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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1932)
Mist societies meet at 6:30 p. m. The evening services are held at 7:30 p. m. You will find a welcome. Mr«. A. A. Dowling CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fenton drove over from Ostrander Sat urday for a visit. Mr. Fenton went back Monday but Mrs. ten- ton remained over for a longer visit. Wm. Bridgers drove to Cor vallis Sunday taking his niece Miss Alberta DeRock back to school. Leia Johnston also went with them. Mrs. Agatha Nelson returned to her school duties near The Dalles after the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland went to Portland Monday to take their son Donald that far on his way to Monmouth after the holiday vacation. Mrs. E. T. Wallace returned home the last of the week from several days visit with relatives in Portland and vicinity. Mrs. Clark Fenton was a guest Monday night at the Austin Dow ling home. Mr. and Mrs. A. Buckley were down from Vernonia visiting her mother, Mrs. Reynolds, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Reynolds were dinner guests Friday night of Mr. and Mrs. Carrington. Several cases of whooping cough have made their appear ance among the school children this week. Some of the Louden children are among those that have it. Mrs. Chas. Webber, small daughter Virginia, and son Charles are visiting at Meadow Brook farm, the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Melis. The Mist-Birkenfeld quartet met at the A. Dowling home Monday evening for their song practice. The quartet is composed of Bernard Dowling, first tenor, Clyde Harmon, second tenor, A. R. Mills, bass, and Eder Wallace, baritone. They will sing at Clats kanie January 7 for the Eastern Star installation. Mrs. Mills was also a guest at the Dowling home. She plays for the quartet. Mrs. J. Lawyer was in the village Monday. Miss Olga Holmstrom took quite a tumble on the icy ground one day last week, laming her up some. Mrs. Ed. Reynolds has been having quite a painful finger, caused from a sliver or scratch, and infection set in and the fin ger had to be lanced. She spent several days last week at the Aldridge home in Clatskanie, where she could be close to the doctor's office for medical treat ment. Quite a crowd attended the dance at Natal grange hall Sat urday night. Music was furnished by the Berg-Sundland orchestra. Mrs. G. McClenon left for Colorado last week with her small daughter Dorothy to join her husband. Mrs. McClenon has been spending the past three months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse George. F. Claude Stephen» G. W. Plumer Pastor The Sunday school started out fine last Sunday under the new superintendent, Mrs. E. E. Gar ner. It meets at 9:45 a. m. Be on time. The pastor will preach at 11 a. m. The two Christian Endeavor spent Christmas with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gosa. She went to camp Friday to spend Mr». Jake Neurer the weekend with her husband. Mrs. Devaney and Mrs. Men- denhall were in Vernonia Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuback day. and their little daughter from Religious services are being St. Helens moved their household held at the Keasey school each goods to Natal last week. They night this week. They are well i are living in a house owned by attended and enjoyed by all. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer. The Several of the school children Kubacks like the Nehalem valley are ill with colds and are being and they expect to make their kept out of school by their par- future home here. Mr. Kuback is an ex-service man, and his ents. The Louis White family of wife has been a friend of the Portland spent New Year’s with Neurers for 15 years. their parents and brother in Mrs. M. Peterson, daughter Keasey. Nellie Dunlap and son Floyd drove to Delano Wednesday to visit Mrs. Peterson’s sister, Mrs. Jake Dowling. A crew of men are felling trees on the sand bluff at Natal next About 30 people from Timber to the Dave McMullin place. This and Westimber charivaried George work is being done by the county. Mr. and Mrs. James McMullin Wilson, the S. P. round-house foreman at Timber on New Year’s from Scappoose were visiting rel eve. Mr. Wilson was married in atives here last week. Seattle on Christmas day and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn were is now living in Timber with his business visitors in Vernonia on bride, a former Wheeler, Oregon Monday. girl. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kern of dinner guests on Wednesday at Westimber returned from Port Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wickland’s land Saturday where Mr. Kern at Clatskanie. spent three weeks in St. Vincents The county’s road grader did hospital recovering from a brok some work on the Nehalem high en ankle sustained at Arcadia way last week. park on November 10. Mr. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson and is still confined to his home with daughter were house guests of his leg in a cast. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Tracey over the A new barber shop has been holidays. built and opened at Timber. Dick The little daughter of Mr. and Dudrow is the barber. Mrs. Jim Moran was quite sick George King of Westimber is last week but is much better at confined to his home with rheu this writing. matism. Mr. King is the driver Several Natal folks attended of the school bus for this district. the party at Miss Annie Banzer’s The Eagle Lumber company at below Mist New Year’s eve. Westimber is doing some repair McMullin family work in preparation for resum ing operations in the spring. Their only activity at present is the disposing of their remaining stock of lumber to the farmers around the country. With Natal Minister Services for January 10: Bible school, 9:45 a. m.; Divine morn ing worship, 10:45 a. m. Theme, Our Place in the Plan Divine. Basket dinner following morn in service. For this dinner bring what is reasonable and palatable, the church does not ask imposi- liilities. Annual business session follow ing the day’s meal, at which every member is urged to be pre sent. This is important—it is yours. Come! Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m., will conclude the activities of a busy day. Timber Camp Eight Those attending the New Year’s eve dance at Arcadia were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield, Mrs. Norman Guinn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle, Miss Evelyn Olson, and Chet Evereart. Everyone en joyed a good time. Mrs. Florence Olson has been seriously ill the past week but at last report was somewhat im proved. Miss Evelyn Olson of St. Hel ens has extended her visit due to the illness of Mrs. Olson. Mrs. Earl Pringle and Mrs. Charles Mackie were luncheon guests on Tuesday at the D. R. Ryves home in Vernonia. Mrs. Keene was present in the after noon to make the fourth at 500. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and family attended the show in Vernonia on Sunday evening. Mrs. Ryves of Vernonia, Bus ter Hodge and Wilma Coppel of Forest Grove were guests at the Pringle home Saturday. Mrs. Charles Lewis has re turned home from Portland much improved. Dan Brown of the Ford garage was called for three A service in camp due to a flat tire one day last week. Dick and Jean Lewis are both absent from school these last few days due to illness. Mr. ajid Mrs. Wm. Hodge drove to Vajjrouver, Wash., on Sun day on a business trip. Mrs. Earl Smith was a Port land visitor most of last week. A party was held at the C. O. Piert home on New Year’s eve, several families of camp attend ing. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lizenby of Vernonia were visitors in camp on Monday calling at the Olson and Charles Mackie home. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Taylor were Vernonia visitors on Sunday evening. HOUSEHOLD HINIS BACHELOR DOUGHNUTS EVANGELICAL CHURCH FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1932. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Mrs. J. W. Neurer 3 cups flour 3 level tsp. baking powder 1 cup sugar U teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup rich milk 2 large eggs ’ii tsp. salt. Sift flour, baking powder, su gar, nutmeg and salt, then add 1 cup milk eggs and beat until smooth. Drop by spoonful or cut with dougnut cutter and drop in hot lard. Tom Graves is reported ill. tending Linfield college. Melba Laramore, daughter of Edna Faust of Salem visited her brother, Bob Faust, Wednes Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Laramore of this city and formerly of the day. local schools was married to Dr. Albert L. Nelson of Siletz was Clyde L. Phillips of Hilo, T. II., in town recently stopping at Ho December 22 at Honolulu, They tel Vernonia. are making their home in Hilo. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lehman S. I. Sherman, camp 8, A. B. of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Igou, Vancouver, C. E. Trudgian, Chas. Mills on Sunday. Seattle, Edna Faust, Salem, J. Miss Annie Norris and Frank LeVeque, D. D. Lanway, F. D. Hurt of LaGrande called on Williamson and Lyle White of Portland registered at Hotel Me friends here Tuesday. Donald this week. D. V. Copps of Eugene and W. T. Hankins, S. J. Dorn- Chas. Peterson of Portland were recent guests at Hotel Nehalem. nisse, E. H. Leahy, W. F. Hint- zen of Portland, II. V. Blackwood, Ellen Plummer of Tacoma has Birkenfield, Mrs. V. Gilkerson been a guest at the home of her and daughters, Pittsburg, J. Ol brother, W. J. Armitage since son, Mist and Elmer Whitlow Thursday of last week. of Newberg stayed at the Hy- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mills enter Van this week. tained Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nisson with a midnight waffle and oys ter dinner on New Year’s eve. KEASEY IJ qou want pictures in your advertising. • we have them • hotel MEAT Beef Boast • Beef Bibs Bound Steak Hamburger . 2 Sausage ... 2 CORN lb. lb lb 18e lbs. 25c lbs. 25c At Vernonia, County of Columbia, Oregon, at close of business December 31, 1931. Total .... Lindy Brand — The quali ty golden variety. Regular 15c value— CAN ........... COFFEE Gold Bar—1-tb can. For those who want the best. 34c CAN BEANS BANK OF VERNONIA SALTED PEANUTS COCOA Hoody’s — New crop, fresh roasted and salted. Special TODAY, BIG 1 A 1-LB. BAG .LUC Hershey’s — Delicious and nourishing, H’s CAN ................ 13c ROLLED OATS FLOUR Affiliated Buyers — The best patent flour milled and at the lowest price— 49 “ ck $1.19 $226,715.96 Capital stock paid in ...... Surplus . ..................................... Undivided profits — net Reserves .................. ............ Demand deposits . Time certificates Savings deposits Bills payable and rediscounts The completed work ¡8 a real piece of art, pleasing totheeyc.casy to read and hence,..GETS RESULTS. Bridge St. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE LIABILITIES The same care, the same thought, the same exact ness of balance, harmony of color and choice of me diums is used by us on a piece of printed matter that the artist uses when he is painting a picture. Specials for Fri. and Sat M c D onald Loans and discounts .. ........................ $ Overdrafts ........................ ...................................................... Bonds, securities, etc.............. ............................................ Banking house $11,160, furniture and fixtures $6,600 Real estate owned other than banking house . Cash, due from banks and cash items Other resources .................................... Mother’s — W’ith Chinaware Large 55-oz. -g PACKAGE cTr........ 18c 2 cans for 35c PEAS Gold Bar — Tender, sweet, early garden, 2’s $226,715.96 18c CAM 2 Cans for 35c HOMINY Van Camp’s—Indianna fan cy bleached. 15H-oz. can— Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of January. 1932. T. B. MILLS. Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires Oct. 13, 1935. (SEAL) 3 CORRECT—ATTEST: H. E. McGraw, A. L. Kullander. P. Berger- son, J. H. Bush, G. L. Mills, J. E. Kerr, Directors. J FOR FLAKE BUTTER CRACKERS Uneeda Bakers, 1-Ib CARTON ... 14c SYRUP Vermont Maid — Made in Vermont by Vermonters— PRESERVES Kerr’s — large 14-oz. jar. .... 49c 19c BAKED BEANS B & M Oven baked—Large size. Delicious and easy to $ 25,000.00 3,000.00 591.18 1412.00 106,651.63 13,442.39 53,727.46 22,891.30 Wilamet— 2’s —Fine green cut stringless— -g Z 4 CAN .................... JLVC OlC JAR State of Oregon, County of Columbia ss: I. Loel Roberts, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge | and belief. LOEL ROBERTS. Cashier. COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPT. Annette BEAUTY SHOPPE “THE ART OF PRINTING” (Incorporated) RESOURCES Vernonia Eagle $4 and $5 means, in this shop, just exactly what the diction ary says . • • Nehalem Market & Grocery Laundry and Dry Cleaning Pick-up Tues.—Deliver Fri. Total TYPOGRAPHY RINGLETTE ENDS A Steam Wave Phone 431 STATE LAUNDRY CO. at If you want to sell or trade some- thing—use the Eagle classified columns. They get results. Realistic Permanent Mrs. W. E. Bell returned Mon day evening from a four week’s Those shopping in Vernonia visit in Grants Pass and Medford with her children and their fami- from Keasey Saturday were Ken- neth dnd Mrs. Boudle, Mrs. Clar- lies. ence Reed, John Luther, Mr. and Frank Hurt, who had super Mrs. DeWitt, Mrs. D. K. Menden- vision of the work done on the hall, Anna Devaney and C. O. market road paving last summer, Evers. was a Vernonia visitor on Tues Norman Pettijohn was in town day. Saturday to see a dentist. The trail builders on the Ver James Dougherty, C. B. Clough, S. Hamatani, of Portland, and nonia-Hamlet road will be through I Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Worth from this week, finishing much sooner Illinois were recent guests at Ho than they expected. Orris Devaney returned homo tel Gordon. Sunday from Klamath Falls, W. J. Armitage motored to where he has worked the last Newport Tuesday with his father, five months. B. M. Armitage, who was return Mrs. L. Cummings made a ing to his home after spending business trip to Portland Mon- the holidays in Vernonia. day. Mrs. L. H. Young returned Judd Greenman accompanied his daughter and son, Phoebe Thursday from Toledo, where sho Greenman and Hale Greenman, who returned to their studies at the University of Oregon Sunday. Agency for Miss Vivian Douglass, who spent the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Douglass, returned Sunday to McMinnville, where she is at- Were guests on New Year’s day at Mrs. McMullin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Estes at Riverview. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neurer and son Donald from Clarkston, Washington, were holiday visitors here and Joe and his son visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer last week. Young folks attending college who spent their holiday vacations here with their parents and rela tives left over the weekend to continue their studies. Fred Overson, bridge builder and contractor, was here last week looking over the Natal bridge. Floyd Deeds and his grandmo ther, Mrs. M. Peterson, returned to Eugene, where Floyd is a student at the U. of O. Eston Johnson brought in a load of furniture last week for Mr. and Mrs. S. Kuback. Shady Lane from Mist was a Natal visitor Saturday. Noble Dunlap, Clyde Johnson and John McMullin were in Ver nonia Tuesday. Several Natal men have been given work by the county on the road. Among them are John Thomas, Dave McMullin, M. Be dell, James McCormick. CATSUP RAISINS Iris Brand — Fancy new crop. 15-oz. z\ PACKAGE ......... ¿JC Gold Bar — Made from rich ripe tomatoes — 14 oz. size BOTTLE 19c PRODUCE Letture OC Cranberries 2 lbs. 25c Wilbur Candy Bars IO for 18c Navel Oranges 288*s • • 2 doz. 25c
