Vernonia eagle., July 24, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1931
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Olsons, Without Guide or
Alpenstocks, Climb Hood
An Obnoxious Weed
f 0\X DEA?.
TECRlPlt
WEED IS JüfT ÆLWNIN6
ALL OVER-KlLLINé-ffllN&S
j RIGHT M4P LLET
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Olson were north until they could not see the
among the 300 climbers who Hood River country at all. They
J. T. Ball and family moved of F. H. Veith, foreman of the
reached the top of Mt. Hood i had, however, -, a wonderful view
Eagle shop, burned the inside of
this week to Toledo, Oregon.
in “ other
Sunday, July 12.
H‘“r directions and saw as
his hand when he fell against a
A. C. Knauss went to Portland hot stove Monday morning.
After sleeping out under the , far as Diamond Peak, 124 miles
on business last week Thursday.
stars at the new Timber Line away, Although they themselves
At Hotel Nehalem this week
camp they started the ascent with did not see it others reported a
Miss Lou Keehn went to Port­ were H. G. Leadbetter, C. A.
three friends at quarter to four | view of Mt. Baker in Washing­
land Sunday and returned Mon­ Crockett, Portland, Paul Stump,
in the morning and reached the ¡ton.
day evening.
G. J. Riley, J. W. Schran, Seattle,
summit in a little over six hours They discovered for themselves
Mr.‘and Mrs. A. L. Kullander and Ray Munday, Atlanta, Georg­
after passing a number of parties the ice caves pictured in the
spent the week end at Seaside ia.
on the way. Two of the group Sunday Journal but did not ex­
with friends.
dropped out but Dr. and Mrs. plore any but the first room,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Armitage
Olson has the thrill of standing! The descent was made in three
Lester Sheeley and Ray D. had as their guests for the week
for
the first time on the highest hours,
Fisher made a business trip to end Mrs. G. F. Stevenson, Adam
point in Oregon, an ambition / Tbe Olsons
_____ have done consid-
Camas and Washougal Friday.
Plummer, Richard Humphreys and
they had cherished for a long erable hiking this summer and
Lester Humphreys all of Port­
Mrs. F. H. Veith and son, Fred­ land.
time.
were in good condition for the
die visited Mrs. Veith’s mother in
The trip was made without a strenuous climb.
Vancouver, Washington Friday.
guide and without ropes or alpen­
Prof, and Mrs. E. C. Garcia of
Of the 300 who reached the
stocks. The last 1500 feet, which I top that day approximately half
Los
Angeles
returned
to
their
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mumbach
is almost straight up, could not made the trip
______ without
____ guides.
____
are building a new house on their home last week following a visit
have been attempted without al-j There were two large parties
property at the north end of Rose here with Dr. and Mrs. J. A.
penstocks if the snow had been, but the otherg made the climb in
Hughes. Mrs. Hughes is a niece
Avenue.
freezing. Because of the soft-, gmaU groupa
of Mrs. Garcia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Turner of
ness of the snow they were able
Oluf Rude, Howard Hadley, J.
to dig in and get a good foothold.
Banks visited their son and daugh­
P.
Jensen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
At the top a large dog came
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Lyttand, Barbara McKee, Pat
to greet all commers, and the
Turner Sunday.
Murphy, Portland, and A. R. Dun­
lookout and his wife served hot
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard­ can, St. Helens were recently reg­
tea at ten cents a cup. Mrs. j
son and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. istered at Hotel Gordon.
Miss Neoma Livingston of Port-
Olson reports that it was won­
Burnside motored to Tacoma for
| land, G. Reed of White Salmon,
derfully refreshing.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hughes
and
the weekend.
The sun was very warm and Washington, and Jack Rushlow
Jeanne Hughes drove to Kalama,
the ice was melting fast, but a of Eugene were weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Campbell Washington Sunday to bring
cold wind was blowing. Sulphur of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. O’Donnell.
and family drove to Winlock, back with them Miss Helen Wells i
Mrs. J. Glassner and children
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moran have
fumes seemed to be coming from
Washington Sunday to visit Mrs. who will be the guest of Miss
as guests Mrs. Moran’s uncle and
every rock and crevice and were returned home from their vaca­
Campbell’s parents.
Jeanne for two weeks.
aunt for a few weeks.
blown by the wind. The gas tion.
Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Thompson
Former Nebraska residents liv­
cloud obstructed the view to the i , Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Mrs.
Jake
Neurer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Osborn
were
Mr».
A.
A.
Dowling
and children and Mr. and Mrs. ing here have received announce-;
Palmenter from Salem visited
business
visitors
in
Vernonia
W. S. McDaniel drove Sunday to ments of the annual Nebraska j
I with them on Sunday.
Monday.
Dowling
home
one
evening
last
Sweet Home, Oregon.
state picnic to be held at Cor­
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stanton
Mrs. Noble Dunlap and her
Mr .and Mrs. Chas. Sundland week.
There was a large crowd of
Dan Brown, mechanic at the vallis on Sunday, Agust 2. Last mother Mrs. Nels Peterson mo­ picnickers at Big Eddy park over spent Friday in Portland on busi­
Jim Miller was a village caller were surprised on their wedding
anniversary June 15 by relatives
tored to Portland Wednesday.
ness.
Kerr Motor company’s garage, year over 1400 attended.
the weekend.
Friday evening.
There
Mrs. Everett Prickett from
Mrs. John Patrick and brother,
spent last week in Portland at­
H. C. Tracey butchered some
Mr. and Mrs. Seiverts and with a basket dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Pettit
Kenneth Smith, spent Sunday at daughter Anne were through the were 14 present.
tending the Ford school.
of Port Angeles, Washington, Vernonia was a business visitor veals for the market Monday
Mrs. Lee Johnson, Mrs. E. Mor­
down the river Wednesday.
the home of their mother in village Sunday on their way to
Howard Allen, employed with are visiting with Mrs. Pettit’s
ton,
Mrs. W. Bennett and daugh­
Mrs.
James
McCormick
was
a
Goble.
Vernonia.
Miss
Seiverts
taught
the Koster Co., burned his side sister, Mrs. Lillian Hanson, this Friday afternoon visitor at Mrs.
our school last year and will ter Helen motored to Portland
Mrs.
Hanson
intends
to
a
week.
Miss
Olga
Holmstrom
was
severely July 1,6 when he backed
Jake Neurer’s home.
teach here again this coming on Friday.
return with them for a season.
weekend visitor in Portland.
against a hot exhaust pipe.
Gravel trucks are hauling grav­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindsay and
year.
They called at the Devine
Mrs. Chas. Sundland took
el
up on the Beaver creek road.
Mrs.
Ruth
Morrison
of
Astoria
children
from
Treharne
spent
home
on
their
way.
charge of central office while
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Calvert and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson have
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lane were
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. is a guest of Mrs. Rose Fletcher Sunday evening with Mr. and
Miss Halmstrom was away.
Rose and family enjoyed a picnic this week. Mrs. Morrison, who Mrs. Tracey.
Mrs. George Van Vleet, Mrs. at home over the week end. She moved to Bend where he will be
arrived
Tuesday
is
the
maker
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pasco
Hill
from
EVANGELICAL
CHURCH
at Big Eddy Park Sunday.
Harding and their mother, Mrs. is cooking at Kenney’s camp. employed in the mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. White and
“Ruth’s Mayonnaise” and opera­ Vernonia were Sunday guests of
The Austin Dowling family
Miller, spent several days last
daughter have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Vickrey, tes factories in Astoria and Van­ Mr. and Mrs. Bud Baldridge.
G. W. Plumer, Pastor
week at the sea shore enjoying drove down below Elsie Sunday.
Mrs. T. Troup and daughters
Sunday school at 9:45; Preach­ the salt sea breezes. They re-
Arthur Hixson and Harry Hix- couver, B. C.
Deputy Game Warden Wm.
The hottest day of the year
were at Treharne on Sunday.
ing at 11. The pastor will be turned home Thursday.
son spent the week end of July
Brown
was
a
visitor
last
weekend
was
Sunday,
96
in
the
shade.
It
Aunt Sally Spencer and grand­
Farmers in this vicinity are
11 and 12 at Cannon Beach.
present to conduct the service.
Everyone is in the midst of was good hay weather, but too busy hauling hay.
daughter, May De Ett Throop, at Natal.
There will be no evening ser­ haying here in the valley.
Dave
McMullin
was
sick
for
a
hot
for
comfort.
accompanied
Mrs.
Walter
Wolff,
E. D. Selder, auditor for the
Mr .and Mrs. Chas. Dübendorf
vice, on account of the annual
Mrs. Jesse George was a Mon­
The Geo. Van Vleet Logging
State Industrial Accident com- Mrs. E. A. Green and Dorothy few days last week but is im­ camp meeting at Jennings Lodge.
and
son, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorn-
day
morning
village
shopper.
proving
at
this
writing.
company recently purchased two
mission, was in town from Mon- June Wolff to Portland Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Melis re­ brau and children, Myrtle and
Wayne Lappe from Vernonia
new
trucks
for
logging.
day to Thursday checking pay- where they will visit Omar Spen­
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
was a weekend caller in this
Bernard Dowling had the mis­ turned to Portland after a few Billie, Mrs. M. Strolen and son
cer for a few days.
rolls.
Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
community.
fortune
to hurt his ankle quite days visit here with their par­ Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Chaarles
F. Claude Stephens, Minister
Hotel Hy-Van guests this week
Several Natal families took
ents.
Irvin Weed who operates the
Services for July 26. 9:45 badly Monday while working for
Dave Bocan made a business Barnes and children of Vernonia,
donkey engine on the Camp 8 include E. O. Secord, H. E. Par­ part in the picnic at Parker’s Bible School. 10.45 Divine Morn­ the Van Vleet Logging company,
road injured his arm last week ker, N. A. Sprague, Chas. Foss, grove Sunday given by the Iowa ing Worship—Theme: Neglect of which necessitated his going to trip to the village here last Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes of
Tualatin spent the afternoon at
when he ran a piece of old cable Webb Campbell, Wm. Brown, E. club.
the Greatest Unseen Force of Dr. Hughes several times but he day from Birkenfeld.
the Nehalem river and enjoyed
There
were
evening
services
D. Selder, Ray C. Conger of
into it.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer were Today. 7
' :00 p. m. Christian En- is able to be back at work again
held Tn the church here one night swimming.
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Saturday evening movie visitors in deavor. 8:00 Evening Service— this week.
Last Friday Mrs. Walter W. Valentine, Janet Buschmore, Chi- Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindsay
Mrs. E. Reynolds and daughter, last week. Preaching by a trav­
Theme: When Vengeance is
Wolff, Mrs. E. A. Green, Mrs. caga, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Van
were Vernonia shoppers on Sat-
eling
Congregational
pastor
who
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charlie
Hill
of
Mrs.
Buckley,
are
living
at
As-
Sweet, A
i study from the word
Charles Richardson, Jack Marshal
Portland are enjoying the sum­ of God.
toria where Mr. Reynolds and was traveling through the state. urday.
and Norman Green motored to Piker of Seattle.
mer here at their country home.
Mr. Buckley are employed.
An
invitation
to
all
visitors
to
Portland.
Registered at Hotel McDonald
Noble Dunlap and son Floyd
L. Wickstrom and family ar-
are J. C. Armstrong, H. Martin­ were business visitors in Verno­ our community to cooperate and
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner and
rived last week from Taft. They
enjoy the services.
sen,
W.
H.
Nearhoff,
C.
E.
Beau
­
nia Saturday evening.
daughter Eloise, Mrs. Judson
are living in the house on Main
champ, J. C. Beauchamp, A. B.
Miss Annie Benzar made a FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE street recently occupied by Carl
Weed, Mildred Tousley and T.
Steele,
I.
R.
White,
Portland,
E.
Delivered To and Called for at Your Door
business trip to Vernonia Thurs-
Garner spent the weekend at
Enneberg and family. They ex­
J. Reiland, San Francisco, J. B. day.
A. H. Gilpin, Pastor.
Cannon beach.
pect to remain here for a while.
TRUCKS LEAVE VERNONIA 9 A. M. DAILY
Risk, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bas-
Services: Sunday school at
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson’s
Dora Louden is assisting Mrs.
Freddie Veith, 1 year old son sy, Astoria, and Mr. and Mrs. dwelling, which is being remod- 10:30 a. m.; Evening service at
Long Distance Furniture Hauling
Knowles with her household
B. A. Jackson, Seattle.
Between Vernonia and Portland
eled and an addition built on, 7:45. Subject: A call for a de­ duties.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Watts, Mrs. is well under way and will soon cision.
Guy Lane had the misfortune
Portland-Vernonia Truck Line
Street meeting Saturday night. to break his arm last week while
A. P. Bays and Emil Messing be completed.
Charles
Hambley
drove
to
The
Lord
willing,
revival
will
fished for steelhead in the Des-
cranking a car.
W. A. Davis, Local Manager.
chutes Tuesday,
They report Castle Rock with a load of ferns close Sunday night. Week night
Mrs. Dave McMullin and Mrs.
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services will be announced Sun­ Chas. Hill were callers at the
that the stream appeared to be last week to be shipped out.
Mrs. Melvin Thomas and two day. Evangelist A. H. Gilpin has
pretty well fished out. Indians,
however, were doing a big busi­ daughters are leaving this week accepted a call to remain as pas- Pherson or the Four Square Gos­
ness netting steelhead and other for Portland where they will visit1 tor. We welcome all those who pel church. We believe the Four
fish in the rapids of the Colum- relatives for a couple of weeks, love the full gospel to our meet- Square doctrine, but that was
Elmer Hiatt worked at Verno-' ings. We wish it to be known Pentecost long before Mrs. Mc­
bia.
n ia with his team last i week
---- we have absolutely nothing in Pherson organized her Four
A telegram received by Mr. and hauling hay.
| common with Aimee Semple Mc- Square church.
Mrs. F. E. Malmsten this week
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announced the birth of Shirley
IRVING BACHELLER Ann, eight and one half pounds,
A. F. & A. M.
Order of Eastern Star
to Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Griffin,
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S.
July 20, in Sigourney, Iowa. Mrs.
A. F. 4 A. M. meet»
Regular
commu
­
Griffin, before her marriage, was
at
Masonic
Temple,
nication first
Hazel Malmsten. daughter of Mr. |
and third Wed­
Stated
Communication
nesdays of aach
and Mrs. F. E. Malmsten. Until
First Thursday of each
month, at Ma­
two years ago she made her home
month. Special called
sonic
Temple.
here and was for two years
All visiting sis­ meetings on all other Thurs­
teacher of English in the Ver-
ters and broth­ day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
Tier© is a glorious
most cordially welcome.
ers welcome.
nonia high school.
story and a match­
Mrs. Leona McGraw, W. M.
E. G. Anderson, W. M.
Mrs. Alma Bell, Secretary.
less color plate of a
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Mountain Heart
Rebekah Lodge No. 243
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets »very
second and fourth Thursdays in
I. O. O. F. hall, Vernonia. Visit-
I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge Na.
ora always welcome.
246 meets every Tuesday night
at
8 o’clock, in I.O.O.F. hall. Vis­
Grace, Sunell, Noble Grand.
itors always welcome.
1 Helen Fogel, Secretary
Chas. Holt, Noble Grand.
G. G. Holt,
Pythian Sisters
Vice-Grand.
Vernonia Temple 61 meets
G. M. Holt,
every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in
Secretary.
W.O.W. hall.
Isabel Culbertson, M. E. C.
Clara Kerns, M. or R. 4 C.
American Legion
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
SHOP
SAVE
HERE
MONEY
1. O. O. F.
Varaoaia
Po»t
119, American
Legion.
Meet»
night in the W.O.W.
2nd and 4th
hall. Visiting broth­
Tuesdays
each
er* welcome.
month, 8. p. m.
M. D. Cole, C. C.
Dan Nelson, Ad-
H. Culbertson, K.R.S. Ijutant; P. Hughes, Commander.
HARDING LODGE 11«
Meet« every Monday I