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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1953)
tion reported lows of 31 degrees "Earnest Prayer Answered" for Tuesday and Wednesday and and Mrs. Donald Gilman enter Page 6 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Tliurs., April 9, 1953 tained 30 relatives with a buffet will be the topic for the Sunday one-half inch of snow on Tues style dinner. The ladies of the morning sermon of Rev Robert son Zeller family due to the ac day. group went lady slipper picking Gieen next week. The monthly ,The weatherman played a cidental death of their little son. Sexerni correspondents from the in th«' morning and in th«- after- potluck dinner will be h?ld at tricks here this week by sending John Nelson was a visitor of neon everyone had a ball game noon followed by the business chilly temperatures and some rural areas reported log crews C. B. Sears on Saturday. meeting in the afternoon. In the By Mrs. J. W. Fisher out of the woods on account of and a big Easter egg hunt. By Mrs. W. N. Doweiis On Monday of last week Mrs. evening h? will speak on “Going snow to the area. Those present were Mrs Gil snow. ___________ MOUNT VIEW The M unt L. K. Brumfield was a guest of THORNTON CORNERS—Mr. Cottage Grove dam weather sta- By Mr*. K. G. Conner man's father and mother. Mr and To the Lost Sheep." View Extension Unit will hold Mrs. Truman Chase on a tour of and Mrs. Ray Davis of Ferndale Hurt in Mrs. John Ware and family of it’s regular meeting at the Dorena the state capital at Salem. Calif., were recent visitors of Mr. LORANE Mrs. Chester Purdy Linslaw; Mr and Mrs. Roy Ware Glen Myers and son Johnnie and Mrs. Amos Ketcherside. Both Grange hall on April 10 at 10:30 and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell were Mrs. Chase inviteci members of were involved in a wreck in Eu and family of Linslaw; Mr. and families formerly lived at Mt. a.m. Fr(./StonP of Los Angeles gene last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. the County Extension committees View, where they were close I elected delegates to Grand Lodge The lesson on "China" will be to be her guests for the day. from Lorane Rebekah chapter । ; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Har- Myers failed to see an approach- 252 with Mrs. Joe Swinney and ' given by Phyllis Barrong and They attended sessions of the neighbors. truck and drove directly , “-z “ ““ 1 val11 ris; Mr and Mrs. Homer Foster ing log tru< Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wiltsey and Mrs , 11 of . C Linslaw » „«J in its path. rsntk Dorothy Burge. a1’j and family all and House of Representatives and of daughter Evelyn of Blue River ternatP8 at the be Barbara the Senate. They were conducted Hostesses will eg, at the meeting . y Jerol Ware of Walton. Johnnie was unhurt but Mr Woolcott, Dorothy Hinds, Marjo- on a tour of the state capital and were guests Sunday of -Mis. Wilt- i ,.venin„ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palm of Myers required several stitches ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- „ i ,„ ii rie Powers and Alec Peihl. were luncheon guests at a cafe sey ,.J !. Mrs. Mitchell was also elected i Dallas came to spend the day to close the wound in his face. ham Adamson. r-,™,.. Would you like to get the best coverage for your insur The Neighborly Neighbors club teria. Mrs. Chase intended having Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Simp- ' District Deputy President for the ' with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis The pickup in which they were held its regular meeting at the them to a luncheon at her home son of Ashland were visitors Wed- ! next year- but arrived after Mrs. Davis had i riding was almost completely de- ance dollar? Bring in your policies and let us discuss home of Edna Hom, on Wednes but due to the great numbers in nesday of Mr. Simpson's sister, I Four visitors from Cottage left for a few weeks visit with molished. attendance, this was impossible. Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon. Mr and | Grove were present Mr. and Mrs. ! her daughter. Mrs. H. H. Cun-1 L’golgo Club will meet Fri- day, April 1. your coverage and protection. Often we can save you Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Wolford It was decided to complete the day afternoon with Mrs. Jack Mrs. Simpson are moving from ‘ Bert Hatch, Mrs. Rodney Safley | ningham at Korbel, Calif. wool afghans at the next meeting and children have purchased the Ashland to Lorane near Mrs. and Mrs. Goldi • True. Terrell. The group is now work money and give you better protection at the same tim Mr. Palm, who is a brother of which will be April 15 at the unfinished house owned by Jim Simpson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Following the lodge meeting an ing on articles for the fall bazaar attended the , Mrs. Davis, said he home of Reatha Nord. Members my Thrasher. This house partial Everett Runk. Easter Hat Parade was held with first service held in Lorane which the Ladies Aid of Lorane This service is free of course. please bring scissors, needle anti ly burned just a year ago. much amusement afforded, by the ¡Church of Christ so he felt quite Church of Christ holds each year. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson, of Mr. and Mrs. John Thrun of thimble, as three afghans will be Portland, were recent visitors at incongrous array of crazy and at home even though the faces A plant and bulb exchange will Medford were Sunday guests at ready for putting on the lining. be held among the members. fancy headgear. While the group haj changed with the years. the Mrs. R. C. McNew home. i Our sympathy goes to the Nel- the home of Mr.and Mrs. Fritz was parading before the judges । Gues,s at the Lynn Wyman Mrs. Albert Lake, Mrs. Lester Tanner. Jack Terrell took motion pic- home were Mr. and Mrs. John REV. WM. SETTEREIN IS Butte Mooney of Springfield, I,ake and Mis. Helen Bishop, all tures of them in action. Prizes i Wa|ton and daughter Fama of LIONS ( LI B SPEAKER former Mosby Creek resident, is cf Noti, were all day guests last Th«1 Rev. William Sutterlin con- Thwing & Spaulding Bldg. Wednesday of Mrs. Albert Lake's were awarded to Mmes. W. H. I portjan<1 Mrs. Walton is Mrs. in a serious condition at a Eu- Mitchell, Jack Purdy, Vern Armi- 1 Wyman Wyman ’ ’ s s niece. In the afternoon ducted the program at the Lions sister, Mrs. Guy Deedon. 512 Whiteaker Ave. gene hospital. He is suffering Mrs. William Habinck of Kla- tage and Ruby Smith. Mrs. Kenneth Hayes and baby club April 2 and showed some col- from a stroke and is in a coma. ‘ ‘ Insurance for every need math Falls, who has been ill and After the hats were judged Kenny of Cottage Grove and Wal ored slides of the great master Residence 92 W FIRST NICKEL ' at the home here of her daughter, Jack Terrell entertained the ter Hayes from Portland Air Base pieces, depicting the life of Christ. Phone 34 Remember the first , Mrs. Frank Gierau, for the past group with several reels of his were callers. Walter rode back to He gave a brief talk along with nickel you earned? For Antha Belle Kelly, 1509 Wash- month, is much improved. Mrs. home movies some of which were Portland with the Waltons after the pictures, describing each pic days you pondered | ington Avenue, passed away at | Gierau's brother, Bill Habinck, taken as recently as March 30 at spending the week end with his ture. whether to save it or the Cottage Grove hospital Thurs- | a)so of Klamath Falls, joined the the trap shoot and some going mother, Mrs. Rose Hayes. spend it! Father fa j day, April 2, 1953, at the age of, family here Saturday, and all back several years. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terrell had vored the former plan 73 years. She was Ixirn March 24. werP dinner guests on Easter of After the show refreshments as guests their daughter and i— many a rich man j 1880, in Polk county, the daughter I Gjerau’s daughter, Mrs. Rob- were served by Mmes. W- H family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean G. had started with less. | of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S Bur- I ert poyCP jr„ ¡n Cottage Grove. Mitchell, Everett Malcolm and W. Cook and Sherrie of Eugene, ano On the other hand, you nette, and was married in Eugene Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ward were J. Leach. ther daughter and family, Mr. drooled at the thought | to Warren Kelly on May 18, 1908. j (jjnner guests Sunday of Mr. and Snow drifting down Tuesday and Mrs Archie Richardson and of an ice cream cone. j Mr. Kelly preceded her in death ^rs. Melvin Bowser in Cottage morning made Spring seem much Connie Kay of Lorane, and Mr. Finally you compro in August, 1952. She had resided Grove farther away than “just aiound and Mrs. Ellis Ccok and daughter mised buying two ail in and around Cottage Grove most | Fourteeen members of the the corner.” Sandra of Yoncalla. When the day suckers and saving of her life. ' Knox Hill neighbors club went arrived home from Family parties were the order Terrells the rest. Remember? Surviving are four daughters: fQ Eugene Thursday to the April of the day Easter Sunday. Mr. church, they found the guests had Mrs. Bertha * lausen of Everett, meeting at the home of Mrs. arrived and had dinner on the Wash., Mrs. Charlotte Dunn of j ^rank Bradford. The birthdays of table waiting for them. Mrs. Jessie Wright remained for Fernwood. Ida., Mrs. Viola Moser M Mrs. Bradford herself and Mrs. an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Alice Conner and Mrs. FUNERAL of Seattle and Mrs. Elizabeth Audrey Carey were observed, and Dora Allen of Cottage Grove at CHAPEL Mrs. Fisher, and with other rela Lovette of Vancouver, Wash.; 21 the day was spent with sewing, tended church services and spent 115 No. 6th grandchildren; 43 great-grandchil- following the covered dish noon tives in the vicinity. the day with the R. G. Conner Ph. 101 Mrs. Myrtle Lake, Mrs. Philip i dren; two brothers: Alf Burnette meal. Mrs. Guy Deedon will be family. , ,, oi Cottage < Irove and 1 >rvel Bur* the hostess to the club at the Lake and children and their Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell guest, Mrs. Hugh Porteous, were nette, Selton, Calif., and two sis May meeting. Mrs. Otto Gerhig dinner guests last Tuesday at the spent the Easter week end with ters: Mrs. Dora Pitcher of Klam became a member. home of a niece of Mrs. Porteous , their daughter and family. Mr. ath Falls and Mrs. Loretta Short Mr. and Mrs. Powell Yarbo- and Mrs. Willard Cooper and ridge of Oakland, Calif., and many rough and children of Long Mrs. Cliff Green, at Blue Moun daughters at Newport. tain. Mrs. Bert Myers of that other relatives. Beach, Calif., were visitors last Birthday Party Services were held at Mills Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. comunity was also a visitor that Mrs. Donald Gilman enter day of her daughter, Mrs. Green. Mortuary at 2:30 pm. Monday, I lemenway. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raymond tained eleven of the neighborhood April 6, with Mr. F. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Strickland children Monday afternoon with Smith officiating. Vault inferment visited one evening last week with and children of Row River and a birthday party honoring her Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White of | was in the local IOOF cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gore in Cot Cottage Grove were Sunday visi son Robert on his third birthday. tage Grove. tors at the home of their parents, Games and opening the gifts oc Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole and Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue. cupied the afternoon until time Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tonole were Mrs. Frank Perkins entertained to serve the birthday cake, ice Roseburg visitors Wednesday of a group of young people Sunday cream and punch. Following the last week and were at the Harold afternoon with an Easter egg refreshments Mrs. Gilman took Tonole home, also in Roseburg. down balloons and suckers that hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ketcher had been used for decorations and Mrs. Ralph Plaisted Mr. and side returned last Wednesday and family of Dorena were Sun passed them around to the child from Gresham where they at day dinner _ guests ^t the home of ren. Four mothers were also pre- tended the funeral pf the little their daughter, Mrs. Philip Lake. 1 sent. son of Mr. Ketcherside’s niece, ~------------- *——— ! Mrs. Alden Watson, who was kil led when ho fell under the wheel of the family car as Mrs. Watson started to back it out of the garage. Mr and Mrs. Harry W. Neet and son, Stephen visited over the Easter week end in Washington with Mr. Neat's mother, and also with a brother, Dale. Prof, and Mrs. William Davies and children of Corvallis were dinner guests on Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Turay. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper of Klamath Falls were recent over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Adams. Mrs. Thomas Hennessy had her baby son, Michael, baptized Sun day at the Lutheran church in Cottage Grove recently. Mr and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway entertained all the members of their family at an Easter dinner, Sunday at their home. Attending were the Janies Hemenway family of Delight Valley; Miss Margaret hemenway of Eugene; Mr and Mis. William F. Norris and son Ph. 153R - 7ÄM 231 So. 10th Paul of Springfield; and Mr. and Mrs. Read Hemenway and child ren. Mr ami Mrs. Lloyd Gore of Cottage Grove were supper guests last Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Gore left the following day for an extended visit in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs R A. Edmon visi ted one day last week in Ethene with relatives. Mrs. Hugh Porteous of Mt. Shasta. Calif., was a house guest last week at the home of her nep hew-, Philip Lake, and on Sunday visited overnight at Blackhutte together with Mrs. Myrtle Lake, with Mrs C A. Riggs. Mrs James Dolan and children You-your loved ones-may be the -the multivitamin capsules that of Eugene were visitors Friday unsuspecting victim of vitamin give you 10 vitamins, plus Bu, evehing of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Thomas. deficiency. Your health, your good plus Liver Concentrate and Iron. They say stop-and-go driving is hard on cars. Mr. and Mrs W. D Swieder looks, your ability to earn a living What's more, Plenamins give you and three children of Cottage That’s true enough. But city driving is easy com Grove have moved into the -all may be affecteo by failure more than your daily minimum pared to the demands a country driver makes George Foster house recently va to supplement your diet with a requirements of every vitamin for cated by Mr ami Mrs. Carl Knee. on his car I High speeds and low speeds ... roads Mrs Joe Premazzi went to dependable, protective yet non which such requirements have rough and smooth... dust, mud and a quick Portland Friday for n physical fattening multivitamin product been established. Plenamins are checkup nt a clinic there. She hosedown to spruce her up again... that's the returned the same day Thal's why every day thousands sold on a money back guarantee Mrs C A Riggs and Mrs. Vio year-in, year-out routine for a car in the country. are switching to Rexall Plenamins ...at a cost of only pennies a day. let Sherlock and Doris Sherlock, And that's where Mercury says "Here’s howl" of Blackhutte were visitors one day last week at the Philip Lake Unified Design is the new principle of engineering home. that gives Mercury its years-ahead style and Mrs Roy Payne of Cottage Grove visited one day last week its remarkable stamina. Drive it and you II seel with her daughter, Mrs. Vernon' 3 tron»mtt»icnx to choow from: Merc-O-Motlc no shift; Touch-O-Matic Th <mas Overdrive ; or standard. Firjt two option«^ at extra co»t. Rev and. Mrs John Wright and PLENAMIHS ARE SOLD AI REXAU MUG STORES EVERYWHERE two clF.ldren, .Am and Jonelle, of PlacwMlle. Calif , and Mrs Jessie Wright of Auburn, Calif., were dinner guests Saturday of Mr and Mn j w Ftoher The -'“bn Phone 1037 104 South Pacific Highway Wrights left Sunday afternoon for Eugene and Klamath Falls where they xisited relatives and o | returned Monday to their home Families Entertain Lorane Rebekahs With Easter Dinner Elect 2 Delegates For Grand Lodge Mt. View Extension Club To Study China Chilly Temp, Snow Reported for Area MORE FOR YOUR MONEY J. B. Leonard Insurance Service MEMORYi LANE Antha Belle Kelly FUEL BILLS!! ARE YOUR FUEL BILLS PAID? SMITH’S Fuel Dealers Are Valuable Credit References PAY FUEL BILLS PROMPTLY! PAY BY THE 10th OF THE MONTH Check your car with us for motor repair. COTTAGE GROVE FUEL DEALERS CREDIT ASSOCIATION DON’T BE CAUGHT ON THE ROAD WITH A BAD MOTOR -OR- You might have to call us for towing TOWING SERVICE Gene's Auto Service JAKMC VITAMINS? Take the Kind That Give You 3 Big Extras......... 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