Friday, July 11, 1930
Vernonia Eagle» Vernonia, Oregon
I
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe | ter Hazel were in Vernonia for
Mr. and Mr». Wm. E. Baker I
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nel- the show Saturday evening, later and children Leonard and Thel-I
son picnicked near Cochran Sun- attending the dance at Arcadia ma cf Sherwood called at the' The Sunday school in charge
day evening.
park.
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker. of A. C. F
.....
Krauss meets at 9:45
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kern
~ , preach
_____ at
Mr. and Mrs. Al Knight and The families enjoyed a picnic din­ a. m. The pastor will
pnd three children, Richard, Har- son Douglas are spending the ner at the river.
11 a. m.; young people’s meeting
1-iet and Margaret Lacy spent week at Seaside. Thev were join­
Mr. and Mrs. Adna Archer are at 7 p. —
m. "
Rev. F. B. Culver,
Friday in Portland.
ed there by Mrs. Cushman of the proud parents of a son, born the presiding Elder, will preach
Sady Lane of Mist spent Mon­ ed with Dave Kramer Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wenzel, Portland, who will be their guest [July 4. He weighs
MU
at 8 p. m., and hold the commun­
day in Vernonia.
morning while on their way to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richards, during their stay at the beach, one-half peunds.
ion service.
Seaside.
Sidney Mosher, Sr., and Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Meeske are
Mrs. Wm. Ferlaak has as her
Ray Fisher returned from Wa­
Monday evening at 8 p. m.,
shougal Monday after spending
Dr. M. C. Finley, prominent Mosher, Jr., of Gladstone were house guest for several weeks spending two week, in Salem Rev. Culver will preach and hold
weekend
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Miss
May
Boulder
of
Minneapolis.
with
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Cecil
the weekend at home.
the first quarterly conference.
physician of Salem, visited “*r- Reed Ingalls.
Mr. and Mrs. Chance Hewitt Deacon.
r _____
The Boy
Scouts ____
will meet at
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidlin and Mrs. John B. Hair at the. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe motored to McMinnville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Fulton ' the church Monday evening at
! drove to Portland Friday to be
of Brauns were Vernonip shop­ Hotel Nehalem July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Angello Morelli and children Winonia and Dona 6:30.
pers Monday.
the guests at a birthday dinner were guests of relatives at Yam­ Lee from The Dalles called at
Mr. and Mrs. N. Soden,
G. W. Plumer, Pastor.
hill Friday.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
IT GOES
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Washburn companied by Mrs. M. L. R . given for Mr. Wolfe's father.
IT LASTS
-I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Kern
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Nickerson
Lindsay.
cliffe,
were
Portland
business
vi
­
left for Seaside last week to
SO
MUCH
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
SO
MUCH
in
Hillsboro
Thursday
for
"Hap
­
spent
the
weekend
in
Portland
Misses
Ruth,
and
Helen
Burdick
visit relatives of Mrs. Washburn.; sitors Tuesday and Wednesday.
FURTHER
py Days.”
LONGER,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mor- of Portland are spending the
F. Claude Stephena, Minister
James Ingalls and Gladys Wal­ gan.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ritchey
week at the home of their aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Phelps,
are spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Phelps and ters spent the Fourth at Lotus
Services for July 13: Bible
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boom- Mrs. Jess Mitchell, at camp.
friends and relatives in Idaho.
homer went to Rainier Friday to
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson have school at 10 a. m.; 11 i a. m., Di-
daughter and Mrs. Davis Phelps Island, in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferlaak,
meme: :
returned home from their vaca­ vine morning worship, >. theme
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Moe and all of Independence, Oregon, Harold Ferlaak and Eunice Root visit Mr. and Mrs. Simons.
The Day of Pentecost and ”the
Mr. and Mrs. Len Versteig tion.
spent
the
Fourth
at
the
home
of
daughter Joy spent the weekend
picnicked at Arcadia park Fri­ drove to Newberg Friday to
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barnes and Apostles.
Harry Phelps.
visiting relatives in Salem.
TAEVELOPED in new
day.
spend the day with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Barnes of Ver­
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.,
and popular colors,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Christian­
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Noble were nonia were up playing golf Sun­ a new program is being followed
Arne Rae, field manager of
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mosher
THOROLAC
Velvet
Charles
and
Florence
Chris
­
son,
at
Oceanside
for
a
few
days
last
day.
which
is
giving
very
promising
the State Editorial association, of San Francisco and Mrs. Rice
Gloss permits of new
Mr. and Mrs. James Glassner results. At 8 p. m., The Cost of
spent several hours in this city of the same city are visiting at tianson and Herbert Root spent week.
brightness and beauty
L. R. Welch, depot agent at and family are visiting with rela­ ! Discipleship.
last week.
the home of Mrs. Rose Fletcher Friday in Portland with Mr. and
Cochran, visited friends here Sun­ tives the past week.
for every room in the
and her mother, Mrs. Mosher, of Mrs. Harley Fear.
Ernest Ford with the Pacific this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stagg day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith and
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
house.
Fruit and Produce company was
visited a few days last week
children have returned home.
ïhor-o-Lac
As
its name suggests
a business caller in Vernonia
with
friends
at
Tygh
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Spaf-
A number of local families The Sunday
Monday.
v»tvetGto««
Al Harp, Joe Ferlaak and Joe
THOROLAC Velvet
ford of Gooding, Iowa, spent
spent the Fourth having picnic tian church school of the Chris-
a picnic
Winans drove to Portland Sun­
Gloss produces a rich,
lunches on the banks of the Ne­ Wednesday, is _ to have
On account of several council­ the weekend at the home of Mr. day to see a show.
July 16, , ____
from - 1 r
p. .
Spafford's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lester
Miller
and
family
halem
river.
have
smooth, velvety finish
men being away on their vaca­
m.,
for
the
little
folks,
or
the
be
­
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ingalls and returned totheir home after vi­
Mrs. M. F. John and Mrs. H.
having extraordinary
tions no city council meeting N. A. Spafford. The Spafford's, family
joined a party of friends siting for several weeks with E. John and children have been ginners and primary department.
who left Gooding a week ago,
lasting qualities both
was held Monday evening.
,The parents, or mothers at least,
Any housewife can
are on their honeymoon, having at Clear creek to a picnic din­ relatives near Silverton.
picking berries and cherries at are requested to come with
in color and gloss
apply Thorvlac herMlf.
the
ner the Fourth. The view there
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Auld visit- been married July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolongia and Cornelius.
It
goes on ao easily,
children.
4
p.
m.,
is
for
the
of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams and Mt. children have returned from Van-
Mr. and Mrs- E. Lisenby were' 'Juniors, intermediates and the
St.
Helens
is
very
beautifnl
and
couver.
Vernonia shoppers on Thursday. [ adults.
While there they motored to Co­ scenic.
Let us show you the color - card
Miss Louis Emgan and Mr. O.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Neurer were: j Games and a good time is in
quille and Bandon beach.
H. S. Root, Herbert Root, Mrs. Sheeley were married the past business caller at Treharne.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Winans
[store for all members of the Sun­
C. R. Christianson and daughter
The young couple will
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turner, day school.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Riches of of Aberdeen, Washington, were Florence drove to La Center, Wa­ week.
make
their
home
on
his
farm
two
son
Harry,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
I
Salem, who have been the guests weekend guests of Mrs. Vida Wi­ shington, Friday to visit Mrs. H.
All will bring a picnic lunch;
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Farley, nans and Joe Winans. They al­ S. Root, who is staying with her miles from Treharne. Their many Barnes and children Helen, Wai-' i the dinner will be spread about
motored to Pendleton for a vi­ so visited Mrs. Clinton Winan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Poole. friends called one evening to ex­ ter, and Roy visited with relatives 6 p. m. If you are coming bring
tend their best wishes.
on Saturday.
sit. They will also go to Vale, parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
u I
I 1 a a drinking
cup and table cloth
Miss Anna Gorrie of Spring­
Mrs. J. A. Santee, Miss Eva
F. N. O’Donnell and family are ' wjth your lunch to our city park.
Oregon, where Mr. Riches at one Frost at Hillsboro.
field
and
David
England,
who
is
4-U- ----
1- at nr
i i---- X
Santee, Alvah and Max Santee of spending the
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ingalls and
week
Waldport.
time was editor of the Malheur
| family spent several days in Van- spending the summer with his Vancouver, Washington, spent the
C. R. John and family spent'
Gazette nt Vale.
grandmother, spent Tuesday at
1
Carl Startup went to Sunny­ couver last week the guests of the D. C. England home. Mrs. Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Ben the Fourth with relatives in
Washington.
side, Washington, to visit his'Mr. Ingalls’ mother, Mrs. J. E. England, Lillian and Don England Bennett.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. I Crites.
Startup, for about two weeks. I Mr. and Mrs. Russel Burt and returning with them to Spring­
4
Mr. and Mrs. Hockett of Aloha Elmer Burt were on a motor trip. field for a several weeks’ visit.
Harold Koenig,
son of
were Sunday guests of Mr. and: last week and on their way Mrs"'Alhert
’*'Kn’eniL"
°* Mr. and
“"d
Albert
is st
staying
Mrs. Al Knight.
I home attended the Fourth of Ju- — ... AI
^.rt Koenig, 13
«y*nK
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Borg and [ >v celebration at Hillsboro Fri- worth
1
B’ Ay e3'
worth at Longview.
children Doris and Arno of North day.
Fred Miller, ’ Henry
vengt^r
* Ferlaak
Bend, Washington arrived Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clevenger'
day to spend a few days with have returned from a week’s an<* Ealph R°°t spent three days
Mr. and Mrs. Al Love.
[camping and fishing trip at Tri­ icamping on Roundtop.
Joe Ferlaak was in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Klainsporm angle lake.
of Aloha were here with Mr. and ' _ Mr., and Mrs. -Art Baird, Mrs. Sunday to see Roland Cosselman. I
Anton, Wenzel, Albert Rich-1
Mrs. Wm. HaJkin^ over the Baird’s mother, Mrs. Herrick,
A shoe that wears longer
[and Evelyn Barzee were in Port- ards, Sidney Mosher, Sr., and
weekend.
Sidney
Mosher,
Jr.,
of
Gladstone
■
•
land
and
to
the
beaches
this
Glen Stewart, who is in the i---- - ---- — —~ -------- - ----
...that grows old gracefully
accompanied by Reed Ingalls
• 'week.
U. S. navy, was the guest of • his
:week’
went
on
a
fishing
trip
over
the
sister, Mrs. Al Knight, Sunday. | Miss Isabelle Ross spent one
and slowly...that maintains
Mr. and Mrs. Al Love spent I day last week with her parents weekend. They caught a fine
string
of
fish.
its good looks to the end
the week with friends at Browns- at .Gaston. ..
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wolfe
ville and Cascadia.
Mr. Love I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gartzke and
Modern merchants use many means of building up patronage but when it
Most Styles
went fishing on tne
the ooum
South nan-
San- .*«•«••/
[ daughter Mary Jane were in called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
eomes
to FOODS, we say it with VALUES! And that means the finest foods,
Johnson in Vernonia Wednesday
tiam and also having
1
„ been bit Hillsboro for the Fourth.
fresh from packer and producer, at real money-saving prices. It’s VALUES
by the golfing bug, played golf.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens evening.
like those listed below that thrifty Iiou4?wifes appreciate. Just look at them!
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ingalls and, motored to Portland Friday to
family
~”v motored to 1 Longview visit Mr. and Mrs. W. Wing.
of Spokane are visiting at the
-Wednesday to call on friends. I j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kern spent Clevenger home. Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Wm. Ferlook, Miss May the Fourth at Mt. Hood on the I is Mrs. Clevenger’s mother.
Boulder and Harold Ferlook made ! Zig Zag river. While there Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ellis spent
a trip to Portland Monday.
and Mrs. Kern also played golf the past week in Newberg and
Portland with relatives, while
Ed Holtham, Prop.
Dan Love, who has been the on the Mt. Hood Golf course.
guest of his brother, Al Love, for
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klein and there Mr. Ellis played golf.
Regular or Quick—Large 55 oz. pkg.
Mrs. Anton Wenzel, Mrs. Al­
sometime, left for sacramento, son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Art Baird
bert
Richards,
Mrs.
Wm.
Ferlaak
,
California, Wednesday. Mr. and and Evelyn Barzee and Mrs. Her­
FOR THE MAN WHO CARES
Mrs. Al Love accompanying as rick were among those at Ar­ and Mrs. Reed Ingalls and daugh- I
far as Eugene.
cadia park for the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nichols vi­
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Nelson and
Standard TOMATOES —
BOTTLE CAPS — Best
sited in Marshfield for severul family drove to Hillsboro Friday
Blue Ribbon MALT
Large Cans
QÇ
quality cork lined
1 n
days last week with Mrs. Nich­ to take in the celebration at
3 lb. can
per
gross
luC
3
for
•>•><-
ol’s sister, Mrs. Josephine Parks. Shutes’ park.
Van Camp’s HOMINY —
WHITE FIGS — Extra
Large Cans
n r
;i
choice grade
3 for
JOC
3 tbs.
locals I
l.l
^Velvet (îlot
Treharne
Westimher
Hoffman Hdwe
Vernonia
a
T he
»
FLORSHEIM
SHOE
When it Comes to Foods . . . .
We Say it With VALUES!
*IO
Workingman9» Store
Prices Effective at all MacMarr Stores Sat., and Mon., July 12 and 14th
Quaker Oats
Calumet Baking Powder lb.
25c
25c
55c
MILLER’S
Good
Foods
.JULY
Today and
Every Day
CLEARANCE
SALE
at the
IS GOING STRONG!
Nehalem Market &
Grocery, Inc
The many people who have participated
in this event are well pleased with tHe
bargains offered.
It will pay You to fill your needs from thia
Freight
I
Waldorf, 3 rolls
GOLD MEDAL
17_
FLOUR
1/C
M. J. B. COFFEE, —
1 lb. vacuum
cans
an
4ZC
i n
1UC
Dependable VANILLA or
Lemon Extract
*>7-
2 oz. bottle
£ / C
TREE TEA — Black or
Green, Mi lb.
package
9C-
JITNEY SARDINES —
6 oz. cans,
6 for
GJL
The worlds leading
flour is now on sale
at MacMarr (Ff 04
49 lb. sack
No. 10
Sack
47c
Libbv’s or R. C. All Green
ASPARAGUS TIPS —
No. 1 Picnic tins
2 for
7C/>
ÛJC
Large packages
2for
AC/.
‘tJC
Libby’s Fancy SPINACH—
Large cans
2 for
35c
MaeMARR MILK
Tall cans, 3 for
25c
PRUNES — Large size—
Italian Variety,
3 lbs.
BLUE ROSE RICE —
Fancy quality
3 tbs.
25c
Thompson’s Chocolate fla­
vored MALTED
AQr-
MILK, 1 lb. can
“eV
JAR RUBBERS
Heavy Red
4 pkgs, for
Post Brail Flakes
2 pkg«
25c
23c
GRAPE NUTS
2 pkgs.
33c
PORTO FRUIT PUNCH
BASE! — Assorted
Flavors, per bottle
Highly concentrated-- One
bottle makes a gallon of
punch.
25c
APRICOTS — Our Brand
—Large tree ripened fruit.
Large cans
2 for
35c
MaeMARR COFFEE —
U. S.
Always fresh, Always uni­
formly good
Q7 '/>/.
per pound
J* ”C
25c
rS.
Searchlight Matches
Pineapple
$1.10
Full count, 6 boxes
Broken sliced, J. D. Dole Brand
Large Cans, 3 for ...........................
19c
59c
well balanced showing of money savers.
YfiUt*
Door
Trucks Leave Vernonia
9 A. M. Dally
TOILET PAPER
RINSO Washing Powder—
Phone 721
Delivered To
and Called
For At
Top of all brand Standard
WHITE CORN, No. OQ
2 cans, 3 for_______ ¿«/C
Eventually—Why not
now?
This is An Annual Clean-Up
In Which Cost is Forgotten
Why Pay More Than At
Between Vernonia and Portland
MARKET FEATURES
VEAL STEW, Per lb..................................................
2 lbs.....................................
LEAN PORK CHOPS, Per lb...................................
ROUND STEAK, Per lb.............................................
HORMEL’S BONELESS PIG’S FEET (In JarB) Pt.
CORNED BEEF (Sliced for Lunches) Per lb.
BULK SHORTENING,
19c
29c
35c
30c
35c
35c
W. A. Davia, Local Manager.
Our
Portland-Vernonia Truck Line
MACMARR STORES
for Freight Orders
Vernonia, Oregon
Office Phone 1041
Rea. 1052
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