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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1954)
o o Thur»., July 1, HKil The Page 7 O -Sentinel Phom REALLY GETTING THE SWIM is Al Martin who takes over officially July I as news editor of the Sentinel. Al replaces Laura Olson who is joining the reporting staff of the Roseburg News-Review July 12. Above the new news editor scan» the dictionary for correct spelling of heaver, a word he later decided not to use anyway. He was given moral support by Laura. BRIEFS CITY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shepherd, children Mark, Christy and Ricky of Blue River visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Shepherd. Milburn Shepherd spent Saturday night and Sunday at Yoncalla with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, George Clouser and son, i While there, Milburn fished, and reports catching some. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyksterhuis returned home Sunday from Port land where they spent the week with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sesar. While there Sesar underwent ma jor surgery at the Veteran's hospi tal. He is reported recovering sat isfactorily. Betty, Eugene and Jerry Dyksterhuis went to Port land Sunday and their parents re- Mr. and Mrs. Al Cross and fa turned with them. mily of Atascadero, Calif., visited Mrs. Albert Woodard under Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McDole last weekend. Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Mc went a goiter operation at St. Vin- Dole worked at a defense plant cent’s hospital, Portland, June 21 recovering satisfactorily and lived together for a year ip She Mr. Woodard is in Portland with Los Angeles. her. Her daughter, Mrs. Otto Jan Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Krogen left isch, visited her last week. on vacation June 26. They travel led first to Bend, then headed north to Vancouver, B. C. for some sightseeing. They plan to re turn to Tacoma where Krogen will report back to Ft. Lewis, Mrs. Krogen will stay and visit rela- tives in and around Tacoma for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Robhins left Saturday for Los Angeles and Southern California points, plan ning to spend a fortnight’s vaca tion visiting friends and renewing acquaintances. Al Martin Named New Sentinel N.E CITY BRIEFS Appointment of Al Martin as news editor of the Sentinel, ef- Mr. and Mrs Earl Albert ot .ective July 1. was anounced Wed Savonburg. Kans., visited recently nesday by editor and publisher. with his brother and wife. Mr. • C Martin Al. a 34 gra I and Mrs. Herb Adams They went of the University of Oregon to Brownsville from here to visit School of Journalism, • e¡ • a sister before returning to their Miss Laura Olson, who joins the home. editorial staff of the Roseburg News-Review July 12. Mr and Mrs. John Ross and The new news editor is well Mary Jane spent Sunday after- quahfied for his position. In ad- noon visiting Mr and Mi’s. R. L. dition to his collegiate work in DeHaven at Walterville. I journalism, he has worked on the Sentinel during vacations and in Mr and Mrs. S. L. Mackin and the summer. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sears attended Member of SDX the funeral of Alfred Wesley Cor- At thy University, where he was nutt l —• in Eugene. Tuesday, at Sim a member of the social fraternity - on-Lounsbury Mortuary. Mr. Cor Beta Theta Pi, Martin was also nutt formerly lived in Cottage a member of Sigma Ik'lta Chi. Grove and was a member of the professional journalism fraternity, local Ixxige -51 AF4AM. Grave- and Druids, junior men’s service side services were held in the honorary. Riddle cemetery. A three-year letterman in track Mr. and Mrs. Miks Siebert and at the UO, Martin was an out standing northern division runner. family returned home Saturday He took second in the mile run from a two weeks vacation in in th«' Northern Division Meet in Fresno, Calif., where they visited his sophomore and junior years, Siebert's parents. won third place in the Pacific Coast Confezence mile in his Mr. and Mrs. Wally Morelock sophomore year; was fifth in the and family left Monday night to PCC mile his junior year; and was visit Mrs. Morelock's relatives in a member of the Oregon relay Green City Mo. team that placed third in the PCC in ’53. Martin did not compete Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilbert his senior year because of a pulled and family returned home Sun ligament in his right knee. day after a two-weeks vacation He is married to the former Kay spent visiting friends and rela Gates of this city and the young tives in Washington. couple have two childreq, Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin and Karla. Martin is a graduate of Cottage Grove Union high and grandson. Dale Mullica, visi school, class of ’50. He and his ted three weeks with three ol family live at 6^5 Taylor. They their sons in California. are members of the First Baptist Church. Miss Olson has been associated with the Sentinel since last Au gust, coming here from the Uni versity of Oregon. Prior to that she had been a member of the staff of the New York Herald Tribune. While here in Cottage Grove, she has participated in many civic affairs, and served for some time Director of the Chamber of Commerce “Cottage Grove Comunity Hour.’’ She w'as general assistant to Jim Roles, chairman of the 1954 Red Cross drive, and has worked actively in the swimming pool fund drive. Gil Gardner returned to Cot- ’ Mr and Mrs Alvis Wicks0, tage Grove last week after spend tended th«» funeral of Mrs Wicks' ing two weeks visiting relatives in brother. Harold McCarj Prescott, Ariz. Remaining in Medford. Jun«’ 24 Mr MWa rear Prescott until August 1 are Mrs. a former resident, had been ill Gardner and Stephen Gardner for several months He had man said the family also visited in Los aged the Ginger Roger ranch at and San Diego While in Eagle Point for nearlyufive years Phoenix. the tempeiWture rose to 114 :ii. s hottest Winy •« ■ >'<i« <l Glen Hayes entered the there this year. hospital last week where he i receiving treatment fot his foot. Mr and Mrs. Ral[>h Welch of Mis Ly le M ill « nJ son. Seattle. Wash, and Mrs Martha returned from S Norris and daughter. Velma Gary, Ocumpaugh of Cottage Grove. where they visited Mrs Mulhca s were dinner guests at th«' John brother. Alvin McGarvin. who is Ross home while th«' Welches in th«' hospital Alvin had the mis fortune of getting a piece ot steel were visiting here recently. in his eye on Jun«' S The doctors think now they can save his sight, Ralph Plueard, Yakima. Wash., but he will have to have his eyes and Alfred Plueard of Portland, bandaged for some time. spent four days last week with _____ . -. J his brother, Lloyd and family An BELLIED WOODPFf K- other brother, Virgil of Sutherlin, visited with them from Thursday until Sunday. Thursday night, Mr. FOR SALE Double horse trailer birds found in the stamp sTies of and Mrs Tom Queener, sister of good condition. Phone 8()9L.X the N iliomil Wildlife Federation. Sale of these stamp series is made the men, visited with her brothers Reasonable. 46-1 tp ( ottage Grave Hospital HNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson. Drain, a son, IM) Ugl las Stacy, June 25. 1954. I.” a W To Mr. anil l^rs^ Charles O’Brien Bristow. Cre^^ejÇj Cha I-ate Ann. June Wl ÜBER To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ixryde Webber, Lorane Route. Cottage Grove, a daughter, Arion la LaRae, June 26, 1954, RAYMOND To Mr. atj&M^ Robert Leroy Raymond, Dorena, a son. Danny I »e. June 26, 1954. v Too Late to Classify RINEHART To Mr. anjl Mrs. Elton Lloyd Rinehart. Route 2. Creswell, a son, Gerrold Lynn, June 26, 1954. FRESHLY PICKED Raspberries. coop To Mr and Mrs. Ver-, non Howard Coop. Route 1, Çot» Iio G iovi -, a daughter, Nancy Gayle, June 26, 1954. $3 per crate, put in your order St ildlife Mrs L«*o Teitzel and children. now. Phone Mis. Mellin Linda. Merrilee, Dusty and Greg tained (rom tin- National \\ ililliti- ory returned home Sunday after ________________ 16 2tp-47 spending thivH» weeks with her mother Mrs. Iva Bennett, at Cen FOR SALE on account of sick They are printed in color and hace giinnned backs. tralia, Wash. ness: 3-t>edrm. home, double j plumbing, big lot, fruit. Good Mrs. Norman Lewis and sister, Bumpus School 46-2tc-47 Mrs Colen Garoutte of Eugene, left Portland Tuesday morning via FOR SALE Wiener Pigs. Ix>on Board Director United Air Lines for Omaha. B. Poole, 9 miles up W. Mosby William N. Bumpus unani Nebr. They will go from there Creek. Phone 957J1 alter 6 pm mously the to Red Oak, Iowa, to visit their 46 -2tc-47 aunt, Miss Amy Spencer, who is FOUND: Red Bone female hound ship by a count of 49-0 at the Cot seriously ill. Miss Spencer had Has double dew daws riveted tage Grove high school annual cared for th«> two ladies when they on collar. Owner call 121M1J1 by school board elections Monday were small children after their evening. Bumpus, whose term will Saturday. 46-Ite mother died. This is first time last for live years, replaces George they have seen their aunt in 24 FOR FOF SALE: 3 year ohi Straw- McReynolds. McReynolds has held years. They expect to be* gone j be ?rry roan gelding Well broken. the high school directorship for about ten days. Ph 461Y. 46-ltp 16 years and decided not to run iSTBURN To Mr. and Chitoni Glenn Eastburrti Cot» tage Grove, i daughter, Olivia Ami, June 26, 1954. r^M)< -t to Mr: SPENCER To Mr. and MYse. Rotiert Leslie Spencer, 1 train. «t son, Rohm Dale, June 27, 1954.i> n'rmltrio ------- -—. To Mr and Mrs*1 BR< )WN Harding Brown, Disston Rbirte, Doremi, a daughter, Linda Fny,‘T June 28, 1954. * •' Sacred Hem. Hospital GRAY To Mr. and Mrs. Don- aid L. 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