Thursday, April 9, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon________________________________________________
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Former Nurse Here----
Relatives Visit—
Miss Nettie Alley, former county
The Lloyd Thomases of Forest
Grove spent the Easter week-end health nurse, and Mrs. F. L. Kope,
newly-appointed county Red Cross
here with the Charles Malmstens.
secretary, were in Vernonia for a
In Seattle—
short time Monday. Miss Alley le*ft
Guests of the Paul Gordons Fri­
Monday evening for Washington,
day night were Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. C., where she will take additional
Nelson and small daughter of Cot­ nurse’s training.
tage Grove. Mrs. Nelson is Mrs.
See the new combination heater,
Gordon’s sister. Saturday the two
families left for Seattle to visit trash burner and water heater. Just
relatives, and on the return trip the thing where you have an electric
Sunday, they crossed to Brem. rtor. or Flamo cook stove.
15 t 1 —
on the streamlined ferry, Kalakala, Bush Furniture Store.
to see the Navy Yards. They con­ Attend Rally—
TIME OUT FOR A HOT MEAL—While spring approaches
tinued the trip down Hood’s Canal
in the Southland these soldiers, training with snowshoes and skis
Those Vernonia people attending
to Aberdeen, having to detour 20 the Spring Rally of the Evangelical
in the Rockies, enjoy hot stew, corn, rolls and coffee on the snow
miles around a small town where an Missionary society held in Portland
covered mountain slopes of the remote Northwest. Left to right.
all-out practise air raid was being at the First Evangelical church
Richard Robelia, Eaugalle, Wis.; Elbert Shafter, Superior, Wis.;
held. After visiting Mr. Nelson’s Tuesday were Reverend and Mrs.
Alvin Ranson, Branchville, Ind., and John Sala, Summerville, Mass.
son at Fort Canby, the couple- re­ Scheuerman, Mrs. II. E. John, Mrs.
turned to Vernonia via Longview. G. Kirkbride, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Willard. Move—
Ramsey was elected president and
Miss Anna Belle Dunn, vice-presi­
The
Mike
Willards
are
moving
Malmsten,
Mrs.
Laura
Sauer,
Mrs.
Here from Portland----
dent.
into
the
former
Oscar
Kaphammar
The Misses Heidi and Lottie Charles Malmsten and Mrs. William
A regular Red Cross meeting was
Reich spent last week-end in Ver­ Nissen. Former Vernonia residents home this week. Kaphammar is em-.
nonia, visiting relatives and friends. present at the meeting were Mrs. ployed in Portland in the shipyards. held at the school house with thir­
teen ladies present. Lunch was serv­
The girl's, who formerly attended Edward Garner, Mrs. Leslie Dewey
Eighth
Grade
play.,
Friday,
ed. Each lady took home sewing to
high school here, are now living in and Mrs. E. Thompson.
April 1, Washington Grade School
be finished.
Portland.
15 t 1----
New
washers,
reasonable.
New
Born to Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Cropp
Sunday
Daveno
Visitors—
sets.
showing
New
of
Ax-
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Blanton and minister rugs.
15 t 1 —
son, Gerry, of Portland, were in Bush Furniture Store.
Vernonia Sunday to spend a short Burnsides Return—
t’me visiting Mrs. Leatha Tousley
Mr. and Mrs. John Burnside re­
and son, Arthur. Mrs. Blanton and turned Saturday from a few weeks
Mrs. Tousley are sisters.
vacation which they spent at Sea­
side.
Fish on Columbia—
Harry Latimer, Tom Bramblett Mrs. Lemons Ill—
and Bill Heath spent part of last
Mrs. Mae Lemons, mother of
Sunday fishing on the Columbia Robert Holcomb, has been quite ill
near St. Helens.
for the past 2 weeks with a severe
cold.
In Hillsboro—
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson spent
Benefit Dance, 1. O. O. F. hall,
Easter Sunday in Hillsboro visiting Saturday, April 18. Music by Jimmy
relatives.
Forsythe’s nine piece orchestra.
15 t 2—
In Seaside—
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander
spent the past Sunday at Seaside.
Sister Leaves—
Mrs. Maible Ferguson, sister of
R. Massey, Vernonia Bakery owner,
left Saturday for Longview after
visiting here for the past two
months. She will visit in Longview
for a short time before returning
to her home in Kansas.
Leave for California—
Mrs. E. H. Condit, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. A. L. Parker
of Clatskanie, left Tuesday for Quin­
cy, California, where they will at­
tend the wedding of Veldon Parker,
Mrs. Condit’s brother. The ladies
expect to be gone two weeks.
Here
from Toledo----
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wall and
daughter, Gloria, spent the week­
In Seattle—
Wendell Kupersmith spent Tues­ end visiting friends and relatives
here. The Walls live in Toledo, Ore­
day in Seattle on business.
gon, and are former yernonia resi­
Easter Guests----
dents.
Mr and Mrs. Sidney Malmsten
Eighth
Grade
plays,
Friday,
had as their Easter guests Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Malmsten and family. April 1, Washington Grade School.
15 t 1 —
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Malmsten cal-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Furnishes Move----
E. Malmsten and visited with rela­
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Furnish moved
tives from Seaside.
their household goods to a new
Benefit Dance, 1. O. O. F. ball, home in the St. Johns area last
■Saturday, April 18. Music by Jimmy week. Furnish recently obtained em­
ployment in the Oregon Shipbuild­
Forsythe’, nine piece orchestra.
15 t 2— ing Corporation as a carpenter. The
two children, Jimmie and Marianna
Mother Visited—
will complete the school term be­
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins and fore joining their parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Loel Roberts spent
the past Sunday at Garibaldi where Visits the Romtvedts—
James Romtvedt of Bonanza visit­
they visited with Mr. Hawkins’
ed his uncle, Fred Romtvedt, Tues­
mother.
day and Wednesday. The guest
attended an executive meeting
HZHZHZHXHXHXh had
of the FFA held in Portland.
Painting Is Easy
and Inexpensive
Dance,
Benefit
1.
O.
O.
F.
hall,
Saturday, April 18. Music by Jimmy
Forsythe’s
nine
piece
orchestra.
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Mumps, Whooping
Cough Prevalent
of Banks a 7-pound son, Roland
Emil, on March 29 at the General
Hospital at Forest Grove. Mrs.
Cropp is the former Miss Mildred
Markee of this vicinity.
Mrs. F. B. Kubler of Sacramento,
California, spent March 20 and 21
with her brother-in-law and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kubler.
After spending a month visiting
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kubler, Miss
Pauline Kubler of Portland, left for
Sacramento March 23, for a short
visit with her brother, F. B. Kub­
ler, before going on to Los Angeles
where she expects to make her
home.
TIMBER—Mrs. Nellie Kubler at­
tended the 31st Wedding Anniver­
sary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. VanZetten of Portland, it
the home of her sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Sattler,
at Wilsonville on Saturday night, WOOD COSTS LESS
April 4.
A new home costs 10 to 15 per
Mumps, whooping cough and cent lets when constructed entirely
measles are making their rounds of wood.
in this neighborhood. After having
had pneumonia two months ago,
Mrs. Percy MeCampbell underwent
a serious operation at the Portland
Sanitarium Wednesday of last week
and has been in a very critical con­
dition.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kilburg and
Ronald of Seattle spent from Thurs­
day until Saturday with Mr. Kil-
burg’s mother, Mrs. Ida Kilburg.
At the girls’ club meeting on
Wednesday of last week at the
Union high school two of our girls
FEDERICI Shoe Shop
were elected officers. Miss Bette
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9:45 A. M.—Bible school, direct­
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superintendent.
11:00 A. M.—Morning wor.hip.
6:30 P. M.—Chris. Ambassador’s
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Christian Church
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Wednesday night, 7:45—Bible
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study and prayer meeting.
11:00—ICIommunion service.
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