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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1941)
yOUK TOWN’S TOPICS Suffers Flu---- J. W. Nichols recovered from an attack of flu and was able to at tend to office duties Monday for the first time since early last week. Mrs. Oscar Kaphammer and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bond spent New Year’s Eve in Portland. The occa sion was also celebrated for the wedding anniversary of the Dials. Leaves for Oregon---- Go to Manning— Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson and sons, Douglas, Edgar and Harry, Jr., spent iChristmas day in Manning at the home of Mrs. Cul bertson’s mother, Mrs. L. L. Craw ford. Ill with Flu— Bob Tipton suffered an attack of flu, becoming ill last Thursday. He had not returned to work the first of this week. Albert Childs has been taking Mr. Tipton’s place in the market during that time. See Wedding— Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander spent last Saturday evening at Gladstone where they attended the wedding of a niece, Miss Carol Bristlin. Father Die»— The father of Mrs. E. A. Preston passed way this week according to word received here. Mrs. Preston left 10 days agp for Kansas City to be at her ill father’s side. In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dial, Mr. and XlHXHXHXHIHXh Oil Mops and Polish Clean Up the Floor Extra Special FLOOR MOPS Regular 65c, Only 34c 85c and $1.00 Mops Only 48c (Only few left) Large Bottle Furniture or Floor Polish 10c WAX—All Kinds, All Sizes — 25c to 80c for large cans HOFFMAN | Hardware Co. IZHXHIHZHZHZf FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1941 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Miss Joanne Nichols left Port land by train January first for Eugene where she will register for the new school term which begins Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nich ols, her parents, and Miss Barbara, her sister, accompanied Joanne to Portland. McKenzies Have Guests— Dinner guests of the J. W. Mc Kenzies Christmas Day were Miss Margaret Elrick, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cull and daughters, Jean and Elaine, of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Crist and baby, Donald James, of Cutler City. Other visitors at the McKenzie home for the holidays were: Mrs. N. Crist, Mrs. E. Chinn and son, Loren, Mrs. Al Peterson of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stolen and son, Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mauer and daughter, Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. John Elder. daughter, Leona, spent the Christ AspinalL mas holidays with relatives in Clats Ethel IMrcells, Lois Harmon and kanie. Mrs. Harmon motored to Clatskanie Saturday. Marston* Return---- Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Echols and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marston daughter, Grace, from Portland and returned to Vernonia last Monday. Mrs. J. F. Christianson from Bar The couple departed the Sunday ton also spent the holidays at title before Christmas intending to spend C. Christianson residence. the holidays in California. Unfortun Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves and ately Mrs. Marston became ill with son, Hale, spent Thursday and Fri the flu en route; Eugene was as day visiting relatives in Toledo. far south as they were able to mo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gatton and tor. They returned home as soon son spent Christmas at the home as Mrs. Marston’s health permitted. of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hammond. Mr. and Mys. Otto Christianson From Beaverton— and sons from Coeur D’Alene, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbel! of spent the holidays at the home of Beaverton spent New Year’s at Mr. and Mrs. C. Christianson. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman. Mr. Campbell is Mrs. Hale Greenman’s brother. Here Saturday---- Mrs. Eleanor Beardsley and daughter, Alice Susanne, of Seattle, spent Saturday at the home of Mrs. Beardsley’s nephew, Phil Tay lor. They were accompanied here by Mrs. Beardsley’s nephew, Ray mond Watson of Portland. Also Sat urday, Reverend and Mrs. George V. Taylor and two sons, Douglas and Lyman, of Portland visited the Phil Talylors; Reverend Taylor is Phil Taylor’s uncle. On Thursday, December 26, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Garrigus and two children of Se New Year’s Guests— Tr. and Mrs. W. H. Hurley and attle came to spend the day with daughter, Velna, of Portland were the Taylor families. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes Archibald’s Have Guests— New Year’s Eve and Day. The Hur For Christmas Mr. and Mrs. R. leys formerly lived in Vernonia where the Doctor practiced dentistry E. Archibald had as guests Mr. and for a number of years before open Mrs. O. G. Long of Tacoma, Wash ington, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An ing an office in the city. derson and son, Wilbur, of Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oakes and son, Goes to the Hospital---- John Kirk leaves Sunday for the Jackie, and daughter, Della Rae, of Emanuel hospital in Portland where Cathlamet, Washington. Mrs. Long he will undergo an operation Mon and Mrs. Anderson are sisters of day. Kirk will remain in the hospit Mrs. Archibald and Mr. Oakes is al for three weeks, it is expected. Mrs. Archibald’s brother. The fam ily group meets each Christmas. Is Well Again— Miss Alice Hoffman who became Washburns Here— Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn ill with the flu the Saturday pre ceding Christmas is able to be out of Salem spent New Year’s in Ver again. Alice teaches music in Rogue nonia visiting friends and relatives. River. New Year’* Guests— In Hood River— Mrs. Marvin Porterfield, son, Robert Paul, and baby daughter are expected to return from Hood Riv er this week. Both Mrs. Porterfield and Robert Paul were ill with the flu in Vernonia just before the holidays. Return from Trip— Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Brewer and Uhel Holliday were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Laramore New Year’s. Ruth Holaday Here— Miss Ruth Holaday visited the Os car George family last week. Miss Holaday who teaches near Gresham came from Longview Saturday and remained in Vernonia until Wed nesday when she, accompanied by her niece, Shirley Cole, who had been visiting the Walter Kents, re turned to Longview. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Laramore and children returned home Mon day following a week’s trip through eastern Oregon, Washington and Idaho. They visited in Hermiston, Coulee Dam. Spokane, Lewiston, Idaho, and Laramore’s home town, In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Culbertson, Washtucna. Washington. They were aacbmpanied home by Uhel Holliday, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. McCrorey celebiated nephew of Mrs. Laramore. New Year’s Eve in Portland where In Clatskanie— they had dinner and attended a mid Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pumala and night matinee. Program Is Well Attended (Omitted last week) TIMBER—(Special to The Eagle) —The 'Christmas program, put on by teachers and pupils Friday eve ning was well' attended. Boys chor us, girls chorus, pageant and oper etta along with music furnished by Reehers CCC boys assisted at the piano by Miss Ruth Byers was great ly appreciated by all. Miss Helen Stone, who teaches at Knappa, and Mrs. Blanchard cf Wauna were among the many who attended the program Friday night. Miss Helen Blanchard, intermediate teacher here, returned to Wauna with them after the program was over. Mrs. Theo Senn and daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Call aghan, and children, Barbara and Mary, twin daughters, and son, Don ald, all of Portland were last Sun day visitors of Mrs. Senn’s nephew, John Bino, and family. They were returning home from a few days outing at Seaside. A baby daughter named Judith Darien arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews in Los Angeles December 12. Mrs. Andrews will be remembered here as Miss Margaret Elliott. Mrs. Laura Gilmore went to Se attle Monday where she will spend the Christmas holidays with her sons and families: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Claude G more and Claudette and Shirley Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and daugh ter, Louise, and Orville Chase of Newberg attended the program at the gym Friday night. After the pregram they were guests of Mr. Wilbur Regeater and daughter, Miss Taza Regester. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Vanzetten and Mrs. Vanzetten’s brother, J. M. Van Rossen, of Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kubler Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Castle and daughter spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Castle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Busch of Watts. Margaret Beals of McMinnville was an overnight guest of M; e Tail man Saturday night. Mrs. Vivian Merz of Portland is eunployed at the Gilmore hotel for a week while Mrs. Gilmore is in Seattle. Miss Etta Mae Wells, County Health nurse of Hillsboro was a visitor at our school last Thursday. Lawrence Bino spent hist week end in Portland at the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price. All camps are closed for the hol idays and only the local freight trains are running until next week. Mr. end Mrs. David Castle spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Castle’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E’li Lt, a. Witch Hazel. They alsi visited Mr-. Castle’s mothei, Mrs. Ida Cutright. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kubler spent Saturday night at the George Sattl er hone in Wilsonville. The two ladies are sisters. Mr. a id Mrs. J. E. Root and chil dren of Hood River are spending the holidays with Mrs. Root’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Castle. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Art Davis and Alice anJ Jimmie :.nd the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Stan FriJbie and Jack. Bill Fa coner is ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. George Hult sipent the week-end at Idanha. Sunday dinner guests at the Clyde McDona'd home were Mr. and Mrs. Ch. l ies Uhlin, Aileen and Ifonnie, 'Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Lode McDonald and sons and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDonald and Jean. Others invited but unable to attend were Air. and Mrs. George Baslington. Mr. ¡.nd Mrs. Hulan Thacker and f mily were Portland business visi tors Saturday. The A. B. C. Pinochle Club met with Mrs. Gladys Lovick Wednesday afternoon, glia O’Connor won nigh ¡.core and Minnie Dusek low. Hulan Thacker spent some time with his family recovering from an injury received When he was struck by a falling limb while work ing in the woods at Idamh:. Operations Are Performed (Omitted last week) TREHARNE—(Special to The Eagle)—Mrs. Emil Lund underwent an operation fast Thursday morning in a Portland hospital. Mrs. Lund is reported improving nicely but must return for another operation within two months. She will rem 'in with her son in Portl: nd for some time. Home Demonstration Club melt at Mrs. Louise Sme.ikal’s residence this week. The meeting ■ was on Christmas Sweets; Gertrude Kirk and Nell Thacker conducting the meeting. Those present were: Ma- tildia Bergerson, Ann Ohler, Mary Ohler, Margaret Geiger, Melvina Terwilliger, Emma Condit, Pauline Sehmidlin, Nell Thacker, Gertrude Kirk, Rita Frisbie and the hostess, Louise Smejkal. Mrs. Stan Frisbie honored her birthday Sunday w'th a birthday dinner. Guests pre ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and Eva Crown Feeds Kitchen Queen » FLOUR 49 lb. Sack $1.30 Vernonia 4 Trading Co. I Vernonia, Oregon I I Good fishermen know that good equipment is necessary to good fishing. They also know they get the best at Heath’s Service Station 1 Culbertsons Have Guests— New Year's dinner guests of the H. M. Culbertsons were Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Craw ford and family, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Glover, all of Manning, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McClurg and family cf Scappoose. M Farm Property Is Leased RIVERVIEW—(Special to The Eagle)—Miss Leola Fitzgerald from Forest Grove, formerly a Vernonia resident, spent the week-end at the home of Ruth Boeck and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Malmsten are moving from their home in Riv erview to 219 C Street in Vernonia. Their home in Riverview is leased by Mr. and Mrs. Seehafer, formerly of Vancouver, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. R. Malmsten and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graves spent Christmas at the S. V. Malmsten home. Mrs. Claire Barnett and Mrs. J. W. Waldkirch spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Gibson and family. Ncte Huntley from Sheridan and Ted Williamson from Vancouver spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley and family. Nate Huntley, Louis Huntley and Hugh Coburn motored to Hillsboro Saturday to visit a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond and Mar vin Words spent Chiistmas at the home of Mrs. Bond’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M thershie, at Chehalis, Washington. Mr a. Mrs. H. F rt and d- tgh- ter. Do a, were visitors ' ” a- 1 Mrs. Hu’h C-burn end family Tuesday. Mrs. Hurt and Mrs. Co burn are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Coburn both suffered an attack of flu during Christmas. Mrs. A. E. Eberly of Banks spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Ted ••.
