Three
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tween California and Washing- to the highways, if not immedi o i
_ * effort for the ton, the highways of this state ately betide them. "* 1— ■
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teacher» attract a large number of tour­ ity of
an no- ists. This traffic has created a trie Dairy Demon-
_»r certain
'•dagogua*
Plan Now to Visit the
Dairy Special Here
June 7
stration Here, On
June 7
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Volume 8
Vernonia, Oregon
Number 44.
^rida^^une 6M930
DAIRY SPEC : I AL COMING TOMORROW
'À
1
Will Meet
With C. of
C. June 12
1
TO
AWARD
Patriotic
PRIZES
Organizations
Offer
Several Awards
INSTALL LAMP POSTS
Feature
Legion Protests
Grange To Great
Nehalem
Program
Comedy at Joy
Against the
Johnson Bill Pioneers
Hold Essay Theater Sunday
To Start
Contest
Meet June 8
10 A. M.
The St. Helens Unit 1440,
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign
wars have offered a five dollar
gold piece to tile best student
in military subject from Coluni-
bia county at the C. M. T. C.
Membera of Garden Club at Vancouver Barracks this year. All Under 16 Years Of
The Columbia Unit No. 42,
American Legion Auxiliary of
Guests of Chamber
Age Are Eligible
St. Helens is offering a ten dol­
lar gold piece for the student^
from Columbia county having
the best personal conduct record
at the citizens training camp,
and Dr. J. H. Flynn, Major of
Medical Reserve corps will of-
Visiting National Officer Of fer a medal given each year to Pomona Grange Eager to Get
Younger Folks Interested
The Garden Club To
the best student front this coun­
ty in the basic course.
In Dairy Industry
Speak Here
Local movie fans who witness­
ed “Rio Rita,” some months
ago will be interested to learn
that this coming Sunday and
Monday, Bert Wheeler and Rob­
ert Woolsey, the mad wags of
“Rio Rita,” will be featured in
“The Cuckoos,” considered by
critics as the outstanding fun
picture of the season.
Wheeler and Woolsey, a great
comedy team, gives a three ring
circus of nonsense with the
mightiest aggregation of happy
comedians ever turned loose, in
“The Cuckoos.”
Two large beautiful omamcn-
tai lamp posts have been in­
stalled on both ends, i_
in front of
the Columbia building on Bridge
street, and will be ready for
service tomorrow evening.
These are the first lamp posts
to be installed in Vernonia.
Louis Larsen, Post of Clats­
kanie of the American Legion
at its regular meeting last week
went on record upholding the
California state bodies of the Large Turnout Expected
Leahigh Donate* Coffee
Large Crew Business Men
American Legion in its recent
Through the courtesy of Ted
At Birkenfeld Meet
Busy Preparing Grub
fight against Senator Hiram
I.eahigh, representing the Gen­
Johnson of that state.
eral. Grocery company of Port-
land, 12 pounds of coffee was I
Senator Johj jn recently in­
donated to the Dairy Train feed
troduced a bill in the United
for tomorrow.
'States Senate to reopen to the
Mr. Leahigh, one of the pop-
Asiatics, immigration on a quota
ular salesman visiting our city,
basis.
__ Good Program Outlined For
Louis Larsen post has appealed Program Starts at 10 A. M. has always been active in any
; response for local community ac­
Many Pioneers From
to all Legion po»ts in the state
Day; Dairy Meeting In
tivities.
to study the bill presented by
Here to Attend
The Afternoon
Johnson and bring their opin-
Passenger Train Lata
ELECTION
ON
JUNE
23
ions
forward
at
the
state
Le-
CARS IN COLLISION
Passenger train 61, was nearly gion convention in August.
21 Prizes Are Offered By the
Sunday, June 8, pioneers of Voters Ask to Vote On Amend­
Members of the Vernonia
The
army rolling kitchen
four hours late yesterday, when
the Nehalem valley will meet at
steamed into Vernonia last night
Pomona Grange
Garden club with one of their Accident Happen* Neat- Yankton;
BUILD
PHONE
LINE
arriving
this
city
delayed
on
ac
­
ments
to
Charter
. «i*
aciuciu jur
Liieir svvenin
Birkenfeld
for their
seventh an-
No One is Injured
in charge of Sergeant Richard
The young people of Columbia count of the main line
national officers, who is visiting
I nual re-union since the pioneer, A special election will be held P. Golden.
The cars driven by C. Urie county under the age of sixteen near Tophill with logs. blocked
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this section of the country will
Engineers
Staking
Out
Leads association of the Nehalem val- in Vernonia Monday, June 23,
of Vernonia and B. Ribey of
From this kitchen, hundreds
be the guests of the local cham­ St. Helens met in a collision years, have the opportunity of
An early, eastbound logger
[ley waB organized on June 27, on the issue of “Amendments of pounds of beef stew will be
For Naw Mist Lina
to the city charter.”
1924.
ber of commerce at their regulai Sunday afternoon near Yankton. earning some of the 21 prizes spilled several logs near Tophill
dished out, served to Vernonia’s
Engineers employed by the
Legal notice of the election many guests attending the dairy
and derailed several log trucks. West Coast Telephone company
meeting and luncheon, next
The meeting will be called to
The Ribey car coming off a in a dairy essay contest spon­
will
be
published
in
this
issue.
The cause of derailment is un­ are engaged staking out lines [order by Walter Carl, president
Thursday, June 12.
train demonstration here tomor­
side road suffered considerable sored by the Columbia county
known.
It is thought that the Carder, damage.
row morning, starting at 10:00
for a new telephone line which {for the past two years at 10:00
Pomona Grange.
elub. through their president,
will be constructed between this 1 a.m. in the high school gym­
a.m., on the depot grounds.
This contest is to bring to
None of the occupants of the
nasium at Birkenfeld.
AT CAMP city and Mist.
Mrs. Herman Veal, will ask the ears were injured.
The big nine-car special train
the attention of the public the INJURED
cooperation of the Vernonia
Not alone members of the as­
Crews are busy digging holes
is due to arrive tonight, and will
economic and health values of
Chamber of Commerce in their
sociation, but all pioneers of
remain in this city until noon
milk and milk products. The ob- Fordton Tractor Back-Kick* and and placing poles.
campaign against the placing of
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“ tomorrow, June 7.
ject of this contest is to adver­
Injure* Driver
This construction is in line' this valley are invited to attend
along
the
signs and billboards
the meeting as also the public.
tise the value of dairy products.
Careful preparations made by
Car.ip McGregor, June 4.__ with the general program for.
roads and highways.
Several
prominent speakers THREE BULLS, THREE COWS different committees in charge
¡1930, of betterments and im-
In
writing
these
essays
it
will
John
Wornstaff
suffered
an
in
­
AND
THEIR
DAUGHTERS
Members of the chamber
of local details are nearly com­
be necessary to bring out the jured arm Tuesday morning, .provementa of the West Coast have been secured to address
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have _ been
invited to attend the
the assemble and efforts were
pleted, assuring a most success­
the reasons why milk and milk from a back-kick of a Fordson |Line in OreKon-
Lower Columbia associated cham­
made to have Governor Nor- N. C. Jamison to be Honored In ful reception to those attending
products are important from a tractor, which he had been
BRAKES
RELEASED
WHILE
bers of commerce meeting which
the meeting.
health standpoint and why pros- cranking.
NEWSPAPER IS SOLD blad on hand as the honored
Dairy Exhibit
PLAYING IN CAR
will be held at Seaside, Friday,
guest of the organization.
perous dairymen are important I The injured man is receiving
All stores will be closed be-
Oregon
State
College,
Corval
­
June 20. Many who have signi­
From all sections of the val­
in the economic welfare of the medical attention in this city.
'tween the hours of 9:45 a.m.
Publisher of
Silverton
Appeal
lis,
June
fied their intentions of attend­ Fall 40 Feet; Escape Any Serious county.
2.
—
Demonstrating
as
ley, pioneers will come by car,
of dem-
I
and 11 a.m., the hours
1
Buy* St. Helen* Mist
ing will spend the week end at
making the trip in short time, iwel* as illustrating the profit onstration at the ! dairy train
Injuries
In this contest the county will
the beach to witness the final
St.
Helens,
June
2.
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R.
B.
^he same distance which cover­ in dairy herd improvement, the special.
Two excited to remember, lit­ be divided into three districts,
review of the National Guards
Hyde, publisher of the St. Hel­ ed by them when first settling' special dairy train to visit Ver-
TCr-
iso. 1 i ,
The committee nppointed by
who finish their annual encamp­ tle Billie Condit and Fay Hall, the Nehalem, District No.
ens Mist, ■old
i ’ ‘ his
’ interest to here, would have taken days, by nonia tomorrow is bringing nine Jr.s. Scott, chairman of the
ment at Camp Clatsop the day both three-year-olds, were the Rainier and Clatskanie and their
John T. Hoblltt, owner of the their means of transportation, head of dairy stock—three bulls, chamber of commerce agricultu­
cause of a Chevrolet touring adjoining territory, District No.
following.
Silverton, (Ore.) Appeal.
|those days of horseback, team three cows and their daughters, ral committee to handle the af­
car to roll 40 feet over the em­ 12; and with Goble and the rest i
The price said to be paid for of oxen and horse and buggy. [ I w hich are ' living examples of thf fair are: George W. Ford, in
of
the
county
south.
District
No.
bankment
alongside
of
the
rail
­
PLAY AT CLATSKANIE
Mist, June 5. (Special)—Re- the
publtbation was
around
From this city Hy VanBlari-
VanBlarj- value uf
of good breeding.
charge of feeding at the grounds;
road tracks, Sunday noon when 3. In each district will be. given ' ports
received Thursday evening
Thc (three
(three vows and their Georre McDaniels; chief chef of
the car parked alongside the 6 prizes divided as follows: stated that Henry Cox, 31, of $25,090. Mr.’ Hoblitt will take 'com, Mrs. Judson Vbed, Aunt I The
Baseball Team Go To Clat.kanie
¡Sally Spencer, William Pringle,I daughters i are from the college the
- • -i, kitchen; R. Mt
Cleveland
apartments
started First prize, $5 and five addition- Mist died yesterday at 3:00 a.m. charge June 1.
Next Sunday
down grade towards the tracks, j al prizes of $1.50 each.
cimvm rtlU II INF 11 S*"'' JPran't 1>eterson> Mrs. Mar- Ayrshire herd on which exact Aldrich, depot arrangements and
in a Portland hospital, after an bMUKiLK
UN JUNE IO garet Dunlap, and many others recoidB have been kept. In each reception; H. E. McGraw, K. P.
On account of weather con­
The winners in each district illness lasting several weeks.
Bill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
duty, and reception; Dave Kram­
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| will be among those atttending < instance
the
daughter,
sired
by
UlbLtllllL
Lllv
< Id ll 11 L L I
DlIvU
l)y
ditions, the baseball game be
be ­ ­ Condit, and Fay, daughter of Mr. | [ will compete for the three coun-
Cox was taken to the hospi­ Boxing Bouts To Ba Changed the reunion. •
[ I a bu
R o of f high producing strain, er, reception; Jack Kerr, recep­
bull
tween Rainier and Vernonia at and Mrs. J. H. Hall, were play , tv prize# of $10 for first prize,
tal Wednesday, critically ill.
To Friday Nights
I | Birkenfeld, one of the first has greatly exceeded the record tion and K. P. duty; Jack Bush,
Rtiinier, was postponed on ne- ing in the car and it is surmised HR second prize and $6 for third
A. L. Kullander, K. A. McNeil,
He is survived by his widow
' settled spots
snots in the Nehalem, the of
nf her mother.
.
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count of rain last Sunday.
that the children may have re­ prize.
J.
C. Lincoln, J. C. Lindley,
and
baby
and
two
brothers,
leased
the
emergency
brake.
.hi.
will
prohabl,
k.
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In
emphasizing
this
phase
of
The
contest
starts
immediately
Sunday the home town team
for ¿fairy development, the train will Judge P. Hill, Judge Reasoner,
■will meet Clatskanie at Clatska­ Both children wore severely •nd material may be obtained Hughie Cox of Thompson Sid­ day, June 13, the boxing com- halem, is an ideal »• location
*
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, -j-
»
»kx this affair, a meeting of those
carrying out one of the chief reception committee; Lee Schwab
shaken up and bruised, especial­ from the county agent’s office. ing and Kenneth Cox, a mem­ mission
nie.
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deciding to hold the
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i
ber of the police force in Man­
publicity and reception.
,
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ly Fay, who was unable to climb
All essays must be mailed, not illa, P. I.
smoker
on a v
Friday,
hoping tn
to who settled in this valley nearly features fostered and encourag­
To especially the business men
ed by the late N. C. Jamison.
get many of those attending hal£ a century aK°’
KILLS BEAR AT MIST out of the rolling car in time, later than July 5th.
and people of Vernonia is a cor­
The burial will be at Mist dances on Saturdays to attend I The program for the day eon-„„„
and was picked up unconscious
,
Cow
testing
.
b
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associations
.
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receiv-
.Send your essays to Mrs,
alongside of the wrecked car, Edith I. Sheets, Columbia Coun­ cemetary at 3:00 p.m. Saturday. the boxing show.
I Bists of the services starting at ed their greatest impetus while dial invitation extended to in­
Fire Warden
Assists
Farmers
which belonged to J. A. Hall. ty Pomona Lecturer, Clatskanie,
and
10:00 a.m., luncheon at noon, he was dairy extension special-
.n««,«!. spect the exhibits on the dairy
Roy Nelson, Lee Davis
train special and each and every
And Ranchers
^'¡¡!
speeches
from
officers
of
the
.
¡st
and
are
now
an
important
WILL
PLAY
SEASIDE
Bill Condit was either thrown
Tom Magoff, local boxera
Vernoniaite has been appointed
Lode McDonald, district fire clear of the car while in motion Oregon.
association.
General
meeting
fol-
ipart
of
the
state
dairy
program,
be featured in the events.
a committee of one, by Mayor
Do not sign the essayt. but
lowing
the
luncheon,
talks
byj
Recognition
of
the
work
done
warden with help of his dogs or jumped, for he climbed back
Loss Last Sunday To St. Halans
has killed several bears in the over th’ embankment immediate­ write your name and address on
those called upon by Walter by Jamison is being given on Guy Mills, to welcome our vis­
Team
a separate slip of paper and at­
valley who have stole sheep be­ ly following the accident.
Carl, president. Election of of-[this demonstration train in a itors tomorrow on their stay in
to the essay, as they vzill
The team representing Verno-
ficera.
¡specific way as well. His enlarg- this city.
longing to ranchers.
Considering the steep bank and tach
bo given a number when they nia golf club lost to St. Helens
The Entire Program
A record attendance is
pre- ed picture is being hung in one
Recently a bear in the vicinity condit ion of the wrecked car it ci me in for identification.
at the county seat golf course
At
10,:00 a.m., livestock dem-
I
for
Sunday
and
a
drive
of
the
coaches
and
a
statement
of Mist killed sheep on the Pete is considered a miracle that the
dieted
The judges will be, one bus- Sunday.
__ additional members for
those "is being
included giving him onstrations given from special
Banzer ranch between Mist and children escaped serious injuries
iness man, one teacher and a
M. E. Ulshoeffer, J. V. Mc­
qualified to belong will be made'credit for many of the plans of platform car. 11 a.m. exhibit
Birkenfeld, the bear was trailed or death.
dairy specialist from the college. Allister, H. L. Blaker, Carl Da­ STORE TO OPEN ON JUNE
during
afternoon. _
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B the ________
[the train now being carried out. cars open for inspection follow­
by McDonald and killed several
M GREGOR ELECTION The money for these prizes vidson, Earl Dial, Jack Bush, IN NEW EARLY BUILDING I Old timers from Vernonia Most of the posters setting forth ing demonstration. 12:00 noon,
days later.
has been contributed by the Frank Hartwick, J. C. Lindley,
I wishing to attend the me .'ting, [ condensed information were de- big, free feed for visitors and
McDonald wherever possible is
the Albert Childs, F. M. Ruhl, Dr. C. G. Whitlock Of Loagviow Is having no means of transporta- signed by Jamison prior to his families attending the demon­
aiding the ranchers in killing To Elect School Director And Granges of the county,
stration. Farmers and their fam­
M. D. Cole, Tom Brown, Bert
banks and creameries.
coyotes and bears, a constant
Naw Manager
ition, will be taken care of by fatal illness.
Clerk
ilies will be the guests of local
Tisdale,
Emil
Messing,
Henry
At
each
stop
a
platform
dem
­
menace to their flocks.
C. G. Whitlock, who has been «•«>"* i"tUto“ch,
L*e
Camp McGregor, June 5.-—
Fogel and Wm. Briot played for
business
men.
onstration
will
be
given
by
P.
...
_
xk« i * r c 1 ;ncnwaD
at
me
r.agie
otiire
Dy
onsirauun
wm
"c
given
».
¡Schwab
the Eagle office by
Some entertainment may be
annual school meeting for
the local club.
assistant manager of the . C. hon(J or
Saturday at M. Brandt, head of the college
EXAMINATIONS HELD The
the election of a director and
dairydepartment.whowilltrans- furnished during the noon hour,
Sunday the team will journey Penney store at Longview ^(g.oo
P
late the milk records of the detail not complete at the time
school clerk will be held at the
to Seaside for a match at the . number of year. ha. been ap-|
To Be Held at the County Court school house Monday evening,
pointed manager of the new
•
orcheBtra. dairy animals into comparative thi. paper went to pre»
Seaside course.
Penney
store
for
Vernonia
which
I
u
by^
local
^orchestra
^hrreturns The comt).ned
| At 1:30 p
special
special dairy
Penney store for Vernonia which
June 16.
House at St. Helens
will have their opening on or Meeting called to order at 10
meeting.
Marshal
Dana,
special­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Currie
Commencing Wednesday, June
duction
of
the
mothers
for
a
CULBERTSON
NEW
HARRY
about Thursday, June 26.
| »•’"•: Opened with prayer by year was 24,260 pounds of milk, ist from the state college, Coun­
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______
of a »bout
are ____
the r
proud
parents
11, at 9 o’clock a.m., and con­ NEW WATER SYSTEM
HEAD OF LOCAL LODGE
seven and one-half pound baby| Mr. and Mr«. Whitlock spent Rev. G. W. Plumer; Song by while that of the three daught­ ty Agent Geo. Nelson, Kenneth
tinuing until Saturday, June 14,
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S. P. 4. S. and
boy, who arrived on June 1.
Tuesday here, pleasantly surpris- male quartette; Address of wel­ ers was 37,167, an increase of Miller of the
at 4 p.m., county school super­ Lay Pipe Line From Old i.-p.
come; Roll call; Reading min­
others will discuss fundamental
Election
Held at the
Regular
„
.
„
.
.
,
.
.
'
ed
with
the
beauty
of
the
sur-
more
than
56
per
cent.
The
dif
­
intendent, Miss Elizabeth C.
Camp to McGregor
utes of last meeting; Song;
Frank Hartwick motored to ounding valley.
Meeting Monday
in cash returns above factors in the present dairy sit-
Murray will hold regular exam­
Speech by Judge H. K. Zimmer- ference
,
Camp McGregor, June 5.—
St. Helens on busmess Thursday
„m
.rriv«
and more fully explain
The
new
manager
will
arrive
inations of applicants for state Wiring of all dwelling houses
man of Astoria; Song; Condo- feed cost between the three mo- uation
Election of officers for the morning returning home during1
th’ 16th of this month with his lence and prayer for N. D. Pe-. tilers
certificates at the county court had been completed Tuesday and ensuing year was held Monday the afternoon.
and
three
daughters the exhibits on the train.
The program and exhibits nt
family to make his home.
house.
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terson and Mrs. R. M. Wooden; »mounted to $233.14.
crews are now engaged in in- evening at a regular meeting of
the train are in charge of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
A.
McNeill
Harding
lodge
of
the
Knights
of
'
The
new
home
of
the
J.
C.
15
minute
talk
byi
Mrs.
Sarah
stalling electric meters.
Extension Service Oregon State
and Mrs. A. L, Kullander spent .Penney company, one of Verno- Spencer, “On How She Got in
Pythias.
Agricultural
college.
United
Electric service to Camp
Thursday
morning
in
Hillsboro.
I
nia
’
s
modern
buildings
is
nearly
the
Nehalem.
”
;
15
minute
talk
Newly elected officers are,
Stntes department of agricultur',
Gregor is promised within
|
completed
and
will
be
ready
for
Joe
Banzer
was
a
business
vis
­
by
D.
W.
Freenman,
on
“
Why
chancellor
Harry
Culbertson,
cooperating. Train operated by
next few weeks.
itor in this city Monday,
occupancy by the 15th of June. Did You Come to the Nehahm,”;
the Spokane, Portland and Se­
The construction of the power commander; Harold Mayfield, r
Election of officers; Lunch at
attle Railway system, and enter­
*/
line and wiring is being done vice chancellor; R. Burt, pre-
noon; Songs by male quartette,
Nanson, master of
tainment and free lunch by lo­
by the Oregon Gas and Electric ■ate; James
Mrs. Kennedy, Ruth and Henry BRIDGERS RETIRE; VALLEY cal committee of business men.
work; Robert Collins, master at
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH FOR
company.
Skwling;
Speech
by
Milton
A.
Van
Peebly,
inner
guard;
arms;
PENTECOST SUNDAY
DISTRICT FAVOR MELIS
Work is also under way for R. M. Aldrich, outer guard, and
Miller sometime during the day.
Barber Shops Close Earlier
PROGRAM
providing the camp with a new U. A. Scott, K. R. S.
Owners
of local barber shops
AT
DAIRY
TRAIN
DÉMONSTRATION
Special Mesic Program Arranged water supply, the company build-
ASKED TO SING HERE Election For Direetor To Be have agreed to change their
ing a two-inch pipe line from
Fer Both Services
June
23
Held
C E. RALLY SUNDAY
10:00 A. M. to noon. Livestock demonstrations
working hours, closing four days
Pentecost Sunday will be ob­ a spring at the old I.-P. camp
The fourth Monday in June, a week at 6:00 p.m. and Fri­
Chainbar of Commarc« Wants
from sDecial platform car at depot grounds.
McGregor.
to
served at the local Christian
an election of the Vernonia Un- days and Saturdays at 8:00
Tnsnection of exhibits in large dairy special
Quartet For Saturday
At the Local Christian Church
church next Sunday morning
ion high school district will be p.m.
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Celebrate* Birthday
train.
In
the
Evening
The
Mist
quartet
composed
of
when service recognized in me-
held in this city.
her
Cecilia
Gough
celebrated
A.
R.
Mills,
Claud
Johnson,
A rally by members
moriam of the greatest day in
Entertainment by local committee and Mist
William Bridger» of Mist, now
ninth birthday, June 1, at the Christian Endeavor of the
Robert Berg and E. T. Wallace,
the church’s history will be ob­ home
of her parents, Mr. and
quartette.
have been invited by the local serving as director, unable to
served at both morning and Mrs. F. W. Gough, on Bridge Christian church will be
chamber of commerce to assist continue on account of increased
Sunday evening starting at
evening services.
12:00 noon. Free lunch served from rolling U.
street.
It has been brought to
and entertain the gathering at business activities, will retire,
p.m.
At the morning hour, the
Many of her friends attended
S. army kitchen, everyone welcome.
and the Mist district residents
the attention of the com­
the
dairy
train
demonstration
to
­
A banquet and program has
Lord’s supper as always, will be the party, where a delicious ap­
mittee in charge of the
morrow, with selections of songs. have asked the support of A. R.
1:30 P. M. Special Dairy Meeting at Joy thea­
observed. AU members of the preciated lunch was enjoyed by been arranged and invitations
Melis, prominent rancher of Mist
Dairy Train demonstration,
the
young
guests.
The
quartet
attending
the
tre. Talks by Marshal Dana, associate editor
have been
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sent to
— both
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state i
church hsve been invited to be
■
.
..
,
to
v’J
be placed
uv
pint rri
cin
as a director on |
here tomorrow, that several
Those present wer?, Eliza! etl.
chamber meeting April 10. when | the
board
of the Oregon Journal and livestock specialists
nerchants were disappointed
at the table.
Wall, Doris Nixon. Ester Froemb- ..nd union C. E. officers to at-[
Governor Norblad was Vernonia s [ In the consolidation of the
Robert Noble will sing several [ ling, Helen Barnes, Laverne tend.
from Oregon State College with welcome ad­
because they were not so­
guest, .and was roundly applaud­ Natal-Mist district with Vernon­
The rally will be one of the
songs especially appointed for [Thompson. Ella Pearl Savage and
licited for funds to cover
dress from member of Chamber of Commerce.
ed by the large crowd for their ia several months ago, as a Un­
largest meetings of the local C. I
the services. Rev. F. Claude [Mildred Riggs. _______
expenses of the train.
excellent singing.
Following dairy meeting, visitors are welcomed
E. for the year.
Stephens will deliver the sermon
ion high school district, it was
The committee regrets it
Bankert
To
Meet
to enjoy the hospitality of the city.
at the morning and evening ser-l
understood that the valley dis­
did not have enough time
Arrivas
La*t
Weak
Injured
Playing
Golf
The Ore iron State Bankers
tricts would have their repre­
vices. The morning theme being.
to personally solicit« every
VERNONIA WELCOMES VISITORS HERE
Mrs. Frank Hartwick was in-
Ida Keith, new owner of the sentatives on the school board.
“All Together in One Place,” will hold their annual meeting
merchant, and for that rea­
Moonlight Apartments arrived
evening services starting at 8 at Medford. Monday and Tues- jured May 30. at the local golf
The announcement of Mr.
TOMORROW
son stopped their activities
last week from Portland to take Melis for the school board was
o’clock will have special music day,
9 and 10. from the lo-! course while playing golf.
A June
representative
when sufficient funds had
Slipping on the wet course
eharge of her new property.
received with hearty approval in
also a special theme regarding
been raised.
Considerable remodeling and thia city, where he is known as
Pentecost, the unity for which cal bank may attend the meet- Mrs. Hartwick suffered an in­
painting has been in progress. a progressive, successful man.
Christ prayed, illustrated.
ing.
juretf’ knee.
Ask
Cooperation
Give Many Prizes
All Day Program
Expect Big Crowd
9 Head Dairy
Stock Coming
Car and Tots
Roll Over Bank
Mist Resident
Dies June 5
New Penney
ManagerVisits 1
K> P.’s Elect
New Officers
Special Chu rch
ServiceSundav
Want Melis
OnH.S. Board
Their Mistake