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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1943)
2_______ Thursday, June 17, 1943 ch Week-End— Vernonia Ea’ anil M-s. O. W. Meyer and Beverly of Ridgefield, Washing ton spent the week-end at their 7 pound* and 2 ounces. Mrs.-' ranch here. Hew«* Visit H«r«— Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hewes and Layman will be remembered as Gets Welder Job— Miss Phyllis New is employed as infant son of Multnomah were Frances Vike. a welder in the Oregon shipyards week-end guests of Mrs. Hewes’ Operation Successful— in Portland and is staying with an mother, Mrs. Myrtie Cline, and Mrs. Sidney Malmsten arrived aunt. other relatives. home from the Good Samaritan Working in Portland---- Working at Pittsburg— hospital in Portland on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tomlin's Those boys working in the for daughters started work in Port after a successful eye operation. estry service at Pittsburg are land last week; Marianne at a gro Jackie Nance, Gordon Cline, Jackie Crists Have Girl— cery store; and Kathleen at one King, and Everett Mays. , Mr. and Mrs. Al Crist, former of the Fred Meyer stores. ly of Vernonia are the parents of Weidman* Have Guests— Donat* Blood— Week-end guests aj the P. a girl born last Sunday at the ' Ruth Steers took Vivian Counts, McMinnville hospital. Mrs. Crist Weidman home were W. I. King, Lucy Uhlin, Grace Mathews, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd King, and is the former Katherine Mqjien- Hilda Keasey to the blood donors’ Mrs. Doris Baldwin. All are rela zie. center in St. Helens Friday. All tives of Mrs. Weidman and are Dance at Natal, Sat., June 19. five contributed. formerly of Iowa, but now of Glen Davi, orchestra. 24tl— Dance at Natal, Sat., June 19. Portland. Your Town's Topics Confined Victory Clothe, Dance, Saturday June Legion 26, hall. Mothers’ orchestra. Glen Davis Club. Service 24t2— Ray Buffmire hag been con- fined in bed this past week be- cause of a flu attack. Move Grandson Born— Mr. and Mrs. 0. Vike announce the arrival of a grandson, Fred erick Hall, III, to First Lieuten ant and Mrs. Fred Layman at Columbia, South Carolina on June 5. The boy tipped the scales at Guaranteed Watch Repairing W. 941 T. Glen Davi, orchestra. Flu---- with to Rainier— Ole Estes and family have mov- ed from Riverview to Route 1. Rainier, where they have purchas ed a farm. Aunt Being Visited— Little Miss Nadine Tunnell is spending her vacation at Longview with her aunt, Mrs. M. H. Wilson and family. Victory Clothe, Dance, Saturday JACOBS June 1st Avenue, Vernonia 26, orchestra. Legion hall. Mothers’ Glen Davis Service Club. 24t2— Don't Just Wonder! Don’t just stare at your precious automobile and “wonder” if it needs to be greased or have the oil changed. Drive into Heath’s; they can tell you. If they say so, better have those things done—then—when it will do the most good. Heath’s Service Station Phone X57 At the Mile Bridge, Riverview 24tl — Contributions Made— Contributions made within the past week which will help to furn ish a day room at the A.C.U. Naval station at Astoria have been $5.00 from the Mothers’ Service club and a radio from Bill Heath. Visit from California—• Mrs. Ed Haas and her daughter, Virginia, of San Jose, California were guests at the home of Mrs. Haas' brother, Herbert Condit, last week. Mrs. Haas recently received the “Order of the Purple Heart’’ and the “Distingifished Flying Cross” posthumously for her son, Joe. He won these awards for re turning from a flight over Ger many this January with his Flying Fortress severely riddled, and other feats. Death prevented his promotion to captain. He was a graduate of San Jose state col lege and Stanford university. New davenos, supply Natisl People Entertain Guests; Callers Mentioned NATAL— Friday evening supper guests at the R. S. Lindsay home were Mrs. Inez Taylor and daught er and Richard Peterson. Callers at the L. Carmichael home Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap and Ben Dowler. W. F. Sheets and Percy Hill of Clatskanie called at Big Eddy Tuesday. Louis Carmichael and Johnnie called at the V. W. Berg home Sunday evening. Noble Dunlap is working in Vernonia this week. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith were callers at the Dunlap home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wolffe were in Portland visiting relatives Sunday. Marion Corll is working for Mrs. Dunlap this week. Louis Carmichael went to Port land Tuesday. Laura and Alice Steers are staying with their grandparents this week while their mother is in Portland attenlding an aircraft recognition school. Ralph Berg spent Monday at the L. Carmichael home. Leave MIST—Owen ScoC smashed his finger so badly while at work Friday that the finger had to be taken off. Mrs. Donald Sundland’s sister was a week-end guest of the Sundlands. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundland were Sunday guests of her par ents and son. They are living in Portland at the present. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roper attend Re-Join* Husband— Mrs. Bud Lamping left Sunday ed the funeral of his mother in for Merced, California to re-join Tillamook last Sunday. Marion Steers from Vernonia her husband, who is in the army was a business visitor in Mist Sun air corps there. Miller’s Vernonia Is Headquarters for Gifts Farragut— Shirts Ties Socks complete 24tl— Store. DEPARTMENT STORE Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hawken left Farragut, Idaho Saturday to return here after being with their son, Lyman, Jr., who is ill with pneumonia. At the time they left his condition was improving satis factorily. bedroom set,, and wool rugs. Bush Furniture day. Mrs. Thomas was taken 111 one night last week and had to call the doctor. Mrs. Kerr was ill for several days last week. Mrs. Walt Batson returned home from Portland last week. Mrs. Roy Hughes was a Port land visitor Tuesday. Ernest Lane moved his house hold goods back here last week from Molalla. -n Smashes Finger Z nt Work; Illnesses Mentioned . Daughter Named— Mr. and Mrs. Homer Herrin have named their new daughter Melba Gale. Working in Office— Miss Evelyn Hearing has beeif employed in the main office of the O-A mill Bor about a month now. New davenos, supply Handkerchiefs complete bedroom sets, and wool rugs. Bush Furniture DO YOU CARRY AUTO Liability Insurance 7 ■ 7 ■ 7 ■ 7 ■ 7 ■ Comply With Oregon Motor Vehicle Responsibility Act of 1943 With a Standard Non-Assessable Policy for $5,000 $10,000 $5,000 Only $4.54 Each six Months fee Payable (“A” Gas only Card) with first M. Be Steers $5.00 6 Life months membership Premium Pebble Creek Road FARMERS AUTOMOBILE Inter INSURANCE Exchange Visiting Jackets* 24tl---- Store. Here— Mrs. D. Collier of Marshfield arrived here the latter part of last week to visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Hatfield. DON’T FORGET DAD ON FATHER’S DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 20. SHOP AT MILLER’S FOR A GIFT HE WILL REALLY APPRECIATE; WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION Thursday— Move The Wendell Kupersmith family moved Thursday to a defense house in Portland; Mr. Kupersmith is working in the shipyards. The Hugh Ragle family has moved into the house on Weed avenue vacated by the Kupersmiths. New supply davenos, complete bedroom sets, and wool rugs. Bush Furniture Have 24tl — Store. Sunday Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byers and daughters. Flora and June, of Washougal, Washington visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jesse Sunday. Mr. Byers is Mrs. Jesse’s sister. ! THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... To Have Operation— If Summer Brings Hot Weather When It Begins Tuesday King’s ji i ’¡étn-W,.‘X IS—Progressive party organ 1- ire* at Chicago 1912. other * Day. Ruwta agrees on sale of Alaskc to U S.. 1867. U-C.aptam John Smith die* 1631. IS—Georgia Supreme Court •ay^Negro«« eligible to 2S ■Bnc.sh bum Springfield. N. J.. 178U M—Columbus tends five 4**i A " •’ ‘load* ol India s to Spain as slave«. 1495 •NV hn« i You’ll probably need to serve a different sort of food. When you do, make ceitain your family gets enough of those vitamins and oth er food values. At King’s you can get a complete assortment of fresh fruits and vege tables and other foods which are so appealing in hot weather, as well as nutritious. 1 DELIVERY DAILY King’s Grocery and Market “Where Your Money Buys More” Rev. W. O. Livingstone .is to take his wife into the Portland General hospital this afternoon (Thuisday) for an operation, the seriousness of which will not be known until that time. The opera tion will be at* 9:00 a.m. Friday. Rev. Livingstone hopes to return here by Sunday. Visiting Portland Friend— Miss Gloria Lamping has been in Portland since Sunday visiting Mrs. John Coleman. She will re turn here Monday. So You've Decided to Take Dad Out and Show Him a Good Time Sunday! That’s a good idea; it’s Father’s Day! But don’t forget to take him to Dessy’s. He’s sure .to like the friendly spirit —the drinks served there. Dessy’s Tavern ‘‘How about joinin' us in a game. Judge?... I'll drop out for a while.” "Sorry, Phil, but I can’t today...I’m on my way up to the hospital to see how Frank’s wife is coming along. I just dropped by to give you the answer to that question you asked me about synthetic rubber yesterday in the barber shop. I looked it up and found out that the beverage distilling industry’s facilities for producing grain alcohol make it possible to include 206,000 tons of rubber from grain in the government’s 870,000 ton synthetic rubber program. “ I also verified the fact that no distiller is makifig whiskey today. They all stopped making whiskey last year and are working night and day, 7 days a week, producing war alcohol for the government...for smokeless powder, chemical warfare materials, medical supplies, as well as for synthetic rubber. It’s a mighty good thing these distilleries were in existence ready to do this important job.” ( •vAr-rrn vf Bmrttt tnéuUrta, It. 4
