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y . ------- FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934. VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON PAGE SIX . .J Friday to spend a week visiting FIVE OF 26 CHARTER MEMBERS PRESENT AT lere. LODGE ANNIVERSARY Mrs. D. MacDonald was in Portland from Friday until Tues Five of the 26 charter members day. While there she saw Pres of Avon lodge, K. P., at St. ident Roosevelt in the parade. Miss Marie Purney of Portland Helens, organized 40 years ago, attended an anniversary service Mr. and Mrs. Bert Depue went is a visitor at the home of her there Tuesday night. One of the mother, Mrs. H. B. Holcomb. to Medford Monday to attend the five was Judge W. A. Harris of services for their grandson Bus Mrs. Charles Eversaul, daugh this city. ter Wilkerson, who died that ter Adelyn, Erma Kent and E. E, Senator Gus Moser of Portland morning. Emigh visited in St. Helens Wed spoke, and Dr. Edwin Ross of St. Noble Dunlap started construc nesday. Helens gave an account of the tion Wednesday of a new barn Mrs. Lulah E. Fullerton has absent charter members, as far for August Birkenfeld to take the been spending a week at Rock as knwn. place of the one recently burned. away, after which she planned to The new one will be 36 x 80, a take a trip to California with a MRS. STRONG IS IMPROVING little larger than the old one, and friend. will have capacity for 40 cows Mrs. Ray D. Fisher and daugh H. S. Strong and daughter, Mrs. and 160 tons of hay. ter Margaret returned Sunday Lee Johnson, who returned from Oliver Andrew returned from after a three week’s visit at the Portland Saturday, report that the hospital Friday. He is able to home of Mrs. Fisher’s parents, Mrs. Strong is getting along nice sit up, but has not fully recover Mr. and Mrs. James Moore near ly. She was seriously ill, having ed. Tigard. had a number of hemorrages, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wridge are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyland is still weak. She had to have the parents of a daughter bom and Otis went to Hillsboro last two blood transfusions. Her daughter, Mrs. Dan Monday morning at the Emanuel Wednesday on business. hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roediger, Brown, who was also witn her, Mrs. J. W. Brown, who has daughter Ruth, and Mrs. F. J. returned to her home in Walla been ill for some time, is con Goernaudt were Portland visitors Walla after being with her mo ther two weeks. Mr. Strong and Tuesday. tinuing to improve. Mrs. Harry Condit has returned Mrs. Johnson were there for Emil Johnson had two toes crushed Thursday of last week from Portland and is getting eight days. when a rail dropped on his foot along nicely after her recent To the Citizens of Vernonia: while he was helping tear up the operation. Mrs. George Baslington and Connacher Logging Co’s, track. While I am grateful for the Miss Zella Cady, sister ol Mrs. Mrs. Clyde McDonald and daugh nomination for mayor extended ter Jean were in Forest Grove L. H. Dewey, returned with Mr. me at the caucus last Friday and and Mrs. Dewey from Portland Wednesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. Regan and feel an obligation to those who beby of Houlton, Oregon were I have urged me to run, a number guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude 1 of reasons impel me to decline. In so doing I wish to thank those FOR SALE—Pears, 75c bushe' Knapp last week. Everett Carter is home from | who paid me the compliment of delivered. 50e bushel, pick them considering me the right man for yourslf and bring boxes to put the Veterans hospital where he a difficult job, for mayoring is went for medical treatment. He them in. They will be ready about indeed difficult anywhere just will return to Portland in Septem 20th. Gus Schmidlin. 32*2 now. If it were advisable for me ber for further treatment. WANTED — Three-quarters iron Mrs. Frank Hyland is seriously to accept my wish would be that I might live somewhere near up bed. Inquire Joy Barber shop, ill at her home in Treharne. Vernonia. 32*1 Visitors at the home of Mrs. to the expectation. Ray D. Fisher R. L. Spencer Tuesday afternoon OLD GROWTH and second growth were Mrs. E. G. Roediger and her wood for sale. Phone 773. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lenau, Dais- sister Mrs. Gourmand, Mrs. Glass- 27*4tf ner, Mrs. Lines, Mrs. A. H. Webb ey and Nina MacDonald went to Forest Grove Sunday. FOR SALE— Kale plants, 20c and children and Mr. Morton. hundred. Also Fryers. W. O. The afternoon was spent in quilt GONE!—THE HIGH COST Porterfield. 31c? ing. OF STOMACH TROUBLE JOY THEATRE Don’t pay $2.50 to $5.00 for LITTLE MISS MARKER, with! relief PEACHES! —3000 bushels, all from stomach pains, indi varieties, ready to pick August Adolph Menjou, Dorothy Dell, I gestion. Try Dr. Emil’s Adla Tab 1. Bring equipment and boxes Chas. Bickford and others. Satur- J lets—3 weeks treatment only $1. and pick them at big savings to day and Sunday, August 11 and Relief or your money back. Armi- tage Drug Co.__________ (Adv.-6) you. Finegan’s Peach orchard, %- 12. Adv. mile south of Buckeye Stand, A. C. Knauss was home for the Cornelius, Oregon. Big arrow at week end from Cathlamet, Wash, j Ask Your Grocer for . . . corner points the way. Phone 2600 people attended the Chris-1 Forest Grove 1614W. 31c2 tian church revival meetings last I U. S. MARINE CORPS— Owing week. Claude Sabin and family, to the increase of 1000 men autohrized for the U. S. Marine Christian minister of Forest corps by the last session of Con Grove, attended the Evangelistic . . . for 2 good Reasons— gress, Captai H. N. Stent, officer meeting on Tuesday evening at in charge of Marine Corps re IT’S MADE AT HOME cruiting for the states of Ore the Christian church. IT’S BETTER gon, Southern Washington, Ida Bill Briot’s little boy slipped ho, Montana and Wyoming, has and fell, breaking his collar bone been authorized to select and en list 35 men for the month of yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Armitage August. Applications and enlist ments are being held daily at visited their son W. B. Armitage room 208 U. S. Court House, and family in Longview Sunday. Portland, Oregon, or application The little grandson is growing blanks may be obtained by writ- ing that office._____________ 32x1 fast, they report. Caught in The Rounds ALL DAY MEETING OF logist, and in past years consider RAINIER W. P. A. TO able damage has been done by BE HELD AUGUST 12 this pest along the upper Colum , I bia river territory near Hermis An all-day meeting of the Rai ton. The squash bug differs from nier Workingmen’s Protective as most of the large insects that in sociation will be held at the De- fest gardens, Dr. Mote says, in lena school house on the highway that it has piercing mouth parts Aug. 2. Pot-luck dinner will be and sucks the juice of plants, served at noon. feeding extensively on gourds, At the business meeting in the melons, pumpkins and squash. morning plans for a county com They have also been found in mittee for the Peter Zimmerman enormous quantities on the so- campaign will be laid. Prominent called “Man in the ground.’’ Be speakers will be heard in the af cause of their sucking habits they can be killed only by contact ternoon. Visitors from any part of the sprays, and recent tests indicate that the pyrethrum spray known county are welcome. as Pyrocide 20, applied according Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Roediger to directions on the can, will kill and Mrs. Gourmand motored to the insects when applied to them. Several pyrethrum sprays are on Portland Tuesday. Miss Helyn Garretson of New-1 the market under various com berg spent the week end with mercial names, such as Evergreen 20, Red Arrow and others. Ever Ethel Spencer at Treharne. green 20 is said to have the same toxic constituents as Pyrocide 20 ON OREGON FARMS which was used in the tests. CORVALLIS — Damage by squash bugs has been reported to the O.S.C. experiment station here from southern Oregon, the Willamette valley and the vicini ty of Ontario this year, accord ing to Dr. Don C. 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