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VOLUME 7
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NO. 34
Good Music Attract*
Home Demonstration
O’Connor To Install
Chamber Is
Many to Legion Dance Nehalem Farmers And
Bowling Alley* Here Grudge Fight
Agent Here April 5 Hold Special
The Oregon-American Legion­
Miss Kathryn Didtel, new home
Mill building which
Will Feature naires
Merchants Fraternize at
Services On
Pleased W itli was The until Old recently
under the chairmanship
occupied by
demonstration agent in Columbia
of Connie Anderson put over one
Nat Perdew’s pool hall is being
county, will make her first visit
of the best dances ever held in
to Vernonia on Friday, April
remodeled, and installation of ad­
Tractor
Demonstration
Big
Smoker
O rd hi ance ditional
Easter Day
this city, this being the popular
5.
sky lights, small cement
basement and a new coat of
paint for the interior of the
Brady-Tweed Event Pro'
Plans Being Made For building is being furnished.
Mike O'Connor intends to in-
stall bowling alleys and a gen­
mise* Action
Clean-up Day
eral recreation hall, having fig-
ured that bowling should be a
very popular sport in this city
especially after clubs have been
formed so that a league can be
created and games played in
series.
Chief of Police Jenkins And
The exact date of opening will Bennett of Timber and Long Of
be
announced later, but it is
Portland To Meet in Semi­
To
Speak
Marshall Dana
estimated that construction will
Final Saturday
be completed about the 16th of
At Church Soon
April.
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Knight vs.
Matchmaker, E. M. Murphy’s
outline on his fight card for
Saturday night, March 30, prom­
ises to be a smoker which will
boiled
please even the hard
hard-to-please fan.
A double main event will fea­
ture the eard, with Jack Tweed
matched
against
of Portland
Dane Brady in a six round fight,
These boys fought a few
months ago in the main event at
the Legion smoker at Forest
Grove, with Brady getting the
decision, and Tweed dissatisfied
with the referee and judges’ de­
cision, has requested another
chance at Brady, and the go be­
tween these two men should be
a whirlwind of an affair,
Tweed is fast, probably not
as clever as Brady but apparent-
ly a harder hitting man than
Dane, and will show six rounds
of action which brought the fans
to their feet in their battle at
Forest Grove when they last met.
The second half of the main
event sees Dove Knight of Ver­
nonia engage in battle for six
rounds with Johnny Topaz of
Portland.
This return match should satis-
fy some of the fans who witness­
Pleasant Cookery
ed the fight March 9, when
Club Hold* Meeting
Knight was awarded the decision
A point brought out at the
and a portion of the house seem- sheep meeting held in Rainier,
On Thursday, March 21, the
ed to favor a draw.
according to F. B. Warfield, Pleasant Cookery club of the
Topaz, weighing 128, is just which is of particular interest Pleasant Hill school met at the
as eager to mix as Knight and was the following law relating home of their leader, Mrs. Lesta
the fans are assured of seeing to the licensing of dogs and pro- Garner, The members of this
a real main event.
viding for neglect thereof as club are Twila Morton, Arvada
The semi windup between Chet passed by the recent legislature, Lines, Doris Timm, Ida Beaver,
Bennett, popular battler from It not only requires the licens- Jeanett John, Roberta Andrea-
_ but provides penalty son. These girls finished division
Timber, and Pat Long of Port­ ing of dogs
land, fighting at 165 pounds, for owners who knowingly own I, earlier in the year and are
should top the card, with one of or keep any dog which has kill­ now working on division II. Ida
the best semi-battles ever seen ed, wounded or chased livestock. Beaver reported that Bhe had
'Any dog, whether licensed or completed division II and is the
in this city in their four round
not, which, while off the prem- first to finish.
fight.
Bennett is a hard hitting ex­ ises owned or under control of
After the meeting, the leader
perienced fighter, who is kept its owner, shall kill, wound or ushered the girls into the din­
injure
any
livestock not belong- ing room where they were serv­
in trim working in the woods
_
around Timber, and fights like a ing to the master of such dog,
ed a dainty lunch at a table de­
shall be deemed to be a public corated
streak of lightning.
with yellow daffodils.
nuisance
and
may
be
killed
forth
­
Long of Portland a newcomer
with
by
any
person;
provided,
in the game has shown in his
few fights around Portland that that nothing contained herein Improvements Made
At Creamery Plant
he craves action, and is very shall apply to any dog acting un­
anxious to meet Bennett here der the direction of its master,
or
the
agents
of
employe
of
such
Saturday night.
The Nehalem Valley Ice and
master. Provided further, that if
Kid Scott of Timber,
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115 any dog, not under the control Creamery company last week
pounds will meet Billie Little, of its owner or keeper is found completed the construction of a
115 of Portland in a four round chasing sheep, goats or swine new concrete floor washing and
sterilizing room.
preliminary.
not the property of such owner
Harry Kearns, manager, states
Scott, a favorite around Tim- or keeper shall be deemed prima
ber and Westimber is hailed as facie as engaged f in killing, that over 900 quarts of milk and
a good, fast, clever battler who wounding or injuring • livestock. about 10 gallons of sweet cream
knows the game from start to
“Any person who shall own, is being sold daily, and the
finish and can hold his own with harbor or keep any unlicensed creamery trucks pick their milk
the best in his weight.
dog, or harbor any dog when up daily going as far as a few
Neither one of these men has said person has knowledge that miles below Birkenfeld for their
fought before in the Vernonia said dog has killed, wounded supply. Milk is purchased only
ring but the matchmaker claims or chased livestock shall be from dairies which have passed
that both men will furnish the guilty of a misdemeanor, and, the highest inspection teat
On June 1, 1928, Mr. Kearns
desired color to head one of the upon conviction thereof, shall be
best fight cards ever to be pre­ fined not less than $10 nor took over the management of
the Nehalem creamery, and the
sented in the local arena.
more than $100.
Little, from Spivey’s stable, is
"It is hereby adjudged and de­ daily output was about 160
no novice at the game, and the clared that existing conditions quarts which shows the remark­
battle between Scott and Little are such that this act is neces­ able increase the creamery has
will probably be as good a fight sary for the immediate preser­ enjoyed under the new manage­
as the card promises for the vation of the public peace, health ment
evening.
and safety; and an emergency
The public is invited for an
Other preliminaries of the is hereby declared to exist, and
Easter is one of the oldest, miserable. The kind duchess was evening are being lined up, with this act shall take effect and inspection of the creamery and
ice plant at their convenience.
most important and most joyful troubled by the fact that they a promise that the card is well
be in full force and effect from
festivals of the Christian year.. had no eggs in fact had never balanced.
and after its passage.”
The word Easter is derived from heard of such a thing. So she
This law has been approved by Change* Made In
the old Saxon word meaning commissioned her faithful ser­
Railroad Official*
the
governor and filed in the
“Rising,” and symbolizes not vant to gather news of his mas- Laborer Injured At
only the rising of Christ from ter and bring back with him a
O.-A. Mill Wednesday office of the secretary of state.
J. J. Hoydar, general agent
the dead but are rising of the coop full of fowls.
at Astoria for the S. P. A S.
Mrs.
Dora
Washburn
earth to life in the building of
Wednesday
morning
while
When Easter came the duchess
Ry., will soon be transferred to
the trees, the greening grass, was
Ha* Prizewinning
anxious to arrange some working in the Oregon American
Portland and be assigned to
the building of spring flowers
pleasure for the village children mill Henry Conner, colored had
Name For New Store special duty in the traffic de­
and the coming of the birds.
three fingers on his left hand
partment.
There are many superstitions, but had nothing to give them smashed and
after receiving
except
some
eggs.
So
she
boiled
Mrs.
Dora
Washburn's
sugges
­
J. C. Wright, who formerly
customs and observances in con­
first aid from Dr. R. I. Hall,
nection with the celebration of them with mosses and roots and was rushed to St. Vincents hos- tion of “Thomas Gift Shop,” was was general agent at Bend for
the name chosen by Mrs. C. O. the O. T. Ry., baa been assigned
Easter and most of these are of on Easter Sunday took the child­ pital at Portland.
Thomas for her new variety to fill the vacancy at Astoria.
heathen origin. One of the oldest ren to a near by wood, and told
store on Bridge street.
Mr. Wright has jurisdiction over
superstitions is that which makes I hem to make nests of moss. William* To Spend
Later they returned to the wood
Mrs. Sarah A. Spencer, who the United Railways.
the sun participate in the general where
they found in each nest
Summer in Alaska submitted the name of “The
happiness by dancing in the
Pioneer Shop,” was awarded a
Engineers at Natal
heavens. In Scotland it was ex­ five beautiful colored eggs. One
the children exclaimed “How
Ed. Williams who until recent­ prize for being the first person
Natal, Mar. 25.—The county
pected to whirl round like a mill­ of
wonderful the hens must be that ly was employed as chef in the to mail their suggestion of a road engineers from St.
wheel and give three leaps.
Helens
It is considered by many un­ can lay such pretty eggs.” “Oh, Horseshoe cafe, left Vernonia name to Mrs. Thomas.
were at Natal Tuesday to in-
no
hens
could
lay
such
beautiful
Thomas
Gift
Shop,
opening
Monday and will travel to Kas­
lucky to omit wearing new
spect the water line where it
clothes on Easter day for then eggs,” answered a little girl, “I aan, Alaska where he will be Saturday March 23, catered to crosses the highway.
think
it
must
have
been
the
many
shoppers,
who
seemed
employed by the Northwestern
the birds, usually roks or crakes,
pleased at the variety of novel­
will spoil their clothes. To see little hare that sprang out of Fisheries company,
the
juniper
bush
when
I
wanted
Repeat Order* Come
After spending the summer ties handled in this new store..
a lamb on first looking out of
and part of the fall in Alaska
the window in Easter morning to build, my nest there.”
Often From Former
Buffmire
Sells
Horses
So the children really came Williams intends to return to
is a good omen.
Classified Ad User*
H. J. Buffmire drove his new
The egg is one of the best to believe that the hare brought this city.
Chevrolet truck to Medford Mon­
known symbols of Easter as ob- the eggs. To this day children
A person who has one* used
day to take down a load of
Miller Helped on Cabin
served in America and on Easter living in the country go to the
classified ad. la thoroughly
In last weeks issue of the horses which he sold a few days
Monday several thousand child­ woods just before Easter and
of
that
sold’ on the
_ - merit
.
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ren take part in an egg rolling return with their arms full of Eagle a list of names were pub- ago to a southern Oregon farmer. ‘ form
advertising.
advertising. Just re­
Mrs. “
‘
Buffmire
and daughter cently of
contest on the White House twige and moss, out of which lished showing those who had
an Eagle subscriber ad
ad- ­
they build nests and houses. They been instrumental in the com- Bonnie accompanied Mr. Buff- vertised a crose cat aaw for
grounds.
mire.
sale
in
the
classified
columns.
A story is told of a good and are hidden behind bushes in the pletion of the Camp Fire girls
It was sold the next day aa
noble lady, Duchess Rosilinda garden, or, if the weather be cabin in the city park.
a result of that ad. being run.
Saffsrs Stroke
von Lindenburg, who was obligd- cold, in corners, or under furni­
Through an error the name of
You, too, can turn your
Westimber, Mar. 25.
1 — Lon i
ed to fly from her beautiful ture in the house. And on Easter Mike Miller, who donated a few
equipment, that la no longer
home during War time accom­ morning what an excitement to days labor last week waa left Knight, who had been spending needed, into cash by th* tame
panied only by her two little see what the good little hare out. but C. F. Hieber, chairman, some time here with his son, inexpensive method.
children and one old manservant. has brought. Not only real eggs advised that this waa done for Allen Knight, suffered a slight
TRY A
They found refuge in a small boiled and colored but sugar the sole reason of giving Mike stroke Thursday night and was
CLASSIFIED
mining village where the inhabi­ [ ones too, and often wooden ones an individual send-off for the taken to his home in Portland,
ADVERTISEMENT
tants did what they could for i that open like boxes, disclosing great interest displayed on thia where he is reported as improv
ing.
project
their comfort but their fare was ' a gift.
The regular meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce last Thur­
sday was well attended.
The president and members ex-
pressed themselves as well pleas­
ed with the splendid cooperation
The Vernonia ball club anti-
of the mayor and city council
in repealing the old ordinance cipates one of the best seasons
regarding peddlers, solicitors and it has ever had in its baseball
carnivals and accepting with a history. The club not only ex-
to support itself this year
lew chances the ordinance ap­ poets also
contemplates putting on
proved by the chamber to license, but
class
games that will be
i
:r.:t
control and regulate peddling,
well worth the price of admis-
etc.
sion. The club fell down last
G. \V. Ford, chairman of the , year primarily because of fail-
civic committee, advised that he ! lire on lhe part of opposing
was working in conjunction with i learns to show up for games
the city council in regards to a ! that had been booked out here.
clean up day for Vernonia.
In order to raise a little money
The chairman ol‘ toe member­ I to get started on the boys plan
ship committee reported 72 mem­ ' to give a benefit dance in the
bers in good standing, and pros- , near future.
pect oï increasing the member-
The team this year will be
snip within the near tutu re to I made up entirely of home talent
the 100 mark. Most merchants and will very materially exceed
and business men in Vernonia ' its prodocessors. The batterymen
are now members of the chain- ; this season will undoubtedly con-
ber.
I sist of McGregor, Nelson and
Rev. G. W. Plumer invited Black while in the infield will
ail members of tne chamber to be such stellar stars as Laird«
attend the Evangelical church Norgorden, Miller, Linn and
when Chief of Police Jenkins of Hartwick while the outfield will
Portland and Marshall Dana as­ lie composed of such sluggers as
sistant editor of the Portland I Hawkins, Brooks,, McKillip and
Journal, would give their l;c-j Greenman, with possibly a few
tures and show their slide pa.- . unreported recruits who will at­
tures at his church witlun Uio1 tempt to force these boys at top
near future.
speed in order to hold their res­
Bill Meyers suggested that the pective positions.
chamber sponsor two baseball
As soon as weather permits
teams to be selected from mor­ the boys will be out practicing
chants on each side of Bridge in an effort to round into excel­
street, and to play a series of lent shape before booking any
games this summer.
games.
C. F. llieber, treasurer, sub
To date the only known hold
mitted a financial report show- out is the club's star pitcher, in­
ing the Chamber i Commerce fielder, outfielder or what what
with all bills paid and a balance have you more commonly known
on hand of over $105.
as “Robber” McGregor and it
is rumored more or less unof­
ficially that he is holding out
Blue Bird Group
for more games and therefore
Is Entertained more chances to shop up the op­
position. It is believed, however,
Ella Pearl Savage entertained that as soon as the management
the Blue Bird group at her home finds a man to replace the afore­
last Wednesday on her ninth mentioned Mr. McGregor (if that
birthday. The afternoon
was is possible) he will end his hold­
spent playing games. The nine ing out.
Watch the Eagle’s sport page
candles on the large cake were
lighted and Ella Pearl failed to f< r further developments of this
blow them all out at once. Cake, years tenm and don’t forget to
jello and pop corn balls were save a dollar for the baseball
served by Mrs. Savage. ' Tho.-g beneift dance to be given on
present were Joyce Covert, Elda a date to be announced later.
Riggs, LaVerne Thompson, Doris
Nixon, Esther Froembling, Vir- Get Clearing Contract
ginia Yeo, Juanita Sturgil, , Um-
For Logging Railroad
meray Blount, Elizabeth Wall,
Betty Mae Austin.
Riverview,
Mar.
26.—Elvin
The next meeting will be held and Clive Mills and Evan Hall
today at the home of Elizabeth have signed up for a contract
Wall.
of 15 miles of clearing right of
way for a railroad for the Wey-
New bus service between As- erhauser Timber company at
toria and Seaside recently es- Ryderwood, Wash, They will be-
tablished.
,
gin work at once.
Baseball 1 earn
Being Organized
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Many Superstitions Are
Connected With Easter
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opinion of those who attended
the big dance Saturday night at Banzer Brother* Farm, Near Mist, Is Scene Of
the American Legion hall.
Harry Parson’s KGW orches­
Demonstration; Vernonia Men Astonished at
tra which furnished the music
Development of the Nehalem Valley Farming.
kept toes twinkling for three
straight hours, and delighted
some 150 couples who danced,
Along the Inland highway Tapp and Mr. Wollum in their
and the music was also thorough­ about two miles below Mist on demonstration.
ly enjoyed by hundreds who at­ the road to Birkenfeld is an ab­
At 3:30 p.m. coffee and sand­
tended to hear this famous or­ andoned railroad bed, where the wiches were served. The demon­
chestra play.
old Nehalem camp was located stration this time was done by
Prominent Legionnaires, Con­ years ago from which the Kerry each individual present.
Pete Knowles, mayor of Mist,
nie Anderson, E. H. Washburn, Logging company did its loading.
Percy Hewes, John Grady, Z.
Opposite this location is Ban­ was caught doubling and sticking
Ness and other Legionnaires em­ zer brothers farm, composed of sandwiches in his pockets, and
ployed by the Oregon-American 200 acres, 90 of which is culti­ was warned by the Vernonia vis­
itors to shoot square and give
Lumber company, handled the| vated.
the Vernonia bunch a chance at
details of the dance and proved
Wheat,
barley
oats,
hay.
and
chow.
the theory that the better the
potatoes are raised from this
Among some of the farmers
music, the larger the crowd.
rich
soil,
and
sheep,
cattle
and
and ranchers from
Birkenfeld
A large crowd of dancers from
other
stock
is
raised
on
the
who attended the demonstration
Timber and Westimber attended, farm.
were Jim and John Cahill, Louis
as also a few cars of folks from
Anna, Pete, John and Frank Nystrom, Andrew Nordstrom, El­
I
Birkenfeld, Mist and Natal.
Banzer, compose the firm of ton and Norman Berg, Victor
Banzer brothers.
Berg, John Shively, John and
Saturday afternoon a group Tom Johnston, August Johnson
of Vernonia men, consisting of and from Mist, Mrs. J. Whittig,
W. A. Hodge, Eddie Tapp, Lee Fred Busch, A. R. Mills, L. B.
Schwab, A. Greenberg, John Pat­ Eastman, Joe Checkmanek, Henry
rick, William Briot, Bill Meyers, Jepson, John Ek, A. Wallace,
Carl Burgeson was apopinted Jule Lindley and C. F. Hieber Claude Johnson und Louis Car-
secretary of the Chamber of motored to the Banzer farm, to michael attended.
Commerce to replace the va­ witness a demonstration of the
Following the feed, the trac-
cancy occurred by the resigna­ 10-20 McCormick Deering trac­ tor demonstration carried
on,
tion of Lester Sheeley former tor, and also to get better ac- and by that time all from Ver-
secretary, last Friday.
quainted with their neighbors in nonia, Mist and Birkenfeld were
The executive committee of this valley.
acquainted, the guests eagerly
the chamber decided that Burge­
answering questions from the
Under
the
skillful
charge
of
son who has had previous ex­
Vernonia group who Beemed to
C.
Wollum,
tractor
man
with
the
perience in this line of work
be astonished with the wonder­
International
Harvester
company,
would be the logical man to fill
ful development of this valley.
all present witness:-1 the tractor
this position.
An interesting incident sprang
plow
and
dick
in
a
rough
piece
The chamber this year is show­
up, when those from Vernonia
ing a greater display of activit­ of land in sod.
wished to know why Bill Meyers
ies than in the past few years
Pete Banzer, who recently was so _ popular and held the
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cen-
with the membership around 72. purchased a McCormick tractor j ter of attention, and it was ex-
from the Vernonia Trading com- plained by Bill Knowles, mayor
pany, drove the tractor up anS of Mist, that Meyers had been
down the field assisting Eddie mistaken for a bootlegger.
Burgeson Named
ChaniberSecretary
May Kill Dog
When Nuisance
She will be at the high school
sewing room all day. In the
morning and early afternoon, Will Feature Cantata and
Miss Didtel will give the ladies
any sewing assistance they de­
Special Programs
sire. At 2 o’clock she will call
the class to order for instruction
in seams, tailored button holes,
and decorative stitches. For this
work each lady should bring
scissors, needle, thread, and
scraps of material for practise.
A pot luck lunch will be served. Christian, Evangelical and Cath­
Wilt Start Today
Zone Declamatory
Winners to Compete
olic Churches Planning Ob­
servance of Easter Here
Easter week will be marked
by special services in all the
churches. Thursday evening at
the Evangelical church Rev.
A large crowd assembled at Plumer will speak on <4 “My God,
the high school Friday evening My God, Why Hast Thou For­
to hear the zone declamatory saken Me?” Friday afternoon
contest of the grade schools. The there will be a service from 3
winners of this contest will go to 4 p.m. when the subject will
to St. Helens Friday to compete be “It is Finished.”
Sunday
in the county contest.
morning there will be an Easter
In the fifth and sixth grade program by the Sunday school.
division patriotic section there
Members will be received into
was only one contestant, Willa the church at the morning ser­
Crawder of Vernonia who recit- vice and there yill be a special
ed “The Independence Bell.” Easter sermon. Sunday evening
There was also only one contest­ the choir will present a cantata,
ant in the dramatic or serious “The Resurrection Song,” un­
section, Bryon Bennett of Pleas­ der the direction of Mrs. W. W.
ant Hill, who recited "The Dy­ Wolff, with Miss Louise Malm-
ing Newsboy.”
sten, accompanist.
In the humorous section the
The program of the cantata is
judges voted two to one in favor as follows: “Christ, the Lord, is
of Hamp Roberson of Vernonia Risen,” chorus; solo “Hear Ye
whose recitation was “Little Wil­ the Story,” Mrs. A. C. Knauss;
lie’s Hearing.” The other con-, “Hail, King of the Jews,” solo,
testant was Raymond Justice of A. C. Knauss with chorus; duet,
Pleasant Hill who recited “Ne­ “Father, Forgive Them,” Mrs.
buchadnezzar.”
W. W. Wolff nnd Mrs. A. C.
In the seventh and eighth Knauss; “The Wondrous Cross,”
grade division there were only chorus with solo by Paul Bleile;
one contestant in the patriotic “There Was a Garden,” men >» s
section and dramatic section. Ed­ trio; “As It Began to Dawn,'
W.
gar Crawford of Pleasant Hill chorus with solo by W.
recited “Columbus,” and Audrey Wolff; “Come, See the Place,'
Austin of Vernonia recited “Lit- solo Miss Hazel Malmsten with
tie Jack,” in these two sections chorus; “Awake, Thou That
Natal Grange Hold*
Sleepest,” chorus;
“Sing the
respectively.
Social Meeting In the numerous section Joy Resurrection Song,” men’s chor-
Bush was given the
decision us with solo by W. Thomas; ; “Al-
Natal, Mar. 25.—Natal Grange over Twilla Morton of Pleasant leluia, Christ is King,” chorus;
Believeth,”
solo,
held a social evening Saturday. Hill for her selection “Naughty “Whosoever
Mrs. W. W. Wolff, duet, Miss
A large crowd turned out. Music Zell.”
Hazel Malmsten and Mrs. E. E.
was furnished by the Berg bro­
The judges were Mrs. Judd
thers orchestra, supplemented by Greenman, Mrs. M. D. Cole, Mrs. Yeo, chorus; “Now is Christ
Davis
brothers.
Refreshments T. Graves. A collection was Risen,” final chorus.
At the Christian church the
were served.
taken which will bq used to help
school will have the reg­
Natal Grangers are preparing buy prizes for the winners of Sunday
ular Easter lesson with special
a special program and play to the contests.
musical numbers and an Easter
take place in April.
After the contest was over sermon by Rev. Curtis of Forest
Betty Old who was a close con­ Grove at the morning service. In
testant in the locul contest re­ the evening an Easter program
cited her number “The Secret.” will be given as follows:
Orchestra selections: Song by
the choir; invocation, Rev. Cur­
C. E. Gives Farewell
The Easter Story, John 20:
Party at Local Church tis;
1-18; Song,
Nature’s
Easter
Story, primary classes; Pictures
The Christian Endeavor so­ in the life of a missionary,
At a special meeting March ciety of the Evangelical church
20 the mayor and council of entertained Grace, Myrtle, Jack “From Dawn to Sunset.”
Prologue,
Gavena
Charles-
Vernonia approved and passed and Perry Ozment at a farewell
Living Picture 1, “Baby­
the ordinance covering regulation party at the church last Friday. worth;
of peddlers, solicitors, carnivals, The Ozment family left Satur­ hood,” duet, “I Think When I
that Sweet Story of Old,”
etc., which had been recommend­ day for Standard, Ariz., where Read
Helen Charlesworth nnd Marion
ed by the local chamber of com­ they will make their home.
Lindley. Living Picture 2, “Child­
merce.
The first part of the evening hood.” Song, “Tell Me the Stor­
The ordinance, which is a dup­ was spent playing games anó ies of Jesus,” Junior girls. Liv­
lication of the one now in force refreshments were served, Then ing picture 4, “Manhood.” Chor­
at Marshfield, received only one a devotional service was held us, “Speed Away, Speed Away.”
change, which covered persons with songs and speeches. The choir. Living picture 5, "Strength
and farmers selling or peddling Ozment family has been unusual­ and Service.” duet, “Not I, But
agricultural, farm or nursery ly active in the church work ■ Christ,” Beatrice and Vslma
products, the council and mayor and will be missed very much. Veat. Living picture 6, ‘Matur­
striking out the clause which George Ozment was treasurer of ity nnd
Influence.”
Reading,
would require those engaged in the Sunday school and usually “The Present Crisis,” Edna
handling farm products to make played the organ for the En- Owens. Living picture 7, “Sun­
an application, but that no fee deavor meetings,
1’erry was set Hours.” Duet, Mrs. Mills and
Or deposit be charged.
treasurer of the Intermediate 1 Mrs. Stanton. Closing song.
The change stated that all Endeavor society.
At the Catholic church Easter
persons peddling or selling agri­
Those present at the farewell mass will be said at 7:30 a.m.
cultural or farm or nursery pro­ erpressed their regret at losing ■ with sermon on the “Resurrec-
ducts would not be required to such valuable and active workers i tion of Christ,” by Jos. P. Clan­
pay a fee or no deposit and also in all the church work.
cy. Confessions will be hoard be­
that it would not be necessary
fore the mass commencing at
to make application for the dis­
6:30 a.m.
Dr.
W.
H.
Hurley
To
tribution of farm product* rais­
Address P.-T. Ass’n.
ed by these farmers.
The city encourages those who
The Parent Teacher aBsocia-
have a surplus farm products to
come to Vernonia and dispose of tion will hold their regular meet­
same, and like other towns, is ing in the high school Monday
very anxious to provide a market evening at 7:30. Dr. W. H. Hur­
The interior of the Vernonia
for farmers located in their val- ley will give an address on ‘‘The
Use of X-Ray in Dentistry." Bakery is being repainted and
ley.
There will be two numbers by kalsomined and all the equip­
the girls of Miss
Laramore’s ment, including ovens are being
room and two by the girls of treated to a new coat of paint
Goodyear Shoe Shop
varnish. The bakery division
Buy* New Building Mrs. Duncan's room. Miss Ruth or
Taylor and Miss Charlotte Hilts is being painted in a light cream
color which makes the place look
Emil Eloranta, proprietor of will have an exhibit of cooking very bright.
and
sewing
done
by
the
4-H
the Goodyear Shoe Shop has pur­
The local bakery is one of the
chased the Dr. Hall property on clubs and ribbons will be award­ model bakeries of this section
ed
the
best
exhibits
in
each
Bridge street just west of Dr.
of the country and is considered
Hall’s office and is remodeling class.
one of the finest establishments
the building with the intentions
of its kind in Oregon.
of moving his shoe repairing Vernonia Fighter
Starting their bakery shop
establishment into his newly pur­
next to where the Kline shoe
Fought At Portland
chased building when it is com­
is now located, Fred Brewer
pleted.
Armory Tuesday shop
and Fred Visnaw, by hard work
and turning out excellent bak­
Dove Knight well known prize ery goods ami pastries, increas­
Barnes Gets Durant
fighter of this city lost on a ed their business to such a great
Agency in Vernonia decision Tuesday night at the extent, that it was necessary to
Portland armory to Eddie Gra­
to larger quarters, and in
C. A. Barnes, proprietor of the ham of Portland in the 4 round move
deciding to locate in their pres­
Twin Fir Super Service station curtain raiser.
ent location chose one of the
has been appointed agent of this
Knight was outweighed by most prominent corners in Ver­
locality for the New Durant Star Graham about 8 pounds, but the nonia.
and Durant cars.
bout was declared to be one of
The retail bakery department
Mr. Barnes received his new the best and full of more action with its tempting pastries is a
demonstration car a few days than any other bout on
the mecca for everyone on their way
ago.
card, and received a great hand home.
from the house.
____ Fined For PoMeesioa
Enyart-Warfield Case
Oliver Hollingsworth, who was Prepare School House
Decided After 3 Year*
arrested March 18 by Marshal
For Program on Sat.
Phelps and Deputy Marshal Mon­
The case of Frank Enyart and
ger, was tried Friday and fined
Mist, Mar 25.—Austin Dowl­ wife vs. F. B. Warfield, a suit
5200 for th* posession of intoxi-
ing was repairing the old school­ arising from alleged misrepresen­
iating liquor.
house a couple of days last week, tation of land sales was tried in
Approximately 515,000 trout getting it ready for the play and the court of Hon. H. Zimmer­
fry will be liberated in Lincoln program the teachers are plan­ man, and decided in the favor of
county streams this year.—State ning on giving next Saturday F. B. Warfield after pending for
three years.
night.
Game Warden.
New Ordinance
Is Favorable
To Farmers
Bakery Interior
Being Repainted