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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1930. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON TWO COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR st Helens SEPT. 10-11-12-13 4 Days 4 Nites Dancing Auspices The American L<egioii w * Airplane Flights d » ■ and Stunts Daily T Two Evening Performances Beautiful Fireworks Display Thursday and Friday Nights (■-/ Rodeo —- Racing Splendid Music Nelle spent the weekend at Sea side. Mr. Green’s sister, Mrs. W. E. Fuller, and family of Ta coma were with them there. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman and Hale and Phoebe attended a reunion August 24 of the for Miss Ferne Lindley, who has mer employees of Union Mills. been spending the past month Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lind son of Vernonia were also pre ley, returned Sunday to her home sent. Mrs. Greenman and Phoe in Leavenworth, Washington. be then went to Bordeaux, Wash Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris ington, and spent a week with and three children of Connell, Mrs. W. R. Hamilton. Hale spent Washington, spent Sunday visit- three or four days in Onalaska ing Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, visiting Joe Laws. Miss Phoebe Greenman went Mrs. Harris is a sister of Mr. to Portland Tuesday for the Brown. opening of St. Helens hall from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart- which she graduated last year. wick and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Miss Edith Bailey and Her Bateman spent the weekend holi man Turner spent the weekend day at Seaside. at Seaside. Mr.' and Mrs. R. M. . Aldrich Misses Verla and Helen Mes sing, who have been in Vernonia and family went to Newport for the past month, returned alst Monday returning Friday. Dr. and Mrs. C. O. j Anderson Sunday to their home in Hood River for the opening of school. and two children of Corvallis Their father, Emil f Messing, ac- spent Tuesday here with Mr. as Port- and Mrs. A. L. Kullander. comnanied them as far i I Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lincoln land. and Tom Brown motored to Sea Vancou- Lewis Blackburn of side Sunday. ver. Washington, was in Vernonia Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes had Labor day. as their guests Saturday Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McNeill Hughes father Mr. Wilson, her left Saturday morning for Pros brother Howard Wilson and Miss ser to spend the weekend with Rene Pollock of Portland. Mrs. R. D. Grun of Whittier Mr. McNeill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McNeill, They re- California, arrived Tuesday to spend a few days with her sister turned Wednesday. Mrs. F. M. Ruhl. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lois Malmsten, who with Ruhl and Mrs. Grun left today Melville has been spending the for California where Mr. and summer at Seaside, returned Ruhl will spend a three weeks va home Sunday. cation. They plan to go down ov Mrs. C. F. Hieber, Miss Helen er the Redwood highway and llieber. Miss Della Cline and return by way of the inland Lloyd Thomas motored to Eu highway through Sacramento. gene Tuesday. H. E. McGraw went to Rock away Friday. Mrs. McGraw and family, who have been there for the past two weeks, return ed home with him Monday. The Eastern Star social club will meet next Wednesday at 2:30 in the Masonic temple. Neb item chapter. Order of Eastern Star, met Wednesday in the Masonic temple for the first meeting after the summer vacation. During the evening violin solos by Charlotte Green, piano numbers by Miss Amy Hughes, songs by Joy Bush and tap dancing by Nelle Green, were heartily applauded. Mrs. George Ogg. who is leaving Vernonia this week to reside in St. Helens, was presented with a gift by Mrs. E. E. Yeo on behalf of the Social club. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shehea When we tailor your of Durkee, Oregon, spent Tues clothes you are not one of day here with Mr. and Mrs. Har a dozen wearing the same ry Culbertson. model . . . you express Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green your own individuality. and daughters Charlotte and It is a business and so cial advantage worth vast ly more than its cost. 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Hurley been spending the summer here HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Salem, Ore. — (Special) — The and daughter Velna went to with her daughter, Mrs. W. W. ENTERTAINS largest rabbit show sponsored by I Rockawuy for lhc weekend. Wolff, left Thursday for her TREHARNE — (Special.) —. any similar exposition west of the I home in St. Joseph, Missouri. „ i -------------------- Douglas O’Donnell celebrated his Mississippi river will be bald in ! Mrs >< M. D Cole anterUined, birthday August 28 with connection with the Oregon State The Vernonia Study club will Wednesday a ernoon in on an ou t_ ) j oors party at the river. I fair here, Sept. 22 to 28, it has been hold their first meeting of the Mrs. M. Knauss an rs. ¡Those present were Lawanda 1 ana>>uaccd. fall next Thursday at the home ; of Schmille been spending, gljnton Mo!lcy O’Donnell, Micky I of A c .J. i Hughes Mrs. - the 7. summer __ who _ in • have Vernonia. ,,, Mrs. . _• ■ with v ' and Shay, Floyd Haden, Edward Ba-1 Fast Horses Promised * afternoon was spent sewing the program which be on chatting. Fresh peach sundae, ker, Milo John, Robert and! Salem, Ore. — (Special — The I V Q will tu music. Mrs. F ~ „in “S . cake and punch were served by James Glassner, Clar Sunell, Al-1 fastest horse races In a decab ire ' the new president, will preside.: the hostess. Those present were fred Webb. tor the 69th Oregon state .ta'dkMOmta *4k<*aaIS afternoon was spent play-; predicted fair here. Sept. 22 to 28. with m-eny | Mrs. Geo. Altman of Hoods- I ; Mrs. H. Schmille, M. ing The Mrs. after which jello, ice cream, port, Washington, returned home Knauss, Mrs. W. W. Wolff, Mrs. new stables entered in competition Monday after spending ten days A. C Knauss, Mrs. M. A. Gre- and birthday cake were served.1 tor the 817,500 in prizes Mrs. R. Stanton and Mrs. L. visiting relativifs and friends. gory, Mrs. F. H. Schneer, Mrs. Mrs. Altman will be remembered W. E. Bell, Mrs. E. A.Green, Johnson assissted the hostess. | Douglas received many nice pre Mr. and Mrs. Loel Roberts I II. » ”2 J* *1 as Miss Orlene Counts. Mrs. Carl Davidson, Mrs. R. A. spent the weekend at Rockaway. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Counts Olsen, Mrs. A. J. Hughes. Mrs. sents. and sons Arnold and Hawley Frank Hansen. Mrs. E. S. Thomp left Wednesday for a weeks trip son, Mrs. E. E. Yeo, Mrs. Frank into southern Oregon. Dickson, Mrs. E. M. Bleile, Mrs. Mrs. Pearl Gordon of Toledo, W. Kent, Mrs. H. V. Holcomb, Oregon, came and took her son Mrs. Dave Marshall and Mrs. E. Frank home, he having spent the E. Garner. past month visiting his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. a tonsil operation. Counts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Mr. and Mrs. Bert Staples of Elmo, Missouri, have been the son returned Monday night from o ______ of ___ 1,._ ’ uncle ... guests Mr. . _„ Staples Al-1 a two weeks vacation trip to Van- bert Woods and William Woods couver and Victoria, B. C. and and their children of Vernonia, points in Washington. —the Golden Voice—not "radio” tone, Mr. and Mrs. Staples visited Ver-i Mr. and Mrs. Connie Ander- nonia seven years ago, they were son are spending a few days in but notural tone of voice or instrument. surprised at the way Vernonia Seattle. has built up. | Nick Genta, who has been in Mrs. Dave Marshall and son, the shipping department of the returned Tuesday night from O. A. mill for about a year, left Portland where Jack underwent the first of the week for Seattle. — giving four definite tone shadings, CLOTHES CHAFF z- » COMPLETE A twateb .SC ent RADIO with the GOLDEN VOICE HEADQUARTERS Mac's Pharmacy Vernonia /