PAGE six SERA Report I» Issued budgetary requirement in rela­ By R. E. Culbertson tion to the size of their families. (Continued from page 1) FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1934. VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON By national administrative order they must be paid in kind. not his wife Mrs. Bollinger says, but is an error for Perle Ulery, a brother, who also was killed. Tom Carmen, C. F. Hieber, W. J. Armitage and Dr. R. D. Eby to Albany last week, taking the [ motored to Portland and Oregon Vernonia deligates to the Rain­ City yesterday. bow girls’ assembly and bringing A. L. Parker has traded his them back. heavy Buick sedan in on a light Calvin Quinlan, from the Pay Essex sedan. ’n Take It store at Bertha station, Harry Kerns and Grant Layer near Portland, is manager of the Safeway market here during the left Tuesday night on a fishing absence of J. F. Rose. Mr. Quin­ trip in the vicinity of Bend. lan is staying at the Hotel Mac They expect to be gone the rest of the week. Donald. Jack Parry is delivering milk Phyllis Nelson, Margaret Nel­ son and De Loss Powell went to for the Nehalem Valley Ice and Creamery Co. during the ab­ Seaside over Sunday. sence of Harry Kerns. Mr. Parry Mrs. E. Sunell and Mrs. Craw­ is using his own delivery truck. ford from Treharne, and Mrs. M. F. Wall is back from Tole­ Stevens from Hillsboro visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph do, where he was laid off with a number of others of the newer Nelson Tuesday. employes. Charles Wall, Ray One of the victims in the pow­ Charlesworth and George Robbins der explosion at Olympia Wednes­ are still working, Mr. Wall says. day, Clarence Ulery, is a bother- Through an error in last week’s ! in-law of Mrs. E. M. Bollinger of this city. The Pearl Ulery men­ issue the name of Don Depue tioned in the press dispatches is per month. There is a total of Commodity Distribution Shown The demand for government 192 men available in urban areas in Columbia county at present as 1 commodities distributed through follows: Clatskanie 34, Rainier, I the county relief organization is 26; St. Helens, 84; Vernonia, 48. ' illustrated by distribution of but- The payrolls for the first two iter: Clatskanie, 206 lbs.; Rainier, weeks of June show the follow­ 486 lbs.; St. Helens, 142 lbs.; ing rural workers: Clatskanie, 18; Vernonia, 252 lbs.; Birkenfeld, Rainier, 36; St. Helens, 65; Ver­ 35 lbs.; Scappoose, 156 lbs. Birkenfeld is now a part of nonia, 4. I the Vernonia area, and Scappoose The rural area of Vernonia in­ cludes the entire Nehalem valley has been combined with St. Hel­ from Timber to Jewell. The ens relief cases. There is no regular allotment amount of work received by rur­ al workmen is limited to their of commodities made to the coun­ ty. Food supplies are shipped in at irregular intervals, as they are CARD OF THANKS received at the state food depot. We wish to express our thanks for the kind expressions of sym­ Pasture Rules Are Described pathy from the American Legion By Crop Dept. Head and Auxiliary, Missionary Society — and other friends during our (Continued from Page 1) bereavement. tion. Also, highland Reed canary Mrs. J. C. Henderson grass, zig-zag clover, ladino clov­ and sons er, yellow tree foil, and Harding Mrs. Sarah J. Henderson grass. An interesting feature of I and family the zig-zag clover is that it makes and oftentimes this grass was a very satisfactory growtn when covered for several months at a unestablished and produces its time and made an excellent crop of hay and pature after the water seed under ground. WANTED TO BUY—Many used w’ent down, which shows the val­ Professor Hyslop discussed the fruit jars, Ideals or Ball Ma­ ue of these grasses to be grown sons. Phone Elmer Bergerson, value of putting out good seed in on flood or marshy land. all grass mixtures for pasture and 14F1555. 25c2 haying a suitable combination for high ground conditions and also Local Golfer. Win Close FOR RENT Match from Forest Hills a suitable combination of mix­ FOR RENT—Furnished 3 room ture for the grasses for wet and house with bath. $7.00 month flood lands. The formula for Continued from page 1.) in advance. Water included. Call these seed mixtures can be ob­ after 6 p. m. Cleveland Estate, tained at the county agent’s of­ Stranahan 1 % ........... Heatn 1% 1024 Columbia St. 25*2 fice and arrangements will be Curry 14 ........ .... Greenman 2% made to publish this in the coun­ Replogle % .... ............... Eby 214 FOR SALE OR TRADE ty papers at seeding time next Watrous 0 ..... ........ Hartwick 3 Wright 3 ........ ................. Briot 0 R. I. R. FRYERS—18c per lb., fall. McKenzie 1 .... ............. Plumb 2 Mr. Nelson explained that this delivered. Phone 13-F-55&. W. Fogel 2(4 ....... ........... Tisaale 14 grass nursery was planted in the E. Crawford. 26*2 fall of 1932 which included at C. Miller 3 .... .......... Wangler 0 Nine year old Black Percheron that time about 30 different Kreitz 2 ......... ............ Pumala 1 Mare, weight 1300 lbs., reason­ grasses all of which froze out but Hadley 2% .... ......... R. Linn 14 able. Wm. Anderson, Timber Rt., Kessner 3 ...... ....... L. Hieber 0 Vernonia, Oregon, at Rocky about seven in the very severe Point._____________________ 25c2 freeze of that winter. About ten The ladies of the home town of these were replanted from IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF seed saved over, and several oth­ team also successfully defended THE STATE OF OREGON er plantings of African grasses j their laurels against a team of FOR THE COUNTY OF were all frozen out and there was I ten fair sex crusaders from the COLUMBIA Forest Hills course. The match no seed for replanting these. In the matter of the liquidation ended 17 to 13 which gives some Professor Hyslop also explain ­ of BANK OF VERNONIA, An indication of how closely this 1 ed the advantage of seeding wes ­ Oregon banking corporation. Notice to: DEPOSITORS IN tern rye grass in about February match was also fought. Vernonia 17 THE BANK OF VERNONIA, and March on low ground for pro­ Forest Hills 13 VERNONIA, OREGON, IN LI­ ducing a crop the same year, it Mills 0 ............. .......... H. King 3 QUIDATION, AND TO OTHERS being one of the few grasses that McEldowney 1 .... .... M. King 2 INTERESTED: Armes 0 ......... ............... Heath 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN this can be accomplished with. that the undersigned, A. A. The two grasses than can be Anderson 3 ..... ............. Brickel 0 Schramm, as Superintendent of planted on over-flow land without! E. Miller 0 ..... ......... Hartwick 3 Banks of the State of Oregon, ! any danger of them flooding out Goodman 3 .... .............. Plumb 0 has filed in the Circuit Court of Enchide % ..... ...... Marston 214 the State of Oregon for Columbia i is Reed canary grass, which was Watrous 1 ..... ..... . McGraw 2 County, in the matter of the li­ shown on one of the plots, and quidation of Bank of Vernonia, meadow fox tail, which is an ex­ Miller' 114 ....... ..... N. Nobes 114 Vernonia, Oregon, a petition ask­ cellent grass and will stand as Taylor 3 ......... ................ Briot 0 ing for instructions and for an ■ order and decree authorizing and much flooding as Reed canary Famous Coach Visits Here empowering the undersigned, as grass and makes an excellent Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jessee of Superintendent of Banks, to sell, feed. Seaside bent will also stand Haitford, Conn., and Mrs. Ester assign and transfer unto City of considerable flooding condition. Vernynia the banking house of Allen of Forest Grove, mother of On Thursday of last week, a the above named bank, the land Mrs. Jessee, were visitors at the field meeting was held on the on which it is located, and the home of Mr. Jessee’s sister, Mr. furniture and fixtures located in Reed canary grass plantings at Vernonia, Oregon, to the City of Clatskanie, some of which had and Mrs. Buster Byers, Wednes­ Vernonia in compromise, settle­ been in for the last eight years day. Many Vernonia friends will ment and satisfaction of the un­ remember Mr. Jessee when he at­ paid part of the claim of the City in the above entitled court and tended Pacific university at For­ of Vernonia filed in the above matter. Reference to said petition est Grove and excelled in sports liquidation, such unpaid part of is hereby directed. said claim being $17,186.84. Such YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFI- getting much favorable publicity. conveyance is to be subject to ED that the above entitled court Mr. Jessee is now head football unpaid taxes and city liens. In has, by an order duly made, pass­ coach of Trinity college, Hart­ said petition the undersigned, as ed and entered, fixed Monday, ford, Conn. Wednesday’s Oregon­ Superintendent of Banks, has also the 9th day of July, 1934, in the asked for an order and decree Circuit Court Room in the Court ian carried a picture and account authorizing and empowering him House in St. Helens, Oregon, at of Mr. Jessee. to release the following described 9:30 o’clock A. M. as the time He is also well known in Rain­ property in Columbia County, and place for hearing on said pe­ ier, where his father has been Oregon: tition and consideration thereof city marshal for the past 28 The Southeast quarter (SE and objections thereto, and any years. 14 ) of the Northeast quar­ person or depositor having any ter (NEU) and all that por­ objections to the allowance of the tion of the Northeast quar­ prayer of said petition or the ter (NEU) of the North­ consummation of the transactions east quarter (NEU) lying specified therein is hereby noti­ Jule Sherwood South of the center of the fied to make and file such ob- | Nehalem River, of Section jections in such court and matter and his PIRATES Twelve (12), Township Four prior to the time fixed for such (4) North, Range Five (5) hearing. This notice is given pur­ Will Play at the West, Willamette Meridian, suant to the aforementioned order containing 45.50 acres, known and in conformance with the as the Vernonia Golf Course, terms thereof. from the stock assessment lien Date of first publication, June levied and assessed against H. E. 29. 1934. Saturday, June 30 McGraw and Leona McGraw upon Date of last publication: July receipt of $100.00 in cash. The 6. 1934. ARCADIA PARK A. A. SCHRAMM, as Superin-j details of the said proposed tran­ Admission 25 and 35 cents tendent of Banks of the I saction are fully set forth in the State of Oregon. petition of the undersigned filed Six Hundred Cords Pulp Wood Stored Here for Emergency Nearly 600 cords of pulp wood purchased by the Hawrey Pulp and Paper Co. of Oregon City are stored in the vicinity of the Vernonia Trading Co.’s ware­ house. Very little of it is being shipped to the mill at present, the supply here being held for emergencies. The amount in storage here would be sufficient for about three days operation at capacity, or about a week at present rate of production, it is estimated. was substituted for Bert Depue in the list of men who assisted in bringing the donkey engine from St. Helens mountain to the J. W. Allen was reelected dir­ ector of the St. Helens school district last week, defeating C. F. Heacock by a narrow margin. Classified Ads DANCE i BUY FOR 2 HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK Prices effective Thru Tuesday, July 3 Deviled Meat Ripe Olives Peanut Butter Pork & Beans Libby’s 14 ’s Highway No. l’s Our choice 10c SUGAR Pure Cane 20-LBS............. 25c (91 Aft