Camp ...
McGregor
FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Sunday. The Scott family sent
back greetings to all.
Dr. and Mrs. Looney of Salem
are visiting the McCormick fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Young
and children are in camp visiting
L. A. Young.
Grant Layer and friends of
Clark and Wilson’s passed through
camp last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bixby and
daughter moved back at Port­
land.
The school directors of this dis­
trict met with the Keasey direc­
tors last Friday to discuss Mc­
Gregor children going to Keasey.
Nothing definite was decided.
Everett Beach hiked to Jewell
and back on Tuesday.
Andy Olson and family have
been in Portland for the past two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pumphrey,
Mrs. Deaver and Dolores Deaver
visited the E. R. Estey family
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bixby spent
three days in Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Engstrom
returned from a week in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones and Bob
and Gordon spent last week in
Portland, Newberg and McMinn­
ville. They spent some time with
the Phil Peterson’s in Portland.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Arthur Johnson visited his bro­
ther Arvid for the past week. He
G. W. Plumer, Pastor
left Friday and Mr. Johnson ac­
Be on time for Sunday school
companied him as for as Port­ 9:45 a. m. The pastor will speak formation about the picnic which Camp 8 Logger Wins
land.
on “The Race to the End,” at will be held the first Sunday in
Miss Delores Deaver is spend­ 11 a. m.
August.
Heavy-Weight Match
ing the summer with her cousin,
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. by
If you do not attend Bible
Doris Rae Estey.
a live leader. The pastor preaches school elsewhere, come join us. A
(St. Helens Sentinel)
Carl Westlin had his tonsils re­ again at 8 p. m. “Does it Mat-! hearty welcome awaits you.
Two battling elephants barged
moved in Portland last week and ter?”
I Mrs. M. D. Cole, teacher of the about the ring exchanging slaps
spent a few days in St. Vincents
Last Sunday four new mem-1 beginners’ department
surprised
' and r punches
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some science —
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hospital. He is reported in fine bers were received into the I her pupils with a little party fol-! the main event of a bout held
health at present.
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:__ in the skating
church. We are looking for more i lowing
evening
the regular
work. She Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Estey shop­ this Sunday.
Paul Bunyan” Hall, the
served a birthday cake which she rink.
ped in Vernonia Saturday.
had baked for her small son weighty wrestler from Camp 8,
Mrs. Harold Ridenour spent
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Donald,
whose birthday came Sun­ had his hands full of about 227
Saturday and Sunday in Verno­
pounds of man in the form of
day.
F.
Caudo
Stephens,
Minister
nia on business.
“Little Joe” Van Winkle from
Another great day is in prom­
Glen Williams returned home.
Duluth, Minn., and way points.
His brother, Ralph Williams, is ise for July 24. At 9:45 a. m. is |
Van Winkle carried a lot of his
Bible
school
hour
with
a
great
visiting the H. W. Jones family
weight
around his waist line but
fellowship at 10:45, theme for the
now.
he handled himself very well for
N. A. Beach is spending a few morning: “Isreal, A Picture of
a man of his size.
Mrs. L. Crawford and son Ed­
weeks with his son Everett Beach, The Church of Christ.”
Hall won the first fall in about
for
Important
announcements
gar returned home from Forest
fire warden. They are picking ber­
Grove. Stewart Parson is visiting 27 minutes with a wrist lock after
ries which are very plentiful this the future activities .
considerable Daiuing;
battling; Van
[ConsiaeraDie
van Winkle
winxie
Remember — A stranger but with
year.
with them.
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis John and|took
minutes to lay Hall
Joe Peachey passed through ortce with us. You are most wel-
Camp McGregor on Sunday last. come, come.
daughters of Forest Grove were i | low with a series of head locks
Bible School Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Bell Matson of
Sunday visitors at the home of and then finished the job off with
a body press. Hall got the winning
Splendid interest is being mani- , Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanton.
Cathlamet are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Doyle. fested in the "Hold that line”
Mrs. Jim Given and son of fall 16 minutes later with a
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. campaign, now in progress.
Portland visited at the home of cradle-hold. VanWinkle, still full
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of vim and vigor, decided that he
The Gleaners class was the Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner.
H. C. Ridenour is in Doernbecher
hospital and will be confined for banner class last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson mo­ did not like the referee and pro­
ceeded to take him for a few
There will be special music at tored to Portland on Saturday.
several weeks.
Harry Condit hauled hay from falls- Hall eventually got into the
Mr. end Mrs. Wm. McCormick the Bible school hour next Lord’s
drove Lee Fry to Tweddleville day, also there will be more in­ the Baslington place - last week. Hay, threw Van Winkle and the
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds' referee, like a good sport, jumped
To buy, sell or trade, use and children, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 011 \ an Winkle while Hall held
Eagle classified ads.
Holt and Family, Mrs. Holt, and I him down. Marshall O’Neill inter­
George Holt of Beaver Creek vened about that time and stopped
costs of and upon this writ; com­ were guests Sunday of Mr. and the battle.
FOR RENT
manding me to make sale of the
A little slow, the match be­
Mrs. Gilbert Holt.
FOR RENT — Modern 4-room following described personal pro-
Harold Smith has completed tween Miller and Edwards, with
to-wit:
house, newly painted inside. At­ perty,
One Sausage Machine and his new garage and fruit house. neither man really doing what he
tractive. Furnished or unfurnish­ equipment, All Counters, Show
Bert Wilder, employe of Clark is capable of doing in the way of
ed. Mrs. M. D. Cole
(28?) cases, County Scales and Platform
and
Wilson Lumber company, re­ wrestling. Edwards showed up as
Scales, One Remington Cash Reg­
a clean, skillful wrestler in his
Two furnished houses in good ister, One Dalton Adding Ma­ turned to work on Monday.
Frank Schmidlin helped Geo. first bout here but changed this
shape inside and out. See Mrs. chine, Two Meat Blocks, also all
fixtures, equipment and ap­ McDonald haul hay.
line to that of a hard-boiled bird
Clara Cleveland, 1024 Columbia tools,
pliances now in and belonging to
Mrs. Joe Neurer and son Don­ whose main holds were fouls. The
street.
29tf that certain business known as
Vernonia Meat Market located in ald from Clarkston, Washington, first bout went 32 minutes, then
the Columbia Building on Bridge Mrs. Wm. E. Baker and son degenerated into a knock-down
WANTED
St. in the City of Vernonia, Ore­ Leonard of Sherwood were week and drag-out with Miller getting
WANTED TO BUY — Yearling gon, also all of the Slaughter
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid- in the knock-out punch for the
bull. See S. Kauppi.
(30cl) House equipment located on the
Oscar Donaldson place about 2 ney Baker, The families motored first fall. Edwards tried hard for
WANTED — Fruit jars, quarts miles northeast of Vernonia, Co­ to Portland Saturday evening to the next fall and both men really
county, Oregon,
attend the wedding of Charley showed what they could do in the
and pints. Call 471 or leave lumbia
And if the proceeds thereof be
line of wrestling for seven min­
word at 609 Rose avenue. (26tf not sufficient to pay the amount Wells, friend of the family.
utes. Edwards almost got Miller
of the Judgment in full, then for
WANTED TO RENT — A piano. me to make sale of the following
Harold Mayfield and Everett into an airplane spin but changed
Mrs. Ethel Ray.
26tf described real property to-wit:
Clark were Portland business vis­ it into a crab-hold, pinning Mil­
Beginning at a point 212 feet itors Wednesday.
ler’s shoulders down for the fall.
East
and
135
feet
North
of
the
FOR SALE
The winning fall was Miller’s
Southwest corner of Lot 5 in
CALL FOR BIDS
SEE HAPPY For your automobile Block One Original Town of Ver­
insurance. Office Gilby Motor nonia, according to the official
SEALED BIDS will be received
Co. Phone 497, Res. 654.
(30cl plat thereof on file and of record by the undersigned up to and in­
in the office of the County Clerk
Don’t Let the Tax
cluding the hour of 8 o’clock p.
All kinds of good shingles for of Columbia County, Oregon,
thence running West 100 feet; m. on August 1, 1932, at the
sale. W. C. Crowder, Nicker­ thence
North 45 feet; then East Washington Grade School in Ver­
WORRY YOU
son’s road.
(29*3) 100 feet; thence South 45 feet
nonia, Oregon, and thereafter
to the place of beginning, to­
Blackberries for sale, 50 cents a gether with all and singular the publicly opened, for $15,000 of
We Assume It
gallon. Mrs. M. L. Ratcliff, tenements, heriditaments and ap­ refunding bonds of school district
1228 Bridge St., Corey hill. l*lc purtenances thereunto belonging number forty-seven, Columbia
Ourselves
or in any wise appertaining.
county, Oregon, said bonds to be i
SMALL PIGS FOR SALE—$2.50
NOW, therefore, by virtue of dated July 1, 1932, to mature]
on all Nyal and McKesson
apiece. Weaver Clark, Box 74. said execution, judgment, decree July 1, 1935, and to bear inter­
quality merchandise.
Vernonia, Oregon.
25tf and order of sale and in compli­
Establish a credit with us
ance with the commands of said est payable semiannually at the
and save ... We will from
FOR SALE—4 Vi acres. Umile writ, I will on Tuesday the 2nd office of the county treasurer of
from city limits. Small down day of August, 1932, at 10 o’­ said county at a rate not to ex­
this date give you a 5%
payment. Lester Sheeley.
22tf clock a. m. of said day at the ceed 6% per annum.
cash discount on your bill
"Vernonia Meat Market” on
if paid promptly when due.
Bids must be unconditional and
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Bridge Street in the City of Ver­
In the Circuit Court of the nonia, Oregon, sell at public auc­ be accompanied by a certified
Any bills due us from
State of Oregon, for Columbia tion, to the highest bidder for check in an amount not less!
past
accounts all subject to
cash
in
hand
all
the
right,
title
county.
than $300.
this discount if paid before
Bank of Vernonia, an Oregon and interest which the above
The bonds will be sold to the1
August 10th.
Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Wm. named defendants or either of
R. Culver and Annie Culver, his them had on the date of the highest bidder, but the board re-
mortgage
foreclosed
to
the
above
We can save you money.
wife. Defendants.
serves the right to reject any
By virtue of an execution, described personal property in said and all bids.
i
Try us.
Columbia
building,
and
at
11
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’
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Judgment, decree and order of
LOEL ROBERTS,
sale issued out of the above en­ clock a. m. of said day at the
Clerk.
titled court in the above entitled Oscar Donaldson place, all of the 29c2
Slaughter
House
Equipment,
and
cause to me directed and dated
if
sufficient
to
pay
the
judgment
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the 14th day of June, 1932, upon
2 Tubes West Tooth 1
a judgment rendered and entered in full is not received then I will
l’a^te (Reg. 25c)
’ 33c
on
Tuesday,
the
2nd
day
of
Aug
­
in said court on the 24th day of
Notice is hereby given that the
ust.
1932,
at
3
o
’
clock
p.
m.
of
May, 1932, in favor of Bank of
Tooth brush with
undersigned as Superintendent of
19c
Vernonia, an Oregon Corporation, said day at the front door of the Banks for the State of Oregon
Case (50c value)
Plaintiff, and against the above County Court House in St. Helens,
Fit Your Own Eyes $1 Cf|
named defendants for the follow­ Oregon, sell at public auction, is in charge of the assets and af­
ing sums of money, to-wit: subject to redemption, to the high­ fairs of Bank of Vernonia, Verno­
Reading Glasses
est
bidder
for
cash
in
hand
all
$3500.00 with interest thereon at
nia, Oregon, for the purpose of
or
Psyllium Seed (white
(
the rate of 8% per annum from the right, title and interest which
the 19th day of February. 1931, the above named defendants or liquidation. All persons who may
Black) Special
59c
and the further sum of $^4.20 to­ either of them had on the date of have claims against said bank are
1-Pound ...............
gether with interest thereon at the the mortgage foreclosed, or since hereby notified to make legal
Special
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rate of 8% per annum from the that date had in or to the above proof thereof by filing a duly
28th day of December, 1931, and described real property or any verified claim, as by law provided,
Mercedes, French Milled—
part
thereof
to
satisfy
said
defi
­
the further sum of $264.52, taxes
paid, together with interest there­ ciency in said judgment and de­ with the Deputy Superintendent
on at the rate of 8% per an­ cree and order of sale, interest of Banks in charge at the office
CAKES
num from the 28th day of March. costs and accruing costs.
of Bank of Vernonia, on or be­
Dated this 27th day of June, fore October 5, 1932.
1932, and for the further sum of
$247.36 paid to perfect title to 1932.
A. A. SCHRAMM.
OSCAR G. WEED,
mortgaged personal property, to­
Sheriff of Columbia
Superintendent of Banks.
gether with interest thereon at
County, Oregon.
the rate of 8% per annum from
First date of publication July
the 28th day of March, 1932, and
Date of first Publication July'g. 1932.
the further sum of $350.00, at­
Date'of Last Publication July! I*st «l*t* of Publication Octo-
Next To Post Office
torney's fees and for the sum of
29th,
1932.
ber 14, 1932.
$17.00 costa of suit, and the
Treharne
Classified Ads
Special
12
39c
Armitage
Drug Co.
I
when he slipped Edwards into a
surf-board.
About the best bout on the
card was the curtain-raiser be­
tween Jack Fulton and Herman
Olson. The men were evenly
matched and though rather heavy
were fast in their holds. Fulton
took the fall in 28 minutes with
a body press.
KEASEY
The J. O. Devaney family re­
turned from Gales Creek Tues­
day, where they were for three
weeks picking raspberries.
C. O. Evers made a business
trip to Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cummings
and daughter Barbara visited this
week with Mrs. Cummings’ moth­
er, Mrs. D. K. Mendenhall.
The families here are getting
quite a few wild blackberries and
report them plentiful.
J. O. Devany and Mr. DeWitt
are helping D. R. Mendenhall
with his haying.
Mr. DeWitt has bought a place
near Keasey and is doing some
work on it, planning to move on
it in time for school.
Mrs. Comstock shopped in Ver­
nonia Wednesday.
Aircraft
Registration
Decreased I Many Have No Operator’s License
The fact that a large number
Aaircraft registrations for this of people are now driving cars
state are rapidly decreasing each over the highways of this state
year, according to figures on file without being duly licensed as
in the secretary of state’s office. motor vehicle operators is brought
For the first six months of 1932, to light by a recent analysis made
only 16 license plates have been of the files containing original
issued to aircraft owners and it applications in the operators divi­
is estimated that the total number sion of the secretary of state’s
for the years will not exceed 25. office.
During a recent campaign con­
Over a seven and one-half
year period, beginning in 1925 ducted by the Portland police de-
when aircraft were first required I partment there was a surprisingly
to be licensed in this state, the ¡large number of persons found
peak of registration was reached I who had been driving cars for
in 1929 when 63 plates were is­ I several years without a proper li-
sued. Since that time the number cnese. Many of these were heard
to remark that they never real­
has fallen away each year.
This decrease in state registra­ ized such a license was needed.
The following statistics com­
tions has been due to a propor­
tionate increase in registrations piled from the applications of
under the federal Department of persons who have never been li­
Commerce, as airplanes licensed censed in this state or any other
by the government are not re­ 3tate, discloses the percentages of
quired to obtain a state license. those who have driven for various
Those used in interstate com­ lengths of times without an oper­
merce are required to get feder­ ator’s license.
32% have driven for a period
al licenses, thus a larger number
of aircraft are registered with of less than one year.
32% have driven for a period
the Department of Commerce.
The following tabulation shows of from one to two years.
17% have driven for a period
the number of aircrafted register­
of
from three to six years.
ed in this state since 1925 and
10% have driven for a period
including the first six months of
of from seven to ten years.
1932:
2% have driven for a period
1925... ...15
1929— ...63
of 11 to 14 years.
1926... ...15
1930— ...40
7% have driven for a period of
1927.... — 16
1931— ....30
15 years or over.
1928... ...53
1932.... ...16
Vernonia Eagle will accept at
Mrs. Inez Powell and Mrs. Clara
Kerns were Portland shoppers Fri­ full value for credit on subscrip­
tions assignment of small claims
day.
Mrs. S. Kauppi, who was op­ against the Bank of Vernonia,
erated on about seven weeks either commercial or savings de­
ago, is still quite ill at her home. partments. Extent of credit thus
Mrs. W. A. Davis is spending a given will not exceed two years
week at the home of her mother in advance, besides such arrears
as may be due. As there is no
in Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Depue and provision for assigning portions
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGee were I of claims, only claims in usable
charivaried Sunday night.
1 amounts can be accepted, and no
The Miller barber shop is will-¡change will be given where
ing to accept produce in return amount of claim is in excess of
for its services to those who can­ 1 credit extended.
not afford to pay cash.
Mrs. E. M. Murphy ad Mrs. F.
H. Veith and son Freddy motored
to Vancouver Thursday. They ex­
pect to return today.
Realistic
Permanent
With.. Ringlette
Ends. A Steam
Wave at reduced
prices.
$J.5O and $^.50
Regular $5 wave
Annette
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Phone 431
Bridge St.
JOY THEATRE
Ann Harding in WESTWARD
PASSAGE, Saturday and Sunday,
July 23, 24. Admission 10 and
25 cents.
(Adv.)
EFFECTIVE SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 23, 25
BEANS .................... 4-lbs.
We wish to express our sincere
gratitude to the friends and neigh­
bors and also a number of people
from town, who helped us dur­
ing the fire which destroyed our
home Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Malmsten.
15c
Idaho Great Northern
CARD OF THANKS
PEANUT BUTTER ........ Pound
9c
In bulk . . . Bring container.
Edwards Dependable, vacuum packed
LODGES
Vernonia Post
A. F. & A. M.
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
A. F. & A. M. meets
at
Masonic
Temple,
Stated
Communication
First Thursday of each
month. Special called
meetings on all other Thurs-
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
most cordially welcome.
K. A. McNeill, W. M.
W. E. Bell, Secretary.
25c
49-lb. Sack ....
99c
Best Foods.
American Legion
1 1 9, American
Legion.
Meets
2nd and
Tuesdays
month, 8.
J. E. Kerr, Com­
mander; Eugene Shipman, Adj.
Pint
MAYONNAISE
FLOUR
Primrose . . . Milled in the Northwest.
Vegetable
Salad
TOMATOES
Shrimp
Fine quality dry -g V
pack. CAN ___
XXC
Fresh locals —
3
lbs .
. .. 17c
LETTUCE
Large firm heads J
HEAD ...................
4C
Flavo Jell
Fine for dessert.
PACKAGE
Olives
CUCUMBERS
Green and firm —
2
for
5c
Delicious ripe
CAN ..............
Order of Eaatern Star
Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S.
Regular commu­
nication first
and third Wed­
nesdays of each
month, at Ma­
sonic Temple.
All visiting sis­
ters and broth­
ers welcome.
Mrs. Edith Pearse, W. M.
Mrs. Alma Bell, Secretary.
Mountain Heart
Rebekah Lodge No. 243
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every
second and fourth Thursdays in
I. O. O. F. hall, Vernonia. Visit­
ors always welcome.
Marie O’Donnell, N. G.
Emma Miller, Secretary.
Pythian Sister»
Vernonia Temple 61 meets
every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in
W.O.W. hall.
Edna Brown, M. E. C.
Clara Kerns, M. or R. 4 C.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HARDING
LODGE
11«
Meets every Monday
night in the I.O.O.F.
hall. Visiting broth­
ers welcome. R. M.
Aldrich, C. C.
H. Culbertson, K.R.S.
RICE............................. 4-lbs.
Blue Rose, full grain.
MILK ........................... Tall Can
Max-i-muM Quality.
WATERMELON ........
5c
Pound
2c
Pound ....
17c
Red meated Klondykes.
CHEESE
19c
And 5c Box Uneeda Crackers FREE.
Choice ^Meats
Market Features
Reef Roast
Reef Roil
Veal Roast
Boneless Beef
Salt Pork
lb. 14c
lb 8c
lb. 121/2 c
Stew lb. 15c
lb. 13e
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