Vernonia eagle., September 11, 1931, Page 6, Image 6

PAGE SIX
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1931.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Miss Florence Santee and Miss
Clifford Streadwick and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mackie. We are so Marie Kirkpatrick have taken an
sorry that this death occurred apartment at Porterfield’s.
and our sympathy goes out to
i rather a feather in their cap as a
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MIST—(Special)— 13 of little
NOTICE
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the young widow and children.
¡golfing community. The Cascade —
I II ournament was recently held at readiness for the coronation. The Olive Hansen's friends gaves her
The
building
on Bridge street
Cole-
Lloyd Wolf and Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stread­
ing points than any of the other
a surprise on her birthday last
formerly occupied by the Reithner
over
Tillamook
where
approximately
75
royal
party
will
walk
through
a
man
were
Portland
visitors
wick
and
son
Bernard
motored
to
proposed routes.
week. A big cake with 10 candles
dry goods store is for sale or
entries were received from the lane of green trees which will be
the week end.
4. Construction of this route golf clubs of Tillamook, Seaside, for this event inside of the race formed the center of attraction. Portland one day last week to
Mrs. John Hatfield has been lease.
visit
Mrs.
Streadwick
’
s
parents.
It
was
served
with
ice
cream
to
would open 200,000 acres of St. Helens, Forest Hills, McMinn­ track, from the large entrance
J. W. Baldwin, Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield under the care of Dr. Eby for
the little guests by Mrs. Merl
land which would produce fine ville, Woodburn, Silverton, Briar­ part way to the stage.
584*
an
infected
eye
contracted
while
and daughter Johnny Belle, Miss
I
Tiderman and Mrs. Hansen.
agricultural produce.
cliff and Vernonia.
swimming.
I Advancing first will be the
Games were played and a jolly Opal Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Stan­
5. Columbia county and Clat­
Mrs. Agnes Wiley and friends
j princess, who will form a “V” good time was enjoyed by the ley Olson and daughter Betty
sop county have a population of League Nominates
lane through which will follow youngsters.
June were dinner guests at the were guests of Mr. and Mrs. N.
41,000. Columbia county is the'
Gwinn over the week end.
Budget Committee Nancy and Sally Austin, flower Those participating were Helen home of Mrs. Charles Mackie on E.
second fastest growing county in
Mrs. Gwinn returned with them
girls, then two pages, one carry­
Sunday.
the state being exceeded only by
FOR LEASE
ing a cushion on which the queen Aamodt, Anne Chechmnek, Ger­
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The new school bus made its to Portland for a few weeks vis-
Klamath county.
will kneel to be crowned and one aldine George, Thelma Wickstrom, inital trip into camp on Sunday it.
F O R LEASE—Improved dairy
6. This route is the freeest carried the folowing county of­ a cushion on which will rest the Irene Holce, Elizabeth, Ruth,
Vance Sutherland has
farm, 120 acres, with large
from fire hazard and goes fices be eliminated, the vote be­ royal crown. Then will arrives the Louise, Leonard and Walter Ek, and all the children tried it out turned to the home of his par- h0US6i
___
______ _ ______
, barn,
orchard,
sub-irri-
through the least merchantable ing taken separately on each of­ queen candidate and escort C. Merl and Ione Jones, Walter and and expressed themselves very ents after a visit with relatives in
bottom land, right on Ocean
anxious
to
begin
their
trips
in
timber.
fice: County nurse, home demon­ C. Hulet, state grange master Maivis Taylor, and Jean Marie it.
Clatskanie.
i Beach highway. Abundance of
7. Timber interests offer no strator; county agricultural agent; of Oregon, who will crown Prin­ Tiderman.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith re­ I water. 100 acres all cleared and
attending
the
dance
at
Those
objection to construction of a county engineer, fruit inspector. cess Benita, Her Majesty Queen
n cultivation.
Will support
large
Arcadia from camp were Mr. turned Sunday from Portland, ¡ :—
:2.
- r.
highway along this route.
Members of the budget committee Benita I.
where Mr. Smith has been re- berd. The Longview Company,
and
Mrs.
S.
R.
Olson,
Mr.
and
8. Preliminary interviews with were instructed to work to the
After the coronation, the royal
592c
Mrs. John Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. ceiving medical attention. Mrs. Longview Washington.
property owners indicate a will­ end that all the above named party will be introduced and
____ _ of Mrs. I
E.
L. Pringle, Miss Opal Hatfield, George Baker, sister
ingness on their part to donate offices be abolished.
FOR RENT
will then proceed to a special
Miss Evelyn Olson, Chester Ever- Smith, has been caring for the|_____________________________
property for right of way.
Ask Assessment Reduction
children i while they ^were away. 3 Desirable apartments for rent.
box being prepared for them in
eart,
Clarence
Gunderson,
Mr.
9. Construction costs are low­
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lisenby, Mr. I i 916 Rose Avenue.
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A resolution was introduced by the grandstand and will enjoy the
“What period would you go and Mrs. Charles Mackie, Mr. and
est along this route.
program, which in part is as to” . . . “But I don’t think I’ll Mrs. Denny Ryves and in the and Mrs. S. R. Olson, Mrs. Ira I
10. Actual mileage to Clatsop O. Henry Oleen and adopted to
Rollins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
FOR SALE
and Tillamook beaches is com­ the effect that the county board follows: Address by C. C. Hulet; like Latin !” . . . “Gee, look at finals for the prize waltz Mr. Mackie, Mrs. John Hatfield were I
Beverly
Sherman
and
Dorothy
with
and
Mrs.
Ryves
came
out
the cute teachers!" This is what
parable to all others and better of equalization be asked to reduce
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.1 PRUNES AND PEARS—for sale,
Calhoun, doing a Dutch Ilog;
than others in alignment and in hte assessment on cultivated land Carrol Butcher, and acrobatic met our ears as we entered the second prize, Mr. and Mrs. Buf- John Olson of St. Helens Fri­
H. M. Condit, 3-miles N.E. of
fmire
winning
first
prize.
Tuesday
early
one-third.
A
committee
composed
assembly
room
year round driving conditions.
Vernonia.
591c
day.
dance;
a
buck
tap
by
Beverly
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
R.
Olson,
Mr.
of
Charles
Johnson
of
Warren,
morning.
11. There are 32 feeder roads
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Hodge
spent
,
PRUNES
_
lc
Pound;
bring
own
Sherman.
Mrs.
C.
W.
Sherman
and
Mrs.
John
Hatfield,
Mr.
and
that would be served by this L. L. Giese of Hundson, Chris
The day was spent in fixing
dinner the w'eek end and Labor day in j . boxes. Mrs. K. Jablonski. 1*
route. Four of then come from Naegli of Deer Island and J. will play for these numbers.
out the class programs and indi- Mrs. Denny Ryves were i..... — I Portland.
Mrs. D. E. McCoy will repre­ vidual schedules, and explaining guests at the home of Mrs. E.
Archibald of Goble was chosen
northern Washington county.
■o PRUNES AND PLUMS—lc lb.
o-
12. The distance from eastern to present the matter to the sent the court fool during the to the “green” freshmen the L. Pringle on Monday. Everyone
PERSONALS
I | on tree. Phone 11F53, A. L.
some
enjoyed their short vacation as I
Oregon points and points in Wash­ board of equalization in session evening and will put on
methods of high school classes.
o-
■° Parker.
592c
clever
work.
many
years
it
is
the
first
time
in
this
month.
ington adjacent to Vancouver to
The enrollment on the first the loggers ever had Labor Day
After
the
program
the
royal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
1
L- Tyrone C|JT FLOWERS on sale by Mrs.
Oregon beaches by this route
day was 170, 9 more than at the
moved Wednesday to Burns,! W. L. Van Doren, Phone 1136.
would be shorter than to Wash­ Mr. and Mrs. Shay Move Here^ party will proceed to the dance beginning of school last year. off.
Mrs. J. C. Hanna, Mrs. Clif- where Mr. Tyrone has employ-!
ington beaches over the new high­ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Shay and pavilion -on the fair grounds, There were 60 freshmen, 22
| WHITE LEGHORN Hens, one
way along the north bank of the family have moved from Portland which will be formally opened sophomores, 44 juniors and 44 ford Streadwick and Mrs. E. L. ment.
for fair week.
Pringle were Vernonia shoppers
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schroeder' year old, fine stock, price 75c.
Columbia river.
to Arcadia park for the winter,
seniors.
and twin daughters Colene and Also little pigs. Chas. Schmid-
last week on Thursday.
13. There would be ne grade and Mr. Shay will finish the con­ Thursday the princess will be
The teachers for the school
bridesmaids
at
the
mystery
wed-
591*
Those attending the funeral of Colette of Klamath Falls were lin, Phone 13F51.
railroad crossings on this route. struction of rustic fences, a deer
year of 1931-32 are: Mr. Wilker-
We are informed this is the only paddock and other improvements idng which will be a feature on son, who will teach geometry, John Goodman at St. Helens on guests at the home of Mr. and i FOR SALE—All kinds of wood.
the afternoon program at 2:00
Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Mrs. F. M. Ruhl over the week-
route that such would be the begun.
Frank Lusby.
519*
p. m. Thursday night the court commercial law, Latin, and civics, ley Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl end.
case.
The grandchildren, Robert and will enjoy seeing the pageant.
Mrs. Hammack, geometry and Pringle, Mrs. John Hatfield, Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
W.
Tucker
I
LEAVE
YOUR
ORDERS
for
can­
14. In Columbia county there Larry Hastings, will attend school
Friday afternoon they will re­ sewing; Miss Drake, English; Miss R. A. Wood, Mrs. Charles Purt, have moved into the Austin ap-
ning prunes with Harry Cul­
are deposits of iron ore and coal in Vernonia.
commercial
subjects; Chester Evereart, Mr. and Mrs. artments.
view the children’s day marches Bolton,
bertson. Phone 73.
that would have a method of
Miss Hughes, English and French;
and
program.
Friday
evening
they
reaching market over this route,
CHANGES IN BAKERY
will have dinner at the Orcadia Mr. Tucker, science; Mr. Mills,
15. This route would best
Albert Bolton of Portland is Hotel. Later Mr. and Mrs. G. O. history and sociology; Mr. Mc­
serve the most people. The center working in the Vernonia Bakery
Entire, algebra and commercial
of population in Portland is at in place of Cecil Burt, who has Garrison will entertain the royal arithmetic; and Miss Bougher,
17th and Hancock streets. From moved to Forest Grove. Mildred party at the Columbia theater.
music and Miss Fullerton, art.
there over the St. Johns bridge Tousley takes the place of Mrs.
Physical education both for
Attend
I.
O.
O.
F.
over this route would be the
Burt in the sales room and Merle In Clatskanie
boys and girls is being offered
most direct route to the beaches. Mills has been employed for the
this year. The periods being 40
16. Maximum elevations and
shop.
minutes long and the classes be­
Twenty-six
members
of
Vernon
­
grades are the lowest on this
ing held twice a week—either
ia
Oddfellows
and
Rebekah
lod
­
route.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
ges went to Clatskanie Tuesday before or after school hours.
17. There are approximately 200
evening and enjoyed a meeting
streams that would offer sports­
G. W. Plumer, Pastor
Miss Louise Keehn
men unexcelled fishing near this
This will be “Home Coming at which Homer D. Angell, grand
route.
Day” at this church Sunday. Be­ master of the grand lodge I. O.- Complimented
For these reasons we there­ ginning with Sunday school at O. F. of Oregon was the principal
Complimenting Miss Louise
fore urge that the Vernonia-Ham­ 9:45 a. m. The pastor will preach speaker. An interesting musical Keehn prior to her departure for
program
was
followed
by
dancing
let-Scappoose route be designated at 11 a. m. on the subject, “I
San Francisco Mrs. W. E. Bell
as the primary highway between Serve.” Christian Endeavor at and refreshments. The Vernonia
entertained with a one o’clock
delegates
reported
a
very
enjoy
­
Portland and the sea and that 6:30 p. m. Sermon theme for
luncheon at her home on Rose
able
evening.
Those
who
attended
construction be commenced there­ 7:30 p. m.» “I Be True.”
Rainier—100 per cent in quality and flavor. Bulk pickling . . . purest quality . . . buy
were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Webb, avenue last Friday. Covers were
on as soon as possible.
your needs here and
Take advantage of this low price.
Oil/»
Every member and friend of Mr. and Mrs. Baslington, Mr. and laid for Miss Keehn, Mrs. Dave
(Signed) B. O. Garrett
¿ul
the church should be in the ser- Mrs. Russell Stanton, Mr. and Marshall and Mrs. C. W. Reith-
save ! GALLON ...............
2U LB. CAN
J. E. Kerr
vices Sunday.
ner.
Later
in
the
afternoon
the
Mrs.
R.
L.
Spencer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II. E. McGraw
Perry Mellinger, Mr. and Mrs. group accompanied Miss Keehn
E. E. Wist
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
George
Holt, Mrs. Marie O’Don­ to the station to bid her farewell.
Frank A. Kohler
642 Second street
nell, Mrs. J. Monger, Mrs. W. C.
Committee
Kilby, Mrs. Rose Fletcher, Mrs. Mrs. S. J. Smith Is
Quarts . . . regular Ball or Kerr Masons . . .
Pastor A. H. Gilpin
11.
Fogel,
Mrs.
Margaret
Lines,
and
we have the fruits to can,
Hostess
for
Gleaners
Local Golfers to
Services Sunday: 11 a. m. Com­
Mrs. Sally Brown, Mrs. Viola
too! DOZEN ...........................
Safeway Family . . . blended from
Vie With Portland munion service; 7:30 p. m. Evan­ Treharne, Miss Elna Spencer, Mrs. S. J. Smith entertained
Northwestern wheats . . . for both
gelistic meeting,
Wednesday,
Mike Miller, E. Herman, C. Van the Loyal Gleaners at her home
breads and pastries.
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prayer meeting.
Alstine, N. Hammack, Jim Jones. Wednesday afternoon. No pro­
new
location
Please
note
the
LB.
gram was presented but a social
or Emel Messing, managei- pro
SACK
time was enjoyed and the hos­
tern, with regard to placing and of the church. All are welcome, Rebekah Club
Red Idaho . . . ideal for
Sick prayed for at any meeting
tess served delicious refreshments.
position.
Holds Luncheon
or
in
your
home
anytime.
soups
and baking. .
Members present were Mrs. F.
The local team also has a match
C.
Stephens,
Mrs.
M.
L.
Herrin,
coming up with the date set ten­
club
Mountain
Heart
Rebekah
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
tatively for September 27, with
held a pot luck luncheon at the Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. Frank Lang,
the Inverness Golf and Country
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday noon. Mrs. Ray Charlesworth, Mrs.
F. Claude Stephen», Minitier
club of Portland. They will send
Services for the day of Sep- Eleven of the members who had George Stankey, Mrs. E. Knight
Standard quality . . . with puree
a 20 man team on this date. An­ tomber 13: 9:45 a. m. Bible birthilays during July, August and and Mrs. Phil Taylor. Mrs. A.
from trimmings. No. 21 g can .....
other match in the near future school; A special 10:45 Divine September were specially honored B. Johnson and Mrs. W. C. Sor-
will be a collision with the Union morning worship, Theme "Stu- with a large pink birthday cake ber were guests of the class.
Honolulu . . . pure cane, fine granu­
The next meeting of the group
Pacific team of Portland. The dents All.” Adapted to all stu­ with eleven green candles. After
lated—packed in sanitary paper bags.
date has not yet been decided dents and teachers of our schools the luncheon the regular meeting will be September 23 at the home
and will be announced later.
was held. The following were of Mrs. Henry Fogel on Corey
and other.
1 JLU
ALB
Corn or Gloss . . . products of proved
hill. Roll call will be answered
With other matches in the off-1 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor; present.
BAG
merit . . . Shopping
with
verses
of
scripture
from
ing there is no question but what 7 .....
;3o ), evening worship. Theme,
Mrs. Pearl McCabe, Mrs. Mar­
Bag FREE!.........
the local team will have their “All Things Are Yours.”
garet Lines, Mrs. Mae Mellinger, the last quarter’s lesson, and the
hands full for the balance of the • You are welcome to these ser­ Mrs. Marie O’Donnell, Mrs. Grace program will be a “History of
season in competitive golf.
Sunell, Mrs. Selma Webb, Mrs. the Passion Play.”
vices.
An omission from the report
The local course has been ten-1
Irene Spencer, Mrs. Estella Mon­
ger. Billy and Colleen Fogel, of the last meeting in August
Van Camp’s . . . stock the pantry now at
Molly O’Donnell and Bobby Sun- was that a baby blanket was
this low price. No. 214j
A real saving for the thrif- J rolls
presented to Mrs. V. Haight by
ell.
Dozen $1.57.
ty . . . shopping bag free. 41
JC
the class members.
I dered an offer to hold the Cas­ Royal Court Plans
¡Mist Girl Has
ROAD ENDORSED
cade tournament here next year.
Are Announced Surprise Party
AT SCAPPOOSE If this is accepted it will be
Camp Eight
Classified Ads
Timberline
Prices Effective rriday, Saturday and Monday
HARVEST SALE
Reap Grand Savings on Seasonable Merchandise
MALT
FLOUR
99c
49
VINEGAR
FRUIT JARS
89c
RED BEANS
5B 19c
TOMATOES
SUGAR
AR<«O STARCH
2 p“- 15c
PORK Ä OEANS
J.C. PENNEY GO.
Social Club
Arranges Schedule
DEPARTMENT
STORE NUMBER 1436
• STORE
VERNONIA. OREGON
The Eastern Star social club
held their regular meeting Wed­
nesday. The program committee
presented a schedule of hostesses
for the meetings for one year,
Each hostess is to choose her
own assistant.
Mrs. W. E. Bell and Mrs. A. J.
Hughes were appointed to plan
the sewing for each meeting for
the balance of the year. Mrs.
K. A. McNeill. Mrs. H. E. Mc­
Graw, Mrs. J. E. Tapp and Mrs.
F. D. Macpherson were appointed
to draw up a constitution and by­
laws.
Hostesses for the next
meeting are Mrs. H. E. McGraw
and Mrs. J. L. Timmons.
Fall Showing
Of Ready-+o-Wear
Saturday
DO NOT FAIL TO
SEE OUR WINDOWS
NEW DRESSES. HATS AND COATS
ARE HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spring re­
turned to Vernonia Friday and
I are again living in the Austin
apartments.
i
49c
Waldorf TISSUE
~ 13'/2c
Miss Louise M. Keehn, who
has been with the C. W. Reith­
ner store here for about six years,
left Friday afternoon for San
Francisco for and indefinite stay.
Miss Keehn still retains her at­
tractive Rose avenue home which
will be cared for by friends.
The Just Eight Bridge club
met at the home of L. L. Baker
last Thursday evening. Mrs. Rose
Fletcher won the first prize and
Mrs. Mary Nelson the consolation.
Mrs. J. A. Hughes and Mrs. W.
J. Armitage were guests. A dain-
ty luncheon was served by Mrs.
Baker. Members present were
Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs.
R. F. Nance. Mrs. J. L. Timmons,
Mrs. W. M. Henderson.
Wallace McCrae of Monmouth
was in town a few days this
week. Mr. McCrae will enter
Willamette university as a junior
this fall.
In Our Market
POT ROAST
HAMBURGER
BEEF STEAK
Lb. ll'Ác
Lb. llJ/2c
Lb. 17c
PORK STEAK
BACON—Any Size Piece
SHORTENING
Lb. 21c
Lb. 9V2C