PAGE TWO VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1932. J millions to the tax burden; and ling. Don’t criticize, it’s your own ' starting various interesting pro­ John Hatfield in Vernonia Mon­ I fault grams. day. . bring no public benefit at all, ex­ Altogether now! cept to the mysterious financial The civics class is to collect Mrs. Chas. Mitchell visited Mrs. backers of the measure, who, to ! information first hand from the Harry Huette on Monday, (CAMP EIGHT) SENIORS HAVE LAST CHANCE -various governors of the United 1 date, have refused to submit eith­ Mr. and Mrs. Gwinn and son Alice Baker er their identities or purposes to | States. Each student will corres­ Homer have returned home after TIMBER LINE STAFF The seniors have been put back pond with a governor of his or I the people they are urging to vote spending the week in Blue mo un­ into senior room again this year j her choice obtaining that gover­ for the measure. The measure will Mrs. Robert Woods had the tains hunting. EDGAR CRAWFORD under one condition and that is nor’s history and signature upon i misfortune of falling down and | have few friends by election time, Miss Clara Archibald enter- Editor to act as ladies and gentlemen. Ian enclosed card. This informa- ■ breaking two ribs. _ . taking , . . . at . but it cannot have tained Rex Belville and Cecil Everyone s a shot . fewer than MARGARET M c D onald Due to a few rowdy students, ; tion will be concentrated into a 1 u , bill .u u on. >t deserves. —Astonan-Budget. Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsey Peace of St. Helens over the .t the school these days. The un-< _________ ___ _____ _ Assistant Editor they are to be moved back into booklet. have moved out of camp to Kia- weekend. I fortunate moving merger measure 1 the study hall as soon as a few HARVEY EDENS The American history classes 1 math Falls, where Mr. Lindsey Myrtle Neilson of St. Helens I" ’ tj)e Zorn-Macpherson clans, | Bill Nixon was in town Tues- more of the students drop out of will correspond with foreign stu­ is going to work for the tele- is visiting Clara Archibald for al Senior Reporter — — -'is being condemned from all l’ day to look after his interests school. dents for information concerning ' phone company. few days. | ¡sides. Labor, the professions, the here. He has been seeking em­ MILLICENT RATKIE their respective educational pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sand­ (farmers, and others have all taken ployment. Junior Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Rice have moved HIGH LIFE grams. berg were visiting Mr. and Mrs. I a wauop at the bill, which would The quarterly birthday party nd Mrs. BERT EASTMAN [ into camp. Read It and Weep The junior science class is get­ Lawrence Sandberg on ! Sunday., 'do irremediable' harm to edu- ; wil > follow the regular meeting , irremediable the edu- Sophomore Reporter Mrs. George Baker and Neil ting practical work in the study Mrs. E. Williams and Mrs. cational system of the state; add Nehalem Chapter, O. E. S., ALICE HOFFMAN Lee have received word that their the of the solar system. Hi pals! The gentleman at Raymond Beeler were in Ver- ____________________________ I Wednesday evening, October 5. Freshman Reporter brother, W. C. Lee, of Buster keyhole is with us again with his The geometry I class is on pro- nonia on Saturday. Mr. Lee’s brother, Wiiiiam Lee, | The C. C. Brown family will weekly tale of woe. position 8, dealing with bisec t- camp, was scalded badly on Sat­ Mrs. Lawrence Sandberg and urday, September 10, and is in Mrs. Raymond Beeler visited rela- who is in the St. Vincents hos- move Sunday to Yoncalla, where WE REPEAT! He sees this and that, here ing of angles. pital from a burn received at Mr. Brown has employment with Miss Hughes’ English I class St. Vincents hospital. Come on you proverbial loyal and there: tives in St. Helens on Sunday. Buster camp.__________________ the state highway department. Mrs. Strom of Portland is vis ­ Poor Ivan, openly weeping over is studying sentence structure. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods sons of old “Alma Mater,” show a little loyalty and school spirit the fact of his weakness for dolls- First year typing students are iting her father, sister and bro­ motored to Vernonia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beeler in your athletic contest atten­ being discovered. Ivan was caught' now on machines and began their thers for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Sundquist moved motored to St. Helens Thursday dance. If the attendance at the i “red-handed” fondly placing a|first lesson in the book last to camp on Monday. and Friday and on to Portland. | pre-season V. H. S. and Town . freshman doll upon the teacher’s ¡Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Taylor were — o— William Virtue and Otto Team football game is a sample desk in the senior room, by Miss I to Mist on Sunday. FRESHMEN GOOD Meuri motored to Portland on of your interest and loyalty, Hughes. Mrs. Ryves, Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Saturday. Clarence Lindsay and Edgai SPORTS FRIDAY not only to Vernonia high school Cody, and Mrs. Roland from Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Baker and family but to yourselves, you’d better Crawford startling the senior class with brilliant geometric Although they created much nonia, Mrs. Robert Woods anó motored to Clatskanie last week “pep it up” slightly. Under Government Supervision merriment wherever they went, Mrs. Geo. Baker and Mrs. Han­ and then called at the home of j Our football team needs the drawings upon the blackboard. na spent a pleasant afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Wickstrom of Mist.' whole-hearted support of every Joy Bush calling the senior mas­ the freshmen were good sports on cards at Mrs. C. Mackie’s. The Forest Grove Nat’l. Bank Alice and Patricia Baker were single student in high school to- cot sweet names. Oh, it’s a cat. initiation day, held last Friday, Forest Grove, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. S. Tompkins over to Rainbow lodge on Mon­ gether with the grade school stu­ The seniors enjoying a snappy September 23. spent the weekend at Depot bay. new phonograph selection which day and stayed at the home of Girls looked quite “measly” THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK dents and townspeople. Mrs. Chas. Mackie visited Mrs. Doris Anderson. is used by typing students. The Don’t let the team down, stu­ piece is a medley beginning with with red dots all over their faces, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lee motor- plus the indignities of wearing man and Howard McGilvary. STATEMENT OF CONDITION dents, they’re working for you. a bugle call and ending with men’s shoes and socks and walk­ Bert Mills will play drums and ed to Portland Saturday to see At Call of the Comptroller of Currency Dixie. The seniors have to ex­ ing “pigeon toed.” Rose Sitts, piano. — Zonweiss “DON’T FOOL YOURSELF” June 30, 1932 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ercise caution to keep from fall- The boys looked very undigni­ Douglass. In the County Court of the State ing asleep and dreaming of lead- fied with their ladies’ shoes, hose RESOURCES Of Oregon for the County So think those purchasing stu- ing a cavalry charge and thus and garters. They seemed rather Friday, the American history $321.832.25 Of Columbia Loans ..................................... dent 'body tickets, "Look at us, falling out of their seats, sheepish with their ear rings, class, section 2, elected a chair­ 18,400.00 In the matter of the Estate of Banking House .................... we’re High School Student Body The masculine element of the bright red chins and newly ac- man to preside over the class 3,291.00 LEO THOMAS CLARK, deceased. Real Estate .......................... members now.' That applies to school having only eyes for the quired “pig tails.”—Bernice Up- on current event days. NOTICE TO CREDITORS U. S., Municipal, freshmen. There’s some excuse fair visitor last week. dike. Arthur Nanson, a senior, was NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Other Bonds $204,408.18 in a freshman’s thinking that, but Art Nanson nearly swallowing The freshmen initiation was elected. Mrs. Malmsten presided Cash and Due absolutely none for seniors, jun­ a thistle-tube in chemistry lalb. held on Friday afternoon at 2:30. over the meeting until the elec­ that the undersigned has been ap- pointed administrator of the es- from Banks 109,985.97 314,394.15 iors and sophomores. This applies Bob Cline counting the im­ A good time was had by all of tion was completed. tate of Leo Thomas Clark, de- especially to the seniors who are mense earnings of the student the sophomores and most of the $657,917.40 The students will address the ceased, by the above entitled supposed to take a leading part body. freshmen. After the ceremonies chair and also their fellow stu­ LIABILITIES in student body activities. Junior Aldrich obtaining infor­ were over, refreshments were dents. The class will be conducted Court and has duly qualified. All Capital .............. $25,000.00 The mere buying of a ticket mation as to conducting a meet­ served by a committee appointed in regular parliamentary order. persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre­ Surplus .............. 50,000.00 does not make a student a gen­ ing. by the class president. Current events will be given ev­ sent the same, duly verified as 92,763.63 Undivided Profits 17,763.63 uine high school citizen. To be Harold Heenan displaying a We wonder why Doris Ander­ ery Friday.—By Clara Archibald. by law required, to the under­ Circulation ............................. 24,700.00 a citizen one must assist in the delicate manicure finished in a son had a stomach ache after Deposits ................................. 540,453.77 running of the student body. This gleaming red. Oh, oh, who’s the serving the refreshments commit­ Robert Kilby, famous English signed at Vernonia, Columbia county, Oregon, within six months $657,917.40 is a democratic government the manicurist? tee Friday. student says that he cannot see from the date of the first publi­ same as the state and national “Benny” the Rook taking his why a person should “written” cation of this notice. J. A. Thornburgh, President government. medicine in an undiginfied posi­ Miss Amy Hughes, who is dir­ instead of “wrote” when refer- R. G. Thornburgh, Cashier Dated and first published Sep­ ecting glee club, is also making ring to his English assignments. tember 9th, 1932. John E. Bailey, Vice-President A good start towards this goal tion. Warren Aldrich and Don Hol­ plans for the formation of a His teacher does not agree with W. J. Mills, Asst. Cashier was in no way started at the LOUIS WOLD, Harold Knox, Asst. Cashier him.—Bert Eastman. first student body meeting of the tham holding conference over the high school orchestra. Administrator. The orchestra is planning to year. Absolutely no action was economic situation. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT John L. Foote, Attorney Books flying hither and yon in meet twice a week at 12:30. taken by students, that being for Administrator. (37c5) left entirely up to the faculty. the junior room. Bert Mills de­ The present list of members HOME LAUNDRY Is that correct? It most assured­ molishing the junior room search­ make up a considerably well-bal­ HILLSBORO ing for a French book. orchestra. In the string sec ­ anced ly is not, and no excuse can pos­ Pick-ups Tuesdays, Fridays Harold King going in for heavy tion will ibe Elmo Aldridge, Ger­ sibly be found for this unless it Leave orders at be overwhelming timidity of the training and chasing a school bus trude Epping, Ruth Epping, Toi­ up O. A. hill. Who is she, Harold? vo Eloranta, Charlotte Green, JOY BARBER SHOP bashful seniors. Florence Tichenor hunting high I , Margaret McDonald and Julia Another is the criticism flow­ ing about in respect to that meet- and low for a book to find it I Green. The reed section will in­ SALTED PEANUTS H-D large 10-oz. Pkg. new crop ..... PKG..... gc under her desk. clude: Clarinets, Martin Hillman, NOTICE TO CREDITORS PEN-JEL Pure fruit pectin. 1 package makes 8 glasses .... 2 for.... 25c Freshmen star-gazing. What is I ¡Junior Aldrich, Jeanette Johns, Notice is hereby given that the the matter, sophs? Getting weak? ¡Dorothy Gwinn and Bob Cline; ' WALNUTS new crop. California No. 1 just in............. Pound ..... jgc undersigned as Superintendent of French class expressing its ap­ saxophones, Leona Hillman and I Banks for the State of Oregon proval of tests. Zonweiss Douglass; and in the CLOROX QUARTS, Bleaches, deodorizers ................... 2 for ..... 29c is in charge of the assets and af­ brass section, trumpets, Elbert Mayo Pettijohn racing the sec­ Brock, Bud Brock, Alice Hoff- PAROWAX For the jelly canning—1-lb. carton............. Carton .... fairs of Bank of Vernonia, Verno­ i American Legion nia, Oregon, for the purpose of ond year typers contrary to Vernonia Post COCOA— Baker’s. Rich and nutritious. V£-lb. tin............ Tin...... || c liquidation. All persons who may atructions. 1 1 9, American have claims against said bank are Realistic PANCAKE FLOUR — Sperry, large size................... Package...... AND DO YOU KNOW: Legion. Meets hereby notified to make legal Permanent 2nd and 4th proof thereof by filing a duly ANGLO CORNED BEEF — Finest quality. No. 1 tin.... 2 for...... With.. Ringlette The junior theme song verified claim, as by law provided, Tuesdays each Ends. A Steam month, 8. p. m. with the Deputy Superintendent “How Long Will It Last?” Wave at reduced J. E. Kerr, Com­ The junior class is small of Banks in charge at the office HONEY — Blossom Time prices. mander; Eugene Shipman, Adj. of Bank of Vernonia, on or be­ mighty? (?) Extra Quality, Large 3J.5O and $^.50 Bert Mills calls himself “Red?” fore October 5, 1932. 12-