Thursday, March 12, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon 3
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Mrs. Myrtle Holce and Mrs.
Roy Hughes made a trip into
Washington Monday.
Mrs. A. Dowling called on Mrs.
Ed Reynolds Thursday. Mrs. Mary
Mother-Daughter Banquet Business Women’s Club
Garlock was caring for her before
Plans Discussed—
Meets Tuesday Night—
she
was taken to the hospital.
Hostesses for the Tuesday night
Plans for the annual Mother and
Mrs. George Turner was down
Daughter banquet were disccussed meet of the Vernonia Business Wo­
at the March 4 meeting of the men were Miss Betty Mulkey and from Vernonia Thursday, being
Evangelical Missionary society. Mrs. Mrs. Rosa Steen. During the busi­ called by the illness of her mother-
Sidney Malmsten, president, appoint­
ness meeting the group voted to in-law, Mrs. Reynolds.
ed a committee to set tho date and
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones have
give
$2 for the drive for funds to been placed on the lookout to ob­
procure a speaker.
Mrs. Lewis Laramore led the de- gj towards furnishing quarters for serve. They left for the lookout
votionals on the subject of “Stew­ convalescing soldiers.
Friday. They will watch night and
ardship” and Mrs. Judd Greenman
Mis. Ina Scott continued irom day.
reviewed a chapter, “The Seed and the previous mee.ing her interesting
Austin Corli is driving the high
the Soil,” from the study book.
lecture on “Relaxation” which was school bus for Mr. W. R. John­
In honor of both Mrs. Sidney followed by questions and discussion son who has been on the sick list
Malmsten and Mrs. Charles Marm- by the club.
several months.
ten far their birthdays, the Polly
Several of the boys are leav­
On March 24, Miss Betty Gallo­
Anna circle served small cup cakes way will entertain at her apart- ing Thursday, being called by
and tea during the social hour.
ent and will also provide the pro- Uncle Sam. They are: Sunny Wik­
gra which will have to do with strom, Earl Knowles, Lloyd Beach,
Mrs. Fletcher Is Hostess
Weyne Reynolds and Elmer Cam-
some phase of economics.
berg.
For Club Meet—
Lloyd Beach made a trip to his
The O. A. Bridge club met Thurs­
sister’s home in Washington the
day of last week at the home of
first of the week, taking some of
Mrs. Richard Flutcher. Mrs. Walter
hs personal belongings to leave
Vaughan held high score. Mrs. Vir­
while serving his country.
gil Moore of Portland, Mrs. Flet­
Delmar Jones stays with the J.
cher’s mother, substituted for Mrs.
.MIST—Earl Roper’s mother re­ O. Libel family during the school
C. L. Anderson who because of ill­ turned to her home near Tillamook week while his folks are at the
ness was unable to be present.
Sunday after spending the past lookout, post.
week witji her son and wife.
Dinner guests at the Wikstrom
Legion, Auxiliary Plan
The Nehalem Unit of demonstra­ home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Birthday Party—
tion met Friday at the home of Joe Roeser and Mr. anl Mrs. Mel­
A joint meeting of the American Mis. Knowles with 19 ladies pres­ vin DeRock.
Walter Turner was a business
l egion and Auxiliary is planned for ent. Mrs. Casswell was there as
Monday evening of this week at was Mrs. Azela Layer from Cor­ visitor in the village Monday even­
<he hall when members of the two vallis who gave a very interesting ing.
Sunday visitors a week ago at
groups will gather to celebrate the talk on “Women in the Homes As
83rd anniversast-y of the founding a Good Defense Work.” A delic­ the home of Mrs. Jake Dowling
ious dinner was served by the at Mayger were Mr. and Mrs.
of the organization in 1919.
hostesses,
Mrs. Bridgers and Mrs. Noble Dunlap, Mrs. Mary Peterson,
The Legion Junior Girls group
will furnish entertainment for the Sundland, with added pot-luck. The and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linsay.
afternoon was given over Jo Mis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Melis are
evening.
All members of the Legion and Casswell and the subject “Foods enjoying a visit from their cousin
and a Victory Garden.” Our next from New York.
Auxiliary are urged to attend.
meeting will be with Mrs. Libel
the first Friday in April.
Corporal Turner
Mrs. Ed Reynolds was brought
Weds March 2—
heme last Wednesday but had to
Miss Jennie Mae Carter, daughter be taken to the Clatskanie hos­
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carter, for­ pital Sunday evening. We have
mer residents of this city, and Cor­ rot learned her condition at this
STONEY POINT—Mr. and Mrs.
poral George M. Turner, son of time.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner of
Melvin DeRock and wife and William Ellis and family of Oregon
IVernonia, were wed March 2, at L. Wikstrom were here over the Osty were Sunday callers at the
Fort Lewis, Washington. Corporal week-end frenf Grande Rounde and Perry Mellinger and Oliver Mellin­
ger homes.
Glen Hall was best man.
Taft.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Michener
would like for their many friends
to know that their son, Elmer,
JLf KT'KJ Would you stand over a hot stove
has received a sergeant rating.
*T**^A^ to bake the, bread and cakes you
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Shaffer and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Swanger mo­
need for the meals you eat?
tored to Portland Saturday.
On the 1st of March Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Taylor and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. Otto kitchener and fam­
So don’t ask your wives to do something you
ily motored to Fort Lewis where
wouldn’t do. Instead, get your bread and pastry
they visited Sergeant Elmer Mitch-
needs from the
erer and Sergeant Ellis Woolbridge.
Mrs. Carl Davis’ sister and her
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family, the Paul Blackwells, were
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callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Davis recently. The Black
wells are from Willamina.
Stoney Point is wecoming new
neighbors, the E. A. Elliott family.
The Elliotts moved into the house
f"rmerly occupied by the Kenneth
Walkers.
THERE’S A
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Michener and
DIFFERENCE
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Otto Mitcherer home.
IN GREASE!
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger
gave a dinner on Sunday for Mr.
and Mrs. William Ellis and family
Defend your car against excessive wear by
and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellinger.
having Heath lubricate it regularly. The cor­
Gilbert Bergerson of Seattle Was
rect lubricants will prevent wear and make your
also a caller at the Oliver Mellinger
home on Sunday evening.
car serviceable for many more years.
Mrs. Otto Michener is making
reguar trips to Forest Grove where
>be is being treated for high blood
pressure.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger
end fam’lv motored to Oregon City
Riverview
Phone X57
rnd Portland Saturday.
LET’S EE SOCIABLE
Mrs. Casswell
Talks to Unit
NeW Family Moves
To Stoney Point
YOU WOULD NOT
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VERNONIA BAKERY
Accident Causes
Death Wednesday
TIMBER—'Robert (Bob) Dunn,
who had lived in this commmunity
the past seven years, died at the
General Hospital in Forest Grove
ai 9:25 p. m. Wednesday, after be­
ing injured earlier in tihe day
from an accident which occured
while being employed at the Powell
Logging Co. He was 18 years of
,'ge, and was born at Billings, Mon­
tana, October 8, 1924. He leaves
to mourn his loss, his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn,
two sisters, Anna Belle and Pat­
ricia, and two brothers, William
and Russell, besides a large group
of friends. He graduated from high,
school. Services were held Sunday
at the Forest Grove undertakers
with interment at Forest Grove
cemetary.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rub­
ier attended a Southern Pacific
.Association dinner at the Roose­
velt Hotel, Portland, Monday night,
in honor of I ouis Roehrig, who
takes his pension. Mr. Roerig was
a boiler maker foreman.
Sergeant Lorraine Tallman of
Pendleton arrived home Saturday
morning, on a five-day furlough,
to attend the funeral of Bob Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Daugherty
and son, Frank, moved to Shields
camp last Sunday.
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
JOY THEATRE
Thursday and Friday, March
12 and 13
PRIVATE
March
Saturday,
STEAK
there are no electric lines to tangle your string.
And if ycu do happen to accidently get your kite
in the wires, don’t try to remove it. Call the
Eled,trie company and they will get it down
choice wines to­
night. See how it
brings out new
flavors—makes
dinner a feast!
Andy
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CHEVROLET’S
Car Conservation Plan
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* * * * LEADER *
March
OWNERSHIP
For all motorists who want to keep their cars serving
dependably, the words to remember are: See your
local Chevrolet dealer. ... Chevrolet originated the
"see you through."
CONSERVE COOLING
Keye,
MISS POLLY
Slim Summerville
Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday. March 18, 19, and 20
KEEP ’EM FLYING
COMING-
Lou
Our
Clouds
Over
Wife—Burma
Swamp Water—Honky Tonk
V
the
BRAKES
—see him at regular Intervals—if you want your car to
Always tee your local
THE WOLF MAN
War
CONSERVE
Conservation.” ... He gives skilled, reliable, economical
Devine
Claude Rains, Warren William. Patrie Knowle.
Bud Abbott
Cartoon and
"Car Conservation Plan," and he is a specialist in "Car
Roberts
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Zam Pitt.
CONSERVI
TRANSMISSION
A sk about the Budget Plan. Low down-payments and easy terms on parts and service.
Evelyn
News ,
Tuesday,
in administering it
CONSERVE
nits
service on all makes of cars arid trucks.... See him today
HERE COMES MR. JORDAN
Montgomery
Comedy
Thank you
in providing this specialized service
GAS
Sunday ar-d Monday, March 15 and 16
Robert
injured.
* LEADER
THE KID FROM KANSAS
Leo Carrillo,
Cartoon
If you try to do it you may be seriously
CONSERVE
Lynn
Foran.
for you.
Dessy’s
Tavern
Zane Grey’s THE LAST OF THE DUANES
Dick
the
Piense fly your kites in vacant lots where
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George Montgomery
Kites and Electric Lines
about this kite flying that we want to speak.
TO CO WITH YOUR
Margaret Sullivan
Sport Reel
Boyer
Comedy
MILLION MEN TRANED
More than a million men are
trained to work in wood, a labor
reservoir exceeding all other crafts.
daffodils, but to fly kites for boys and it is
Timber is the only crop that
about one-half of the land in Ore-
sr n and Washington can grow and
a little over half of the 27-odd mil­
lion acres of productive forest land
is in private ownership.
APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE
Charles
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hen­
sel of Portland were callers last
Tuesday night at the B. Tallman
home. They were enroute to their
homes in Portland after a week’s
vacation at the Seaside and As­
toria Beaches. Mrs. Hensel will be
better remembered here as Lois
Merz.
Miss Oma Hicky of Jewell spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Dunn
home and attended the funeral of
Bob Dunn Sunday.
March brings breezes, not only to stir
Heath’s Service Station
I ARGE
Mrs. Laura Gilmore went to Seat­
tle, Washington, Friday where she
visited her sons, Arthur, and wife,
and Claude, and family until Mon­
day.
Mrs. Ida Kilburg and daughter
LaVern Walters, attended the
funeral
services
in
Portland
Hist Wednesday of the late Dr.
Prince C. Page.
Mrs. Jim Robertson returned last
Saturday from Phoenix, Arizona,
where she has visited the past month
with her son and daughter-in-iaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson. She
reports beautiful weather while
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones
Costello
Pacific
Convoy—Smiling
Through—
MOTHERS—
Medical science has
proved that milk is
the most satisfactory
food
for
growing
children and adults!
Grade A Milk & Cream
Phone today for reg­
ular delivery to your
home.
Nehalem
Dairy Products Co
PHONE 471
SYSTEM
CHEVROLET DEALER FOR SERVICE
on any car or truck
ICTOKY
CONSERVE
CONSERVE EVERY
ENGINE
VITAL PART
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Vernonia, Oregon