Vernonia eagle., July 25, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregoft
Frie* ly, July 25, 1930
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E. A. Shipman went to Port­
land last Wednesday to the Vet-
eran hóspital.
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s. Wilkinson, who has been in
Medford fpr some time, has re-
turned to; Vernonia.
Mrs. W. F. Briot spent the
weekend in Portland visiting her
parents.
J. Alien of Miller Mercantile
store at Hillsboro was in town
Tuesday.
Hugh Warrens of Forest Grove
was the guest of the Greenman
family last week.
» Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ritchie,
former Vernonia residents, were
visitors here Monday and Tues­
day.
E. Douglas of the Miller Mer­
cantile store is spending his two
week’s vaoation with his family
in McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Johnson
of Seattle were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Green over the
weekend.
Mrs. P. Mateaco, who under­
went an appendix operation in
Portland about three weeks ago,
has returned to her home.
Miss Charlotte Green spent a
few days in Birkenfeld as the
guest of Alberta and Irene De
Rock.
Mrs. F. H. Schneer, of New
Rochelle, New York, is spending
the summer here with her daugh­
ter, Mrs. M. A. Gregory.
Mrs. H. Schmille of St. Jo-
seph, Missouri, is spending the
summer with her daughter, M rs.
W. W. Wolff.
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Construction of a J. C. Pen­
ney store in Rainier began last
week.
j Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland
' motored
to
Portland
Friday
Lumber shipments from the St ' morning on business and return-
Jchn Blaker, who is a traffic of­
ficer there and was badly hurt Helens district last week amount- ed Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stoops came
in an accident about a month ed approximately to 4 million
ago. Mr. Blaker reported that he feet, according to H. D. Scott, down from Vancouver, Washing-
stevedoring manager.
I ton, and spent Thursday night
was improving slowly.
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1 with her mother,
Mrs.
John
The new St. Helens telephone Schlippy.
George and Paul Boerner of
Mrs. G. Devine and Mrs. A.
Monroe, Oregon, and Miss Thel­ exchange of the Pacific Tele­
ma Bennett of Scappoose visited phone and Telegraph company is Dowling were Birkenfeld visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. Monger Sunday. in use. The company has spent ! Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Wm. Keaton was up from
Garland Monger returned to $40,00,0 in improvements in that
Birkenfeld Saturday afternoon.
Monroe and will spend about two city in the last six months.
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Mrs. Fred Wilson was visiting
weeks visiting relatives there
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members
and Mrs. L. E. Knowles several days
Nearly
and in Eugene and Creswell.
friends of the Perry family Bi­ last week.
Ralph George has a new mo­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lindley tended the annual reunion July
had as their guests from Friday 13 at the home of George W. torcycle, recently purchased.
Miss Anna Aamodt will teach
to Monday, Mr. Lindley’s par­ Perry, near St. Helens.
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school in the state of Montana
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lind-
The St. Helens Sentinel issued this coming year.
of
ley, and brother
George
Frank Ilaycox, Jr., with some
Leavenworth, Washington,
On a 24 page edition July 17 cele­
friends are camping up on the
their way
to
Vernonia they brating the completion of
i old Haycox farm for a short
stopped at Hood River to visit Fir-Tex plant in that city.
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vacation.
two of their sons and returned
Mrs. Giftord was up from Bir­
home by way of Seattle, making
State 1 agricultural teachers will
a loop trip of about 800, miles. meet in i Forest Grove August kenfeld Saturday afternoon.
11 for a week of study.
| Mrs. Dowling was calling on
Mrs. M. D. Cole
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entertained
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Mrs. Chas. Sundland Thursday.
the children of 1 the neighborhood
The Wm. McMullen family and
A-power digger is now being
with ice cream 1 and cake last used on the 25 acre planting of Dave McMullen’s daughter were
Thursday,
the
occasion being daffodil bulbs at the Martin-War­ in the village Thursday shaking
Donald’s first birthday,
Those rens nursery near Forest Grove. | hands with old acquaintances.
present were Erma Kent, Sarah
The Cline family from Verno­
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McGee, Geraldine and Norma
nia were Sunday guests of Mr.
Three
large
beacon
lights
are
!
Savage, Nadine and Clayton Aid-
and Mrs. Hall of the Ivy Bunga-
rich, Margaret Fisher, Ray Dick­ to be placed at different heights
son, Velna Hurley, and Shirley on the 626 foot tower near Hills- . *°- Bernard Dowling was a Port­
and Donald Cole.
I boro for the guidance of air-!. land business visitor Monday.
planes. Cost of adding the new
L. P. Matthews returned home
equipment and installing will be
from Newport Sunday where he
about $75,000.
went some time ago to do some
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The new cut-up mill of the work.
James Hill went to work for
Crown-Willamette Paper company
.located on the Columbia river a Lee Osborn Monday.
Wm. Rose was down from the
1 mile and a half below Cathlamet
|begins regular operations this ummit Monday doing some work
The city of Rainier has begun | week. Between 25 and 30 men in the interests of the telephone
foreclosure proceedings in three are emnloved on a shift.
company.
I Among Our
Neighbors • •
”WE“ Join With
Mrs. M. Knauss of Minneapo­
lis, Minnesota, is spending the
summed with her
Knauss and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGraw
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. MacPherson motored to
Rockaway Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes
were the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
M. D. Cole at dinner Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker
of Banks and Betty and Nor­
ma Heltzell visited the McGraw
and Hartwick families Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Meoklem
and George Mecklam left for
Monday,
Cascade, Idaho,
last
where they expect to spend the
summer.
Miss Edith
man Turner
Forest Grove
Lotus
Isle
near Portland.
Bailey and Her-
spent Sunday in
and also visited
amusement
park
Mrs. Dave Marshall and Mrs.
Judd Greenman spent Monday at
Jennings Lodge, where the Evan­
gelical church meetings are in
progress.
Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole and
two children, Shirley and Donald,
visited Mrs. Cole’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Holaday of Scap-
nday.
id Mrs. J. M. Bateman
ington,
Oklahoma, are
sume time here with
i, O, T. Bateman, and
They arrived by motor
Homing.
at
LOWEIt
RICES arc low on many good tires, crease our volume at small profits . . .
but there is only one “best”. The We invite you to come in ami see the new
Firestone Line at these low prices. We not
Firestone Company, Firestone Dealers
and Service Stores join in reducing dis­ only have tires in all popular sizes, hut we
tribution costs.
have the cross sections so that you may
Il was not enough for Firestone to orig­ examine the inside construction of the
inate and apply economies in tire build­ tire, and actually see the advantages of
ing. Firestone now originates and further Firestone over other makes. You will be
applies economies to distribution which convinced that no such values have ever
reduce our cost and enable us to in­ been offered you before.
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LEAI)EKSII1I’
Firestone brought out for automobile use:
—The first straight-side tire,
—The first rubber non-skid tread,
d Mrs. N. A. Spofford
Portland Monday. They
impanied by Mrs. Birdie
>f Decatur, Illinois, who
visiting them and who
and Tuesday on the Ad-
ragut for Log Angeles,
riming party and picnic
yed at Packer's Grove
>y Misses Pauline and
Cates, Edna Mitcham,
Austin, Robert Welch,
lollister, and Paul Vas-
■s W. A. Hutchins acted
one.
d Mrs. H. Blaker went
uver, Washington, Sun-
lit Mr. Blaker’s brother,
■—ran 71.351 miles on a Detroit taxicab, be­
fore the first tire was replaced.
—were on the G. M. C. truck carrying a two-
ton load that liung up the Coast-to-Coast en­
durance record,
—for 10 years have been sold on a mileage
cost basis to taxicab and bus lines in greater
rolume than any other tires, and now equip
the world's largest taxicab fleet and the
world's longest bus line.
ANCHOR
Super Heavy Duty
4.50- 20.................... $8.55
4.75-19................... 9.85
Pauline and Delphine
e spending their vaca-
Vernonia visiting their
x>u Cates, and as the
Mrs. W. A. Hutchins
a Mitcham.
lartha Tapp, five yeai
hter of Mr. and Mrs.
pp, underwent a tonsil
at the Vernonia hospi-
day. She is progressing
1 is now able to be out.
—The first commercial demountable rim,
—The first patented Gum-Dipping process,
—The first balloon tire,
PERFORMANCE
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires;
—hold all world's records on road and track
for safety, mileage, speed and endurance,
—for eleven consecutive years hare icon the
500 mile Indianapolis Endurance Race,
•—were on winning cars in Fike's Peak Race,
where a slip meant death,
—were on the Studebaker car which on a
board track at Atlantic City in 1928 went
30,000 miles in 26,326 minutes.
1 Mrs. Ray Charlesworth
lily slpent Sunday at
.ake. On their way they
> their daughter Gavena,
taking nurse’s training
Portland.
uth Dumas of Kelso and
rtle Brodie of Long-
it part of their vacation
>nia last week visiting
dock family and Miss
brother, Enoch Dumas,
ALITES
To Bring You
5.00-19.................... 10.55
5.50- 19.................... 12.95
6.00-19.................... 13.45
6.00-20..............
13.55
Other Sizes Proportionately Low
Wi&tate
OI.UFIFI.D
4.50-21.......... $6.35
4.75-19............. 7.55
5.25-21..
9.75
(OIRIER
30x3
Stand. $4-20
4.40-21.......... _.. 4.79
4.50-21.............. 5.35
Other Sixes Proportion at«] y Low
Tirarteae
tire«#«*«
ANCHOR
THI CK TIKES
OLRFIKLB
Double-Breaker Balloon
4.40-21.
$5.85
4.50- 20.
. 6.60
4.50- 21.
. 6.65
4.75-19.
. 7.95
. 8.40
5.00-19.
5.50- 19
10.45
OlWr Slw ProMrll.i'alrlT l-.w
30x5 11.1).
32x6 H. I).
$19.45
34.10
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Kerr Motor Co
Vernonia
TIRES
TUBES
BATTERIES
BRAKE LINING
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Mr and Mrs. Charlie Hill were
the home of her cousin at Ver­
shop]: mg in the village Thurs­
nonia.
day.
COUNTY POMONA GRANGE
Guv Lane returned home with
IS TO MEET WITH NATAL
his r.unt, Mrs. Stoops, to Van-
Frank Schmidlin is hauling hay
couv. r for a few weeks’ visit.
GRANGE SATURDAY, AUG 2
L. E. McGee was down from from the Bergerson place this
the Burn shopping in the village week.
Columbia
County
Pomona
Mrs. • Newberb from Zinia, Ore­ grange will meet with Natal
the last of the week.
Fred Rumbaugh’s new house gon, is visiting at the home of grange, at their hall, Saturday,
August 2. Secretaries are asked
is nearly ready for occupancy, her daughter, Mrs. A. Webb.
across the road from the Well’s
Miss Margaret Bennett visit­ to send their Pomona reports in
honey ranch.
ed with Miss Marian McMullin at time for this meeting. We have
Win. Bridger’s folks spent Sun­ Natal Thursday and Friday.
received word from Brother Hu-
day at Vernonia on the golf
E. Treharne and Geo. Dorth let that he would be with us at
course.
this meeting, and it is hoped
are home from Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parlknon
Mrs. Price and son Kenneth that all Pomona members will
were down from the Burn Satur- have returned to Treharne.
be present to welcome our new
State Master to Columbia county.
day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lester
Miller
A meeting of great interest to
Miss Charlotte Green of Ver-
nonia was a guest of Alberta and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ( lark a]| Krangers will be the opening
spent
Saturday
in
Salem
and
of
Rig. Eddy park_ to be held
De Rock Wednesday night,
¡Sunday, August 10.
S. J. DeRock left the last of Woodburn.
Mrs. P. Snyder called at the I All grangers are asked to
the week for his place of employ­
1 ■ bring a basket lunch, and to
ment after a week’s visit with home c of Mrs. R. Stanton.
his sister, Mrs. Wm. Bridgers.
Mrs. F. N. O’Donnell and chil- provide liberally, so we can have
Ernest Lane went to work for dren are visiting at the home lunch for strangers.
Bennett and Medows this week. of her mother at Hillsboro.
Lillian Daniels, Columbia coun­
He ran a sliver in his arm Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Larson ty Pomona Secretary.
day and had to go to the doctor and Mr. and Mrs. Adna Archer
to have it removed, but is get­ have moved to Newberg.
STAYTON—(UP)—Eivin Bab­
ting along nicely.
Chas. Schmidlin and son were cock, 12, crack “slingshotist”, let
Mrs. Devine and Mrs. Dowling delivering vegetables at camp on fly at a cap of dynamite which
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were shopping, in
Clatskanie Saturday.
j he had placed on a rock. The
Tuesday.
Loretta Baker is visiting at ¡doctor
I doctor attended Eivin.
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