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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thurs., June 25, 1953
Siegfried-Thiede
Engagement Told
Theides Celebrate
25th Anniversary
By Mrs. Edith Kerady
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thiede cele
brated their silver wedding anni-
' versary at the Rod and Gun club
। on Sunday afternoon, June 14.
| About 150 friends and relatives
j were guests.
1 Spring floweis were used to
decorate the room and flowers
and silver candles were table dec
orations.
Rev. Kunz, pastor of the Luth
eran church, read the 128th Psalm
which was also read at the wed
ding 25 years ago. Mrs. Harold
Brandsness played the i>i j in
sang
“Silver
Thiede
Sylvia
Threads Among the Gold” and
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Brandsness,
Phyllis Perkins and Dave Brands
ness sang several hymns.
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Cooked Food Sale
Held By Sorority
TeacherStaffPlans
DifferentVacations
A cooked food sale will be held
Saturday from 10 to 2 p.m. at the
Western Auto store by the Beta
Grade school teachers of Jef
Sigma Phi sorority. The money
ferson,
Adams and Harrison
will go towards a fund for a share
planning varied activities for thi
in the swimming pool project.
summer, some staying at home
some attending summer school
and some planning to travel or
visit relatives.
Of the Jefferson staff, Ruth
Bradford, now visiting her mother
in North Powder, will attend the
University of Oregon. Betty
Cochran is taking a trip with hei
parents thru Yellowstone National
park and Oklahoma and then will
return to spend the rest of the
summer in Cottage Grove. Hazel
I Cranston plans to take a trip to
California then stay in her Eu
gene home. John Dunn will also
tiavel to California then
turn here to direct the summer
grade school band.
Miss Dari Herman. who re
signed at the end of the sch ;ol
spending her summer
year.
traveling in Alaska, and Norma
Kerr is visiting in Minnesota.
Opal Lemert, school librarian;
Genee Sutherland, Bob Mangers
and Helen Rude are spending the
vacation at their homes in this
locality. Norma Mackey will stay
with her mother in Roseburg, and
Margaiet Spomts will teach in
Vancouver, Wash.
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We give and redeem
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Petersen's Dept. Store
615 Main St,
Cottage bna
Ardis Warren is going to Na-
tional Guard cam p in Clatsop
county. After that he plans to
work in Ashland Marion Quinton,
who resigned at the end of the
school year, has moved to Rose
burg where he will work for the
Investors Syndicate
Of the Adams staff, Yola Bald
win, Nordeile Wilder, Cora Dailey
and Lydia Pinkston are spending
the summer at home in Cottage
। Grove. Dove Trask, s|>ecial edu
cation instructor, will attend the
I University of Oregon. Irene Legg
i has gone to her home in Idaho,
and Lenor Pyburn is taking a
| trip to San Francisco.
Angela Nichols and Wanda
। Shaw have resigned their tcach-
। ing positions here. Mis. Nichols
i plans to be married and will teach
in Medford and Miss Shaw in
Payette, Idaho.
Seven of the Harrison teachers
will be attending various schools
this summer. Erta Vaughn, Bill
Oglesby and Gladys Goben, Har
rison principal, will attend the
University of Oregon. Alice Stew
art, Gertrude Elliot and Irene
Nousen will attend Oregon Col
lege of Education at Monmouth.
To California
Of the other Harrison teachers,
Afton Roy has resigned and plans
to be in California. Ila Reieison
will be in Minnesota and Maggie
Higdon is in Kansas visiting her
relatives.
Those planning to lx> at home in
this area arc Elizabeth Clark of
Lindon, Ida Jenkins of Mosby
Creek and Louella Odell and Bar-
bara Reilly of Cottage Grove.
Bud Neal plans to attend the
University of Oregon before tak-
superintendent of
ing over
grade schools at Seaside. Elmer
Fleming and his family aie visit
ing relatives in Minnesota before
moving to Grants Pass where Mr
Fleming will act as superintend
ent of Josephine county schools
Homer Scott and Bert Trask,
school custodians, will work at
the schools, and Charlotte Al
dridge. Jefferson office girl, will
also be employed at the sch xd
during the summer
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rush of
Lorane announce the engagement
of their daught u, Mary Louise
Leonard
Siegfried.
to S/ Sgt.
Thiede, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Thiede of Divide.
Miss Siegfried came to this
community from Aitken, Minn.,
and graduated wit
1953 at Cottage Grove Union high
Sgt. Thiede is a grad-
school.
Wilcox high school in
Nebraska and is new with the
air force at Mather airbase, Sac-
lamento. Calif. No date has been
set for the wedding.
(Mrs. Edith Kenady, Divide cor-
respondent ).
Postponed Party
Celebrated Friday
Reba Wolfard was honor guest
at a birthday party at her parents
home, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wol
fard, Friday, June 19, celebrating
hir fifth birthday.
It was postponed Prom May 11
while Reba and her sister Vila
with
recovered from
chicken [ mix .
After the playing of games and
opening of gifts, refreshments
were served to Sharyn Strong,
Gary and Nanine Kinsland. JoAnn
Woolcott, Judy and Randy Pit
cher, Rodger Theis, Susan Guggis-
berg, Kathy McCoy, Richaid and
Gail Wright, Wanda and Dale
Harris, Vila and Reba Wolfard
Debra Boyce, Cinda Peck and
Dalton Perry were confined with
the measles and unable to attend.
Bricher, Sweeney
At Spokane School
Misses Mary Bricher and Rose
mary Sweeney are attending the
Summer School of Catholic Ac
tion at the Gonzaga University in
Spokane this week from June 22
to 29. Miss Sweeney was chosen
as representative ft otti her Sed-
goal the
With leadership
courses that the girls are attend
ing include parlimentary proced
ure. They are staying in private
homes in Spokane.
Eight New Officers
Installed By Knights
A skit, "The Courtship of Louis
and Violet," by Dorothy Schmidt
with Jerry and John Lewman,
Lynn and Dale Nord, Larry Hart
man, Freddie and Nancy Pauley
and Dailene Schmidt doing the
acting was enjoyed by everyone.
A three-tier, decorated wed
ding cake baked by Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Josh, brother and sister-in-
law of Mrs. Thiede, was cut by
Mrs. Josh.
Mrs. James Etzelmiller poured
the coffee and Mrs. Evelyn Tal
bert solved the punch.
Mmes. Henry Atp, Henry Styn-
kleft and Harry Nord served ice
cream. Waitresses were Nancy
Pauley, Shelia Lowe, Sharon
Josh and Darlene Schmidt.
Mrs. Lula Perkins had charge
of the guest book and Mrs. Gary
Vorderstrasse the gifts.
Out Of Town Guests
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Mrs.
Gary Vorderstrasse of
Evelyn Talbert and
Mrs. Tillie Keim, Mr. and Mrs.
James Etzelmiller and Mrs. James
Thiede from St. Helens; Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Josh, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Josh and children and Wil
liam Knapp of Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Jansen and child
ren of Fall Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Garlets and Delores of
Springfield, Oreg., and Mrs. 1'
H. Grefe of Springfield. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Thiede were mar-
licd at Ashgrove, Nebr., on June
10, 1928. They m >ved here to Cot
tage Grove in 1948. They have
five children and all were here
for the anniversary except James,
who is now in France with the
U. S. Army.
Two Dads Honored
At Sunday Picnic
Two dads. Ray Perkins of Cres
well and Dave Cooper of Cottage
Grove, were honoied Sunday with
a Father’s Day picnic given by
friends and relatives at the Wil
son Creek park.
A picnic lunch was spread on
midafternoon. Fishing
tables
occupied the men while the ladies
visited. Later in the afternoon
Carlos, son of Carl and Mrs.
Perkins, slipped and fell back-
wards in deep water. His parents
were near and rescued him im
mediately.
Those present besides the hon
ored guests and their wives were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perkins and
Lois Parsons of
children.
Mt View, Howard Dutton of Ctes-
wvll, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fraser
and son of Springfield. Mrs. Cara
Cooper and daughter, Mrs George
1 Cooper and children, and Florence
Stutzman and daughter of Suth
erlin.
Cottage Grove Knights of Co
lumbus recently elected new offi
cers. which will be installed in
July. They are as follows:
Ix-s Corey, grand knight; I<eon
Denfeldt, deputy grand knight;
Alex Stapleton. chancellor; Bah
Barta, warden; Bob Gierau, te-
cordvr; Art Trembly, advocate
and Lloyd Premazzi and John No
wak. guards.
Many a gixid thing is lost by
Joe Barta will continue as fi not asking for it.
nancial secretary and John Kebel-
treasurer for another
beck
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Picnic Sun. Honors
Fathers, Birthday
Wedding Shower
Held For Couple
.Mrs. Harry Castle
The Misses Barbara Forsythe ।
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and Elaine Radway were hostes- i MOSBY CREEK A picnic din
! ses at a wedding shower given | ner was held at Dorena dam Sun
¡Tuesday night. June 16. at the day in hon >r of Father’s Day and
home of the latter in honor ot ¡also Mrs Don Ballaid’s birthday.
Ellen Hollemon and Don Cox.
I Those enjoying the day were Mr.
Games appropriate for the oc . and Mrs. Clyde Putman and child
casion were played. Gifts were ren, Jeanette and Dale of Mosby
presented to the honoree in a Creek; Mrs. Don Ballard and
gieen and silver decorated wheel Lloris Mae; Mr. and Mrs Frank
barrow. After the gifts were Ballard and Loueen of Eden Park,
opened refreshments were served. Mr Howard Beers of Latham and
The guest list included Mmes. Mr and Mrs. Charles Putman and
Fred Hollemon, H. C. Hickthier, Thelma of Walden.
Mr. and Mrs .Orin Land took
Pat Tucker, Harold Radway, G.
D. Ritter, Earl Ballew, Harley 1 Mrs. Land's sister, Mrs. G J.
Richmond, Grant Dulley, Bert Wadman, to Sheriden Sunday.
Dulley and the Misses Dorothy | Mrs. Wadman had been visiting
Cooley, LaRena Westmoreland, the Lands for a week and her
home is in Canada.
MR. AND MRS. CECH. PATTON (Miss Pat Ross) cut and Donna Queener.
Mrs Wilbur Nystrom of Cot
their wedding cake at the reception held after their wedding
tage
Grove was a visitor Satur-
June 6 at Dorena. Mrs. Richard Blinkhorn, matron of honor, Kime Anniversary I day night
at the home of Mr. and
and Alan Hoffman of Dorena are also pictured. The couple
j Mis. Roy Hanks. Sunday visitors
Celebrated
June
17
will make their home in Glendale.
.enjoying a picnic at the Hanks
By Surprise Party home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Montieth and four children and
Dr. and Mrs. Claude Kime s Mrs Emma Smith of Cottage
25th wedding anniversary was Grove and Mrs. Wilbur Davis of
celebrated last Wednesday eve ' Eugene. The Pearkins Miller fami
ning with a surprise paity held
at the Cottage Grove Country ly called in the evening.
Mrs. Charles Putman returned
A reception following the wed
Tu sday evening Mrs. Francis ding of Patricia Ross of Dorena club in their honor.
to her home at Walden after a
At the buffet dinner and danc ' ten-day visit with lelatives and
Trusty was the inspiration for a and Cecil Patton of Culp Creek,
baby shower in Friendship hall was held Saturday afternoon. ing party both were given cor ! friends in Oregon City.
“of the Methodist church. Enter- June 6 at the Community hall sages of pink rose buds, silver
ribbons, and silver coins, wrapped
taining for her were the World at Dcrena.
in cellophane made especially for Carlson, Wiese Get
Fiiendship Girls. Mrs. Trusty had
The table was decoiated with
been counselor for this group foriCccil Bruner roses and white the occasion. Mr. Kime’s was Honors at Entrance
small enought to wear on his lapel,
the past several months.
, candles. Mrs. Ruth St. Clair of but Mrs. Kime’s was so large she
Honors at Entrance for Stan
The honoree received many Dorena, aunt of the bride, served
had to carry it like a bridal bou ford University have been con
lovely gifts. Preceding the open- the cake and Mrs. Hazel Monroe
ferred upon Misses Saundra Sue
ing of the gifts, several games of Culp Creek served the coffee. quet.
Married on June 17, 1928 in the Carlson and Mary Lou Wiese. The
were played with Mrs. Boyd Al- Mrs. Richard Blinkhorn of Eu-
local First Christian church, they
len in charge.
gene, matron of honor, was in have been residents of Cottage committee on scholarship an
nounced that this honor has been
The evening closed with re chaige cf the gift book.
Grove all their lives. Mrs. Kime given in "recognition of their su
freshments served to Mmes. Wal
Out of town guests included was formerly Thelma Wheeler.
perior scholastic records,” and is
ter Sorensen, Wayne Monroe. Ce- Mrs. Ben Ross of Weiser, Idaho,
Hostesses and hosts for the
Safley, Clark Enz, Robert grandmother of the bride; Mr. celebration were Messrs, and awarded to only a "limited num
ber of undergraduates admitted
William and Mrs. Joseph McCune of Junc
Bowser, John
Ixmg.
Mmes. John Finneran, Lloyd
Strausborger. Alfred McKenzie, tion City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griggs, Bud Husted, Stewart I to the school.
George Gowing, Earl Puderbaugh, Hart of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and Orlo Bagley.
Office Safes—The Sentinel
John Radmore. Albert Adkins, Richard Blinkhorn of Eugene and
The guest list included Messrs,
Roy Puckett. Alvin Allen. C. N. Mr. and Mrs. Cart Braden and and Mmes. Cy Eakin, Larry Lev-|
Land, Sam Mackin. Anna Houser, Carl of Lowell.
ens, Grant Lovegren. Bill Earl,
Andrew Brund. Chat les Aker-
The couple left immediately for Tom Clapp, George Woodworth,
blade. Floyd Wav. Damon Scott. Glendale where they will make Max
Sears,
Harold Wolfard,
Lee Cooley, Paul Dvksterhuis, their home.
Frank Galdabini, Warren Hansen,
Boyd Allen, Jimmy Nelson, Har-
Sam Veatch, Carlton Woodard, j
rison Wyant and Marvin Addy.
Alton Woodard, Lester Edblom,
Marilyn and Janet
the
Dick Thwing, David Morris. Mrs.
is the time
Ida and Ruth Coston,
Lois Chambers, Mrs. Scofield
Joyce Allen. Ruth Way. Jean Mon
for
Stewart and Miss Alsea Hawley.
roe and Linnea Enz. Also Jona
Three members of the Cottage
thon Enz.
Grove Junior Chamber of Com
Those sending gifts but unable merce attended the national con
to attend were Mmes. H. B. Breed vention held in Minneapolis, Minn.,
Make your appointments
love,
Charles
Arnold.
Albert June 9-12. They were H. B. Mon-
Woodard. Delbert Walkley. Roy ighan and family, Gene Cutts and
A national prize was won by
for pictures NOW.
Miller. James Tedford. Archie family and Wayne McCall.
A. White of Cottage,
Mrs.
Chix
nursery rhyme
Ashbridge, Herbert Adams. N. E.
Grove
in
the
1
Highlights of the convention in
Compton. Elmer Kent, Morton cluded
President
Eisenhower's contest.
Clark’s Studio
Weiden, Rodney Safley and ( lark speech, the parade in which Ore
Mrs. White submitted a rhym
ing last-line for a nursery jingle I 21 S. 6th
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Cox.
gon had a float and the display for the contest. All entries were!
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of promotional booths. Oregon’s
judged on.the basis of originality, ।
. , 3 ' and aptness cf thought.1
Boys State Reports »
Both Cutts and McCall traveled
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Heard by Legion
to Minneapolis in the Oregon car__________________________________ -
convoy. The convoy, which con
The American Legion held its
sisted of 22 cars, was greeted at
Monday
night,
regular meeting
Willmar, Minn., and escorted on
June 22 when it heard reports on
into Minneapolis.
the recent Boy’s State from Ray
Stan Daugherty, president of
Coleman and Skip Hall, ( ottage
the
local group, was unable to at
Grove high school boys who at
tend because of an emergency ap
tended.
Re|>orts also were made by del pendectomy.
egates to the department conven
ti m recently at Seaside. They in Kl< KARPS 1101.0 I AMIIA
cluded Charles Whipps. Claude PUMI FOR RELATIVES
Sherman and Fritz Bormuth.
Sixteen attended a family piC'
Others who attended the conven
tion were Ed Deremer. Frank nic held by the Edgar Rickaids
at the Cottage Grove dam Sunday
Coleman and Aldon Coppie.
BY WIRE
The post voted to sponsor afternoon in honor of Holly and
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of
Mrs.
Rick-
Ed
Barker,
cousins
Davis Shows, a carnival, here July
ard, of Spokane.
Howers to You
7 to 12.
Those attending, mostly Mrs.
The next regular meeting will
WORKMANS
Rickards relatives. were Mr. and
be July 13.
Mrs. E. C. Barker from Myrtle |
Through the Welland Canal Point. Mr. J. M. Barker cf Sweet
boats can go uphill to Lake Erie Home. Mrs. Birdie Hazelton of
Springfield, Mrs. Harold Hatcher
or down to Lake Ontario.
and daughter JoAnn from Suther
land, Mr. and Mrs. Bird Rickard.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rickard and
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children. Rosemary. Roberta. Pat
1701 W. Main
rick and Ruth Eileen, and the [
honored guests.
Baby Shower Fetes ^eption Follows ।
MrsFrancis Trusty Dorena WeddinS
june
President’s Speech
Highlights Confab
Local Entree Wins
National Rime Prize
WEDDINGS
FOR
Can Spring Be Far Behind?
Committees are now planning
pr'grams for the coming
Mrs Kenneth Olson’s name was PAST NOBLE (1.1 B MEETS
HirHsbU II NE 25TII
overlooked in last week'
formal ESA installation
installed as president
other officers on June
candlelight ceremony at
of Mrs J S. Crepcau
The Past Noble club will meet
She was
with the at the I(X>F hall Thursday, June
10 in a 25 at I 30 Members are reminded
the home to bring an at tide to work for
I the IOOF home or for the bazaar.
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Y cup sugar
cup sifted flour
teaspoon salt
2
1
1
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tablespoon butter
baked '.»-inch pie shell
cups at rawberries
cup cream, whipped
cup shredoid coconut
Mint leaves
cups milk
cup shredded coconut, cut if
desired
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
Combine 1 < cup sugar, flour, and salt in top of double boiler; add milk
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