ionia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Friday, Aug. 1, 1941, V
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Mr. Makinster are brother and sis
ter.
Mr*. Skuzie 111—
yCUK TOWN’S TOPICS
Mrs. Leslie Skuzie is improving
after having been quite ill with a
severe case of flu which bordered
on pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pohlman of
Puyallup, Washington, spent part
of last Friday and Saturday here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey.
Mr. Pohlman is the owner of sev
eral variety stores in the vicinity
of Puyallup.
last Sunday at Seaside where they
Vi.it Mr*. Hoffman-
played golf.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman
Malm*ten* Have Gue*t*----
left Vernonia Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Malmsten and m their new Lincoln Zephyr for
children of southern California are McKenzie Bridge where they visi-
visiting at the home of Mr. Malm- ted until the following day with
sten’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Kate Hoffman at the Hoff.
Malmstem
man summer home.
Here from Salem—
Mr*. MacDonald Here—
Visitor*—
E. H. Washbum was in Vernonia
Mrs. W. F. MacDonald and son,
Monday on a short visit. His moth Billy, were in Vernonia Sunday
er, Mrs. Dora Washburn, returned riyht, leaving Monday. They are
to Salem with him for a visit there. calling Pendleton home for the
present but army moves are so un
Manager Vacation*—
Herb Pallant, manager of the certain, according to Mrs. Mac
Vernonia Safeway store, left on Donald, that they make no definite
his 10-day vacation Sunday, His plans for the future. At present
place in the store is taken during Lieutenant MacDonald is in Spok-
that time by Dolf Moon, market ane.
manager. Another market manager Climb Mt. St. Helens—
has been engaged during the time
Sunday Ray East, Hugh Caton
of Pallant’s absence.
and Jack Anderson motored to Mt.
St. Helens and climbed the moun-
In Portland---
L. H. Dewey spent Monday in tain for some distance. At Spirit
Portland transacting business rela Lake the boys by chance met the
tive to the Vernonia Miller Mer John Hatfields who had made the
trip with the Harold (Whitey) Gays
cantile store.
who are now living in Longview.
At Beach—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, Mr. Fred Thompson Here—
Fred Thompson, former Vernonia
and Mrs. Ben Brickel and Mr. and
Heath spent part of high school student, was in Ver
Mrs. W.
nonia Sunday visiting friends. Fred
is working in Portland as electric
welder helper.
Roberson* Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Dallas, Oregon, spent
here visiting their
Dan Casons and the
sons.
Roberson f
the week-end
parents, the
Hamp Rober-
Young Woman 111—
Miss Mary Katherine Norris has
been confined to her home since
last week with a severe cold which
settled in her lungs.
Dessy s is the place
find it if you’re looking
for refreshment and a
place to enjoy yourself
for
a
You
few
can’t
moments.
wrong
go
when you decide to
go to
Dessy’s
Tavern
Pick Bean*---
Mrs. Ed Frazee and Mrs. Ray
Plymale and children are at Alms-
ville at the present time where they
have work in the bean fields. They
will probably be employed there
until school starts next month.
Baby Born—
Paul Irvin Adams, weighing 6
pounds and 6 ounces, was born
Wednesday, July 23, at the Eman
uel hospital in Portland to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Adams.
Visit* Mother—
Miss Betty Jegan arrived last
week from San Francisco to visit
her mother, Mrs. Jack Heenan.
Betty is attending medical school
in that city.
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1st Quality
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DRYING RACKS
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SPRAY
Portland Guest* Here—
Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Johnson of
Portland and Mrs. Johnson’s mother
of Virginia were Sunday guests
of the A. J. Hughes. The two
families enjoyed a picnic at the
top of the O. A. hill.
Motor to Cannon Beach—
As guests of Mrs. Lyman Haw-
ken, Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Judd
Grednman, Mrs. E. J. Preston, Mrs.
Alice Estey and Mrs. J. W. Nichols
motored to Cannon Beach Thursday
of last week. The group surf-bathed
and swam in the nat during the
afternoon.
Return from Vacation—
Jantzen Beach Attracts
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crume and
family spent Sunday at Jantzen
Beach.
I. E. Crume returned to his home
in Glenwood Friday. He spent sev
eral days at the H. H. Crume home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson from
Seaside were fuests at the W. T.
Graves home Sunday.
Hale Graves is in San Biego
where he has employment at the
Consolidated Aircraft Co. He hopes
to get in the Douglas plant.
Mrs. Lottie Keltle and daughter,
Adaline, from Bellingham, Mrs
Mary Gardner and Mr. and Mrs.
E. Winis from Hoquiam, Washing-
ton, spent three days at the J. F.
Penney home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Fowler md
Kenneth Fowler spent Sunday at
St. Helens visiting their mother
who is ill.
Miss Elsie Long from Washing
ton spent the week-end at the O.
Estes home.
Richard Gwin has returned home
from a week’s vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hawken
and son, Lyman, Jr., returned Sun Motor to Grove
day from a two weeks vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. '(C. Makinster,
spent at their cottage at Cam.
Beach. Hawken is manager of the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crane and
local Standard distributing stauon. Buck Davis motored to Forest Grove
Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. E.
Olin* Return—
A. Fritch. Mrs. Fritch is a sister
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin returned of Mrs. Makinster and Buck Davis.
the latter part of last week after
Mrs. Jim Bond is now visiting
spending two weeks vacationing in relatives in Raymond, Washington.
Canada. They were at Lake Louise
Mr. and Mrs. John Krinick spent
and Banff.
Sunday at Gales Creek visiting Mrs.
Krinick’s sister.
Vale Visitor* Heri
C. Buckner and son and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Burrow and sons, Mrs. C. N. Rundell spent Saturday
Judd and Bobbie, arrived from at Forest Grove.
Vale Thursday morning of last
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mar of For
week to visit at the home of Mrs. est Grove were guests at the nome
Burrow’s parents, the Judd Green of Mr. and Mrs. C. Buckner Sun
mans.
day.
Group Coe, to Idaho—
Mrs. Alma Sitts, Mrs. James Em
mons and son, Donnie, accompanied
Mrs. Lulah Fullerton on an auto
trip to Idaho where each of the
ladies are visiting relatives. The
group is expected to return to
Vernonia the latter part of this
week. During Mrs. Fullerton’s ab
sence H. M. Culbertson and sons
are reshingling the roof of Mrs.
Fullerton’s house.
Portland People Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Burnett of
Portland were visitors at the
Leonard Johnson and Ralph Cobat
homes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat spent
the week-end in Portland.
Mrs. Fred McDonald from Pendle
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Killingburg
were guests at the Snider home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson were
Birth Announced—
Portland visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nanson are
Mr. and Mrs. John Elder spent
announcing the birth of a son, Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Noble
James Alien, at the Forest Grove Dunlap’s home at Natal.
hospital on Tuesday, July 29. The
baby weighed 6 pounds and 6 Portland Visitor«
ounces. The Nansons live on the
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch spent
O. A. hill.
Sunday in Portland visiting Mr.
Attend* Paper Festival—
and Mrs. Miller Lenbach.
Mr. and Mrs Dick Lynch and
Mrs. Alice Estey spent the week
end in Camas, Washington, visiting Mrs. Merle Cline spent Monday in
relatives, and enjoying the paper Portland on business.
festival held there at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. W.' B. Best and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Best from Mill
Portland Girl Visit*—
City spent Tuesday at the E. A.
Miss Cleta Gilbert, who is em Snider home.
ployed as secretary in Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lyster spent
arrived Saturday evening to remain the week-end at Mrs. Lyster’s home
until Sunday as the guest of Mrs. at Knappa.
Mae Lemons and Mrs. Robert Hol-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hopkins and
comb.
Examination*---
Civil Service examinations have
been announced for the positions
of Engineman (steam) and Assist
ant Engineman (steam) to fill ex
isting and future vacancies in the
U. S. Quartermaster Corps, War
Department, in the states of Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Washington.
Applications must be on file not
later than August 18, and informa
tion may be obtained at the post
office.
of this city were the guests of
Mrs. Kate Hoffman at McKenzie
Bridge, for a couple of days this
week.
Ludwig* Return—
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig and
daughter, Edith, and son, Leo, re
turned Monday from a months vac
ation. The family motored to Iowa
where they visited relatives.
Eaptismal Service Held—
Reverend H. R. Seheuerman bap
tized 8 persons Sunday afternoon,
Guest*—
July 27, in that section of Rock
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Livingstone Creek known as “Black Waters”.
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family spent Saturday at Portland
visiting Mr. Hopkins’ mother.
Picnic Attended
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Mathews
spent Sunday at the P.mona Grange
picnic at Big Eddy Park.
John Baker has returned from
Sand Lake where he has been a
guest of Melvin Baker.
Melvin Powell was home over
the week-end from the Iron Peak
Logging Co. where he is Fire War-
den for the summer.
Mr. and Mis. C. J. Corrigan
and Mrs. V. L. Powell and Merda
Nelson spent Thursday at Seaside.
Mrs. Hugh Coburn spent Satur
day and Sunday morning at her
daughter’s home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crane of
Los Angeles, who have been visiting
at the C. C. Makinster home for
the past several week ■>, left Tues
day morning for W shington. Thev
will visit relatives in Everett,
Seattle and Sedro Woolley before
returning here for another short
visit on their way to their home
in Los Angeles.
Crane and
A. Pecple Here
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medcr cf
Los Ahgeles ar; now visiting at
the C.- C Mak’nster home. Mrs
Meder i, Mr. Makinster’s sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dav's, Miss
Helen Sm’*h and Mr. Blaker of
Banks visited Sunday afternoon :.t
th? C. C. Makinster home.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bassett spent
F’ iday and Saturday at Aberdeen-
Washington, and Sunday at Shel
ton. Washington.
M'S. C. Ratkie, Betty Ratkie, and
Ber* Keck mot red to Portland on
business last week.
J hnnv Keck frem Shelton, Wash
ington. is spending the week at the
Bert Keck and C. Ratkie homes.
Miss Erlene Jenkins, who arrived
from Colorado the first of June
to visit at the E. L. Lloyd home,
)<>ft Tuesday for Portland where
will' be employed for a month
before returning here.
M-r«. L. R. Parcells and children
left Saturday for th’ir new home
n°ar Bremerton, Washington, where
Mr. Parcella has been employed
in the Naval Yards for the pa»t two
weeks. Walter Parcell» who is em
ployed in the O.
mill will re
main in Vernonia.
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When the children come in tired and hot from
play give them a light lunch to keep them alert.
Order your needs today at King’s.
“Where Your Money Buys More”
Buy Now Before Prices Advance
Zenith Washers ......... $49.95 — $59.95 — $69.95
Zenith Refrigerators 6.4 cu. ft. box
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Bed Room Suites
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Stainless Steel Dinette Sets $18—$36.50—$38.50
In blue and white and red and white
Early American Dinette Sets
Electric Hot Plates priced from
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$ j JO to $9.45
Axminister Rugs 9 x 12 .... $35—$39.50—$49.50
Shipment of Wood Circulating Heaters Bought
Before Price Advance—BUY NOW AND SAVE
MONEY!
Vernonia Furniture Store
Jewett A. Bush
Do you
believe in
monopoly?
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One thing that has made America a
great country is this
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Any man with the courage to start
a new business- -or sell a better prod
uct at a better prie
Quart
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREEN
Foot
Box
35c
35c
65c
V
10c
Hoffman Hardware Co
Vernonia, Oregon
H
open competitive examina-
tion has been announced for the
position of Rigger to fill' existing
and future vacancies at the Puget
Sound Navy Yard at Bremerton.
Applications may be filed until
further notice and information may
be obtained at the post office.
An
RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mr«. E.
G. Roediger, Jr., spent Sunday at
the stock auto r-.ces in (Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Roediger.
Jr., and Mrs. C. I. Anderson spent
Saturday at Forest Grove.
Cl.00
$1.29
98c
$1.25
$1.25
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is free to do so.
And he also is free to compete for
customers by advertising the advan
tages he offers.
Make a note to try a bottle
of Barclay’s Private Stock
Straight Rye Whiskey. You’ll
be mighty glad you did. It’s
only $1.85 a quart and 95c
a pint ... a real buy!
Advertising is one of the simplest safe'
guards against monopoly.
It lets each man tell his story—and
the public picks the winner.
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