NOT \ COLOGNE OR TOILET WATER BUT GENUINE MATCHABELLI PERFUME in the famous “Strad- V avari” scent. = BANG" GÜNS safe, noisy, colorful “bang” guns. Here’s For the kiddie a real salute to the sensational new CHEVROLETS AND OLDSMOBILES! "WHIZZER" BALLOONS WITH A THRILLING B, to fit on W THEBE United States'Government obligations, direct anil 3,161,265 46 guaranteed 1.582,550.91 Obligations of States and political subdivisions Corporate stocks i including $15,000.00 stock of O Federal Rcaervc bank) • 15,000.00 Ioans-and discounts i including $2,141 76 overdrafts! 2,397,427 68 Bank premises owned $10,558.03, furniture and fix tures $33.257 73 M Real estat.- uiintil other than bank pi etnises < Him aaaata 88,673.07 ’ ’ ' 6® Total Sss< ts tr» th» Gt 14 ’ • 8.885,232.45 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and 5.362,469.02 corporations Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and porations q 310,115.06 Deposits of United States Government Deposits of States and [Militical sulxltvlssms Other deposits (certified and cashier’s checks. « Total Deposits $8,191,8- Other liabilities Total Liabilities Capital Stock: Common stock, total par sta Mr un in' Tl M( Bl Undivided profits Total Capital Accounts Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes Ix>ans as shown above are after deduction of re- SUBSTITUTE Hold fast! Hold tigltt! Hold the presses! Ih>!<l etervthing until you sec tbce C^mlline car for '53! It’s Oldsinobilc's all-new Super "88” with an excit Mr and Mrs Virgil Bassett gave buffet dinner their home New Year’s eve and thos»' present were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby, and Elmore, Doral and Alvin of < Blut -Mt and Carole Robertson of Granta Pass, tn ide-elect of El-1 more Roby After th,' dinner they all attended a N1'" Year’s, dance. I Callers New Year s day at the borne ol Mr ami Mn Pete Eke-1 lund were Mr. and Mrs Paul Rad- i k«' and childicn of Cottage Grove I ami Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peter son and children and Mr. and Mrs. | Floyd Ross and family of Eden I ; . . a liiglier-poweretl, higher-compression, higher-voltage "Rocket” BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT Stat»1 of Ore m. County »,f Lane, ss: I. H. E Eakin, Vice Presiaent and cashier ■ of the abovc- atement is true named bank, ilemnl to the best o mj knowledge and twlief sident and Cash Sworn to me this 3rd d. II KELLER WAGNER II MACKIE My commission cxpir 31, OHH 19 TO J »IX DATI A WIIK IMCIV0IN0 IATUK0AT Cpl. and Mrs. Dean Lebow of Laguna B»'ach, Calif, visited sev- holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff I Lebw. Dean .is stationed with ; the Marines at Camp Pendleton, I Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Emmery B.irker and family were day guests in Springfield at the home of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wendel. IXiral Roby left Friday for San Diego where he is in the navy’. El- more Roby an»i Carol»' RoIxTtson »Here is a little »k'lay«'d Christ mas news' Mr. ami Mis. Darrel Mosby and boys were Christmas day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. I r Stout and daiigh- ter Christ wvre dinner guests Chi istmas • at the home of Pet»' Ekelund. Mr. Mr. and Mrs el Mosby and boys wen - Eve guests of Mr. and Mr ut of ___ í * the hom»' of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby. Miss Robertson and Elmore Roby both attend colleg»' at Ash- Mr, and Mrs. Ed Seward and ! three jiils of Curtin were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. | THE STRIKING NEW 195) 'TWO-TEN" 4-DOOR SEDAN Blow them up, point them to the sky and watch ’em take off like a “Rocket” Oldsmobile! Yes! We think there s one for every child in the vicinity. Carole Robertson of Grants Pass bride-elect of Elmore Roby, o ON DISPLAY FRIDAY, JAN. 9-SEE IT! A Pocket Flagon of Genuine Imported 1952, publish»'»! In reapons«' to cull made by Comptroller of the Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection 1,553.120 88 IRR CARS! ft FULL COLOR POST CARDS ing new line-up of "power" features! t magnificenl neti!"Rocket" Engine Engine! ATew Pedal-Ease Power llmkes* ... with a low. light-pressure pedal for safer, faster. Ill , easier stops! Vet»' Potter Styling for brilliant new beauty! EM Potter Steering* to help vou park, turn and maneuver with less effort! \<ic Power-Ride Chassis for new smoothness and roatlabilitv! Hvdra-Matic Super Dritc*! Frigidaire Car Conditioning*! Autronic-Eve*! Luxurious new interiors! \eu- instrument panel! Plus the wiliest selection of colors, inside and out. in Oldsmobile history! All in all, it's the "BIG 1 I I I I RI”’ car of the year « . . S»i[>er "88” Oldsmobile for 1953! It's on display ... in our showroom today! AND A NEW I953 ‘BOCKET"! Horsepower has been !»<>os1e<l to U» > . . . compression ratio raised to 8 to I . . . ignition capacity increased by a new 12-volt electrical system. All models of the Style - Leading 1953 Oldsmobile IN FULL COLOR. Drop your friends a card telling them you’ve seen the new Olds. We’ll pay the postage. TAKE A •Ortienal at eslra nu. -------------- NEW 1953 OLDSMOBILES NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER’S------------------ COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO. - Phone 771 - 112 N. Ninth Street DISCOVERY DRIVE We’ll have a brand new 1953 demonstration car outside our door, waiting to tak.e you for your Discovery Drive. Wait’ til you sink into the new Custom Lounge interiors, feel the snap and power of these brilliant new engines — you’ll quickly see why the Nation’s Leaders are CHEVROLET AND OLDS MOBILE! M CHEVROLET FOR 53 Entirely New ; STYLING Entirely New POWER Entiraly Naw POWERGLIDE’ Entirety New ECONOMY Entirely New SAFETY Entirely New DURABILITY Entirely New POWER STEERING Chevrolet's lower in height, with long, flowing, smoothly rounded, modern lines to give you the newest, smartest look in cars! New 115-h.p. "Blue- Flame” engine with Powerglide.* Ad vanced 108-h.p. "Thrift-King” engine in gearshift model*. New automatic starting and passing range gives flashing getaway, greater passing ability in city driving. Go farther on ev«wy gallon of gat! And, Greater ease and safety. Greater visi bility with a new, one-piece curved windshield. Finer, smoother brakes. Heavier, stronger, more rigid construc tion means even longer life for a car always famous for durability. You park and steer with finger-tip ease, yet retail* the feel of the road. Op tional at extra cost. Chevrolet is the low est-priced line in the low-price field. *Comb¡notion of Powerghde oudonvatk front« mi»»ion and 115-h p. "Blua-flama" anginA on avatiaotury Entirety NEW through and through ! J CHEVROLET COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO 112 NORTH NINTH STREET nunmi-i MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET^ THAN ANY OTHER CARI » 112 N. Ninth Strict Phone 771 COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE DEALER ih PHONE 771 ..-.-..ÿw-W.' DORENA
