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Friday, Aug. 8, 1941, A
Underpasses
Constructed
Several Oregon citiei have con
structed pedestrian tunnels, or
underpasses, for the safety of per
sons
otherwise walk
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Next time you call for
a bottle, make it Gold
Label. It’s got what it
takes when it comes to
taste.
$1.90
QUART
$1.00
PINT
Jas. Barclay t Company, Ltd., Peoria, Illinois
Ti mia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
busy streets or highways,
ac>
one of the most recent projects of
this type in Oregon being under
the bridge on the coast highway at
Depoe Bay, according to the state
traffic safety division.
Engineering projects such as
these contribute greatly toward
pedestrian protection in Oregon and
were one of the contributing fac
tors which enabled Oregon to take
second place in the nation-wide
Pedestrian Protection contest con
ducted by the American Automobile
association last year, safety offic
ials say.
Where such engineering develop
ments are available,x pedestrians
should make use of them for their
own safety, even if it necessary to
go a little out of the way to util
ize them.
Scalded Foot
Is Reported
TIMBER—Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Tallman had as Saturday guests,
Mrs. Juanita Ebbert and Sion, Gor
don, Jr., of Monmouth. Mrs. Ebb
ert was on her way to Clatskanie
where she spent the night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sehorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riggle and
George Riggle of Tophill were
visitors Thursday evening at the
Tailman and Kilburg homes.
Mrs. Ida Page of Portland ar
rived Monday for an indefinite stay
at the Kilburg home.
Mrs. Ida Zelanes is employed at
Jake's Cafe, while he is on vac-
ation.
Woman Scalds Foot
Louise Malsam, cook at the Gil
more hotel, scalded her foot quite
bady with boiling coffee and will
be off duty two weeks or longer.
Miss Alga Ribbers spent Tuesday
in Portland, where she visited Miss
Georgia Blankenbickler and Mrs.
LaVern Walters.
Gloria Marshall went to Portland
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Sunday where she will spend sev
eral days visiting with her sister,
Lorraine.
Ray Elliott was sent out lrom
Portland to work on the extra
board as S. P. fireman. Mrs. Elliott
and Richard are staying at the
Fred Ganuschke home for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Elliott were
Saturday visitors at the A. F. El-
l:ott home at Witch Hazel.
day leave.
Attend Shower
Mrs. Donald Sundland attended
the shower for Mrs. William Larson
at Birkenfeld last week.
Some of the Mist Helping Circle
members are sewing for the British.
The regular meeting on August 28
at Mrs. Hughes' should see all mem
bers present to get in on a chance
to help.
Machinist Relieved
Delmar Jones has been heiprng
L. D. Long of Portland has re-
lieved Percy McCampbell as mach A. R. Melis with the hay baling as
inist at the round house, while .tie. has Jackie Nelson.
and Mrs. McCampbell are on a Attend Round-Up
vacation to California.
Mrs. A. F. Elliott of Witch Hazel
The C. O. Hayden family attend-
was a Monday visitor of her sister, ed the Taft Red-Head Round-Up
Mrs. Fairy Castle.
the past week-end.
Mrs. Anthony Kilburg and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Batson and
Ronald, of Hillsboro were Satur
day visitors of Mr. Kilburg’s moth Agnes were in Portland Saturday.
Irving Knowles accompanied Mr.
er, Mrs. Ida Kilburg.
Thursday dinner guests at the and Mrs. Chet Alexander from
E. C. Kubler home were Frieda Vernonia to Seattle Friday eve-
Stadter, Chris Hurd, Bill Brown ning, returning home Sunday.
Tom Enneberg is taking his vac-
and Pauline Kubler, all of Port
land.
ation this week, he works for Mat-
hew Brothers.
Return* from Hospital
LaVerne Hanson is assisting in
Walter Gildner was brought home the Bridger’s household during the
from a hospital during the week absence of Mrs. Bridgers. Irene
end after spending several days Holce is helping in the store work.
there with a kidney infection.
At Taft
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffart and
Shady Lane took in the Red-Head*
sons, Joe and Jake, left Saturday
for California to spend a week’s Round-Up at Taft during the past
vacation with relatives and friends. week-end.
Miss Betty Lane from Buxton
Mrs. Bonita Ohler of Snoqualmie,
Washington, spent the week-end and Mrs. Reynolds, her grandmother,
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Geof- were callers at the A. Dowling home
frey Brown.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Katona and
Russell Smith and Ben Hart spent
Mickey and baby and Bud Hallam
Sunday at Neahkahnie.
of Dixon, California, were guests
Complete Sale
of the Holmstroms during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Hart made
a business trip to Portland and
Hillsboro Friday where they com-
pleted arrangements for the sale
of their various pieces of property.
Remus Branson
~
was the purchaser.
Mrs. John Bino went to Portland
A picnic of the Clatskanie, St.
Friday where she spent a few days
at her daughter’s home. Her daugh- Helens and Scappoose Townsend
clubs and all other Townsend club
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. members and friends is slated for
Charles Price, accompanied her
Sunday, August 10th at Hudson
home Saturday and spent Satur-
Park, >an announcement this week
day and Sunday with Mrs. Price’s
makes known. A speaker has been
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bino.
engaged and other attractions will
Mrs. John Marchel was a visitor make the affair enjoyable. Those
in Portland Monday.
who attend should bring a basket
lunch, the announcement of the
affair stated.
Picnic Date
Is August 10
linens will be awarded by members
of the Nehalem Social cub, the
sponsors.
Animal Control
Work Started
Predatory animal control work
will be carried on again by Shirley
Kirtland, government trapper, who
began work on August 1. The work
had been deferred duriny the month
of July.
Any person having trouble with
predatory animals destroying stock
should report the depredations either
to Shirley Kirtland at Vernonia or
to the county agent’s office at St.
Helens.
Get Your
CROWN FEEDS
at the
Vernonia
Son Visits—
Mr. and Mrs. Reese V. Scott
and daughter, Suzan, of Portland
spent last Sunday afternoon here
visiting with J. T. Scott. Reese
Scvitt is a son of J. T. Scott.
Trading Co
Vernonia, Oregon
NOTICE
On Saturday evening, August 9,
at 8 o’clock, at The Apparel Shop,
the chest of drawers filled with
We Invite You
To try our new equipment for finishing shirts.
You will be amazed at the results! Your shirt,
when finished with our new machine, will stay
pressed one day longer than when finished with
an ordinary shirt press.
We also use a new starch compound which gives
a smoother and nicer finish on collars and cuffs
yet makes them appear soft.
In addition to the above we have purchased new
machinery for finishing wool and gabardine
shirts.
A Trial Will Convince You of Our Greatly
Improved Service
Vernonia-Seaside
Laundry & Cleaners
California Trip
Started Sunday
MIST—Mrs. William Bridgers
left Sunday for Berkeley, Califor
nia, by plane for a week’s visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills. Mrs.
Bridgers will accompany the Mills
home in a week. Mr. Mills
been attending school there
summer.
Mrs. George Jones called on
Austin Dowling one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds were
here from Tideport over the week
end. Mr. Reynolds is working there
at the present.
Eastman* Have Guests
Guests at the L. B. Eastman
home during the week were Arthur
Eastman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eastman from Portland.
Bernard Dowling spent the week
end in Portland.
The Newton Trotter family call
ed on his brother, Acie, Saturday.
L. Wikstrom and son, Sonny, are
interested in logging around Taft.
They were Jiome over the week
end.
Mrs. Martha Coombs from Jewell
was a guest of the Galentine fam
ily one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto twttner have
both been ill, and Sonny Osborn,
who is at Fort Lewis, was called
home for that reason. He got a ten
Refreshment
Mellow and smooth, it’s
the kind of refreshment
that hits the spot and
you know you’ve had
something!
Try
freshing beverage today
by coming to
Dessy’s
Tavern
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CELERY
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PEACHES
Hale’«—wonderful slicers
LEMONS
Sunkist
GRAPES
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