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» PAGE TWO VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932. as district numbered forty-seven of Certified Seed lege but from University of Ore B.i mily of St. Helens and Mr. and Columbia county, Oregon, will re gon, and Oregon Normal school I ' Mrs. Clifford Fowler and family f—2. Potatoes Marketed ceive sealed bids for $15,000.00 as well. of Riverview. of refunding bonds, dated July Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Control of the station was re Mrs. Jake Neurer Says Geo. Nelson Mildred Hawkin. 1 first, nineteen hundred and thirty- are spending the week at the cently placed under the general five. All offers must be uncondi home of Art Kirk at Pleasant Hill. extension service headed by Dean i “Certified seed potatoes grown tional and the board reserves the The Natal grangers and their Alfred Powers of Eugene, studios Mrs. Sidney Malmsten left Sat Mrs. B. B. Hawkins enjoyed the The Editor Vernonia Eagle— in Columbia county have practic urday for Seaside, where she will Fourth at the home of Mrs. Paul families enjoyed a basket lunch for this year at least will be ■ Enclosed you will find some in- right to reject any «nd all bids. ally all been marketed at the at Natal grove July Fourth. maintained only at Corvallis as I formation that might be of inter- Dated this first day of July present time, at prices ranging spend the week at the home of Driscoll on Stony Point. Miss Juanita Parker, after Mrs. Noble Dunlap and her son lack of funds have prevented I est to some of the taxpayers of nineteen hundred and thirty-two. Mrs. O. Donnelson. LOEL ROBERTS, Clerk. from 85 cents to $1.25 per sack, Miss Norma Anderson return spending some time with her aunt, Floyd motored to Portland last contemplated remote control con : the county, especially now that Mrs. Bill Mason at Tidewater, re Date of first publication, July with only one lot going under nections with other campuses at week. ed home Saturday from Hood economy is the efficiency of the this figure," states County Agent turned home Friday. 8, 1932. River after spending some time Ira Peterson is helping Jake Salem. age. Mrs. John Estes of Riverview Neurer make hay this summer. Date of first publication, July George A. Nelson. “Certified seed Under the new organization a there with a bakery firm. potatoes gave a fair return to June 20 at 7:30 p. m. general 15, 1932. is on the sick list this week. Davis and Johnson bought a much broader list of program of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kostur and market demands for most crops. Mrs. Harry King and children, team of horses down to the Lin ferings is made possible by bring election was held at Wilark family are spending a few days who have been visiting relatives school, Dist. No. 43. A large A total of 110 acres of certified coln Peterson place last week. ing specialists to the studios from crowd was in attendance. Busi- at Buxton with relatives. seed was grown in Columbia coun in Spokane, returned home Thurs Frank Weber from St. Paul, Eugene, Monmouth and the Port ness was carried forward 1 in a ty last year.” Noble Dunlap and his mother, day. Minnesota, is in Portland visit land extension center. The farm Mrs. M. Dunlap, spent Friday in Seed potatoes grown here are Bud Robbins, who had the mis ing relatives this summer and and homemaker features as well very precise, business-like ■ man- Portland on business. of high quality and in demand in fortune of losing his foot some made his cousin, Mrs. Jake 1 Neur- as other offerings from the State ner, the usual haranguing, cus- tomary at these meetings being other parts of the country, Nel Bud Rose and Fred Rainey left time ago, is Improving rapidly. er, a visit last weekend. college will be continued as for entirely missing. Everyone was son indicated. The Oregon coast Sunday for Gresham for the ber- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason of Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Dave merly. W. L. Kadderly, program Andy Olson and family return district and California provide ry fields. Tidewater are spending the week McMullin’s on the Fourth were director for several years, con highly pleased with the efficient, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burch and at the home of her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and tinues as manager of operations ecenomical business management ed Saturday from Portland. Carl the principal market outlets, Cal Anderson accompanied them home. ifornia taking the bulk of the children, formerly of Vernonia and Mrs. Bud Robbins of River sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie and programs and head of the of last year’s school affairs. This is one of the few school but now located at McCloud, Cali view. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyer and local crop. Hill. radio department of the general districts in the United States, fi L. E. Eaton spent the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Roma Howell and There is much land in Coluum- fornia, were visiting friends here The new crop of ferns is now extension division. nancially situated to carry on visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E. West- bia county, Nelson points out, that children, also Merle Cline, left fine and the pickers are busy during the Fourth. next year’s business without the lin. is well adapted to growing high Miss Christine Rainey left Tues Tuesday for St. Helens for a few picking and shipping them out. usual tax levy for funds. The Hilbert Young spent Tuesday quality potato seed and it is day for Gresham to work in the days. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers from school year closed with a large with his father, L. A. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schultz of Portland were visiting their rela one crop that has returned a pro berry fields. bank balance, drawing interest to Mr. and Mrs. T. Dahl, Mr. and fit in most years. The develop Mrs. Estella Jones Orvin Larson of Tacoma will Seattle spent the Fourth at the tives, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dun- start next year’s business. Mrs. Glen Fairfax, Glen, Jr., Nor ment of this potato seed business spend several months in River home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo King lap and son Floyd and Mrs. Mary A complete board of directors ma and Richard, all of Portland has taken place in the last few view visiting his grandmother, of Riverview. Peterson, on Sunday and Mon- Mrs. John Libel and son Floyd was voted upon. Vacancies were were guests for the weekend of years by growers cooperating with Mrs. Alice Gibbons. day. the county agent’s office, through Darwin Wridge returned home Mr. and Mrs. Pasco Hill of and daughter, Mrs. Frances Burn caused by terms expiring and two Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCormick which a certification service is Friday from Trout Lake, Wash., Changes Are Made Vernonia were weekend guests ham of Mist, were visitors at the members moving to Vernonia and other districts. and Reva, Mrs. Lee Fry, Mrs. provided. The service includes two where he has been visiting his of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Baldrige Scaling home recently. Veda Johnston, who is at- Mary A. Troy was re-elected Carl Westlin and daughters were field inspections to examine the grandparents. In School Boards and Ella Caywood. fields for the presence of virus Bud Brown of Portland and John McMullin went to work tending school at Monmouth and clerk by unanimous vote. Harry Vernonia shoppers Saturday. Andy Olson and family were diseases of potatoes and a bin Fred Johnston, who is spending W. Bryson, member of last year’s Cliff Streadwick of Camp Eight for Clyde Johnson last week. inspection as well as a sealing visited at the home of Mrs. Craig New Clerks and Directors Elected Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay re his vacation with his uncle, Ed board, was re-elected to chairman in Vernonia Tuesday. Lee Fry returned Tuesday to and tagging service when the po- Erickson of Portland, were visit ship of the board to succeed Mrs. Donoway Friday. cently made a business trip to In Many Districts Through. Kenneth Fowler spent the Portland and also to St. Helens. ing their mother, Mrs. Annie B. Harry Hewitt, who has moved to the surveyor’s camp near Jewell tatoes are ready to sell. after a weekend stay at home. Vernonia. weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer were Johnston for a few days. out Columbia County Mr. and Mrs. Richard Engstrom Miss Esther Garrigus of Port business visitors in Vernonia on Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Cahill and O. M. Davis and Tom Holstein land is visiting Miss Evelyn May Several changes were made in Saturday. children and Mr. Cahill’s niece were new members elected by a and Florence left Wednesday for Realistic a week’s vacation in Portland. Mr. for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roble and and nephew, Mildred and Budd large majority. school boards in the elections held Permanent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker this week and last, according to children and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterling, spent the Fourth at Frank Baker, general superin Engstrom just recently returned With.. Ringlette and children left Tuesday for reports sent in to the office of Roble and family from Portland Cannon Beach. tendent of Clark-Wilson Lumber from Cathlamet. Ends. A Steam Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones Wave at reduced Timber where they will spend a Elizabeth C. Murray, county sup enjoyed a three day outing on Mrs. Ellen Westlund and chil company, who was present, gave a week as Mr. Parker has employ erintendent. The idea in many dis the Nehalem river and returned dren of Clatskanie and Mrs. talk on school affairs and econo spent Thursday in Vernonia on prices. ment there. tricts seems to follow the county home Monday evening. $J.5O and $^.50 Thomas Ildbedstead, daughter of my, depreciation of school funds business. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brixby and Little Johnnie Plummer is much lead in ... desiring a change ... L. Weedell is now working for Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenburg, caused by timber removal, caus in clerks better at this writing. He was 'and directors. The majority of dis- Oliver Burris and so is John and husband and daughters Pat ing less tax returns and lower daughter Margie of Portland are Regular $5 wave severely injured June 27 when i tricts, however, re-elected the for- Thomas. ricia and Shirley of Enumclaw, valuation. Mr. Baker is highly in vacationing in camp for two struck by a car as he was walking 1 mer clerks. The Blackburn folks from St. Washington, Veda and Fred terested in higher education and weeks. Mr. Brixby is a brother along the pavement. Among those making a change Helens spent Monday visiting rel- Johnston and Gladys Rosenburg efficiency in all departments, and of E. R. Estey. BEAUTY SHOPPE Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Westlin and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spencer of ■ in clerks were: Rainier, A. S. atives, Lincoln Peterson and El- of Portland, Annie B. Johnston, has a keen insight into the fu- Phone 431 Bridge St. Lois left Wednesday to spend a Trout Lake, Wash., visited for ' May taking the place of Fred mer Lindberg. and daughter Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. ture. few days in Portland. two days last week at the home 1 Herman; Stehman, where Pete Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keaton and William Rosenburg and son Al A Taxpayer and Voter. Miss Lorna Westlin will cele of her sister, Mrs. Art Wridge. LaSollern replaced Mrs. Hazel daughter Goldie and Mr. and Mrs. bert, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Borg- brate her eighth birthday July 8 BIDS WANTED Those enjoying the Fourth at ; Tracy; Yankton chose to elect Hy Tracey spent July Fourth lund and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Tom FARM PRINTING in Portland. Hillsboro were Mrs. Dan May Mrs. May Briggs instead of Clyde with the James McCormick family. Johnston and son Emanuel, Mr. On July twenty-fifth nineteen I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Appleton and Evelyn May, Johnnie May, Evelyn Watson; at Lost Creek, Osee H. Stanley Kuback moved his fa and Mrs. John Johnston and IS A SPECIALTY Varley, Vera Varley, Oral Varley Washburn replaced Mrs. Pearl mily to Condon, Oregon. Mr. Ku daughter Lelia and Mr. and Mrs. hundred and thirty-two at 8 Mrs. Young’s daughter and hus o ’ clock in the evening at the band visited Mr. and Mrs. L. A. and Levi White. back has employment there for Whitted; Neer City elected Frank ►►WITH US ◄◄ Everett Johnston and children en Mr. and Mrs. W. R. May and B. Giles in place of Charles S. the summer and Mrs. Kuback will joyed a family reunion picnic on Washington Grade School in the Young over the weekend. Ths city of Vernonia, Oregon, school Youngs left for Gaston Tuesday. son Emory and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyons; Mrs. L. Shackleton was keep house for her sister, Mrs. the Annie B. Johnston place the May and children of Salem spent elected at Happy Hollow replacing C. Rinehart and family. They left Fourth. Friday visiting relatives in River C. W. Pape; and H. T. Bennett Monday. Mrs. Percy Scaling and son Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams, view. will act as clerk of the Bachelor Henry and Mrs. Guy Bellingham Mrs. J. W. White had as her Flat district instead of Mrs. Ber Mr. and Mrs. Claud Saunders, all guest the Fourth Mrs. M. Garri- nice Hewitt. from Longview, were weekend vi and sons Arthur and Ted have gone to the beach for a few gus and children, Therance Mc Mrs. Martha Rambaski at Goble, sitors at Mr. and Mrs. Jake days. Neurers ’ . Cormick and Fred Exrson of Port who was appointed to act as clerk Mrs. George Mienen and Mrs. Miss Beatrice Perry and her land and Mrs. Varley and Dan following the death of R. L. Ken (Incorporate d ) May of Riverview. ny, was elected to the office; Mrs. grandmother, Mrs. Oliver Burris, Claude Johnson of Mist visited with Mrs. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. Andrew Cleveland of Willa Mary A. Troy replaced Mrs. Mar were Vernonia shoppers Friday. The rain fall has so far done Walter Carl Tuesday afternoon. mina spent the weekend with his ion Walter Plumb at Wilark. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Jones brother, Floyd Cleveland. Narcissus Parcher was elected very little damage to the hay Morris Graves is now employed clerk of District 4 in place of Mrs. crop, though it cracked many spent Tuesday evening at the in the harvest field at Condon. Selma Richardson; D. A. Gee re- cherries yet on the trees. The Banzar home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shay and | places H. Tesarik as clerk of Dis rain was fine for the root crops. Oliver Jones and Alendale Mal son Mickie spent the Fourth at trict 19; Lesta Garner will replace colm, who have been visiting PORK & BEANS — Van Camp’s the home of J. R. Christenson. Mrs. Alta John as clerk of Dis KOAC NOW ON FULL TIME their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Medium size. Convenient, 1 1 n Red Lindberg of Astoria visited trict 14; and M. C. Ohler was Jones, and Mrs. Andrew Nelson WITH BROADER PROGRAMS for two weeks, are returning to delicious, easily served. ¿4 FOR A JL V home folks over the weekend. elected clerk of District 55, the O. H. Robbins left Monday for place formerly held by Elmer Vancouver, Washington, where A 12-hour schedule daily ex they are farming the farm of Husum, Washington, where he has Bergerson. employment. Reports from Union high school cept Sunday has been resumed by Oliver’s sister, Mrs. Walter Hun Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and districts where directors were KOAC, the Oregon State college tington. RICE KRISPIES — Kellogg’» — sons spent the Fourth at Natal at elected Monday were to the effect radio station, which on July 1 be gan a series of programs which the home of Dave McMullin. was that considerable interest Read the Eagle classified ads A delicious season Raymond Robbins of Husum, shown in the elections. At Scap will include lectures, music and I —there may be something that Pkgs. able Cereal. Today. Washington, visited relatives in poose, C. Turley of the Warren other talent from not only the col- will save you money. Riverview over the weekend. district won over his opponent Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Fowler had with a vote of 90 to 42. The Goble HAMBURGER AND O as their guests Monday Mr. and director for the Rainier union MILK — Borden’s — SAUSAGE—2-LBS. 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