VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1936.
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stock, dairying, farm crops, hort- in a microphone even if the aud- J. C. Moran and Marian Steers
iculture, poultry, farm business ience is no more the , a CCC were given 4th degrees and Ira
and bees. The separate groups' camp broadcast to via six loud- Peterson was elected to serve as
wili continue their deliberations speakers.
assistant steward for the remain­
Radio music, announcements, der pf the year. The ladies sur­
Entered as second class matter until about 4:00 o’clock in the
afternoon.
) class notices, current events pro- prised Mrs. Nellie Dunlap on her
August 4, 1922, at the post office
On Friday the meeting will grams are included among the birthday with a handkerchief
at Vernonia, Oregon, under the convene again at 9:30, each com- I uses to be made of the new ad- shower and she also received
several birthday cakes. An in­
act of March 3, 1879.
mittee meeting in their respective ) dress system.
A. F. & A. M.
groups to continue the discussion)
Mogt of the labor of wiring teresting program was prepared
and check over reports prepared jn the new hookup was during j in honor of Lincoln’s birthday.
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
MEMBER
from the previous day’s work. I the Off-work hours of Allen Car-1
R. S. Lindsay went to Portland
A. F. & A. M. meets
At 11:00 o clock the various penter, enrollee from
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Rockaway.^
____ ____ to see his father, who was sick
at
Masonic
Temple,
. .
committees will assemble in a Several other members assisted.. last week.
Communication
Stated
general group. At that time the .
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j This part of the country was
First Thursday of each
Outlook for Agncul-I
Sports editors
editors are
are ‘pretty
‘pretty ; j visitec
visited by
. General
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“ “ Sports
. a snow storm Monday
called
month.
Special
LuraJ. „ "4. Utilization and Farm swell guys’ if they are all like night. . The snow plows cleaned
cleaned) meetings on all other Thurs-
RAY D. FISHER,
Credit will be discussed by Pro- Lair Gregory of the Oregonian,” I the highway of snow so as not day nights, 7:30 p. m. Visitors
Editor and Publisher
fessor E. L. Potter, Professor of Wrote Kenneth Fildes, member to interfere with traffic.
most cordially welcome.
Economics
from
the
Oregon from Scappoose who is editor . it.,.™,,.,
„aerations
closed
George Plumb, W. M.
state agricultural college. Follow-: of the camo naner
, ■Uogging
operations
closed
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Monday
afternoon
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NEHALEM VALLEY
Loel Roberts, Sec.
ing this there will be the re-1 J
Reference
was
to
the
last
all-
til
the
weather
breaks.
PEOPLE BOOSTING
ports of the poultry and 01
! camp night program that inclu-
CONNECTING ROAD cultural committees.
Order of Eastern Star
Clyde Johnson butchered some
sports
- the
• „ col-
nnmi i ' ded
___ : . a x . speech
1 ; ... ...... _ by
_____
_ — ’ nice porkers for market this Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S.
There will then be a „„„„
noon umnist known to many Orel»onlweek y
(Astorian-Budget)
Regular commu­
luncheon, dutch treat, at 12.03 residents as L. H. Gregory.
I jra peterson is now working
Residents of the Nehalem val­ o’clock in the dining room of j
nication
first
Some
150
OCC
men
listened
at-
■
near
Keasey
building
houses
for
ley are pushing a campaign to the K. P. hall.
and third Wed­
tentively
for
1
%
Jbours^to
a
des-1
the
Oregon-American
mill.
have the state take over the pres­
nesdays of each
At 1:30 the reports of the
xz
tx -.. j
an(j j,jrs jake Neurer re-
Day
ent county secondary road from farm business committee, live- cription of the New Year
month, at Ma­
Rose Bowl game
between
Stan-I 'shingled their bungalow and are
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Jewell to Elsie, according to stock dairying,
sonic
Temple.
_
crops and bees
Wallace Burnett of Elsie, Neha­ will be read to the group for ford and Southern Methodist, j building a garage at the home
All visiting sis­
lem Valley Grange official, who their consideration and adopt­ During an ensuing period of|piace.
ters and broth­
questioning,
>ning, Gregory fired ans- ( Sam and George Devine drove
was in Astoria Wednesday.
ers welcome.
ion.
wers regarding
i
all phases of t0 Vernonia Tuesday afternoon.
Burnett said that petitions to
Mrs. L. H. Dewey, W. M.
All are invited to attend these sports.
Coach “Tiny” Thornhill,< The Nehalem river is full of
this effect have obtained many committee meetings and the gen­
Leona McGraw, Sec.
ravson. nolicies
news- ) fln.tino
policies of a news-
floating ino
ice nnw
now and ic
is still
signatures and have been pre- eral conference and take part in Bob Grayson,
paper
’
s
sports
department,
bas-
:
freezing.
sented to the highway commis- what ever committee they are
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ketball predictions, baseball, all
ion, with endorsement of the interestd.
were included in the rapid fire
Mr. and Mrs. Ottto Carlson re-
county commissions of Clatsop
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of answers.
turned home Sunday after a
and Columbia, of the Clatsop OREGON AAA CONTRACTS
week’s visit in St. Helens.
County Pomona Grange, and of
TO
BE
PAID
IN
FULL
A new first aid class under
Irene Scott of Portland visited
Nehalem Valley and Winema
Dr. D. P. Trullinger, camp sur­ Sunday at the home of Mr.
Granges.
Passage by congress of an ap- geon from Yamhill, is the latest and Mrs. Riley Hall.
Burnett said that with com-1 projriation bill providing close to
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cline and
pletion of the new Wolf Creek1 $300,000,000 for use by the AAA in education . . . Newspapers
highway traffic will be heavier in winding up its crop control from the home towns of most en­ son Robert moved to their home
S ickness mounts sharply in win­
rollees
are
received
in
camp
as
in Riverview Saturday.
than the present narrow, twist­ program invalidated by the su­
ter. Billions of germs lie in wait
ing road can handle and that it preme court, removes all doubt a result of the courtesy of ed­
wherever
crowds gather — ready
will be an important link in the that Oregon contract holders will itors . . . Most CCC camps in
to
pounce on the “stragglers-in-
the
United
States
publish
their
state highway system.
health."
be fully compensated for com- own papers. A majority are
SEND $1.
At present, Burnett said, the pliance already performed prior mimeographed, a few profession­
Why not avoid the traps that
Van Vleet, Dooley, James Elliot to the rendering of the court ally printed . . .Photography oc­
winter sets by building up your
for the next 5 months of
resistance? Plenty of vitamin A
and .Minke logging firms are us­ decision January 6.
cupies Chalmer Cook, enrolee
THE
is an excellent defense against
ing the road for logging trucks,
In preparation for cleaning up from Tillamook. He has built a
infections in general.
that school busses use it, and the past obligation sof the gov­ special darkroom at the Fairdale
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
that next summer S. P. & S. ernment under the crop control side camp.
Fortunately, you can obtain
Make the most of your
busses also will use the road,to­ program, Oregon officials have
this vitamin in M c K esson ’ s
reading
hours,
enjoy
the
V itamin C oncentrate T ablets
gether with a greatly increased been notified from Washington to
wit, the wisdom, the com­
or C od I. iver O il . These choco­
volume of ordinary motor travel. return records and materials to
panionship,
the
charm
that
late-coated tablets also furnish
The road connects with the county control associations and
have
made
the
Atlantic,
for
vitamin D—which supplements
state i have bee notified from Washing­
present Nehalem valley
_
seventy-five years, Ameri-
the weak winter sunshine. They
highway at Jewell and with the ton to return records and mat­
also contain one grain of dical­
ca’s most quoted and most
new Wolf Creek state highway I I erials to county control assoc­
The county health physician
cium phosphate in each tablet.
cherished magazine.
iations and have these proceed and Miss Nettie Alley, county
at Elsie.
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Don’t be waylaid by winter.
I . with the work as they had been nurse, were at the Natal school
Take six tablets daily. Each one
| doing under past regulations.
AGRICULTURAL CONFER­
Send $1 (mentioning this
Wednesday to administer toxoid
has the vitamin content of one
ENCE TO BE HELD FEB. i
ad)
To
to the school children and sever-
teaspoonful Cod Liver Oil,
27, 28 IN ST. HELENS
al under school age.
U.S.P.X. (revised 1934). At your
at
his
Louis
Carmichael
was
ill
The
Atlantic
Monthly
druggist’s. A $1 bottle brings
The Columbia county agricul-1
home last week.
you 100 M c K esson ’ s V itamin
8 Arlington St.,
tural outlook conference will be,
Jake
Neurer
made
a
business
C
oncentrate T ablets .
.
Boston
held at the Knights of Pythias,
trip to Portland Monday, finding
hall at St. Helens Thursday and |
By LAURI PERNU
it hard to travel on the moun­
Friday, February 27 and 28. The
Camp Educational Adviser
tain.
purpose is to consider facts rel- •
The Natal grange met on Wed-
ative to Columbia county’s agri­
nesday evening of last week. Mrs.
culture. After consideration of
SPECIAL SERVICE FAMILY WASH
Camp Reehers, CCC, Westim-
these facts a program will be
planned which will tend to ef­ ber,— Have you ever talked in­
We do all flat work through the new roller mangle.
DR. R. I. HALL
fect a balance between product­ to a microphone? Did you stutter
Flannel, bath towel» and underwear through dry tumb­
ion and market demands so as and “ahem” just a little? Maybe
ler. dry and fluffy (»mooth)
Physician and Surgeon
to obtain the greatest returns blush even if you and the little
965 Bridge St.
We guarantee shirt collars will stay pressed for a
from the efforts and resources round “mike” were the only ones
week. Shirt neck sizes when received will be the same
Phone, Office 72, Res. 73
of the farmers of the county.
present?
when returned. Try our new special shirt pressing ma­
The meeting will convene at
That was the nearly unanimous
Office Hours 7 to 12 1 to 5
chine, and you’ll be satisfied.
9:30 Thursday morning. At that reaction of “announcers” who
Special Attention to
time there will be a general meet­ made their first attempt in speak­
DRY CLEANING
Obstetrics
ing at which the main objectives ing over the new public address
We
clean
every
day but Saturday. If in at 9 a. m.
of the conference will be out­ system at Camp Reehers this
will be returned the same day.
week. There’s a certain something
lined.
“The Origin and Objectives of
the Agricultural Outlook Con­
ference” will be discussed by
W. L. Teutsch, assistant county |
agent leader. “Columbia County
Argiculture and some of the
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Problems it is Facing” will be
discussed by Geo. A. Nelson,
county agricultural agent.
At 10:45 the conference will
V
divide into the commodity groups
in charge of a committee chair­
man. These groups will be: live-
Vernonia Eagle
LODGES
AMBUSHED
BY WINTER
II
Natal
CAMP
REEHERS
Vernonia Laundry
* and Dry Cleaners
Banish Colti Weather Bines
With a Car
Heater.
Portland—Banks Stage Line
The Independent Line
It’s not too late in the season to think of warm, com­
Ask Your Grocer for
I
Vernonia Bakery
BREAD
Leaves from Vernonia Hotel for Portland via Buxton
and Banks.
fortable driving. You cannot appreciate the comfort
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of a heater in your car unless you have the pleasures
of driving with one. Investigate now!
. . . for 2 good Reasons—
IT’S MADE AT HOME
IT’S BETTER
$11.45 and $16. 45 Installed
Vernonia Auto Co
Vernonia
IBakerv
The Best Equipped Shop in Columbia Co.
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2 trip» daily ..........
8 a. m. and
Arrives in Portland
10 a. m. and
Leaves Portland from Central Stage Depot, (Park
and Taylor) Daily except Sundays and Holidays.
8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Arrives in Vernonia ........................... 10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sundays and Holidays only—
Leaves Portland 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Call Service between Keasey and Vernonia.
ASK FOR PORTLAND-BANKS STAGE LINE
FAKE: $1.30
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