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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1953)
Mr and Mrs Joe Colonico and Page H Mr. and Mrs. Frank I^gg of San Francisco s|x*nt the ucek end tw<> children Ji y Ann and Riva Angeles to with Mrs. Mamie Gidney and Mrs left Monday foi Joseph Safley. Mrs. Legg is a mother who is s in a hos- niece of the late Joseph Salley. HBV! COMING SOON BROS A FEATURE Pltim! A STORY SE’JSATICN! A MAH-TURHEO-MORSnR WHO STALKS THE 5!K)W-W0RLD'S BEAUTIES HE CRAVES FOR HIS CHAMBER OF HORRORS! //, WARNERCOLOR VINCENT PRICE • FRANK LOVEJOY • PHYLLIS KIRKW ANDRE deTUTH CAROLYN JONES PAUL PICERNI •...... «-„curi; MIBUI——»»MUIHOT NAHE THEATRE The Seatlnrl, Cottage Croie, Oregon Thiirs., May M. tOAt RELATIVES ARE CALLED BY MRS. DODGE'S II L\ESS Relatives here of Mrs. Florence j Dodge of Iknd were called there' this week by her serious illness. CITY BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. James Racknor of Cave Junction were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abbott. Mrs. Racknor is em ployed as bookkeeper in the Bank of Illinois Valley at Cave Junc tion. Guests at the R. B Hill home for a buffet »upper Friday evening were Mmes. Ixiuis Koppe, Altiert Ezell, Tony Overgard, Loran Nor ton, Clare Finlayson, Leslie Pear- son, Frank McCulloch and W. C. Lindley of Eugene. The evening was spent playing bridge. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Monna* of Portland and Mrs. Alton Aden and baby Keith of Lake Grove s|M'nt the week end here with Mr. Monroe's and Mrs. Aden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Monroe, and their brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Way ne Monroe. Mrs. Edna Piller and Miss Della Gallo attended the Ice Follies in Portland They were accompanied to Pori land by Mrs. Joe Gallo and Wondra Gallo who visited with Mis. Gallo's daughter, Mrs. Ray Miss Dorris Arnest attend<*d the Ice Follies in Portland over the week end and visited friends then Mr. and Mrs. Walter Childs of New York state, who are touring the United States, visited here n cently with C. W. Letson, an unc^ ot Mrs. Childs and Mrs. Glen ' > Hankins, who is her cousin. The local people took the Childs and Mr. and Mrs. Purcell, who wen traveling with them, to Cottage Grove dam, and they stated it sui - passed in beauty Boulder d a in they had visited. They will have toured all but five states at the end of their trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Calonico and two children left T uesday for Pa cific Palisades, Calif., where Mi Calonico expects to spend some time visiting his mother and car ing for the Jerry Lewis home. Film Star Jerry and Mrs. Lewis weeks in will spend Europe. Mrs. O. C. Arnesen and daugh ter Kristen of Lincoln, Calif., vis ited the past week with her.moth er, Mrs. C. Mulvihill, and sisters, ( jenev reve and Audrey Mulvihill, Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kiker this past weçk wen their two daughters from Oklahoma City. Mrs. Gene Edison and Mrs. C. B. Gewin. They left Tuesday by plane to re turn to their homes. Woodard returned home A. last week from a Eugene hospital where he underwent an eye oper- at ion and was hospitalized for a is recuperating at the his daughter, Mrs. home Charles Wood. Mr. Woodard cele brated Ins 95th birthday anniver sary last winter. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown ar rived Sunday from Toppenish, Wash , for a visit with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheldon, grandchildren Billy and Bobby, and other relatives. Mrs Jami's Tedford returned home Saturday night after spend ing five weeks with relatives in southern California, Portland and Salem. In Los Angeles she visited her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Goff. Also other relatives in that vicinity. She re- turned to Portland *for Mother’s Day which was spent with her on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Low ell Tedford. Thursday she camo t > Salem and spent the re- A special meeting of the newly organized high school lyrA was held at the school Monday night, with guest sjx'akers including Mrs. Ross Doty of Eugene, Lane county president and Mrs. II. T. Gentile of Eugene, county ad visor. The speaker's told of the values of high school PTA's. About 21 persons attended. Mrs. Ivan Abeene, president, announced the following commit tees for the year: Membership, Mrs. Jess Stokes; program, Mrs. Joe Crepeau; recreation, Mrs. Claude Kime; hospitality. Mrs. Paul Sullivan and publicity, Mrs. Vinal Randall Others will be named later. A membership drive will be conducted in the fall and all par ents of high school students and teachers are invited to join. A coffee hour for teachers and par ents is planned for the first fall meeting. HS PTA President Names Committees Knights Columbus End Convention At Astoria 17th Her son, Wilburn I lodge, cap tain of the Cottage Grove fire de partment who was attending a fireman’s institute in Portland, hurried to her bedside. Going di rect from Cottage Grove were Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfs, sister-in-law and brother-in-law of the sick woman; Mrs. Wilburn Dodge and the ill woman’s mother-in-law who had been visiting in Cottage Grove from Washington. Orin I .and, a brother of Mrs. Florence Dodge. [ left Tuesday but had to turn back because of heavy snow storms on1 The Silk Creek school will have its closing day exercises and eighth gaade graduation on Thurs day. May 28, at 7:30 p.m. The schoM picnic will lx* held Friday, May 29, at noon. Everyone is in vited. In the afternoon there will be ball games and other games. V m TNEWIT*/ SELL IT THRU THF WANTADS Grovers Offered Special Seats For Theater Piay dancing one of them falls in love with the village beauty. Many popular songs arc featur ed in the play, including "Almost Like Being in Love," “Heather on the Hill" and "There but for You Go I." Ixiuglas Stiobic, McKenzie Bridge, and Dorothy Anderson, Medford, play the romantic leads in the play. The U. S. Coast Guard records the first marine fog signal in America as a cannon installed at Boston Light in 1719. A special bl<K*k of seats has been reserved for residents of Cot tage Grove who wish to attend "Brigadoon,” this y 'aFs musical comedy presentation at the Uni versity of Oregon Theatre. Tick ets will be on sale at the Cot tage Grove Sentinel thr ugh Sat urday. To fake care of the anticipated overflow crowds, an extra jxr- formance has been scheduled for next Thursday, May 28. A section ol seats at this show has ixen set aside for Cottage Grove resi dents. Season tickets will not be accepted at the special ixrfoim- ance. Ticket sales for this special per formance are being handled by the University of Oregon chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism fraternity. Set in a Scottish background. “Brigadoon" is the story of two Americans who wander on a vil lage whose inhabitants w iken on ly one day every hundred years. They arrive as preparations are being made for a wedding, and amidst the gaiety, singing and at Cannon Appliance Co. ROTO-MATIC SWIVEL-TOP lets you clean up. down, all around the average room without once moving the cleaner I SWIVEL-TOP EASY ACTION from I position Cleans ALL over [ The Knights of Columbus end | ed a tffree day convention at As toria May 17. Attending from Cot tage Grove were John Mangan, | district deputy of district 4 which includes Cottage Grove, Eugene, Lebanon, Albany, , Cor- brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. valles and Newport councils; Les (>. II. Goff. She was brought home Corey, deputy grand Knight of by her son and wife, who returned the Cottage Grove council; Ar to their home Sunday afternoon. nold Gates, Carl Kebelbeck and Mmes. John Long, Abe Hanks, Bud Sizemore. Messrs. C’orcy and Sizemore N. E. Compton. Francis Ryel, Al vin Allen, Chat les Akerblade, Roy ( were elected representatives of iy. William ¡th" Cottage Grove council. Repre- Miller, F 1 o y <1 ruderbaugh, sealing the ladies from here were St rauslxirger. F DellHTt Walklev a id Clark Enz I Mines. Les Corey, Rud Sizemore sno disi riet and Arnold Gates. The wives of attended meeting of the Woman's Society the Knights in Astoria entertain- of Christian Service of the Meth- ed the visiting ladies during the odi 4 church in Creswell Friday. business sessions with teas, lun- jcheons and style shows. Highlighting the convention was the pledging of each delegate to his council, his God, his country and community. Gov. Paul Patterson gave a brief address to them Sunday morning. Other speakers included the Right Rev. Abbott Damian from the Mt. Angel seminary and Judge Lonergan of Portland. Delegates attending the conven tion were entertained with a trip Ito the moth ball fleet, located on Tongue Point, near Astoria. AMAZING NEW EUREKA NO.60 RUG NOZZLE glides easily, full floating brush gets hair, lint, liUer fast! NO DUST BAG TO EMPTY you can buy! st vri: JR. c. OFI K Kits Now 'S3 Dod30 Coron»! V » Four-Door Sadon Compare what you get for what * *u J>4v. Di ‘-r that Dodge prices start below t 1 *M N ■■ up the extra comfort, aafety and style distinction Dodge olici N/cp up to a sokd, dependable Dodge. SUp out in the smartest bargain on the road the Mobilg n Economy Winner! 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HERE Two state Junior Chamber of were guest Commerce »peakers at the dinner meeting of the local chapter last Thursday evening at the D-M cafe here. They were Al Krieg, past pres ident of the Portland chapter and now national state director and Andy Dakopdous. chairman of the state delegation to national convention. A third visitor was Jack Lively, past president of Springfield and who is running for national director at the Salem state convention this w<*ek end. Krieg will be a candidate for state president and Dakopolous for secretary-treasurer. About eight couples from Cot tage Grove expect to attend the convention. ^E PRICE EXCLUSIVE ATTACH-O-MATIC TOOLS...a tool for every cleaning job, always where you want it ... no extra container to lug around, to store! i As Advertised in "LIFE" end Other National Magazines NO OTHER CLEANER HAS ALL THESE FEATURES AT ANY PRICE! Grove Man Faces 2 Conduct Charges A Cottage Grove man got him self into double trouble with the law here Monday night after l>e- ing involved in two conduct charges and escaping custody The man, William Bilbv was arrested with Ernie Herman about 8 p ni. at the Grove tavern on a disorderly conduct charge follow ing a fight and both were released on $25 bail. About 11 p m. police were called to the Eagles tavern where Bilhy was said to have knocked his wife unconscious. He was put in the police car while officers assisted in placing his wife in the ambu lance. He escaped and was rot found until later at his home. A Charge of escaping custody was tacked onto the conduct charges. Bilby was still in jail Wednes day morning, with bail set at $81. Mrs Bilby was released from the hospital Monday night after being given out|Mitient treatment. ADJUST*«ll SUCTiO»»l Ci««« suer* sixt i on » MCtOJ IH eOTYOM' Over W F SENT TO YOU ON 10-DAYS’ FREE TRIAL! PHONE 73 AT ONCE Cannon Appliance Co. 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