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FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON year’s program will be held. I ‘‘PRIME OF LIFE” LOSS Weed, who has been quite ill Wrestling, with the proud pachy- for over a week, remains the derms to be furnished by Herb ' An impressive majority of dri- same. vers who figure in traffic disas- Entered as second class matter Owens, will again be a main August 4, 1922, at the post office course. The popular Pig’n Ford ter in Oregon are in their most i A. G. Johnson, district mana alert stage of life - from 25 to at Vernonia, Oregon, under the races will be held. ger of the Oregon State employ i 39, notes the Oregon State Mo act of March 3, 1879. Prizes have been increased, a tor association. ment service, was in Vernonia fourth class having been added _______ *!• ■■ yesterday to confer with Emil F. I in several divisions. EAGLES ORGANIZE Messing, local representative of i the service. The board decided that all food IN VERNONIA —n- • and concession supplies for the The Fraternal Order of Eagles, fair must be bought through Columbia couty merchants. Bids a beneficial organization with a will not be asked to determine membership in the United States the county merchants who gets of over 700,000 will meet in the RAY D. FISHER, the business. Concessions will Odd Fellows hall Wednesday Editor and Publisher be permitted to buy from whom- [ night, May 26, to arrange for in ever they please if the selling is : stituting a charter in Vernonia. Enough applications have already life holds much for those located in Columbia county. who make th« most of time. been signed to assure a charter | Givo your graduate the protection and help that Is for Vernonia. FRACTURES FAVORITE in a Hamilton watch. O. D. Hail, state organizerj found Hamilton — by actual In A varied assortment of frac for the order, will be in charge vestigation— Is the gradu Pleasant Hill school pupils tures, including splintered arms, of the meeting, which is open to ates* preferred watch . . • taking the eighth grade tests at legs, spines were the favorite in all men. Applications and char-1 It Is America's most accu rate watch. the high school on Friday were jury tolled by automobile acci ter are in charge of M. E. Turk- Betty Thacker, Arvela Christen dents in Oregon last year, the ington and may be signed at sen, Alice Weed, Clair Sunell, Oregon State Motor association Turk’s cafe. Junior Meyer, Francis Murphey; ______ *_______ finds. from Kist, Jim Bergerson. Fred Watkins, county assessor, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Chance DEFECTIVE CARS BULK was in Vernonia yesterday. were given a welcome hame Saturday evening. Friends ga-1 Almost 24,000 cars involved in Caley A. Stanwood of St. accidents on Oregon highways Helens was in Vernonia on busi thered and charivaried them. Watchmaker & Richard Houghtaling has a in 1936 were in faulty condi ness yesterday morning. tion, Oregon State Motor assoc Jeweler new Ford sedan. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hayden and iation statistics show. The condition of Mrs. Emma daughter Betty were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner. Mrs. Clarence Watts is de livering mail on the Timber route. Mr. and Mrs. E. Houghtaling have as their house guest their daughter Mrs. A. Jensen from Walla Walla, Washington. Al Morton is working at Kos ter camp. Carl Weinicke and son are employed at Bennett’s saw mill. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker and family spent Sunday at the home of his parents at Sher wood. George Doughit is doing some ploughing for Mr. Gray. A community picnic was en joyed by parents and friends at Beaver Creek on Saturday. Floyd Hayden is working at Koster. PAGE THREE Vernonia Eagle Treharne A.L.Kullander There's all the difference in the world, when A V8 ENGINE MAKES YOUR^- PPINTING ORDER You’ll Get the Same GOOD QUALITY as if you made a personal visit to our shop. We will select our best type faces—suitable to your order and print it on * PAPERS Z Vernonia Eagle Professional Directory FAIR BOARD MAKES PLANS.. FOR 1937 SEASON St. Helens - Horse Racing, pos sibility of a new auditorium, pre mium list changes, and other factors which will affect the 1937 Columbia county fair August 26, 27 and 28, were talk ed over at a meeting of the Board Tuesday at R Heumann’s home here. W. F. Sheets, pre sident; Earl C. Dowler, secretary; and S. Heumann, treasurer were presen . t Assurances have been given that the popular horse racing program can be renewed this year, Dowler said. Midget auto- ‘mobile racing was tried as a substitute last year because horses were not available but the gaso line motors didn’t prove as good a drawing card as horses. The sum of $2,000 will be realized from the sale of a por tion of the fair grounds and there is a possibility that this money will be used to construct a new auditorium. Present buildings are to be improved for the fair. A juvenile class in canning for girls under 16 years will be added to the premium list. Mrs. Inez Landon of Scappoose will be in charge. An enlarged version of last . LONG TRIPS GO EASIER! V-8 engines - Safa . * 1 hodv construction b°dy ypHE biggest difference among today’s * low-price cars is in performance. Fif teen minutes in a Ford V-8 will show you how big that difference is. Driving's more fun. Your car obeys you better. You get where you’re going quicker, easier, safer. And you get there cheaper than ever this year, too—in the Brilliant “85” —or in the Thrifty “60” that owners will tell you gives them 22 to 27 miles per gallon. The world looks ? whole lot different from a modem car, behind a modem engine. 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