Friday, Aug. 22, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
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Surprise Party
Held Tuesday
TIMBER—Mrs. Richard Marquez
entertained last Tuesday for her
daughter, Mary, on her twelfth
birthday
Bobby Bino was taken to the
Jones Hospital in Hillsboro Sunday
with pneumonia.
Maud Jones of Newberg was
a week’s visitor at the Ira Kilburg
home.
Dance
Successful
The dance Sathrdty night, spon-
sored by the P.T.A. was well at-
tended. The “Nightengales 1” 1 turn
ished the music. The quilt which
was awarded by the Ladies Am-
bulance Corps. Nine dollars was
cleared on the dance and seven
dollars and thirty cents on the i
luncjt. Another dance will be giv
,
en September 6 with the
music.
Quite a large crowd from here '
attended the IWA picnic at Ver
nonia Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn had
as Sunday dinner guests: Mrs.
Dunn’s mother, Mrs. Anna Farmen
of Mill City, her sister, Mrs. Cnils-
tensen, and son Jimmy of Forest
Grove and another sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mrs. and Mrs. Alvin
Ryder and family of Birkenfeld.
Russie Brown returned to her
home at Snoqualmie, Washington,
after visiting her brother, LaRue,
»nd family and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Geoffrey Brown, the past several
weeks.
E. C. Kubler accompanied Louis
Herceg to Portland one evening
where he visited his wife who is
ill. George True is taking Herceg’s
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place as car inspector.
Mrs. Lucinda Bino was very
pleasantly surprised when a group
of her friends called last Wed.,
to wish her a happy birthday,
Those enjoying a pot-luck dinner
were Mrs. Joe Reveal, Mrs. Ruth
Pinkley, Mrs. Nellie Kubler and
Billie, Mrs. Elmo Tallman and
Mr. and Mrs. John Bino.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLauchlan
ar.d Mary Ellen of Portland were
visitors here last Tuesday.
DeLais Kay is visiting her bro
ther, Kelly, in Beaver, California.
Alice Perry of Portland is now
cooking at the Gilmore hotel.
Etta Mae Wells was a visitor
here last week|
Robertson returned
Mrs. Jim —
Friday from Portland where she
has been the past month receiving
treatment for bronchitis and strep-
toccic infection.
Mrs. Lou Pappas and two chil
dren, Tony and Nickolas, of Port
land are spending this week at the
John Bino home.
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Note Books
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Pencil Tablets
3c to 10c
Crayonex and Crayolas No. 16
in
from Trip—
from a two week’s vacation. The
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kent and family motored as far south as
daughter, Erma, returned Monday California.
Here—
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As guests of the Tom Crawfords,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crawford of
Vancouver, B. C., have been visit
ing in Riverview for the past two
weeks. E. W. Crawford, who is
an instructor in a technical school'
in the Canadian city, is Tom Craw
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where they were the guests of
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Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kubler spent
from Friday night until Monday
night in Auburn, Washington, at
the home of Mrs. Kugler’s sister
and brother-in-law, Mrs. and Mrs.
H. P. Dykstra. Also with Mr. and
Mrs. A Boere at Enumclaw, Wash
ington.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Gales
Creek was a visitor Monday night
of Alga Ribbers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of
Portland were week-end guests of
Mrs. Price’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bino.
Mrs. Ida Kilburg was a Monday
visitor at the home of Mrs. Harry
Lehnbass in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. CI'ancey Gill of
Salem were callers Tuesday at the
B. .Tallman home.
Annabelle Dunn returned to her
home Saturday from Birkenfeld
where she spent last week with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Alven Ryder.
Mr. anu Mrs. L. H. VanZetten
and J. M. VanRossum of Portland
were visitors at the Ed Kubler
borne Sunday, August 10. They
were on their way to the beach.
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