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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1953)
c / The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon (| Thurs., Jan. 15, 195S Grove also presented at the same time one of her pupils, EdWhrd Hemenway. • 0 tell us. Year—we are fain to A social evening followed the know— Mrs. J. W. Fisher recital at which time Shirley What is thy charm that we hail Smith sang, who, together with Telephone 33F5 thee so? her mother, Mrs. Sherwood Smith — Margaret E. Sangster Mr. and Mrs. Harold LaBlue of and another daughter of Cottage Newport were overiflgh v»si ors çjrove ^ . r(» present for thj^re- Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank cital. Mrs. Reed Hemenway and LaBlue. M rs.-Jess Hill helped serve re Mrs. William Habinck returned freshments. i last week from a Portland hos- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knee and I pital wheie she underwent a major son, returned the first of the past operation" the preceding week. She week from Sutherlin, where they is et the home of her daughter, visited for a week with a brother 7 -Mrs. Frank Gierau and will re- and sister and helped with the Z m a in there until sufficiently re building of their home. _____ covered to return to her own hpme Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heath of in Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haycock of Centralia, Wash., were visitors Oakridge were visitors Saturday during the holidays of their daugh of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ketcherside. ter, Mrs. Owen Hatimont, Mr. Mrs. John Kelly and daughter Haumont’s mother,, Mrs. Emma of Cottage Grove were visitors Haumont of Sand Point, Idaho, one day last week of Mrs. Arleigh was also a guest in the Haumont home for several days. Kenyon. Mrs. R. 'C. McNew visited re Mr?. Martin Foster of Cottage Ph. 346 Grbve was a visitor at the meeting cently with her mother, Mrs. 8 1 1 M a in of the Knox Hill neighbors club, Florence Mills, who is in a nursing -and a guest at the home of Mrs. hame in Cottage Grove Dinner guests recently at" the Joe Piemazzl. , Mrs. W. A. Hemenway pre Gus Nowak home were Mr. and sented three tof her music pupils, Mrs. FWK Fetter and Doral Ellen- who are her grandchildren, at a burg of Cottage Grove. trgcital at hor home Friday eve- Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon had as nlhg. They werp Ruth, Ora Hem guests a’t her home last Thursday enway and David Hemenway of her mother, Mrs. Christina Simp Delight Valley and Donna Hem- son; three prothets, Harry, Bill j enway. Mrs. Jess llil^ o f Cottage and Eugene Simpson and brother- Page 8 Thornton Corners AUTOMOBILE TRUCK & F '* E SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY (SAVE MONEY DALE MILLER L-O-GGE-R-S have your z * HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT REPAIRS done NOW! * — ... S p rin g comes sooner than you think so if you need repairs on your Cats, Trailers, Trucks East Main QUONSET REPAIR SHOP Ph. 721J or 116Y BAKI NG SCHOOL TO BE HELD IN BETTY CLAGG OF OCCIDENT'S VIRGINIA ROBERTS STAFF \ COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON 2 P. M. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 ARCADE THEATRE The school w ill b e c o nd u cted b y B etty C lo g g , H o m e * Economist fro m th e s ta ff o f V irg in ia ' in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Merwin, all of Cottage Grove. All left the some day to make M n . Gale Kuby, Reporter their home in Ashland with the Phone 792R1 exception of Jim Merwin, who will report for duty in the armed Mrs. Geneva (Richard) Garman, forces next week. teacher at London school, had an Jess Starkey and two children emergency major operation Fri- and Mrs Agnes Hougan and chil- day ^ orn'ing, j anua?y 9, at Cot dren of Westfir were Sunday din- tage Grovp hospitaL and she is ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos reported recovering satisfactorily. Ketcherside. I Mr Garman and SOn David went James Allen of North Bend was to Astoria Saturday night to bring a recent visitor of his sister, Mis. back his daughter Evelyn (Mrs. C. R. Trent.1 Gary * Leathers) 'to help in , the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer home until her mother is well again. Mrs. Marjorie Berggren is have moved to Cottage Grove. Mrs. W. A. Hemenway was host teaching the third and fourth ess at a family dinner on Sunday grades at London school, .substi honoring her daughter Margaret tuting for Mrs. Garman. The Gar of Eugene on her birthday anni mans live on Bennett Creek in versary and also the anniversary Cottage Grove and are Tormer London residents.- of G. E. Finnerty. Joe Olds is reported in the hos Mrs. Frank Perkins, who is the pital at Portland Where' he went president of . the Cottage Grove LONDON Also visjtlng over the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper of Roseburg; Mrs. Alice Fully, a sis ter of Mrs. Henry Cooper; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper and children and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young of Drain, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Adams of Cottage Grove. Frankie Cooper, 12, was fortu nate he only cut a finger when he went out in the daVk w ith. just a flashlight to cut some wood. It was on his left hand. He missed a day at school. Jack Godard and Mrs. Alice Connor of Cottage Grove visited the Gale Robys last Thursday. This (Was Mrs. Conner's first trip to the Cougar Bend area in 20 years. She recalled having attend, ed school at the Shortridge school before the days of London school. London basketball and volley ball teams won two games from Disston there Saturday. Games this week will be afternoon games at Culp Creelfr and the following week Dorena teams will come to > • S S 3 from Cottage Grove^by¿’« .C a r o l first tim eln lhree months London for an evening game, Jan uary 23. First game will start at Witherspoon and Mrs? - f t n n a due to illness. 7 p.m. Palmer. —•......... j Mrs. ^issie Small who has been The community extends sym Mrs and, Mrs. Melvin Tonole of T g?-'tT out chUrch f £ p a r c n T MV? “and K Sunday. She is making plans for a pathy to Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence; Barkemeyer in the death of his ' qew house since losing her home mother, Mrs. Gertrude Barke Tonole. by fire November 30. meyer January 7. A. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Isley of Mrs. Nora Henderson is visit Silk Cieek were recent visitors at ing her daughter at Lakeview in Miss Kathryn Barkemeyer, was the A. E. Higgins home, during* eastern Oregon where she plans called hom e' from Salem. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Andrews which time Mr. Isley painted the to stay-ufttH spring unless thé are on a^months vacation trip to kitchen for Mrs. Higgins. weather gets too bad^ southern California. They have Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson en Mrs. Vern Shortridge returned tertained recently at a family din home Friday from a visit since purchased a .home in Cottage Iriday from a visit s‘£ ^ .G r o v e and will get possession ner, with the guests members of home right after Christmas m .PortlartT Fphr,larv Mr. Andrews Mr. JoTinson's family, Mrs. Carl and Seattle. Mrs. Shortridge spent about February 1. Mr.- Andrews Johnson, mother of Mrl Johnson the New Year with her sister in recently retired from the real and a brother, Clifford Johnson ■Seattle and visited with her son estate business in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Claude Abeene is home and family of Mountain Home, and family in Portland. A grand Idaho and two sisters artd their son, Don Sandberg, drove her and regaining her strength after a light attack of pneumonia that families. Mrs. W. E. Moran of home in his car, a gilt gift irom from n his s - .n Cott ‘ GroV£ ho6pital Corvallis and Mrs. *Ed Moran of grandmother. Mrs. Shor ridge will I g of for three days the first, of the Oakridge. Those from Idaho re return to Portland February 18 year. She came ;home January 9. mained overnight. - for minor surgery. 4-H Livestock To Start <♦ f Mrs. Peter Fetter, Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mis. E.' M. McEwen A meeting will be held the eve Brown and’ Mrs. R. T>.' Foster of spent Saturday night and Sunday Cottage Grove were visitors re- ; in Springfield with theis son Ken ning of January 16 at the Lloyd Lindsay home for pupils of Lon- neth and family and visiting old dpn school over nine years of age friends, the Eckonrodes. ■' who are interested in organizing Orin Perkins of Idaho Is visiting a 4-H Livestock club. Mr. Lind with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and sey is to be the leader, and the Mrs. R. A. Heinrich after spending club wiH probably be just as much some time in Eugene-visiting. fun as it was last year. Other 4-H A new telephone has been in- clubs have not yet organized, at a n n u ii» VJ I stalled at thé Henry Cooper home London school, but It is expected up Cedar Creek that promises they will be soon. . . more r e |» r is_ from that section,. Mr. and" Mrs. Gordon Walter re The telephone was an unusual but turned home Saturday, afternoon * PHONE 2 I O * , appreciated Christmas gift install from several weeks spent in ed for the family b y .a son and Kansas with some of their chil- Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., daughter-in-law. Mr. fcnd "Mrs, | dren and in Oklahoma with Mr. Jan. 14-15-18-17 William Cooper of Culp Creek. Waller's mother who was ill and RIDE THE MAN DOWN’ New number is 1192J5X. .only slightly improved. The Wal - Holiday visitors at the Henry lers started to go on to Conneti- Brian Donlevy, Ella Raines, Cooper h o m e included A/3c cut to visit another son but gave Forrest Tucker. Charles Cooper, here on a ten- up because of bad roads. Mrs. COLOR. daÿ" furlough from the air force pe day stein substituted-, as school at Lowry Field. Denver Colo. He ,unch wok for Mrg W alkr . returned to his base January 2. Mrs.’ Jim Flemming and her Sun., Mon., Tue»., Jan. 18-19-20 frjend_ who have been helping care “THE CLOWN” cently of .Mrs. Gus Nowak. for London stoYe since New Years, Red Skelton, Jane Greer Mrs. John Knipping left the left Thursday 1Ilulsuaj to return to Fall first of the week for her home in Brook, Calif. Although they had to (This picture replace» Anoka. Neb. .Mrs. Knipping had drjve against the wind and storm _ — — _here I_XW— at the home es# T win her of «__A been of * “Star» and'Strlpe» Forever” last week, they arrived home sister. Mrs. Frank Gierau, for the safely and encountered no snow. London . relatives of Barbara past two months. ''Wed.. Thur»., Frl., Sat.,. A. E. Marxscn of New York Banton, who attended her wed City, was an overnight guest re ding in Springfield Sunday, Jan January 21 -22-23-24 cently of Mr. and Mis. G. E. uary 11, were Mr. and Mis. Glen “B IG L E S IN THE Finnerty. Marxsen, who is a per Banton, Donald and Tommy, J. E. AFTERNOON” sonal friend of Mr. and Mrs. Fin Banton, Mrs. Harold Abeene and Ray Mllland, Helena Carter, nerty is a member 'of a corpora- Fa'rrys Lusk. The wedding story Hugh Marlowe. _ linn in New York and was on an will appear in next week's edition, In the excitement of the wed annual buying trip here to the TECHNICOLOR. west coast. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ding rehearsal in Springfield Sat —-Also— Hemenway were dinner guests at urday Tommy Banton fell" down “ARCTIC FLIGHT” the Finnerty home together with the stairs, but it was found he was not hurt, and X-rays showed he Wayne Morrin, I.Indy Christian, Mr. Marxsen on Friday. Mrs. Albert Adkins of Cottage did not break his foot. Stephan McNally. Grove was a visitor one day last week of Mrs. R. C. McNew, and on Sunday, Mrs. McNew had as MUTUAL a dinner guest Mrs. Walter Sor * PHONE 2 1 O - L ★ SELECTIVE FUND enson of Bennett Creek. Mrs. Frank Perkins and Mrs; STOCK FUND Wed., Thur»., Jan. 14-13 Read I lem e n w a y jite n d c d the CLOSED. Home Extension meeting Friday SYNDICATE OF AMEBICA at Mount View. •N w W w m N m b HN Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lake of Frl., Sat.. Sun., Mon., Tue»., Noti were Sunday visitors of Mr. Q & W iÄ W January 16-17-18-19-20 and Mrs. Philip Lake. BimsmiD simen Mr. and Mrs. Ifred Frost of MMMATOUS 2. «UNMSOTA “CAPTAIN PIRATE” Or U dM m J m J Mmr Cottage Grove were visitors one Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina« day last_week_at the J. W. Fisher ROBERT "ŸOCNG John Sutton, tieorge <ihot. r- home. 429 Madison Ph. 193L TECHNICOLOR. Mrs. Myrtle Lake stayed four days of last week at the Leonard - _ A I» o — tb> tara Hutchins home at Gowdyville car “I DREAM OF JEA N IE” ing for Mrs. Hutchins’ mother, ltay Middletoh, Bill Shirley, Mrs. Midlie Bishop, while Mr. and Eileen Christy. Mrs. Hutchins visited a daughter in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Arwid Carey and Wed., Thur»., Jan. 21-22 family of Mpdical Lake, Wash., CLOSED. were viisitorS^ Sunday of Mr. Car- ejf'«„.hcather, . Audrey Carey and 8-tfcxx family. CONGRATULATIONS rolls m a d e in o n e -h a lf the tim e , Busy D a y b r e a d , cookies, desserts, z cakes a n d o th e r b a k e d fo o d s. . ' \ r-». RESULT5 ns No. ith \ to the music of ELDRED GLASPEY and his orchestra 9‘M - 1 Z M $1.00 per person in d . tax To the Music of JACK AND HIS DRIFTERS A ll W e s te rn B a n d $ 1 .0 0 A d m is s io n OAK PARK ADDITION *- STEERS ELECTRIC „ ARCADE THEATRE Sun/, Mon., Tues., Jan. 18-19-20 J !’ ¡pe away th a t F R O W N S ee .! ” .. clown M'G*M I tMirt- warming story of ■ lunstsr and a JANE GREER IE , ; MARTIN RACKIH • r m MI J *d.o..i»n b> LEONADD BASKINS SuxrbrFRAMCtS MARION w ROBERT ¿LEONARD • Products b, WILLIAM H.VHKHT A . M-G M P it.,« n w ta m n n m iw w ra n From M N O T E : T h is p ic tu re re p la c e s “ S ta r s a n d S trip e s • ; - F o re v e r” 4 0 0 PEOPLE ’ _ _ —------ _ 41 _ have visited Cottage Grove’s newest home in Cottage Grove’s ' oew OAK PARK ADDITION" Have You ? We are still holding OPEN HOUSE We plan to build several more homes on this site, so If you are interested in buying a home, building a home or need a lot in an exclusive residential d is tr ic t. . . see * EARL WILSON BETTER BAKING IANILY flbbb Every Saturday N ite Iff you haven’t had an opportunity to see this home yet, you are cordially welcome to inspect it until Sunday, January 17, hours 1 - 5. It was our prlvlle«* to install the WIRING AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES Has M e a n t 10 mi. out w est 11th V eneta Road Y-CAFE to - — Fernridge Park Ballroom 5 M i. E a s t on D is s to n R o a d ____ in the OCCIDENT FLOUR DANCING 9 - 1 at Cottage Grove's Newest Home For 3 G enerations Sentinel Classified Ads Get Result« in this new, modernistic home, furnished hy local merchants. O c c id e n t service to the h om em akers o f S e e d em o n stratio n s o f quick a n d e a s y b a k in g id e a s C . . “ S p e e d ie " bronze plaque listing the names of some of its famous members. . - Every D A Saturday N C E Night - 1 MDREL0CK5 r this com m unity. main gate, <the church bears * London Teams Win i .,, R oberts O c c id e n t H o m e B akin g Institute a s on DOOR PRIZES! FREE RECIPE BOOKS! OLD CHVRCH IS PROUD OF TOP ARMY MEMBERS A 118-year-old church in Brook lyn N. Y., proudly lists among its members some of the most out standing U. S. military leaders of the past century. Known as the “Church of the Generals." St. -John's Protestant Episcopal Church was the house of wot ship for 22 Army generals and one Navy admiral who led Americans in every conflict from the Mexican to the Korean War. Most of these military leaders attended the church many years ago when it was Fort Hamilton’s only chapel. It now serves Epis copal residents of the Bay Ridge section of Bro oklyn, .— Located just outside the Fort's » Ph. 878 . — at Oak Park Addition Headquarters 812 Main -, dMMBMdl Ph. 1040
