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law to »ee that all colonies infect­
ed with foulbrood are burned. A.
Burr Black, Albany route 3, is
state bee inspector. J. O. Kane,
Vernonia has been named deputy
MIST—(Special to Tre Eagle)— inspector for Clatsop and Columbia
Mr. and Mr». William Bridgers counties.
plan on leaving Saturday evening
for Detroit for a new car. They
will take in the opening baseball
game there. Ain Wallace and wife
are leaving for Texas at the same
time for a visit with Mr. Wallace’s
TREHARNE—;Spec al to The
Eagle)—-Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thack­
sister.
Most of the villagers attended er were Portland business visitors
the funeral services at Vernonia Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hult recent­
for T. W. Larsen who passed ly returned from Detroit where Mr.
away very unexpectedly Tuesday Hult has been working for -he
night.
past three months.
Mrs. Mary Alsleken of Portland
Mrs. Ed Reynolds returned home
called
at the William Falconer
Thursday from Astoria where she
home.
has been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. George Hult is working for
Mrs. William Garlock has finish­ Mrs. William Falconer who is ill
ed her work in Vernonia for Dr. with the flu,
Rockwell and is returning to her
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker
home here.
and daughters motored to Forest
Miss Bernice Siegenthaler spent Grove and Hillsboro Saturday on
last week visiting her mother here. business.
She is going to college at Belling­
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffman
ham, Washington.
entertained Friday night. Guests
Mrs. L. B. Eastman has been were Mr. and Mrs. George Hult,
away visiting her son, Bert Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bailey and
at Grants Pass for a week.
daughters, Sheila and Beverly. The
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeRock occasion was Mrs. Hoffman’s birth­
were up from prande Ronde last day.
week-end.
Mrs. Sylvia Falconer entertained
The C. O. Hayden family motor­ the Pinochle club Wednesday. High
ed to Willamina during the week­ score went to Mrs. Malden New,
end.
second to Nell Thacker and Third
Mr. and Mrs. Ain Wallace spent to Myria Hodgson.
the past week at Marshfield with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodgson
her daughter, Mrs. Alex McClusky. and daughter, Marietta, spent ¿un­
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burnham day at Chapman visiting with the
and two sons visited Mrs. Burn­ Clyde Carrick family.
ham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Mrs. Ella O’Connor and Mrs.
Libel', last week. The Burnhams Betty Schram attended a stork
live at Fairview.
shower in honor of Mrs. Gladys
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Trotter Sozoff of Alaska at the home of
from Elsie called on her parents, Mrs. Tom Magoff last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling,
Viola O'Connor, who is working
Sunday afternoon.
in Beaverton, spent Wednesday
Mrs. William Bridgers is up and visiting her parents.
about again after having been ill
The A. B. C. Club met with Mrs.
with pneumonia.
Helen Bailey. High score was won
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Bjerke nave by Ella O’Connor, second by Ther­
moved to Sequin, Washington.
esa Pickens and low by Betty
Mrs-. Emma Aidridge returifed Schram.
to her home in Clatskanie Friday
She has been keeping house for
her son, Oscar Jones, for several
weeks.
Quite a lot of excitement pre­
vailed here Wednesday when Mrs.
W. R. Johnson’s niece and nephew
flew their plane here from Bend, ‘SHAYNE'S’ ON HAND
landing in I. E. Knowles field and WHEN THINGS HAPPEN—
Shayne found with a girl at the
visiting the Johnsons for a few
hours, then took off again for scene of the crime!
Shayne the last man to see the
their home in Bend by way of
Portland, stopping in the city for victim alive!
Shayne’s gun the murder wea­
some business.
The Mist Helping Circle met pon!
Is he worried? Not Lloyd Nolan,
Thursday with Mrs. Wardell. A
lovely dinner was served at noon, the wise-cracking star of “M'chael
then the business meeting followed. Shayne, Private Detective.”
Nolan’s alwa s on hand when
There were Mrs. Linsay, Mrs. Claud
Johnson, Mrs. Mindsey from Van­ everything happens, and with pert
couver and Bernice Siegenthaler as little Marjorie Weaver, as his as­
visitors. We employed a care-taker signment, thrills come fast and ex­
for the cemetery for the summer citingly.
months and will hove Mr. Hanser
make some markers for graves in ELLIOTT WESTERN
the cemetery. A new secretary, TO OPEN SOON—
Bill Elliott, hard-riding, straight­
Mrs. Ashley was elected to take
shooting
cowboy star, returns to
Mrs. Bjerke’s place. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Ashley
on the 4th Thursday. It being Mrs.
Holce's birthday, she was pleasant­
YOU’RE INVITED!
ly surprised with several gifts in­
Invited to enjoy a din­
cluding a beautiful cake made by
the Vernonia Bakery.
ner that will make you
Still there are new cases of
appreciate the value of
measles cropping up every now and
good food carefully and
then.
tastefully prepared.
The pupils of the school sui pris­
ed the teacher, Miss Jensen, Mon­
day with gifts. Cake and jello were
served. It was Miss Jensen’s birth­
day anniversary,
Mrs. Aldridge spent Tuesday aft­
ernoon with Mrs. Dowling.
Mrs. A. R. Melis is soon leaving
for a month’s visit with her son
and daughter in California.
Shady Lane was at home over
the week-end from Sunset camp.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Scott was taken ill one day last
week at school and that evening
he was taken to Portland for an
appendicitis operation.
Don’t forget the Demonstration
at the gym Friday.
Bridgers Leave
yCUK TOWN’S TOPICS For Detroit
Here from Manzanita—
Mr». Paul Thompson of Manzan­
ita way in Vernonia last Friday,
visiting Mrs. C. A. Anderson. The
Thompsons lived in Vernonia for­
merly.
out for the District meeting of
the Eastern Star and for the an­
nual birthday luncheon of the Ev-
vangelical church Missionary soc­
iety.
Porterfield. Move—
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Porterfield
The Arthur Davises were Port­ moved recently to the Ovesen house
land business visitors Saturday.
at 1061 Washington street.
Portland
Visitor«—
Pirth Announced—
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowerman
announce the birth of a son on
March 29 at the Emanuel hospital
in Portland. The Bowermans were
former residents of Vernonia; Mr.
Bowerman was employed as book­
keeper at the Vernonia Auto Com­
pany.
Visits in Bend—
Mrs. Robert Holcomb and baby
daughter are spending the week
visiting Mrs. Chris Nicar in Bend.
Mrs. Nicar motored here last week­
end bringing with her Mrs. Holly
Holcomb, Jr., and her baby, who
are spending the week here.
WHY PAY MORE?—
Eleven-purpose
stainless
steel
copper bottom Revere cooking set.
$20.53. Guaranteed! Vernonia Furn­
iture Store, Jewett A.
Bush.
It—
Sunday Seaside Sightseers—
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Skuzie and
daughter, Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Os­
car Kaphammer and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Bond were among those from
Vernonia who spent part of the past
Sunday at Seaside.
Ill with Flu—
C. S. Hoffman is among those
who
are suffering an attack of flu.
Returns to Portland----
Mrs. Robert P.ushing who has He has been ill for the past week.
been a house guest of Mrs. R. D.
The Deborah Circle invites You to
Eby for the past week returned
to her home in Portland Wednes­ a Silver Tea from 3 to 5 p. m.
Thursday, April 17, at the Judd
day.
Greenman home.
Attends Wedding—
Dr. U. J. Bittner attended the To Attend Association—
wedding of his daughter, Barbara,
Wallace McCrae will leave for
Saturday in Portland. St. Mich-iel Spokane early next week to attend
and All Angels church was the scene
a three-day meeting of the Inland
of the ceremony.
Empire Teachers Association which
Portlander Here—
Mrs. F. D. McPherson of Port­ will meet there April 9, 10 and 11.
land was a guest of Mrs. F. M.
Tuesday and Wednesday of
week. Mrs. McPherson who
merly lived in this vicinity
Ruhl Visit in Washington----
this
Mr. and Mrs. Mason McCoy, Miss
for­ Shirley Weigal and Miss Alvenia
came
Connell motored to Washington last
week-end. The McCoys and Miss
Weigal visited in Olympia and Miss
Connell visited in Tacoma.
New shipment of bed room sets,
$39.75 and up in bleached, walnut
and
maple.
Vernonia
Furniture
Store, Jewett A. Bush.
It—
Leaves for The Dalles—
Mrs. C. F. Hieber left Thursday
for The Dalles where she will visit
for a time with Mr. and Mrs. Doug­
las DeCew and Mark.
dome
FOR YOUR WATCH
Come in today!
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Your watch deserves a thorough in­
spection once a year, and it's a pre­
caution that may save you money.
< )ur experts will give your timepiece
a thorough examination., .cost-free.
They will tell you frankly if clean­
ing, new parts or adjustments are
needed . . . and quote you the most
modest prices.
Gift worries! Here's what
‘ ) we suggest. Come in and
4aee our new stock of the
j latest Elgin». Our experi­
ence shows that a star-
timed Elgin makes the gift
of gifts for wedding, birth­
day or graduation.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Reichardt
bought recently the house formerly
occupied by the Roy Barnes family
who moved into the Blundt home.
The Deborah Circle invites You to
a Silver Tea from 3 to 5 p. m.
Thursday, Ap-il 17, at the Judd
Greenman 1 ome.
Here from Hillsboro—
Glen Hieber aid Miss Dorothy
Challaccmbe if Hillsboro were visi­
tors at the C. F. Hieber home last
Sunday.
In the Hospital—
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Lee Caulfield has been confined
to the St. Vincent’s hospital 'or
the past two weeks with a severe
case of hay fever.
A. L. Kullander
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Official
for S.
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Watch Inspector
P. and S. Ry.
The progress in America in the
past 20 years alone is shown by
the fact that the number of home
owners has increased by 3,500,000;
telephones in use, by 7,000,000;
electric refrigerators, by 14,000,000;
automobiles registered, by 22,000,-
000; radio sets, by 52,000,000; and
life insurance policies owned, by
58,000,000.
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Hulls Return
From Detroit
News of the
Theatre
Terminal Cafe
OLD BEFOBE
i THEIR TIME
Bees Must Be
Disease Free
Sales and movement of bees are
particularly active this season of
the year. This leads the state de­
partment of agriculture to point
out that all buyers of bees are
entitled to a cert'ficate of inspec­
tion showing that bees R” ' ee
from diseases. Also it is illegal to
move bees from one location to
another without first obtaining a
permit from the department. These
permits, for which there is no cost,
are based on inspection which shows
freedom from infectious diseases
and also registration.
Bee inspectors are required by
Clothe* are like people, they get
old before their time without the
proper care. If you want to get
more good looking wear out of
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941
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the Joy Theatre in Columbia’» lat­
est Will Bill Saunderj adventure,
'“The Man fnem Tumbleweed».'”
Iris Meredith play» opposite the
action favorite as he portrays the
legendary gunman of the Old West
whose name struck terror into the
hearts of the lawless. In the new
film. Wild Bill cleans up a band
of desperate cutthroats who infest
the town of Gunsight and restores
law and order to the community.
CO-STAR—
HERE COMES THE NAVY—
All who have seen the 20th Cen-
u y-Fox Technicolor production of
Zane Grey’s “Western Union” have
hailed it as a thrilling, spectacu­
lar adventure film. Brilliantly east
with Robert Young, Randolph Scott,
Dean Jagger and Virginia Gilmore
in leading roles.
The times today being what they
are, Warners has brought out from
film vaults an early James Cag­
ney vs. Pat O’Brien screen bout
originally released in 1934. What
was originally intended as a com­
edy brawl between the star con
testants as staged against a naval
and aviation ring, now becomes
material for patriotic preparedness
promotion. The reproduction stands
up remarkably well with the print
and the “says ybu—siys me” re­
partee still is good, fresh enter­
tainment. About the only date­
marks are the fashions of the fe­
male players and the erstwhile
slimness of Mr. O’Brien. Frank
McHugh, as a sailor-son bent on
buying his mother a new pa r of
false teeth, is capital fun as sea
dog pal.
George “Gabby” Hayes, grizzled
veteran of many westerns, has
played with prsctica’ly every cow­
boy star who ever packed a six-
shooter. He is currency being
featured by Republic in its Roy
Rogers pictures, the latest of
which, . “Days of Jesse James,”
comes to the Joy Theatre Tues-
1 a? •
‘WESTERN UNION’
THRILLING FILM—
HAVING A HARD
DAY OF WORK?
TAMIROFF TURNS TABLES
IN ‘THE GREAT McGINTY’—
Relax, enjoy yourself
and be refreshed! And
the formula for just that
is a visit to
Paramount’s “The Great McGin­
ty,” opening Tuesday at the Joy
Theatre, will reveal the real Akim
Tamiroff for the first time on any
screen.
In all previous pictures, the cele­
brated character actor has adorned
himself with whiskers, moustache
or various putty facial protuber­
ances. For “The Great McGinty,”
however, Tamiroff reversed the
usual procedure. To enact the part
of a political boss opposing Brian
Donlevy, he had to shave off a
moustache.
Dessy’s
Tavern
DESMOND LAIRD
DR. GEORGE BIJI TERFIELD
OPTOMETRIST — EYE SPECIALIST
Will be at KULLANDER’S Jewelry Store
Thursday, April I Olli
Make Appointments with Mr. Kullander
Eyes Examined
Terms
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Classés Fitted
A small down payment, Balance monthly