FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1938
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE NINE
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The juniors will be organized at
4 p. m. Wednesday afternoon and
the seniors at eight o’clock that
evening.
An intensive drive for new mem
bers has been undertaken in this
community during the past weeks
and about 150 members are now
here.
The Maccabees and the Artisans
were recently, (the latter part of
July) united into one organization
and the old Artisan lodge here will
become one with the new organi­
zation.
have the local relief office open of the commercial club had been ap-
irom 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. on the first pointed to confer with the county
Tuesday each month instead of the court upon the possibility of secur­
first Wednesday as heretofore has ing power shovel work in building
been the committee’s day in Clats­ the highline route here. He told the
kanie.
said, but will include all who are
assembled business men that the
interested in attending.
reply of the county judge had been
NOTE:
All classified advertis-
TROUT ARE LIBERATED—
that while the equipment belonging
in, must b. paid in advance uni... ■ COUNC,L DISCUSSES pEANg
COURT ACCEPTS FEDERAL
The state gime commission dump­ to the county was idle, there wer.
advertiser has an established month- OF NEW CITY JAIL__
GRANT TO HELP FINANCE
ed 75,000 cut-throat trout in tho no funds available to employ cfual-
Clatskanie river Saturday and Sun­ ified operators.
ly account with The Eagle. Added: Tentative plans for the building JAIL PROJECT—
day. About 25,000 were also placed
At a special meeting Monday, the
bookkeeping, wh> re individuals de- j of the new city jail were discussed
in the Nehalem river near Vernonia WOMEN’S CLUB HAS
sire to establish an account, wHI
met ting of the St. Helens city county court passed a resolution ac
125,000 were allotted to Clatsop BUSINESS SESSION—
bring an additional 25-cent char,, i C°UnCil Monday evening. Roy Har cepting the offer of the United
county this year.
The Rainier Woman’s Club held
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I rington, chairman of the police States grant in the sum of $15,641
for each ad in.erted in this column._
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their regular meeting on Thursday,
I commission of the council, is in for building the new county jail
SMELT FISHERMEN MEET—
September 22, at the home of Mrs.
" ————¡charge of the project which is be- equipment and altering the presen­ LAWRENCE ORWIG KILLED
A meeting of the smelt fisher- E. P. Dove with about thirty mem­
ROOMJL P0R SLBEPERS—Inquiry ing built at a cost of approximated county court house.
IN WRECK—
men will be held in Clatskanie in bers present. During the session del­
at 376 North St. W. O. Porter j$2200
An order’ was drawn appointing J.
Funeral services were held Tues­
f!eld'
40tf i Present plans call for a building E. Doughty to furnish final plans day from the Leslie Memorial church the Fogel hall October 3rd at 9:30 egates were elected to the Third
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about 26x18 with a “shake-down” constructing the proposed new jail in Salem for Lawrence Orwig, who a. m. The meeting is for anyone Dist. Convention which will be held
at Sandy, Oregon, October 10.
I WILL NO! be responsible for room 8x10 feet. Accomodations will and to supervise the construction. passed away Saturday night shortly interested in smelt fishing.
The final plans and specifications after an auto wreck.
Those elected’ were, Mrs. E. J.
any debts contracted by my wife. I be for 10 men and four women or
Brewer and Mrs. R. W. Smith, witn
Ray Meyer.--------------------------- 40tl j juveniles. J. E. Doughty, local arch- I will be submitted to W.P.A. official
Orwig was passing an oil truck
Mrs. D. R. Philpott and Mrs. C. R.
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Hallberg
as alternates. Mrs. O. W.
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COMMERCIAL
CLUB
DISCUSSES
FOR SALE—Fireweed honey, water' which will probably be ready for I bids for construction work will be
The accident occurred about three
White, president of the club will
white. Pints, Quarts, 5 or 10- local contractors bids by the end of advertised for in the near.future.
Sunday morning as Lawrence ani 'PROBLEMS OF COMMUNITY—
pound pails, 60-pound cans, Also ^e week. Approximately 60 days I
a neighbor boy were returning from
A group of 20 business men at also attend.
colored fryers weighing from 3 to will be required for the work. The FORECLOSURE NOTICES TO
skating .t Albany. Lawrence lived the Interstate cafe Monday evening
4 H pounds. Fat hogs butchered to building will be erected on the re- ! BE MAILED THIS WEEK—
until shortly after noon the nex: for a regular meeting of the Rainier FORMER RAINIER SCHOOL
order. Nehalem Apiaries, 3 miles cently acquired lot adjacent to the
One thousand tax foreclosure no- day but did not regain conscious­ Commercial club, first dined and HEAD DEAD—
William C. Gauntt, 56, formerly
out on Rock creek road. J. O. Kane. fire station.
tires are being written up this week ness. His friend was not injured. then discussed community activities.
in the tax collection department of Lawrence had just become a licens­
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Highway improvements in the head of the Rainier schools for nine
LOCAL TOWNSEND CLUB
the sheriff’s office and will be ed aviation pilot.
district were covered by William years, was buried in Portland Sat­
f
mailed to property owners this week
Lawrence was born in Clatskanie ' Reid, who reported that an emer- urday.
FOR RENT — Six-room modern SURRENDERS CHARTER—
Mr. Gauntt served as superinten­
St. Helens Townsend Club num- end.
22 years ago and lived here with j gency expenditure by the county
house. See Harry Culbertson for
particulars.
39ti ber one surrendered its charter to
Taxpayers who are in arrears in his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. ! in the new drainage district near dent of the grade and high schools
the national organization Wednes­ their taxes for the year 1935 and Orwig until the family moved to Clatskanie, where the old road had which were combined at that time.
day evening during its regular sche­ prior will be included on the present Salem to reside. Lawrence has been I been covered by construction opera- In 1925 the Rainier Union high
FOR SALE — Piano. Good shape;
duled session in the West St. Hei­ list for foreclosure.
working witn his father in his ' tion, requiring new surfacing, had school district was formed and he
recently tuned, for the small bal­
ns Community Hall following a re­
meat
market.
I taken all loose cash of the county served as principal of the high
ance of $58. Write Mr. Keltner,
fusal to indorse certain candidate-:
| court. Mr. Neil predicted that noth- school when the schools were separ­
204 Ainsworth Building, Portland,
RELIEF COMMITTEE TO
”or political offices in the coming
■ ing corid be done soon, not earlier, ated, and was in charge when the
Oregon.
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CHANGE OFFICE TIME—
general election.
George Baker.
I at least, than the passing of a new school was built and when the first
Portland, representing Gordon Ware
According to a report from Dva budget by the county. Further, Mi. class graduated from th» new school.
PIANO SACRIFICE—Late model, state manager of the Townsend MACCABEES TO BE ORGANIZED Louisa Tice, administrator of the Reid, C. R. Hallberg and others
The next year he went to Tigard
bungalow type, standard make, clubs, is said to have attended the
An organization meeting for both Columbia County Relief Committee conversant with the situation pre high school as principal. Later he
Guaranteed. Will sacrifice for cash meeting and insisted upon the club the senior and junior Maccabees of the office time in Clatskanie will dieted that not even during next had been engaged in selling school
or small monthly payments. For indorsing certain candidates. This this vicinity will be held next Wed­ undergo a change.
year was the prospect too bright. supplies for a Portland firm, where
ft 11 particulars, address, Adjuster, met with disapproval of members nesday at the I. O. O. F. hall.
I The schedule from now on will
Mr. Reid at a previous meeting the family resided.
Cline Piano Co., 1011 SW Wash md the charter was surrendered.
ington, Portland, Oregon.
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According to members, they still
favor House Bill 4199 which is the
FOR SALE OR TRADE— ’35 Fore Townsend plan, but refluse to use
V-8, long-wheel br-se, 1A4 -ton that name for their organization,
truck. Dual wheels. Would takt An investigation is being conducted
milk cows or small tractor for part if the General Welfare Federation
payment. See Nelson Moeller, Tre- with headquarters in Washington,
harne, on Hyland place.
3813 D. C. with the idea of affiliating
with that organization.
FOR SALE—Scratch pads. 2 lbs.
for 25c. Eagle Office.
tf COURT SAYS FORMER ST.
HELENITE GUILTY MAN-
SLAUGHTER—
FOR RENT—Six-room house. Semi­
lEarl Lattin, 28, longshoreman ri­
modern. See Harry Culbertson.
dding in Portland, formerly of St.
SOtf Helens, was found guilty of man­
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Lattin was indicted on a second
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Pathfinder (Weekly) . .
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Household Magazine . • . 2 Yr.
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school budget committee allows
Value $5.25 — You Save $2.25
’600 for the project which was
RUBBER STAMPS are available in
enough to start operations. The re­
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ADAMS FAMILY INN—
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evening, October 3.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
An interesting out-of-town speak­
On the 10th day of October, A.
D. 1938, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock er will explain the tax question
A. M. at the west front door of the that will confront voters in the
Court. House in the City of St November election. The meeting is
Helens, Columbia County, Oregon. not confined to members, it was
I will sell at auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following des­
cribed real property located within Plaintiff, vs. CLAUDE O. THOMAS
Columbia County, Oregon, to-wit: 'sometimes known as C. O. Thomas)
Alt of Lots numbered Nine (9) and md GERTHA K. THOMAS, hus­
Ten (10), Block Two (2), Original band and wife, Defendants.
Town of Vernonia, Columbia Coun­
M. R. Calhoun
ty, Oregon.
Sheriff of Columbia County,
Oregon
Said sale is made under execution
By H. E. Veazie
•nd order of sale issued out of the
Deputy
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me directed in the case of MARK ember 3, 1938.
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