VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
The principal talk was made to
a group of 25 dairymen by Mr. H.
P. Ewalt, Instructor in Dairy Hus­
bandry at O. S. C. Mr. Ewalt is in
charge of the dairy herd at the
Oregon State College. He gave a
very interesting talk on the winter
Biggs, Johnson to Con- 'feeding of dairy cattle for the most
tinue as Directors for economical production, He recom­
mended that dairymen mix their
Coming Year
At the annual meeting of the own feeds to obtain the most econ­
Columbia County Cow Testing As- omieal results. He also st a tod that
sociation at Clatskanie last week, it is quite important that dairy (
they need I
a summary of the association’s work cows get all the water
to drink during the winter months
has made substantial progress in I when they are being stabled.
for the past year indicated that it
The former directors of the As-I
increasing the membership and in­ sociation were reelected again for!
terest in cow testing work. Erode the coming year; namely, Fred
Warren; Fred
Spaeth, i
Lassen, cow tester, reported that he Boesel,
has been spending 17 days testing Goble; R. L. Keatley, Clatskanie;!
26 herds in Columbia county each W. C. Johnson, Mist; and C. L. I
month. There are reports that other Piggs, Vernonia. Mr. Fred Boesel |
dairymen are desirous of joining is president of the Association and I
IPII
the Association in order to get the presided over the meeting.
Arrangements have been made by | j j I I M ) 11
bene its from the testing work.
the Association for selling calves
(from high producing cows of the
■ members of the Association.
•
Coats, suits and dresses clean­
ed our way, you’ll agree, look
as shop new as the day you
bought them !
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Candidacy, Announced
by Coroner Incumbent;
Qualifications Given
•
(Christian Church
if you don’t buy new clothes,
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Office
Intentions
At The
Join the Easter Parade, even
“Because of my knowledge of
Columbia county, topography and
financial, and experience, the con­
tinuing of this office in my charge
will be to the advantage of every-
one in Columbia county.
“My qualifications are: 24 years
as a licensed mortition of the State
of Oregon, experience as Deputy
Coroner in Clatsop and Marion
counties and Clark County, Wash-
nglrn. I am nt a newcomer. I
understand conditions in Columbia
county as I have or the last 18
years been a Columbia county tax
payer and have and am schooling
my children in the county.”
J. O. Elbon
Summary of
Association
Work Made
—The Livingstone». Minister?
Church School at 9:45, Mrs. Liv­
ingstone
acting
Superintendent;
communion service and preaching
at 11:00. Subject o'.f sermon, “The
Triumph of a King.” Evening ser­
vices, Christian Endeavor at 6:30;
subject, “Introduce Your Friends
tc Christ,” leader, Dorothy Acord.
Evening evangelistic meeting at
7:30, song service, subject of the
■ermon, “Peginning Again.” Special
service on Wednesday evening at
7:30. You are invited to all the
services.
Evangelical Church—
—Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister
Sunday services at the usual
hours. The sermon subject for the
morning worship is, “With Jesus at
Jerusalem.” The evening sermon
subject is, "I Believe in Everlasting
Life.”
The Pollyanna Circle meets with
Mrs. Claude Knapp Wednesday
afternoon. „
The regular prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 7:30.
The community is invited to our
services.
FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1940
family went to Kelso, Washington, Christian Church Plans
last weekend to meet Mrs. Tisdale’s Special Services—
mother, Mrs. Nelson, who is spend­
The Christian church will hold
ing a few days here before return­
special services each evening next
ing to Cali ornia. She has been
week, preaching each evening by
visiting in Seattle, Washington, the
the pastor. On Thursday evening
past 3 months.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and the church will observe its annual
George motored to Portland last communion service that will be of
Wednesday where George received special interest and the public is
medical care.
.noct cordially invited to attend all
A family reunion was held at the | of these services. They will begin
Carl Wienecke home Sunday. Guests
present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. J. aj'a evening at 7:30, no service
Wienecke of Hillsboro, Mr. and being planned for Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. H. Wienecke and son, Jack, _________________________
and Walter Lange of North Plains Dr. Poling to
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke Speak Here Friday—
HOLD REUNION;
and family.
TISDALES IN KELSO;
Dr. D. V. Poling, Chairman of
Mrs. William Falconer and Mrs.
MRS. FRISBIE IMPROVES Carl Wienecke called on Mrs. Stan­ the High School Relations Com-
TREHARNE—(Special to The ley Frisbie Monday afternoon. Mis. ■nittea of the Oregon State System
Eagle)—iMr. and Mrs. Hulan Thack­ Frisbie has been quite ill but is
o' Higher Education, will visit the
er, Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and Mrs. i impioving.
the!h^ school tlhis Friday, March 15.
Otto Stowell motored to Portland
Many from here attended
Sunday to visit Otto Stowell at ! charivari for Mr. anti Mrs. Ronald i I>r- Poling will address the senior
tlhe Emanuel hospital where he is | McDonald and Mrs. and Mrs. Sam class ’from 10 to 11 o’clock in the
getting along quite nicely.
! Smith held at the home of Walter morning; the next hour will be de­
Liittle Joy Smith who is in the McDonald Friday evening.
voted to individual conferences
Shriner’s hospital in Portland is re-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEntire o
ported improving every day.
Vernonia and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. with members of the. senior class.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nelson and Sehorn were in Troutdale Sunday At 2:45 in the afternoon, a general
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wheeler arc melt fishing.
assembly of the high school students
spending some time with relatives
M: s. Carl Anderson entertained will be held to hear Dr. Poling.
it Jewell. ,
’he quilting club at her home last The eighth grade will be invited
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale and Thursday.
■.> attend.
,
Jennings 0. Elbon, Columbia
County Coroner, this week rel< ased I
a statement to The Eagle regarding j
his candidacy for reclection to thi
office.
“If I am nominated and elected
I will during my term of office
i-onduct the affairs of the coroner',
o d'ice as I have since May 1939.
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Assembly of God Church
—Rilla M. Sanders, Pastor
Sunday services: Sunday school
9:45 a. m. Mr. E. Frank, Superin
tendent, in charge. Morning wor­
ship 11 a. m. The Lord willing
Rev. Streyfeller will speak on “The
Sealing of the Saints.” Evangelistic
message by Rev. Streyfeller at 7:4F
p. m. Revival continues througl
out the week with services every
night at 7:45 p. m. except M.onda.-
night. We urge you to hear brother
Streyfeller. His is a rich ministry­
having spent 50 years preaching th<
gospel. He began his ministry as the
first pastor of the Evangelical
ihurch here 50 years ago. We wei |
•oime all, come expecting something
from God, He will surely meet your
every need.
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