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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1943)
2______ Thursday, July 15, 1943______ Vernonia Eagle Our Great America Tryon Your Town's Topics A. E. Palm Rishel Her* on— from Mrs. Ray. Nelson and daughter of Bremertoft, Washington arrived here Sunday to spend several days visiting Mrs. Nelson’s sister, Mrs. Paul Gordon. Relative« Enroute to his home at Bonan za, Oregon from Evansville, In diana, where he had been em ployed in a war plant, James Romtvedt visited Friday after noon with his cousin, Miss Wini fred Romtvedt. Visited— Berl Amer returned here Mon day after visiting relatives in Iowa and Missouri for three weeks Contrary all to there report« are plenty of cleaning tissues and sun visors Nance’s. at Substitute« for 28tl — Marshal---- Broken— Gangs Ram suffered a broken left forefinger while at work at the mill Tuesday morning. Dance 17. at Natal, Davis Glen Saturday, July 28tl — orchestra. Here— Visits Cousin Ed Sessman substituted for Marshal A. D. Lolley for two days last week during Mr. Lolley’s absence. Joseph Klym has purchased the Carl Jansen ranch on Beaver creek. Finger Injured in Saw---- ses, Nance’s have scads. Scarce as are Poloroid sun glas Girl Born to Reynolds— Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds are the parents of an eight-pound girl, Elaine L., born at 1:40 p.m. Sunday, July 11. The baby is their first girl and third child. Mail from orders Keasey, Mist Wilark, Timber, or elsewhere cared for, pronto, Return from at Nance’s. 28tl— Newport---- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Armitage returned here Friday after a 25- day stay at their home in New port. In 28tl — Dakota— South Wayne Schroll, manager of the local Safeway store is expected back Sunday from South Dakota, where he is with his mother, who is quite ill. Since he left Wednes day of last week, other members of the store staff are taking care of his duties. THE UNITED ‘STATES ALONE PRODUCED 66% OF THE WORLDS PETROLEUM IN 1942 — COMPARED TO 6 % FOR ALL THE AX/S POWERS COMaiMSD/ .10—"Wrong Way" Cernean flies to Ireland, 1938. Mrs. John Hatfield and daughter Jonnibel, are in Seattle this week for fall market week and the style show. They left here Monday and are expected back today. Mr. and Mrs. Thor Gronbeck have moved to Astoria, and have stored their furniture here at present. The strong in in i« alcohol there two these Stopping at Dessy’s For a Drink Is in Order Hot weather isn’t the only time you need to refresh your thirst — they taste just as re freshing when its rain ing. MAKE DESSY’S A HABIT Dessy’s Tavern YOUR CAR NEEDS MORE THAN TIRES! No, sir, you can’t go to work on tires alone. Of course, you want to save your tires, but be sure your entire auto is cared for. When any trouble develops, have • it taken care of at the Vernonia Auto garage. Regular check-ups will help, too. in Is Portland---- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vander Zan den, William Miewes, Mrs. Henry Miewes, and Mrs. Bernard Miewes went to Portland Monday, and Mr. Vander Zanden stayed to have his eyes taken care of at the Eman uel hospital. Dance at 17. Glen Here Natal, Davis from Saturday, orchestra. July 28tl— Monmouth---- Mrs. L. W. Skuzie spent last week-end here while on a vacation from her work at Monmouth. 13—Rebecca Nurse excom- .nunlcated in Massachu- »—w sett3 as a witch. 1692. Sunday Guest---- Miss Queen Cheadle of Bridal Veil was a Sunday guest here of her cousins, Dr. Glen Ten Brook, and his sister, Mrs. Zoe T. Allen. Visiting in Visiting 20— Great fire at Baltimore. *, Maryland. 1873. y 21— Chauncey Olcott, actci $ and singer of Irish bal lads, bom, 1360. Canada— Mrs. John Leipold and son, Wil bur, left Tuesday, July 6 for Can ada, where they are visiting rel atives for a month or so. Grandparents---- Nellaray and Ralph Borton have been spending the past two weeks in Nashville, Oregon visiting with their grandparents. solutions —McKesson« at 43c Rexall at 49c per pint. 22— Siam declares war on Germany. 1917 WNV S«rvlt. 1 DELIVERY DAILY King’s Grocery and Market “Where Your Money Buys More” and 28tl — Master Sgt. and Mrs. John Sharp of Camp Haan, California left here Tuesday after visiting a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loel Roberts. Mrs. Sharp will be remembered as Doris Phelps and is Mrs. Roberts’ sister. Visit---- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Portland came Saturday night to spent their vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vander Zanden and family, and Mrs. Ber nard Miewes. Grandchild from Men and Women Wanted Sawdust... Little Arnie Wagner toting a can for the milkman . . . Kenneth White remarking that after we bomb Tokyo the Japs will have to look for new faces, rather than to start a new search for ways to save face . . . The city council having a pretty good discussion on airjrianes, Vernonia boys in the service, etc. Monday night while waiting for a quorum . . . after being at the city hall an hour the boys decided to go home as one members was still lacking. . . Mamie D’Arsay of Wilark is very proud of her niece, Beverly • Lloyd, 22, as the attractive young movie player is cover girl for the July 27th issue of “Look” mag azine. . . Born— Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Douglass re ceived word Saturday of the birth of a granddaughter, Katherine, to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Eckman of Fresno, California on July 9. This is their second • child and Mrs- Eckman is the Douglass' daughter, Vivian. Returns Week-End---- Mr. and Mrs. John Borton and daughter, Bernice, spent last week end in Portland, and visited Jant- zen beach while there. 25% Mrs. Robert Cline returned here Saturday from the Forest Grove hospital, but her new son was tak en to the Doernbecker hospital in Portland in a serious condition. Mrs. Myrite Cline is with her grandson. Portlanders Away antiseptic Roberts Have Guests— In Any Kind Of Weather Remains The more carefully you choose and prepare your foods, the better your health will be, and the more you can do to help hasten Vic tory. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables — the fine, juicy kind you can buy at King’s, milk eggs, cereal, protein foods. King’s stock a- bundantly of this type of food for your health Move to Astoria— Baby Very Ill— In Seattle This Week---- Mrs. James Davies arrived here Sunday from Astoria to spend sev eral days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen. Eat Wisely To Win! Ranch Purchased---- Tom Bramblett cut and frac tured his right little finger in a power saw in the woods Monday. He is employed by Clark and Wil son. Visiting Parents— Mrs. Emma Thies of Portland and Beatrice Johnson of Forest Grove visited at the J. W. Rosa home over the week-end. Bremerton— Mrs. Glen Bodell and her moth er, Mrs. A. E. Rishel, returned here Saturday following the death and burial of Mr. Rishel in Olym pia, Washington. Mrs. Rishel has purchased a home here on C St. Mrs. Bodell’s parents had been visiting here, and she drove them back to Olympia Tuesday, June 29. Her plan to stay only several days was changed when her father passed away. Mr. Rishel was quite well-known by a number of people here. Finger Visit Here- California---- Charles Bergerson returned re cently from California, where he spent some time visiting relatives. FEEL HUNGRY ALL THE TIME Then you aren’t getting enough of the right foods. Banish that feel ing by eating at 3 DIFFUSER DUMPERS...... 2 LIME KILN OPERATORS 4 ROLL PLUGGERS ............. 2 OILERS ................................... 10 LABORERS ........... 1 FIREMAN HELPER 1 SPLITTERMAN ..... 2 CHECKERS ............. at 9OV2C per hour at 90V2C per hour .... at 85c per hour .• at ST’/ac per hour ... at 82 ^c per hour ... at 92V2C per hour ... at 90c per hour at 86V2C per hour PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR ALL HOURS OVER 40 PER a WEEK. DOUBLE TIME FOR SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE DAY WORKED. Why use gasoline and rubber driving to and from Portland when you can work in a permanent industry. United States Employment Service will support your request for Termination Clearance. If War Labor Board approves joint application which will be made a conclusion of negotiations for high rates, all above rates will be increased by 7’Z>c per hour retroactive to the date of your employment. Our industry has been classed essential by the War Manpower Commission. 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