Vernonia eagle., June 19, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

FRIDAY, JUNE 1Ô. 1951.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Joy Ball and Marian Lindley
were in Portland Friday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson
drove to Portland Monday on
business.
Floyd Deeds, U. of 0. student,
has returned to his home at
Natal for the summer.
] Mr. and Mrs. Earl Groat, dau-
’ ghter and son-in-law of Mr. and
I Mrs. H. Veal visited at the Veal
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# of the home here over the week-end.
The ________
Missionary
society
Christian church, which met with They returned to Astoria Monday
Mrs. E. Knight Tuesday after- taking Alberta Veal with them,
noon, concluded a six-months’;
study of India with an article on I Eagle classifieds get results.
“New Vocabularies and New I
Pleasures,” by Mrs. Harry Cul­ I
bertson and the last of a series
Ringlette Permanent
of articles on “To Those We I
Hand the Torch,” read by Mrs.
R. A. Olson.
Including
The newly elected officers were
installed in a special service
Shampoo
wherein they and the remaining
and
members consecrated anew their
Finger Wave
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lives to Christ in the new yeari
Those who once try the
of missionary work.
i
“Ringlette” will never again
Special music was given by Mrs.
endure the discomfort of
Knight and Mrs. Olson, accomp­
waves given with the old
anied by Mrs. F. Claude Steph­
type, heavy over-head chan­
ens. Delicious refreshments were
delier.
served by the hostess.
Any one interested in missions
is welcome to attend the meet­
ings. The next regular meeting
will be July 21 at the home of
Mrs. H. Veal.
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Vernonia Hotel Building
Phone 1261
For results—try an Eagle clas­
sified. It reaches the prospects.
COMPLETES STUDY
OF INDIA
stayed over the weekend, return­
ing to Vancouver Monday.
Harvard S. Malmsten, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Malmsten
left here Wednesday for the
Citizens’ Military Training camp
at Vancouver, Washington. He is
work during the summer for the a sergeant this year.
Washington Gas and Electric
Henry Kauppi has accepted a
company.
position in the Long Creek, Grant
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes county, high school. He expects
went to Eugene Saturday to at­ to teach history and English,
tend the graduation of their dau- and to coach athletics. He grad­
ghter Amy, who returned with uated last year from Albany col­
lege.
them Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Allen
Mrs. Vernon Sorensen and
Mrs. Thor Roberts of Portland daughter Mary Lou of Tacoma, of Prince Albert, Sask., and W.
is visiting her parents Mr. and Wash., are visiting Mrs. Soren- Stevens of West St. Helens were
Mrs. Wm. Culver this week.
sen’s sister Mrs. H. A. Yundt of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Malmsten and Mrs. A. Soule
Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight and
Saturday. Mr. Allen is a neph­
Hieber,
Glen
Della Cline, Helen
family went fishing at Clatskan-
ew of Mrs. Soule.
Hieber and Neal Bush, students
ie Saturday.
Stopping at the Gordon recent­
at the University of Oregon, ar­
George Stanton was in Port- rived in Vernonia last week after ly were A. E. Crawford of Spo­
land Friday attending the Rose completing their year’s studies. kane, Ira A. Roberts of St. Hel­
Show.
ens, I. A. Jordan, R. B. Early,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kelting of Bill Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Es­
W. V. Lindley and Alfred
tay, A. Henderson and A. ci.
Jones made a flying trip to Port- Portland stopped here Tuesday Bryson of Portland.
on their way home from a motor
land Saturday afternoon.
trip to Tillamook. Mr. Kelting
Among those registered at
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Knauss has property interest in Vernonia. Hotel Nehalem this week are Mr.
and Kathryn Malmsten visited
Enoch Dumas of the J. C. Pen­ and Mrs. M. J. Johnstone of
the Rose Festival in Portland
ney
store staff spent several days Salt Lake City, Clarence L. Web­
Friday.
in Salem the first of the week ber, R. E. Whiteman of Salem,
Mrs. D. Marshall and Jack and attending the commencement fes- Z. A. Toye, A. 0. Bryson and
Larry went to Portland Sunday tivities at Willamette University. M. A. Shaw of Portland.
to visit John Kirk who is in a
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Amy Hughes, who was grad­ W. J. Amritage were their son
hospital there.
uated from the University of and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander Oregon last week is home to
went to McKenzie bridge Friday spend the summer with her par­ William Armitage of Vancouver,
ot spend a week with the C. S. ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes. Washington., the latter’s father,
J. H. McManus of Longview, and
Hoffman family.
Mrs. Fred Zeiner and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Van Vleet
The Kensington club meets Lavina and son Donald from Liv­ of Mist.
this evening (Friday) at the ingston, Montana, are visiting
Vivian Douglass, student at
home of Mrs. Harry Kerns at their mother, Mrs. Clara Smyth
Linfield college, arrived Tuesday
7:30 o’clock.
of the Home grocery.
for a visit of several days with
Margaret McDonald left Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Wolff, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
day evening for Seattle where Mrs. Carl Davidson, Charlotte Douglass, before beginning her
she will spend a short vacation Green and Dorothy June Wolff summer’s work in the state auto­
visiting there.
drove to Portuand Friday to see mobile registration office in Sa-
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Soule and the floral parade of the Rose lem.
son, and P. F. Soule of Trout- Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Soden had
dale visited Mrs. C. Malmsten
Algie Ratcliffe, who is employ­ as their guests one day last week
and Mrs. A. Soule Tuesday.
ed at the O.-A mill is ill with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walters who
Dr. W. H. Hurley left Wednes­ asthma and complications, and stopped here while on their way
to their new home in Palo Alto,
day to attend the State Dental was taken to a Portland hospital California. Mrs. Walters is a
Convention in Portland. He will Wednesday in the Legion ambul­ niece of Mr. Soden who, with
ance.
return Saturday.
Mr. Soden attended her wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Taylor and recently in Lewiston, Idaho.
Week end guests of Mrs. O.
T. Bateman were Mr. and Mrs. son returned Sunday after spend­
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McKibben
Eddie Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. ing a two week’s vacation in went to Portland Tuesday evening
Weiser, Idaho. Miss Bertha Tay­
Howard Douss of Portland.
lor returned with them to spend to attend the wedding of Mrs.
McKibben’s sister, Frances Plog,
B. W. Goodwin and H. E. the summer.
and Rolla Matthews, at the Rod­
Goodwin and their wives of Che­
with
Clifton
who
Miss
Ethel
ney avenue Lutheran church. Mr.
welah, Washington visited their
sister, Mrs. W. V.Lindley Friday Miss Grace Dewey spent the Matthews is assistant manager of
Miss
past week at thfc home of
the Kress chain stores and he and
and Saturday.
Dewey's sister, Mrs. Fred Veith, his bride will make their home in
Glen Hieber left Tuesday morn- left Saturday for her home in Portland.
ing for Longview where he will Vancouver, Wash. Miss Dewey
The following were registered
at the McDonald this week: L. P.
Caldwell, Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert A. Cohen, Salem, C. C.
Loyd, Arthur C. Bradley, Frank
Norris, Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Peck, L. R. Hawes, Ella Mae
Pringle, Bert Waterman, J. C.
Penelope, Wm. Johnson, and C.
L. Larson of Portland.
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Mrs. F. D. Macpherson, Mrs.
W. E. Bell, Mrs. A. J. Hughes
and Mrs. E. E. Yeo attended the
installation of the grand offic­
ers of the grand chapter, Order
of Eastern Star, held in Portland
Thursday evening. Mrs. H. E. Me.
Graw, Mrs. H. A. Pearse and
Emil Messing were delegates
from Vernonia and attended all
the sessions.
Hotel Hy-Van guests recently
were Leo A. Iasac, U. S. Forest
Service representative, W. F.
Hintzen, H. E. Parker, H. V.
Monigold, Roy C. Conger, Wm.
Brown, Dean Asdell, E. H. Leahy,
A. C. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Peterson, H. J. Snell of
Portland, Dan W. Chambers, Sea­
side, J. A. Sholorth, Salem, H.
Von Cleff, Clatskanie, and J.
Wesley Smith. Astoria.
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A group of young people en­
joyed a weiner roast at Parker’s
grove Sunlay evening. Those pre­
sent were Carl Berg, Otis thump-,
son, Arthur Spofford, Carl Biggs,
Charles McNutt, Ted Anderson,
Bill Johnson, Geo. Stanton, Al­
fred Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Herrin. Willie Potter. Mildred
Walters, Marian Lindley, Lucy |
Hopsin. Joy Ball, Doris Anderson,
Frances McNutt, Helen Charles-
worth.
YOUR GROCER has a choice
assortment of
MOTHER'S CAKES
Made in Vernonia
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7V. S. Soden Describes Recent
Journey to Lewiston, Idaho
N. S. Soden who, with Mrs. . Crops this year are large and
Soden, visited in Lewiston, Idaho i especially fine, but the price of-
from May 30 till June 3, where ! fered is so poor that owners can
he went to attend the wedding ; scarcely afford to pick the fruit.
of his niece, tells many interest­ ■ Although a price of 7 cents for
ing facts about his motor trip in­ ■ cherries was contracted earlier.
to the neighboring state.
the canners refused to pay it un-
Although the distance is some i der existing conditions and of-
461 miles, Mr. Soden made it ; fered 2 cents which was refused.
both going and coming in less l The compromise price of 4 cents
than twelve hours. The country is , finally agreed upon is so inad-
beautiful and roads, he said are , equate that cherry growers are
excellent. Although the weather • quite willing to be generous with
was very warm, they were for­ their fruit. Mr. Soden was in-
tunately protected by clouds while , vited to bring a truck and help
himself to all he could haul away.
crossing the desert country.
Mr. Soden describes Lewiston
The Lewiston lumber mills
as a “long” town stretched out have been operating steadily but
between the river and high bluffs there are many unemployed men
at the back. Situated as it is in town. Almost Mr. Soden’s first
against these bluffs the town . experience upon reaching it was
suffers considerably from the to be “touched” for a meal. Many
heat during summer days.
■of the towns through which the
On the high lands, where Mr. Sodens passed seemed dull in a
Soden’s sister’s family lives, are business way and large numbers
large irrigated fruit orchards. of unemployed were noted in
Pendleton and Walla Walla.
Mr. Soden enthusiastically en-
joyed his trip and visit and re-
lates with much gusto how he
helped the bride and groom es-
cape in his car after friends
The last meeting with the home at their large wedding had let
demonstration agent, Mrs. Case, the air out of the tires in their
was held at the home of Mrs. machine.
Alice John with 17 ladies pres-
ent. The subject was “Short cuts
in summer cookery and picnic
lunches.” This will be the last
meeting until next September.
Another dance was held at the
old Kist school house where a
large crowd enjoyed the evening.
A. F. Ornduff had the misfor­
tune of losing a colt in an aban­
doned well.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ohler and
family made a business trip to
Verboort Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rainwater
motored to Hillsboro Monday on
a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ohler and
family motored to Forest Grove
Tuesday where they picked fruit.
The Ornduff Logging company
has been forced to shut down be­
cause of the rainy weather.
C. R. John, who has been work­
ing for Scott and Vale Logging
company at Gales creek, is home
to begin work at the rock quarry
when it opens.
Mrs. H. C. Ohler and Mrs. A.
F. Smejkal spent a day at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Condit to
quilt a quilt for Mrs. Ray Condit.
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