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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934.
few days in Portland this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White
and daughter Leota of Bacona
were visiting reltives in Riverview
Everett Rundell
W ednesday.
Carl Miller, brother of John
Leora Rassmusen of Mist was a
Miller, visited him here Wednes­
Mrs. Margaret Dunlap was week end guest of Miss Zelma
day while on an automobile trip
Mrs. L. H. Dewey is ill with
R. A. Mitchell of Amity, Ore­ with Mrs. Miller from San Pedro, pleasantly surprised Sunday even­ Hambly.
Over 1500 bundles of fern were
the flu.
gon, was here Sunday on a fish­ Cal., to Bremerton, Wash. As ing when a number of relatives
Mrs. Jimmie Cline of Portland ing trip and caught a ten pound it happened, it was John Miller’s and friends called on her bring­ shipped from Riverview Wednes­
ing their dinner with them. The day morning to the Banks Fern
spent Monday night at the home steelhead. His daughter-in-law, birthday.
guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Noble company.
Carl
Miller
is
stationed
on
the
Mrs.
Emmet
Mitchell,
came
with
of her mother, Mrs. Enola Wil­
Mrs. T. C. Miller andi Mrs.
him and visited at the home of I U. S. S. Colorado, which is shift­ Dunlap of Natal and Mrs. N.
liams, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Dial of the Annette her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. ing from San Pedro to Brem­ Dunlap’s cousin from Idaho, Mr. Fred Johnson, who have been
erton, and was travelling by auto and Mrs. Bob Lindsay and son quite ill for the past few days,
Beauty shop returned to work Hoffman.
are able to be up and around.
Clarence of Pittsburg.
Word has been received here to his new post.
Tuesday after a month’s vacation.
Sunday guests at the homes of
Sunday dinner guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Caton, Ro­ of the birth of an eight pound
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Haw­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan May and Mr.
berta Williams and Beverly June son to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hobson,
kins were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cad­ and Mrs. J. W. White were Mr.
Bateman went to Portland Satur­ former Vernonia residents, at:
mus and son George of Portland, and Mrs. Henry Preston, Mrs.
day afternoon. Beverly June was Wasco, Oregon, Jan. 12. The |
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Nellie Smith and small son Verle,
returning there after a week’s young man’s name is James Ed- |
Mrs. Geo. Selfridge, Marjorie
|
and son Billy of Vernonia.
visit here with her grandmother, gar.
Mrs. V. M. Whitsell returned | The P.-T. A. Study club met
Kenneth Fowler is spending a Rose, and Mrs. Tom Ludwig of
Mrs. Enola Williams.
A fat tumor was removed from from Garibaldi Thursday of last' at the home of Mrs. Chas. Stan- week with his brother Clifford Hillsboro, Violet Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Piercy of
G. W. Foust’s neck yesterday week after a visit at the home of | ton Wednesday afternoon, Jan- Fowler.
her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Frank. | uary ,?4 . Mrs. A. G. Pearson,
J. B. Wilkerson is putting a Vernonia.
morning by a local physician.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hankle
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Slack visit­ Mrs. Frank is the mother of a1 chairman, conducted the meeting. new chimney in his home. Charlie
7*/4 pound boy, born Christmas The main topic of the meeting Christiansen is doing the work. had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
ed in Vernonia Sunday.
I I was “Health, Nutrition, Teeth.”
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell and Oliver Andrew Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Brown was a Port­ day.
Scappoose and Vernonia high Several articles were read in­ sons were in Portland over the
Mrs. Fred Johnson is up and
land visitor Wednesday.
around after several weeks of
Mrs. Tom Crawford was in schools clash tonight in the Wash­ cluding “Some Expensive Fallacies week end.
ington grade school gym. Admis­ of American Education,” by Mrs.
Lois Richmond and Cecelia illness.
Portland Monday.
Adv. Pearson; “Lasting Values of Edu­ Marchel were Sunday dinner
Mrs. Floyd Cleveland left Sun­
Mrs. James Emmons went to sion 5, 10 and 15 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Veal motored cation,” by Mrs. B. Wright; guests at the home of Mr. and day for St. Helens on business.
Portland yesterday morning for
to Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Veal “What schools can do about the Mrs. Ed Buckner.
She expects to be gone a week
medical attention.
June Saint Clair returned to or more.
H. C. Barber, of the West Coast will go again today for med­ economic crisis,” by Mrs. Chas.
Johnnie May was in St. Helens
Telephone Co.’s Forest Grove of­ ical treatment, remaining there a Stanton. A discussion followed her home in Portland after spend­
fice, was in Vernonia Wednesday. week or so.
each article read. Those who at- ing two weeks here visiting at the Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rose visited tended were: Mrs. A. G. Pearson, Chapman home.
Kenneth Fowler is spending a
Mrs. J. C. Sharp of Condon
Mrs. Oma Pierce and children week with relatives.
visited Friday and Saturday at in Portland Sunday.
Mrs. D. Castle, Mrs. B. M.
Kathryn and Marshall Malm- Wright, Mrs. J. Hoffart, Mrs. M. have moved from the Lindstrom
Miss Leora Rasmussen of Mist
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Kirk. Another daugh­ sten were in Vernonia from Fri­ F. Welter and Mrs. Chas. Stan­ house -to one bacK of the River-1 was a week end visitor of Miss
Zelma Hambly.
ter, Mrs. Florence Bennett, of day to Sunday visiting their par­ ton. The next meeting will be view service station.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Malm­
Craig Donaway was in St. Hel-
Portland was also here.
Mrs. Edith Varley attended the
held Wednesday, Jan. 31, at the
Admission reduced to 5, 10 and sten.
funeral of Mrs. Earl Johnston
home of Mrs. B. M. Wright, and ens Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rose of the topic will
Morris and Thomas Graves left Monday in Forest Grove.
15 cents for the Scappoose and
be “Mental Hy-
Sunday for Jewell where they will
Vernonia high school game to- Portland arrived here Thursday giene.”
Zelma Hambly gave a party
night.
Adv. afternoon to spend the week end
Sunset camp will open up with work for the Big Creek Logging Saturday evening in honor of
with
Mr.
Rose
’
s
brother
and
fa-
Mrs. J. H. Bush was in Port­
Leora Rasmussen, The guests
a full force Monday morning, company.
mily, J. F. Rose.
John Laramore is spending a were Mrs. Hattie Brown and
land Tuesday.
February 5.
Fred Enos is visiting his fa­
children Alice and James, Violet
Mrs. A. G. Pearson was a busi­
FARMERS’ OIL CO.
ing, boxing and all kinds of and Hazel Hudson, Betty Scha-
ther, Frank Enos.
ness visitor in Hillsboro last week. sports.
TO
MEET
FEB.
5
J. J. Russell, CCC supervisor,
lock, Roy Davis, Tommie Hall,
IN ST. HELENS
Part of the proceeds of the Raymond Justice, Billy Bassett,
again has the use of his car that
Water Statement* Delayed
The
Columbia
County
Farmers
’
carnival will be set aside to aid Robert Turner, R. L. Harris and
was damaged a couple of week
Owing to failure of the govern­
ago in a collision. Repairs cost Oil Co. will hold its annual meet­ ment envelopes to arrive in time, in a plan worked out by the Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hambly.
ing
Monday,
Feb.
5,
in
the
court
the state $237.
State Child Welfare department
Mrs. Joe Hopson has left for
mailing of water statements is
Rev. D. R. Kauffman and house at St. Helens, beginning at delayed this month, says Recorder of the American Legion, Com­ Longview to visit for an indefinite
10:30
a.
m.
There
will
be
elec
­
mander Warren, the Child Wel­ time.
daughters Kathryn and Josephine
C. F. Hieber. “The government
are much improved in health af­ tion of directors, and a proposi­ is too busy with the monetary fare of the Auxiliary, the Forty
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sills and
tion to affiliate with the north­
ter being ill with severe colds.
and Eight, and state health and
question,” comments Mr. Hieber. welfare officials, to help in cases Mr. and Mrs. Jess Williams of
west
regional
will
be
discussed.
Mrs. E. L. Frazee is improving
Rainier were Sunday guests of
Any farmer may attend this,
of tuberculosis in children.
following a severe attack of the
Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Bowers.
meeting,
says
Clyde
M.
Wat
­
“Ground Ape” to
flu.
Vernonia post has a definite
Gladys Webb was a Sunday
son,
secretary.
Appear
at
Legion
Mrs. L. H. Dewey and1 Mrs. E.
responsibility in helping to meet guest at the Varley home.
S. Thompson made a business
Hall Feb. 23-24 the expense of transportation Mrs. Dan May, Mrs. Chuck Gill
NEW
BEER
PARLOR
IS
trip to Portland Saturday, Mrs.
and x-ray in cases of need where and Mrs. Francis Piercy were in
OPENED SATURDAY
Dewey bringing back a large box
parents are unable to »ecure Forest Grove Monday.
the
The
ground
hog
may
or
may
The beer parlor operated by
of books which she will donate to
not appear Feb. 22, but the the necessary funds for the this
Mrs.
Myrtle
Layer
and
Lloyd
the ipublic library.
Beker was opened Saturday night Ground Ape will appear at the and also medical care.
JOY THEATRE
There are 165,000 children in
WHEN YOUR RADIO IS
with
music provided by a Port­ Legion hall on the night of Feb.
Katharine Hepburn in LITTLE
Oregon
between the ages of five
23
and
stay
until
12
o
’
clock
Sat
­
IN NEED OF PROFES­
land
orchestra.
The
store
was
I
WOMEN, Saturday and Sunday,
urday night, Feb. 24, at the in­ and 15. Tuberculin tests of 13,-
thronged
throughout
the
evening.
SIONAL SERVICE
Feb. 3 and 4. Admission 10 and
Additional improvements have door carnival to be held by the 000 children mostly of high school
25 cents.
Adv.
local post of the American Le- age in different communities of
Mrs. Enoch Dumas had charge been under way this week.
the state proved that from 15 to
gion.
of the morning service at the
Fun will be the pass-word and 20 per cent of the children are
GROWS LARGE RUTABAGA
Evangelical church Sunday dur­
A huge rutabaga weighing 34 you can enjoy yourself to your infected with germs of tuber­
ing the illness of Rev. D. R.
heart’s content with shows, danc- culosis.
Kauffman. She gave a talk on pounds was dug up by Otto Sied-
elman
on
his
place
this
week,
Africa, where she lived for a
time with her parents, who were and is on exhibit in the Eagle
office.
missionaries to the natives.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. McCollom,
Sr., of Medford, who arrived
Thursday of last week for a brief
visit with their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McCol­
lom, are making a longer stay
than they planned because of the
illness of the elder Mr. McCollom,
A trained radio technician
622 Bridge St
Telephone 691
who has contracted the flu. He is
will call, and check your
improving but is still unable to
radio and tubes FREE!
American Made
be up.
Tubes, Batteries, Supplies
•
PAR
VALUE
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carmen have
15-30-60 watt
moved from the Roseway apart­
ments to 859 Rose avenue.
Each .............
SPECIAI__
See Scappoose and Vernonia
•
HY-GRADE
high schools play basketball to­
10-20 to 60 watt
night.
Adv.
i
Each .....................
J. F. Joyce of the U. S. region­
al forester’s office in Portland, is
14-Dox. lots, 18c each
Electric irons repaired and
here to inspect the road construc­
Guaranteed 1000 hours
rebuilt like new—
tion out of the three CCC camps,
Í
Cost no more.
Ira Hvde, Jr., representative of
the U. S. crop production loan
office in Minneapolis, and former­
ly publisher of the St. Helens
WESTON RADIO AND
Mist, stopped off in Vernonia
ELECTRIC SERVICE
Tuesday while passing through to
Paterson Furniture Store
Forest Grove. Mr. Hyde's home is
now in Seaside.
JOHN MILLER’S BROTHER
IN U. S. NAVY, VISITS
HERE ON AUTO TRIP
Riverview
Timber
Oregon Gas and
Electric Company
LIGHT GLOBES
10c
20£
Mazda Lamps
Electrical Appliances
OFFICE HOURS
HOFFMAN
HDWE. CO.
SATURDAY
9 a. m. to 5 p. m
9 a. m. to 3 p. m
Electric Iron
Repairing
50c T0 75c
M