••ary, U of O
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Longview Rolleo, Timber
Events You’ll Always
Remember, Aug. 8-9
Volume 8
Number 49.
WINS
MANY GET AWARDS
TOURNAMENT BUILD NAME BOARD
P. 0. Robbed Miss Kathryn M. Didtel, Legion Holds
J. V. McAllister won the blind
Legionnaires of Vernonia Post
bogey tournament last Sunday are building a large sign board
Home Demonstration Agent, re­
feet, to be placed at the
the following awards of
Nomination at At the the local local golf golf course. course the 8x20
Time At C.
At Keasey ports
east end of the Rock creek
certificate of achievement for
management is featuring special bridge, on which the names of
4-H clubs finishing their work
per cent for the year.
tournaments each Sunday where members of Vernonia Post will
Of Officers prizes
Of C. Meet
On Sunday F. 100. Thimble
are offered to those win- be placed.
Clique Sewing, Mrs.
ning.
Baughman, leader.
No Clues Fond to Trace
By Investigators
Get Cash and Checks
Haul Small Safe Three Miles
From Keasey to Crack
Open With Sledge
During the early hours of Sun­
day morning the postoffice at
Keasey was broken into and the
small safe which contained the
valuables, money orders, cash,
etc., was carried away.
City Marshal Harry Phelps re­
ceiving word from Carl Amato ol
Camp McGregor, Tuesday located
small pieces of the broken safe
in the road three miles east from
Keasey and located the safe.
Notifying Sheriff Weed of St.
Helens, and meeting with the go­
vernment postal inspector, the
party inspected the broken safe,
where it was found. A sledge
had been used in forcing open
and knocking off the combination
knob.
Money order blanks, which if
issued, could have been made out
to an amount of $130,000, along
With $30 worth of stamps were
unmolested, the robber or robbers
taking only $170 in cash with two
railroad checks on the United
Railways.
No clues have been found.
POSTPONE PARTY
TO LATER TIME
The barn party which was
planned by members of the Loy­
al Gleaners of the Christian
church on Saturday will be post­
poned until after the next meet­
ing of that organization, July
17. Mrs. George Stankey will
be hostess for the meeting at
htr home on Rock creek.
Garden Club Go
On Tour of Gardens
Many beautiful gardens were
visited by members of the Gar­
den club on their tour last Tues­
day afternoon.
The T. B. Mills place on
Stony Point road is unusually
beautiful this year—the succes­
sions of planting of perennials
and annuals show an unusual
amount of study and thought.
The rock garden, newly complet­
ed, is exceptional.
Other rock gardens visited is
the one made by Mrs. T. L.
Timmons whose home is on Rose
avenue. One member described
the garden as “a perfect doll
house garden anl perfectly ador­
able.” Mrs. E. E. Knight has
constructed a lily pool with a
rockery in her garden on the O.-
A. hill. The pool and garden
on the Greenman place has been
planned and designed by a land­
scape architect. The whole ef­
fect is perfectly balanced, the
rockery being planted with suit­
able plants and lilies in their
pottery containers placed in the
pool.
Many other gardens were vi­
sited, all receiving favorable
comment from the members.
Big Eddy Formal
Opening July 20
Following in the footsteps of
other posts, who have to their Entertained
by Rolleo
Hundreds of Legionnaires
advantage
constructed such a
sign, which will show every Le-
Girls of Longview
To Attend Affair
gionnaire who is a member of
the post, the officers, date and
place of meetings, the local post
Many Here to Attend
hopes to increase its membership Have Good Turnout
and also aid in pepping up its
Sponsored by Hood Rivet
activities.
Publicity
Stunt
Features
Construction on the dam across
Post of the American
Longview Rolleo for
LARGEST C. M. T. C.
Rock creek will start this week
Legion
August
8-9
under the supervision of Ellis
CAMP IN YEARS McGraw.
Hood River—Last year Hood
Guy Anderson with his Rolleo
River Post No. 22, American
Vancouver Barracks, Wash., VISITS FRIEND WHOM
girls of Longview entertained
Legion, was awarded the Sam
July 1—(Special.)—Two records
SHE HAD NOT SEEN
members of the Vernonia Cham­
Jackson Trophy, presented by
FOR
OVER
22
YEARS
have broken in connection with
ber of Commerce yesterday at
Phil Jackson to the American
the Citizens’ military training
Legion post in Oregon accomp­
Mrs. D. McDonald visited Mrs. their semi-monthly meeting in
camp being held here, June 20. Carl Ferdine on Deer Island the Masonic Temple with singing
lishing the
most outstanding
community achievement.
They
to July 19, it was discovered ’ July 4. The two friends had and dancing.
have made the annual Mt. Hood
when enrollments of boys from not seen each other for 22
Mr. Anderson, who is presi­
Wesley
Vandercook,
well Climb their major activity and
Oregon and southwestern Wash-' y®Brs> an<^
was °"ly by chance dent of the Longview Chamber
this year will celebrate their
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n
.
that
Mrs.
McDonald
heard
that
known
engineer
who
built
the tenth annual climb, July 13-14»
of
Commerce,
was
sent
a
spe
­
mgton
were complete. One is Mrs.
•«_„ Ferdine
v j -
.
■
is now living
in cial invitation for members of
Longview bridge and who is chiel with renewed energy as the result
that this is the largest camp in the county.
| his Chamber and the attractive engineer of the Long Bell Lumbei of the recent decision of the Sec­
the nine years’ history of C. M. I
*
t Rolleo girls to attend the meet-
company, attended the Chanibei retary of Agriculture that a per­
T. C. training at Vancouver Bar- K. P. CO. TO START | ? ing.
of Commerce meeting yesterday mit will be issued to construct a
racks. The other is that for the
| The singing and dancing of in this city.
tram to the summit of the moun­
Crews are working on .— | . lne
first time every countjj in Ore-
the K01leo
Rolleo glrls
girls IS
is l0
to advertise
advertise
tain.
Mr.
Vandercook
spoke
on
tin
creek side of the Koster |the Longview Rolleo which will
Hood River Post has conducted
gon is represented by at least Rock
Products company, where f ful* i be held August 8 and 9, and progress made by engineering these annual climbs for the sole
one boy.
logging operations will start on
be according to present crews surveying lines for the purpose of giving the general
Multnomah county has furnish- Monday.
¡plans, the most elaborate rolleo, new Vernonia-Rainier cut-off, public an opportunity to know
About 40 men are now em- of log rolling and numerous oth- contftructivn on which shoulu the most beautiful mountain in
ed 350 out of the 584 boys
start before fall.
,
from Oregon or just half of ployed.
, er stunts in the country.
America at the lowest possible
Traffic across the Longview cost, having in mind that if the
the grand total of 695, which in­
The Koster Products company
Last year hundreds from this
cludes 111 from the five south­ willl also start next week to' city attended the affair, which bridge is increasing every day, general public could come to
western
Washington
counties. grade up Pebble creek towards having proven so popular has according to the famous engi­ know the mountain as the Hood
Clackamas county was second their timber holdings.
been made into an annual event. neer, and predicts that at the River Legionaires do, develop­
completion of the West Side Pa ment rightfully belonging to a
with 30 and Marion third with
The steam shovel crew with
Upon the resignation of Lee
20. Tillamook county sent on­ other construction forces will cut Schwab as secretary of the cific highway extension, which scenic attraction with the poten-
includes the new cutoff, that
ly one student, while next low in by Monday or Tuesday.
Chamber of Commerce, G. W. traffic will be increased nearly ial value of Mount Hood would
honors with two students each,
naturally result. The assurance
Ford was appointed by Presi­ 80 per cent.
were shared by Benton, Crook,
hat the Mount Hood tram will
dent J. C. Lindley to serve for
Curry, Polk, Clatsop, Wallowa
Vernonia will see a steady be built and that developments
the unexpired
term of Mr.
and Wheeler counties.
stream of tourists’ cars througl in keeping therewith will' be
Schwab.
The complete list follows:
this city when the city is placec made, is gratifying and in har­
Several
new
members
have
Baker, 7;Benton, 2; Clackamas,
on the highway.
mony with the efforts of the
The Sunday school picnic of
been
enrolled
in
the
local
cham
­
Hood River Post.
the Christian church will be held 30; Clatsop. 2; Columbia, 10;
bers
which
now
boasts
of
one
of
Community Baciu Climb
VISITS FORMER HOME
Wednesday, July 16, at the city Coos, 16; Crook, 2; Curry, 2;
Reports from Longview say the largest memberships in its
Deschutes, 3; Douglas, 6; Gilliam,
park.
Since its beginning the annual
history.
At 1:00 p. m., a special pro­ 5; Grant, 3; Harney, 4; Lane, 6; that Gus Hafenbrack, secretary
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Wine Legion climb has developed into
The local Chamber pledged its
gram will be held for the smal­ Lincoln, 3; Linn, 12; Malheur, 4; of the Longview Chamber of support towards the Longview
gar, of Renton, Washington, an outstanding community activi­
Commerce,
who
has
been
con-
Marion,
20;
Morrow,
7;
Multno
­
The nature of things in
ler children or the beginners of J
through town Friday en ty.
Rolleo to aid in publicity and passed
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„Illa„ „ 5; _
__ .. li’-i with
that organization
mah, , 350; Polk, 2; uu
Sherman,
nected
route tw Banks, where Mr. Wine- Hood River has developed a
the primary department.
will
send
a
special
appeal
to
gar was associated with Paul Ro nountaineering organization that
At 4:00 p. m., the picnic pro­ Tillamook,. 1; Umatilla, 4; Uniom for the Past six years> wil1 resign the members to attend.
binson in 1921 just before Mr. is known favorably for its will­
gram will be held for the Jun­ 13; Wallowa, 2; Wasco, 3; Wash-1*0 accept another similar posi-
2; Yamhill, I tion i" California.
Robinson founded the Vernonia ingness and ability in times of
iors, intermediates and adults. ington, 8; Wheeler,
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total for Oregon,
584.
| Mr. Hafenbrack is well known
trouble on the mountains. This
Eagle.
Games and a good time is pro­ 5; From
Washington:’Clark, 80;' throughout the entire North-
organization of Crag Rats, im­
mised all those who attend, and
While
living
in
Banks
Mr.
3; __
Ska-J
_ west among prominent business
those coming are requested to Cowlitz, 24; Klickitat, 3;
Winegar was adjutant of the bued by the same desire to be of
all Chambers of Com-
bring their picnic lunch where mania, 3; Wahkiakum, 1; total me" and
American
Legion. He now con­ public service to its community
dinner will be spread at 6.00 p. for Washington, 111; Grand to- merce.
ducts
a
newspaper
plant and job is the Legion, performs the dif­
He is i also secretary of the
ficult and most important task of
m.
. I k tai, 695.
shop in Renton.
Columbia
Associated
Lower
<
getting the large crowd of climb­
Lee Schwab, who has served
Chambers of Commerce and pro-
ers to the summit.
the Vernonia Eagle for the past
LEGION AUXILIARY
minent in i Kiwanis circles.
New Directors For
It has rightfully been said the
year as editor, will leave next Invited to Attend
In
Vernonia
among
the
mem
­
TO MEET JULY 14
Auxiliary is the backbone of any
week
for
Hood
River
where
he
Legion Post and this
Community Chest bers of the local Chamber of will be employed by the Hood
Garden Meeting is American
The American Legion Auxiliary
Commerce Mr. Hafenbrack has
doubly true in Hood River.
River
Glacier,
one
of
the
old
­
will meet Monday evening at
many friends.
The ladies, always willing to co-
At a meeting of the directors
est weekly newspapers in the
Mrs. H. E. McGraw’s.
There
Members of the Garden club >perate with the Post, take
of
the
Vernonia
Community
chest
will be nomination of officers.
of this city are invited to at­ charge of serving the large
HERE,8talek of„Or,egoDn-
NEW MINISTER
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The Hood River Glacier is tend a meeting of the Forest
All members are urged to at­ Thursday of last week, Judd
crowd at Legion Camp.
Greenman
was
elected
chairman
tend.
Rev. Mr. M. G. Hixson, who1 edited by Roger Moe, a brother Grove Garden club at Forest
A Chamber of Commerce in
of the board in place of C. W.
of
Mark
E.
Moe,
who
several
Grove
on
Wednesday,
July
16,
arrived last week to take charge I
»ny community speaks for the
Reithner, who resigned.
weeks
ago
sold
the
Eagle
to
when Mrs. Lawson will be the business men and in Hood River
J. C. Lindley was appointed a of the Full Gospel Tabernacle,' Ray D. Fisher.
Big Gasoline War
guest speaker.
the Chamber of Commerce is
director along skrith Mrs. E. S. has been in the church services
Mr. Schwab will be engaged
Mrs. Lawson has been brought joining with the American Le­
Thompson, Mrs. Thompson tak­ for over ten years.
Invades Vernonia ing the place of Mrs. M. E. Moe, The congregation meets every in the advertising and circula­ to Oregon by the State Federa­ gion and will provide entertain­
Sunday for- services in their 1 tion department of the Hood Ri­ tion of Garden clubs to make a ment for the big camp fire pro­
who will move from this city.
survey of the highways to clear gram Saturday night, and a com­
The gas war has at last in­
The board of directors are Judd Tabernacle, which was newly | ver paper.
them of disfiguring signs. She mittee of twenty business men
vaded Vernonia, not as a fight Greenman, J. C. Lindley, Mrs. E. built several months ago.
had planned to speak in Ver­ will act as a reception commit­
PREPARES CAMP
among the local dealers, but as Bell and Mrs. E. S. Thompson.
Mrs. Carl Davidson, who has
nonia before the Chamber of tee to greet all comers.
a measure to force the oil com­
A community chest drive will
MEETING
GROUNDS
Commerce but has been unable
In the period of nine years
panies to allow Vernonia ser­ be held this year during the fall. been visiting relatives in Kan­
to arrange her schedule conven­ Hood River Post has discovered
Reports show that splendid sas City for the past two months,
vice stations the same differen­
Rev.
G.
W.
Plumer
left
Tues
­
Her mo­
iently.
what the general public likes. It
tial that has been granted other work has been carried on by the returned Saturday.
day for Jennings Lodge to pre­
enjoys immensely the open air
dealers a similar distance from chest committee, numerous cases ther, Mrs. Margaret Grady, and pare for the camp meeting
niece, Miss Mary Virginia Hop­
program around the big camp
taken care of.
Portland.
kins, returned with her to spend which opens July 21. Mr. Plum-
fire Saturday night after having
The Kerr Motor company by
er is superintendent of the
Douglas Decor of Eugene, Ore­ the summer.
enjoyed the wonderful meal serv-
bringing in Texaco gas which
Frank Henniger and Joe Hen- grounds.
■d by the Auxiliary. The post
it sold for 17 cents forced the gon, has been the guest of Mr.
The chief speakers at the
Iras found that some people are
haad of the other oil companies, and Mrs. Loe! Hieber during' niger, of Portland, members of
camp
meeting,
Mr.
Plumer
unable to attend the camp, who
and as a result the rest of the the Fourth of July holidays. Mr. the Vernonia baseball team were
ire extremely interested and for
stations in town are selling for Decor is a student at the Uni- guests at the Greenman home states, will be Bishop and Mrs.
for Sunday night supper.
that reason were successful last
that figure, a reduction of four versity of Oregon.
At a regular meeting of Ver­ year in securing a Broadcast ov­
cents.
nonia Post of the American Le­ er KGW. This program heard
Vernonia dealers have been
gion Tuesday evening nomination in camp last year by more than
having to pay from six to ten
of officers and of delegates for 1000 people was commented on
cents more for their gas than sta­
the state conevntion wes held.
from every section of the state.
tion owners on the beaten track.
Carl Davidson was nominated The president of the National
for Post commander, M. E. Grün­ Broadcasting company, who was
den and Earl Washburn for first present and spoke over the
vice-commander; Al Harp, John “mike,” said it was an outstand­
Grady and P. A. Nichols, second ing accomplishment in radio
vice commander; Percy Hughes, broadcasting.
John Grady, Z. Ness, Army Kan-
Portland Cooperate»
nard and Dan Nelson were nomi­
In recognition of the splendid
nated for post adjutant. Earl efforts of the Portland Chamber
Washburn, nominated for finance members who untiringly persist­
Hundreds from this city visit­
officer, J. C. Henderson for chap­ ed in their efforts to secure the
ed Arcadia park July Fourth and
lain, and Happy Thompson, Jack tram permit, they have been ask­
the following two days, where
Kerr and Sid Berry for Sargeant ed to provide the Saturday night
concessions, dancing and games
of arms.
were sponsored for the enter­
camp fire program, and have en­
tainment of the guests.
The selection of Carl Davidson thusiastically consented to do so.
Among many attending were
for post commander received the
Last year 602 people register­
some who had never visited the
hearty support of every Legion­ ed at the Legion Mile High camp
park before and were astonished
naire of Vernonia Post, judging and it is estimated that hundreds
at the wonderful progress made
from the response of approval failed to register. The Portland
during the past few months.
received when Mr. Davidson was Chamber say the crowd this year
The new dance floor is consid­
nominated.
will be doubled and Hood River
ered one of the best in the
Delegates for the state con­ Post is mindful of the task they
county with excellen music fur­
vention at Baker nominated to are undertaking. Prompted by
nished the dancers, the orches­
represent Vernonia post were the possibility of a record break­
tra coming from Portland.
Connie Anderson, post command­ ing crowd Hood River Legion­
During the afternoon on July
er; M E. Carkin, state member­ aires, to a man, are ready to
Fourth over ten races for small
ship chairman and past com­ undertake their job.
girls and boys were ran, liberal
It has been suggested that the
mander of Vernonia post; H. E.
prizes being offered to the win­
McGraw, past commander; John tenth year is a fitting time for
ners.
the Hood River Legionaires to
Grady and Percy Hughes.
A log rolling contest, for small
Those nominated as alternates hold their first "Old Soldiers
swimmers, was held in the pond,
were Dr. W. H. Hurley, A. L. Re-union” at Legion Mile High
with a prize going to the one
Kullander, M. E. Gründen and camp on the Sunday prior to the
staying on the log the longest.
climb. The re-union will be in
Army Kannard.
Concessions were in charge
the nature of a work day, when
The
local
post
plans
sending
of L. W. Baker of this city.
wood for the kitchen and camp
a large delegation to the state fire will be assembled and camp
During the summer months
convention and may sponsor put in shape for the big crowd.
many lodges and clubs plan
some stunt which would bring On work dav last year a
holding parties at the park, and
favorable publicity to the city
the Saturday evening dances are
of Vernonia.
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well attended.
Thread Twisters. Laura Uhl-
Nominate Delegates For
man. Scappoose, leader.
Quincy Sunrise Sewing, Esth­
State Convention
er Lumijarvi, leader.
Yankton Willing Workers, Mrs.
Hodgkins, leader.
G. T. C. Cookng, Ellen Sir- Davidson, Commander
nio, Quincy, leader.
Vernonia Sewing, Charlotte Post Membership Now Over
Hilts, leader.
190; Will Have 4 Dele­
Happv Hour Girls Home Cook­
ery,
Vera Peterson, Warren,
gates at Convention
leader.
Clatskanie, Arts, Alma Wilson,
Vernonia Post of the Ameri­
Clatskanie, leader.
can Legion whose membership
Clatskanie, Cooking, Alma Wil­ quota was placed by the State
son, Clatskanie, leader.
department as 194, for July 19,
reached 190 Monday.
M. E. Carkin, department
membership chairman, feels con­
fident that the local post will
go over the top the end of this
week.
Many are planning to attend
Kuckenberg and Whittam, who the American Legion convention
were awarded the contract for at Baker in August.
building the new bridge over
LADIES
Rock creek, started Monday dis­ ENTERTAINS
assembling the old bridge.
Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mrs.
At the present time nearly 90 M. D. Mulkins entertained the
per cent of those employed are Ladies Aid of the Christian
local labor.
church in the church parlors
It is understood that the con­ Wednesday, June 25.
tract calls for the completion of
Following the business meet-
the bridge by Auguest 31.
ing the members worked on em-
broidered pieces for their an­
VERNONIA WINS
nual bazaar to be given this- fallX
after which the ladies served re­
FROM RAINIER
freshments.
Starts Work
On New Bridge
5 TO 2 SUNDAY
The Vernonia Baseball club
played the Rainier club Sunday,
taking them to a 5 to 2 clean­
ing. The game was played in
fast time and was one of the
best exhibitions ever put up by
the local club. McGregor, hurl­
ing for the Redshirts, was in
excellent form, allowing only
four bingles, all of which were
«ingles, and struck out eight of
the Rainier batsmen.
Rainier crossed the plate first
in the third inning when they
marked up a run on a walk, a
tolcn base and a single. Ver­
nonia tied the count in their
half of the third on a walk, a
couple of stolen bases by Linn
and a single by Brooks. They
added two more in the sixth on
successive singles by Hawkins,
McGregor, Malmsten and Green­
man and then pushed across two
more in the seventh to make sure
of the game, on singles by Linn,
Brooks and Malmsten.
Rainier shoved their final
counter across in the eighth on
errors by Malmsten and Mc­
Gregor.
The crowd viewing the game
was very small and was most
disheartening to the local club.
The manager reports that be­
cause of poor crowds the locals
will have to drop out of the Two
State league and play indepen­
dent ball for the remainder of
the season. He is at present
dickering with St. Helens for
a couple of games and will also
itry to get games with Jewell
and Timber, as well as a few
games with some of the faster
clubs from Portland. There will
be no game next Sunday but
there will be a game the follow-
ing Sunday with a club to be
named later.
The box score of last Sunday’s
game follows
Rainier
AB R H PO A E
Ingold 3B
3 1 0, 0 2 0
Joseph C
4 0 1 9 1 0
Forest SS
4 0 0 0 1 0
Jesse 2B
4 0 0 3 8 0.
RussellCF
4 0 1 0 0 0
Dubois LF
4 0 1 3 0 0
Gregory RF
4 0 1 2 0 1
Merrill IB
3 1 0, 7 0 0
Wilburn P
2 0 0 0 1 1
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Total
32 2 4 24 8 2
Many improvements are being
made at Big Eddy park on the
Nehalem
river
three
miles
north of Pittsburg in order to
be ready for the formal opening
which will take place on Sun­ Vernonia
AB~ R H PO A E
day, July 20.
Laird SS
4 0 0 1 1 0
George Mills and A. L. Morris Marshall SS 1 0 0 0 0 0.
have the matter in charge, be­ Linn CF
3 2 1 0 0 •
ing the Pomona grange commit­ Brooks RF
4 1 3 3 0 0
tee appointed to oversee the Hawkins LF 4 1 1 1 0 (X
work. A building 14x22 is be­ McGregor P 4 1 2 1 4 1
ing built by Mr. Mills and Har­ Malmsten 3B 4 • 2 1 2 1
ry Morris.
A gasoline station Greenman IB1 2 0 1 10 0 0
will be installed and picnic and Heniges C
2 U 0 « 1 0
camp supplies will be carried in Black C
1 0 0. 2 0 •
stock by the caretaker. It is Johnson 2B
4 • 0 2 1 1
generally understood that Harry
Morris will be caretaker of the
Total
33 s 10 27 9 3
park and will operate it for | Rainier - - - 001 000 010, — 2
whatever he is able to make on i Vernonia - - 001 002 20x — 5
sales of gasoline and articles| Summary: 2-base hit, Brooks;
from the store. He will look Stolen bases, Ingold, Dubois,
after the comforts of the visitors , Linn 3, Brooks, Hawkins; Struck
and will keep the park in order out by William 8, McGregor 8;
as well asr make necessary im­ Base on balls off Willbum 3,
provements.
McGregor 1; Left on bases.
The Big Eddy park was pur­ Rainier 4, Vernonia 8; Double
chased by subscriptions obtained I plays, Forest to Jesse to Merrill;
by members of the Columbia Hit by pitcher, Heniges by Will­
County Pomona grange and is bum.
one of the few bodies of virgin
timber left standing in so avail­ BATTING
AVERAGES
able a place in Columbia coun­
The batting averages of the
ty.
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local baseball club jumped up
Miss Winona Irving of Crane, a few points Sunday when the
Oregon, has been the guest of Redshirts played Rainier. The
Miss Amy Hughes for several average to date for the entire
days this week. Miss Irving and team is .284 or just about
Miss Hughes attended the Uni­
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versity of Oregon together.
Annual Mt.
Hood Climb
Julyl2-14
Sunday School
PicnkJuly 16
The attendance is getting lar-
ger each week and shows a con­
siderable increase over that of a
year ago.
Considerable improvements are
to be made on the club house
and on the course says J. C.
Lindley, one of the active ex­
ecutives of the golf course.
Chief Engineer
Visits Vernonia
Hafenbrack to
Quit Longview
Schwab Goes
To Hood River
Legion Hold
Final Member­
ship Drive
A Bumper Crop
Big Crowd At
Arcadia Park
July Fourth
I