Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Charles Schmidlin of Brauns
spent Monday in this city.
J. T. Kirk left Sunday to visit
hia sisters, Mrs. Howard and
Mrs. Lee, st Junction City.
D. P. ISpofford cut a deep
gash on the third finger of his
right hand while working at
home last week.
Ray Early of Portland arriv­
ed in Vernonia Tuesday to spend
several days looking over con­
struction work.
Albert Timmons purchased a
new Ford sports model roadster
from the Kerr Motor company
last week.
A.
rived
Kerr
man
Jensen of Milwaukie ar­
Saturday to work for the
Motor company as fore­
of the stock department.
R. L. Casselman of Riverview
was rushed into Portland Mon-
day with an acute attack of
pleurisy.
K. P. Gorwell, employed by
the East Side Logging company,
was hit over the left eye with
a cable last week causing a
deep gash.
Alva Jones, an employe of
the Turner Shingle company on
the burn, received burns on his
hand and arm last week while
working in the engine room.
George Van Vleet, who was
operated on in Portland for ap­
pendicitis March 22, returned to
his home Monday. Mr. Van Vleet
is reported progressing nicely.
J. C. Lindley and Lee Schwab
attended the Chamber of Com­
merce meeting at Rainier Mon­
day noon, where Mr. Lindley
presented the Eagle trophy to
the victorious Rainier basketball
team.
WESTIMBER
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peoples
are the parents of a 6*4 -pound
baby girl. Mrs. Peoples is at
the Vernonia hospital.
S. P. Cavanaugh, formerly of
Westimber, is now working in
Portland.
Lillian England and Maxine
Withams of Portland spent the
week end with Lillian’s parents
here, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Eng-
land.
A party of young folks drove
to ForeBt Grove Friday evening
to attend the “X Y Z” program
presented by Forest Grove high.
Those in the party were Clar­
ence Nelson, William Peoples,
Charles Christianson, Fred Mil­
ler, Herbert Root, Leia Cook,
Anita Schiffer and Florence
Christianson.
Leonard Nelson and Elmer
and Russell Burt spent Saturday
and Sunday in Hood River with
the latter’s mother, who oper-
ates a hotel there.
Gladys Walters and James In­
galls motored to Portland to
attend a show Saturday evening,
Mrs. R. S. Dudson was in
Portland over the week end.
Mr*. Jack Klien
Honored
A surprise party was given
Mrs. Jack Klien last Thursday,
the occasion being her birthday.
The self invited guests included
Mesdames D. C. England, R.
Nelson, W. H. Krebs, Wm. Fur­
lock, Arthur Baird, Reed Ingalls,
A. C. Ahlgren, A. F. Knight, G.
King, E. Wilson, J. B. Marchel,
and Al. Love.
Fir«
Endangering
Hou*«*
A crew of men are fighting
fire north of here. The fire is
endangering several houses.
Herbert and Ralph Root, Fred
Miller, Henry Furlock, Charles
and Florence Christianson were
ther, C. E. Westlin.
tn Vernonia Sunday to see the Portland Friday on business.
show “Anna Christie.”
Fall* from Lumbar Pile
The Martin family are enjoy-
Escape Injury From Swan Wreck
Dugan Johnson, who is em­ ing a visit with Mr. Martin’s
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mulford ployed by the Eagle Lbr. Co., mother, who is here from Port-
were on the Swan that collided was seriously injured Saturday land.
with the Davenport in the Co­ when he fell off a lumber pile.
H. W. Jones, the speeder man,
lumbia river Saturday night, but
Entertain With Card Party
is spending a few days in Port-
hey escaped without injury.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Knight land visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ellis were, entertained the executives of the
Mrs.
L.
Adams
and
little
son
in Hillsboro Sunday afternoon. P.-T. A. and their husbands at
Dave is taking lessons in avia­ a card party Saturday evening, returned Friday from a busi­
ness trip to Portland.
tion.
500 being played. Mrs. A. G.
Mrs. Paul Dodge and daugh­
Herbert J. Root and George Pearson won the lady’s prize
King went to Cochrane Monday and Mr. Lemmon the man’s. The ter Bessie returned to relatives
house was gay with daffodils and at Forest Grove Saturday, after
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Root and the supper table was lovely in spending a month with the Ri-
children, Eunice and Harold, the same co|or scheme. The denour family.
Walter Firestine, who was
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Firlock guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
were in Vernonia Sunday after- Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wil­ jured sometime ago while at
son, Mrs. A. Baird, Mr. and work, was recently released
noon.
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Mrs. Carl Kern spent several Mrs. Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. from St. Vincent’s hospital. He
days in Portland last week and Brinkmeyer, Miss Marie Zeller, la at home with his parents at
North Plains.
Mr. Kern motored down for the | Mrs. A. G. Pearson.
j The Sunday school class, of
James Link is spending a few
week end.
I which Miss Leia Cook is the
Guy Shields, who has been I teacher, enjoyed an outing Sun- days in Portland visiting his
employed in the Eagle Lbr. Co. , day. Those going on the hike brother and friends.
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store for sometime, left last
picnic dinntr besides Miaa Roge and noyle attended the
week. He expects to spend some and
ook were, Henry Furlock, Ralph -Longview-Rainier bridge dedica-
time at the beach before locat­ Root,
Billy Coade. Fred Miller. tionK Saturday.
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ing elsewhere.
Marlys Hefner, Arietta Brink-
.
Wilfred DeClusion received a
Lawrence Kern, superintend­ meyer and Everett
Everett Dean.
Miss Smith, who works at the'
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ent of the Eagle Lbr. Co., drove
to Portland Saturday to be with Eagle Lbr. Co., spent Saturday land summoned a physician Sun-
I day. He is improving rapidly
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his family over the week end. and Sunday
Portland.
now.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cummings
and daughter were recent visit­
Camp McGregor
Spanish Title
ors at the Wm. Mitodf home.
Wm. Furlock, who has been
Since 138S the Imlr apparent to
Dr. Marvin R. Eby of Verno­
working at Cochrane, returned nia was a visitor in camp Sun­ the crown of Castile, and later to
the crowns of the Spnlns, has been
home Saturday and is now re­ day.
known ns the prince or princess of
modeling the local post office.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hageman Asturias.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walters and daughter Betty were Ver­
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and children were in Forest nonia visitors Sunday.
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How They Change
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Grove Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hageman
Time was when an unmarried
Cecelia Marchel, a student at and daughter Betty were Ver­ woman kept very quiet about her
St. Mary’s of the Valley, Bea­ nonia visitors Sunday.
state, Now she proclaims it aloud
verton, spent the week end with
Mrs. Horsinan’s mother of and aloft, Woman's Home Com-
her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Vernonia was the guest of the panlon.
John B. Marchel. She was ac­ Horsman family several days
Home Hunting
companied by Miss Iris Mayea last week.
Prospective home buyers usually
of Roseburg, who is also a stu-
Mrs. Lloyd Cummings visited find
a perfect sirmll home hut the i
dent at St. Mary’s.
her sister at Wilark Sunday.
people who own It always seem to
Arthur Baird was in Portland
Mrs. Lloyd Cummings is the like It, too.—The Country Home.
over the week end.
appointed census enumerator of
Mrs. L. E. Stephens and Mrs. this district. She also recently
Fame Soon a Memory
Wm. Garztke drove to Gaston toOok the civil service examina­
The splendors that belong unto
Wednesday of last week and tion for the postmastership at I the fume of earth nre but >i wind
spent the day visiting friends Keasey.
that In the same direction lusts not
and relatives.
Bertha Scott resumed her long.—Dante.
Mrs. Russell Burt was shop- work at the cook house Wednes­
Switzerland First
ping in Hillsboro and Forest day. She had been detained at
The Scientific Ainerlciin says that
Grove Wednesday.
her home with an attack of
Switzerland lends In the number
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ingalls tonsilitis.
of people who possess the Inventive
and family were in Hillsboro
Joe Wornstaff and family turn of niliul.
Sunday. They were guests of and Bruno Reif spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Frost.
at Seaside and Cannon Beach.
Earth’s “Skin” Thick
Roland Ingalls and Anthony Mrs. Wornstaff visited with her
The thickness of rhe eaf ill’s crusi
Kilburg spent the week end in sister, who is a teacher in the Is variously roniputed to bo 10.
Portland.
Seaside schools. On the return or perhaps as much as 50 miles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Krebs trip the party visited the Clats­
visited Mrs. Glen Peoples at the kanie government fish hatchery.
Sturdy Plowmen
Vernonia hospital Sunday after­
The plowmen of trie L’nlted
D. O’Donnell and family
noon. Mrs. Peoples is Mrs. Krebs’ returned to camp after a week’s States each year turn over 2.<k>i I.-
daughter-in-law.
visit with relatives at Treharne. OOO.OtX) tons of earlh.—The < '.mut rv
Mrs. S. P. Cavanaugh and Mr. O’Donnell, who injured hi* Home.
family were in Portland over foot several weeks ago while
the week end.
at work in the woods, is not
DOC WISF,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens well enough yet to resume work.
were among the guests at a card
The Johnson and Sather fam­
party given recently by Mr. and ilies spent Saturday night and
Mrs. Bert Nelson of Vernonia. Sunday visiting relatives at
Celebrate* Sixth Birthday
Rainier.
George Link returned from a
Mrs. D. C. England asked a
number of children last Thurs­ business trip to Portland Satur­
day afternoon to help her son day.
Jonas
Larson
and
family
Donald celebrate his sixth birth­
day. Games were played and re­ spent a few days in Portland,
returning Sunday evening.
freshments served.
Mrs. Larson conferred with
The little guests were James
Wilson, Donald Nelson, Douglas the Swedish consul Saturday
Knight, Mary Ellen Ahlgren, Car­ relative to property interests in
olyn Mae and Merwin England, an estate in Sweden left by
Norma ¡Schiffer, Florence Doris her mother who recently died.
Misses Upson and Patrician
and Clarence Anderson, Roy No­
IT SEEMS THAT TODAY
ble, Roy Miller, Mercedes and spent the week end in Portland.
ALL KNOWLEDGE COMES
Tony Westlin and Mrs. Bur­
Patricia Rasmussen, Jack Klein,
FROM TIMBER NOT —
Harold Root, Harold Koenig, ris of Tacoma are visiting at
SEASONED VERY GOOD'
Reed Ingalls, Eugene Krebs, Ev­ the home of the former’s bro-
elyn Barzee, Earl and Jerry
Clevenger, Eric Armstrong and
the guest of honor.
Wm. Peoples is in the Good
Samaritan hospital in Portland,
where he will soon undergo an
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ahlgren
and daughter motored to Forest
Grove Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nelson
of Vernonia were in Portland
Saturday and Sunday.
J. B. Wheeler came out from
Fago SevtK
Work of th* Lung*
From twenty to thirty cubic
Inches of air are normally changed 1
with each act of breathing. Nearly
400 cubic feet of air passe* through
the IU...S of an adult each day.
Scappoose and Vicinity
Unchanged by Time
CONTEST HELD HERE en an opportunity to view the GET POLE CONTRACT
An old lady, while on a vacation
In the country, hearing somebody
say ths mall* were Irregular, said:
“It was so in my young days—no
trusting any of 'em."
Know the “Muckawi**”?
The English named the whippoor­
will from the fanciful assimilation
of its cry to those words, but the
Indians calied the bird the "mucka-
Wlaa.”
Old Crocbat Work
Bands of crochet work made In
Peru earlier than 200 A. D. are
among the rare textiles owned by
the Metropolitan Museum of Art»
of New York.
Guidance Provided
We need only obey.
There • Is
guidance for each of us, and by
lowly listening we shall hear I the
right word.—Emerson.
Region of Blizzard*
The most destructive blizzards oc­
cur In the plains region from North
Dakota to Kansas and eastward to
Ohio.
Many Muscle* in Body
In the humnn body there are
more than MX) muscles, varying In
length from a small fraction of an
Inch to two feet
Make Friend of Duty
The district declamatory con-
test was held at Scappoose Fri-
day evening. The following win-
ners will compete in the finals
at Clatskanie April 16: Charles
Flemming, Arthur Quick Melba
Boyd, Jack Becker and Donald
McPherson.
Boeqkli Swiss herds. In this>
herd are many prize winners of
To
international fame.
Grade School to Give Opera
Gilbertson brothers of Deer
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Island have contracted to cut
1000 poles for immediate ship­
ment for the McCormick Creo-
soting plant at St. Helens and
are busy with their crew in the
P.-T. A. to Hold Election
timber owned by the Watts es­
Election of officers will fea­
tate east of the city.
Senior* Taka Annual Sneak
ture at the regular meeting
Scappoose seniors took their the P.-T. A. tonight.
annual “sneak” Monday, making
the Mount Hood loop trip. Mr.
Will Attend Charity Ball
Ginn as class advisor accompan­
Members of V. F. W. and
ied them.
Auxiliary are planning to attend
in a body the chatity ball to
Forty Cap-load* Potatoes Shipped be given April 5 in Portland.
Forty carloads of potatoes The Auxiliary will have charge
Select that
have been shipped via the S. P. of the candy oboth.
Graduation Gift NOW!
& S. to various points in Cali­
Vet* to Give Public Dance
fornia by growers in the drain­
Pay a small deposit and
A dance will be given at the
age district.
Florence auto park by Columbia
have your choice of a
post of the American Legion
gift set aside
Fred Hoft Sell* Acreage
April 12. According to J. J. Ko-
T. J. Smith, employed at th« carnik and Lon Christian
Fir-Tex mill at St. Helens, and music will be peppy.
a Portland resident, has pur­
chased the Fred Hoft propertp
in West Scappoose. Mr. Hoft SevAard Hotel
will probably remain in Scap­
HOUSE OF CHEER
poose if his health permits.
TENTH AT ALDER
The grade school will give an
_r
operetta, “The Windmills of
HoTland” April I II under the
direction of Miss Jenn“ie“schole';
musicaI director.
Why Not
Kullítói'
Students
Portland
Oregon
Excellent meals at pop­
ular prices. Coffee shop.
Store
Merchants Lunch 25c, 35c.
Dinners 40c, 50c, in dining
room. Breakfast 25c and
up.
Luncheons
35c,
50c.
Dinners 55c, 65c, 75c, $1,
W. D. McNair, Manager
W. C. Culbertson, Prop.
Dependable Gifts
That Please
For the law imide nothing per
feet, but the bringing in of a bet
ter hope did —Hebrew
April Days and April FOODS
April’s here! And springtime foods—fruits, vegetables, and other appetite­
builders—are finding their way into every menu with their refreshing flavor
and pleasing variety. You will find our stores ready to supply your meals
with an abundance of ripe luscious fruits and crispy young vegetables fresh
from orchard and garden . . . and of course, all the other good things to eat
these exhilarating April days, too!
Value Giving Prices Effective Saturday, April 5th to
Thursday, April 10th Incl.
Real economy in Canned Vegetables—A big assortment of selected standard qual­
ity items.
Golden Corn, No. 2 tins
Any Assortment
Sweet Peas, No. 2 tins
Green Peas, No. 2 tins
Tomatoes in Puree, No, 2'/j tins
Hominy, No. 2'/i tins
3 cans
29c
PEACHES — Bonny Face
Brand.
1 AC
No. 2% tins ...
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OREGON MACARONI —
Made in Portland. j Q
Bulk, 3 pounds.....
luC
APRICOTS — Our Brand
£.2*............
19c
Be.t Food* MAYONNAISE
JS.........................
35c
JELL WELL—Your choice
of flavors.
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Per package................ DC
JOY THEATRE
TRU BLU CRACKERS —
Fresh, baked in Portland.
2-pound
QQ/»
caddy................
DJC
Swansdown CAKE FLOUR
For better cakes and pas­
tries.
n o
Large package.....
AOC
PURE HONEY— Produced
and packed “at home.”
Pint jar* 29c
AQr»
Quart Jars...
“vC
Coming Attractions
Fels Naphtha Soap, bar
HERSHEY’S COCOA —
Made by the largest choc­
olate products manufactur­
er in the world. H'-pound
can 14«
9C»n
1 pound can........
ADC
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, APRIL 3 and 4
ALL TALKING
WILLIAM HAINES in—
BLUE RIBBON MALT —
In the BIG can.
aq
3-pound can........
ALL TALKING
SATURDAY Evening and SUNDAY Matinee, APRIL 5 and 6
LOVE PARADE”
You will not be “regust-
ed” when ou leave for
Campbells Soups—per can 9c
M ACM ARR COFFEE
BOOTH’S SARDINES —
Mustard, spiced. Tomatoes.
I-pound oval
in
cans.......................
IvC
Roasted in Portland. Stocks
in our stores are always
fresh.
package..
35c
1-pound
3-pound
$100
package
SAVE ON YOUR FEED BILLS
SCRATCH FEED
EGG MASH .........
CRACKED CORN
MILL RUN ............
MAURICE CHEVALIER
Paramount’« greatest
.100-pound
..100-pound
..100-pound
.. 80-pound
sack«
«acks
sacks
sacks
$2.45
$2.63
$2.30
$1.28
talking and singing
REAL CHILI 50c QUART
SUNDAY
MACMARR MARKET SPECIALS
) dW
production.
Turk’s Sandwich
Happyvale PINK SALMON
Packed in Alaska by Libby.
McNeill & Libby
14c
1-lb tall can
Featuring
that party or luncheon.
HAMBURGERS TO TAKE OUT
CROWN FLOUR — A low
price on a popular home
brand.
C1-7R
49-pound sack.—
yl IO
Libby’s Smell Grew AS­
PAR AGAS TIPS
1 t-
No. 1 tins plante.
UC
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THE GIRL SAID NO”
of good coffee at—
5c
Italian Prunes BZlbs. 19c
TWO LENTEN SPECIALS
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If it’s a watch
we suggest ELGIN
PINEAPPLE—J. D. D. bro­
ken sliced.
I Q
No. 2 >4 tins........
1*FC
REAL CHILI or a cup
Turk’s Sandwich
Cut 1000 for McCormick Cre-
o*oting Plant at St. Halen*.
and their]
families and members of both'
basketball taems were entertain-1
So Why Borrow It?
Another thing about borrowing ed at dinner Sunday by Mr. and '
trouble—It puts you under obligu Mrs. Boeckli of Cornelius Pass1
at their farm home. Dinner was
tlon to yourself.—Toledo Blade.
served on the lawn. Among oth- '
A Candle in the Window
er amusements, guests were giv-1
"GIRL OF THE PORT”
If you have a bowl of
Winner* Will Represent District
In County Contest April B.
Duty only frowns when you flee Entertain Faculty and
from It; follow It nnd It smiles
upon you.- -Elizabeth, queen of Ku
High school faculty
mania.
SALLY O’NEIL in—
Check and
Double Check
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MONDAY
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Evening, APRIL 6 and 7
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KIPPERED SALMON ................................................... Der i
CHEESE, full cream ...................
per i
WISCONSIN BRICK CHEESE
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CHOICE BABY BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF .....................................................
PRIME RIB ROAST, boned and rolled
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BACON SQUARES .......................
PEANUT BUTTER............................... ""......................... 2 j
CLARA BOW in­
Vernonia, Oregon
THE SATURDAY NIGHT KID
ALL TALKING
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 and 9
MACMARR STORES