Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, February 05, 1937, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX VERNONIA EAGLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, VERNONIA, OREGON 1937 moved from their ranch near Bud Rose has been in the tendent, has been ill with the been confined to his home since Pittsburg to Vernonia, near the hospital in Portland, with injury flu since Monday. He remained at then. His place is being taken Washington grade school. to his hand, which he received his duties for one day, and has by Marion Gaines. The Earl Holce family are all I while working in the O.A. mill. having the flu at their home James Rainey is very ill with Mrs. J. Sundland and Mrs. R. near Mist. the flu. Wallace gave a bridal shower for Charles Schmidlin and son and Mrs. R. S. Golden is recuper Violet Woodruff at the home of Mr. Biggs from Riverview were ating from an attack of trench Mrs. J. O. Libel at the home of here on business. mouth and tonsilitis. Miss Woodruff is a member of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Batchelor the Natal grange. of Portland were week end visi The M. C. Farland family tors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeiner. moved to Natal recently. They Miss Letha Gaines of 'Verno- are living in the small house by nia was an overnight guest of i See my bargains in Kiln Dried lumber at the Natal school belonging to Miss Juanita Robbins Saturday, $6.00 per M. and up. Open Saturdays Reed Holding. Marven Cline has a serious Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Glenn and from 8 a. m. to Noon. Mrs. George Christiansen and case of pneumonia. Miss Bettie Cameron were Ver family and Miss Bessie Bell of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marshall and Vernonia were dinner guests of nonia visitors Saturday. Miss Leola Marshall were dinner At the regular grange meet Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch Sun guests of Mr. and Mrs. Snook day. ing last week the Natal grange and family Sunday. Mrs. J. Robbins is recovering donated a liberal amount to the Red Cross for flood relief work from a heart attack and a bad There will be a benefit dance case of flu. givn for this purpose in the Albert Huntley has been con near future. Seven members fined to his home with the red Mr. Oaks is able to resume from the Vernonia grange were measles, but is improving nicely. his work at Dick Lynch’s after present. Mrs. H. LaVeque spent the about two weeks illness with flu Mrs. Paul Hartsook with her week end in Hillsboro. and rheumatism. small son from Portland are Loren Atkins returned to Mayor Ben S. Owens has been here visiting with Mrs. Hart- school Tuesday after his recent ill in bed for several days with sook’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. sickness of flu. Dave McMullen. Mrs. W. T. Graves and Mrs. an attack of the flu. J. A. Thornburgh, President. The logging trucks are ready Crawford called on Mrs. M. Dun Sam Hearing, manager of the to haul logs from the Meier and lap Monday. local Safeway store, returned to :*THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK” Frank holdings where Archie Mrs. M. Dunlap is slowly re work Wednesday after a week’s Adams is now logging. covering after hfer illness. She illness with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tites have has received many callers. Walter Kent, water superin-' Natal C. BRUCE Lumber & Shingles Wholesale and Retail Hiver view The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK invites you to Bank by mail if inconvenient to come in person YOU’LI. be fascinated when you see the G-E Colorania Dial of this new Focused Tone radio flash from red to brilliant green as you dial your station— visibly assuring you that your radio is in Perfect Focused Tone. But you’ll get an even greater thrill when you listen to the whole new range of tones brought to you for the first time by G-E FOCUSED TONE RADIO! W, //•Of# $29.95up Before you buy any radio lw sure to nee anil hear the new G-E’». The truly remarkable feature» and val ues they offer will prove to your eyes, ear« ami pocketbook that G-E is the only radio for you! COME IN TODAY AND CONVINCE YOURSELF! G-E MODEL K-95 Fm-wsed Tour Radio Colors ma Dial. Sentry Box. Sliding-rule Timing Scale. 12-lnch Stabilised Dynamic Speaker. Music-Spiech control. B« m > and Treble Compen sation. 9-Metal Tube*. 3-lland. Tuning Ranges Standard Broadcaate, Police Colls, Aviation, Ama teurs, International Short-wave. Auto- . malic Volume Cxmtrol. 10 Watts Output. .......................................................... GINER AL ELECTRIC You would not knowingly handicap him with poor vison, but unfortunately ALL 0 W A N C E FOR Y0UR O.LD GLASS TUBE V SET —I - rff. most parents make this mistake. They assume that their childrens’ eyes are perfect at birth and will remain so for years. the case. Unfortunately this isn’t always Scientists tell us that by school age, approximately one child out of five has something wrong with his eyes. 1 Don’t let that one be yours. You can help in preventing this by seeing that he has sufficient light and that properly directed. RESEARCH KEEPS G-E YEARS AHEAD Paterson Furniture Store Vernonia Phone 801 Oregon Gas and Electric Co. Vernonia, Oregon 4