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Friday, May 30, 1930 Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Forest Grove for the baccalau I and two children home, they reate services Sunday evening. have been here for a week’s visit. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ahlgren Lillian England and Maxine and daughter, Mary Ellen and I Miss Alberta DeRock is visit 1930 MÄY Withams were week end guest C. K. Christianson spent Sunday ing in Portland for the past of Lillian's parents, Mr. and evening in Forest Grove. week. Mrs. D. C. England. SUN mon ' twzs ' wed iTnP TRI lsa . James Ingalls and Gladys Wal- Ed Reynolds came home from and Fred County Official Paper Mrs. George King ters went for an aeroplane ride Big creek last week, having 11 2 3 Member of National Editorial Miller spent Saturday in Port- while 1^. 1 ! A in Portland Sunday. finished work there. Assn, and Oregon State Edit I land. Reed Ingalls and family and Earl Holce is also at home 6Í7 h and Mrs. Russel Burt and 9 orial Assn. Mr. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wenzei: Wenzel from Big creek. Burt visited in Forest Elmer drove to Oregon City to spend Mrs. A. Buckley was down ! Grove Sunday with relatives. 11 12 I3H415 16117 the week end with relatives. jfrom Vernonia Monday visiting Attend School Meeting Turn Ray Rockwell,s baby who has her mother, I Among those attending the been seriously ill with whooping | •ií;i.eci t o 18 19 20 21 22 h23 24 Mr. and Mrs. Grover Devine XU D ITEQ I Meting *t (.ales Creek ... cough is reported improving. Wt FMI I » S ¡were Mrs. D. C. England, Mrs Mr. and Mrg Anton Wenzel were movie visitors in Vernonia 2526 27 2829 30 ji . of °regon City have been the Saturday evening. "l"1' u ¡T"* • • - - Pacific Coast Representative« ' George King, Mrs r .............. A. R. Meli« Injured Mrs. E. Wilson, L. E. Stephen! guests of Mrs. Wenzel’s uncle, Arthur W. Stype», Inc. While doing his chores at the Kuue Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. R ; Reed Ingalls this week. San Francisco ' F. Brinkmeyer, A. F. Knight i Florence Christianson, Herbert farm Monday A. R. Melis fell C. K. Christianson. The meeting Root and H. L. Root drove to ;down a hay loft striking on the $2.00 Per Year in Advance Issued Every Friday was for the purpose of nominat , Forest Grove and Hillsboro-fiun- floor below, and knocking his -------------- _, where ....... ... self unconscious, he was Entered as second class mutter August 4, 1922, at the po t ing a director lor the Unior . day afternoon. .. j nr ... found later by Hurry McMullin office at Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. high school at Forest Grove and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe and Mrs , . , . . , , - , . . , ,, . who happened to be looking for ' wli-eii will be voted on June 16 Anton Wenzel were in Vernonia ■ Charles Melis. He was taken to Advertising rates—Foreign. 30c per inch: local, 28c per inch: W. J. Brinkmeyer was nominat- Friday. legal notices. lUe per line first insertion, 5c per line succeeding I cd from this district. I the house and put to bed, and Mrs. Reed Ingalls and r~- insertion-; cla-a-ilit-d 1 c pet word, minimum 25c. 8onjthe doctor was called. There Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens Reed Jr. who have been in Ore- ' had as their dinner guests Sun gon City with relatives for a [ were no bones broken, but a MARK E. MOE PUBLISHER LEE SCHWAB EDITOR day, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nelson few days Returned home with! general shaking up, a rest of — I several days was prescribed by of Vernonia. Mr. Ingalls Sunday evening. I the doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeKeator Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peoples, and son and Mrs. Lillian De and baby spent the week end ¡n| Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and l two children were up from the Keillor of Portland visited at the Salem with relatives. home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dyg- R. H. Hood made a trip t0I Fishhawk Sunday visiting rela tives. Portland Monday. Shady Lane is working for the Elery Faye, Miss Maud Riggle Logging company up on Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Elery the mountain. Hickman, Mrs. Mayme Withair i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster mid Mis. Howard of Portland Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ferris spent ''ele over from Clatskanie Sun- ; pent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. England. Lilliar. Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ain England and Maxine Withams Wallace. The Ferris family live'1 is rumored that Charles 1TH heads bowed, we in Portland. Ward has sold his property on motored back with them. Mr. and Mrs. John Devine the . su"ln,i‘ to. a “r- ,Clark who .'Ir. and Mrs. Rube Nelsor recall tales of courage visited with the Austin Dowling 18 ‘n tJle ??KI,n5 baslaess- i< in Hillsboro Sunday. Vivian Miller returned from folks Saturday evening. They! Bernice Updike left for a and sacrifice, accounts of from Clatskanie week s at .her home.,n Port- Cochran to work in the store drove over where they live land» sho has becn staY,nS with here. battle, won and lost by a na Chas. Melis and Earl Knowles'A- R’ MeIis’ for the past M.s Maxine Barber of Eu- went to Portland Sunday. , . tion that lias ever upheld reka, Calif., anil George Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox and'„ Tkere W111. be_ preaching next visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Russel baby were calling on Mrs. Sunday at the Lutheran church humanity’s highest ideals. Hurt Saturday evening. Everett. Everyone is Reynolds Sunday. i by Rev. 11 tr I'nvitml Ellsworth of Longview, Irene Holce is recovering from nnnrlin cordially invited ( to a OAmn come. We place wreaths of hom- , is the house guest of measles. i Mrs. Ella Cawood from Seattle Al Koenig. The stork left a nine-pound an<' Mrs- Sweeney from Portland age at wairiui’ graves, and Mrs. Arthur Baird baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. L have been visiting their mother, were in Vernonia Satuday after e,a...uc..ue. ............... " past ouay eveu.ng, WriKht for the Carmichael on r Friday evening, MrS, Mollie salute the heroes who live. noon. the young gentleman has been we», The members of . the Timber , named John Walter. Mrs. Car-1. Mrs. Fred Parlsknon was vis- May our ritual be more than Sunday school \ isited Monday i mK,hae] ¡g at t^e Clatskanie hos- ltlr>g her Mrs. sister-in-law school here this t Sunday, a' pital - - and is doing - '■——* Lane on Tuesday, nicely. 1 Ernest a gesture. May it be a prayer hearty welcome was extended to Grover Devine received word' Mrs- Dunn is staying with her the visitors and it is hoped for peace- today and tomor- Saturday that his father was daughter, Mrs. I. E. Knowles. they will come again. very ill in the hospital at Rose Joe Ferloak, Joe Winans and burg. He left Sunday morning row. AI Harp drove to Vernonia Sun- to be at his father’s bedside. Mrs. E. T. Wallace’s mother England and chil- and other relatives came down Mrs. Noble Dunlap spent a hmnld, Daniel and from Portland, spending the few days in Portland this week, ixine Withams of week end with the Wallace fam-1 Mrs. Oliver Burris and her red and Bill Mil- ily, the mother remained over grand daughter Beatrice Perry, ing at the school house, about |*l‘r went I -r a picnic and an for a few days visit, ;, while .....i- the .... ’were shopping in Vernonia Mon- 75 children were present. Games outing Sunday, others returned home Sunday, a^‘ Mr. nnd Mrs. Russel Hurt and evening. | Mr. and Mrs. Bud Baldridge were played during the evening and later a lunch was served., Elmer Burt were in Portland Bridgers was a St. Hel- are havinK iaeir house finished Wm. meyer, Albeita Bnnkm and papered on the inside. The children all having a very j Thursday evening. ens visitor Monday evening. Mariya Hefner attended Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferloak, enjoyable evening. Donald Sundland was at home I There were many picnics and culerate services for A. Elliott spent the week end II,.mid nnd Eunice Root drove over the week end from Forest fishing perties along the Neha achool graduating class lem river last week end. hi Hood River visiting friends. to Forest Grove Monday even Grove. Grove Sunday, Arletli Mr. Ross from the electric ing. L. A. Kiesal cafe out from School Close« When Picnic meyer and Marlys He Miss Lygia Burt and Ermine light company spent a day last Portland to be with his family 1 Wednesday with in the graduating class. School closed Par ons of Portland were Sunday week at Natal on business. over Sunday. guests of Miss Burt’s brother a picnic lunch on the school There was good attendance at Elmer Linberg and his uncle Helen and Wilma Kappel of and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. grounds, the weather being too Lincoln Peterson spent Sunday the annual school picnic held Forest (¡rove were vi8itin8,Ru's<rBurt wet for an out-door frolic, at St. Helens. Friday, May 23, much to eat , Mrg L E steph<ng and Mrs. Lunch was served inside the and a good time was enjoyed friends here Sunday. There was a business meeting A. Killburg, Anthony, LaVerne Wm. Gartzke visited in Forest school house, a treat of ice held Saturday evening at Natal by those present. cream added much to the chil- Grange hall in order to arrange Many from here attended the: and Maxine Killburg and Roland (¡rove Tuesday. dance at Arcadia park Saturday Ingalls of Westimber went to] Mrs. John England and chil- dren's enjoyment. Miss Salmi, ' for electric service for this com llillslmro Thursday to see the nr,. horfie again, thev have the primary teacher will not be munity. evening. , been visiting Mrs. England’s mo- with us next year, much to the Ira Peterson is now w’orking Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens, t'lrclls- Fred Spooner was in Forest ther nt Colton for several weeks. disappointment of the pupils, as Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gartzke, Mr. she is going to school. Miss Ethel , Mrs. Rube Nelson nnd children Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Hankins i Grove Sunday. Gross will be our primary gave a surprise party for Mr.. Margaret Braden went to Toss «»<• Mrs- R_- Wilosn and children teacher for the coming year, and Martin & Forbes near Hanks picking straw- Sunday to spend a few days with Thostrud Friday evening. a teacher from Astoria is to LEADING FLORIST I berries. J. L. Stubbs, brother-in-law her sister Mrs. Ray Elliott. Mrs. Russel Burt made a trip have the principalship. of A. F. Knight ha accepted 387 Washington St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritchey, Mr. Mrs. Austin Dowling and son a position with the Eagle Lum and Mrs. John Kalish were in to Forest Grove Saturday. Portland, Ore., Phone Mr. and Mrs. Al Love, Mrs. Bernard drove over to Silver ber company. BEacon 3162 I Portland Tuesday. C. K. Christianson, Florence Lake, Wash., Sunday taking her Mr. and Mrs. Riche Were the Beulah Armitage of Forest recipients of a 32-piece set of Grove was the guest of Anita Christianson mid Herbert Root daughter, Mrs. Neutow Trotter were in Forest Grove for the silverware, besides several indi Schiffer Tuesday. baccalaureate services given at vidual gilts of silver. Bert Mc- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gillmore the Congregational ehureh for Knight made the presentation spent Tuesday in Portland. the high school. speech. A. C. Ahlgren and Charles J. E. Root and Ella Castle Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riche celebrated their silver wedding attended the baccalaureate ser Christinnson were playing golf anniversary with a large party vice in the Congregational church on the Vernonia golf course Saturday night. There were eight in Forest Grove for the Forest Sunday morning. tables of 50,0. Mrs. Clyde Harris (¡rove high school Sunday even-; Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Olson had several guests for dinner Sun won ladies’ first prize, Mrs. M. ing. Edward Berger and Margaret day. F. Welter won second prize. Mr. Tallman won men’s first prize, McCampbell motored to Forest , Mr. nnd Mrs. Lowell Gardner and son Harold of McMinnville A. F. Knight, men’s' second. A (¡rove Tuesday evening. George Stanton who has been visited with Mrs. Gardner’s mint, sumptuous repast was served at the guest of his brother C. Stan- Mis. W. IL Krebs Sunday. one o’clock to the 38 guests. Lola Cook. Fred Miller nnd Mrs. Boyd Wright mid Mrs. ton at Roseburg, returned home Babe Wescott were joint hos Friday, he was accompanied by Charles Christinnson. members of tesses at a handkerchief shower Joy Shewey who will visit Lloyd tin- Forest (¡rove high school graduating class of '30 wore in for the school teachers last Sinead for a while. Thursday night. 5ttO was played there were five tables. Miss Kareen i Peiffer ' won first prize, Mr. Gilmore won consolation. A Delivered To YOUF delicious supper was served. nnd Called The fifth grade of which Miss Zellar in teacher held a picnic For At lent week. Those enjoying the party besides Miss Zellar were Daniel England, Wallace Dean, I Arthur Anderson, Dorothy Dean. | .Julia Ann Morse and Bonnie Nelson. With a Portland Orchestra for Margaret Elliott land Roberta Braden were week end guests I Dancing and Special Entertainers of relatives in Portland. Margaret and Lou Rhea Mc DANCES TO BE HELD EACH SATURDAY Campbell, Anita Schiffer, Ed NIGHT Burger and Courtney Sy verson drove to Hillsboro Friday even Season membership tickets will be issued ing. Hurley Tallman who is employ to all desirable gentlemen. ed at Wilark visited his family Ladies considered as members when es- W. A. Davis, L^cal Manager. here over Sunday. corted by ticket holder. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gillmore, Res. 1052 Office Phone 1041 Pinky Blackman and Roy Crow der played golf on the Vernonia STORE BARBECUE — CIGAR STAND golf course Sunday. COTTAGES KILLING STATION Party For School Children RATES A party was given for the school H....... A parking charge of 50c a car will be made at all times. This entitles both members and general public I I iotel to park privileges, such as picnicking, swimming, dancing in lodge, radio, use of card tables. etc. HOUSE Ol CHEER Orchestra dancing main hall Saturday nights and hol- A I.DE It TENTH idays. Members and their ladies only. Men, 75c; la- Oregon Portland dies, 25c. Excellent meals at pop- îlrnuntia Westimber 5 MEMORIALI Natal at Vernonia at the carpenter business. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carmichael are the proud parents of a son born to them a few days ago, Mrs. Carmichael and baby are dm i, well rt th" Clatskai. e hos pital. Edward .IcMullin is at Bux ton for the summer, he is em ployed by the fire association. Clyde Johnson made a bus iness trip to Vernonia Monday. Jake Neurer recently had his dairy herd tested. Mrs. Fred Rumbaugh is recov ering from the mumps. Work on the Rainier-Vernonia cutoff is well under way, they expect to make several surveys at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkenen made a busines strip to Clats kanie Monday evening. Reed Holding recently pur chased a purebred Guernsey bull calf to raise for a herd sier. Deputy Fred Watkins from St. Helens spent a few days last week at Natal assessing property. Th ' Carl Iler family motored to Newport last week end to visit their daughter and family. Lincoln Peterson and Elmer Linberg were shoppers at Ver nonia Tuesday. Pete Knowles was a Vernon ia visitor Thursday. Jim Miller was a Vernonia business caller Wednesday. Mrs. Ira Peterson and son Normand were shoppers in Ver nonia Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. .Take Neurer spent Wednesday in Astoria vis iting Mr. Neuter’s brother and family. Dave McMullin is getting out cedar poles for the telephone company. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and son were Vernonia visitors Wed nesday. Lode McDonald from Vernonia called at this place on business Wednesday. R. Melis made a business trip to Vernonia Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osburn were in Vernonia on a shopping tour Friday. Game Warden Wm. Brown made bis regular call at Natal Friday. • Mrs. Nels Peterson and her daughter, Mrs. Noble Dunlap were visiting Mrs. R. S. Linsey Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Hill Freight Door Trucks Leave Vernonia 9 A. M. Daily 5 Arcadia Park Long Distance Furniture Hauling Between Vernonia and Portland Portland Vernonia Truck Line nlar prices. Coffee shop. Merchant« Lunch 25c, 35c Dinner« 40c. 5Oc, in dining room. Breakfa«t 25c and up. Luncheon« 35c, 5Oc. Dinners 55c, 65c, 75c, $1. W. D. McNair, Manager w. C. Culbertaon, Prop. 4 ■% Good Food Today and Every Day NEHALEM MARKET & GROCERY Ai isl e Sign Paint >ng J. C. Henderson Phone 1021 Books of 1930 Wall Paper Sample« Now Here On Display Vernonia Paint Shop Vernonia TRAIN AND STAGE SCHEDULES BETWEEN VERNOW and PORTLAND 1 rams leave Train« Portland riving Vernonia 2:00 Portland returning leave arriving a.m. for a.m. 11:50 at ar p.m,; Portland 7:25 Vernonia 9:42 a.m. Stages leave Stage« Portland p.m. Vernonia for and 5:50 a.m. 8.00 daily. from Vernonia Arrive ly, and 7:05 Sunday« Leave and 10:50 dai p.m. only. Vernonia for Kea«ey 4:15 p.m. and arrive Keasey 5:20 p.m. both except Sunday«. Leave Vernonia for from daily Portland via Forest Grove 8:00 arrive Vernonia 5:50 daily except Sunday* p.m. on A. F. & A. M. Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A. F. & A. M. meets at Masonic Temple, Stated Communication First Thursday of each month. Special called meetings on all other Thurs day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors most cordially welcome. J. E. Tapp, W. M. J. B. Wilkerson, Secretary. WOMENS RELIEF CORPS Meets third Thursday of each month at the I.O.O.F. hall. Mrs. May Mellinger, president. NEHALEM ASSEMBLY NO. IS ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Regular meeting second fourth Mondays. Audrey Austin, Recorder and Port land 4:15 aind 8:15 p.m. a.m., p.m. and C. BRUCE Arcadia Park I In Our Grocery Department and Further details on application to R. M. Aldrich, Agent. J. C. Wright, Gen. Agt. G. C. Pendergast, Tr.Psg.Agt. Wholesale and Retail Vernonia 1 Painting 10:25 LUMBER Real Health Hera Meals are better when delicious foods grace the table—cooking is more fun—each portion a delight— and the pocketbook never suffers. Phone 721 for Freight Orders Member« Attending Without Tickets May Be Vouched For. Jos. Scott Jsb îreliarne Phone 7F51 Insurance Incorporate I rimbei Lindsay Lumber Co from Vernonia spent Friday at several residents of this com- Natal on business. munity Sunday. WilPam Pringle is falling tim- John Schlippey made a busi ness trip to Vernonia Saturday. ,ber tor Scott and Vale who are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Warden n°w ¡°KKing on the Pringle from Portland spent a couple of P _e' Bob Vickers is now employed days last week visiting Ms. War den’s sister, Mrs. Jake Neurer. by the electric light company. Bob Linsey and Lee Osburn did some repair work on the: Natal Telephone line last week. I Rae Taylor nnd his mother were Vernonia business callers I Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Hiatt from Verno- nia spent Sunday at Natal vis I iting friends. LIFE John McMullin spent last Sun-' dav at his home. FIRE Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and AUTOMOBILE sons Olie and Oren from River and all other kinds view were Sunday guests of their daughter and family at Na tal. Frank Peterson and son Rich ard called on business to see Sunday«. United Railways Co. Order of Eastern Star American Legion Vernoeia Post Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S. 119, American Regular commu Legion. Meets nication first second and and third Wed- of each fourth Tuesdays at Ma- each month, 8 p. c Temple, m. Connie An visiting sis derson, Com- ters and broth mander. P. Hughes, Adjutant ers welcome. Mrs. Gwladys Macpherson, W.M. Mrs. Grace Reberger, Secretary. Mountain Heart Rebekah Lodge No. 243 No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every second and fourth Thursdays in Pythian Sisters W. O. W. hall, Vernonia. Visitors Vernonia Temple 61 meets always welcome. Marie O’Donnel, Vice Grand every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in W.O.W. hall. Edna Linn_ Noble Grand MARJORIE COLE, M. E. C. Myrtle John, Secretary. DELLA CLINE, M. of R. 4 C. Della Cline. Treasurer KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HARDING LODGE I. O^p. F. 11« Meets every Monday —Vernonia Lodge Nn. night in the W.O.W. 246 I.O.O.F. meets every Tuesday night hall. Visiting broth at 8 o'clock, in I.O.O.F. hall. Vis ers welcome. itors always welcome. ' James Nanson, C.C. Noel Hammack, N.O. U. A. Scott. K.R.S. John Glassner. Secretary.