FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1935.
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA.OREGON
PAGE TWO
an average of 38 accidents daily1 grade pupils to the play at Ver­
nonia last week. Those that went
to 25 daily.
Through co-operation with the were Ida Mae Morris, Grace Arm­
city, county and state law en­ strong and Annabel Lindsley.
Mrs. W. J. Lindsley’s cousin,
forcement officers, other officials
and various civic clubs, sponsors Lester Beard, of Hillsboro is vis­
MOTOR FATALITIES IN
MOST EXCELLENT CHIEF
MRS. RAY MEYER IS
of the campaign have increased iting at her home at Keasey.
TO VISIT PYTHIAN SISTERS
HONOR GUEST
OREGON INCREASE MORE
their efforts in order to reduce
There was six inches of snow
THAN 26 PER CENT
accidents and fatalities below the at the CCC camp on Green Mt.
Mrs. Barbara Graves of Port­
Mrs. O. W. Meyer entertained
national average in 1935.
Friday when the men walked out.
Wednesday, March 20, for Mrs. land. grand most excellent chief
Motor vehicle fatalities in Ore-!
Ray Meyer, a recent bride. Those of the Pythian Sisters, will make gon during 1934 increased 26 per
Recent figures from the secre­
Betty Dorland and Annabel
attending were Mrs. C. C. Berger­ an official visit to Vernonia
cent or double the increase for j tary of state show that 310 per­ Lindsley visited Arleen Jenkins st
son, Beryl Smith, Mrs. Mildred temple this evening. A delegation I the entire nation, according to sons were killed in Oregon in Riverview Saturday.
Hult, Mrs. Joe Regimbal, Mrs. from St. Helens is also expected final official figures for the year 1934, while 247 were killed in
Lester Beard while working at
Raymond Tichenor, Mrs. Irene, by the local temple.
released recently by the Oregon 1933. Figures from the National the W. J. Lindsley home Monday
Smith, Mrs. A. V. Mowe, Mrs. |
State Motor association, sponsor Safety council show that in the cut his hand very badly on a
Oscar Vike, Mrs. Marie Roediger, MRS. SAUER ENTERTAINS
of the “Let’s Quit Killing” traf­ United States 35,500 persons were saw.
Mrs. Anna Christensen, Mrs. MARTHA CIRCLE
killed in 1934, while in 1933
fic safety campaign.
Ethel Blackburn and Mrs. Zela
there were 29,900 fatalities.
I
100 KILLED DAILY
Latest figures for the United j
Christen.- en.
The Martha circle of the E.M.S.
Approximately lOO^persons are
States
show
that
automobile
Those who sent gifts were Mrs. was entertained by Mrs. A. W.
killed daily in automobile acci­
Alta John, Mrs. H. A. Wilson, Sauer Tuesday afternoon. Work deaths climbed from 29,900 in
dents throughout the United
to
more
than
35,500
last
1933
I
Mrs. Blanche Bergerson, Mrs. on dish towels and a business
States, reports the Oregon State
Julia L. Bowerman, Mrs. John meeting occupied the time, after year, an increase of only 13 per
Motor association, which is spon­
Hay and Mrs. Ralph Bowerman, which the hostess served jello cent.
soring
the “Let’s Quit Killing”
far
back
as
last
September
As
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dorland and
Mrs. Meyer received many cake and tea. Sight members
the Oregon State Motor associa­ children of Hillsboro visited Mrs. safety campaign. This means that
beautiful and useful gifts. A pot­ attended.
tion foresaw the tremendous i«- Dorland’s sister, Mrs. W. J. one person dies in traffic about
luck dinner was served at noon.
crease in Oregon’s death toll, Lindsley, and family over the every 14 minutes. One person is
injured every 28 seconds.
and, aware that the increase week end.
JOINT BIRTHDAY PARTY
would
be
far
out
of
proportion
HELD AT TREHARNE
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown of ARE YOU RHEUMATIC?
to the nation, launched an exten-
St.
Helens visited Mrs. Brown’s
■ive educational, enforcement and
TR1EHARNE — (Special.) —
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. De
Here is a help: quick relief
I
legislative
campaign
throughout
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker were
Witt and family, Sunday.
from those terrible pains and
the state.
surprised on Sunday morning,
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. DeVaney fevers with Williams R.U.X. Com­
That the campaign is at last
pound. Ask Mac’s pharmacy about
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
March 24, when Mr. and Mrs.
and son Ralph shopped in Ver­ it. Williams R.U.X. Compound
bringing
results
was
indicated
in
Louis Neurer and daughter June
Pre-prayer service at 9:15.
nonia
Saturday.
helps dissolve away those acids
Portland accident reports for the
from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bible school at 9:45, L. L. latter part of January, according
which are cause of most rheuma­
Mrs.
Ross
Duncan,
teacher
at
E. Baker, son Leonard and daugh­ Wells, superintendent.
tic pains, fevers, neuritis, sciatica,
to the motor association. The re­ the Pleasant Vale school at and other forms of uric acids con-
ter Thelma frtjm Sherwood, Miss
Morning worship at 11.
ports showed a reduction from Keasey, took the three eighth c entration.Ad.-2
Clara —
■ of - Oswego,
-
Erwin
Mr. and
Intermediate and senior C.-E.
Mrs. Charles Barnes, daughter societies meet at 6:30 p. m.
Helen and son Walter from Ver-
Evening service at 7:30. Ser­
nonia came to celebrate the joint mon topic, “Seeing Straight in a
birthdays of Leonard, Walter, Cross Eyed World.” This will be
Edward and Mrs. Baker. A large of special interest to everyone
angel food cake with candles and especially to the young peo­
lighted was the table decoration, ple. Life is complicated and we
Plates were laid for 17.
! need the proper equipment if
I we are to face life and win.
BLUE JAYS ENTERTAINED
I The missionary society will
BY MRS. FRANK LANE
! meet one week hence on April 5
with Mrs. L. L. Wells. Mrs. Frank
Members of the Blue Jays bas­ Lange has charge of the program.
ketball team were entertained at , The regular weekly Bible study
luncheon by Mrs. Frank Lane at | and prayer meeting is held
her home at Camp 8 Saturday.
Thursday at 7 p. m.
After luncheon the guests par-1
C. R. Pritchard.
ticipated in sports, basketball ini
an open court, races, hiking, etc.,
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
being enjoyed by various groups.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.
Guests included Bertha and Er­ Sunday morning service at 11
ma Thompson, Mildred Hawkins, I m. Evening service at 7:30 p.
Louise and Montana French, Jo- j E. Elmer of Lents, Portland,
sephine Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Otto j will have charge of the morning
Goertzen and son Buddy, Jeanj service, giving an interesting
Lewis, Hazel Shipman, Margaret chart elcture and will also give
Veith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane a short talk on missions in the
and children.
evening. The evening service is
under the auspices of the W. M.
LOUISE FRENCH
S. in connection with the
INITIATED INTO ORDER
of Prayer.
There will also be special
Louise French was initiated at j sic and other items. Come
a ceremonial of Nehalem assem- J enjoy these services.
bly, Order of Rainbow, Monday [
night.
Mrs. Albert Childs and Mrs. L.
H. Dewey, mother advisor, serv­
ed hot chocolate and cookies fol- ,
lowing the work of the assembly, i
Rainbow girls are anticipating
the party to be given tonight by
the losing members in a recent­
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STITCHWELL CLUB
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The Stitchwell club met Wed-
nesday at the home of Mrs,
John Ross. After luncheon sew-
ing occupied the afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Ed
Bowen, Mrs. George Cobat. Mrs.
Roy Calhoun, Mrs. Mike Stolen,
Mrs. Blaine Cobat, Mrs. Alvin
Laehine. Mrs. Roy Cobat, Mrs.
Harold Ridenour and Mrs. A.
La Chine.
TOLL TAKES JUMP
For every 5 persons killed in
automobile accidents in the Uni-i
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killed during 1934. according to i
records compiled by the Oregon
State Motor Association, sponsor'
of the "Let’s Quit Killing” safety
campaign.
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