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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1953)
o o MUTUAL SELECTIVE FUNO C&w/ou STOCK FUND O& yo 4- zj SYNDICATE OF AMERICA Two Arrested Here For Drunk Driving Two local men were arrested Saturday night here on charge: of driving under the influence of alcohol and lx>th were fincxi $200 in municqtal com t M nday morn ing after pleading guilty. Rajmond Arnold Warner, 45. of Blackbutte route, was arrested at Fifth and Washington after his car was sighted by police weaving over the street. He was released on $250 bail. The judge revoked his driver's license for thtee months when he imposed the fine. Norman Jones, 32, who gave his address as the South Lane Grocery, was arrested at Sixth and Whitcak r after his hide was seen careening cn the street. He was released from jail Monday afternoon after paying his fine. s, ntin. l. Cottage Grote, Oregon Unemployment Tops Mark of March ’52 Blue Mt. Mothers Set School Picnic mans Eight thousand went back to work during March but the 39.488 still looking for jota were 6.921 more than a yea ago.i, according to reports from e Unen- ploymcnt Compensation Commis- sion. With ihe exception of The Dal- les. where an influx of dam con struction workeis has created an oversupply, every office reported fewer job-seekers than n March 1 E ght areas had a similar nurn- ber of unemployed than a year By Mrs. Harry Castle Phone ÍMÍSJ3 Page 8 COTTAGE GROVE laxi MOSBY CREEK Mr. and Mrs Charles Putman and daughter v Z avzj / az J Thelma of Walden and Mr. and DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Mrs. Clyde Putman and daughter MMNAROUS . A Jennette of Mosby Creek went to Phone Roseburg Tuesday to attend the ROBERT YOl M funeral of Roy D. Hayden. He was 429 Madison a brother-in-law of Charles Put Ph. 193L man. PleaM tend the pro«|*ertue da*-ribin( The Blue Mt. Mothers club met last Wednesday at the lunch room. □ Investor« Mutual Business of the afternoon was O Investors Slock Eund about the invitation to go to Diss- O Investors Selective 1 ud <1 NEW IMI ORM ALLOW E ton Mothers club Maj 8, and it REGl LATION8 APPROV ED was also decided to have the Regulations covering uniform school picnic on Sunday, May 31., Subject in the picture above blows a sample of hie breath into ths Alco- AddrMv meter, an instrument for determining alcohol content in blood ot allowances for reserve officers, so the men can come too. .Slate. a suspected drinking driver by enalysing alcohol in breath. The Areo Mrs. Cliff Green and Mrs. Ver-1 meter will be demonstrated and its use in law enforcement described approved bj Sccreta’J ot Deli’ Charles E. W ilson, are being by its inventor. Dr Leon A Greenberg of Yale University at the Oregon gle Bassett were hostesses and 8-tfcxx ceived locally by various service School of Alcohol Studies. June 22 July 3 at Reed College, Portland. Legal Forms The Sentinel served cupcakes, coffee and cocoa and some payments have alread Mrs. George Woodworth collected been made. These regulations are for the Red Cross. Mrs. Wood designed to equalize as nearly as Taking Vîiamîsus P-TAKE the kind worth and Mrs. Castle will be possible payments to all reserve hostesses for the May meeting. officers. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones went THAT GIVE YOU 3 BIG EXTRAS- PLUS RED VITAMIN Bl} to Coos Baj- Sundaj- and visited Prior to enactment of the Arm ed Forces Reserve Act, cert a their daughter and family, Mr. serve officers of the Army, By Mrs. Onille l.iwnb and Mrs. Ed Thomas and three — O Air* Force, and Marine Corps Phone U59RI children. 1 paid under varying statutes and Mrs. Esa Young took quite ill By Mrs. W. N. Dowens LYNX HOLLOW Communitj m varying amounts. Monday and was in bed a few Phone 331'11 is sponsoring a nickel supper at days but is able to be up part time Walker hall from 6 to 8 p.m. Sat- higli school band to Roseburg, (Delayed) HOW -10 IMPORTANT VITAMINS, INCLUDING PLUS now. All are invited where it played at the Veterans The Christian Neighbors club urday, April H F MOUNT VIEW Mrs any hot dish, pies or cakes LIVER CONCENTRATE AND IRON— You mey be »itomin-defkient Your met last Wednesday- at the home and 1 Eakin, leader on the Red io lake you inl° court heolth, your good looks, your ability to earn a living — all may be affected by failure returned of Mrs. Ardella Black and tied will be appreciated. Proceeds will drive for the area from Cook's Mrs. George be used for Lynx Hollow school. to supplement your diet with a dependable, protective yet non-fattening multi-vitamin out a quilt. After the business home last Thursday after visiting Club met Friday for a potluck store to tHe Dorena school enter- with her familj the past two meeting Mrs. Black served cake, . it's typical. Your youngster leaves his product. That's why every day thousands are switching to Revall Plenomins dinner at the home of Mrs. Oscar tained her helpers with cake and months Bremerton. Wash.. jello, coffee and cool ade. afternoon at 2 roller skates on the front steps . . . the milkman coffee M o n d a y Gresham and Boring, Oregon. Her Doris and Elsie Black of Eu Schultz. Next meeting will be Mas o'clock. or some other visitor comes along . . . sltps 1 with a potluck dinner at the gene spent Sunday with their Materials were passed out to grandson, Don Eklund, and daugh breaks a leg . . . and SUES you. home of Mrs. Sam Medford. mother, Mrs. Ardella Black. the following who will assist Mrs. ter LeeAnn drove her home and A daughter, Charla Christine, Mr. and Mrs. Chandis Shaddy; visited brieilj' at the W. B. Lajng Lawsuits of this kind are filed practically every was born April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Eakin for this area: Mmes. A. S. home. a and family of Marcóla were Sun-1 Hinds, Lawrence Brumfield. dav. Don't let it happen to you. Call us at once, each dose daj- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen James Boyce of Cottage Grove. Maurice Powers, Byron Houck. Mr. and Mrs. George Duerst ot Protect yourself against accident ctaim« with contains 3 Roby. The Shaddys lived in the I Debra and Gregory Boyce, who Lawrence Chapman. Bob Russum, Gresham a n d Milton Lay ng of Hartford Comprehensive Personal Liability Insur neighbarhood several years ago. । are waiting to welcome the new Arthur Kofoid, Harold Tryk anc Boring spent the week end with micrograms ance. it costs as little as 3 cents a day! sister, are staying here with their Mrs. Glen Roby left Sundaj relatives and attended the funeral W. B. Layng. on Saturday of their uncle, Butte night for Tacoma to help care for grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Law The above mentioned ladies will her mother, Mrs. H. W. Seidel, rence Fisher. This is the sixth call on you soon for your contri Mooney. more than minimum grandchild for the Fishers. .2 milligram; Mrs. George Layng, Mrs. W. B. who has been ill in a hospital Mrs. Joe Kominek and little bution. daily adult Layng and Walda Jane visited requirement there. BONDS daughter, Brenda, are visiting het- A large crowd enjoj ed the songs requirement undetermined Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Layng and Friday at the home of Mrs. Butte and movies Sunday night at the mother, Mrs. Dolly Gilbert at Walda Jane accompanied Mr. and Mooney nt Springfield. Walden community hall. There Hermosa Beach, Calif., and other ! Mrs. H. M. Monroe of Eugene to Mrs. W. N. Do wens accom- HALbLISTON will be another program next Sun relatives at San Diego. last Salem Sunday to attend the Cher- panied by Mrs. Henry Snnuer vis Recent visitors one d a y day night at 7:30 p.m. and all On the return trip ited last Wednesday in Eugene week of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Med- ry festival. . INSURANCE ill. are welcome to attend. dinner guests ot Mr. with Butte Moonej’, who was Mrs Mrs. Lillian Kitchel of Eden ford were: Mr. and Mrs. J. E.1 they Dinner guests Sunday of Richard Bushell of Park visited Mrs. Harry Castle Banton, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Be-1 and Mrs. George Layng were Mi. and Mrs. VITAMIN A VITAMIN E mis of London, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Shedd George Duerst ot Gresham; Mil- Tuesdaj-, twice minimum old Abcene of Blackbutte route . Ted Hudson entered a Eugene Phone 72 requirement Mr. and Mrs. Herold Jones and and Sammy Medford of Eugene, hospital Tuesday for observation. ton Layng of Boring; Mr. and 1(15 Main daily adult reek ; undetermined Tommj- of Lorane were callers I). L. Miller of Silk Cr Mrs. requirement Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston Mrs. Fritz Tanner is just re- Sunday evening at the Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Erle Thomas and of Cottage Grove have purchased covering from a severe case of the children of Creswell; Mr. and Jones home. We wish to congratulate the the Elmer Korpela house and. flu. Mis. Henry Snauer, Dean and Office Equipment and Supplies. Letterheads, Business F orms to report Carl Hudson ill John: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Layng, new First National Bank of Cot acreage and have moved in. The at Sorry VITAMIN B, home with the chickenpox. VITAMIN D The Cottage Grove Sentinel Houstons have a son, Steve, 16 tage Grove on a lovely building. '00 milligrams time» Jeanne Voss accompanied the 1 Duwayne and Donna. months old. The flowers were lovely and of minimum daily Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kori>cla minimum dairy aduli course we all enjoyed the eats. I adult requirement dove requirement think nearlj' everyone from Mos- have moved to Woodland, Calif, bj- Creek was there sometime dur where he has been employed the past month. ing the day. Robert Wilson is home from a VITAMIN B Mr. and Mrs. Orin Land visited VITAMIN C with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Poynter of Eugene hospital, where he s|>ent 1 ’ 4 time» 1 ’/j bmet some time with a severe bout with Silk Creek Sundaj- evening. minimum daily minimum daily the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peterson adult requirement adult requirement Fred Kinsland suffered a badly and two girls of Eden Park were dinner guests Sunday at the home smashed and cut finger Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ekeiund. forenoon while wiorking on the È The men had good luck fishing, so pump and well. NIACINAMIDE CALCIUM Leona Brown had minor sur they all enjoyed a fish dinner. 4 s 4d»»rti»ed in 70 milligram». PANTOTHENATE I I UH «LOOK Mrs. Lewis Layng, Darlene Oli gery on her foot this week to re »POST« COLLIER'S adequate daily ver and son and Mrs. Erle Thomas move a growth. requirement FARM JOURNAL George Quackenbush is about adult intake and two children called on Mrs. undetermined COUNTRY GENTLEMAN on crutches this week because of (INCLUDING THE LOW-PRICE FIELD) Cliff Green Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Lebow and an infection in his right knee. two girls of Mt. View visited Sun- Quackenbush was struck by a limb while at work near Roseburg day at the Cliff Lebow home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cornwell and and has been home since Thurs 1 Iwo boys have moved from Eden day from work. Lynx Hollow teachers and pu Park to Harvey road near Cot 144 CAPSULES pils will attend the “big sing” at tage Giove. (72-doy supply) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bostick and Eugene Thursday, and will take two boys of Eugene were dinner part in the singing. 288 CAPSULES The National Guard boys at guests Sunday at the home of Mr. (144-day »upplyl.. and Mrs. Jim Bostick of Blue Mt. tending and participating in the rifle range training at Roseburg Saturday and Sunday from here j weer Robert Caley, David Walker, Don Carlson, Kenneth Mathis, I Bruce Lamb. Norman Garrison i and Jay Williams. Guests entertained at the home | SELL IT THRU THE of Mrs. Fred Kinsland Tuesdaj- i afternoon were Mmes. Helen Scott, Eugene; Lee Harrison, - Dave Hite, Ida Jackson, Ralph Sears, Delight Valley; Mack Kins- land, Horace Wolford, Cottage Grove; Van Grosbeck, Creswell; Orville I-amb, Kenneth Brown, Paul Owens, Lawrence Fisher, if# Dee Farmer, Joe Ep|>^nbaugh of the Hollow and Jessie Wright of £ - Á California. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Farmer and children, Ronald and Wanda, also HUDSON HORNET Lee Cook, attended a |Mjtluek sup Four-Door Sodan Only HUDSON, with the lowest per April 12, at the W. C. Har- rison home in Cottage Grove, honoring Mr. Harrison on his center of gravity among comfortable ride you’ve ever had. birthday anniversary. The fabulous Hudson Hornet is now stock-car champion in all three major Whether you choose n Hudson American cars, can handle such U.S. racing associations! Hornet or its lower-priced running ATT« OPERATION < OSTS mate, the spectacular Hudson Wasp ALLOWED BY BI KIN ESS tiemendous power so safely! 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