Vernonia eagle., May 06, 1932, Page 3, Image 3

VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1932.
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Mrs. Westlin visited school
i Tuesday.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day spent
| one ¿ay in camp last week to
Mrs. Jake Nearer
■ move their household goods to
' Portland where they have been
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I living the past year. Yvonne
| visited friends while here.
Issued Every Friday
*2.00 Per Year in Advance
The railing on the Natal bridge
has been painted white and the
Miss Delma Dutro left last I
Entered as second class matter August 4, 1922. at the post
week for Hoquiam, Washington,
approaches to the bridge are now
office at Vernonia. Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879.
after an extended visit with her
being finished.
sister here. She expects to find
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wilson of
work in the hospital there.
Advertising rates—Foreign, 80c per inch; local, 28c per inch;
Portland were house guests for a
C. E. Westlin has been out of,
'egal notices, 10c per line first insertion, 5c per line succeeding
few days of Mr. and Mrs. John NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE camp several days on business.
insertions; classified lc per word, minimum 25c first insertion,
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
Bill McCormick drove to New-1
15c succeeding insertions; readers, 10c a line.
Thomas.
of Oregon for the County of berg last week and brought his
Teddie Erickson has been haul­
Columbia.
mother, Mrs. Lee Fry, home.
W. C. T. U. CHOOSES WIN­
ing hay for Bob Lindsay recently. UNITED INVESTORS CORPOR­
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Estey, Mrs.
RAY D. FISHER, Editor and Publisher
ATION
(
a
corporation)
Westlin, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, I
Mr, and Mrs. Jake Neurer made
NERS IN CONTEST
Plaintiff
Mrs.
Scott and Mrs. Dodge were
a trip to Vernonia on business
vs.
Vernonia visitors from here.
The winners in the prohibition Monday.
Roy G. Cook and May E. Cook,
Mrs. Frank O’Donnell enter­
THE RECALL EMERGES
contest which was sponsored by
Eston Johnson, truck driver, is husband and wife, Defendant.
tained at a lovely dinner party
the W.- C. T. U. were chosen by making three trips each week in
UNDER and by virtue of an for Mrs. Virginia Gilkerson on
Until the filing of the petitions for recall of the county a committee from that organiz­ the Nehalem valley in order that execution issued out of the above occasion of her birthday on Mon­
entitled
Court in the above en­ day.
court, little publicity has lately been given the movement. ation on April 27.
the farmers can ship sweet cream titled matter on the 13th day of
Bertha Scott is working as a
April, 1932, to directed upon a waitress in the hotel at Jewell.
One might have supposed, even when reading the columns There were three different div­ to Portland.
PHONE 681
in the contest. The topic
Pat Jones spent several days,
Miss Beatrice Perry accomp­ judgment, decree and order of
of the Rainier Review, edited by a prominent leader of the isions
sale, rendered and entered on in Portland and vicinity recently
for the junior and senior essay
Agency for
anied
by
her
grandmother,
drove
April 13th, 1932, in a mortgage on business.
group, that the effort was slowly dying for want of interest was “Safety Programs and Total
McCormick-Deering
to
Vernonia
Friday.
foreclosure
suit
wherein
plaintiff
D.
F.
O
’
Donnell
spent
last
within or without the so-called committee of twelve. Such Abstinence and the topic for the
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judgment for Five Hun­ weekend with his family here.
Elmer Thomas of Clatskanie is recovered
dred Twenty Three and 28/100
Several lines have been sold
was not the case, however, for the work was being carried freshmen and sophomores was here
visiting
his
uncle,
Stanley
Abstinence in Sports.” Al­
Dollars (*523.28) with interest to a Portland firm and a crew
on vigorously, and names were being added constantly to “ so Total
Kuback.
thereon at the rate of 7 per cent of men are at work here, includ­
a poster contest was held.
the petitions. The tactics had changed, for where once had Cash prizes of two and one Clyde Johnson is hauling lum­ Ker annum from the 5th day of ing Joe Doyle and Bill McCor­
larch, 1931, and the
further mick. Mr. Larsen, brother-in-law
■ ; tii
ilare of trumpets there came meetings that dollars were given to the winners. ber to build a grannery and sum
of Forty Nine and 96/100 of J. W. Warnstaff, came out
n publicity, with no questions or counter-argu- The winners for the three divi­ also a garage.
Dollars (*49.96) with interest from Portland to operate the ex­
thereon at the rate of 7 per cent cavator.
s
ated, and house-to-house canvassing for names, sions were first, Faith Hiatt; Frank Baker, superintendent of per
annum from the 4th day of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyer re­
Clark and Wilson, was in this
second, Rachel Ek.
•nlv
is change of method could the movement hope
March, 1932, and the further sum turner to Portland after a months
Freshmen and sophomore group community on business last week. of
American Legion
One Hundred Dollars (*100.00) visit with their daughter, Mrs.
... ucceed, for the publicity—their own publicity—hurt —first, Anna DeVaney; second, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullin attorney
Vernonia Post
’s fees allowed, with in­ Westlin.
and children were the guests terest thereon at the rate of 6
rather than helped. Their arguments, blaming the county Jeannette John.
A son weighing eight and one-
119, American
cent per annum from this half pounds was born here to Mr.
Legion.
Meets
court for high taxes, past extravagance of the people Poster: first, Clarence Lind- Sunday of Mrs. McMullin’s par­ per
date until paid, and the further and Mrs. Harold Ridenour at noon
sley; second, Elizabeth Piert.
ents
at
Riverview,
the
John
Estes
2nd and 4th
themselves, and about every other ill that now afflicts us, Wednesday afternoon the win­
sum qf Twenty-three and 00/100 May 2.
folks.
A Mother’s day program is be­
Dollars (*23.00) costs and dis­
Tuesdays
each
were bright red uniforms that made excellent targets.
ners went to a meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick, bursements and the costs of and ing planned by the school chil­
month, 8. p. m.
The meeting in Vernonia serves as an illustration of W. C. T. U. and the students Hy Tracey and Lee Osborn were upon this Writ, commanding me dren.
J. E. Kerr, Com-
make sale of the mortgaged
mander; Eugene Shipman, Adj.
the weakness of the position of the recall group when put winning the first places read among Natal folks in Vernonia to
property
described
as
follows,
to-
accruing
costs,
and
the
overplus,
Monday.
to the test. The arguments there presented by speakers their essays.
wit:
if any, be paid to the person or
A. F. & A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. George Neurer
at a point on
persons entitled thereto.
for the recall were either answered or anticipated so thor­ HIGH SCHOOL BAND PLAYS of Portland iwere weekend guests the Beginning
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
Westerly line of the Ne­
OSCAR G. WEED,
A. F. & A. M. meets
oughly by Judd Greenman that from the 70 or so local
halem Highway and on the
Sheriff of Columbia
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer.
AT MASONIC HOME
Section line, said point being
at
Masonic
Temple,
County, Oregon.
people in the audience not one signature was obtained.
Stanley Kuback brought his fa­
East 1168 feet from the quar­
First Publication May 6, 1932.
Stated
Communication
The
high
school
band,
under
mily and new son from Verno­
Later, petitions circulated in the community by two Ver-,
ter post between Section
Last Publication, June 3, 1932.
First Thursday of each
Nineteen (19) and Thirty
month. Special called
nonia men secured a total of 34 names. Being convinced the direction of E. J. Douglass, nia Tuesday.
(30) Township Six (6) North
played for the members of the
Mr. and Mrs. Pasco Hill from
meetrngs on all other Thurs-
(as no one openly was on this occasion) after hearing both Masonic home near Forest Grove, Vernonia
of Range Five (5) West of
spent Sunday visiting
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
Realistic
Willamette
Meridian,
and
the
sides is a far different proposition from signing one’s name Sunday May 1, in celebration of friends down the river.
most cordially welcome.
running thence Northerly
Permanent
A. McNeill, W. M.
to a petition at the request of a friend or neighbor.
Columbia county day.
Lincoln Peterson was a business
along said Westerly line of
With.. Ringlette
E. Bell, Secretary.
Highway 864.0 feet; thence
caller at Mist on Saturday.
If the recall wins either against Judge Wellington or
Ends.
A
Steam
Westerly 184.0 feet; thence
Wave at reduced
Commissioner Mills it will do so only because of a last- The senior class met on Mon­ The Otto Smith family are leav­ Southerly 864.0 feet to a
Order of Eastern Star
day May 2. It was decided to
here. They have rented Mrs.
prices,
poipt on said section line
minute appeal that has little regard for actual facts, argu­ have the class day program on ing
Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. 8.
Lawyer’s place below Mist. Mr.
that is 48.0 feet west of the
*J.5O and $^.50
Regular commu­
ments sadly wanting in logic, and no chance for a come­ Wednesday, May 18. They plan­ Rogers has recently bought this poipt of beginning; thence
nication first
East
48.0
feet
to
the
point
back. The recall movement cannot hope to succeed otherwise. ned to have the program in the from Maud Beckman.
and third Wed­
Regular $5 wave
of
beginning,
excepting
roads
nesdays of each
form of a radio broadcast.
Elode McDonald, district fire
and highways.
I
month, at Ma­
warden, was a business caller
NQW THEREFORE, NOTICE
nonia were unable to come to
sonic Temple.
The
Parent-Teachers
’
associa
­
That
on
IS HEREBY GIVEN,
dawn the river Friday.
All visiting sis­
the top. Ralph scored nineteen
BEAUTY
SHOPPE
of
June,
Monday
the
6th
day
ters and broth­
Several fisherman reported hav­
! and one-holf points altogether, tion will honor the seniors at a
Phone
431
Bridge
St.
a.
m.,
at
1932,
at
10:00
o
’
cock
ers welcome.
: while Doney, a half miler, gained banquet to be given Friday even­ ing real good luck fishing over the
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front ____
door of the Court
Pearse,
W. M.
Mrs.
Edith
ing,
May
13,
at
7
:30,
in
the
Evan
­
tiwo thirds. These two boys were
House in the City of St. Helens,
Mrs.
Alma
Bell,
Secretary.
Oregon, I will sell in obedience
father.
the only two making points for gelical church.
to said execution, decree and or­
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Vernonia
Mountain Heart
Editor ............... Nelle Green
der
of sale, at public auction
At the commencement exer­
The junior prom is to be
In the near future Vernonia
DR. RUTH M. COON Rebekah Lodge No. 243
(subject to redemption) to the
Asst. Editor ... ..... Bob Fox
cises
May
19,
about
ten
five-
held on Friday, May 6, in the highest bidder for cash, all the
, will journey to Seaside, where
Senior Reporter
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every
CHIROPRACTIC
right, title and interest which the
I they will compete in the district minute talks will be given by high school gym.
I second and fourth Thursdays in
Verla Messing
PHYSICIAN
Special
features
other
than
above
named
defendants
may
former
graduates
of
the
Vernonia
I. O. O. F. hall, Vernonia. Visit­
track meet.
Junior Reporter
high school. The commencement the dance will be given by the have in and to the said real pro­
Phone 291 :-: 994 Bridge st. ors always welcome.
perty
to
satisfy
execution,
in-
Edgar Crawford
address is to be given by Judd members of the junior class.
Marie O’Donnell, N. G.
terest, attorney’s fees, costs and
J, Aldrich To Hold Student-
Sophomore Reporter
Greenman.
Music for the dance will be
Emma Miller, Secretary.
Zonweiss Douglass
Body Gavel For *32-*33
furnished by the Berg Bros,
Freshman Reporter
May DeEtt Throop left last orchestra.
Pythian Sister*
Vote for
the
Junior
Aldrich,
a
junior
in
Leona Hillman
Invitations were given out on
Wednesday for eastern Oregon,
Vernonia Temple 61 meets
high school, was elected as pres­ where she will stay with her Monday, May 2.
< every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in
ident of the student body for
W.O.W. hall.
VERNONIA GAINS THIRD
ii.isiSS*
. (State Senator
the succeeding year in an assem­
Edna Brown, M. E. C.
Senator) )
bly held on Friday April 29.
Clara Kerns, M. or R. & C.
PLACE IN COUNTY MEET
FOR
The other officers elected are: I
RADIOS FOR RENT
Supreme Court Judge
In the track meet held at St. Vice-President—Marjorie Meeker I
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Helens Saturday, April 30, at Secretary—Leona New
HARDING LODGE 11«
OR SALE
Position No. 1
Meets every Monday
2:30 p. m. Vernonia was able to Treasurer—Bob Cline
Qualified—Vigorous—Progressive
night in the I.O.O.F.
GLENN E. DEAMER
easily gain a third place. St. Girl’s Athletic Mgr.—Joy Bush
He I* conscientious and has ths confidano«
hall. Visiting broth­
SERVICE MAN
Helens and Rainier both gained Boys’ Athletic Mgr.—Martin Hill­
and respect of all the people.
ers welcome. R. M.
Your radio repairing guar­
—Paid Adv.
more points than Vernonia.
man
anteed
or
no
labor
charge.
Aldrich, C. C.
Although the grade school seem­ Yell Leader—Harold King
H. Culbertson, K.R.S.
ed to elope with all the honors, Timberline Editor—Edgar Craw­
the Vernonia High School seem­ ford
ed unable to subdue St. Helens
ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE — Gene Shipman, Mgr.
SPEAKER AT ASSEMBLY
or Rainier.
Mr. Griffith of the U. S. For-
George, Vernonia high point
took 2 first and 2 or 3 seconds .est Department was here to speak
For your convenience the following business and professional people are listed on
and thirds, but others from Ver- at an assembly held at 9:00 o’-
this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business
and professional people.
clock on Wednesday April 27.
His topic was the reforestration
of logging lands, forest taxes,
lumbering and forest fires. He
stressed re-forestration, conserv­
ation, and the prevention of
forest fires.,
Mr. Griffith also advertised
the show given that evening at
the Washington grade school,
which consisted of a western
rodeo picture, several reels of
forestry and colored slides of the
forests and fires.
Umanità Eagle
Natal
the weekend, catching mostly
speckled trout.
Elmer Hiatt is farming the
old Carl Eiler place again this
summer.
Farmers in this community are
busy plowing and getting in
spring grain and their early po-
tatoes and small gardens.
Earl Holce from Mist was a
Natal business visitor Tuesday.
Camp • . •
McGregor
Quality Garden
SEEDS
In Bulk
Farm Seed
Vernonia
Trading Co
LODGES
Annette
Timberline
1 J. O. BAILEY
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east
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VERNONIA
SERVICE STATION
DOCTORS-------------------------
PASTIME
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
Physican and Surgeon
Oregon-American
Lumber Co.
JOHN A. MILLER
Phone Hospital 931
Town Office 891
CONTRACTORS
General Contractor
Mason Work, Building
DR. J. A. HUGHES
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 663
les. Phone 664
Vernonia,
Oregon
RESTAURANTS
BAFFORD BROS.
Mary Kato
General Plumbing
Chop'Suey
Restaurant
Veraonia
[PORTLANDJ
Dentist
Vernonia, Oregon
CARDS AND
LIGHT LUNCHES
Lloyd Baker, Prop.
FARES TO OTHER DESTINATION* IN PROFORTION
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May 22 to Oct. IB; return limite Oct. *1; Coach eng
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coaches—Intermediate fares. In tourlot sleeping ears.)
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