VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939
Clinic in Portland where an eye
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Plymale and specialist was consulted. His par
family spent Sunday at a picnic at ents motored to Portland Monday
Arcadia park.
evening to see him and the 1»MM
reports are that following an oper
At Seasidi
ation on the eye Tuesday that the
Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Frazee and
doctors had been unable to re
family spent Sunday at Seaside.
move the piece of steel, and are
now awaiting further developments.
In St. Helens
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Turner and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brady motored
to St. Helens Wednesday, taking children spent the weekend with
■with them Mary Joyce Henderson I relatives at Winlock, Washington,
i who returned to her home. She h. s !'he three younger children re-
jlbeen here for two weeks. The Bra- | ■’’lained with their cousins for a
j d.vs will also motor to Sheridan ' longer visit.
l where Mrs. Brady will vacation for
Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Kirkbride
j a few weeks.
and family spent Sunday at Seaside.
Mrs. Bert DePue and daughter,
•Margaret, end son, Robert, irt-
GUN BACK-FIRE
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray
¡CAUSES EYE
McGee and daughter, Bonnie, were
'INJURY FRIDAY
in Seaside Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilkerson
STONEY POINT — (Special to
.The Efgle)—While out hunting and children spent the weekend at
gray squirrels last Friday morning, Cannon Beech.
Billie Mellinger, son of Mr. and
Calvin Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Davis, had the misfortune to Mrs. Oliver Mellinger, underwent
¡have the gun back-fire, imbedding a tonsillectomy Monday morning
I a small piece of the copper jacket and is reported as getting along
and some of the powder in the nicely.
j right eye. He yas given immediate
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ellis and
I medical attention and Saturday son of Oregon City were Sunday
morning was taken to the Coffee guests at the P. O. Mellinger home.
Picnic—
yCUK TOWN’S TOPICS
Leave
Hear
for California—
Sam Gordon—
group of five ladies. Mrs.
Judd Greenman, Mrs. Alice Estey,
Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Charles
Marston and Mrs. F. R. Olin went
to Seaside to attend a bridge tea
last Thursday sponsored by the
church, St. Margarets Guild. Sam
Gordon gave a talk on bridge rules
At Silverton—
Mrs. Vern Sykes, Mrs. Rex Pem- and assisted the ladies in a game,
ble, Patricia Pemble and Mrs. O. Before and after the game swinl
Kaphammer and children spent Fri ming and bicycle riding was en
joyed.
day visiting friends at Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pemble and
family left Sunday for Stockton,
California, where they will visit
relatives of Mr. Pemble’s for about
two weeks. They also plan to see the
fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig and: Mrs. Ben Owens returned home
Mrs. Jimmie Burke made a business ’ Sunday from a visit spent in San
Francisco and Klamath Falls.
trip to Hillsboro Saturday.
Business
Visit Hershey»—
Visitors—
Mrs. Leslie Hobin made a busi
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Chambers and
and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig ness trip to Hillsboro’Saturday.
spent Sunday with the Joe Hershey
Here from Portland—
family.
Mrs. J. V. McAlister asd children
of Portland were guests of Mrs. F,
Visits Parents—
MQTonizep
Eva Chambers spent Saturday M. Ruhl over the weekend.
CROSAPCRS
night • and Sunday with her folks,
Heenan Visitors—
soLViene in
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Crambers.
.1^90 built this
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tisdale of
FIRST TANK,
Kelso spent Sunday with Mr. and
Returns from Hospital—
WHICH HAD NN
Spencer
returned
‘
Mrs.
Jack
Heenan,
Mrs. Robert
ornate front
Saturday from the St. Vincent hos-
BUMPER, WAS_______________________________
pital where she has been the past Here From Forest Grove----
RERR-PRIVEN BY SIX HORSES. UND STEENED By
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tays of
a wtohmtep yoKfEcrmc oh the front axle .
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two weeks.
Forest Grove visited here Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willard.
Go to Seattle—
niu rmruars Mte. nr nxnsì iHTnmenìToxì or Kuto unmet «R m Br a»tu unti h
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Watts left
Visit» Sister----
Thursday for Seattle for a short
Visits Parents—
Go to Seaside—
Nettie Nichols spent the weekend
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Ed
Larry
Marshall
visited
with
his
The Woodruff family vacationed
in Portland visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ritchie.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marshall at Seasid,e the past Sunday.
j Froembliu^.
Saturday afternoon and part of
Visit Whites—
Sunday of the past weekend before Bridge Club to Meet----
Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Buxton ildaho Vi.itor»—
returning
to Eugene.
Mrs.
Charles
White
Mr.
andMrs.
Adolf
Nelson
and
The 0-A Bridge club will meet at
visited Mr. Snd
Mrs. Deloss Powell and daughter
and family Saturday.
at
the home of Mrs. Charles Mar-,
1 left Tuesday for Moscow, Idaho, ■ Sunday Visitor»:—
ston
today.
,
Miss Kathryn Thorp and her sis
Dr., Mr». Eby Return—
¡where they will visit relatives and
Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Eby returned friends. They will also visit in Spo- ter, Caroline, and Mrs. Barbara Disorderly Conduct-—«
Friday from a two-week vacation ' kane, Washington, before returning ■ Masserton of Portland visited Mr.
Clifford Juola and Roy Allen
trip to eastern Oregon. During Dr. | to their home here Sunday evening. annd Mrs. A. J. Hughes for a part
of the past Sunday afternoon,
were apprehended by city marshals
Eby’s absence, James M. Whitely,
M. D., was engaged to answer calls Visit» Parent»—
A. D, Lolley and Henry King last
and care for the office work. Dr. I Millicent Olin of Portland spent Returns from Kansas:—,
E. G, Roediger and daughter, Saturday and fined in the Recor
Eby will resume his routine duties the weekend with her parents, Mr.
: Ruth, and sop, Ralph, motored to | der’s Court of Loel Roberts, The
now it was stated.
i and Mrs. F. R. Olin.
| Portland Saturday to bring home | former was assessed $25 ^nd the
i Mrs. Roediger, who has returned latter 810,
- from Junction City, Kansas, where
I she has been visiting relatives for At Beaches—>
j the past month, Mrs. Roediger says
IMr.
and Mrs. Louis Laramore
¡that crops there are very poor in spent the past Sunday at Cannon
(some sections of the country, wheat
beach and Seaside,
,oniy making two bushels per acre.
| A close friend who operates fi Go to V ancouver—
¡large lumber yard, says the lumber
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poetter and
! business there is also very poor.
son
Eddie went to Vancouver,
I
At Seaside—
Washington,
Sunday for their
ATLAS GRIP-SAFE SILENT TREAD
Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, Mr. laughter, Eleanor who has been
and Mrs. Frank Hartwick and daugh vacationing there and
for Mrs.
ter, Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
The danger of smooth tires is too great! Th«
Poetter
’
s
mother
who
recently
re
|Howard, Zona Shoemaker, Mr. and
New Atlas Grip-Safe, Silent Tread Tire is the
turned from a trip to Montana.
|
Mrs.
Ben
Briekell
and
Earl
King
last word in safety through positive road-grip,
iand Pauline Dial were among those
grip-safe center tread and anti-skid protection.
I who spent part of the past Sunday’
in Seaside.
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Better Get New
Tires Before Your
Old Ones Get You!
Drive in and see this new achievement in safety
tread design.
And for double security, ask for the new Atlas
reinforced tube.
ASK US FOR BUDGET TERMS
WHY TAKE A CHANCE WITH SMOOTH
TIRES?
Vernonia Auto Co.
“A Safe Place to Trade”
Chevrolet Motor Cars ------ Authorized Service
Vernonia
ilio
Su ni mor
Vi»it
Ruhls—
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chatterton
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Merle
Ruhl Tuesday evening, Mr, Chat
terton is a representative of the
Hazeltine Hardware Company.
Merle Ruhl and W. G. Heath
motored to Raymond, Washington,
the past weekend where they met
Paul Chatterton and a group of I
five other Portland men, A fishing
trip was enjoyed by the group.
Vacation
Mrs. C. R. Watts retur-!
a three-week vacation,
Watts will resume his I
city mail deliveryman ‘
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Here
Vancouver—
from
and Mrs. Jack Manley and
Lillian Moore of Vancouver,
, were visitors recently with ■
Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Earle |
S. Smith.
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Our call and delivery service and expert work
manship will return your clothing and laundry
articles to you with the appearance of newly-
purchased materials.
PREPARE NOW FOR THAT SUMMER
VACATION!
Funeral services for Mrs. Har-
riet D. Fisher, 95, were held Tues-,
day at Finley's chapel in Portland.
Mrs. Fisher was the mother of Ray
D. Fisher, former editor of The
Vernonia Eagle and now owner of
the Book Store in Forest Grove.
The death occured at the home 4
her son in Forest Grove. The de
ceased woman was the oldest liv
ing graduate of Northwestern Uni
versity rnd was for 24 years cor
responding secretary of the Col
umbia River branch of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist church.
Son
& Cleaners Co
VERNONIA,
OREGON
Dies—
P & G SOAP
4
Giant
see my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $8.75
>er M. and up. Open Saturdays from 8 a. m.
to noon.
<. mini:
PEANUT BUTTER, Wadhams
10c
Bars
KLEENEX—
200 Sheets
500
2 for
Sheets
25c
28c
16-oz. jar
COFFEE, Wadhams Memorie
NUBORA,
Tissues
Facial
MATCHES,
Popular Size 24 oz.
Ohio Pla-Safe
CRACKERS, Salted Sodas
25c
Lb. pkg.
Box
19c
3C
2-lb. box
ALL-BRAN—
KELLOGG’S
19c
Large Pkg.
SALAD DRESSING,
Pheasant
Qt. Jar
PUREX, Bleach and Water Softner
CORN—
Whole Kernel
No. 2 tins
3 for
25C
COUNTRY FRYERS
Wadhams Fancy Tips Ort
2
GRAPEFRUIT—
No. 300 tins
3
25c
for
Pancake Flour—
Sperry’s
28-oz.
pkg.
13c
Colored and White
LUNCH MEATS
¿1C
....
for
23c
Large Assortment of Fresh BEST-QUALITY
ASPARAGUS—
18c
Duncan’s Market
JARS------
Make Us Your Headquarters for FRUIT JARS
and Supplies This Season.
Specials for Friday and Saturday, July 28 and 29
King’s Grocery
Here—
Ward Plummer, son of Cal Plum
mer, returned home last week fol
lowing a four-year enlistment in
the U. S. Marines. He was stationed
at Honolulu during that time. He
'plans to remain in Vernonia and
will seek work here.
Wholesale and Il et ai I
SERVICE ■ QUALITY - ECONOMY
Ends-
Mr. and
ned from
trip. Mr.
duties as
Monday.
Mother
Itclieving
Yourself of ilie Tiresome
Drudgery of < leaning!
Trip -
Fishing
LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER
Where Y our Money Buys More
Ph. 91
At the New Mile
2 Deliveries Daily