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NO. *3
Demonstration
Eastern Star Social
Nehalia Golf Club
Changing of Tractor
Model Farming District
At Banzer Bro*. Ranch Tennis Club
Club Holds St. Pat­
Nearing Completion Raising Of
Saturday Afternoon
rick's Day Party
Ordinance
The Nehalia Golf club reports
Reorganizes
Grows from large Logging excellent
Sheep, Goats
progress toward
the
The card party given by the
J. T. Albert and C. Wollum,
completion of the course at an
Eastern Star social club in the
tractor experts with the Interna­
Is Proposed tional
For the Year Masonic
early date and that it will prob­
Camp Center at Birkenfeld ably
Encouraged
temple last Friday even­
Harvester company will as­
be in good condition to
sist the Vernonia Trading com­
pany to demonstrate a 10-20 Mc­
Cormick Deering tractor Satur­
day, March 23 at 2 p.m. ât the
Banzer brothers ranch located
about 2 miles below Mist on the
Nehalem highway.
During the demonstration the
tractor will be put on a rough
piece of land now in sod, and
will show its ability to handle
two 14 inch plows.
A demonstration of * discing
“ ‘ _
will take place during the after­
noon and all interested will be
invited to try their hand in op­
erating the tractor, to prove the
easy manner in which it operates.
Everyone is invited, and a
light lunch is to be served to
those who have gathered for the
demonstration. Letters are being
sent out by the Vernonia Trad­
ing company inviting all farmers
and those who may be interested
to attend Saturday afternoon.
ing was a decided success judg­
ing from the large crowd which
attended, There were 19 tables
in play, 13 of 600 and six of
bridge.
The hall was prettily decorated
in St. Patrick’s day colors, and
these colors were carried out in
the tally cards, napkins and re­
freshments. The high score for
the ladies in the bridge was won
by Mrs. Ruth John and for the
500 by Mrs. Flynn. The men’s
high score in the bridge was won
by O. T. Bateman and in the
500 by G. W. Ford.
Refreshments
consisting
of
shamrock cookies, cakes, sand­
wiches and coffee were served.
play on in June. Considering
the amount of land clearing and
Boom Town Days of 1920 and 1921 Give Way To other details envolved at the
Committee Makes Recom­
Slight Change* Made In
start, this is indeed good pro­
Profitable Agricultural Community With Re­ gress since the corporation was County Banker* Meet At
«
mendation
Yearly Due*
last fall.
Rainier Saturday
moval of Large Logging Camps in Vicinity. formed
The course as it nears com­
pletion bears out the statement
that was previously made in
In 1920
:
and 1921 the Flora, John Nelson, who said “I’ll never these lines, that when ready for
Ladee. Christensen, _ _____
___ forget the night that some of the play it will :>e ie of the sport- Distrit
Hammond,
Used In Marshfield
E. Y eoJPresident
Is Ideal
Westport, Nehalem, and Vander- boys coming in from camp 5, iest nine hole links in the coun-
jack logging camps were in full brought a young burro to town, try and will indeed be a credit
swing in the vicinity of Birken­ and sneaked it up stairs whila and an asset to Vernonia.
feld, which made this little town the dance was in full swing.
At present the greens are all
Peddler« Ordinance Now In U«e
Several Membership« Still Open
H. E. McG
w Preside« At Meet-
as lively as a nest of bees.
“The two front legs of the being cleaned, reseeded and roll­
Logger:; working in these camps burro supported logger’s cork ed by an expert in his line from
To Those Wishing to Enjoy
In Vernonia In Need of Some
ing; Me berg Served With
would spend their week ends at boots, while the rear legs sport- Portland. The fairways are to be
Strengthening, 1« View
Playing on Cement Court
Birkenfeld, taking in the Satur­ ed ladies’ dance slippers, which handled in the same manner!
Spring Lamb Chops
day night dance and trading at were wired to the burro’s feet just as soon as possible and wito
the local stores.
spring weather already fore-!
“Those were exciting days, the
The Mcabee lodge constructed
ing the golf bug out into the
E. E. Yeo, pharmacist with B. T. Hall Buys
A committee from the Cham-
The Columbia county Bankers
every
one
seemed
to
have
plenty
attending the
Mac’s Pharmacy, was unanimous­
ber of
— Commerce
___
Rhoda Hall Property a large two story frame building, of money to spend and Birken­ open, it will be with anxious association, sponsoring a confer-
the main floor used for store
and a feeling of unrest that ! cnee for those engaged in and
meeting of the city council Mon­
ly elected president of the Ver­
feld streets were lively at all eyes
they await the opening day.
day evening and recommended
nonia Tennis club at the annual
i interested in the raising of sheep
Riverview, Mar. 19.—B. T. space and second story used as times.”
Nothing figures from the Sun- j and goats, was well attended at
that a new ordinance covering
meeting held Monday evening at Hall has purchased the Rhoda a lodge meeting place and- dance
The
Birkenfeld
mill,
which
is
day Oregonian of March 17 th Rainier Saturday.
regulation of peddlers, solicitors,
Miller’s store. The meeting was Hall property where Cleve Tis- floor.
Nels Nelson, an old timer of now running, is the only sign of we not a record breaking crowd j The meeting was called to or­
carnivals, etc., be passed which
devoted largely to discussion of dale now lives. IIç expects to
Veldon
Parker
Pledged
logging
activity
about
this
town,
played at all the public and pri­ der at 1:00 p.m. by H. E. Mc-
would be more equitable to these
enforcement of rules in regard take possession in the near fu- Birkenfeld and a leading citizen
in boom days ran the store and however, some of the finest vate courses in Portland and Gfaw, president of the Columbia
persons and still serve as a meas-
To College Fraternity to playing of both members and ture.
farms
in
Oregon
are
located
in
managed the dances with his
vicinity on that day, signifying county Bankers association. W.
non-members and a change in
, ure of protection to the local
brother John Nelson who still the vicinity of Birkenfeld.
that golf this year is going to A. Wood, president of the Rain­
merchants be passed to replace
Oregon State Agricultural Col­ the dues.
One of the model farms, lo­ go over bigger and better than ier Chamber of Commerce, wel­
the one now in force.
The dues will be $5 per person Harry Parson’s Orches­ runs the store in this town.
lege, Corvallis, March 18.—Vel-
The music was furnished those cated a few miles from Birken­ ever before. The game is claim­ comed the visitors in behalf of
The proposed ordinance, which don Parker of Vernonia, was per year, unless more than two
tra to Play at Dance d days
by Mills orchestra, which feld, is the farm run under the ing numberless devotees every Rainier.
is an exact duplicate of the one pledged to Delta Sigma Phi, so- in one family wish to join, in
came down the Fish Hawk creek name of the Banzer brothers, of year, and with good reason for
now in force in Marshfield, de­ cial fraternity. Fraternities put which case the dues for that
Edgar L. Ludwig, assistant
The biggest and one of the to play for these week end fro- which Pete Banzer well known it is the sport of kings, yet in
fines a peddler as every person special stress on scholarship, the family will be $5 each for the best
manager, spoke on “Wool Pro­
American
Legion
dances
of
in
Vernonia,
manages.
lies.
this
country
draws
its
member
­
who, for himself, selling or of­ grades of fraternity members be- first two members joining and the year will be sponsored at
duction, and the Causes of Good
Prob»bly no dances in Oregon
And the Birkenfeld hotel, run ship from every walk of life. It and Poor Wool.” H. A. Lindgren,
fering to sell for future delivery ing higher than those of inde­ $2.50 each for the rest.
the
Legion
hall
Saturday
night,
and
owned
by
Mrs.
M.
Flynn,
is
were
patronized
by
as
many
log
­
is
predicted
that
several
hundred
by sample or catalogue, at re­ pendent students.
representative from O. S. A. C.,
Persons wishing to join, or under the chairmanship of Con­
one of the cleanest hotels and
tail, to individual purchasers who
former members wishing to re- nie Anderson, who has engaged gers as this dance was according best eating places in the country. will be playing the game in Ver­ gave a brief outline on “Flock
to
the
old
timers,
and
traditional
­
nonia
before
the
close
of
the
are not dealers in the articles
management.” During this meet­
new their memberships are ask­ Harry Parson’s famous KGW or­ ly ran in a true logger style,
Mrs. Flynn who, previous to summer season.
sold, any goods or wares or mer­
ing the Columbia county Sheep
ed to pay their dues to either chestra to play for the evening.
coming
to
Birkenfeld
ran
a
hotel
where
fighting
and
heavy
drink
­
chandise then being within the
and Goat Raisers association waa
>Loel Hieber, membership chair-
Mr. Anderson stated that this ing usually ended the dances in in Portland, has had considerable
formed, J. W. Todd being elect­
Btate of Oregon.
man, or Mrs. E. E. Yeo, secre- would be the best dance music
experience in the hotel and res­
one grand free-for-all.
The ordinance would require
ed president, F. B. Warfield, vice
tary-treasurer.
ever
to
have
played
for
any
af
­
taurant
business
and
the
table
As
many
as
500
or
more
log
­
that every peddler, before com­
president; E. McDonough, secre­
Because members last year fair in this city during the time gers at one time would be cork set in this hotel for her guests
mencing operations in Vernonia,
tary and treasurer; M. Barrick,
The members of Vernonia were delayed or forced to wait he had resided here, and was so footing it about on the dance is well worth traveling many
would file an application with Lodge No. 184 A. F. and A. M. to play on the court last year on impressed after hearing
and C. Taylor, directors.
them
miles
for
one
of
her
meals.
.
floor,
to
the
tune
of
the
Fish
the recorder giving his name, will journey to the Masonic and account of its use by players play that every effort was
After the election of officers,
made
Tourist
and
visitors
are
always
Hawk
creek
orchestra
until
the
Thursday afternoon a group J. W. Todd, president of Colum­
home and business address, Eastern Star home at Forest who did not belong to the or­
regardless
of
cost
to
secure
them
welcomed
in
Birkenfeld,
where
zero hour when the fights start­
of public spirited citizens work- bia county Sheep and Goat Rais­
length of time for permit, infor­ Grove Thursday evening, March ganization, it was decided that for March 23.
ed all seemed to enjoy them­ all seem ready to serve and ed I all afternoon laying the floor ers association, gave a talk on
mation concerning the business, 21, where by special dispensation a strict enforcement of the non­
make
you
selves.
feel at home, but still of the Camp Fire Girls cabin, “Farm Flocks and Grazing on
whether the property to be sold they will exemplify the first de­ member rule be made this year.
The wooden stairs leading to it is hard for the old timers to in the city park.
is for immediate or future de­ gree upon a candidate. Vernonia
Logged Off Lands.
A rules committee, composed Shingle Mill Will Not
the dance floor supported many forget the good times when this
livery, amount of money to be lodge is happy to have this priv­ of Dr. M. D. Cole and C. W.
Leo Gallagher, chairman of
Not
being
able
to
complete
the
Shut
Down
as
Expected
a logger coming down on his town Baw its big boom days, and work that day, the men returned the sheep committee of Colum­
at the time the sale is made or ilege and courtesy extended to Reithner, was appointed who will
neck, with his cork boots point­ all logging camps were running Friday afternoon to lay the fin­ bia county Bankers association,
the order is taken, the manner them by the management and draw up a set of rules and post
Riverview,
Mar.
19. — The ed towards the ceiling Btated in full swing.
of making delivery, and the members of the home and the them on the court for the bene­
outlined the sheep and goat rais­
ishing touches to the floor.
guarantee, if any, that the same evening is being eagerly looked fit of all. It was also decided Johnston-McGraw shingle mill is
C. F. Hieber, lined up the ing program of cooperation with
running
straight
time
and
will
will be delivered as ordered.
forward to by the lodge here.
! Bert Hall Attend*
following business men to donate other organizations for the year.
that a list of paid-up members not shut down as was expected Dane Brady To Fight
It would also be necessary for
Those traveling from this vi­
their services for these two days:
The degree work will start be posted on the court to show for a while on account of lack
Frankie
Grandetta
|
Sick
Sister
At
San
the peddler to give the value of promptly at 7:30 which will who would be entitled to play
R. M. Aldrich, Emil Messing, W. cinity to attend this conference
of
timber.
the merchandise held for sale in mean leaving Vernonia about 6 there at all times,
At Walla Walla, WnJ
Francisco California F. McDunields, Lester Sheeley, were: Ted Keasey, Earl Bradley,
.the
county,
an
inventory, o’clock. A good attendance at
A. Corey, Richard Sesseman, H. F. B. Warfield, Vic. Bergerson«
reason
The
only
that
visitors
whether taxes have been paid, this event is desired and all
A. L. Kullander’s Sister
E. McGraw, and Skaggs Safe­ Jule Lindley and H. E. McGraw.
allowed
to
play
is
are
because
Bert
Hall
manager
of
the
local
Dane
Brady
is
matched
to
name and address of manufac­ Masons are urged to go. The
In the evening the Columbia
way, through the courtesy of
On
U.
of
O.
Orchestra
there
are
times
when
a
member
Skaggs
Safeway
market
was
call
­
fight
Frankie
Grandetta
in
the
turers, references, and guaran­ caravan of cars will assemble
their manager, furnished a man, county Bankers association held
is
unable
to
find
another
mem
­
ed
Monday
to
the
bedside
of
his
main
event
at
a
smoker
in
banquet for members of their
tee of good faith.
not later than six and members
Miss Mabel Kullander, sister Walla Walla, Wash., March 27 sister who is seriously ill at San so that they could donate their a organization,
Under the ordinance it would who have no car or are travel­ ber to play with him at the par­
and were served
share of the labor.
ticular
time
he
wishes
and
the
of
A.
L.
Kullander
of
this
city
Francisco.
advised
James
Gilpin,
manager
be necessary for the marshal to ing in a party car are especially
spring lamb chops.
is
playing
with
the
University
of
This
week
some
of
the
bus-
court
is
unoccupied.
During
Mr.
Hall
’
s
absence
J.
of
Brady.
investigate each peddler within requested to be as prompt as
Sentiment was expressed at Oregon orchestra at the Portland
Grandetta who is a well known J. Ligatich will manage the iness men will work a day or
three days after applying for the possible. There will be plenty
fighter, was at the top of the market. Mr. Ligatich is relief two installing partitions for a Local Post’s Colors
permit to ascertain whether he of cars and room for any and the meeting for the holding of theatre at Portland this week.
Miss Kullander who is a stu­ ladder a short time ago, fighting manager for the Skaggs Safeway rest room, kitchen, and ladies’
an elimination tournament, to
is cmplying with the law.
all who desire to go and arrange­ start as soon as the membership dent at the U. of O. is visitine the main events in cities the markets in this district.
waiting room.
Require Deposit
ments can easily be made by get­
with her sister Alma Kullander size of Spokane and Portland,
The Camp Fire Girls cabin is In Portland Parade
At the time of filing the ap- ting in touch with any officer of limit is filled.
now nearing completion, and it
Another meeting of the club at the Emanual hospital during and should Brady win or even Employe* Injured In
plication, the peddler would also the lodge. The roads are in ex­
mostly due to the hard work
Colors and standards of Ver­
get a draw from this battler, it
be required to deposit $100 to cellent shape and baring nfor- will be held on the tennis court her stay in Portland.
Camp* Near Vernonia is
of Mrs. Judd Greennian, C. F. nonia Post 119 of the American
will give the local boy a chance
remain as security that no fraud seen circumstances the evenings’ at 2 p.m. Sunday, when all mem­
Hieber, Emil Messing and Dr.
to fight well known scrappers
will be perpetrated by him dur­ entertainment and the trip back bers and those wishing to join
Ira Hatfield, 89, of Keasey, M. D. Cole that this ideal of a Legion wb' ■ represented in the
Harold Olsen To
in this part of the country.
are asked to be present.
ing the tenure of his permit, and will be over by 11 p.m.
Or., was taken to St. Vincent’s cabin building of their own, be- mammoth vc runs parade Mon­
this sum would remain on de­
hospital yesterday with a frac­ Icame a reality for the Camp day when over 2800 veterans
and members of other patriotic
Tour With Band Mist School Will Give tured
posit 30 days after the time oij
right arm, sustained while Fire Girls.
Hold
Declamatory
organizatio s paraded through
delivery of the goods as stated Women of Woodcraft
he was at work for the Oregon
f Portland while
Contest Tomorrow Oregon State Agricultural Col­ Program and Play Soon American Lumber company. He
in the permit.
Sponsor Big Dance
f Portlanders and
The license fee would be as
Miss
Bessie
McDonald
and
the
street-
suffered
the
loss
of
considerable
lege, Corvallis, March 20.—A
follows: Ten dollars for the first
The grade school declamatory
Mist, Mar. 19.—The teachers
j Miss Hazel Malmsten, teachers in thousands o ed those marching.
The Women of the Woodcraft contest for this zone will be held Vernonia student, Harold Olsen, are working on a program and blood.
day and *5 for each succeeding
| the local schools, who have been visitors ch< <■ American Legion
Leonard
Richardson,
34,
of
has been selected to go on the
day during the full period of are sponsoring one of the best at 7:30 in the Vernonia high twenty-fourth
¡prominent in sponsoring different! Over 6. n the line of march
play
to
be
given
in
a
couple
of
Birkenfeld,
Or.,
was
at
wo.-k
for
annual concert tour
dances of the year to be held in school on Friday night. There
the license.
weeks,
the
proceeds
to
be
used
! groups of the Camp Fire Girls, j and
posts follov.
were i the state depart-
the
Ladee
Logging
company
at
the Oregon State college mili­
ment stand <ls, making a massed
All persons peddling or sell­ the Woodmen of the World hall will be no charge of admission, of
for
the
school
’
s
benefit.
'
receive
a
great
deal
of
credit
for
Estacada
yesterday
when
he
wac
tary cadet band during spring
144 flags and post
ing agricultural or farm or nur­ Saturday night March 23. The but a collection will be taken to vacation,
struck by a line and suffered 'S ering the ide of a cabin for: formation
leaving Corvallis March
sery products only would be sub­ proceeds will be used by this or­ defray expenses and buy awards 22. Competitive try-outs held last
an injured back. He was taken! The Oregon-American Lumber colors.
ganization
for
charitable
pur
­
In the morning C. Nance, M.
ject to the full provisions of
for the winners of the contest. week by M. E. Woodcock, act­ Special Easter Service*
to the Good Samaritan hospital. company has donated lumber and
the ordinance and would be re­ poses.
other material for the construc­ E. Carkin, il. E. McGraw and P.
At
Evangelical
Church
Those coming tomorrow niglTt ing director, resulted in the selec­
The dances held in the Wood­ will hear the recitations, “Ne-
quired to make application, but
tion of the buil ling as well as Murphy attended the adjutants
tion of 40 musicians from a to­
Zone Declamator
• no fees or deposits would be men hall have always pleased a buchadnezzar” and "Little Wil- tal roster of 75. Only those men
the Johnston and McGraw shingle and commanders conference, and
A
splendid
Easter
Sunday
following the parade attended
Contest March 22 mill.
large crowd of dancers, who lie’s Hearing,” which are said
charged.
have enjoyed the music, furnish­ to be very well presented, The showing enthusiasm and improve­ program is being planned by Rev.
*100 Per Day For Show«
Numerous business men, lodges the dedication at the new vet­
ment
were
chosen,
reports
Mr.
Plumer
of
the
Evangelical
church
March 22, is the date and individuals have also con­ erans hospital where thousands
The proprietor or manager of ed by Berg's orchestra, and the judges will be Mrs. Judd Green­ Woodcock.
| the services to be held Sunday, of Friday,
the sone declamatory and or­ tributed their share, to what is gathered to hear high state, city
every circus, carnival or travel­ splendid dance floor.
man, Mrs. M. D. Cole, and Mrs.
Several
lower
Columbia
river
March
31.
atorical contests throughout the
ing tent show would pay a
one of the finest and American Legion officials
T. Graves.
towns will be visited by the band
The Easter cantata, to be sung county. The county is divided in­ considered
license of *100 per day, and for Wayne B. Lappe 1*
Camp
Fire
cabirs in the state. speak.
this
year.
Seaside.
Astoria,
Clats
­
by the choir Easter Sunday even- to six zones. The schools in each
The members from Vernonia
each sideshow, circus ’carnival or
kanie,
St.
Helens
and
Rainier
ing.
post attended the 40 et 8 ban­
zone will compete in the dif­
tent show, exhibition or separate
Building Cottage Bruce McDonald In
in
Oregon
and
Longview,
Cath
­
quet at the Multnomah hotel
Within the near future Mar- ferent divisions next Friday. The Jitney Running From
performance connected with the
Emanual Hoapital lamet and Ilwaco in Washington shall
in the evening, where
Dana of the Portland Jour- winners from the zones will en­
circus where a charge for admis­
Wayne B. Lappe has purchas­
Kerry to Buater Camp later
are on the itinerary, A river nal and Chief Jenkins and his ter the county contest on Fri­
speeches by General Martin, Le­
sion, operation or use is made, in ed an acre of apple orchard
Bruce McDonald, is in Eman­ steamer chartered for the occas-
Jump* Track Injuring 2 gion officials and honored guests
addition to the price of admis­ from Sidney Malmsten located ual hospital recovering from a ion will convey the musicians singers will appear here again. day, March 29, at the St Helens
were heard.
high school auditorium, 7:30 p.
sion, $5 per day; the proprietor near the Malmsten ranch.
minor operation on his knee, down the river. This boat will
Legion drum corps and three
m. The high school declamatory
Birkenfeld, Mar. 19.—The jit­
or manager of every menagerie
Noble Dunlap is constructing which was performed last week. serve as a permanent headquar­ Pythian Sister* To
contest will be held at the audi­ ney carrying passengers from Legion bands marched in the
not connected with the circus a colonial cottage one story high
Mr. McDonald has been com­ ters for the band during most of
Hold Serie* of Partie* torium Saturday night, March Kerry to Buster camp jumped huge parade which was one of
performance shall pay a license modern in every respect for Mr. plaining for some time having the trip.
30, at 7:30 p.m.
the track recently on the high the largest gathering of ex-
of *10 per day, and the right Lappe which he intends to com- trouble with his knee and con­
An eight-piece dance brehestra
trestle and the car is a complete service men ever held in the city
to parade upon the streets of plete within one months time,
hold
The
Pythian
Sisters
will
sulting his physician in Portland composed entirely of regular
wreck. Two men were seriously of Portland.
Vernonia would only be granted
Every bit of material used in was advised that an immediate band members will play for the second of their series of card Natal Grange Hold*
Vernonia veterans inspected
upon the permission of the mayor the construction of this cottage operation was necessary.
dances to be given in connection parties in the W. O. W. hall
St. Patrick Program injured.
the new *1,350,000
veterans
to do so. -
is being purchased in Vernonia.
with the concerts. This group, Tuesday evening. They are hop-
hospital and declared it to be
City Attorney Watt stated af­
Vernonia
Student
On
rated as the best of it’s class on ing that all those who attended
Natal,
Mar.
19.
—
Natal
Grange
Mr*.
K.
A.
McNeill
one of the finest equipped hos­
ter a brief examination that he
Lindsay Mill Starts Again
campus has three members the last party will be present held the second of their series
O. S. C. Rifle Team pitals ever seen, and classified
believed the ordinance was prac­
• Entertain* Bridge Club ' the
and bring their friends. Several of entertainments in observance
who
have
had
previous
profes
­
by the U. S. Government ss its
Treharne, Mar. 19.—The Lind­
tical but would make his recom­
sional experience in recording or­ interesting features are promised of St. Patrick’s day last Satur­
mendation at the adjourned meet­ say Lumber company has resum­
Leroy Malmsten of Vernonia, best veterans hospital.
Mrs. K. A. McNeill entertained chestras. Six of the present per­ during the evening. Both 500 and day. All enjoyed a box lunch. A
ing of the council, which was ed operation after a three the bridge club at her home sonnel played with the orchestra bridge will be played and prizes
large crowd turned out for the junior in commerce at the col­
months shutdown.
held last night.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. R. last year on the tour into south- given.
evening. The money raised from lege, is a member of the varsity Attend Chamber
Meyers won the prize for high ern Oregon and northern Cali-
the entertainments goes to the rifle team which has won the
Meeting Today
championship of all colleges west
score and Mrs. R. A. Space re­ fornia.
Easter Pregram at Mi«t
building fund.
of the Rocky mountains with R.
ceived the consolation prize. Mrs.
Mist, Mar. 19.—There will be
A special program of concert
O. T. C. units, by defeating 20
Today at noon, the Cham­
Grunden was awarded a special overtures, marches, and solos has an Easter program given by the
*r
competitors. A score of 5615 of ber of Commerce meets at
prize. Dainty refreshments were been selected by Mr. Woodcock. Sunday school on Easter Sun­ Mill at Birkenfeld
the Horseshoe cafe for their
a possible 6000 was made.
Closes; Waiting For
served by the hostess. Those pres­ A motion picture “Around The1 day, March 31.
regular luncheon and meeting.
ent were Mrs. A. L. Kullander, Year At Oregon State," showing1
High Water in River The team has been victorious
Matters of vital importance
Mrs. R. A. Space, Mrs. A. J. actual campus conditions, will be
in every one of 50 telegraphic to the town are brought up
Black, Mrs. J. C. Lindley, Mrs. shown during intermissions. E. T. I Phone In Addresses Of
rnaicnes with
wiin college reams
teams in at each meeting, and chair­
Birkenfeld, Mar. 19.—The Bir­ matches
Nineteen Camp Fire girls oflians, Miss Bessie McDonald, Miss
Vernonia Folk In
Reed, college editor, will illus­
kenfeld mill has closed, due to a I all parts of the country this year. I man of each committee ap­
Vernonia went to Portland last | Hazel Malmsten and Miss Gladys F. M. Ruhl, Mrs. M. Grunden,
pointed by the president sub­
Mrs. W. R. Meyers, and Mrs. D. trate the movie with a talk on
Hospital*
shortage of logs and waiting for The national intercollegiate match mit
Friday to take part in the birth­ Grant.
their reports, showing the
Gregory.
ia
next
on
the
team
’
s
schedule.
campus
activities.
the
high
water
to
bring
down
day council fire which was held
the progress made between
The
girls
who
went
were
Shel
­
“
With
the
excellent
shooting
Fur
years
ago
a
similar
trip
Local
people
in
Porland
hos-
remainder
of
the
logs
in
the
at the Masonic temple. This was
meetings on the project on
Ma «on« To Hold Dance
ability that members of the team which they are working.
was taken. On that occasion the fital, often long for news river.
Holtham,
the largest council fire ever held by Caton, Marjorie
rom
their
home
town,
and
have
acquired,
we
should
take
Vernonia
Masonic
lodge
la
The
boat
on
which
the
band
was!
The Chamber membership
in Portland there being over Dorothy June Wolff, Sara Mc­
first place in the national inter- is steadily
increasing but
giving a dance next Wednesday, housed struck a snag and sank. would appreciate their home
1000 girls present.
Gee, Maybelle Drorbaugh, Merle March 27, at the Masonic hall As she settled to the bottom of town paper to keep in touch Eagle Employe Pinched I collegiate meet,” said Captain H.| needs the support of every
Velda Mellinger received the Mills. Betty Bennett, Marjorie
with
home
affairs.
business man and firm in Ver­
For Parking Car On L. Barrett, rifle coach.
to all Masons, Eastern Stars and the river the saxophone quartet,
Dorothy
rank of fire maker.
If vou know of any one
nonia.
which features at all concerts, from Vernonia in the hospital,
Bridge St. All Night
Black, Joy Bush. Nelle Green, Meeker, Mignon Denue. Mildred their families.
The commercial club rep­
played
"Throw
Out
the
Lifeline
”
call the “
Eagle
_ ‘ office, stati:
stating
Mount Angel—Prospects fav­ resents the pulse of local bus­
Gladys Gamer and Mignon De- Cason, Mr.ry Ann Childs, Joy
and
other
pieces
of
a
maritime
Building
Largar
Reaervoir
how
long
.......................
ong
you
think
they
win
L. Schwab was fined by D. B. orable for establishment of pickle iness houses, and each mem­
pue passed the frog and polly- Bush, Dorothy Black, Margaret
___ ___ so that we Reasoner, city recorder
ber should make it a point
*1.00 factory here.
Rivarview,
Mar.
19.—Andy • nature. Members of the f>and be in the Hospital,
wog swimming tests. While in McDonald, Catherine Malmsten.
can
mail
-
them
’
a
compii:
’
insen-
.
who
were
on
that
trip
have
ex-
of duty if posisble to be pres­
Tuesday for parking the Vernon-1 Wheeler
______ — Westwood
________
Portland the girls stayed at the Louise Roberson, Velda Mellin­ Parker la building a large reser-
Lumber
tary copy of the Eagle.
every other Thursday of
.
pressed
a
demand
for
a
more
ia Eagle's car all night on Bridge company adds 15 men to" mill ent
Y. M. C. A. They were accom­ ger, Nelle Green, Gladys Gar­ voir to accommodato mora fam-
the month.
efficient skipper.
Street.
payroll.
iliea ia Riverview.
panied by three ad the guard- ner.
Masons To Confer
Courtesy Degree
Camp Fire Girls Attend
Council Fire In Portland
Camp Fire Cabin
Nears Completion