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Library, U of Q, The Paramount Work For the year—Com munity Service Per n onia Baplc VOLUME 7 % VERNONIA, OREGON, THURSDAY Notice the Expiration date of your sub scription MARCH, 7, 192« NO. 31 Société de» 40 State Pre». Of The Attend O. Library Helped by Donations Hi S. Students Natal Phone La Hommes Boxing Card et 8 Chevaux Bankers Of Federation of Women» C. Educational Ex Banquet Tuesday Night Vernonia Club» Visit» position at Corvallis From Vernonia Residents . Users Favor At the regular a. meeting County Will Legion Hall Tues Mrs. G. W. Frankel of Port The annual educational ex- night of La Société des 40 land, state president of the Fed position which was held at the Free Tolls day Meet 16th eration Hommes et 8 chevaux, Chef de of Women’s clubs, was a On Saturday Oregon State college, Corvallis, Mist Would Benefit < Present Rate Of 10 Cent Charge For Exchange Weil Coast Telephone Have Free Exchange Now From Subscriber* Here Their gare, Dr. Hurley and Jule Lind ley, treated the Voyageurs pres- ent to a feed of waffle’s and coffee. Chef de Gare Hurley appoint- ed the members of La Société to act as welcome committee, co operating with M. E. Carkin, chairman of the American Le gion open meeting, celebrating their tenth anniversary. In outlining the part of the program, Chef de Gare Hurley advised that Colonel Strohm, who is expected to be the Le- gion’s guest of the evening, had just returned from a trip through Austria, France and other European countries, and would be able to give an interest ing outline on his impressions, on the conditions of Europe at the present time. Judd Green- man has been invited to address those present, and officials from the state department of the American Legion are also ex- pected to be present, Everyone is invited to attend. Meet All at Rainier Sheep Men Invited To Attend Meeting H. E. McGraw, Bankers Pre*. Association Open County To Meeting Frank J. Peterson, president Saturday afternoon March 16, of the Natal Telephone com the Columbia county bankers as pany advises that members of sociation will hold a meeting for his company are in favor of a all farmers interested in the rais free exchange with the West ing of sheep and goats, whether Coasv Telephone company, in they are so engaged at present this city. . or not. The object of the meet- ».The majority of the members Brazing Work» Takes ’ ing, according to Leo Gallagher, of the Nehalem Mutual Tele president of the State Bank of Control of Machine phone company, on the Mist line, Rainier, is to interest the farm- And Repair Shop also appear very much in favor 1 ers in this means of adding to of a free exchange from their the income they can derive from The Vernonia Brazing arid the logged off land which the line into the city of Vernonia. Earl Smith stated that his Machine works have taken over most of them are farming. The company during the last few the machine and repair shops, meeting is therefore intended for days has taken off the exchange effective March 1. those who are now raising sheep charge of ten cents to subscrib Harry Harvey has been placed and goats as well as for those ers here for those calling up in charge of welding and black- who will be interested in starting from this city to phones on the smithing and Edward Salmonsen this as a sideline. Natal or Mist line, but that they in charge of auto repair. The meeting will be called in felt justified in charging a fee The whole shop has been re of ten cents for exchange con modeled and new equipment has the American Legion hall in nections from these lines into been added making the shop one Rainier at 1 o’clock. It will be called to order by H. E. McGraw the city. of the most complete machine Mr. Smith further stated his and repair shops in the county. of Vernonia, president of the county bankers’ association. company would be willing to dis The battery shop and depart continue the charge of ten cents ment has been moved to the The program as prepared is for exchange service to subscrib front of the building, and a gen as follows: Welcome on behalf ers of the Natal line if every eral improvement of the shop ! of the city, W. A. Wood, presi subscriber would be willing to has been made. dent Rainier commercial club; pay a charge of 50 cents a report on first year’s work in Sal- Ed Cecil Bateman and Rainier district, Leo Gallagher; month for service. have been in monsen, owners, Farmers and others living report from owner of flock on machine reapir the garage and i along these lines as far as Bir- logged-off land, J. W. Todd, years last five business for the kenfeld, market a large portion Goble; address, “Better Wool in this city. of their crops and beef in this Production and Marketing,” Ed city, and it appears that if the gar L. Ludwick, assistant man three companies could get to ager Pacific Co-operative Wool gether on a free toll, or as Mr. Growers association; address, Smith suggested that each mem “Essentials to Success with Farm ber of these companies pay the Flocks,” representative from the required 60 cents service charge state agricultural college. Mr. which his company asks, that Gallagher, as chairman of the Miss Kathryn Didtel, teacher those wishing to dispose of, of home demonstration work in sheep committee of the county their products and other matters bankers’ association will outline would be ahead of the game the Pendleton high school, has the program advocated by the been apointed home demonstra than by paying as they are now Columbia county Bankers associa- doing, from the Mist line, the tion agent for Columbia county, tion. which appointment becomes ef 10 cent charge exchange at the Considerable interest has been Natal, and 10 cent exchange fective March 10. Miss Didtel has had consider shown in the raising of sheep on charge at the West Coast ex- able experience in teaching home the small farms on the logged- change. off lands in the county within It would be very pleasant for demonstration work at the Carl the past year. The object of ton, Milton, Ashland and Pendle rancher, advised the farmer or bankers in encouraging this some of the subscribers, if they ton high schools and is now hold- the is to help the farmers to increase were able to call up as many ing one of the highest paid their incomes from the logged- merchants they wished each day positions in the state in this off land, which otherwise would to get prices and orders, and work. Miss Didtel is a graduate of be unproductive of income until without being charged the heavy ¡O. A. C. in Home Economics, of such a time when they could toll which they now pay. it off for cultivation, or A reduction in phone rates the class of 1921. She is a farm clear over these lines for non sub raised girl and formerly resided use it for dairy pasture. At the meeting Saturday a re scribers would be very beneficial in Douglas county, Oregon. Miss Didtel has been a mem sume of the first year’s work in for the merchants should the farmer wish to get any infor ber of the 4-H club and has had the promotion of sheep and goat mation on veal, beef, or market experience in handling club work. raising in this district will be products needed that day and it She is very highly recommended presented. would also stimulate business by the school authorities and the people of Pendleton. from that district. The Vernonia library has at guest of the Study club last Thursday when they held their the present about 1000 volumes regular meeting at the home of on the shelves and while there Mrs. W. W. Wolff, Mrs. Frankel are about 600 active members outlined the work done by the who use the library for their reading matter, there must be federated clubs. more residents in the city who Some of the divisions of the would find it to their advantage work include Americanization of to patronize the local library. aliens, adult education, conserva Since the last of Augusta the tion of forests and wild fire, library board has purchased 110 the Doernbeker hospital and scholarship loan fund, public we- books and about 90 have been fare, prevention of use of nar donated. The library will accept cotics and promotion of use of ' any books and will be very grate ful for any donations of books. Oregon products. There are doubtless many peo Mrs. Frankel told of the oldest ple who have books which they club which was formed in Jack would be glad to donate to the sonville, O., in 1833 and is still library and this would help to in existence and that now women make it more valuable not only hold many political offices. An to the readers but to the town. other of their important projects Since the last of August Mrs. is the study of fine arts, music Maude Space has donated 50 and literature in the schools. In books, Eugene Wade seven; A. order that these subjects may be Bennett, nine; Lois Malmsten, thoroughly appreciated their study should be begun early in life preferably as soon as the A. L. Parker Elected child is ready for school. On County Fair Board “Another aim of the clubs at On February 28th was the present time,” said Mrs. Frankel is to put a library in every coun first meeting of the fair board ty. We are also working toward for the year 1929. All members a $20,009 endownment fund of were present. The following of which only the interest would be ficers were elected: J. T. Grah used. Institutes are held' fre am, Marshland, President; A. L. Vernonia, Vice-presi quently at which the clubs in Parker, terchange ideas.” Mrs. Frankel dent; Clyde M. Watson, Yankton, closed her remarks by saying Secretary; Elizabeth C, Murray, that there is really nothing that St. Helens, ex-officio member, treasurer. a club cannot do. The names of the manager and Mrs. Judd Greenman gave an department superintendents will interesting paper on “Lincoln” be announced soon. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes one on The dates for the fair were "Washington.” In answer to the set for September 11, 12, 13, roll call the members replied with and 14. This ,9 the week after a quotation from either Lincoln the Multnomah County Fair and or Washington. the week before the Clackamas A dainty luncheon was served County Fair. by Mrs. Wolff assisted by Mrs. There are a number of new A. C. Knauss. projects under sonsideration which the board hopes to be able to announce the actuality of Mrs. C. O. Thomas To soon. two; Velda Mellinger, three; Judson Weed, one; James Rainey one; Mrs. Cleveland, one; Edna Craford, two; Lewis Davis, two; Helen Scribner, one. Since the first of the year the following have been donat ed. Frances Lappe, “Pollyanna Grows Up,” “Jewel,” "Timothy’s Quest, ” “With Fire and Sword” “Little Men,” “Kazan,” “Robin Hood,” “Oh, Doctor,” “Poison ed Pen,” “Voice at Johnnywa ter.” Mrs. W. B. Lappe, “Cap tain Scraggs,” “Lindberg, the Lone Eagle.” The library has purchased the following: “Steven son,” “Perhaps I Am,” “Heart of Rachael,” “All Children Must be Paid For.” The library is open every af ternoon except Monday from one to five o’clock with the librar ian, Miss Lois Malmsten in charge. Nehalem Valley Cream ery Building New Bot tle Washing Room Construction was started Wed nesday on a new addition to the Nehalem Valley Ice & Creamery company building, the new room to be cut off from the main building, and will be used for sterilizing and washing milk bottles and cans. A cement floor is being layed, the construction working is be ing handled by John Miller. Natal Grange To Build Water Line Oregon extending from Thurs- day 21 to 24 was well represent ed by delegates from high schools all over Oregon. The exhibits were a big at traction and probably the most interesting of these was the drug store display at the pharmacy building where the most complete model drug store in the state was opened for inspection. Ev ery conceivable sort of time sav ing device and efficient Ba chinery for the manufacture of drugs were shown. Probably the next most worth while feature came from the Economic and Sociology departments at the commerce buildnig where stu dents were busily employed at typewriters, stock exchange ma chines and at small show slides for the benefit of the delegates. Each slidc gavel educational facts regarding methods and the types of American merchant ships operating at high seas. At the forestry building the idea of the “horn of plenty” was carried out. With trees in the background a large horn per haps 18 feet in length emptied its products made from wood out upon an inclosed piece of floor. Some of the articles in cluded with these products were toothpicks, silk hose, and medi- cinal compounds. The farm department exhibit attracted many delegates by its sand relief map of Oregon show ing the large production areas and illustrating them with real samples. The Horticulture department put on a display of canned fruits taken from the orient and all parts of this country. Alternating from the exhibits each delegate followed a regular program. One of the features of the program was a drama pro- duction Wurzel-Flummery” pre- sented at the Little Theatre in the administration building by students of the community drama class. Those representing the Verno nia high school were Charlotte Green, Cathryn Hoffman, Merle Mills and Violet Phelps. Double Main Event Knight and Topaz Will Fight Main Event Nelson and Lange Will Fight In Double Main Crowd Is Event, Record Expected On account of Jack Burbank outweighing Dove Knight some 11 pounds, Young Topaz haa beenv'substituted to fight in Bur bank’s place in the main event with Dove Knight. Topaz is a speedy youngster, who has done considerable bat tling along the Pacific coast, Kid Nelson the local hard hit- ting battler will meet a severe test in engaging battle with Jock Lange who received most of his fighting experience in England, and has made a wonderful repu^ tation for himself during his stay on the Pacific Coast. Dane Brady and Billy Smith both speedy men will furnish a semi-windup worthy to be the main event of any card present ed in a smaller city. The double main events will be six rounds each, with Brady and Topaz fighting a four round semi-windup, and the prelims 4 rounds each. A large delegation of Forest Grove fight fans are expected to attend the fight which will start at 9:00 p.m. sharp Satur day in the Legion hall. This will be the first smoker since January 26, and Match- maker Murphy, promises to pro sent a fight card long to be re membered. No announcement has been made as to whom will fight the prelims but the matchmaker is trying to sign up Cannibal Beard and another Forest Grove fighter for the smoker on Saturday. Knight is in better condition than ever, and will not; be handi capped ns in his last battle by meeting a man who weighs some 8 to 10 pounds more than he did. The Natal school board and of ficers of the Natal Grange held a business meeting Monday even ing, and arrangements were made to start construction on the wa ter system shortly. Open Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson were guests at the home of Mr. On Bridge Street Mrs. Ray Gunnoe and Mrs. Lee Osburn Sunday. Home From Hospital The Natal board of directors A new variety store in the Returning to her home after held a business meeting a few building formerly occupied by week in the Portland hospital, Kullander’s Jewelry store, and Mrs. Ray Gunnoe is again well days ago. Nels Peterson and family mo located next to Hoffman Hard enough to be up and about in tored to Portland Sunday to ware company, will be opened her home. visit Mrs. Peterson who has shortly by Mrs. C. O. Thomas Reports circulated that Mrs. been in the Doctors care in that of Vernonia. Gunnoe was critically ill and not city for the past week. Mrs. Thomas who has had con expected to live, were mostly Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer siderable experience in this bus circulated through wrong impres iness advised that the opening sions re «ived from the city pa- were surprised by a group of friends from Portland, February date will be in about two weeks pers, and local gossip. 20 on their 17th anniversary. ~ Re- Tomorrow, Friday night, the depending upon the completion freshments were served to the eighth grade are presenting a of remodeling the building which Mist Fans Attend guests who returned to that city program at the Joy theatre, the her store will occupy. proceeds of,which will be used Basketball Game that evening. A scheme of selecting an ap Mr. Mathiews H H called at the for the benefit of the school. A number of Mist folks at propriate name for her ctore will Reed Holdings place Thursday. I The program will include two C. A. Messing Make» be held, where in the next issue tended the basketball game last two special features, John McMullin has started to plays, of the Eagle a space for sug Friday at St. Helens between A Visit to Vernonia music numbers by the Loyal 28 gesting a name will be inserted. Vernonia and St. Helens. Among cut stove wood for Jake Neurer. and Tick Tock glee clubs and Henry Rudeman has started to also a motion picture. The person submitting the those who motored to St. Helens C. A. Messing, instructor of name which Mrs. Thomas will to witness the game were the work for Clyde Johnston. The two plays are both machinery at Benson Polytecnic, chouse for her new store will re- Melis family, Millie McMullin, Mr. Malmsten was a caller at Alberta DeRock, Carl Knowles, Natal Thursday selling nursery comedies and are entitled “Bar spent Saturday in this city look ceive a prize. gain Day at Bloomstein’s,” in ing after his property interest Bernard Dowling, and Ralph stock. The store will handle besides George. which Nasseen Murray takes the and visiting with his brother Frank Peterson with his son, leading part as Isac Bloomstein, Emil Messing. a variety of articles in demand The “Jolly 20” met at the Mr. Messing was raised in the at all times in every household, home of Mrs. William Keaton, Richard made a business trip to and “Waiting for the Trolley,” an additional line of wares which last Thursday, Some 16 members Vernonia Friday. in which Joy Bush takes the Nehalem valley, and left Verno will appeal especially to the were present and Mrs. Wm. Jake Neurer is recovering leading lady’s part as Polly nia in 1900, traveling through ladies. Pickles and Vernon Bronkey as out the United States and finally Bridges, Miss Fay Libel, Mary from an attack of flu. in Portland. Bachman and Mrs. Hansen were Mrs. Lee Osburn was a guest Terry O’Shea is the leading man. locating Appearing very enthused over at the home of her Miss Bessie McDonald has visitors. sister Mrs. Fire* Costly to Oil coached one of the special fea the new short route, Mr. Messing A chicken dinner was served by Ira Peterson Monday. advised that he felt certain that Company; Says Meyers the hostess, after which games Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eiler with tures in which the following this road would eventually be Treharne Folks Visit were played and followed by the their two Grandson’s_______ motored to take part: Joy Bush, Dorothy built and that Vernonia would Mrs M. A. Lane To Mrs. Lindley in Hospital Fires in the oil fields and in regular meeting. Mogon Depue, Leia Camp Foreman Injured Vernonia Saturday on a business Black, Beveridge, Betty Bennett, Leona be in line on the route picked The next meeting will be held the storage tanks of the oil com trip. Build Apartment House At Koster Camp Charlotte Anne Covington, by the state highway engineers. panies in California are costing at the home of Mrs. Taylor on The Holding family motored New, B. R. Bennett and Wm. Lind these Companies many millions the Burns March 14. Shelby Caton, Beth Davis, Ione Mrs. M. A. Lane is having her to Vernonia Wednesday evening. Lindberg, « Edward Lisenby, camp fore- say drove to Portland Saturday of dollars each year, not alone Melville Malmsten, The Carmichael and Wm, man at the Koster Products com- barn located opposite her resi on business. Gene Wade and Mrs. Fras- Halco Yokota, Kiyo Kuge. that thousands of barrels of oil Keaton family were guests Sat- pany camp at Treharne was dence remodeled into an apart berg were Natal visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wooldridge Bridges urday at the Wm. ~ Mrs. Helen Nelson has coach- seriously injured at 10:30 a.m. ment house, work having started of Hillsboro visited at the home are burned. Experiments along home. C. Walker, salesman for Swift ed the second feature which will preventive measures to combat last week. Saturday. family, & company had trouble with his be by Margaret Nelson and Hel- George Turner and C. O. Thomas received the of Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thacker these fires are being carried on Both legs were reported as and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thack by engineers of the Shell Oil Mrs. B. Rachiel and Mrs. A. automobile a few days ago and en Scribner, Denzil Piercy, the The Vernonia Radio shop will broken and his skull fractured, contract for the work and has er Saturday. Company according to W. R. ~ Buckley of Vernonia were guests was towed to a Vernonia garage organist of the Joy theatre will open for business Saturday, Feb and he was sent to St. Vincent’s a force working in an endeavor by Lincoln Peterson. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ed. Meyer, local manager of the acompany the musical numbers Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cody andlMeyer, ruary 9, in the McGee building hospital at Portland by ambu to have the building completed William Culver of Vernonia and also play for the features, next to the Workingman's store. twin daughters of Jewell visited company who recently returned Reynolds. by spring. lance. Mrs. Ben Stoops and daughter, was in the Natal valley Thurs visit to the from a seven weeks The coaching of the plays has Norman Dixon and Frank Am Mrs. Lane is an old settler in at the C. W. Bennett home Mon Mr. Lisenby and family lived Shell Oil Company refinery at and Mrs. Morgan were visitors day on a business trip. been done by Mrs. Alta Neil, day. ato, proprietors of the new shop the Nehalem valley. at Treharne. at the home of their mother in The ushers will be Harvey are from Forest Grove, and have Mrs. Lee Osburn has been on Cecil Willis and John Winters Martinez, California, Edens, Deryl George, Kenneth had previous experience in the the sick list for several days. Working upon the theory that Mist Saturday. of Buxton visited Hulan Thacker Otis Hyland Enlarge» Building Being Re Wm. Bridges left Mist Satur radio business. oil fires caused by lightning Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer Parker, Ellis Hall. Stock at Chicken Ranch Saturday and Sunday. day for Portland where he will bought modeled for Pool Hall Mr. Amato will handle the two fine Guernsey heif- Avrid Larson who has been vis are more often set by induced undergo an operation. field, as salesman and repair man static than by a direct hit, engi- Ro«» Home On North Mier irom jewel was in era a w ** a ys ago. iting at the home of his brother J. H. Mier from Jewel was in Otis Hyland, who runs a Mr. Adams owner of the Red and Mr. Dixon will manage the neers are working along these business Hugher of Vernon St. Scene of Fire Sunday store end of the business. ............. this ...... . last — week.'. & White store is remodeling the chicken ranch at Treharne pur P. L. Larson for the past week lines striving to protect the enor Mist on L ia called at the home of Grand- left for Portland Monday accom Mrs. Charles Sundland was re rear end of his building for use chased 1000 baby chicks Sunday mous underground reservoirs The store will be equipped to panied by P. L. Larson. I pa McMullin’s Thursday on a Sunday afternoon a fire caus do repair work, and will handle of Nat Perdew, who is moving at Hillsboro. which hold thousands of barrels ported on the sick list last week | sick visit. Mr. McMullin is criti ed from a defective flu, broke the sale of a few kinds of radio, Walter Bennett and family of oil, said Mr. Meyer. In only with an attack of grippe. The Hyland chicken ranch con his business of a pool hall to the George Jones who has been I cally ill, and being 97 years of out in the home of Mr. and Mrs. among which will be the "Ar- tains over 1500 chickens at the visited at the J. E. Wilson home a few cases are the huge oil Adams building. age is very weak from his long O. I. Ross on North Street op- borphone” radio, which are turn is Mr. Perdew has been proprie present time and general im at Westimber Sunday. tanks buried in the earth used convalescing from sickness, posite the Grange hall. tor of the Old Mill pool hall for provements are being made on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fair and to store gasoline bearing crude about again and is visiting his seige of sickness. ed out as electric and battery All the furniture and house machines. Bob Linsey motored to Ver- the chicken house and ranch. the past three years. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bennett of oil, their use being in the major sister Mrs. Reynolds. James Jones left for the Burns nonia Saturday on a business hold effects were removed from Yamhill visited friends and re ity of cases a store house for the home, the only damage done latives here Tuesday. residues from refining. Regard where he will work for the Tur trip. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Murphy and was to the house which was own- Dune Brady Fight» Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson less of what may be stored in ner Shingle Mill company. Mr. Barnett, connected with family have moved from the El ed by Mrs. L. A. Rogers who A Draw With Sancho and Mrs. Sari Snider visited at these tanks, a vapor is given off this vi- liot place where they have been lives next door. the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. by the petroleum rising between the county court was in interest The siren was sounded at 2:46 Dane Brady, fighting hi» first living. the liquid level and the top of cinity last week in the John Wednesday. p.m. and the 1 fire department ling event in Portland Tuesday of the road department. with tank. This vapor mixed the L. Schwab of the Vernonia motored to Mrs. Robert John T. B. Eastman was a Clatska- Eagle made a trip through the truck and volunteer firemen night, fought a draw with Fidel Scappoose Tuesday where she air causes explosions and the nie shopper last week. were on the scene at 2:46, with Sancho, in the curtain raiser at Everyone is invited to the i sisting of songs and snappy plans to spend several days with aftermath of fire. valley Thursday, and declared Mrs. Buckley and Mrs. Dan this section of the country very the water playing on the fire the Armory. American Legion open meeting | speeches, "The Shell Oil Company have Nelson of Vernonia were callers one minute later. Dane’s style of fighting appar The Vernonia Unit of the Ame her mother Mrs. L. Hoagland. which is to be held at the Legion Jim Miller of Birkenfeld has been filling the space generally at the home of Mrs. Merl Lane beautiful. The building was covered by ently pleased the fans, and it is hall Tuesday evening, March 12 rican Legion Auxiliary will take occupied by explosive vapor with Nels Peterson was a business insurance. expected that matchmaker Joe at 7:30 at which time the local part in the program under the been visiting friends in the carbon dioxide gas. This gas is Sunday. W. R. Johnson donated the use visitor in Vernonia Saturday. Levy of Portland will again use post will hold a rally and cele leadership of Mrs. Clarence Nance neighborhood the past week. non-inflammable and has proven Mrs. Wesley Duke and son of his radio Monday to the school Brady on his card in th* near Mrs. Geo. Baslingtom received president of the Auxiliary. Doc. Church To Go On bration. its value as an insurance against were visitors at the Reed Hold so that the students could hear future. It is the earnest desire of the a shipment of baby chicks Fri fire.” The celebration of the tenth Road a» Salesman For ing home a few days ago. Duke the address of President Hoover. anniversary of the American Le Legion to have as many students day. The Shell Oil Company have Central Coal & Coke Joe A Pate of Portland dis* Mrs. Meadows was a caller at lives in Clatskanie. gion will be celebrated by every of the local schools present as Little Jack Berry has been invited other oil companies to the home of Mrs. Ed. Reynolds' Lee Osburn was a Vernonia trict manager of the Woodmen Legion post throughout the world, possible, and handle a part of quite ill the past week. send their representatives to wit Saturday. shopper Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Doc. Church of the World, will visit Vernonia and Vernonia post has decided to the program. J. A. Lindsay and son Floyd ness these experiments as also Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer mo- left this city yesterday for Wa camp 612 Wednesday evening. Shady Lane was a Vernonia Colonel Strohm of Portland went to Portland Saturday to hold their rally on the regular Le tored to Astoria on a business terloo, Iowa, where Mr. Church March 13. All neighbors an gion night, inviting the public to has been invited to be the guest see Mrs. Lindsay who is still in the insurance companies are vit visitor Saturday evening. will be employed on the road as asked to attend. The Bridges children who have trip Tuesday. of the post that night, as also the hospital there. She is report ally interested along these lines. attend. This new protective measure been staying with their grand Lincoln Peterson has started salesman for the Central Coal Jack Carkin, general chairman Ben Fisher State Commander of ed to be getting along nicely, will greatly lessen the fire and parents for the winter left for to work for Reed Holding and' A Coke company in their whole- The public are invited to at- of the celebrating committee, ad the Legion and other department H. A. Wilson who haa been explosive hazard and will result a visit to Portland last week. at the present time is falling tim- sale lumber department tend the benefit bridge and M* vises that the meeting and rally officials. Mr. Church has been in Ver- party to be given by the Eastern Mr. Carkin is arranging for confined to his home with In- in a big saving in insurance rates Where motoring to Vernonia ber. will be a snappy affair, very in fluenza is able to be about again. and losses to the insurance com-gunday morning John Schlippy Oliver Burros and. grand-nonia about iur years w’ork- Star social club in the Masonic teresting. showing a brief outline music to be furnished by the city Mrs. L. Grenia visited Mrs. panics as well as to the oil com-had a colission with a ear near daughter Beatrice Perry, motoreding in the big mill as head grader temple March 16. Prises win be of the history of the American band of Vernonia under the lead to Vernonia Wednesday. at the time he left thia city. Geo. Bashington Monday. panics. the mile bridge at Vernonte. given and refreshments served. Legion and also n program con- ership of Ray Charlesworth. New Agent For Columbia County 8th Grade Play Tomorrow Night Radio Shop Will Open Saturday ( hu Vernonia Post of Legion To Celebrate Anniversary
