Band Members Guests at Fair
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the evening before the wrestling
after which the young musicians
were free to enjoy the evening
until they began the home trip
at 10:30.
The Vernonia boys and girls,
dressed in natty white uniforms
were highly praised for their
playing, their attractive appear­
ance and their fine conduct.
“They either made a big hit with
the fair crowds,” said Mr. Watts,
“or else the people there were
awful liars.” Mr. Watts and the
many Vernonia residents attend­
ing the fair that day are distincly
proud of the band, especially be­
cause it has been in existence
only since February, and at that
time only one member of the:
band had ever before played the
instrument he now is using.
Twenty-seven local young peo­
ple played at the fair, but 40
members of the band made the
trip, including a beginning group
which started work more recently.
The Vernonia Eagle office will
be closed this week end from Fri­
day evening to Tuesday morning.
Correction
Albert Wilbur is a son, and
Mrs. Walter Campbell a daughter
of Myra F. Doud. In the obituary
of Mrs. Doud printed last week
the names appeared as brother
and sister of Mrs. Doud.
WARRANT CALL
Columbia County General fund
warrants endorsed “not paid for
want of funds” on or before
January 7, 1935, were called for
payment on the date of this not­
ice
Road Dist. No. 1 warrants en-
domed “not paid for lack of
funds” on or before July 5,
1935. were called for payment on
the date of this notice. Interest
on such warrants not hereto­
fore called will cease on the date
of this notice.
Dated, St. Helens, Oregon, Aug­
ust 30, 1935. Gladvs E. feterson
Countv Treasurer
riiissifh'/l Ads
J. M. McCormick and Beatrice DAD’S SANDWICH
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
SHOP WINS PRAISE
Perry drove to Vernonia Wednes­
E. E. Garner superintendent.
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FROM VISITOR
day morning.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship !
The Bergersons from above
sermon: “The Dignity of Labor”.
Beaverton, Oregon
Vernonia came to Natal Wednes-
7:00 p. m. E. L. C. E. Topic:
Aug. 14, 1935.
The Natal school term begins jjy"wj'th their threshing equip-
‘The Courage of Jesus, »»
nTentVo'thresh
,hrMh for iocarfarmers.
local farmers, Dear Sir:
8:00 p. m. Evening Service September 2. Miss Grace Condit __
. | Sunday while driving through
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with the pa.-tor sneaking to the will teach the coming term and — jir.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gus Beerman with
w
'^-k'.y9)jr town we stopped at your
Mr.
M.
Steer
will
transport
the
ubject “Friendship”
their family came in Sunday
iavv and bought some hanibur-
1"~...... to! I ^
place
pupils
to
the
school
house.
Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Young
visit Mr. Beerman’s sisters, Mrs., ggr sandwjches to > eat on our
is
home
Peterson
Mrs.
Mary
People’s Prayer meeting and dis-,
Lee Osborn and Mrs. j Ira Pet-j i way across the desolate hills to-
.ussion hour. Discussion subject: again after a visit in Portland erson. They took back with them I wards St. Helens. May I comp­
last week.
“Education.”
Miss Gladys Beerman, who has liment you on them. I have eat­
Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Adult
Miss Bertha Holding returned been the guest of her aunts for I
I en hamburgers and hamburgers,
Prayer and .* ole study hour. to her home last week from Gres- the last two weeks.
but I can truly say yours have
ham, where she was picking ber-
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neurer them all beate«.
CHRISTIAN BIBLE SCHOOL ies.
Sincerely yours
■ were over night guests of their
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson
There was a good attendance
Mrs. A. Kraft
uncle Jake Neurer Sunday be­
at the Christian Church Bible drove to Astoria Tuesday and fore returning to their home in
We buy our hamburger from
school
Sunday
morning.
The returned that night.
Adv.
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Astoria.
Stanley s-
is a member the Nehalem Market.
The railroad construction com-
Bereans class had the largest
of the Colorado Wranglers, who
number, having more students pany crew is clearing the right
played at the County fair last
present than did the Women’s of way for a spur across Maple
YOUNG MAN TO TAKE
week.
creek.
class which usually takes the
UP ELECTRIC REFRIG­
Those attending the dance at
lead in attendance. These young
ERATION
people have been steadily gain­ Birkenfeld last Saturday eve­ Townsend Club
ing on the Women’s class for ning were Mr. and Mrs. Noble
and
Air
Conditioning. Pre­
Votes to Meet
a month. The Lassies won the Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neur­
fer man now employed and
Monday Nights mechanically inclined with
er, Floyd Deeds, Marian Mc­
Bible reading banner.
Miss Brown of Portland has Mullen, Millie McMullen, Robert
fair education and willing
just finished a week of teacher McMullen and Jack Dowd.
Decision to meet on the second
to train spare time at home
Reed Holding and Joe Doug- and fourth Mondays of each
training here. Our teachers re­
to become expert in instal-
port having learned much from rey made a business trip to Mo­ month was made at the meeting
lation and service work.
her classes which were held every lalla this week.
of the Vernonia Townsend club
W rite, giving age, phone,
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Steer in the Evangelical church August
evening.
present occupation.
have as a guest Mr. Steer’s sis­ 22. The next meeting will be
UTILITIES ENGINEERING
Casey Bostwick, who works for ter from Seattle.
held in the church September 9
INSTITUTE
Ira Peterson is ill with a very at 7 p. m. All are welcome, re­
the Koster Products Co., left
Box 551, Beverly Hills, Cal.
Wednesday morning for a vacat­ bad cold this week.
gardless of membership or non­
Floyd Deeds, Marian McMul- membership, states the secretary,
ion trip during the shutdown.
Bernie Scheuerman arrived Sat­ len and Julia Banzer all came Mrs. A. E. Jennings.
urday for a two week’s visit at in from Portland to spend the
the home of her father, Rev. H. week end here with their folks.
R. Scheuerman before she begins
her year as a teacher at Prairie
City, Idaho. Miss Scheuerman was
Ack Your Grocer for
graduated from the Oregon Nor­
mal school in June and has been
attending the summer session
since. Accompanying her to Ver­
nonia was her brother, Cecil
We hold this big sale for two big reasons--- FIRST to honor
Scheuerman, who remained over
Labor Day—Second to give every body an opportunity
.
.
for
2
good
Reasons
—
the week end.
to stock up for the Double Holiday—at extra savings.
IT’S MADE AT HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eversaul
and daughter Adelyn visited the
IT’S BETTER
Prices effective Fri. & Sat., Aug. 30 & 31, incl.
County fair Friday evening, then
motored to Portland to visit Mrs.
SARDINES
COFFEE—
Eversaul’s father and sister, and
Casco in salad oil
Airway '■ Q
•eturned to Vernonia Sunday.
Lb.
IOC 3 lbs
2 cans .........................
The Vernonia Auto Co. have
VINEGAR-
PINEAPPLE
sold a new Chevrolet coupe to
PURE C1DAR
Hillsdale, broken
J. W. Rose and a sedan to L. A.
Billings.
in your container gal
slices. 2 Mt size can
Natal
kiiia4iil!V^-liil:l:k
Vernonia Bakery
BREAD
FOR SAI.E—4 wheel trailer. Nev-
ver u-od. Annuire Mrs. John
Elli«. Phone 933.
35*1
PEACHES—All leading varieties.
Start picking Monday. Aug.
2(5. Fino—an’» neach orchard, one
half mile south of Buckeye stand.
Corneli’’« Ore
34r?
NICE APARMENTS For Rent to
Teachers. Will take warrants
for rent if necessary. Mrs. W.
O. Porterfield, 376 North St..
phone 253.
34c2
FOR SALE— MUSHROOMS—
Grown in Hotbed. Everett Run­
dell Riverview.
19c
GOLD
REFINERY
1038 Exchange Building
Seattle, Washington
10c
Pint jar ......................
Have Your Motor
SALAD DRESSING
Best Foods
Tuned Up . . .
l7c
TUNA FISH
White
No. % can ...........
j Q
Highway
DRY CLEANING and PRESSING
WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT
Complete Laundry Service
EXPERT WORK
Vernonia Laundrv
»
and Dry Cleaners
Phone 711
15c
27c
ZEE TISSUE
6 rolls .................
Honey Maid
2 lb. box ..................... .
Shredded Wheat
2 pkgs.......................
30c
Pineapple Juice
23c
Marshmallows
1 lb. box ..............
The Best Equipped Shop in Columbia Co,
Star
Graham Crackers ....
brand
Fluffiest
Vernonia Auto Co
29c
lb. pkg
PORK and BEANS
RIPE* OLIVES—
Drive in and let us look it over.
Orange
3 pkgs...........................
Van Camp’s
97c
18 pounds .................
TEA
Edwards
Pekoe
22 M oz cans. 2 for lvC
So you will be ready for Labor Day,
Pure cane
4 O
home style. Qt........
JELLO
15c
SUGAR
Bronson’s prepared
GOLD WANTED
Licensed gold buyers will
pay up to $35.00 an ounce
for old
dcnt"l
bridge»,
crowns, rings, chains, lock­
ets, watch frames, etc. ^r
any other discarded jewelry
if mailed within 30 days.
Take advantage of this won­
derful opportunity given to
you by 4 reliable concern to
get full value for your old
gold. We also buy old silver.
9c
50c
MUSTARD—
WEINER PIGS FOR SALE—
$5.00 each. Herbert Counts, Rock
Creek road.
35cl
FO’’ SALE— CANNING VEG-
ETABLES—
Corn,
string
bean« beets, cucumbers, pears.
prunes. See Harry Culbertson.
•»IK
Labor Day Saie!
Vernonia
Bakery
HOP PICKERS wanted. Enquire
Mrs. B. R. Hawkins.
34tf.
ELCO
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1935
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON
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Dale,
No. 2 can ..... ............
11c
SHRIMP
15c
Dunbars
5 oz cans 2 for ....
25c
Fresh Vegetables
ORANGES small size, full of juice, doz
TOMATOES, Red Ripe. 3 lb basket
PEACHES, for slicing. 3 lb basket
POTATOES, Yakima No. 2’s 501b bag
10c
15c
15c
69c
------ FRESH MEATS
BOLOGNA, LIVER SAUSAGE
OR FRANKFURTERS lb............
19c
ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED PICNICS lb 23c
BABY BEEF ROASTS, lb......................... jgc
FRESH HAMBURGER, 2 lbs ................. JJC
SHORTENING, Armour’s 4 lb. pkg..... .
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