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Thursday, December 31, 1942 2 Vernonia Eagle Spending Vacation Hare---- n Forest Grove Tuesday— Miss Virginia Vaughn will return Mrs. Otto Michener spent Tues to studies at St. Helens Hall next day in Forest Grove visiting her Monday. She arrived here Tuesday mother and stepfather, Mr. and of last week to spend her Christ Mrs. J. D. Worth. mas vacation with her parents, Mr. Modern and Square Dancing at Mrs. Williams are Mrs. Moon’s par and Mrs. J. W. Vaughn. Pleasant Hill hall. Saturday, Jan ents. Christmas Spent Here— uary 2. Jes* Taylor orchestra. It---- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker In Portland Last Week---- and family and Mrs. Iris Farayter, Hav- Visitor* Thursday— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick and all of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Thursday callers at the Otto daughter, Maxine, were Portland Alfred Hpnkel of Vancouver, Wash Michener home were Mr. and M-s. visitors from Thursday afternoon ington spent Christmas day with A. A. Michener and son, Kenneth, vntil Friday evening. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. of Hillsboro. Kenneth plans to en list in the navy the first of the Walker. Route Transferred---- year. Thor Gronbeck, former Oregon MacDonald Hotel now open for Motor Stages driver between here business. Roomer* welcome. tl — Have Guests Christmas— and Portland, has been transferred Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles to the route between Astoria and Taken to Hosp? al— Alexander and family on Christ Portland. His wife is remaining William Lindsley of Wilark was mas were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer here at present taken to the St. Vincents hospital Shaver and daughter, Verna, Mr. Christmas eve. He was suffering and M-s. Fred Shaver and three Visit* in Longview---- from an intestinal obstruction. sons, Grandma Shaver, Mrs. A. E. Mrs. Ed Horn was a guest at the Jennings, and an eastern friend home of her sister, Mrs. Dewey Baby Born Monday---- who now lives at Vancouver. Laughlin, in Longview from Thurs- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Char’es day evening until Sunday. Thomas of Rose avenue Monday Here Christrqas— night at 10:30 was a seven and one- Mr. and Mrs. Cloice Hall of Port Visit Douglasses—- half pound boy land spent Christmas with Mr. and Miss Mav Belle Beswick and Mrs. A. D. Lolley. Cloice has signed members of her family visited on MacDonald Hotel now open for up for entrance into the merchant Sunday at the E. J. Douglass home. business. Roomers welcome. tl — marine, but has not yet been called. Miss Beswick is a friend of Miss Zonwe'ss Douglass and is working Ebys Have Guests— Modern end Square Dancing at Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Eby of Ore Pleasant Hill hall. Saturday, Jan in McMinnville. gon City were week-end guests of uary 2. Jes* Taylor orchestra. It— With Family Christmas— Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Eby, and Mrs. J. C. Lincoln spent Christmas and F. A. Niobes of Portland was their To Return Monday---- .he week-end with his family in guest several day« this week. The Miss Patricia Moran, freshman a-. Vancouver. He left Thursday even Oregon City couple are Dr. Eby’s Marylhurst college, will return there ing and returned Monday morning. parents and Mrs. Nobes is Mrs. Monday for the reopening of classes Eby’s mother. • after spending her Christmas vaca Visit in Raymond---- tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Aa-on Wagner and Left Wrist Fractured— J. C. Moran. small son were in Raymond, Wash Bobby Bramblett, son of J. Bram- ington Thursday until Saturday blett, fell at school on December 23 MacDonald Hotel now open for night visiting their mothers. tl — and suffered a fractured left wrist. business. Roomer* welcome. YOUR TOWN'S TOPICS Parent*---- Visit* Bill and Jim Templeton, both welderg at the Kaiser shipyards in Vancouver, spent Christmas and the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton. Jim re turned Sunday, but Bill was unable to return because of a flu attack. on Away Christmas—- and Mrs. J. T. Brady and spent Christmas with rela- in Portland. Shirley Ann stayed to visit several days. Mr. family tives Brady Taking Vacation— Mrs. Elmore Knight is on a two- week vacation from her beauty shop Het place is being taken by Mrs. W. S. Cochran. Have Visitors Thursday— Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bush and two sons of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush and daughter, Jewett Ann, of Tillamook were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush on Christ- mas. on Fish Nehalem— Cecil and Milton Johnson spent Sunday fishing for steelhead on the Nehalem near Elsie. Milton, prin- cipal of Banks high school, caught one fish. Returns from California— Mrs. Cecil Johnson returned Tuesday from Doris, . California, __ __ where she spent Christmas with her brother, Raymond Lair, who had ar rived there from Pensacola, Flor ida. He was at Pearl Harbor dur ing the bombing. Working in Store---- Has Broken Leg---- Miss Zonweiss Douglass has been Blaine Coba. received a fractured in Miller’s this week and left leg on December 24 while work Mr. and Mrs. H E. Kamholz of working last week. Her mother is taking her ing as brakeman for Clark and Wil Goldendale, Wash’..gton visited Mr. son. and Mrs. Marvin ■ ml.olz on Tues place in the library. day evening, Wednesday and Thurs Here Three Day*— Mowe* Have Boy— day morning last week. Miss Cathrin Hoffman spent Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mowe are Guest* on Sur.4.- Chrstmas and the week-end here the parents of a six and one-haif Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Williams and with her mother. pound boy born at 5:45 a.m. on daughter, Mary Louise, of Long December 23. view were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Here Christmas— Dolph Moon on Sunday. Mr. and Lt. and Mrs. Donald Tower were Children Visit---- here on Christmas for dinner at Several of Mrs. Russell Whitsell’s the home of Mrs. C. S. Hoffman. son« and daughters visited with her Af.er leaving that afternoon, they on Christmas. spent the remainder of the week Service Men Fund in Portland, and then left for Po- catella, Idaho. Lt. Tower will be DANCES stationed there for an indefinite Every Two Weeks period. Visit Lar Week—- NEXT—Sat., Jan. 9 Legion hall; 50c person Glen Davis orchestra Sponsored by Vernonia Service Club Visit in Cot age Grove— Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon re turned Wednesday from Cottage Grove after visiting there with her parents since the Thursday before. In Clatskanie Sunday---- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman and family spent Sunday in visiting with Davis. In Astoria Recently---- Mr. and M:s. Edward Salomonsen spent Christmas and the week-end in Astoria Visiting with their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davies, and Mr. Salomon- sen’s mother, Mrs. Jackson. Leaves for Minnesota— Mrs. Ray Thacker, the former Edith Ludwig, left for Minneapolis, Minnesota on December 18 to spend the holidays with her husband who is attending the University of Min nesota. She plans to stay until he finishes school. LET’S BE SOCIABLE New Year’s Watch Meeting to Be Held— Rebekah-Odd Fellow Party Well Attended— A New Year’s watch meeting will be held at the Evangelical church tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. with the election of officers. This will be followed by the taking of days, the method of covering the church’s budget for the coming year. Games and refreshments will fol low the business meeting. A devo tional watch night service at mid night will close the meeting. Over one hundred Rebekahs, Odd Fellows, .heir children, and friends were present Tuesday night, De cember 22 at a party held at the I.O.O.F. hail. Entertainment con sisted of vocal and instrumental numbers by pupils of Miss Maiie DeBolt. The Rebekahs arranged for a trea, for the children and the sup per which concluded the evening. Odd Feilows decoialed the hall and provided me entertainment. Club to Have New Year’s Dance Tonight— Tonight—New Year’s eve—the Vernonia Little Dance club will cel ebrate the occasion by having a dance at the Odd Fellows hall. Mu sic will be provided by the Nightin gale orchestra. Members are urged to invite guests for the evening, and may obtain tickets for them at the light office. Mrs. R. D. Eby is chairman of the dance, and is working with the fol lowing committee: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, Sr., hf-. and Mrs. John Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wag ner, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Troy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry King. Christma* Guest* Many— viu.smius ^ues.s iu me Oim Micueuer uuiue on ¿tonej, P«,uv Weic: Mr. slid mis. Jac.. layior and daughter, Juuy; M.S. lay.ors lamer, Mr. Chun, or Scotts Mills; Deimer Micnener from Portland, Seaman 1/c Hon.er Michener fr«m Keypor«; June Wooldridge and oany Shirley; June and Earl Mulkiiu, Lynn and Margaret Michener, and Mrs. Wallace Stuart of Silvert n. Mrs. Stuart is a sister of Mrs. Tay lor. Now That The Holiday Season Is Nearly Over And life is returning to normal, things like buy ing groceries seem less small. Yes, buying food is an art, and one which is indeed aided when the shopper buys at Sam’s. FREE DELIVERY SAM'S FOOD STORE An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FIRST BABY of 1943 CONTEST Who will be the winner of The Vernonia merchants' prize of a War Bond and Stamps ? January 2 Is The Deadline Again Vernonia merchants are sponsoring the “Contest” as 1942 draws to a close. Every film whose name appears in this space is cooperating in presenting a prize of a War Bond and Stamps to the winner. Read the rules at the bottom of this advertisement. Any couple living in the Vernonia trade territory is eligible. For Receiving FREE NEHALEM MARKET and GROCERY KING’S GROCERY and MARKET SAM’S FOOD STORE SAFEWAY STORE GEO. G. PATERSON VERNONIA BAKERY KULLANDER’S JEWELRY STORE HOFFMAN HARDWARE COMPANY One Box of Stationery Ma Vike, THE TERMINAL CAFE ELIZABETH’S BEAUTY SALON OREGON GAS and ELECTRIC COMPANY H. S. Divine, THE SQUEEZE INN NANCE PHARMACY ARMITAGE DRUG COMPANY VERNONIA AUTO COMPANY With Each Year's Subscription $2.00 to the Vernonia Eagle VERNONIA SERVICE STATION ROSE AVENUE GARAGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION HAS EXPIRED (You can tell by looking on the sticker upon wihch your name is printed; for instance, “12-42” means that it expired at the close of December) better RENEW and get your station ery. The Eagle contains a lot of news you would hate to miss. ff YOU KNOW BOYS OVERSEAS OR IN CAMPS (Those boys get very homesick at times and like the news from home. Letters can’t tell everything) SUBSCRIBE FOR THEM. YOU HAVE NEIGHBORS WHO ARE NEW HERE (Getting the Eagle would help them to become better acquainted with the town.) TELL THEM ABOUT THIS OFFER. HEATH’S SERVICE STATION CRAWFORD MOTOR COMPANY LYNCH AUTO PARTS and DRY GOODS BEN’S BARBER SHOP NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. VERNONIA EAGLE VERNONIA 5 and 10 JEWETT A. BUSH VERNONIA TRADING COMPANY THE PAL SHOP MILLER’S DEPARTMENT STORE J. C. Lincoln, THE MEN’S STORE % LEW’S PLACE DESSY’S TAVERN Rules Governing the Contest 1. Parents of the first baby must live within the limits of the Vernonia trade territory. The territory includes the Nehalem Valley from Birkenfeld through Mist and Vernonia to and including Tim ber. Wilark is also included as a part of the trade territory. 2. It is not necessary to buy anything or to have a special entry blank. 3. Date, hour and minute of baby’s birth must be attested by attending physician. A Vernonia phy sician must attend. 4. Baby must be bom after midnight, December 31, 1942. DO IT NOW! Vernonia Eagle 9
