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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1939)
*7 PAGE EIGHT VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1939 contestants will be fair to each of all fires occurred in the home1 receivership so that permission for from Camp Reehers were called community. He suggested that rep and that further study discloses tha the destruction was granted by the upon to assist in controlling the Commission of the blaze. Only two houses were nearby resentatives of all organizations coil mort of these fires could easil- Corporation and were not in any danger. a meeting in a short time at which have been avoided. America stands State. time the committee would be glad I one of the heaviest losses per to appear before them and outline capita of any country from fire TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY the general plans of this celebra losses and it is hoped through an educational program to reduce these tion. PIANO BARGAIN—Beautiful small lesses. Riding on Sidewalks to Day, Kavanagh of St. size piano lake new, also larger ■O— - Stellmacher spoke in Vernonia piano must be taken up. Will sell Be Prohibited; Must Obey Helens Seek Candidates Tuesday of last week to students lor unpaid balance. Eeasy terms. Auto Traffic Rules to Enter Queen Contest of the Vernonia high school. »Vrite Tillman Piano Store, Salem, ---------- o Oregon. 16t3— City Marshal A. D. Lolley was Jack Day and P. J. Kavanagh of •he source of a statement issued St. Helens were in Vernonia Tues Head of OSC Extension CARD OF THANKS Monday warning all bicycle riders day calling on representatives of Service to Be Commence We thank our many friends for in the city of the necessity of obey several organizations and outlining :heir expressions of kindness and ment Speaker ing all traffic rules regulating auto the highlights of the St. Helens sympathy in our recent sorrow and F. C. Stellmacher Will mobile drivers and warning cyclists Jubilee Celebration to be held June Dean Alfred Powers has been se or the many beautiful flowers. cured as speaker for the annual Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kent and fam Visit Schools of County of the violation of riding wheels 23 and 24, as a county-wide affair, ■ommencement program to be held ily. 16tl— They stated they were interested on city sidewalks. to Insure Child Safety May 19 for the graduating senior city select a Candid in having this Jchn Er’ckson Supervises Complaints have been numerous F. C. Stellmacher, Deputy Statr class of Vernonia high school was PIANO BARGAIN — Small bunga ate to enter as contestant fou regarding the use of sidewalks set Work of Removing Old the announcement this week. Pow Fire Marshal, is in Columbia Cou ,y low style, nearly new. Old reli queen of the celebration. The re- Urn sed Building it side for pedestrian use of the quirements are that the young lady making a survey of fire hazard.- ers is director of the Extension able make, guaranteed. Sacrifice price, cash or small payments to danger to foot travelers. selected must be a high school sen He will visit every school in the Destruction work authorized a service of the Oregon State System Each bicycle must be equipped ior. The selection of one girl to county as a part of his survey short time ago by city councilmen of Higher Education. The gradua- save shipping. For full particulars program. The program involves an was write Adjuster, Cline Piano Co., underway this week under tion class for this year will' con- with headlight and tail’ light or 1 represent the entire community of inspection of each school to insure 1011 SW Washington, Portland, sist of 45 students: Vernonia against a selection of ‘ he supervision of John Erickson reflector for night use so that Oregon. 16t3- four girls from the St. Helens high safety of children from any un- who is removing the structure known A few other short speeches will motorists may know of the cyclists ! school will give this community an necessary fire hazards. Through the as the Vista Hotel. The building be delivered during the evening in NOTICE presence, In order that bicycle rid- equal chance to place a winner at children of the home and the use located beside the Vernonia Laun addition to the main address. To Whom It May Concern: of a printed survey form, he is acquaint themselves with ers may the end of the contest which closes The Wilkerson cup is tlso to be dry has been vacant for several I will not be responsible for any asking for a fire hazard inspection traffic rules by which they must June 22. awarded a graduating senior. The years and in the present dilapidat The prizes to be awarded the two of each home with reports back ed condition has become a fire selection is made on the basis of debts contracted by my wife, Ma:- abide it was stated that the rules garet Powell. through their school to the State hazard. leading contestants are an all-ex- scholarship and citizenship. are available at the city hall and Signed I p< nse trip to the San Francisco Ex Fire Marshal. The building was erected by Rich- I DeLoss Powell 16tl— will be supplied anyone desiring position for three days. Mr. Kavan- With a survey of Columbia coun- ard Twineham in BOYS 'CALLED CCC CAMP 1923 as nearly them. | agh, who is general chairman of ty, a complete survey of the state as the time could be determined. TO FIGHT SLASHING FIRE— WANTED—Any kind of housekeep ■Bicycles will be confiscated by the celebration committee is well j will have been made by the depart Present title was held by the In ing work for woman 25 years of A slashing fire on the Pat Pierson law enforcement officers appre- known in this community and stat- j ment. Mr. Stellmacher reports that termountain Savings and Loan As 1'. nd near Timber was out of con-* age. Phone 332 or call at 507 Rose hending anyone violating the law. ed that the plan of securing the for the past five years over 687, sociation but that company is in trol Sunday evening. 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