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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1939)
PAGE TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Cosst Many Cars— At Beaches--- Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ranes, ac companied by Miss Cat hr in Hoff man, drove to~the be^ch Sunday •vening. They made the trip over the Wolf Creek highway, during th* journey making a count of traffic on the road. Between Sun set Camp and the Junction of the Wolf Creek road with the eoast righway at Necanicum, 428 cars were counted. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Briot and son, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Kaphammer Reverend H. R. Scheuertnan, min and children, Mrs. Bill Bond and Billy, spent the weekend in Os ister of the Evangelical church, last Calvin Mitchell sj>ent Sunday at wego visiting with Mrs. Briot’s week attended a Portland clinic to folks. seek relief from a back ailment Cannon Beach and Seaside. which has troubled him for some Bu.ine.» Journey— Here from Jewell— time. Advice given was to contact Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brutkie made his dentist in seeking the source oi Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Counts and son, Dickie, of Jewell spent a business trip to Carlton and Port the trouble. land Tuesday. the weekend in Vernonia. Hara from Westport^ Collin Matheny of Wauna and Ray Nelson of Westport were the guests of Miss Dorothy Myers and Miss Florence Biggs for the week end. Roturn* from Hospital— Miss Elsie Dujican returned to her home here Tuesday evening follow- ing recovery from a recent appen- dectomy. In Return— Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson and Mrs. Margaret Powell and daughter returned from a several days visit in Washington and Idaho. While in Lewiston, Idaho, the tempera ture was reported at 111 and 117 degrees. Miss Harriet Anderson from Moscow, Idaho, is spending a few weeks here with Mrs. Powell and the Nelsons. Return, to Oswego— Attend* 50c per person. In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rushing spent the weekend in Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ronald. They ail attended the Sigma Phi picnic un Saturday at the summer home of Doctor Hendrick on the Sandy river. At Beach— Mr. and Mrs. Morris Graves and son, Denny, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob from I Cline and daughter, Beverly, spent Harry Emmons spent Thursday until Sunday at Medford the weekend at the beach. visiting with his sister and family. At Medford--- JOY THEATRE In Cornelius— Works Thursday and Friday, August 3 and 4 IOTHE k N a ________________________ m Saturday, August 5 Double Feature Here— Mrs. Charlie White and daughter, Beteen ----------- Mathews of Mist Leota, visited in Cornelius Wednes Miss -------- — ----- is working at the Earl Dial Home. | day. Mrs. White’s mother, Mrs. i Visit Robbins---- I Laura Pugh, came back with them Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lindberg to spend the weekend here. and children of Svenson spent Fri Here from Texas- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Grant of Olin Robbins. Dallas, Texas, are guests of Mrs. Grant’s mother, Mrs. Emma Weed, I Friday Visitors- Mrs. Chet Robbins and daugh Mrs. Grant is a sister of Oscar ters, Dixie and Alice, of Treharne Weed and Mrs. E. E. Garner. spent Friday at the home of Mrs. Guest*— Mr. and Mrs.. Lynn Perry of Per- Olin Robbins on the O-A hill. ginston, Mississippi, are guests of At Westlund Home— Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner. Mrs. I iMr. and Mrs. Olin Robbins and Perry is a sister of Mr. Garner. j children spent Sunday at the home Change Residence---- of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Westlund. Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner mov- ' At Beach— ed to Vernonia Saturday from Tre- i Mrs. E. Buckner and son, Max, harne where they have lived for! and Ida Bond spent the weekend several years. at Seaside where they visited with At Vaughan Home---- Mr. Buckner. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker spent Here from Kathlamet— Sunday at the home of Mr. and i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitsell Mrs. J. W. Vaughan. of Kathlamet, Washington, visited here the past Sunday with Mr. and To Those Who---- Like to dance, you have y ur Mio. Russell Whitsell and Mr. and chance Saturday evening. Hear____ Mrs. V. M. Whitsell. Bob In Bend---- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson visited relatives in Bend during the past weekend. Mitchell's orchestra at the I.O.O.F. hall, Vernonia. Admission 50 per person. j__ Return from Vacation— A COLUMBIA June Storey and Gene Autry i a scene from Republic's "Home on the Prairie" Sunday and Monday, August 6 and 7 MF donat ¿GOODBYE MR.CHIPS Don’t Mis«— The tops in dancing entertain- ment. Dance to Bob Mitchell and I hi» orchestra Saturday, August 5, I. O. O. F. hall, Vernonia. Adm:*, sion 50c per person. 1 — Head* List— Sigma Phi Epsilon led the 28 na tional fraternities on the Oregon State College campus in scholastic achievement during the recent spring term and for the entire school year. Harold Cason, Larry Marshall | and Holly Holcomb, Vernonia high school graduates who have attended Oregon State, are members of the fraternity. Scoutmeeting Wednesday, August 9 SONG NIGHT • Matt ADOLPHE MENJOU Postponed--- Meetings of the members of the Vernonia Boy Scout troop have been postponed until September 9, it was announced this week, because a number of the boys are taking vacations at the present time. I« Weekend Trip— Thursday and Friday, August 10 and 11 HERE'S A NEW AND BETTER PtCTUBE IVITHTHAT COULDN'T-HE-BET1 ER CAST! JOHN GARFIELD CLAUDS RAINS JIFFBEY LYNN«FAY IAINTI» DONALD cane« MAY RO««ON Frank M<H^k • Dxk Fans agcous PRISCILLA LANE ROSEMARY LANE LOLA LANE GALE PAGE ........ L. ****** *so* «M.W h michjic ctiril Mrs. Alice Estey and Mrs. Dave Marshall were visitors in Corvallis and Eugene during the past week end, the former going to Corvallis to visit her daughter, Doris Rae, and the latter to Eugene to visit her son. Larry. Seriously HI— Mrs. Frank Davis has been con- fined to her bed since Monday of last week seriously ill. Her condi tion at last reports was that little if any improvement had been made. PUREX— 13c Quart Bottle pend on me, for only light is my master. You no longer take chances on poor light when you can accurately measure what light you have at the place you want it. . I can tell you whether you have enough light in your heme, your office or your store. You may depend on me. / Oregon Gas & Electric Co. PICNIC SUPPLIES------ Divided Plates — Paper Napkins — Fancy Colored Piates — Paper Cups Your Choice 2 pkgs. 15c PIGS FEET— HORMELS —— Spiced Just Right—Ready to Eat IQ Pint Jar ......................... l*zv GELATIN— Corn or Gloss CLEANSER, Wadhamg 15c 1-ox. pkg................. Kellogg’s, CORN FLAKES, STARCH, Lighthouse Reg. size 6c 2 pkgs. 15c 3 cans 10c 3 cans 25c SPAGHETTI, F ranco-American PEANUT BUTTER— Wad ha ms Fancy No. 1 | q 16-oz. jar .................... A «7 V BARTLETT PEARS— Wadhang Fancy SPICED MEAT, Rose Brand 12-oz. tin 25c Shortening, Kneedit Pure Vegetable, lb. pkg. J2c 19c WHITE and COLORED FRYERS KIDNEY BEANS— Wadhams — Red No. 2 can —RABBITS— Q <7 C ASSORTED PICNIC LUNCH MEATS COFFEE— Wadhams Vacuum pack 07 ¿1C ' Pound ilaincaii's Market Ice Cream Powder— Junket — Asst. Flavors Q £ 3 Package* ¿3C 2 Bar. PINEAPPLE JUICE, WHEAT I ES Fels-Naptha Soap— 9c RIPE OLIVES, Wadhams 2 cans 15c 2 packages Pheasant, 9-oz. can 25c 2 for 25c Specials for Friday and Saturday, August I and 5 King’s Grocery Where Your Money Buys More Return from Cutler City— Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Parkhill have returned from Cutler City where they spent the past two weeks with relatives and friends. You can de- DELIVERY SERVICE:—Daily 10:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. Eye Injury Treatment— Jewell' Lloyd, Scoutmaster of the Vernonia troop, is taking treat ments for a recently suffered eye injury. The medical attention is be ing received in Portland. I am a light meter. I measure light as easily as you measure milk. Enjoy weekend excursions to the country with a picnic basket bulging with these foods. s Son Born— Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitsell are the parents of a son born Friday of last week. The boy, weighing seven and one-half pounds, has been named Dale Vernon. I CAN TELL YOU I WHETHER YOUR STORE LIGHTING REALLY SELLS Suggestions For Your Picnic Basket Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Simmons re turned Saturday from a vacation spent at Coquille and nearby points. Fraternity Tuesday, August 8 PAL NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE IE LOWDOWN ON THE UNITIONS MOB! Visit Bennetts— Accident— 1 — An error in the publication of Miss Joy Willard returned home names was made in last week's after spending two weeks in Seattle. edition of The Eagle. The name of Dance to the Music— Clifford Juola should have been Of Bob Mitchell and hi* orches- In Hillsboro— Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig and Russell Juola as used in a Town tra, Saturday, August 5, at I. O. O. F. hail, Vernonia. Admission 50c Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Burke spent Topics article concerning an arrest made by A. D. Lolley and Henry per person. 1— Sunday In Hillsboro. King, city marshals. Your week’s Program at the I In Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole of Long- ■ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broderick view, and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey ( were recent visitors at the Ban Bennett home. Mr. Broderick, who and children were involved in an i is steward on the S.S.W.R. Keever, automobile accident Saturday even left Sunday for the Atlantic coast. ing which caused considerable dam- j age to the automòbile in which I Don’t Forget— they were riding and which gave ' Bob Mitchell's orchestra will play Mrs. Dewey an injured foot. While ' hero Saturday evening, August 5, Here from Portland— at the 1 0.0.F. hall. Dance to the Sunday Visitors— Millicent Olin and Caroline Ka- traveling on the Mùt highway a top, in music. 1 — Mr. and Mrs. Roy Theise and son, rcnen of Portland spent the weekend short distance past Big Eddy park ' Robert, visited Sunday with Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin. They the auto came in contact with .* "«turn* to Home— and Mrs. John Ellis. spent most of the time golfing. |cow which was occupying the ro. d- Mr. i nd Mrs. Earl' Morris of Park way. The party had left Vernonia Plac ■ brought Eileen llhlin home Plan for an— Club Meets— 'at nine o’clock intending to go to Sunday and spent the day visiting Enjoyable Saturday evening Au- The O-A Bridge club met at the Spirit Lake for the weekend. and Mrs. Charles Uhlin. gust 5, by dancing fco the music of home of Mrs. C. O. Marsten last Bob Mitchell and his orchestra. Thursday. Mrs. C. L. Anderson won I.O.O.F. hall, Vernonia. Admission high score. Correction— Home— Clinic— Pli. 91 At the New Mile 11 2 Deliveries Daily
