Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, January 01, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

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    VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1932.
of Portland, Francis Van Soo and
C. E. Lisenby of Knappa and
Wm. Jenkins of Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Harp Lisenby of
Along the Concrete
Jennings Lodge.
Mrs. E. E. Dean and Oren
The Pythian Sisters surprised
Mildred Hawkin*
Benner of Oakland, California,
Mrs. M. Dunlap with a lovely pot
and Beatrice Fix of Orting,
The Devaney family spent
plant Christmas day.
Washington, were weekend visit­
Christmas day with Mrs. De­
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Babcock
Mrs. M. Dunlap was one among
ors of the H. S. Fielding’s home.
S. M. White and family are vaney’s brother and family, C. 0.
of Portland were visitors of the the many guests that were enter­
spending the holidays on their Evers, at Keasey.
C. J. Christiansen family Christ­ tained Christmas day at the home
Mrs. J. L. Van Domlem and
ranch here returning to town when I A good program was given by
mas.
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lindsey.
infant son, Melvin M. left Mrs.
school opens. Mr. White has been the school children at the school
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christian­
Roger’s maternity home Wednes­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAllister
A
selling honey to Portland grocers house Wednesday evening.
sen were guests of Mrs. O. W. and sons and Mr. and Mrs. E.
day for their home at Mountain
I tree was had and presents ex-
the
past
two
months.
Robbins' birthday party Wed­ D. Johnson and family of St.
Dale. The boy was born December
|changed by the children, the dis-
The Christmas tree at the
nesday evening.
16.
Helens spent the holidays with
itrict furnishing the candy. The
school
house
was
a
tremendous
Miss Norine Lindberg was home Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Fowler.
teacher had a gift for all her
success.
Every
family
in
camp
Registered
at
Hotel
McDonald
to spend the holidays with her
Mrs. Elsie Parker and daughter
pupils. Those present were Mr.
was
present.
The
children
pre
­
this
week
were
Lyle
Rose,
S.
E.
mother, Mrs. A. E. Lindberg.
Juanita, also Nels Westlan, spent
and
Mrs. Frank White and his
Marcus, J. C. Penelope of Port­ sented a very interesting program
Mrs. Lee Hall went to Portland Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Bud
mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
land, Mr. and Mrs. B. Jackson and later a delightful supper was
Tuesday for medical aid.
Lindsley, Joe and Edith Lindsley,
Robbins.
of Seattle, and E. F. Norris of served. Santa Claus had a stock­
Mr. and Mrs. Blackman and
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Evers, Mr.
Harry Burtraw of Falls City
ing
and
gift
for
each
child.
Salem.
Viola Blackman returned home is here spending the holidays
Andy Olsen is in Portland over and Mrs. J. 0. Devaney, Mr. and
from Molalla Sunday.
Della Cline, who has been the Christmas season.
Mrs. D. K. Mendenhall, Mr. and
with his parents at Soul’s hill.
Lyle Rose of Camp McGregor
spending the Christmas holidays
The Estes family together with
Mrs. Virginia Gilkerson invited Mrs. Gilham and Hilbert Young,
called on Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Phelps and
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. all camp children to her house I Lucille Gosa and father, Ivan
Matson this week.
B. J. Cline, will return to Port­ for supper on Wednesday. After­ iReed, Wesley Northrop.
Mrs. N. A. Allison spent Monday
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stevenson at the home of Dave McMullin at
land Sunday to continue her wards the group sang Christmas
T. L. Gosa and daughter from
and Miss Rhoda Bell were guests I Natal.
¡Toledo drove over Wednesday
business college studies.
1
carols for each family in camp.
of Mrs. Mary Bell Christmas day.
'to take his daughter, Mrs. L. H.
Ben Spencer and Leonard Bol-
Tom Scott spent the week-end
Miss Julia Keasey, former Ver­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff and dener, who spent the holidays
Young, home for the holidays.
here
with
his
family.
nonia
girl
now
living
in
Rose
­
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers were here, returned to Bakersfield,
The trail builders for the Ver­
Arne
Anderson
visited
his
bro
­
burg,
visited
friends
here
Mon
­
Portland visitors Tuesday.
nonia-Hamlet road moved up to
California, Wednesday.
day.
Miss Keasey came over ther Oke in Portland recently. Keasey Sunday and are camped
Mr. and Mrs. James Nanson
Aunt Sally Spencer spent Mon­
Bill King spent Christmas day
from Forest Grove where she has
spent Christmas day with Mr. day with Grandma Rogers.
in one of T. L. Timmons’ houses.
with relatives in Portland.
been the guest of her aunt.
and Mrs. G. A. Miller.
Mr. Devaney and Mayo Pettijohn
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson of
The surveyors and engineers
Mrs. J. N. Morgan was one of St. Helens spent the weekend with
Sidney Ratcliff, former em­ for the Wolf Creek route moved | will work with them. They think
the guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mr. and Mrs. Bob Metcham.
ploye of the Eagle, was home for into I.-P. headquarters camp last 'they will be here about a month.
Frank Hartwick was a business Rose and family.
Cline’s home Chrismas day.
Those shopping in Vernonia
Christmas from Hood River. He week. Several brought their fam­
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall spent visitor in Portland Monday.
Bob Carland expects to have stated that weather conditions
Miss Ruth Johnson of Portland Tuesday night with Mrs. Sarah
Thursday and Saturday were Mr.
Wm. Still of Camp Eight stop­ another operation for rupture were cold with sleet and ice ilies with them and expect to re­ and Mrs. Gilham, Edith, Joe,
is spending the week with her Spencer.
main at least two months.
aunt, Mrs. G. A. Miller of River­
and Vernon Lindsley, C. 0. Evers
Miss Lois Peck of Gaston is ped at Hotel Vernonia recently. next week, the last not having recently in Hood River. Mr.
Hilbert Young has been em­
proved successful.
view.
and J. 0. Devaney.
Ratcliff
now
works
for
the
Hood
spending the holidays with Mil­
M. E. Harrison of Eugene was
ployed
on
the
surveying
crew.
Frank Mills who is employed at dred Hawkins.
C. 0. Evers made an early
A watch party was held in the River Glacier for Mark E. Moe,
a recent guest at the Nehalem.
H. W. Jones will run the big
Warren, was home for the holi-
Mrs. Emmett Lloyd had as her
Christian church on New Year’s former publisher of the Eagle. speeder for the surveyors making trip to town Sunday to move the
Bill Culver was in Portland
days.
trail builders and their goods out.
guests Christmas day Mr. and
eve by members of the Christian
Mrs. Sheila Bateman and two trips daily.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Biggs have Mrs. Bud Rose and children, Mr. Tuesday attending to business Endeavor society.
Mr. and Mrs. Altree had their
All
the
remaining
merchandise
daughter Beverley June, came
gone to Wauna to spend the holi- and Mrs. R. A. Smith and son matters.
relatives from Vancouver over
J. H. Bush, C. Bruce and Loel from Portland to attend a family in the O.-A. store was packed
days with their son, Bill Biggs. and Mrs. Alice Gibbons and son
Nadine Aldrich was an over­ Roberts went steelhead fishing reunion at the home of her mo­ and shipped out last week. It is Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Donaway spent Lloyd.
night guest of Jeanne Hughes near Tillamook Tuesday return­ ther, Mrs. Enola Williams, on understood there will be no store j W. J. Lindsley was called to
Christmas in Portland.
I town early Christmas day, as his
The following group of young last Sunday.
Christmas day. Others present here when camp operates again. ! brother-in-law had had a stroke
ing Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tays and ladies: Elizabeth George, Jeanne
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warnstaff
at the dinner included 0. T.
children spent the weekend in Hughes, Nadine Aldrich, Eliza-
Miss Ruth Holoday attended the
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Eby Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Elster and William made a flying trip of paralysis.
Forest Grove.
C. 0. Evers got work on the
beth Wall, and Esther Froemb- state teachers institute in Port­ and children are expected home
Williams and dlaughter, Doris to camp just before Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirkland ling, surprised Aunt Sally Spen­ land this week.
Saturday or Sunday from a two Mae, Luella Williams and Roberta for some of their household goods. Vernonia-Hamlet road trail.
and daughter of Portland spent cer with an afternoon visit Sun­
They report much more snow in
Williams.
II. Russell, G. N. Mecklem and weeks trip to California.
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. day.
Northern Washington than here.
S. Ishiman stopped here recently
Clara Smyth.
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Earl
Groat
and
and
Mrs.
Tom
Throop
and
Mr.
Mrs. Lottie E. Dewey is car­
H. C. Ridenour is working
Mrs. Collins spent Thursday family also Aunt Sally Spencer at the Gordon.
son Jimmie returned to Astoria ing for her daughter, Mrs. F. H.
with
F. C. Whitten in Keasey.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. spent Christmas day with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Acoff of Wednesday after spending Christ­ Veith, who is convalescing from
Mr. and Mrs. E. Estey enter­
Claud Knoppe.
and Mrs. R. L. Spencer and fa­ McMinnville were in town Tues­ mas with Mr. and Mrs. H. Veal. a broken collar bone received in tained Mr. and Mrs. Imbodin and
With
Mrs. Streadwick, Mrs. Johnson mily.
a fall on Christmas eve. Mrs. daughter of Portland Christmas
day on business.
RINGLETTE
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kerns
and Mrs. Taylor called on Mrs.
Mrs. C. R. Fowler has been
Dewey arrived Sunday afternoon.
ENDS
A. L. Austin has been ill for and son Lyle of Tillamook are She was accompanied by Mr. day.
Donaway Monday.
quite ill for the past few days.
A Steam Wave
Mr.
Timmons
was
in
camp
on
visiting
this
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs. Bud Robbins was painful-
Mrs.
Sally Spencer spent a number of days but at last
Dewey, her daughter Grace, her business Saturday.
$4 and $5
the former's brother, Harry
ly injured when she slipped and Christmas eve at the home of report is improving.
daughter-in-law, Mrs. R. L. Dew­
School
will
begin
again
Mon­
Kerns.
fell on the ice Christmas day.
her son, Omar Spencer of Port­
ey, and Clyde Bettisworth, all of day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willard had land. She has not missed this
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vancouver, Washington, who ic-
and daughter Maxine visited rela­
BEAUTY SHOPPE
as their guests Christmas day Mr, occasion there in 20 years.
W. Baker for dinner on Christ­ turned to their homes that even­
Norman Pettijohn spent Christ­
tives in Banks Sunday.
Phone 431
Bridge St.
and Mrs. Henry Heath and Mrs.
mas were Mrs. Watts, Frank ing.
mas in Portland.
Laramore and sons John and
Miss Agnes Roth of Spokane Dravel and Jimmie Meier, all of
Lewis.
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Portland.
Miss Ora Rundell of Portland
F. W. Gough for two weeks.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
spent the holidays with her par­
Mrs. Jake Neurer
Merle Harrison, a U. of 0. Soden on Christmas day were
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rundell.
student, is a guest nt the home of Mrs. Soden’s daughter and son-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byers and
Elmer Hiatt and his children Mr. and Mrs. F. Claude Stephens. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shodd
children were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt of Wilark spent several days last week in
Thelma Stephen« is home on of Portland.
Portland with Mrs. Hiatt. Mrs.
Christmas.
her vacation from Sisters, Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Prickett
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas Hiatt has been in Portland this where she teaches in high school.
of Mist spent Christmas at In­
and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Malm- winter.
Ole Estes brought his cousin
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mechlem and dependence at the home of Mrs.
sten spent Wednesday evening at
We’ve answered the call of your food budget for lower meat prices by cutting
Millie
McMullin
from
Forest
Mr. Mechlin’s father spent Christ­ Prickett’s parents, Mr. anl Mrs.
the home of Sidney Malmsten.
our prices to almost unheard of levels. They’re at lowest point in more than 10
E.
Kullander.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers and Mr. Grove Thursday to spend her va­ mas in Vernonia with relatives.
years! Now you may have the finest puts of meat at the prices you ordinarily
and Mrs. Mike Ludwick had cation.
B.
M.
Armitage
of
Newport
paid for cheaper cuts. Comparison of our meat quality and meat prices will bring
Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole and
Wm. Haycox returned from
Christmas dinner with Mr. and
has been spending the Christmas
us your business.
children,
Shirley
and
Donald
spent
Portland Friday to his home here.
M rs. Tom Magoff.
holidays at the home of his son
Christmas
with
relatives
in
Scap
­
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson had
Mr. and Mrs. John Hair spent
W. J. Armitage. He will remain
poose.
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. for Christmas guests Mr. and
until after New Years.
Mrs. Lee Osborn.
Sydney Malmsten.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF —
Mrs. J. F. Rose, who went to
Mrs. Margaret Dunlap
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Miller and
were Christmas guests of Mrs.
Portland
Wednesday
will
return
Pound .....................................
daughter leave Tuesday for Port­ Vernonia was at Natal to
Kullander’s parents in Indepen­
home today with her daughter
land, where they will visit with the weekend with her son
dence.
ALL
STEAKS—
MEMORIE TEA —
Glenda who has been visiting in
and family.
friends for a few days.
Pound
........
............................
1/2-Pound Package ...
the
city
since
Saturday.
Mrs. Rose Fletcher was a guest
The Natal school had their
Clifford Bergerson spent Thurs-
day with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Christmas program last Thursday. for Christmas dinner at the home
PORK
CHOPS
—
MAYONNAISE —
Hotel Hy-Van guests this week
The little folks are having a va­ of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Flett in were T. C. Whitten, A. Stone,
Miller.
Pound .....................................
Swift’s Gem — Pint
Timber.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Parker of cation until Monday, January 4.
Chas. Van Horn, W. F. llintzen
GROUND
BEEF
—
FLAKEWHITE — Compares
John Thomas and his brother-
Bay City visited his parents dur­
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis
Pound .....................................
with Snowdrift — 4-lb. tin
in-law, Mr. Bedell, were Vernonia and daughter Thelma spent the
ing the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Phelps and shoppers Thursday.
Christmas holidays with relatives
GROUND PORK—
BLUE SEA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suther­ in Seattle.
Mrs. N. A. Allimon of Beurna,
Pound .....................................
SHRIMP
CANS
Wash., are here spending the land were visitors at Mrs. Suther­
land's
sister
’
s
family,
Mrs.
J.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Lincoln
and
daugh
­
week with their brother, John
Fresh Medium—
CATSUP — Diamond W —
ter Thelma spent the weekend
McCormick, on Christmas day.
Estes.
Dozen .............
Large size bottle .............
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lizenby left i Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fessler and visiting relatives in Portland and
Fresh Extras—
SUNBRITE CLEANSER—
Monday for Portland, where they Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vesko of Beaverton.
Dozen .............
Can ........................ ............
will visit relatives for a few days. Portland had Christmas dinner
Russell Peterson of Tacoma
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell with Mr. Fessler’s sister and bro­ spent Christmas with his sister
BUTTER — Swift’s
RAISINS — Seeded or
spent Sunday evening with Mrs. ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jake and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Premium, Pound ...................
seedless — Package........
Neurer.
M. Dunlap.
Ben Ramer.
The Bob Lindsay family enjoy­
Miss Ora Rundell of Portland
LARD — Pure
ALBERS QUICK OATS —
was a visitor at the home of Mrs. ed Chritsmas with Mrs. M. Peter-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown and
Kettle Rendered ....
LBS.
Large size package ........
son and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dun­ Guy Mills were dinner guests of
Willard Thursday.
lap
and
son
Floyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith on
Miss Millie McMullin went to Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler
spent the holidays at the home Seaside Monday to spend a few
Mrs. Nettie Simpson and her
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kirk at days at the beach.
son
John of Portland were Christ­
Mr. Bedell took care of Elmer
Pleasant hill.
Mrs. Lee Hall and daughter Hiatt’s place and stock while the mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
lbs .
called on Mrs. M. Dunlap Wed­ Hiatt family was in Portland.
An accurate, fully guaran­
nesday.
Stanley Kuback of St. Helens at their daughter’s family, the
LBS.
DeLoss Powell is spending the spent several days with Mr. and Dave McMullins.
teed St. Regis Pedestal
Miss Doris Merryfield, Natal
week with his grandmother in Mrs. Jake Neurer while Mrs. Ku­
dozen
Portland.
back was visiting her mother at school teacher, left to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Rollins and Tualatin. Oregon.
The Natal grangers held a so­
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lisenby visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill came
................................................... EACH
at Camp Eight Sunday.
out from Portland to spend the cial gathering at their hall on Sat­
urday evening which was well
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell and holidays here with friends.
BUNCHES
Regular $1.50
sons DeLoss and Melvin spent
Estom Johnson was accomp­ attended.
Mrs. O. M. Steinroad and her
Christmas day at the home of anied by his wife last week on
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith.
his cream route through the val­ nephew Archie Deagle of Port­
In Rose, Blue or Nickel
J. N. Morgan visited his daugh­ ley.
i land were here on business last
Finish
ter. Mrs. Fred Rainey, during the
Miss Annie McMullin, who is week.
I
holidays.
working in Portland, was here
I
Noble Dunlap and his mother, on Christmas with her folks.
Agency for
Mrs. M. Dunlap, visited Saturday
Frank Peterson and his son
with Miss Julia Banzer, who has Richard and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
ME LAUNDRY CO.
been very sick. She is much bet­ Osborn were Monday visitors in
Vernonia.
ter at this writing.
Next to Pott Office
PHONE 231
FREE DELIVERY
WM. CULVER. Prop.
Mrs. Art Lisenby had as her
Mr. and Mrs. John Estes from
guests Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Riverview were Christmas visitors
I
hotel
M c D onald
Camp ...
McGregor
Riverview
I
KEASEY
Realistic
Permanent
Ann Pile
Nalal
GREATER VALUES
For Saturday and Monday
MEAT
Stop!
Your Old
Clock and
$1.00
Will Buy
ALARM
CLOCK
E
try and Dry Cleaning
11* hi,-- I ’i \ er Eri. | |
Armitage
Drug Co.
Eegs'
2
10c
18c
17c
12c
13c
26c
30c
32c
21c
36c
30c
27c
62c
25c
19c
5c
10c
29c
PRODUCE
S weet P otatoes
4
C ranberries ................... 2
ORANGES, 176’S .........
G rape F ruit
BEETS
.................. 3
18 c
25c
20c
5c
10c
Vernonia Market
And Grocery