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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1941)
.nia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Friday, Sept. 26, 1941, 2 Hunt on y€UK TCWN’S Tories Got 2 Doer— J. W. Brimmer and son, Harold, brought home two bucks Saturday after hunting in the Cochran vic inity. Smorgasbord, Saturday, October 25. I. O. O. F. hall. • In Army— Elmo Aldridge was inducted into the army in the armored force divi- sion September 10, it was learned recently. He is stationed in the Re placement Training Center at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Aldridge is a graduate of the local high school and attended Oregon State college. He has mi^ Springfield, Oregon, his home since the Bennett mill moved to that locality. Smorgasbord, Saturday, October 25. I. O. O. F. hall. Card Received— A card from Tom Bateman was received early this week. He wrote that the group, Mrs. Bateman, her mother, and Mr. Bateman's mother, were in Arizona and that they ex- pected to be in Vernonia on the 29th of this month. Here from Portland---- Visitors from Portland for the day Tuesday were Mrs. Florence Holtham, Miss Marjorie Holtham and Miss Helen Messing. Hunt in Dayville— Bob Spencer, Harold McEntire and Leslie Skuzie were in Dayville Saturday and Sunday to hunt. The men returned with 3 does. Smorgasbord, Saturday, October 25. the “IRVINE" Matched Set Engagement Ring I. O. O. F. hall. $82.25 $ 62.50 S As advertised in leading maga- zines. You are assured of quality and value by the Keepsake Cer- tificate of Registration and Guarantee. To Visit Mother— Mrs. Jack Potts and daughter. Gale, left for Los Angeles, Calif ornia, Saturday where they will spend several weeks visiting Mrs. Potts’ mother. || | || | £ | |h $ A. L. Kullander Here from St. Charles N. Rogers, county cor- oner of St. Helens, was in Vernonia Monday due to the death of Mrs. Thomas Juola. Watchmaker and Jeweler Watch Official for S. P. Inspector and S. Helens---- Ry. Leaves for School---- Miss Erma Kent left the fore part of this week for Oregon Col- lege of Education at Monmouth. Miss Kent is a sophomore at the college. Field Seed Hunt at Cochran— Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lumm and Jim Rainey hunted near Cochran last week-end and came home with a buck. Pasture Grass Seed Smorgasbord, Saturday, October 25. O. O. F. hall. I School Buster Creek— Jim Davies, Howard Rundell, Stanley Parker and Earl King hunt ed Sunday on Buster Creek. Enrolls at O. S. C.— Harry Culbertaon, Jr., motored RIVERVIEW—Walter Keene and to Corvallis Tuesday where he en Gerald Riley spent Sunday hunting. rolled in Oregon State college. L. L. Huntley, Cessie Ramer and Harry has attended Pacific Univ A. J. Ramer spent four days in ersity at Forest Grove for the past eastern Oregon. two years. Mrs. L. L. Huntley suffered an injury Monday when she tore a gash in her right arm. Mrs. John Krinick’s sister from Portland spent the week-end here with Mrs. Krinick. Her daughter, Mrs. Whitlock, and children spent Sunday here also. STONEY POINT—David Drisco'l Hunting Trip Undertaken who cut his knee some time ago is Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Harmon have still in bed, though slowly improv gone on a hunting trip to eastern ing. Lew Wilkerson and a party of Oregon. They expect to be back Sunday. other hunters spent the week-end Mrs. Jim Bond, Mrs. I. Bona and hunting in the John Day country. daughter and Mrs. Oscar Kapham- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker mer spent Saturday in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Willhite moved into the house vacated by spent Sunday evening at the Jim B. M. McKelvey. They moved in Bond home. Saturday from a house down town. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boeck spent Mr. and Mrs. Walker have just re Saturday in Hillsboro. cently moved from Burns to Ver Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker and baby visited at the L. C. Boeck nonia. home Saturday evening. Mill Installs Water System Attends Game Miss Rosalie Driscoll was among the Vernonia people who attended the football game in St. Helens last Friday. E. Shaffer and Fred Roediger hunted on the Salmonberry this week-end. Mrs. Chet Robbins and children visited at the Perry Browning home on Friday. Vernonia Trading Co H H MEN’S $1.29 H CHILDREN’S $1.19 H PINT THERMOS BOTTLES $1.00 H H H H »/rPINT THERMOS BOTTLES 89c H PAPER NAPKINS 15c H PAPER TOWELS H H H 10c H For Hardware—See Hoffman H Hoffman Hardware Co. H H H H H Phone 181 Vernonia, Oregon H H • mart lookin« that suit returned. is Skilled operator* are responsible for that • Uperb finish. Try us! Vernonia Agency, Wendell's Barber Shop A Bowling Alley. Riv erview Agency, Babe*. A Les’s. Phone 772 Forest Grove Cleaners Pickup Mon. 4 Thur.. Delivery Wed. A Sat. Ed. Roediger, Old Thomas Garage, Is Offering-- ’35 CHEVROLET Sedan, runs good; a fine motor; fine tires ................. $275 ’30 DURANT Sedan, good motor. Special .. $39 •29 STUDEBAKER Sedan —Runs fairly good $25 Special ................... See Ed Roediger Today! Old Thomas Garage Vernonia, Oregon Industry’s defense production job is equivalent to the task of building five Panama Canals a month. Large Variety Sutton, Zipper Slip-Overs Priced Í4.GO and Up. ÖU ‘Abe’ Lincoln Guaranteed Watch Repairing The Men’s Store w. T. JACOBS 1162 State Street Vernonia DR. GEORGE BUTTERFIELD OPTOMETRIST — EYE SPECIALIST Will be at KULLANDER’S Jewelry Store Friday, September 2G Make Appointments with Mr. Kullander Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted -- Terms—A small down payment, balance monthly X2X New Furniture A Tonic for Tired Homes BED ROOM SUITES New Shipment $49.75 BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESSES $29.50 UP DAVENO SETS 5-pieces include Daveno, Spring Rocker, Ottoman and 2 Pillows $69.50 l'i> Circulating Heaters large assortment $37.50 ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM RUGS 40 different rugs for selection up $5.50 UP COLE & COLEMAN OIL HEATERS $39.95 Up OAKLAND & MONTAG RANGES AXMINISTER RUGS $59,50 Up $37.50, $49.50, $52.50 CEDAR CHESTS Zenith and Crosley-Shelvadore Refrigerators SEE THE NEW COUNTESS MONTAG COM BINATION ELECTRIC AND WOOD RANGES COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Jewett 2%. Kush Al ■ I I A _< I •u > <1 M Go Hunting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell went hunting around Cochran Monday. Harry Howell and his brother, tee Howell, of Portland and a party of others spent Sunday hunt ing on the Salmonberry. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bodell and Sylvia Brady motored to Olympia, Washington, Sunday. Subterranean clover is one of the clovers that seems to have some possibilities in Columbia county as a forage and hay clover, both on the high lands and on the bottom lands. It is an annual crop. One of its characteristics is that it sends out runners with seed on near the ground and plants the seed itself, so to speak. It makes quite a satisfactory is high growth and is a clover that I in protein content. Subterranean clover is i a native of Australia where it ; is grown quite extensively. There are several varieties of this clover, but th" one that seems to be most adapted to conditions in Columbia county is the Mount Barker or Mid-Season strain. The time of seeding to best ad- vantage is during the month of September, as this clover under natural conditions, would start Vernania Furniture Store C. A. MacDonald, ownpr of Mountain Cedar Shingle mill, stalled a new water system for protection. Mrs. Noel Wood and Mrs. Walter Chambers visited with Mrs. Bond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. fl. Calhoon family of Newberg moved onto Anna Wood farm during this past Week. Charles Worth of Portland visited at the J. T. Hollett home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Boiiell, par- ents of Glen Bodell, left Wednesday for their home in North Platt, Neb- raska. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hillsberry and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelly of Forest Grove Sat urday. A hunting party consisting of Vurl Roberts. Albert Roberts. Grace Roberts, Shirley and Mary Roberts report very good luck. They hunt ed between Bend and Burns. Mrs. Melvin Baker accompanied Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boeck to Hills boro Saturday. When you «et your g»rm»nti from For est Grove, rip off the paper and ire the Here Water System Installed Leave for Nebraska IT’S ALMOST LIKE GETTING A NEW SUIT! Spent ! Special W. B. SclTndbly was in Vernonia Mr. and Mrs. William Larson of Monday on school business. Sohneb- Birkenfeld visited at the Melvin ly is county school superintendent. Baker home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Dejaegher In Lakeview— and children of Longview, Washing Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush, C. ton, were Sunday visitors at the N. Rundell and A. D. Lolley left Oliver Mellinger home. The Dejaeg- last Thursday morning for a hunt hers and Mrs. Mellinger are cousins. ing trip about 30 miles from Lake Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker visi view. They returned Tuesday with ted at the DeVaney home at Keasey 2 does, a large buck and a small Saturday evening. Vernonia, Oregon buck. The group visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rundell in Lakeview Returns to Portland while on their trip. Miss Ruby Condit returned to XHXMXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXH3 Portland where she has employ ment. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. MacDonald H H motored to Portland Thursday. Mrs. Allen Ray and children H H visited with Mrs. Everett Wood Monday. H H Miss .lune Wood and Ross Wilkins motored to Portland Saturday. Lunch Kits for Work and School Week-End Mrs. Ann Crume of Hillsboro spent the week-end at the H. H. Crume and C. I. Anderson homes. Guests at the W. L. Hall home Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hall and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family and Marjorie Lolley. Mr. and Mrs. Saintclare and daughter were guests Saturday eve Mellingers Go Hunting ning at the S. F. Shepard home. S. F. Shepard and Sam Bell mo Perry Mellinger anl Cleve Mell inger are visiting their brother, U. tored to Hillsboro Saturday on bus Mellinger, who lives near Bake-, iness. Oregon. The men expect to go hunting while there. Mrs. Perry Mellinger is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis, of Oregon City while Mr. Mellinger hunts near Baker. Oliver Mellinger Saturday enjoy- ed a birthday dinner given by his wife. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamping of Keasey, Joan and Billy Mellinger and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger. Visit the Bakers Man Here— Possibility for Clover Good Injured Arm Suffered Mon growing about this time of the year. There is a limited amount of seed available at the present time for seeding. The rate of seeding Is about 2 pounds per acre. One very important item is that it must be inoculated with Nitrifying Bacterii wh’ch can be obtained through the county agent’s office. GOLD LABEL Straight BOURBON Whitkey 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 Wadham’s canned goods offer you many items of the highest quality to make your work in prepar ing a meal more easy. Select the items you need from those in stock at King’s Grocery. HOUSEWIVES—Try the recipe suggested below by Harry King. SPANISH RICE 2 tbsp, butter 1 s tsp. pepper 2 cups canned tomatoes 1/3 cup minced onions 1 cup unpolished rice 2 minced green peppers 1 tsp. salt 2 cups boiling water Cook onion and pepper in melted butter. Add tomatoes, water and seasonings, and bring to a boil. Stir in rice and cook until tender. SHOP AT KING’S FOR THE ITEMS YOU NEED $1.00 PINT LM King’s Grocery and Market “Where Your Money Buys More” Phone 91 At the Mile Bridge, Riverview
