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Friday, July 18, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Salt Lake People
Plan Stay Here
RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Carter are here from Salt Lake.
They are guests of the Roy Co
bats. Mr. and Mrs. Carter plan to
stay in Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat spent
the week-end at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cobat and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bassett spent
Sunday at Ecola Park.
Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Harman
spent Thursday in Portland on
business.
Mrs. A. Main spent Sunday and
Monday at the John Baker home.
Visit
Hillsboro
in
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crume and
family spent Friday at Forest
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Crume and
family were guests at the home
of friends at Hillsboro Thursday.
Nate Huntley of Sheridan, Jim
and Tom Williamson of Hillsboro
and John Hayes of Hillsboro spent
Sunday at the L. L. Huntley home.
Mrs. L. C. Boeck and daughter,
Ruth, drove to Forest Grove Friday
on business.
W. T. Grav.es, Thomas Graves
and S. V. Malmsteu attended the
ball game in Portland Sunday aft-
ernoon.
Hale Graves is visiting in Los
Angeles for a few weeks. He left
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mahnsten of
Vancouver spent Thursday at the
C. Ratkie home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lynch spent
at
Breitenbush
the
week-end
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bell, Bessie
Bell and Margaret Haiman are
spending a few days at Breiten-
DANCE
BAND PARADE
Buddy Maleville
Thru
July
20
WILLIAMS
Griff
July
21
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27
Joe SUDY
July
28
to
August
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Mrs. Nick Farnstrom is spending
tiush Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond were in a few days at Eugene visiting her
Portland Saturday on business.
sister, Mrs. L. H. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes visited at
St. Helen* People Visit
the Louis Huntley home Wednes
Mk. and Mrs. Whitlock and day.
Dale Patton of St. Helens were
guests at the John Krinick home.
Jerry Steele of Tillamook was
a guest at the Mrs. W. D. Steele
and Oscpr Steele homes Sunday.
Jerry and Sharon Whitlock nave
been guests at the home of their ANDY DEVINE IS
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John CENUINE CLOWN—
Krinick. They returned home Sun-
Furnishing comedy high-spots in
day.
an
action-filled drama, Andy De
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Browning of
Salem spent Wednesday and had vine comes to the Joy theatre co
dinner in the evening at the C. I. starring with Richard Arlen in
Christensen home.
“The Devil’s Pipeline.”
Miss Sella Hubbard will be a
Said to be afforded ample op-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Kuck- portunities for his versatile comic
er for a while.
talents, Andy appears in the role
of an oil expert, who, with his pal,
Goble People Entertained
Arlen, is ordered to his company’s
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gregory of East Indian headquarters to un
Goble visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert cover suspected intrigue.
Nelson Saturday.
Noted for his ability to inject
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Holmes and impromptu gags and bits of “bus
son had dinner Thursday evening iness” into his roles, Devine was
with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar George reportedly in rare form during
and family.
production of “The Devil’s Pipe-
Mrs. Henry Nelson from Beaver- line."
ton is spending the ’ week at Mrs.
MAR1NES HEAD FOR JOY—
V. L. Powell’s home.
“Devil Dogs Of The Air”, which
Mrs. Sam Anderson and infant
daughter, Linda, and son, Leon. Warner Bros, bring back by pop
will spend the week at the C. I. ular demand, will be shown at the
Joy Theatre soon. It is a rollicking
Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crume have comedy drama romance of the av
returned from their vacation at iation corps of the U. S. Marines,
Mendle Point where they have carrying many breath-taking thrills.
been guests of Mrs. Crume’s The all star cast includes James
mother.
Cagney and Pat O’Brien in the
leading roles with Margaret Lind
Boeck Home Visitor«
say and Frank McHugh supplying
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larson and the romance and humor respect
family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ively.
BergerAon and family spent Satur-
day evening at the L. C. Boeck ‘SLEEPERS WEST’
EXCITING MYSTERY—
home.
With more thrills and bigger
s
Mrs. S. F. Shepard and sons
laughs than ever before, Lloyd
spent Sunday at Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Coburn and Nolan and Lynn Bari meet aboard
family spent Sunday and Monday the crash-bound “Comanche Limit-
ed” in “Sleepers West.”
at Cannon Beach.
Lloyd, again playing the i*ole
Mrs. Carl Adams and children
fast-talking
detective,
that
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bevens of
of San Diego were callers at the Michael Shayne, swaps wisecracks
with reporter Lynn Bari over the
Cloburn home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Handley whereabouts of the star witness
of Garden Home were guests of Shayne is escorting to a murder
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steele Sun trial. She’s blonde Mary Beth
Hughes, and a gangster is on board
day.
to keep her from testifying.
News of the
Theatre
Sunday
y BEACH PARK/
DANCE • SWIM « PICNIC ANO PLAY
Visit
Made
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corey of
North Plains were guests at the
John Krinick home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond were
among the many who spent Sun
day at Seaside.
NEWEST PEPPER
STARTS
RUN
HIT
daughters visited several beaches
over their vacation, staying over
night at Olsen’s Point in Netarts.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker
were Forest Grove business visitors
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker,
Ruby and Mildred, visited Mrs.
Thacker’s father, Sam Stowell of
Hillsboro July 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nissen and
children spent their vacation at the
home -of C. R. Watts at Nehalem.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thacker mo
tored to the beaches Sunday. While
there they visited their nephew,
Walter Wooldridge, who is guard
at the Bonneville plant at Astoria.
Mrs. Clyde McDonald and daugh
ter, Jean, and Patsy Thacker mo
tored to Sweet Home Sunday. Mrs.
McDonald brought her father and
mother home with her for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodgson,
Marietta Hodgson and Marx Al-
bright motored to Cannon Beach
Sunday.
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Bobby New is spending a few
days with the Hulan Thacker fam
ily.
Marx Albright of Portland is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hodgson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess and
children and Mulford Wolfe of
Portland spent the week-end visi-
ting with the M. E. Barrett and
H. E. Schram families, They also
attended the carnival in Vernonia,
The swimming pool is a busy
place these days as the heat keeps
all the young folk hugging the
banks trying to find a cool spot.
Week-end guests at the Otto
Michener home were Corporal El
mer Michener and Sergeant Ellis
Wooldridge. June Michener is visi
ting for a week with her parents.
Sunday the guests with Mrs. Mich
ener and children visited Mrs. Mich-
ener’s mother, Mrs. J. D. Worth,
in Forest Grove.
Spare light bulbs for headlamps
on cars not equipped with sealed
beam lights, also for rear lights
and extra fuses in case of a short
circuit should be carried for emer
gency use, particularly during the
vacation season. Failure of the
lights on a lonely country road is
doubly dangerous and inconvenient,
for fuses or extra bulbs might not
be readily available.
Helping Circle
Meet at Mist
MIST—The Mist Helping Circle
met Thursday of last week at the
home of Mrs. William Bridgers.
Three guests, the two Mesdames
Le Becks and Mrs. Lola Davis, ».etv
present. After the delicious pot
luck lunch was served, a short bus
iness meeting was held at which
time the members voted to give
their aid in an aluminum drive,
After the meeting Mrs. Siegenthalei
was honored with a birthday cake
and gift. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Roy Hughes
with Mrs. Eastman assisting the
Hostess.
William Bridgers has been lame
in his back and shoulders and is
taking treatments at Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes, mr.c
Maud Rodgers and Mrs. Myrtle
Holce have just returned fro«. a
trip to Canada.
Mrs. J. O. Libel was a Clatskanie
visitor on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundland
were business visitors in Portland
a couple oj days last week.
Mrs. Austin Dowling and son,
Bernard, took a trip over to 4th
to Marshfield, picking up some
friends and then going on to Lake
Odell, Klamath F..lls, Ashland,
Medford and Grants Pass. A lovely
trip and some lovely scenery.
Bud Ashby and family and Mrs.
William Keaton and Elsa were up
from Grand Ronde over the week
end during the 4th.
Norman Hanson has recently had
pneumonia.
Miss LaVerne Hanson had charge
of the central office during Mrs.
Holce’s absence in Canada.
Mrs. A. Dowling called on Mrs.
W. R. Johnson last Friday. Mrs.
Johnson is very ill we are sorry
CALLED
0
Held
Reunion
The Trotter families held their
annul family reunion at Hudson
park last Sunday. All five of the
brotheis, Acie, Sam, Newton, Char
lie and Wilson and their families
and three sisters, Mrs. Vane Burtt,
Mrs. Al Glenn and Mrs. Harold
Rash, and their families, were pres-
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wikstrom were
Portland visitors last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garlock are
staying with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Garlock, for a while.
George Jones is one of the fire
wardens again as in the past years.
He is stationed at Benson Lookout.
Mrs. T. W. Larson, Mrs. Knowles
rnd I. E. Knowles were in Clats
kanie Saturday as were Mrs. A.
Dowling and Bernard Dowling.
Picnic
Annual
Held
The members of the church of
the Seventh Day Adventist held their
annual picnic dinner at the home
of Ray Garlock last Sunday. The
weather was ideal for the picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Trotter
and Ayla were here from Elsie
Sunday and called on Mrs. New-
ton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Dowling.
Billy Carmichael was at home
over the week-end. He has been in
California with the soldiers oi
their six weeks maneuvers and was
just returning to Fort Lewis.
4th of July visitors at the J. 0.
Libel home were Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Burnham ar.d two boy«
from Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Lindberg and Larry from St. Hel
ens and Mr. and Mrs. George Johns
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Open for Business
Come to Babe’s and Les’s for your meals
Restaurant Now Open
Babe9* and Les9*
SOON—
“Five Little Peppers in Trobule”,
fourth in the popular series of
comedy dramas being made by Col
umbia from Margaret Sidney’s be
loved juvenile classics, opens soon
at the Joy Theatre. Featuring the
same cast as the earlier Pepper
hits, the film brings back Edith
Fellows in the role of Polly Pep
per, courageous “little mother” of
the brood. Other players who are
returning in the roles they created
are Dorothy Ann Seese, Ronald
Sinclair, Dorothy Peterson
Tommy Bond.
■GREAT
from Trip
Return
to report.
Mrs. Ralph George was a Mist
shopper Monday.
Mrs. A. Ashley’s sister is visiting
her at this time.
Mrs. Raymond McGee was up
from Grand Ronde Saturday. Mho
and Mrs. Carl Enneberg were Clats
kanie visitors also.
Mrs. A. R. Melis called on Mrs.
W. R. Johnson Thursday afternoon
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TREHARNE—Milo John under
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cent's hospital Saturday morning
for an injury received some time
ago while he was working at the
Sunset Logging company.
Mrs. McDaniel left Sunday for
an indefinite visit with her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. McDaniel, who reside in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Barrett and
Mrs. H. E. Schram were business
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Mrs. Nell Thacker and daughter,
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