Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 06, 1941, Page 2, Image 2

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Friday, June 6, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Hatfields Take Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield and
daughter, Jonnibel, left on the
morning of Memorial Day for a
motor trip, to Cottage Grove and
Vaughans Return—
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaugnan to Roseburg where they viaited rel­
atives. The family returned to Ver­
returned from their trip to the nonia Sunday.
East Thursday of last week. The
couple drove back in a new Chry­ In Hospital—
Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen was taken
sler.
to the Portland Sanitarium early
Birth Announced----
Tuesday morning where she under­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kilby an­ went an operation for appendicitus.
nounce the birth of a 6-pound son,
Paul Arthur, born on May 29, at Here from McMinnville—
Miss Alvilda George of McMinn­
Eugene. The parents are well-known
here; both are graduates of the ville spent the Memorial Day holi­
day and the week-end as house­
local high school.
guest of the Sam Hearings. Miss
New ship of 4-piece bed room George is English and drama in­
suites in bleached and natural wal­ structor in the local high school.
TOWN’S TOPICS
Colorado Foils Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burnside had
as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F.
R. Lilyard and Mrs. John Kriege
of Denver, Colorado. The visitors
are friends with whom the Burn-
sides were acquainted when they
lived in Colorado.
FOR
EVERY
M E A L
Breakfast, lunch and
dinner — we have the
right pastries to top
off the meal!
Terminal Cafe
nut
as
low
as
$49.95.
Used
Thor
washer in good condition; reason­
ably priced. Oakland deluxe com­
bination
wood
$119.95.
Vernonia
Jewett
A.
and
electric
ranges,
Furniture
Store,
It—
Bush.
Serve Meat Often!
Outdoor activities
mean bodies burn up
a lot of energy and
need refueling. Keep
your family healthy
by serving meat
Keep cool and do
your shopping by
phone. Order with
confidence and save
time for other duties
at home.
King’s Grocery and Market
“Where Your Money Buys More”
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DOUBLE BOILER
TEA KETTLE
For Hardware — See Hoffman About Tt!
Hoffman Hardware Co.
Vernonia, Oregon
Phone 181
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JOY THEATRE
Thursday and Friday, June 5 and 6
SINGING HILL
Smiley Burnette
Gene Autry
LONE WOLF TAKES A CHANCE
Warren William
Jane Storey
Saturday, June 7
FREE AND EASY
Robert Cummings
WHO KILLED AUNT MAGGIE
Edgar Kennedy
Wendy Barrie
Sunday and Monday, June 8 and 9
MEET JOHN DOE
Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
Disney Cartoon
____________ News
Tuesdav. Jun* 10
SON OF MONTE CRISTO
Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett, George Sanders
Cartoon
Comedy
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, June 11, 12, 13
BLONDIE GOES LATIN
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Baby Dumpling
MEET BOSTON BLACK1E
Chester Morris
Rochelle Hudson
COMING—Wagons Roll at Night — Strike Up
the Band — Convoy — That Night in Rio —
Thief of Bagdad — Andy Hardy’s Private
Secretary
NOTICE—Lee Schwab, Robert Spencer, H. C. McDonald, Noble
Dutton and Robert Slawson are invited to present this coupon
at box office any time before Saturday evening, June 7, for
complimentary admission*.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey left
Vernonia Thursday of last week to
attend in Walla Walla the wedding
of Mrs. Dewey’s niece. The couple
spent the remainder of the holiday
in Walla Walla and visited in Pasco
on the return trip to Vernonia.
Take Trip to Texas—
New and Used Smarts
New and Used Tires
Gas and Oil
Expert Auto Repairing
LYNCH AUTO FARTS
Phone 773
RIVERVIEW
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DRIVE IN SAFETY
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Pull Into Heath’s for Washing and Greasing
Expert Brake
Motor Repairs — New Tires
Testing and Repairing.
Heath’s Service Station
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Your Electric Refrigerator
Now that you have it, use it, don’t just put a few
left over scraps in it to save; put the weeks
vegetables and meats in it, they will taste much
better after they have conditioned in the re­
frigerator.
Don’t make and keep your freezing trays full of
ice if you don’t need it, make only what you
intend to use. It costs money to make ice and
more money to keep ice.
Keep all liquids covered and meats wrapped (in
wax paper if possible). This will keep them from
drying out.
Make some Pop-Sicles for Junior. Just take pop
(any flavor) and put it in your divided tray.
Just before it hardens (it will harden from the
outsides) put a stick in it to hold it by. They will
generally furnish the stick.
Oregon Gas & Electric Co.
Visit in Salem—
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Skuzie and
daughter, Arline, left Vdrnonia
Thursday evening to spend Memor­
ial Day with Mrs. Skuzie’s parents
in Salem. Mi’s. W. N. Ash return­
ed with her daughter, Mrs. Skuzie,
and family to spend the remainder
of the week-end her«.
the
Beach—
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swan and
daughters, Maxine, Nancy and
Cheryl, and Lillian Laird spent the
week-end at Seaside. The group
motored to the resort Friday and
returned to Vernonia Sunday.
Return from Eastern Oregon—
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb
and daughter and Mrs. Mae Lemons
returned Sunday from Mt. Vernon
and John Day, Oregon, where they
spent the Memorial Day vacation
visiting relatives and friends.
See
Ruth Hussey
Attend Wedding—
Mr, and Mrs. Elmore Knight,
daughter, Joyce, and Mrs. Knight’s
mother of California left at the end
of last week for a two weeks trip
to Texas where they will visit rela­
Chicago People Leave----
tives and friends in the state where
The guests of Mrs. Ada Fish left they formerly lived.
Monday morning to continue on
their six months tour of the United Return from California—
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Rockwell
States. The ladies, Mrs. Sidney
Kaiser and Mrs. Iza Henry, arrived and son and Mrs. Garlock of Mist
in Vernonia Wednesday after hav­ returned the latter part of last
ing left their home, Antioch, Illin­ week from California where they
ois, on March 8. The trip took have visited for the last two weeks.
them down the Eastern coast, In Portland----
through the South, the Southwest,
Miss Evelyn Hearing is spending
California, and then up the Pacific the latter part of the week visiting
coast to Vernonia. The remainder friends and relatives in Portland.
of the tour will take the travelers She will attend the commencement
to Seattle where they will sail Sat­ exercises of Grant high during her
urday for Alaska. They will return stay in the city.
to their home by way of Salt Lake
and plan to arrive on August 1. Go to Westport----
Among those members of Ver­
Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Kaiser are girl­
hood friends, having known each nonia Lodge, I. O. 0. F. going to
other in Chicago; Mrs. Kaiser visi­ Westpurt Monday evening were
ted her friend in Vernonia six Bob Spencer, Mike Willard, Bob
Slawson, Ed Frazee, M. E. Graven,
years ago.
Emil Messing, Bill Heath, Ernie
Attend Commencement----
Stacey, Harry George and Dwight
Mrs. Alice Estey and Mrs. Dave Strong. The occasion for the visit
Marshall attended the commence­ to the lodge there was the giving
ment exercises at Oregon State of second degree work for Dwight
college last week-end. Miss Doris Strong.
Rae Estey returned with them;
Larry Marshall will work in Eugene Telegram Tells Location—
A telegram received here Mon­
this summer.
day by Bob Spencer from Mr. and
Here from Eugene—
Mrs. Wallace McCrae told that
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ranes and that McCraes were at that time in
children, Bobbie and Barbara Ann, New York atop the Empire State
were visitors in Vernonia for a Building.
few hours Friday. The Ranes who
live in Eugene were enroute to Fish Near Bend—
Loel Roberts, Tom Bateman and
Astoria and Seaside where they
were to be with relatives for the Lowell Hieoer spent the past week­
end at Bend. Most of the time
remainder of the week-end.
there was spent fishing in East
Motor to Washington----
lake. They also met Harry Kerns
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCafferty who was at his ranch near Bend.
were in Washington for the week­
end, visiting Mr. McCafferty’3 Week at Beach—
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dutton and
mother who lives near Goldendale.
Mr. Dutton’s mother, Mrs. Ruth
In Longview—
a
Dutton, spent, the past week at
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nichols and Cannon Beach. They returned to
daughter, Barbara, motored to Long­ Vernonia Sunday.
view Sunday to visit friends; Bar­
bara is remaining there for a
couple of weeks staying with a girl'
friend who graduates from the
Longview high school this week.
At
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
man drove to Beaverton Friday to
visit Mrs. Hale Greenman’s family,
the Jam«« Campbell«. Mrs. Judd
Greenman returned to Vernonia
Friday evening; the younger Green­
mans remained in Beaverton until
Sunday.
Grand Coulee—
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dial motor'd
to Grand Coulee dam over the
Memorial Day week-end.
Visit in Beaverton—
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Greenman
and son, Jim, and Mrs. Judd Green-
Crown Feeds
McCormick-
Deering
FARM
Implements
Vernonia
Trading Co.
Vernonia, Oregon
Vernonia Auto Company
A Safe Place to Trade
Vernonia, Oregon