VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Civil
ed here Thursday evening.
Service Exam—
The U. S. Civil Service Commis
sion announces a competitive exam
for senior apprentice land bank
appraiser. The exam is to fill exist
ing and future vacancies in the
12th Farm Credit District, Second
Appraisal Area of which Columbia
county is a part. Applications must
be on file not later than May 21.
Full information may be obtained
from the Secretary, Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, Post Of-
fice, this city.
Betty
Brites
to
Married----
Mrs. Theresa Collins and George
W. Dodge were married in Van
couver, April 30, Tuesday. Charles
and Delores Sherratt, Jr., and Mrs.
Anna Henderson o<f Vancouver were
attendants.
We Want to Hire a—
or
Man
in
this
well
woman,
community,
work
a»
Cash
paid
our
for
acquainted
spare
confidential
for
each
time
reporter.
Addi
report.
tional earning« and permanent, full
Meet—
The Betty Brite Circle of the
Evangelical Missionary Society is
scheduled to meet Tuesday, May 14,
at the home of Mrs. Ray Mills. Mrs.
Leslie Skuzie will be assistant host
ess for the afternoon.
employment
time
possible.
letter of application
Acceptance Co., 6411
Credit
Blvd.,
wood
Addre«s
to Commercial
Hollywood,
Holly
Calif.
At Vernonia Auto Co.—
playing in a practice softball game! car were Mrs. Lewis Laramore, Mrs.
on the field back of the Washing-1 Hulda Middendorf, Mrs. Bernice
ton grade school. He was practic Smith and Mrs. Bessie Stolen. In
ing with the F. O. E. team at the
the second were Mrs. Laura Evans,
time of the accident.
Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Gertrude
Josn Portland Auxiliary—
Rusow, Mrs. Myrtle Stevens and
Mrs. A. V. Doree at Timber, Mrs.
A. J. Kirk and Mrs. Les Grenia Mrs. Goldie Hall. Others attending
were members of a group at Neha the meeting were Mrs. Judd Green
lem valley ladies who joined the man and Mrs. Dave Marshall.
Portland unit of the Ladies Auxil Week-End Visitors—
iary cf the Fraternal Order of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lalli of Pitts-
Eagles. The trip to Portland was burg entertained as guests over
made last Wednesday evening.
the past week-end Mrs. Lalli's
mother,
Mrs. D. Rinaudo of Port
Correction—
land and Helen Rinaudo, a sister,
The prize announced last week
of Hillsboro. Other guests from
by Reeher’s Grocery for the first
winning softball team should have Hillsboro were J. Brugia and son.
-ead: one case of Royal Flush soda Seniors Enjoy Skip Day—
pop.
Members of the senior class, with
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrae and
Here from McMinnville—
M. F. Corrigan and James E. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald ob-
Burdett of McMinnville spent part erved their Skip Day Monday. They
of Monday of this week in Ver motored to Seaside Saturday after
nonia attending to business matters noon, returning Monday evening.
Frank Ellis began work at the
Musician to Be Presented----
Vernonia Auto Company last week relative to a sheriff’s sale.
Richard Lalli, 9 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bateman and to replace Bill Bond, who left See Long Ball Game—
Mr.
and Mi's. J. L. Lalli of Pitts-
Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Eby spent the Wednesday for Texas. Bond will
A number of local people were
past Sunday in Newport at the be away from the local concern in Portland last Thursday evening
until about June first, when he is
Crab Festival.
to see the 15-inning baseball game
scheduled to return from the south.
between the Portland Beavers and
In Seattle-----
the Seattle Rainiers. Those attend
Gene Shipman, accompanied by Olin Visits Friends—
Mrs. L. Mosman, Mrs. Shipman’s
Dan Olin, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing were Ben Brickel, Lowell Hieh-
mother, motored to Seattle last Fred Olin was a visitor in Vernonia er, Loel Roberts, Ed Horn, Tom WMS Enjoys
Wednesday. Mr. Shipman returned Tuesday of this week with his par Bateman, Tod Bowerman and Mr. Birthday Luncheon—
the same day. Mrs. Mosman return ents and friends. He is engaged in and Mrs. E. H. Washburn.
On April 24, members of the
ed to Vernonia Tuesday of this work connected with the forestry Distant Order Received—
I
Evangelical W. M. S. enjoyed their
week.
service and during the summer will
L. H. Dewey, Miller Mercantile annual birthday luncheon in the
be located at Cascadia, Oregon.
Company manager, made known the church social hall. The luncheon
In Toledo—
receipt of an order Monday for was served at beautifully decorated
Fred Romtvedt spent last Wed Finger Broken----
merchandise
from Washington, D. C. tables arranged by the luncheon
nesday and Thursday at Toledo at
Clifford Bergerson suffered a
Zella Cady. The order committee with Mrs. Estey as chair
tending business affairs. He return- broken finger last Sunday while from Miss
was for a box of $1.00 chiffon man, and was climaxed by the
crepe hose and is the fourth of serving of a large decorated birth
uch orders received locally by the day cake.
NOMINATE AND ELECT
store.
Alfter the luncheon, members re
vealed their “secret sisters” of the
Man Injured—
Bill Bassett suffered a head in- past year, and exchanged farewell
REPUBLICAN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I jury Wednesday about noon when gifts. New secret sisters were
he was struck by a board which drawn for the ensuing year.
caused him to fall forward, striking
Fair administration for the entire county—no
his head on the floor. Bassett is Reel Bird Missions
j
employed in the trimmer of the Lesson Theme—
favoritism to any one section.
Oregon American mill.
Tre Evangelical W. M. s. met
Wednesday, May 1, for its regular
In Portland Wednesday—
Economy—Justice to All
meeting. The session was opened
Mrs. F. M. Ruhl, Mrs. Alice Estey, with devotions led by Mrs. Bertha
Mrs. J. W. Nichols, Mrs. E. A. Pres Kirkibride, on the topic, “Worship. ,,
ton and Mrs. Holly Holcomb were
r
Other program numbers included a
Portland visitors Wednesday.
vocal solo by Mrs. Lona Weidman,
and a review of the study book
At the Beach—
OPTOMETRIST — EYE SPECIALIST
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer and chapters by Mrs. E. H. Condit. The
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Skuzie were in ltsson theme for the day was Red
Will be at KULLANDER’S Jewelry Store
Bird Missions in the Kentucky I
Seaside Sunday.
mountains.
Teacher Ill—
After the program, the business
Miss Nedra Young, fourth grade of the organization was transacted.
Make Appointments with Mr. Kullander
teacher at the Lincoln school, was Reports were heard from the four
unable to teach Monday and Tues •ircles and various committees.
day because of illness.
At the close of the business ses-
Terms—A small down payment, Balance monthly
don,
the group adjourned to the
In Portland—
,ocial' hall, which had been arrang
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Horn were 'd to resemble a mountaineer cabin.
Portland business visitors Tuesday. Valls were covered with newspaper,
See
Crab
Festival—
burg, will take part in the annual
Sherman Clay recital to be held
Tuesday, May 14, in the Grant high
school auditorium.
Mrs. De La u rice Helming, Dis
trict
President, and her mother, Mrs.
Man Suffers Strok
J. 1 L. Stublbs suffered a slight Pearl Ciabtree, visited the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary at their reg
stroke Tuesday morning.
ular meeting Monday evening at
Group Attend Concert—
■Mrs. . Alice E'stey, Miss Mary Foss- ¿he Legion hall.
Preparations for the senior ban
Miss
atti, M
’ss Alv^nia Connell, Miss
Jane Wilkinson, Miss Jane Livet' quet are well under way.
and Miss Doris O’Connor attend? I i Plans for the Memorial Day pro
the concert featuring the combintd'
choruses of Reed College, Albany I gram were discussed. This unit is
College, Pacific University, Linfield, also to remember war veterans’
Day.
Mrs. -------
Julia
College and Portland University, mothers . on
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held at the Paramount Theatre in | Boeck has stated that the Vernonia
Portland, Monday night. Before the1 and out lying school districts have
concert the group enjoyed an Ital-
:an dinner at the Fossatti home in fini hed th.ir Poppy Posters and
I have been submitted for competi-
Portland.
! ticn and judged by Mrs. J. Green-
Weiner Roast----
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.
Twentys.Ive ycung people of the man, Mrs. L. Hawken, and Mrs. P.
Christian church enjoyed a weiner, Goidon. Th2 winning posters have
oast at Arcadia Park on Tuesday be.n sent to the department head-
■vening. Games, singing and refre.h- quarters for competition there.
ments composed the program of th.
Poppy Day will be observed in
evening.
j Vernonia and throughout the nation
; on May 24th and 25th, the Friday
| and Saturday before Memorial Day.
| Mis. A. J. Schultz, President of
' the Vernonia Unit of the American
I Legion Auxiliary, announced at this
and the floor with rag rugs. A meeting. On that day all Americans
cheery fireplace added a homey, will be a.;ked to wear memorial
note, as did plants in tin cans in 1 poppies in tribute to the World War
the windows.
| dead and to aid the living victims
Members of the Betty Brite Circle J Th®
re() memorial flowers
served pie-plant cobbler with whip will be distributed here by women
ped cream.
and girls of the Vernonia unit. All
The next meeting, in June, will contributions received for the pop-
take up the study of the Mission pies will go to Legion and Auxil-
work among the Indians. Anyone iary welfare work for the disabled
having Indian relics are asked to veterans, their families and the
display them at that time.
families of the dead.
SOCIABLE
Fred E. Heyer
DR. GEORGE BUTTERFIELD
Friday, May 10
Eyes Examined
-
Glasses Fitted
ATTENTION!
We want 100 tons of dry Cascara Bark.
See Fred Zeiner at Zeiner’s Grocery and Market
Mrs. Patridge, mother of Mrs.
Harry Eckland, left Tuesday morn
ing for a trip to her home town
at North Platte, Nebraska. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Stone, who
will go to Iowa.
Extended
Visit----
Mrs. Ray Taylor of Marshfield is
in Vernonia for an extended visit
I with relatives, her father, Herman
Veal and sisters, Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. Jack Simms.
Attend
Festival----
Two carloads of Extension Club
members attended the St. Helens
meeting last week. In the first
Phone 776
O. Henry Oleen
Democratic Candidate for Representative
A resident of Columbia County for 38 years, and a
taxpayer. The legislative records at Salem show that
I led the fight for property tax reduction on homes
and farms, old age pensions, work for the unemploy
ed, and legislation in the interest of the wage worker
and farmer. The records also show that I led the
fight against special privilege legislation for corpora
tions and big business. I have letters signed by the
president and secretary of farm and labor organiza
tions, taxpayers’ leagues, pension organizations,
school teachers' organizations, all voicing approval
of my work in the legislature. After a careful check
of the legislative records I find that my work in the
legislature lias saved the property taxpayers in Ore
gon more than $18,200,000 up to January 1, 1940.
Elected three times Representative to the Oregon
Legislature. My six years service in the legislature
will enable me to render valuable service to the people’
in Columbia County.
For more information in regard to my work in the
Legislature read my statement in the VOTERS
PAMPHLET.
O. HENRY OLEEN
Leaves for Nebraska—
Cascara Bark Peelers
for price quotation.
HUNGRY HUSBANDS
Cherish King’s Meats and
Grocery Table Items
6 pkgs. 27c
WADHAMS JELL DESSERT
CLINIC TOILET TISSUE
FIG BARS Plain or whole wheat
*
I
District President
Visits Auxiliary—
“Roses
In Snow”
Cake
l»Jh-
Here is a distinctive, especially designed gift to present to your Mother next
Sunday. A Roses in Snow” Cake! Just the kind of a remembrance she will
really appreciate and enjoy. “Roses in Snow” is a delightful cocoanut cover
ed cake made with quality ingredients and following a famous Betty Crock
er recipe. It s big enough to serve twelve. We suggest you place your order
early . . . simply drop in or phone.
KRAFT CHEESE ..............
4 rolls 19c
lb. 10c
glass
BISQUICK—
40-oz.
31c
pkg.
PALMOLIVE—
Toil, t Soap
3
1Û-
ISC
Bars
Brick, American., or Pimiento
RIPE OLIVES—
WADHAMS COFFEE
. 1-lb. tins 25c
SUN GRAZE CORN BEEF
12-oz. tins
ROSE DEVILED MEAT i/4s tins .... 3 for 10r
Pheasant
2 No. 1 tins
.................
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ZlzC
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
ir
Wadhams
2 No. 2 tins
IOC
3-lb tin
CRISCO
SWANSDOWN Cake Flour
23/4-lb. pkg. 7°r
— ■
PHEASANT FLOUR
49-lb. bag $¡.49
PHEASANT FLOUR
... 10-lb. bag 39c
GARDEN PEAS Pheasant
......... 2 «ns 19c
WHOLE KERNEL CORN
......... 2 tins 25c
......... 2 tins
CREAM STYLE CORN
PEACHES—
Pheasant
15c
No. 2 H tins
RAISINS—
Thompson Seedless
1
pounds
21c
Ì ou Need Meat
for summer energy
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MOTHERS NOTE: Register your age with us by 6 p. m. Saturday night.
The oldest and youngest mother will each receive one cake FREE. Also
the mother with the largest family will receive a cake FREE.
Vernonia Bakery
Specials for Friday and Saturday, May 10 and 11
King’s Grocery and Market
W’liere Four Money lluys More
Ph. 91
At the New Mile Bridge
2 Deliveries Daily
Hear Vernonia Round-Up Time Every Thursday at 11:30 a. m., KWLK