FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1935.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE FIVB
newing the contracts it was felt Water tends to spread gasoline
that first payments would be flames. Use sand or a wet blan­
speeded up and the best interests ket if an extinguisher is not
of all be served by completing
available.
the campaign promptly.
CAMP WILARK, CCC, Houl-| Mrs. Paul Young returned Sat-
As now organized the review —
ton—(Special.) — The pleasant j urday from Toledo,
consists of N. E. Dodd,
board
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
weather experienced during the I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johns and Baker county rancher, chairman;
first half of February has speed- (son of Vernonia spent Sunday at C. J. Borum, successor to John
Bible school at 9:45. The Hill­
the John Luther home.
S. Dennee, representing the bur­
top contest is coming along nice­ ed work on numerous projects
being
carried
on
by
personnel
of
Mrs. Geo. Comstock’s parents eau of crop and livestock esti-
ly. Get in and boost for your side
and help enjoy the “spoils of Camp Wilark, according to For- and sister from Washington vis- mates; and Wm. L. Teutsch, as-
estry Superintendent John Fors- ited her over the week end.
, sistant county agent leader, rep-
victory.”
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dorland and' resenting the O. S. C. extension
Morning worship at 11. This
Work crews are engaged in
Foreign Missions day and the telephone, road, bridge, clearing, children of Hillsboro spent Sat- service.
Farmers who understand the
sermon topic will be “The Chal­ snag falling and maintenance du- urday night and Sunday with
Mrs.
W.
J.
1935
contracts are signing up
Mrs.
Dorland
’
s
sister,
lenge of Missions.”
Variety of beautiful colors.
ties.
nearly 100 per cent, according to
Lindsley and family.
Senior and Intermediate C.E.
A total of 45 men under for-
Mr. and Mrs. John Luther and reports to the extension service
societies meet at 6:30 at the esters Virgil Powell and Wesley
son and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keasey by those assisting with field meet-
church.
J. Kibbey are engaged in snag
social at the ings. In a series of meetings in
Evening service at 7:30. Every­ falilng to minimize forest fire attended a pie
central and southern Oregon ev-
under
— lgrange hal1 in Vernon*a Satur- j ery grower attending signed up
one is invited. I wish to express hazard. A 30-man crew u...
Quantity limited—take ad­
my personal appreciation of the Frank Jarvis is on new construe-! da^ evenl,ng‘,
I again with the exception of one.
vantage of these low prices
I— and Mrs. W. O. Porterfield
fine attendance at the evening tion on the Oak Ranch creek | [ Mr.
Considerable misunderstanding
service, but let’s make it even road which will connect the old visited at the W. J. Lindsley home
. . . There will a price in­
concerning
the new provisions ex­
i
Sunday.
better. We understand that there Camp 10 and Enterprise roads.
crease on our next ship­
ists
and
is
keeping
many
away
A
birthday
party
was
given
at
A 40-man crew under Foresters
are many new families in town.
from
the
sign-up
meetings,
re
­
the
Pleasant
Vale
school
Friday
|
ment.
We are glad to have you. Get Charles Mercer and R. Anderson
acquainted through the church. have been engaged in roadside afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ross ports indicate. Many believe that
¡Duncan. Besides the pupils sev­ further reduction below the num-
This is a church with a welcome brush and trash clearing.
SPECIAL . . .
and we mean it.
Four men and Wesley Brown, eral of the parents were present. ‘ ber of hogs produced for market
I
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan in 1934 is required in the new
42-P1ECE
SET OF
forester,
are
employed
in
the
I drove to Portland Friday evening. contracts, when just the opposite
C. R. Pritchard pastor.
camp
machine
shop,
principally
Christian Bible School Notes
is true.
There were 240 in Bible school on truck, tractor and other equip­ CLOSING DATE OF
I The 1935 contracts really call
ment
maintenance.
last Sunday.
CORN-HOG CAMPAIGN
i for “controlled expansion” as the
The large side camp from Wil­
SET FOR MARCH
The largest attendance for ark stationed at Mist has as one
grower may produce 15 per cent
the year was attained in the adult of its projects the construction of
more of his established hog hase
March 16 has been set as the than was allowed last year. In
classes, with 41 Loyal Women a 240-foot long bridge over the
applica-
and 21 Ninety and Nine men.
other words he is permitted to
Little Fish Hawk river in Clat-t • closing
;
- date
. for _ signing
-
-•
1
for
the
1935
corn-hog v con- produce and market up to 90 per
_
*
.v
.
tions
ior
vne
lvou
cvrii-nug
The Blue side of the Hilltop sop county. «...
Fifteen men at the
. t re-1
Complete Line of
_ i
j
contest is still ahead but the1 side camp are employed
cent of his base instead of 75
at * tele-j tracts by the Oregon board of
CROSLEY
RADIOS
i
view
which
held
its
first
meeting
Purple side made a noticeable phone line construction. Building
per cent.
I
recently.
This
date
is
somewhat
gain last Sunday.
Furthermore, because of ex-
of a new truck trail road for fire
The workers conference will prevention gives work to 18 men earlier than that set last year, cessively low production in some
but as there is little work to re- counties last year, some growers
meet Monday evening, March 4, at Mist.
at 7:30. The superintendent hopes
Remainder of the personnel of trumpet to him melodiously.” could double their hog production
to see every officer and teacher the some 200 man company are
of last year and still stay within
present at this meeting to make assigned to duties in the camp And if said pedestrian fails to the contract limits and collect
budge, you have full and official
plans for the future.
“overhead” as clerks, supply men,
vigour the benefit payments at the rate
Come to Bible school next Sun­ in the camp exchange and as right to “tootle him with mouth of $15 per head for the number
and express by word of the
day; if you are a stranger this cooks and kitchen police.
represented by the 10 per cent
the warning: ‘Hi, Hi’.”
is a good place to get acquainted.
This, the Oregon State Motor reduction.
CAMP REEHER’S, CCC, Wes-' association has learned, is part
Other liberal features this year
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
timber— (Special.) — Work pro-j of the rules of the road in Japan. include permission to purchase
jects of Camp Reeher’s, CCC,
feeder pigs
Sunday morning subject, 11a. are well up to schedule, in the | It ws brought to the ossocia- and raise as many
of limit on
m., “Three Classes of Professors.” opinion of forestry officials in­ tion’s attention when a man turn­ as desired, removal or ilvestock
ed in the following, which, he total crop acreage
At 7:30 p. m. the pastor will specting Company 1313.
We Have Everything
said, had been handed to a numbers, and in the case of corn
begin a series of sermons on the
The 30 man side camp station­ friend of his by a Japanese po­ contracts, permission to grow any-
For the Home.
Seven Churches of Asia. These ed for the past months at the
messages will be prophetic in na­ foot of Green Mountain has been liceman when traveling in Japan. thing but corn on the contracted
“At the rise of the hand of or “shifted” acres.
ture showing the different stages moved six miles south to Rock
policeman,
stop rapidly,” reads
of church history, leading up to creek. Men stationed at the camp
Tire chains should be included
our present status in religion are employed at road and tele­ the document. “Do not pass him >»
by or otherwise disrespect him.1 in the tool kit of every car that
and what we may expect in the phone line construction.
Furniture Store
“When a passenger of the foot is driven to snow areas or over
tomorrow. The whole world is
Work on the Lousignant road hove in sight, tootle the horn roads in the higher altitudes dur­
Phone 801
awake to the fast changing age is occupying 65 men in Washing­
929 Bridge St.
Vernonia
in which we are living. Thinking ton county. New construction is trumpet to him melodiously at ing winter months, advises the
men and women are always in­ progressing in truck trails pro­ first. If he still obstacles your safety department of the Oregon
passage, tootle him with vigour State Motor association.
terested. These Sunday night ser­ jects.
express by word of the
and
mons will stimulate thought.
Other work projects of the mouth the warning, ‘Hi, Hi.’
I Never attempt to extinguish a
A. N. Glanville, Pastor.
camp consist of a 25-man detail
“
Beware
of
the
wandering
gasoline fire with water, advises
Evangelical Sunday School
assigned to telephone work and
The high school class of the 50 men to snag falling for fire horse that he shall not take the safety department of the
fright as you pass him. Do not Oregon State Motor association,
Evangelical Sunday school was prevention.
explode the exhaust box at him. '
in charge of the opening exer­
Camp Reeher's Forestry Sup­
cises last Sunday, with Elmer erintendent James Moran recent­ Go soothingly by, or stop by the
A. F. of L. LOGGERS
Glanville acting as superinten­ ly returned to the job after a road-side till he pass away.
Local No. 18742 meets second
“
Give
big
space
to
the
festive
dent.
two-week leave. In his absence
and fourth Thursdays in the
Class members formed a choir Assistant Superintendent Ross, dog that makes sport in the road- '
I month at Grange hall, 8 p. tn.
which sang a special number. A Meeker was in charge of forestry way. Avoi dentanglement of dog
Visiting members cordially invit­
boys’ quartet composed of Oren project sof the 200 man state with your wheel-spokes.
ed te attend.
“Go soothingly on the grease-
The government is behind
Weed, Clarence Sunquist, Carol camp.
Fred Lumm, president.
mud, as there lurk the skid dem­
Chance and Elmer Glanville also
every deposit you hav<
on. Press the brake of the foot i
sang.
"TOOTLE THE HORN
as you roll around the corners
up to $5000. That is the
Next Sunday Mrs. L. H.
A. F. & A. M.
TRUMPET” IS TRAFFIC
to save the collapse and tie-up.”
Dewey’s class of girls will open
finest guarantee in the
RULE IN JAPAN
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
the services.
Results that people have re­
world—as certain as the
A. F. A A. M. meets
In the mountain climbing at­
ceived
from
classified
ads
in
the
When a pedestrian “obstacles
at
Masonic
Temple.
very existence of our | gov-
tendance contest class 4 contin­ your passage” in Japan you are Eagle have made regular custo­
Stated
Communication
ued to hold top position last Sun­ supposed to “tootle the horn mers of them. Why not try one?
First Thursday of each
ernment! Make your de-
day, but class 9 made the most
month. Special called
posits
with
confidence
meetrngs on al) other Thurs­
points.
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
they are guaranteed, by
most cordially welcome.
AUTOMOBILE DEATH TOLL
Federal Deposit Insurance.
Glen F. Hawkins, W. M.
Automobile accidents in Ore­
F. D. Macpherson, Sec.
gon took a record-breaking toll
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of lives in 1934, according to
“THE ROLL OF
Leaves
from
Vernonia
Hotel for Portland via
Secretary of State Earl Snell's
HONOR BANK”
Order of Eastern Star
Buxton and Banks, 8:00 a. m., daily.
figures released recently by the
T Vehalom Chapter 153, O. E. 8.
Oregon State Motor association.
Sundays and Holidays, 8 a. m., and 4:45 p. m.
I
Regular commu­
The year’s report shows that 302
nication first
Leave Portland from Central Stage depot at
persons were killed and 5046
The Forest Grove
and third Wed­
were injured. A table showing
5:00 p. m. daily, except Sundays and Holidays.
nesdays of each
month, at Ma­
figures for 1932, 1933 and 1934
Sundays and Holidays, 10:30 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.
sonic Temple.
follows:
All visiting sis­
ASK FOR PORTLAND-BANKS STAGE LINE
1932 1933 1934
ters and broth­
J.
A.
Thornburgh,
President
ers welcome.
302
227
247
Killed
° na E y
Mrs. Oscar George, W. M.
R. G. Thornburgh. Caahier
Injured .... 4,384 4,315 5,046
Leona McGraw, Sec.
Accidents 20,822 20,248 21,386
B*
Weather Speeds
Work on Projects
At C C C Camp
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MATTRESSES
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“l
$21.90 up
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