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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1933)
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Hillman has started to hide his 'DE LOSS POWELL BRINGS WAR RELICS TO SCHOOL typing paper Not suspicious, just I FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1933. t Portland Tuesday where he had of Newberg visited Mrs. Rose been for medical attention. Fletcher Sunday. Mrs. McDonald careful, you know. . . How Ivan is Mrs. Fletcher’s sister. Oral Varley of Strassel spent Reed got the __ _______ cut on his chin? He In conjunction with the study Wednesday with home folks. I Guy R. Mills is serving on ¡of the world war in the American says he was shaving, but we dun- Mildred Hawkin* ____ I history class, DeLoss Powell, jun no, we dunnu. . . How Mildred both the federal and circuit court Lee Roy Damron and Delbert Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown, J. ior, brought several pieces of mil- Nutt developed such a "taste” for Glenn visited friends at the Pis W. Brown and Earl Smith made a gland juries. pencils? Can she chew ’em? And litary equipment as well as other TIMBER LINE STAFF _ ___ ______ how! . . Why ___ Margaret Nelson' Pete Menegat and Ira Jacob- gah home west of Scappoose on souvenirs. business trip to Portland Monday. I C. Bruce took in the Firpo- _ ____ Mr. Sunday. The complete set was as fol- has such a blazing red coat? Red son of Jewell were guests of Manley fight in Portland Tues- EDGAR CRAWFORD Wesley Brady, son of Mr. and day night. ¡lows: one French-Canadian army means danger. . . Why the in- and Mrs. Tom Scott of Corey Floyd Lindbergh and Melvin players haven t broken any uni c_... _i . .. , Editor rifle, one U. S. trench helmet, door Mrs. Roy Brady, who has been Saturday and Sunday. J. F. Baker of Wilark was in Mowe of Astoria visited relatives ¡one.bolo knife made by hand in windows—yet? Give ’em time. . . seriously ill with pneumonia and town Wednesday morning. suddenly ________ , _ so > < Evelyn May left Monday for in Riverview Tuesday. MARGARET McDONALD I the Phillipines, a pair of hand Why Bert Mills seems 2 u . y^u _ ual- Mountaindale, Ore., where she made chop sticks inlaid with ivo lazy? Why, Bert, l aad Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Condit of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson of is in a Portland hospital, is re Assistant Editor ry and made in Japan, a hand ways so ambitious. . . Why Rober J will spend the summer at the Houlton were visiting relatives ported as better. . St. .............. Helens spent Easter at the A. ta Andreason and Doris Timm are made fan made in China, two DOROTHY GUIN L. H. Dewey was in Longview £ Parker and H. M. Coindit homes so good at getting gum ’1 from 1___ borne of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. here Sunday. American army rifle shells, two Feature Reporter Ivan? . . Where ___ ____ Reba .‘.2 Adams _____ , White. Mrs. J. N. Morgan of Vernonia Thursday of last week on busi- here. h French-Canadian rench-Canadian rifu rifle --------- luger --------- army - .< and . a sheila, pair got her talent for pictures and a German shell i Mrs. John B. Hair was brought Word has been received from was a guest of Mrs. E. L. Lloyd ness. CLASS REPORTERS of socks used in China. funny faces? Why the squir- j h ." white“, who is"Low'“in Hills- Sunday? Zella Cady of Portland, a niece to her home at Hotel Nehalem Harvey Edens ............ Senior rels follow Ed Roediger around? , ,. . ? , . . d ..» u r „... i _ Ed’s a lover of animals. . . How b<,ro> that he 18 much better af- Ruth Louden of Mist was a' of Mrs. L. II. Dewey, has been Sunday afternoon, having made Millicent Ratkie .......... Junior “THE HOUSE OF A the juniors decided 'the Prom ques? I ter being sick all winter, and weekend guest at the home of Le- _ a guest at the home of Mr. and a splendid recovery from an op THOUSAND THRILLS ’ ’ . Bert Eastman ...... Sophomore Mrs. Dewey since Wednesday of eration performed in Salem two TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY tion so quickly? . . How Bert will soon be able to return to la Beveridge. Alice Hoffman ...... Freshman Eastman c?I”„refrai51 his home in Riverview. i Mrs. Dan May returned home last week. weeks previous. I The senior play will be present pieces? A tremendous wilt power. I Mr- and Mrs. Chris Mathieson Monday after visiting her par- C. W. Reithner and Ralph Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDonald ed Friday night, April 21, at the TO THE STUDENTS Reithner went into Portland Wed- . of St. Helens were guests of Mrs.|ents in Hillsboro for a few days. Washington grade school audi .¡John Robbins Monday. I Mrs- Tom Scott and daughter and Mrs. Richard Tollboy and two nesday evening for medical at Success in the student body's torium. AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS Everyone at Carlton House is * new venture—the spring carnival • . Mr. and Mrs. George Christen-,MerIe visited friends in River children and Mrs. Anna Miller of tention for Ralph’s injured knee. Portland. —depends entirely upon the spirit mystified by the queer noises and Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes were sen had as their guests Sunday view Monday. and ambition of the students. If unusual disturbances. What do c. H. S. SOPHOMORES CONTEST WIN Beulah Harris spent Sunday in Portland Sunday and Monday ■ < • ir . Mr. — and ‘ Mrs. Geo.| _ ' I Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Glen Glen Hawkins Hawkins "koSSwT^TRr th they mean? Are they signals of they will enter into the thing to be with the doctor’s aunt, Mrs. Young and Mr. and Mrs. J. Shay>?ent Easter at the home of her with .Miss Edith Hambley. with the spirit required and de sAne pertding tragedy? 'Mona Mrs. LaVerne Parker enter Sarah Clunis, who underwent a termination to make the enterprise Carlton engages David Arden, de The sophomore cross country and son and daughter of Portland.' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sera- a successful one, such will be the tective story writer, to pay a vis team upset the dope Monday tained at dinner Easter Sunday serious operation in St. Vincents Chas. Christensen was a Port-^*n> a^ Wilark. case. If, on the other hand, the it to the Carlton mansion in an when they won the first annual land visitor Monday. Charles Gills of Corey hill, Mr. ' hospital Monday. Mrs. Clunis was I The Campfire girls entertained feeling is of a pessimistic nature attempt to solve the baffling inter-class cross-crounty with 58 Parker and a frequent visitor in Vernonia sev- and Mrs. George ~ Mrs. Aletha Gunno of Seattle Mrs. L - L1 °y d Thursday, who and the general opinion predicts mystery. points, while the juniors came I eral years ago. While the audience is held in second, nosing out the seniors came Friday for a visit with her has been confined to her bed for daughter Beulah. a failure the result probably will I breath-taking suspense at the bod who were favorites with 70 points mother, Mrs. Frank Hankle. be unsatisfactory. ¡several months, but is much bet- There’s absolutely no reason 'll. ' ’tv a* ' )^ 1 UCp " ’on® , ’ mysterious ap- to 71. The freshmen came in last. Word was received from Mr. ¡ter at this writing. A close finish was seen with why this carnival should fail if i pearance of a hand from the wall, ¡gliding to and fro of ghosts, and Bryant, senior dark horse, spring and Mrs. John Estes this week1 Mrs- A1 Byers and family spent every member of the student body does his or her bit. This the killing of two characters, the ing a surprise by coming in first. that they arrived safely in Yaki- Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Har- ...... words and IPlot unfolds to disclose ------ l ry Hewitt at Lone Pine. Barkman was second and B. John ma, can be done by your Never allow your-1 AS THE GUILTY PARTY. son third, Olaen fourth and Bunce your actions. I' " Levi White returned home from! Mrs. I. R. Turner of O. A. hill this fifth. These five will probably ■vu fcv uvuml Umt the event cvcul will will* We defy anyone to solve self to doubt that entertained Mr. and Mrs. Riley be successful. When talking about ¡mystery before the end ot the compose the team that will run Theory in Relation to Soviet Rus-1 play. in the county meet at St. Helens. sia,” and Ray Ramedy spoke on | Hall, daughter Dorothy and son it, always boost the carnival. The seniors were handicapped Education Under the Soviet! Tom, Sunday. Above all else the students by the absence of Coles, star “ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hambley must get some pep and life. The i CLASS DELEGATES MEET Regime.” TO DECIDE CLASS MEET miler. usual custom of sitting around I and two children spent Satur The dramatic section had five j The team scores are as fol contestants, Louise Larson speak and waiting for the other fel i day and Sunday with relatives .............. work .... I Delegates from the respective lows: Sophomores, 58, Bunce 5, ing “Nydia the Blind Girl;” Jean' in Kelso. low to do the job won't here jn any sense. Everybody has classes met last Friday to discuss McPherson 6, Raade 8, Peterson Larson, “Eyes of the Blind;’’ Mrs. Ed Horn of Salem spent something to do and will have to plans for the coming inter-class 12, Edmonds 11, Conyers 16. Browser, “Hagar,” Ruth Juniors 70, Johnson 3, Olaen 4, Mona Easter at the home of Mr. and do it if success is to be expected. | track meet. Houser, “ The Execution of Sid The This carnival is not being put "" delegates from the classes Jones 7, Erickson 17. Maples 19, ney Carton;” and Lois Hogan, Mrs. Earl Dial. body off icers I were as follows: Freshmen — Duke 20. on by the student studi Boy Orator of Zepata City.” Little Doris Byers is very sick 71, Bryant 1, Barkman “The .---- ix.. The winners in the dramatic or the faculty. The students Floyd Smith and Stanley Over- 2, Seniors E. Jolma 10, Thompson 18, with the croup at this writing. _________ __ rr .2 to .. be son; sophomores — Earl Doney themselves are supposed section were: Lois Hogan, first;! staging the affair to raise funds and Holly Holcomb; juniors— Brown 20, S. Johnson 20. Mona Bowser, second; and Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Laramore Freshmen, Doumitt 9, Eby 13, Larson for the student body. Every in- Bill Lumm and DeLoss Powell; third. In the extemporan-, had as their guests Sunday Mr. E. Saari 14, Anundi 15. Junior Aldrich and Mar dividual member of the body | seniors s— —-Junior Mar- eous section Ray Ramey took' and Mrs. Mike Willard and daugh I Clatska- — From Tiger Hi-Lites, first place. should feel that it is his right and tin Hillman. It was decided to run the nie High School. When calls were made at the ter Joy, Miss Ava Sell and Vance duty to see that the carnival is meet off in two nights, no defi beginning of the year for declam and John Laramore. a roaring success. All that is ation work, 34 students respond needed to make it so is the hearty nite date having been decided i TEAM IN TRAINING Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hambley,, FOR COUNTY MEET ed. Two weeks ago the elimina cooperation of every single stu upon. daughter Edith and son Billy, also The decision regarding eligibili-1 tion contest was held and the dent in the school. The local track team is train above students were selected for Tom Hall made a business trip ty was that any one could enter Come on, let’s go, V. H. S. the event regardless of eligibility. | ing hard for the county track the local contest. to Banks Saturday. Hurdles are to barred at the1 meet which will be held in St. On April 21, at Scappoose, the Mr. and Mrs. W. J. King of BORROW1NG! meet on account of the insuf Helens on May 6. County Declamatory contest will Prosser, Wash., spent Friday at The boys who take a first or ficient number possessed by the' be held and the winners of Fri Sppnging, more politely known second place in the county meet day’s and Monday’s contests will the home of Mrs. Mike Willard. as borrowing, seems to have be school. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Urie en Any person can enter five ev will probably go to the district compete there. Mrs. Hazel Ken come a habit to various members meet at Forest Grove, and that yon is county director this year. tertained her parents, Mr. and of Vernonia high school. It ap ents not countingYlie relay. Delegates were instructed by is what the boys are trying to Judges for the local contest pears to have become a hobby vo —to get a chance in the dis were: Mrs. E. C. Webb-Bowen, Mrs. A. J. Chapman, and family collect (borrow) a multitude of Coach Mills to submit a list of do trict meet. Jhn L. Foote, Rev. Harry G. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sorber articles from ink bottles to typ entries by Tuesday. —From Tiger Hi-Lites, Clatska Crouse, Dr. W. N. Ferrin, Mrs. and baby Easter Sunday. ing paper and then neglectfully nie High School. E. T. Warrensford and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Faust had forget to return the articles pick STUDENT BODY MEETING Poff. HELD TUESDAY, APR. il ed up. Usually the lender (?) as their guests Wednesday Mr.' SOPHOMORES WILL — From St. Helens Hi-Spots, St. knows nothing about the one-sid STUDY JOURNALISM Helens High School. A student body meeting was ed transaction until he is rudely reminded of the fact by his rapid called to order last Tuesday, The sophomore English class Junior-Senior Dinner Dance ly depleting supply of paper or April 11, by Junior Aldrich, presi took its six weeks test and will ink. Far too often no remainder dent. The junior class entertained The meeting was called espe begin work in journalism so as whatever is left for the unfortu cially for the purpose of decid to get a good understanding of , the faculty and the seniors at the nate victim. it before next year. They will annual dinner dance held in the Now, you chronic borrowers— ing as to whether a spring carni learn how to write editorials, using the politer expression — val should be given or not. The news stories, features, personals, high school auditorium Saturday, What, you save by paying lowest t prices A April 8. An enjoyable dinner was just what do you expect to gain vote on this question was unan etc. prepared and served by the home from this? It is a rather bad hab imously in the affirmative. without quality and what you save by 1 _ buy- A The Sir Roger de Coverley Pa economic girls under the super A committee composed of Clar it to fall into—one that might pers are still being read by the ing at the Nehalem Market at these prices lead to more serious consequen ence Lindsay, chairman, Elizabeth juniors. These papers are a vision of Miss Eickworth. ces. It isn’t the value of the “bor Piert. Bill Lumm, Reba Adams, group of editorials written by | Music was furnished during the is the difference between “ Penny Wise and dinner by Rowland Johnson and IltllUKl Heenan, Ilvt*ll«lll> Ulivi II II U f- De 7 V | and il Anna rowed” article that counts but Harold _. ‘ i Addison and Richard Baford Yeager. A feature dance Pound Foolish. ” Vaney was chosen by the presi- the idea of the thing. We don’t in the year 1711. The pa was given by Mamie Jolma. The believe that anybody in school is dent. Their instructions were to Steele pers deal fith different ques remainder of the evening was so hard put that he has to resort select a manager and to cooper tions of the time. Many of these spent in dancing. to such tactics to get paper. In ate with him in arranging the questions may still be applied to —From St. Helens Hi-Spots, St. fact, that is rarely if ever the carnival. modern life. Shld. PORK Roast Helens High School. excuse. Usually the alibi is that CAKE FLOUR.................... Pkg............ The seniors are studying liter Pound ........................... JUNIOR PROM APRIL 28 of retribution—that is, each cul Swansdown, insures your cakes against failure. age. ature of the Victorian prit says that he did it because THE NEW Clatska- — From Tiger Hi-Lites, The juniors have set the date somebody stole his. If that isn’t GRAPE FRUIT .......... 2 Cans a foolish alibi, what is? Yet that for the Junior Prom Friday, Ap-I nie High School. ril 28. | is usually the excuse—an age-old. GOLL) BAR BRAND—2’s Fresh Side PORK The graduates of last year and i Class Parties Interest Students Short and worn one but still in use. It long wave. Pound ........................ seems that this fs another case the seniors of this year are all I TUNA FISH .................. Can The sophomores entertained the Hear the po of a dog chasing his tail or the invited to come. i freshmen at a party Tuesday of WHITE STAR BRAND—%’s The Prom will be given at the lice calls and proverbial cock-robin. Rather silly the whole game, Vernonia high school gymnasium. this week and the seniors invited ships at sea. the juniors to a party on Thurs Refreshments will be served. Also your eh? PEAS ......................... Can day night. regular pro BEEF ROAST GOLD BAR BRAND—2’s Both evenings were spent in grams. Price HIGH SCHOOL HAS RADIO G. A. A. HOLDS MEETING Pound ................ dancing. DUE TO GENEROSITY OF These parties made it possible OYSTERS................. 2 Cans for The G. A. A. held a meeting in SUPT. J. B. WILKERSON OTTER BRAND—l’s Mrs. Malmsten's room April 13. for all the students of the high THREE DAYS FREE TRIAL school to have an especially nice The high school now has a ra The purpose of the meeting was time this week. FREE service for 90 days on HAMBURGER to decide what phase of athletics COOKIES....................... Pound............ dio, due to the generosity of Mr. —From Tiger Hi-Lites, Clatska any Crosley sold by us. 2 Pounds ............. Wilkerson, who attended the auc to take up next. There was a dis nie High School. FINGER-ETTE — A Sunshine Baker ’ s product. Weston Radio Service tion sale at the Brown furniture cussion whether to form a hiking Pork SAUSAGE store and bought a six tube Con club or indoor baseball. A majori DECLAMATION 842 ROSE AVENUE SARDINES ............ 3 cans for ty of the class voted on hiking. tinental radio for $20. 2 Pounds ............... . North Star Brand — Norwegian, % ’ s. Not needing the set for him The first half of the local high HIKE IS PLANNED self he hail it brought over to the school declamatory contest y was school. It was decided to keep the SHASTA COFFEE Pound Thelma Lincoln, Betty Lee, held in The high school auditor! ium set in the office and have it on Friday. April 7. The two sec 1 POUND CAN. brought into the auditorium on Frances Bergerson and Lolamae tions speaking were oratorical and special occasions such as baseball Smith were appointed on the ar humorous. Lora Litherland took COCOA ................ i -lb. can gameB and presidential speeches. rangement committee for a hike. the honors in humorous with the HERSHEY’S—%-lb. tin. The set was installed in the of Their report is: The G. A. A. selection "A Half Hour at the fice by Bert Eastman, the sopho will meet after school Thursday Beach” and Donald Baker in or to take a hike around Stony point. atorical with “Spartaeus to the A. F. & A. M. more radio enthusiast. H-O OATS ...... 2 20-oz. Pkgs. The office is usually rather I Each girl will bring her own Roman Envoys.” Vernonia Lodge No. 184 Kiddies, save the tops and get a cow-boy suit lunch. crowded at noon now. You may On Monday, April 10. the sec A. F. & A. M. meets find Violet or Dorris searching ond half of the contest was held. CELERY at Masonic Temple, HI LIFE . . . PEANUT BUTTER.......... 2-lb. jar .... ?3c for some snappy music, Bert Mills The two sections speaking were Large Bunches Stated Communication Read It and Weep trying to tune in his favorite HOODY — Everybody prefers it! extemporaneous and dramatic. First Thursday of each classical symphonv Ivan looking The county topic in the ex month. Special called for a baseball game, Helen Brim Hi pals! For once the Major temporaneous division was Soviet CORN STARCH 2 Pkgs. mer listening to whatever hap will ask a few questions, He is Russia. Clarence Singleton spoke meetings on all other Thurs ASPARAGUS ARGO BRAND. pens to be on, and Bert Eastman terribly puzzled as to— on the question “The Marxian day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitón explaining exactly how the set is 3 Pounds .. most cordially welcome. Why so many of the boys are DOG FOOD ..... .... 3 cans for .... made. Emil F. Messing, W. M. • • called out of classes for phone Victory Brand—The Best for All Dogs. calls lately? Tsk, tsk. how could for the next 5 F. D. Macpherson, Secretary 23 ARE ON HONOR ROLL you ask that? . . Why Junior months of CABBAGE FOR SECOND SIX-WEEKS Aldrich seems to have such am CORNED BEEF ... Can bition of late? You should see Order of Eastern Star Pound ......... DERBY BRAND — l ’ s. Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S. Twenty-three students were on him chew his gum. . . Why Martin The Regular commu the honor roll for the six weeks CERTIFIED nication first period that just ended. Of the Atlantic Monthly MAYONNAISE.......... Pint Jar . and third Wed GREEN ONIONS number five are seniors, four nesdays of each DURKEE'S—Because it tastes better. juniors, three sophomores and 11 3 Bunches....... month, at Ma- JLLAKE the most of your freshmen. 1 sonic Temple. The following students gained reading hours. Enjoy the SANI-FLUSH ................ Can All visiting sis FOR ALL scholarship honors: seniors. Mar-| wit. the wisdom, the compan A long-handled Bowl Brush FREE. ters and broth jorie Meeker. Margaret MacDon OIL-STEAM WAVES RADISHES ionship, the charm that have ers welcome. ald, Leia Beveridge. Julia Ban Mrs. A. J. Hughes. W.M. made the Atlantic, for 76 The Realistic Permanent zer and Edgar Crawford. Juniors. 3 Bunches with Ringlette ends Leona McGraw. 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