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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1941)
6 Friday, Aug. 1, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Milo Utiger, Leta Welch of Oregon last Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of City and Anne McDonald of Port Portland spent last week-end with land. Mr*. Price’* parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Bino. Much Aluminum Collected at Timber TIMBER—A large collection of aluminum was received at the gym Saturday night at the aluminum drive. Wesley Gildner who has just ___ _ a course in meteoralogy completed at a school in Chicago, Illinois, is spending a few days with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gildner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braden of Carlton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Cdstl'e. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gill returned Sunday from Detroit, Michigan, with a new automobile. They were gone two weeks. Water Carnival Viewed Mr. and Mirs. Elmo Tallman spent Sunday at the Water Carn ival at Netarts. On returning home they visited in W heeler at the George Ritthaler home. Mrs. Fred Ganuschke, Mrs. Art hur Elliott, Mrs. David Castle and son, Phillip, attended the funeral services of Mrs. Fred Burgess at Lincoln Memorial Park last Sat urday. Mrs. Burgess will' be better remembered here as Goldie Elliott. Week-End Guest Portl'and were Saturday evening callers at the Kilburg and Tallman homes. They were enroute to Sea- side, where they spent Sunaay. Mrs. Howard will be remembered here as Anita Shiffer. Mrs. Mary Hart spent from last Friday until Tuesday in Portland at the home of her sister, Mrs. Emmett Murphy, and family. Georgia Blankenbickler of Port land was a visitor of her parents Sunday. Sunday Visitor* Noted Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cutright of Gales Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cutright of Gaston were Sunday visitors at the David Castle home. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sanderson returned Monday from a three weeks visit in Oklahoma. George McCuistion accompanied a group of girls to Balm Grove to the dance Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klein and Shirley were visitors Sunday at Tigard. George Pack of Portland was a dinner guest Sunday at the E. C. Kubler home. Arthur Benefiel, who is station ed with a group of ten other boy3, at Old Wolfe Creek camp for the purpose "t fire protection, was a caller at the William Huffman home Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Green left Tuesday for Tillamook where Mr. Green is employed with the B and B “gang”. Miss Pauline Kubler of Portland was a Saturday night and Sunday guest of her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kubler. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elliott and son, Richard, of Toledo, spent the week-end with Mr. Elliott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott. Mrs. Ida Cutright is spending an indefinite time with her daughter, Mrs. Fairy Castle. Leave for New Home Mrs. Courtney Syverson of Haz eldale was a visitor of Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Bill' Tocher left Huffman last Tuesday night. Tuesday night for Portland where they met Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Relief Man Called McIntire and left Thursday night Clarence Cornelius left for Port- for Carlsbad, California, where land Monday after having been called here as relief man at the they expect to make their home. Mrs. Henry Busch of Watts was S. P. roundhouse. Barney Webb a visitor of her daughter and son- has been ill .the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Castle, Sunburn Can*«* Illness Alga Ribbers was ill at her home with sunburn, and could not be on duty at Jake’s Cafe, for four days last week. Mrs. Ruba Bryan of Portland was a guest Monday of Alga Rib bers. Mr. and Mrs. B. Tailman attend ed the miscel'aneous shower given at the W. B. A. hall at Buxton for Mrs. Tallman’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Riggle, who were recently married. Seventy-five people took part. Grange Picnic Is Attraction KEASEY—Mr. and Mrs. L. O Gillham attended the Grange pic- nie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Poynteîr joined the Grange Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Templeton visited at the L. O. Gillham home Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pettijohn and Mrs. Grace Pettijohn of Port- land spent the week-end at their cabin on Rock creek. Hospital Stay Ended Harold Kreiger, who has been in the hospital for the past nine weeks, returned to his home Sun- day. He is very sick yet. Visitors at the J. O. DeVaney home ver the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dusenberry and daughter, Cora, from Camp Mc- Gregor, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wester- berg and Mrs. Jessie DeVaney from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McDonald visited at the Lindsley home Friday evening. Callers at the G. A. White home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Miller and Mrs. DeWitt. Family Return* to Home The Frank Morris family return ed to their home Friday from Cal ifornia where they have been working in the fruit orchards. Mrs. Rickard, who has been visi- ting at Frank White’s, to Dallas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Counts ant ^daughter, Betty, and M^. Bonnick attended the Grange Saturday eve ning. They also attended the picni Sunday at Big Eddy Park. Priscilla White is visiting ii Salem and Dallas this week. Mrs. Carl DeVaney visited at Herb Counts home Saturday. News of the Theatre ■ I’LL WAIT FOR YOU’’— Robert Sterling and Marsha Hunt, who dawned on the screen as a romantic team in “The Penalty,” are reunited in a tense human drama in “I’ll Wait for You,” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s story of loyalty and regeneration. “I’ll Wait for You” deals with a young racketeer, educated in the underworld, who in escaping from the police is forced to hide on a down-East farm. Among simple, trusting country folk he finds a tew side of life he never knew existed and a new philosophy. •NAVAL ACADEMY WILL OPEN SOON— Filmed amid a stirring back ground of feuds, fights and furious rivalry, Columbia’s “Naval Acad emy” opens soon at the Joy Theatre. With Freddie Bartholomew, Jimmy Lydon and Billy Cook play ing the featured roles, the picture tells the exciting story of three typ ical American kids whose paths Features that express the latest cross at a training school' for Naval note of modernity in electric re Cadets. frigerator design are revealed in the convenience and style offered by 1941 model Frigidaire electric refrigerators, according to Ken White, Frigidaire dealer here. Similar improvements also have been created in the design of this year’s iFirigid|aiire eiectric range models with the addition of new features and unusual cabinet styl- iilg. “For instance, an advanced type eludes Hank Bell, Jack Rockwell of top heating unit permits an in- and Paul Sutton. crease of up to 18 percent more speed; and each top unit has a JOAN CRAWFORD, MELVYN DOUGLAS IN DRAMATIC HIT— stainless steel' drip tray which is Thrills, excitement and stark easy to remove and clean. drama mingle with heart-interest in “A Woman’s Face,” story of a McKenzies Have Guests— Guests at the J. W. McKenzie womian turned criminal through ugliness, who works out her regen heme Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. eration with a new-found beauty. Harold Gay of Longview. Starring Jean Crawford and Melvyn Douglas, with Conrad Veidt in a Special powerful supporting role, the pic 80% Collision ture comes soon to the Joy Theatre. ALL KINDS OF Miss Crawford plays the scarred woman, enemy of mankind, restor INSURANCE ed to beauty by Douglas’ plastic SEE surgery, but the slave of a crim James F. Rainey inal madman, played by Veidt. The House 38, O-A Hill struggle between the two men, one Or Anywhere offering sanctuary from a cruel world, the otfier a chance to change STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES her fate, provides gripping mom ents. Dealer Notes Range Design “PENNY SERENADE" OPENS HERE SOON— Irene Dunne and Cary Grant are brilliantly co-starred in George Stevens’ new romantic drama, “Penny Serenade,” which o<pens soon at the Joy Theatre, Based upon Martha Cheavens’ magazine novel, “Penny Serenade” describes the domestic joys and difficulties of a newspaperman and his wife. In the cast are Beulah Bondi, Ed gar Buchanan and Ann Doran. ACTION DRAMA IS DUE HERE— “The Pinto Kid,” Charle.. Star rett’s latest and greatest outdoor action drama, begins its run at the Joy Theatre soon. The new Colum bia film, with Louise Currie in the leading romantic role, is a breath taking story of the old west just after the Civil Uar. Bob Nolan and his singing Sons of the Pioneers head the featured cast which in- Sunday Visitor* Told Visitors at the Frank White home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rickard and two __ children, ______ , and Mrs. Noel Dickey and daugh ter, Betty, from Dallas. Mr. Rick ard and Mrs. Dickey are brother and sister of Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Luther and son and Mrs. Seth Peat and daugh ter of Portland were Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna Luther. Mrs. Ellen Luther accompanied them back to Portland. Mrs. Harry Bales’ sister and brother-in-law from Omaha, Neb raska, are visiting at the Bales' home. Callers at the Bruce McDonald home during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Carkin, Mrs. David Forsberg of Camas, Wash ington, Mrs. L. A. Rogers, Jean nette and Joanne Chance, Grandma Johns, Alta Johns of Vernonia. James H. 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