Friday, May 34, 1980
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
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Mn.
Way.. Lapp«,
Society
Reporter
Phone STS
Partv at
Nelson Home
STOP
FOR
SUMMER
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Writes About Control of
Mildew and Aphis on Roses
Warns Against Wrong Powder
SALE
POPPY
IS
Loyal Heimers
Elect Officers
BIG
Many Sold At Arcadia Park And
Plan One More Meeting Before
At Smoker Here
Summer Vacation
The poppy sale which was
One more meeting is planned
held at the dance at the Arcadia
Mrs. Dan Nelson entertained by the Eastern Star Social club
(By Georgina B. Lappe)
impression that the dusting pow- park last Saturday night was a
a group of “500” enthusiasts at and the Study club before the
noticed that many per- der will control the plant lice decided success. The poppies
luncheon in her horns on Pebble summer vacation starts.
I have
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A pot-luck luncheon will be sons who have been using sul-1 or aphis, as it is commonly cal - were e.igerly bought by both
creek road last Thursday.
Mrs. G. Thostrud of Westim- the occasion celebrating the last phur for the control of black | ed. Elack Leaf 40 (Nicotine sul- ladies a..J men, some of the
roses phate) is the only effective] poppies being sold over several
ber received high score for the meeting of the Eastern Star So-; spot and mildew on their
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afternoon’s play of cards. Other cial club in the Masonic Temple, have not been using dusting sul- means of controlling these pesta times by those who donated them
guests were: Mesdames Bert next Wednesday, June 4.
Iphur and have applied it too, One has to be very persistent when the supply was exhausted.
Mrs. Dan Nelson and Mrs.
Nelson, Virgil
Powell,
Paul
The last meeting of the club heavily,
Get regular dusting to rid the plant of the aphis if
Fetsch, Lloyd Baker, S. Nelson year for the Study club will be powder which contains dusting they have been allowed to ac- Connie Anderson of the Ameri­
and B. Stevens of Westimber.
held June 12.
¡sulphur and arsenate of lead for cumulate before any effective can Legion Auxiliary were the
remedy has been resorted to. In committee on the poppy sale at
¡the purpose. Dusting sulphur is _____
case the dusting will have the Arcadia park lodge.
STUDY CLUB MEETS U. S. Department of Agriculture as fjne as flour. The dusting that
Much credit is also given the
Chicks of different ages should powder should be applied with a to be forgone until the aphis
Vernonia
Boxing
Commission
not be raised together. The older dust gun so that a very fine have been exterminated.
Mrs. W. W. Wolff had as her ones will crowd the younger; film covers both the top and; Well cared for rose bushes who. assisted in selling poppies
subject for discussion at the poorly developed birds will be underside of the foliage.
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will need only one spraying of for the Auxiliary.
regular meeting of the Study the result.
,
s j There are several trade names the Black leaf 40, to get rid of
club last Thursday afternoon,
Alfalfa should never
Pas’, which this dusting powder i is s the first signs of the aphis.
WILL ENTERTAIN
“Religion as a Social Influence.” tured the first year and ® only
The last subject for discussion lightly the second. Overgrazing called, the most popular being I Several have inquired what
Massey dust from the formula , to do with the small green worm Members to Meet at Home Of
in the study of social psychology often injures a good stand.
made by this eminent authority
which the club has undertaken
Pasturing sheep on annual on the control of rose diseases. i found on the underside of the
Mrs. E. E. Bleile
| leaves and which has been chew-
for the past “club” year will crops makes it possible to rotate
Mrs. E. E. Bleile will enter­
pastures
mure
rrequenwy.
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It
is
necessary
to
dust
at
least
|
in
8
the
leaves.
The
dusting
pow-
be at the next meeting.
pastures more frequently.
According to the Bureau of every ten days, especially after der which contains arsenate of tain the members of the Garden
Mrs. E. E. Bleile entertained
tlie members of the club at her Dairy Industry, it is necessary a spell of damp weather at which ] lead takes_ care^ of^ *h,]s;tP®st^B®Jj club at her home on the O. A.
' cral chews and the little green hill Tuesday afternoon.
home at the last meeting, and to remove cows from garlic-in­ time the fungi form.
Nc program has been planned
served a delightful lunch during fested pastures 4 to 7 hours be­
Many persons are under the worm is no more.
for this meeting but the new
tile social hour which was held fore milking to eliminate the
program committee appointed by
after the regular business of the garlic flavor and odor from milk.
the president-elect, Mrs. Herman
afternoon.
Fleeces should be rolled up,
Veal, will report on their plans
not too tightly, skin side out,
1920, for the coming year.
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Farms Enum. Incp.
and tide with paper twine be­ Election Precincts
Evangelistic services continue fore shipping to market. Wool Apiary
with increasing inteerst. Evange­ buyers prefer this method of Birkenfeld
ounces of starch that has been
listic E. Elsworth Krogstad is a lying to that done with wool Chapman
dissolved in 1 pint of cold wa­
v. ry able preacher, fearlessly de­ □oxc,.
ter. Practically all commercial
I Clatskanie 1 city ...
claring the Bible truths and
varieties of watermelons are
Young pasture grass should be j
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power. His musical talent and grazed closely enough to keep
subject to stem-end rot, which
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singing also are greatly enjoyed. the leaves growing and to pre- Columbia City
is especially destructive in the
The meetings will continue ev­ vent the development of heavy Deer Island
southeastern states.
ery night thiq week or longer.
stalks. Such graBB ia richer in Delcna .........
Monday, June 2, there will be protein and soluble carbohydrates ! Goble City
Camp Fire Groap Active
a fellowship meeting of minis­ and is more readily digestible
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outside
Cheskamae Camp Fire group
ters and laymen from the dif­ than older grass in which more I McNulty
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started work on their
head
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ferent churches of Oregon, and stalks have developed.
bands Tuesday.
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1 Milton
Washington. Everyone is urged
The popular belief that the 1 Mist ........
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The girls will hold a candy
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to be present. Two meetings are
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sale Saturday.
scheduled for the day, 2:30 and rattlesnake acquires a new ring Prescott
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1049
Quincy
7:45 p.m. Pastor Irl J. Walker each year and that the number Rainier 1 city ............... .........
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Union—Farmers’
Cooperative
of Portland will speak at the of rings indicates its age is
532
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wholly
incorrect,
says
the
U.
S.
creamery company
build
evening service, The orchestra
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3 city .................. .......
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creamery plant here.
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154
from his church will render Biological Survey. A rattlesnake
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2 outside ............ .........
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music and special selections for adds from 2 to 4 rings a year,
usually one each time the skirt !
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3 outside ........... .........
the occasion.
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is shed. The rattler seldom has I St. Helens 1 city ...........
A time of blessing is assured
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2 city ..........
more than 10 rings, because the
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to all.
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3 city ..........
terminal
rings
are
worn
down
it
K. C. Prinzing. pastor.
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4 city ..........
and broken off.
it
848
5 city ..........
Milk production of dairy cows Sauvies Island
Evangelical Church
Scappoose
town
.
can
not
be
increased
above
the
Sunday school with A. c.
outside
Knauss as superintendent will normal by the use of any drug South “ Scappoose
or combination of drugs, says
begin at 9:45 a.m.
1 city
the veterinarian of the food, Vernonia
it
2 city
The pastor’s subject at 11 a.m. drug, and insecticide administra­
tt
1 outside
“The Ascension.”
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tion. When decrease of milk pro­
outside
2
The young peoples meeting at duction is due to disease the use
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3 outside
it
7 :00 p.m.
4 outside
of a nostrum instead of proper
The theme for 8 p.m. will be treatment may prove exceeding­ Warren
Yankton
“The Preparation for Pentecost.” ly costly to the owner of a dairy
The Wonden’s Missionary So­ herd.
Total
8028 10997 13960
ciety has their monthly meeting
Unlike the true clovers and
1920 Census
13960
Wednesday at 2 p.m.
sweet clover seldom
alfalfa,
Gain .............
6037
SAM SAYS THE ONLY
G. W. Plumer, pastor. causes bloat. However, during
MUSIC HI3 WIFE HAS
abnormally wet periods cases of dust. Arsenicals are safe to use duce front developing stem-end
IS TO KEEP HARPIMG
Christian Church
bloating have been reported. To until the heads of the cabbages rot in transit by choosing only
ABOUT HIS FAULTS
F. Claude Stephens, Minister be on the safe side, do not turn are nearly formed, because the melons that are free from cuts
Sunday, June 1: 10 a.m. Bible cattle on sweetclover pasture poison disappears almost entire­ and bruises and by reclipping
ANNOUNCEMENT
school, Children’s Day. 11 a.m. when the sweetclover is wet. ly within 2 or 3 weeks after and treating the stems with a
I
have
leased and am now
the
cat-
Even
when
it
is
dry,
if
Divine Morning Worship.
application. All outer leaves of disinfectant paste as they are
operating
the
Sessman
Theme: “Pentecostal Principles tie have not been accustomed treated cabbage should be re­ packed in the car. The paste
Blacksmith Shop.
of the Church.” 1:00 p.m. Inter­ to it, fill them up with other moved before the cabbages are can be bought ready made; or |
Repairing of All Kinds
it can be made by boiling 81
national radio broadcast over feed before turning them on the marketed or consumed.
W. M. Faulkner
KO1N—see program elsewhere sweetclover.
The shipper of the succulent ounces of bulestone in 2M»'
The cabbage worm, one of the watermelon can prevent his pro- quarts of water and adding 8
to be heard in your own home.
7:00 p.m. Christian Endenvor. worst pests of cabbage, can be
8:00 p.m. “Simon Peter on Fire.” controlled if an arsenical poison
All services nre looking for­ is applied as soon as damage is
detected and before the worms
ward to Pentecost June 8.
become too abundant. Lead ar­
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Construction work underway senate, and Paris green are ef­
on new bridges between Turner fective poisons and may be ap­
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and Aumsville.
plied either as a spray or as a
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The Loyal Gleaners club met
with Mrs. M. D. Mulkins May
21.
After a short business meeting
Mrs. Ray Charlesworth _ gave a
very interesting book review of
“In His Steps,” by Charles Mu*-
roe Sheldon. Mrs. F. C. Stephens
will have charge of the program
June 4, at the home of Mrs.
V. D. Haight, 1228 Second ave- !
nue.
Mrs. W. Jackson was elected
president to succeed ___
_. W.
Mrs. C.
Lindsay, who resigned because
she is leaving for the summer. j
The hostess served luncheon
to the following guests.
Mesdames, Ray Charlesworth
W. Jackson, M. L. Herrin, F. c’l
Stephens, J. A. Lindsay, A. Arm-1
strong, W. O. Porterfield, E.
Knight, J. L. Timmons, A. C.
Hunter, S. D. Lindsay, J. Krieg­
er, C. W. Lindsay.
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"They Learned
About Women”
Featuring Bessie Love, Van and Schenck
J. C. Nugent
Friday, May 30
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"Red IIol Rhythm”
A Musical Comedy Success with Alan Hall
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June 1 and 2
"Adam and Eve”
Tuesday and Wednesday
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June 3 and 4
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Cass Bergerson
Professional and Business Directory
For your convenience the following business and professional people are listed on
this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable biisin.»
and professional people.
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BEAUTY SHOPS
Trucks for Local and
Long Distance Hauling
ANNETTE
BEAUTY SHOP
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QUICK SERVICE
Office Phone 663 Vernonia,
Res. Phone 664 .
Oreg®»
Phone 221
Curly Buffmire
TRANSFER
Cason Transfer
HOTEL
Local & long distance
HAULING
Phone 923
Office in
Workingmen’« Store
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CONTRACTORS
JOHN A. MILLER
X-
Dr. J. A. Hughes
Physician and Surgeon
Physiotherapy
Chiropractor
Tel. 671
1117 State
Vernonia, Ore
Hotel HyVan
STEAM HEAT
The best for those
who appreciate the
best.
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PLUMBING
General Contractor
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Mason Work, Building
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STRAND A BERG
Contractors and Builders
On all kinds of construc­
tion, estimates given witl>
out charge.
Box 157, Vernonia
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May 31 and June 1
Sunday and Monday
TRADIINO
J. E. Tapp
DENTISTS
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With Warner Baxter, Mona Maris and
Many other Stars. A great outdoor Ro­
mance.
A. L. K ullander
VERINOrNIA
DR. R. A. OLSON
Saturday Eve. and Sunday Mat.
l ilt* Arizona Kid
"Something more than plate"
HAY—GRAIN—FEEDS—FUEL
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IHolmes JEdwadx Inlaä
The Vernonia Trading Company has been the farmers’ Clear­
ance house for years.
Electrotherapy,
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The Dairyman, or
Poultry man Can Do
His Rest Buying Here
Shampoo, Marcelling, Finger
waving, Permanent Waving.
Over Horseshoe Cafe.
Phone 431
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ll Wil They wouldn’t last long enough for her to walk
llivl down the aisle...and
aisle... and yet there are as distinct
arjl i'll wear
wear
points
in silverware
as on
bridal
slippers.
points
in silverware
as on
bridal
slippers.
£ W ll\l That
That
’s why
’s why
in Holmes
in Holmes
& Edwards
& Edwards
silverplatc
silverplate
■■PjA little
little
blocks
blocks
of sterling
of sterling
silver
silver
have
have
been
been
imper
imper-
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ceptibly inlaid at the wear points of the most
used used
pieces.
pieces.
This This
assures
assures
you you
that that
the piece
the piece
will will
never
never
wear wear
out. out.
Yet Holmes
Yet Holmes
& Edwards
& Edwards
Inlaid
Inlaid
costs costs
you you
no more.
no more.
VERNONIA BAKERY
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With Satin Soles?
Neatly wrapped, can now be purchased at your grocer or our
bakery—Bread sliced into thin, firm, even and creamy delicious
slices—TRY A LOAF!
&
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Should Order Her Bridal Slippen
/not her’s Bread
' fe;
to
If a Bride
Construction work on Stayton-
Fern Ridge road progressing
rapidly.
Columbia County Census Figures
/Ó JOY
Theatre
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
Good News for Everybody
Fresh shipment of
SARGON
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M. D. COLE
Dentist
Vernonia, Oregon
DR. W. H. HURLEY
Dentistry and X-Ray
Hoffman Hdwe
Building
Bafford Brothers
Term inai Cafe
I
P. HILL
Mary Kato
Justice of the Peace
Notary Public
Office: 875 Second St.
Chop Suey
Restaurant
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LAWYERS
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You'll enjoy a bowl
of delicious Chop
Suey after the show.
Gordon R. Watt
Attorney-at-law
Joy Theatre Building
Vernonia, Oregon
PASTIME
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
CARDS AND
Physician and Surgeon
Lloyd Baker, Prop.
Vernonia
RESTAURANT
PHYSICIANS
LIGHT LUNCHES
General Pleoabing
Th« Right Place to Eat
Excellent Cooking
Vernonia, Oregon
AT
Mac’s Pharmacy
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Phone Hospital 931
Town Office 891
SHINGLE MILL
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Re-Roof With
SHINGLES
From
Johnston & McGraw
Shingle Co.
VERNONIA
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