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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1943)
Vernonia Eagle Thtirsda T, February 25, 1943 2 ¡Our Great America ☆ Ty Tryon YOUR TOWN'S TOPICS Returns from California— Back from Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Since you will not be able to buy canned fruits and vegetables until Monday, and then only by using coupons from war ration book two, you will undoubtedly use more fresh products. Go to Sam’s for a large variety of crisp vegetables and plump fruits. Me xico City- Hannah Wilson Bushart arrived home from Mexico City, Mexico Jan- uary 10. She left here on October 20 to stay with her daughter there through her illness. Edith Wilson passed away the 24th of December and the burial took place in the American cemetery at Mexico City on December 25 (A Mexican law is that burial must take place after Goes to McKenzie— 24 hours). Cancer was the cause of Mrs. C. S. Hoffman left Sunday her death. morning for het home at MeKenxie Dance every two week* at 1OOF Bridge, where she will stay for hall. Feb. 27, March 13, March 27, several weeks Mrs. E.gus Frank returnci to work in the O A office Monday, when Mrs. Frank Kasper resigned to spend her time at home. Mrs. Frank, the former Maxine John, returned from Los Angeles, Cal ifornia last week after being with her husband, who was in an army training school there, for over two months. Visit Here Week-End---- SAM’S FOOD STORE An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES April 10. Nightingale orchestra. 7t2- Mr. and Mis H. E. Kamholz of People Attend Funeral— Goldendale, Washington were weik- Those attending Hurbon Lilly’s <nd guests of Mr. and Mrs. M irvin funeral Monday at Ft. Lewis from I „mholz. Vernonia were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Ortner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckland, Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer, and Mrs. Art Davis. Mrs. M. F. Grunden, formerly of’ in with Chickenpox---- Vernonia, also attended. Mr. and Pete Norris, young son of Mr. M s. Tpylor Lilly went to Ft. Lew and Mrs. Claude Norris, has recov- is last Thursday and returned home eied f om mea.-les, but is now ill with Mr. and Mrs. Lange. with chickenpox. Ill with Flu— MILK MEANS DEFENSE Americans who drink milk have more health and energy. They are better able to do their best for ’our country. Phone today for regu lar delivery of Grade A Milk and Cream NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Phone 471 "-SH Bud Blackburn has been sick with the flu for a week and unable to work. I Idaho— and Modern Is Recovering— Alfred Jones is now able to be out of bed after being seriously ill with pneumonia. OPTOMETRIST — EYE SPECIALIST Will be at KULLANDER’S Jewelry Store Friday, February 26lli Make Appointments with Mr. Kullander Eyes Examined from Return Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Knight re turned from Boise, Idaho, where Portland Girl Here----- they had spent nearly a week visit Miss Anna Marie Hull of Port ing their son, Truman, who is sta land was a week-end guest of Miss Jonnibel Hatfield. She is employed tioned in the air corps there. at Gills. To Contribute Blood— Mrs. W. O. Livingstone plans to Returns from Hospital— Mrs. J. H. Stubbs returned Sun- journey to Portland on a day off day from the Portland General hos- this week and - contribute blood to pital after being confined there for the Red Cross. nearly two weeks for an operation. DR GEORGE BUTTERFIELD I IN THE SPOTLIGHT: - Glasses Fitted Terms—A small down payment, balance monthly The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK Invites You to Bank by Mail if Inconvenient to Come in Person J. A. Thornburg, President "THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK” square dancing at Pleasant hill hall. Sat., Feb. 27. Jess Taylor Has orchestra. Flu 8tl—• Attack—■ Oscar George is confined to bed with the flu. Mrs. George has re signed as clerk at the Safeway store, but is working this week in place of Miss Nora Vike. Confined to Home— Sawdust Tom Bateman catching a pound steelhead between here Pittsburg. . .Mitsy, his dog, along, but got wet feet, and to sit on his lap. .. Little Peggy sweeping “at” the sidewalk in front of the Apparel shop. . .Clarence Piper trimming rosebushes. . .one stuntster among the four planes which roared over town Sunday, , . At the game Monday—Dan Rol lins rolling and tumbling. . .Coach Robbins’ little boy getting hit with the ball and retreating from the floor to the bleachers . . .grade school boys having some private yells . . .Rainbow girls arriving late . . .A Mr. 5 by 5 leading St. Hel- ens' yells. . .Harold McEntire taking admissions. News from Keasey Mentions Visits Mrs. R. A. Simmons is confined KEASEY—Mrs. Reed, mother of to her home and is quite ill. Mrs. Albert Kreiger, and her sister, Mrs. Abe Graham, Mr. Graham and Breaks Arm in Play---- Floyd “Pinkie” Lindberg, Jr„ son, Owen, and niece, Marie Chris tenson from Portland visited at the broke the humerus in his left ! arm Albert Kreiger home Sunday. while playing football Monday ni ight Mr. and Mrs. John Battrick and Gene Shipman took him into the son, Kent, from Portland visited at Doernbecker hospital that evening. the Clarence Reed home Sunday. Staff Sgt. Ted DeWitt, who is sta Injured at Camp---- tioned at the Pueblo army air base J. F. Jamison, while sawing wood Pueblo, Colorado, is home on a at Camp McGregor with a gasoline six-day furlough and will leave to saw Sunday, received cuts on his return to duty Thursday evening, thighs, legs, and arms when the James Bonnick, father of Mrs. saw jumped from the wood blocks. Herb Counts, celebrated his 71st Twenty stitches were required to birthday February 11. close the wounds. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Westerberg If you have any used furniture: from Portland spent the week-end springs, beds, heaters, ranges, etc., at the DelVaney home. Mrs. O. B. Bittner visited Mrs. to sell see Kenneth White. 5tf— Herb Counts Friday. Portlander Visit»— Edna Morris is confined to her Miss Marianna Furnish of Port with the measles. land was a guest of Miss Joy Wil lard several days this week. She left Wednesday for Portland, where she divides her time between high school and working at Fred Meyer. Buy U. S. War Bonds and Stamps As long as the Stars and Stripes fly over our land, we have America, a strong, united nation. But let our enemies conquer the United States—and its people. Down would go the American flag—and with it, our strength, our democratic way of life, our freedom. To keep the enemy from our shores, the U. S. armed forces must be well-equipped— with tanks, planes, guns, ships, ammunition. Our government is depending on you to loan the money to buy this equipment. That is what you are doing when you put 10 PERCENT of EVERY DOLLAR INTO U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS EVERY PAY DAY Vernonia Auto Company “A Safe Place to Trade” 100% of our employees are under the 10% Payroll Allotment Plan Here Several Days— Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hatchard of Hillsboro were Vernonia visitors several days last week. Californians Parents— Mr. and Mrs. Melville Matmsten of Inglewood, California have a son, Larry Stewart, born February 21. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malmsten are grandparents of the boy. Modern and square dancing Pleasant hill hall. Sat., Feb. 27. Jeea Taylor orchestra. 8tl—• Sent to Hospital---- Jack Wall was ^aken Tuesday morning to the St. Vincents hospital in Portland. He is suffering from asthma and heart trouble. Here Tuesday— Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davies of Astoria were in town Tuesday. That was his day off from duties as state patrolman. Visit in Vernonia— Patsy Tisdale and Clair Sunnell were Vernonia visitors Tuesday. Clair had been working in Portland, but was inducted into the army Wednesday. Miss Tisdale is working at Paterson’s dental supply company in Portland. Miss Reported Better— Mrs. Percy L. Hewes was reported better Tuesday after complications which required blood transfusions and an operation. Her sister, Mrs. Jack Nance, visited her in Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Mertie Cline, sons. Merle and Bob, and grandson, Gor don, visited her Sunday. t
