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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1930)
THE VERNONIA EAGLE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930. 1 scouts are now preparing for the i Tenderfoot Test to be given at the next weekly meeting. 1 Mrs. A. Moore is in a Portland hospital for an operation for sinus infection. The P.-T. A. meeting of Wed- nesday at the school house was I Editor Larry Marshall well attended, A very interest- Asst. Editor Christine Rainey ing program was presented. Pi- Sports Ed. Marvin Porterfield i ano solos were played by Eve- Senior Reporter Grace Condit i lyn Wilson, Marjorie Gilmore and Jr. Reporter Kathryn Malmsten ¡Jimmy Wilson. A piano duet Soph. Rep. Margaret McDonald Mrs. A. A. Dowling ! was given by Mrs. Stanton and Frosh Reporter Florence Wall Julia Anne Morse. There fol- I lowed a general discussion in The first assembly of the year Mrs. Magunsen, who has been ' problems in “Parent Education” was held in the high school audi visiting her daughter, Mrs. ¡which had been submitted by torium Friday, October 16. Aamodt, for the past month, re | members of P.-T. A. Refresh The Glee Club, accompanied by turned to her home at Hubbard ments were served. Miss Drake, sang a song as the on Sunday. I Miss Anita Shiffer spent the opening number. The first talk Miss Olga Holmstrom and her j weekend with friends in Beaver- was “Deeds Not Words,” by mother motored to Astoria last | ton. Nelle Green; “Pluck, Not Luck”, Sunday and visited with rela I Mrs. MacCampbell and daugh- was the subject of the second tives. | ter Della are spending several talk given by Robert Holcomb. Mrs? Agatha Nelson returned days in Portland. Zonweiss Douglas played a num to Portland last week after May- Mr. and Mrs. B. Tallman, ber on her saxophone. spending a few days here with belle Drorbaugh spoke on her mother. Little Jackie Nel daughter Maverine, and son Lor “Friends and Friendships,” and son is staying with his grand raine, attended a show in Ver Grace Condit followed her with nonia Sunday. mother. A football game was played in a talk on “Faithfulness.” Miss Milly McMullen was at Florence Wall, a member of home from Forest Grove over the Timber Sunday. The players were the freshman class, gave a talk, Fred Miller, Milford Cook, Henry weekend. “Green, but Growing,” which George Jones had an Atwater- Ferlaak, William Coade, Dick i i was received with much applause. Kern, and Ralph Root, of Wes- Kent radio installed last week. Marvin Porterfield talked on The little son of Mr. and Mr» timber, and Don Hefner of Tim the Child Labor Law. Mr. Aus- ber, against Jim Brandes, Morris Earl Holce has been on the sick Dean, Everet Dean, Lloyd Smead, tin talked in behalf of the facul- list the past week. ty and he told his usual ailoi.- Mr. and Mrs. Kenale were in Lowell Farwell, Paul Hawkins ment of jokes. and Walter Wright of Timber. the valley recently shaking hands Jack Marshall, student body .with old acquaintances, They A very exciting game resulted used to live here when Palmer in a score of 18-0 in favor of president, called on the members and Owens had their logging the Westimber boys, The only of faculty and they expressed camp on the hill back of H. casualty was a cut tongue and their opinions of the program. Saveral scratches suffered by Jepson’s. WHAT THE CLASSES ARE Jesse George started over to Henry Ferlaak. It has been reported that the Yankton Saturday but when ar- DOING riving at Wilark his axle broke infant son of Mr. and Mrs. and Chas. Sundland had to come Glen Chenowith of Longview is The Chemistry class has been and towed Mr. George back to at home after a stay in a hos making hydrogen in the labora pital, where he underwent an tory. This is a dangerous ex the garage here. The rock crusher on the Mist- operation for cancer. Mr. Cheno periment but no explosions have Clatskanie market road closed with and family were formerly occurred. of Timber and Westimber. this week for the winter. The Melis folks visited on Sun The class in Algebra IV has day with the W. R. Johnson The New Pace of Business Change been reviewing the fundamental family. Business evolution used to move Mrs. Devine and Mrs. Bridgers slowly—it measured off its gradual operations but it will take up were Vernonia movie visitors on changes almost invisibly, like the Friday evening. hour hand on the clock. But today The Wm. Bridgers folks went its tempo is that of the second storage to Portland Sunday. hand. The movement of evolution BATTERIES Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lane were that is quickening business with Vernonia Brazing at home from Kenney camp over rapid changes is alarmingly visible and Machine the week end. and makes it difficult to keep up Works with them. —R. S. Hecht. Mr. and Mrs. Rymal Johnson passed through the village ine day last week on their way to town. They live at Thompson’s siding and have lately returned from a trip to California. J. W. Lawyer is in Dr. fey’s hospital in Portland, ing been operated on last week for some sort of stomach trouble. Miss Dorothy Wallace is work OREGON? ing in Portland for a while. Mrs. John Schlippy is in very •>oor health. PAGE THREE saw the University of Oregon for the team with the alumni. beat the University of Washing L.M. ton in football. ------ o------ The Timber Line Miss Pearl Krause spent the week-end at her home in Sher- wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McDaniel spent the week-end in Portland and attended the football game. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cline, Mrs. C. F. Hieber and Mrs. J. M. Mor gan spent Friday in Portland Miss Myrtle Pye and Miss Rae Davis spent the week-end at their homes in Portland. Miss Della Cline, who is attend ing the University of Oregon, came home Friday to spend the weekend with her parents. Miss Birdie Lester and A. D. Lester of Seattle visited their sisters, Mrs. E. H. Washburn and Mrs. M. M. Martin, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Yeo and two children, Virginia and Mar garet, attended the football game in Portland Saturday and visited Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Anderson at Ridgefield, Washington, Sunday. Mrs. Leon Holyfield of Burns, Ore., spent from Thursday to Sunday in Vernonia renewing ac quaintances. During her visit she was the guest of Mrs. L. Hie ber, who returned with her to Burns for a few week's visit. Mr and Mrs. J. E. Kerr made a business and pleasure trip to Southern Oregon. Mr. Kerr re turned Sunday and Mrs. Kerr is spending this week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alex ander, in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn had as their guests Friday to Sun day, Miss Marjorie Kelly, form erly of Vernonia, Gene Bartron and Max Smith, all of Seattle. They all attended the football game in Portland Saturday. F. M. Stokes, architect for the Vernonia grade school building, Bert Hawkins, foreman for David Alm Contracting company and M. Kizer who had the plumbing and heating contract for the school, were in Vernonia Tuesday t o meet with the school board. Saturday and Sunday Miss Ei leen Moore, Miss Helen Kercher, Miss Dorothy Scyles, Al Nelson, Mr. Douglas and Chet Rawlter all of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ryves and daughter Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackay all of Wilark were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn. A large number of Vernonians attended the football game in Portland Saturday. Among them were M. and Mrs. E. H. Wash burn, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Martin, John Grady, Percy Hewes, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes, W. Thom- sa, W. McCrae, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dav idson, Mr. and Mrs. Judd Green man, Mrs. Dave Marshall, Jack and Larry Marshall. The executive committee of the county division of the Oregon State Teachers’ Association will meet in the office of the county school superintendent in St. Hel ens next Saturday to decide when and where the county ev ents will be held and who will have charge. E. H. Condit, pres ident of this committee, states that they hope to hold some of the county events in Vernonia this year. Other members of the committee are Joseph Kent of Clatskanie, vice president; Miss Alma Wilson of Clatskanie, sec retary; Herman Miller, treasur er; Miss Elizabeth Murray. Everybody Mist r Timber The regular meeting of the lo cal Boy Scouts troop was held at the Timber school Friday evening by J. E Root, Scoutmaster. A lesson in knot-tying was given, and games were played presence of a table groaning with wonder fully cooked rich foods. 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