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Thursday. February 13, 1930
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Scappoose and Vicinity
NATAL
Mrs. W. R. Johnson spent a
day last week with her daugh
Lavender Club Meet«
Berry Growers To
ter, Mrs. James McCormick at
At Home Mr«. Carter.
Meet Here Feb. 12 Natal.
Miss Beatrice Perry and Ol
The Apple Valley Lavender | Robert McQuinn drove to As
Scappoose berry growers met iver Burris motored to Vernonia
club will meet tomorrow at the toria Thursday on business.
yesterday at Watts & Price hall. Friday.
home of Mrs. Ed. Carter. All I
All persons interested in this
Lincoln Peterson called at the
Mayor
E.
E.
Wist
returned
members are urged to attend.
subject were invited to attend. home of Frank Peterson on bus
from a business trip to Cali-
iness one day last week.
fornia Monday.
Bridge Club Meets
Quaker Meeting At
Miss Annie McMullin was ill
with a bad cold and absent
At Warren Last Week Mrs. McManus of St. Helens
C.
E.
Draws
Crowd
spest Monday in Scappoose.
from school several days.
Jim Green was hauling hay
Ellen Lawrence, leader of the
Scappoose Bridge club met
Margaret Couch-Oakes is in
with Miss Viola Cooper last ’.he
Samaritan
hospital
with local C. E. Sunday conducted last week for R. S. Linsey at
it as a Quaker meetting. Books Pittsburg.
Wednesday night. Mrs. Herman pneumonia.
of the Bible were discnssed by
Miller of St. Helens won the
Miss Millie McMullin was in
those present.
Vernonia Monday on business.
honor prize.
Annie M. Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osbourn
Dies In Portland Scappoose Loses
spent Munday in Vernonia shop
Former Scappoose Girl
To St. Helen« ping.
Is Married at Seattle Funeral services were read
Mrs. Noble Dunlap and son
»
- _
Floyd drove to Vernonia Wed
February 3 for Mrs. Annie M.
St.
Helens
scored
over
Scap-
Cards are out announcing the Carlson, former Scappoose res
nesday.
i
marriage of Delaphine Isaacson, ident. Mrs. Carlson came to the poose on the St. Helens floor
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banzer and
Friday
night
17
to
14.
Slim
former Scappoose girl, for Feb- Ernest Johnson home
Anna Osbourn were shoppers in
direct
rury 21 at her Seattle home. from Norway many years ago. Bachlund was there in good Vernonia Wednesday.
13
points.
form,
winning
Miss Dorothy Jabonec of Val- Ernest Johnson and family and
Mrs. Bob Linsey and son Clar
setz is to be bridesmaid.
ence called on her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. J. Callahan attended the
. Noble Dunlap, Thursday.
funeral.
I John McMullin and his bro
Frank Mikesh Is
i ther Dave were in Vernonia
Reported Recovering P.T.A. To Observe
Wednesday.
I Game Warden Wm. Brown
Founder’s Day
Frank Mikesh, who fell from
spent part of Thursday at Natal.
the roof of his home last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and
while removing snow and injur
All persons interested are urg
son Normand spent Tuesday ev
ed his spine, is reported slowly ed to be present at the school
ening with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
recovering.
house 8 p.m. Monday in memory
: Osbourn.
of Founders day—the birthday
Edward McMullin was in Ver
of the Congress of Parents and
Several From Here
nonia Wednesday.
a
Teachers. Refreshments will be
Frank Peterson and son Rich-
Enroll In Auto School served
and a special program.
1 ord made a trip to Vernonia
Friday.
Artrur Neuman and Arnold
Wyndham Martyn
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mills spent
Novak are enrolled in the auto To Represent Scappoose
Saturday evening ab Vernonia.
school in Portland.
At O. S. C. This Week
Matthews brothers hauled lum-
"ber to Vernonia last week.
Scappoose Locals
Elgar Radway ate,
Harry McMullin of The Dal'es
Evelyn Gerlach, Rosina Rufer,
W. E. Culler, Mrs. Culler Bob Morgan, and Floyd Tufts
drank and worked
I is here visiting his brothers Ed
and son Elvin, Grandma Culler, have been selected to represent
ward and Dave.
too much. To cor
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Scappoose union high school at
James McCormick went to
Culler’s sister, Mrs. Florence Corvallis this week.
rect these habits it
, Portland last week end.
Callahan. The Cullers are en
Wm. Meadows drove to Ver-
was his custom from
route from Los Angeles to their
onin Saturday.
home in Canada.
time to time to take
Seniors Give Three
Fritz Iler called to see Ed-
<
ward McMullin Saturday.
Act Comedy Friday
a yachting cruise.
Mrs. Henry Lange, now re
I Mrs. Geo. Taylor and son Ray
siding in Portland, spent Wed
were in Vernonia Saturday.
nesday here visiting relatives
This is a story of
The senior class will present
John McMullin spent Saturday
and friends.
“Miss Topsy Turvy” or “Miss
the strange crew he
in Vernonia.
Courtship
of
the
Deacon
”
in
a
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. George Barger
met on the recently
and son drove to Mist Saturday.
called at the C. C. Brown home three-act comedy Friday at 1 p.
m., and Saturday at 8 p.m.
chartered Albatross
| Mr. and Mrs. Noble ~
Dunlap
Sunday.
■ and son Floyd and Mrs.
and
of
the
exciting
Minnie Heumiller is visiting
George Swanson Dies
i Peterson called on Mr. and
relatives in Seattle this week.
events which oc
, Bob Linsey Sunday.
Sincere sympathy is extended
| Reed Holding was
S. Hustleby, who has been im the relatives of the late Gus
curred on the voyage.
. shopper Tuesday.
proving his farm in Apple val Swanson, well known in this vi
| Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and
ley, left Monday for his former cinity, who died February 8, and
son called on their daughter,
home in Seattle. He bought the for whom services were read
Mrs. Dave McMullin, at Natal
yesterday at the Conservatory
Hollenbeck farm.
Sunday.
chapel in Portland.
Don
’
t
Miss
This
Mr. and Mrs. White of Den
Mrs. Nels Peterson is at her
ver, Colo., who have been guests
Serial in
home again after living in Port
Ladies
Aid
Wipes
at the Henry Keyes home, re
land a few weeks.
THE EAGLE
Out Their Debt
turned home last week.
Miss Millie McMullin has re-
STARTING THIS WEEK
Mrs. A._ C. Cameron of Port
land spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. H. McPherson.
The Mutiny
Page Three
turned to Pacific university.
ter and family, of St. Helens,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Vickers spent Sunday with the E. R.
have recently purchased an Es Fowler family.
sex sedan.
Evan Hall of Waldport was a
Clyde Johnson drove to Ver
business visitor here Monday.
nonia Monday.
Win. Bridgers made a business
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertraw from
trip to Vernonia Monday.
the Soule hill were guests at
Mrs. James McCormick called the home of Bud Robbins Sun
at Vernonia on business Tues- day.
day.
Miss Evelyn McMullin ia ill
Mrs. C. H. Schamon spent
at her home this week.
a few days in . Portland last
Carl Iler and son Fritz drove week.
to Vernonia Tuesday.
>
Floyd Deeds was in Veronnia' Mr- an<^ Mrs. Sidney Malm
Tuesday.
eten accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Neurer spent Wednesday E. S. Cleveland to Salem Tues
in Vernonia.
day of last week and returned
Wednesday.
Rebekah Throop spent Mon
day at the home of Mr. and
RIVERVIEW
Mrs. Henry Dray on the old
Spencer ranch, where her mo-
Ghaston Dickson left here for ther was bom and raised.
his home in Alturas, Calif., Fri
day. Mr. Dickson had been to
Mrs. Oral Faulkner and Mrs.
Chehalis, Wash., to visit his son, Elsie Cotton of Portland were
Lawrence, who has recently un
dergone a major operation. He
also visited his son Herman of
this place, who is an employe of
the Oregon-American.
guests of the former’s mother,
Portland — National Aircraft
Mrs. Sarah Spencer, _ f Sunday.
_
Corporation plans establishment
Mr. and Mrs. Eloda McDonald
ai5. ¡»«»enger line between
of Pebble Creek were visitors at thia city and Eugene.
the Lee Hall home Wednesday
of last week.
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Among those sick are Mrs. church property was paid De
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State highway department will
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