Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, December 04, 1931, Page 6, Image 6

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    FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931.
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
Athletict Keep on
Top By Good
Comfortable Margin
of county affairs, that the county
LOWER COLUMBIA
is being well managed and that all j I *
ASSOCIATION TO
MEET DECEMBER 11 of the county officials are en- ■
W. M. S. Entetrains
titled to commendation for the
The meeting of the Lower Co­ generally good condition of their
Looks like our prediction ol
lumbia associated chambers of departments.”
(Continued from page 1.)
the
team to win Division A of
commerce has been definitely set
Road Situation Not Serious
the indoor league is all wet. How­
boys and victory for the Athletic ’ for Friday, December 11, at
In commenting on the budget, ever, the season is young yet
club.
Ridgefield, Wash. The Ridgefield Commissioner T. B. Mills remark­
Except for a few fielding er­ ’ Community club are arranging a ed that though the cut in road and anything can happen.
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rors on the part of the Federals 1 fine program of entertainment levies is heavy, the county will
Wonder where Tom Bateman
the game was well played through­ and food and hope for a good get $22,000 from the state for
gets all of these good catchers
out and the final outcome was 1 representation from the Oregon maintenance of secondary high- !
to
sign up.
Each succeeding
until
the
bell
rang
end
­
in doubt
side as well as from Washington. ways and about $30,000 automo- ! ~ u>"’“ 8e7ms t0 7ook“'a”lïttiZ
Both Bateman 1
ing the game.
Mayor E. I. Ballagh of St. Hel- bile license money will be allotted better than the previoU8 one
and Ray pitched in excellent ’ ens will take his boat, the “Grace” to the county.
style, Ray’s support being much 1 across from St. Helens at 6:00
The umpiring in Wednesday’s
better than Bateman’s. Don Hol­ o’clock sharp. All those who want
game was handled in good shape
tham was easily the star of the ! to attend the Ridgefield meeting
by Bill Van Doren and Mills.
evening for the Athletics, field­ may go with him at that time if
1 O~—
ing many difficult chances at ’ they show up at the dock at five
Inversely, we understand that
first base without a bobble and or a little before. It is but a
somebody nearly started a riot
batting in equally excellent fash­ short run across the river and
at the Tuesday game when some­
Meetings, social events, ath­
ion scoring three of the A’s 12 will not take over a half hour.
body else didn’t agree with one of
runs. Larry Marshall also played There is room for about 136 letic contests, charity sales, etc.,
the ump’s decision.
good ball for the winners, field­ people on the boat. Cars can be of community interest or public
ing in good shape and also scor­ left at St. Helens and picked up benefit will be listed under this
Wonder why Bert Tisdale and
head free of charge. This offer his Legion team don’t show up
ing three runs.
on the return.
There were no real outstanding
does
not
include
enterprises
for
Those who want to attend from
when they are supposed to ????
stars for the Federals, the boys the down-river part of the county private gain, or mention of ad-
— o—
of this team as usual, played on can either cross the Longview mission or other fees.
Said one of the teachers to an-
a par. However, the catching of bridge or come to St. Helens
other and so on down the line
Pythian Sisters bazaar and
Woodeage was well done and and take the boat.
Tuesday night, “Boys we can’t
dinner.
Saturday,
Dec.
5,
form-
probably stood out above the
Vernonia, Scappoose and St.
continually be humiliated by these
playing of the rest of his team Helens will find it much more er Mellinger store.
mugs beating us all the time,
Womans day program, Christ­ let’s get organized and win a
mates. Bateman, Jenson and Jor­ convenient to make connections
ian
church,
Sunday
Dec.
6,
7:30
dan were high score men for the with the boat trip.
game for a change,” and darned
losers, each getting a pair of
The resolution committee of the p. m.
if they didn’t.
Athletic club meeting and soc­
markers.
L. C. A. C. C. will meet at 5:30,
The score by innings follows: the board will meet at 6:00, and ial, Campfire cabin, Tuesdaly,
Too many Mills in this indoor
Federals ......... 012 003 500—11 the dinner will be at 7:00 or Dec. 8, 8 p. m.
league. We can’t keep track of
Indoor baseball, Teachers vs. them all.
Athletics ........ 103 301 121—12 shortly after.
Batteries: Bateman and Wood­
The Ridgefield people have Athletics Dec. 8; Federals vs.
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eage; Ray and Drorbaugh.
And now for the big football
promised to feature their famous Outlaws Dec. 9, Legion hall.
Loyal
Gleaners
Christmas
meet
­
game in Portland tomorrow.
baked potatoes in this dinner.
City Budget Limit­
President George Ford and Sec­ ing and election of officers, Wed­
CARD OF THANKS
retary K. C. Batchelder have as­ nesday, Dec. 9. at Mrs. Phil Tay­
ation Voted Down signed
Barney Garrett, secretary lor’s, 23 Arkansas Ave.
We wish to express our ap­
Nehalem club, Dec. 9, at Mrs.
of the Columbia county chamber
preciation for the words of sym­
(Continued from page 1.)
of commerce, the task of urging Ray D. Fisher’s, 925 Rose Avenue. pathy, for the beautiful flowers
Vernonia Study club at Mrs.
attendance on the part of people
the legal issues involved.
and for the kindly assistance dur­
from the Oregon side of the riv­ C. W. Reithner’s, Thursday, Dec- ing the recent illness and death
Situation Serious
If permission to exceed the er. He states that there has al­ 10.
Columbia County Sheep and of our wife and mother.
limitation is refused at the elec­ ways been a fine delegation com­
Elon E. Malmsten.
Goat
association, Dec. 10, 10 a.
tion December 28 the plight of ing to the Oregon towns in which
Leroy E. Malmsten
the city will be serious. The the meetings have been held and m. Masonic Temple.
Gladys E. Knauss.
School District 47 budget meet­
$1,758.43 levy which would then asks that each member group from
ing
Dec.
11,
Washington
Grade
be allowed the city could not pay the Oregon shore get out as many
for even the minimum required members as possible to show that school, 8 p. m.
Evangelical church W. M. S.
we can travel away from home
functions.
As the item of street lights as well as the Washington people. bazaar Dec. 12, former Dixie
If you want pictures
Grill.
alone would use up almost the 1
in
your advertising,
entire amount of the base levy. Cuts Made in 1932
Clyde
Jordan
was
called
to
I
it is probable, according to indi-1
Budget For County his home in Independence Thurs­ • we have them @
vidual members of the council,1
day noon by the illness of his
(Continued from Page 1)
that there can be no street
lights the entire year, and the!
. ■ . ,
,
, mother.
streets will be in entire darkness ' 'varrant •ndebtedness, the total
Eugene Shipman returned on
after nightfall. The city library ; ^’t was reduced 4 per cent, Thanksgiving day from the Vet­
would also have to be discon-1 ™,s r,ed.uc.t,10n’ ^ompamed by eran's hospital in Palo Alto, Cal­
Realistic
tinued, and other economies ef­ ■ the relief that will be felt from ifornia, where he has been re­
fected that would seriously incon­ i reduced state levies and from el- ceiving special treatments.
Permanent
I imination of special road tax le-
venience everybody.
With ’
Bert Tisdale left Thursday
I
vies
will
appear
as
very
tangible
Campaign Contemplated
RINGLETTE
morning for a ten days visit with
!
savings
to
the
taxpayer
when
he
A campaign to educate the'8- . / ....
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.
.
ff
ENDS
relatives in California. Eugene
voters to the real issues involved *ets hJs state™n.t. ".e.Xt yea?
A Steam Wave
Shipman is carrying mail for him
County
Well
Managed
is being organized, and it is hoped'
in his absence.
$4 and $5
that the friends of the measure I In concluding their statement
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Waltman,
will become aroused to the ser-1 t'ie members of the budget com­
mittee, Martin White (chairman), Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandoz and
iousness of the situation.
BEAUTY SHOPPE
' C. R. Evenson and Judd Green­ daughter Marjorie from Portland
Phone 431
Bridge St.
To buy, sell or trade, use man, said “The committee felt, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
after four days of intensive study Mrs. H. V. Holcomb.
Eagle classified ads.
Annette
Penney Toyland Now Open
I At Guest Day
A bounteous pot luck dinner
was enjoyed by about 66 niem­
bers and guests at the annual
guest day meeting of the Woman’s
Missionary society of the Evan­
gelical church held Wednesday.
After the dinner a short program
was given. Seven of the ladies
were transformed into young girls
wh' became pupils in a school
and entertained the members
with recitations, songs and musi-
cal numbers. The school was
presided over by a very capable
teacher who maintained strict
order.
The president reported that
over $27 had been taken in from
the mite box offering. Mrs. Gar­
ner announced the bazaar for De­
cember 12 and asked that all ar­
ticles be turned over to Mrs. H.
V. Holcomb this week if possible.
Cakes and pies will also be sold in
connection with the bazaar.
Those who enjoyed the after­
noon were Mrs. M. J. Wall, Mrs.
M. F. Wall, Mrs. A. U. Sauer,
Mrs. West, Mrs. Lindstrom, Mrs.
Van Doren, Mrs. A. Henges,
Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. J.
Weed, Mrs. Foust, Mrs. C. Rich­
ardson, Mrs. W. S. Strong, Mrs.1
Keller, Mrs. Johnstone, Mrs. W. I
H. Kent, Mrs. O. Dent, Mrs. L. |
A. Rogers, Mrs. D. C. Cason,
Mrs. E. B. Miner, Mrs. Lloyd
Thomas, Mrs. C. L. Brock, Mrs.
Ortner, Mrs. E. E. Garner, Mrs.
C. C. Shay, Mrs. L. H. Roberson,
Mrs. M. R. Eby, Mrs. E. A.
Green, Miss L. Keehn, Mrs. W.
T. Lilly, Mrs. B. J. Hair, Mrs.
J. H. Burnside, Mrs. W. W.
Wolff, Mrs. Krome, Mrs. E. H.
Condit, Mrs. Judd Greenman,
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Plumer,
Mrs. II. McEntire, Mrs. L. F.
Malmsten, Mrs. T. B. Mills, Mrs.
E. J. Douglass, Mrs. L. H. Dew­
ey, Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. C. U. En-
strom, Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs.
J. E. Tapp, Mrs. Sarah Smith,
Mrs. I. Mann, Mrs. A. Parker,
Miss Allie Simmons, Mrs. C. L.
Anderson, Mrs. W. H. Hurley,
Mrs. E. M. Bleile, Mrs. E. E.
Yeo, Mrs. Clyde McDonald, Mrs. I
C. Malmsten, Mrs. D. Marshall, I
Mrs. II.
Holcomb, Mrs. Kel-1
logg.
4444
CHRISTMAS
GREETING
Through special arrange­
ments with a large en­
graving house we have
been given the exclusive
rights to sell their com­
plete line of beautiful
processed greeting cards.
You have the choice of
many different désignés
—all very unusual and
distinctive. Come in to­
day and make your sel­
ection.
PRICES
LOWER
THAN
EVER
VERNONIA EAGLE
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
DEPARTMENT
Money Saving Specials
PRICES EFFECTIVE FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY, DEC. 5, 7
Safeway Flour
Hardwheat blend—the family flour for every baking purpose.
$1.19
SALAD OIL
Quality Supreme — Double refined, pure cottonseed
Bring your own container.
QUART
GALLON
23c
1/2-GALLON
43c
TEA
y ay . c
.A
English Breakfast—Extra special,
Introductory offer
POUND (in bulk) ....
35c
CORN
Free
Buy a supply at a
real saving. No.
3 tins O’’
3 for^iUC
Suntex
A new and better
bleacher or water
softener. Large bottles
Buy one (1) bottle and
get another FREE.
BOTTLE .............
Macaroni
Rose City, Curve Cut. Many ways to
serve—A high quality macaroni for leas.
CRACKERS
T omorrow
Snowflakes — Fresh
and crisp ....... ...........
Oh, Jack-in-the-Box is happy,
Double Action
TANK
As happy as can be;
Jim’s Special
For never before has Santa
PENNEY’S
LOW PRICE
Steel Wagon
Given such cause for glee.
lt tigrags, soldiers pop up and
down, gun moves from side tc*
side, and it has » brake.
His sack with treasures is bursting,
Other Mechanical Toys
49c up
I
Just what Son wants for Christ­
mas! This wagon has a brake,
double disc KT roller bearing
wheels and
rubber tires.
With toys and gifts galore;
With trains, and dolls and engines.
That girls and boys adore.
Safewag aiwags has the finest
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Oranges
Potatoes
Cabbage
Fresh shipment — New crop
Navels, Medium size .............
No. 2 Netted Gems—
Guaranteed cookers ..
Fresh local grown—
Solid heads — POUND
2 DOZ. 33c
LBS.
17C
IV2C
2 Choice Meats O'
Come see them now at Penney's
Bring Dad, bring Mother, too;
To twinkling, blinking Toyland
Where Xmas dreams come truel
“Little
Jim’’
‘ Mother’s Helpmate
Tool Chest
Contains M pfcc»« «1*1 » manual
, . . for the hoy who Hnes to
>ulW things I
PENNEY CO*
•1.9» '
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