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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1925)
VERNONIA EAGLE 1 Bertha Brown returned la«t week say* that Vernonia Is good enough<r after an extended visit east and for her. | CHURCH NOTICES * EVANGELICAL CHURCH "A Horn« Lika Church” Sunday school at 9:45 a. .m with * claw for you and a place for you to work. VUit us once and you will want to com* again. Evangelical league of Christian Endeavor at 6:80 p. m. The morning hour of worship at 11 o’clock. The theme for th* morning hiur will be “God’» Challenge to the Church.” The even ing service at 7:30. The theme for th* evening message will be “An Invitation to a Wedding.”. The evening message will be preceded by a thirty minute gospel song service that we know you will enjoy. Come and bring your friends with- you and enjoy this gospel sing. Wm F. Rade macher—Pastor. CHRISTIAN CHURCH A little gain in the Bible school over the preceeding Sunday and we hope o gain this coming Sunday. It one will depend upon you counts one.” In the morning the pastor will preach on "The End of Your Faith” using a chart. The evening sermon will be interesting and helpful. Subject "In Quest of One King Pharaoh.” “Who was to blame for his death? Himself or God? I NATAL Mr*. Ed McMullen wa* nonia viaitor last week. Ver- L. A. Petersen caught a bear in a trap Wednesday morning, He Bold it to the Vernonia butchers, He Bays that if he had been a little later the bear would have been out as it had eaten part of its leg off and all thut was holding it in the trap was just a amall piece of flesh. Joe Dhooghe and Frits Iler went to the show in Vernonia last Thurs day. Reed Holding was in Berkenfield on business Thursday afternoon. School was closed here on Thurs- day as the teacher, Miss Turner, wa* •ick. Jim McMullen and Mrs. Backman attended the show in Vernonia oil* evening last week. We are sorry to receive news of the death of Mrs. Chas. Hill. She has been sick for a long time. Mr. Hill has our sympathy. The school meeting of the Natal district was held last Saturday. It was voted that there will I e a 6 per cent i.u.r? t. .. O' < i" vhat >t was last year. Mr. an^ Mrs. Frank Petersin and son Richard, was shopping in Ver nonia Saturday. Wilson Iler was visiting his pnr- enta Saturday. Mr. Tuttle called at the Holding home on Sunday. W. C. T. U. CONVENTION Sunday for her home in Pittsburg. Pa., after her seven weeks visit here Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. Gibson, Mr and Mrs. E. H. Wash burn, Mrs. A. Lester, Adie Leste., Miss Birdie Lester, Miss Louise Ler- ter, Roland Treharne, Albert Mor man, Wm. S. Washburn and Marion Gray. ----------------- *----------------- Try an Eagjp Want Ad. ■ PORTLAND AND RETURN via UNITED RAILWAYS for the big , Pacific International I Ivestock Exposition Oct. 31st to Nov. 7th. Incl. - Tickets on sale Oct. 29 to Nov. 7, Return limit November 9th. Take advantage of this low fare to see the World’s Largest Livestock Exposition! Ten acres under one roof! The World’s Champion stock will be shown Manufacturers’ and Land Products Show Northwest Hay and Grain Show Poultry and Pet Stock Show Dairy Products Show Horse Show Train leaves Vernonia 2:00 p. m. daily Tickets, schedules, or further information of M. A. Fuegy R. M. Aldrich Traveling Freight & Pasgr. Agt. -Agent PhonelGl United Railways Co The Natal Grange held their regu lar meeting last Saturday night with a very amall attendance. It wa* voted that the next meeting will be held one week later, that the usual day being on the 3rd Sun day in November instead of th* second Sunday. This will be easier on the members to attend the Pomona grange and also their own meetings. City Marshal Kelly has had sev. eral violator* of the curfew law be fore Judge Reasoner this week and says he intends to see that there will be a whole lot more if they do not obey the curfew law. November 26 will be Thanksgiv ing Day, so designated by President Coolidge in his proclomation given out this week. We have plenty to be thankful for. Brown & Brown Royal Society Boil Proof Emb. thd. 4c skein D. M. C. Emb. thread, 5c D.M.C. Crochet thread, all sizes and colors 15c Why Pay More Royal Society Grey Package of quality and open stitch stamped goods received weekly A farewell chicken dinner given Saturday at the home of Dora Washburn in honor of daughter, Mrs. C. McCoy, who Mr. Tuttle hs returned from Port land to work for the Berkenfield Lumber company. Mr*. Iler and daughter Louise re turned home from eastern Oregon, where they huve been visiting with relative* for a few days. Î W. C. T. U The W. C. T. U. held heir 43rd annual convention at Hood River, Oct. 20. 21, 22 and *23, with a lareg' attendance of delegates about every was represented. On Tuesday even ing the Hoo'd River uni;on furnished an elaborate banquet. There were 175 plates served. On Wednesday the Hood River apple growers asso ciation furnished the convention attendants with several boxes of Hood River apples, which was very much appreciated. On Thursday the good people* of that city furnished cars and took the delegates out to see the valley and orchards and fl round by Billy Sunday’s farm home which was a treat to most of us. I.iany good speaofeers were listen ed to. Gov. Pierce, the man who has the work at heart, spoke Thursday evening on the crime wave,disrespect for the law and moving pictures, he said, was the cause of so many crimes. The moving pictures teach them just how to cotpmit them, and boose promotes them on. C. T. Webb superintendent of the Children’s Farm Home at Corvallis, gave an ad dress and said that was one of the greatest things the W. C. T. U. had done in Oregon, by furnishing a home for the homeless children over the state. Daddy and mamma Webb seem to have their whole heart and life in their work of caring for the many dependant children who seem to be so happy in their new home --------- ♦---------- FAREWELL DINNER ZI a Best Ball Park la Otegcm WATCH OUR WINDOWS Petersens Petersens We have opened up with a new line of Shoes Men’s Furnishings and Wo. kingmens supplies. ■f We ask our old customers to call again, and our effort at all times is good merchandise at liv- trig prices Petersens Popular Prices A FOOT RULE to measure quality Mr. and Mrs. David McMullen and family, visited with Mrs. McMullens parents in Vernonia Sunday. Hasel and Evelyn McMullen cal- led on the Neurt’s Sunday. ----------♦---------- NOTICE There are a number of young folks in the habit of staying out after the curfew has been sounded and this practice ha* got to be stop ped. You have plenty if time to get to th* 1st show at night and get home a little after 9 o’clock as the law re quires. . In th* future thia law will be strictly enforced and if you are out after eurfew hours you must be ac companied by your parents or guardian, and a guardian don't mean your beaux at that. Remember this as there will be no more telling you to get home. W. J. KELLY, City Marshal. -------------- *-------------- A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION Better pleme the whole family as well dh yourself We know how they would appreciate the best and long est distance radio—how all evening* would be spent ot home— Ask my customers they dift«w,nt ,ta tions they are getting and ho* dis- tine* and clear. The famous one <rni rYMlgol—latest out W* install after Something in the air and night. Bee me. A. L. F*nnr Livestock Prices Improve Attend the 15th annual Pacific International Livestock Exposition at Portland, October 31st to Novembei 7th. It is a trip that will pay dividends both in education and enjoyment. Here, mingling with the most noted and successful breed ers of the country an 1 seel»'* t1'« combined exhiK of livestock ever assembled under one roof in Ameri a, you can gain new id' Mch can profitably be put into operation. There’s aLu . Land and Industrial Exhibits and the spectacular Horse Show, so thrilling you’ll want to attend every performance. The Rank of Vernonia urges every farmer to go. Attending will bring better breeding methods and hence more prosperity to .this section, which Is the goal all of us are striving to reach. You nwr he‘sure that we will cooperate with you in building more profitable herds. BANK OF ViRNONIA Vernonia, Oregon There is only one way to measure the quality of a car. iThat is, by the things which go into it and by the fineness of its workmanship. Measure the Chrysler Six by these standaids against any car on earth, and you will see that the amazing success of the Chrysler is no accident. Apply this Chrysler foot rule oO mca uv qi.; ’ ty to any car and judge for yourself why the Chr/s’?r -----F~»ur is everywhere the favorite of discriminating men and women These extraordinary features and the amazing results they pro duce in pe; formance, in smoothness, in riding ease, in roadability have made Chrysler quality everywhere acclaimed. You will find your nearest'Chrysler dealer eager to demonstrate Chrysler superiority. Drop in and see it. Handy location Monkey Wrench Garage VERNONIA C. CULLENDINE OREGON
