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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1943)
Thursday, September 30, 1043___ Vernonia E? I Our Great America Tryon At LEAST 5000 WATCHMAKERS' JEWELS ARE USED IN EVERY* AMERICAN BATTLESHIP FOR FIRE CONTROL NAVIGATION ANP OTHER INSTRUMENTS---------- ALL 5000 VJOUIP FIT IN A 7MMBI5/ Alexander* Are Parent«— Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Ale...f nee Doris Rae Estey, are the . .r- ents of a boy born in Portland. Mr. Alexander is in the air corps. Portlander* Visit Niece, Nephew— Birthday Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Culbertson were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson. J. L. Culbertson is an uncle of Harry and will be long remember ed in Vernonia for his ardent cal ling at the Grange auction on Sat urday night. Mrs. L. H. Thomas of Forest £1 Grove spent last Thursday at the Charles Malmsten home where she enjoyed a birthday dinner with her sister, Mrs. Lois Clark. Former Student Attend U of O— 12,000 OOO. OOO I POUNPS t=- OF PERISHABLE i FRUITS, f VEGETABLES. ANP V FISH WERE CANNEP - 0/U S. FOOD N CONCERNS IN >/ 19*2 ...- Wi â about 3 so ■ POUND CANS nk pfu 5ft FAMny. Miss Winifred Romtvedt and Miss Martha Tapp will leave to at tend the University of Oregon at Eugene. Winifred is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Romtvedt, and will enter as a freshman, majoring in journalism. Martha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ti’pp, returns as a sophomore in th: r.ehool . f art. ABOUT 61,000 Mtn HAVE FULL TIME OR. part time jobs GUARPIN6 AGAINST FOREST FIRES OR SUPPRESSING THEM. Vs i l H ire— u .rl Goadburn and twe you..., t sons arrived here Mon day morning to visit her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seifert. To Attend Los Sierra College— <iss Mildred E'.nieberg, who at- kd Vernoni high school about tncee years ago will enter Los Sierra college at Arlington, Cali fornia. As they J.. a Here Dinner from Enjoyed— Gresham— T. F. Soule of Gresham, broth er of Mrs. Charles Malmsten, vis ited at the Malmsten home last Thursday and Friday. Suffering from Wood Poisoning— John Bill of Top Hill is still suffering considerably from a bad case of wood poisoning. He con tracted the poison about a month ago. T GUARANTEED Watch Repairing w. T. JACOBS 941 1st Avenue, Vernonia Serve Grain Food for a Bigger Breakfast Authorities agree that breakfast is an import ant meal—that it should provide one-third of the daily food-energy requirements. Grain foods will furnish them. Include them in various forms in your daily breakfasts. Sam’s supply is com plete. SAM’S FOOD STOKE Groceries Fruits and Vegetables—A Home-Owned Grocery passing a fox Ta-cd occun-nt were sn-l ar i -vit*» a tear in his eye and a A lump in his throat said Blitzen to Thumper Your Town's Topics home plum didn’t care.” but Leave* for Home-— Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Moon are the parents of a son, Theodore William. He was born Wednesday, September 22 at 7:17 p.m. in the Smith hospital, Hillsboro, and weighed nine and a half pounds Both Mrs. Moon and son are doing nicely. Mrs. Locke Taylor and small son left Monday after visiting at the home of the Phil Taylors for several days. his forgot Not folks him a back or just story pretty you have two more weeks which Mother and Son Doing Nicely— “S’pose to purchase make at good with Nance’s. a in gift It— Many Girls Leave for Schools— Miss Margaret Anderson, daught er of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ander son, will leave to attend Stanford; Lillian Laird, daughter of Mr. Guests at Salomomen’*— * and Mrs. G. W. Laird, will go to Mr. and Mrs. Neal Lee of Port Oregon state college, and Opal land were Sunday visitors at the Scheuerman, daughter of Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sal- Mrs. H. R. Scheuerman, formerly McCarty Family Visit* Friend*---- Mr. and Mrs, Jim McCarty of omonsen. The Lees arc former of Vernonia will attend Willam Beaver City, Nebraska and their residents of Vernonia, Mr. Lee ette, Salem. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ce having been employed by the Clark cil McCarty and two children of and Wilson Lumber Co. for many Wave Visits Here— Yoeman Edith Hodges was a Vancouver, Washington, were in years. guest at the Frank Moreland Vernonia visiting with Mr. and Flash! Hot Copy!! Scoop!!! Vac Mrs. John Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. Bud uum Bottle* and Work Glove* at home for a day as the guest of Montez Moreland. She is stationed Borton and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nance’s. It— in Washington, D. C. Brady. These families are life Daughter Born to Ward*— time friends. Here from Portland— Cpl and Mrs. Eddie Ward are Mr. and Mrs. George Baker Leave for College---- the parents of a daughter, Mari Joanne Nichols, daughter of Mr. lyn Ann. She was born September spent part of Saturday and Sun and Mrs. J, W. Nichols; and Joy 15 in Hillsboro. Mrs. Ward'is the day with friends here. They are making their home in Portland. Willard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. former Idamae Morris. Eddie M. B. Willard, left Sunday for Ward has been in the army for Mr. Baker is employed by the Eugene, where they will attend three years and is now stationed state industrial accident commis sion. the University of Oregon. This in Vallejo, California. will be Joanne’s senior year in the Cason* Have Guests Sunday— Mothers’ Se"vice club dance, school of journalism, and Joy will Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberson of enter as a freshman in the school Saturday, October 2. Legion hall. Dallas were guests at the home Glen Davis orchestra. 38t2 — of pre-medics. Joanne is associate of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cason Sun editor of the Emerald, the school Day Spent in Portland— day. paper. Mr. and Mrs. Willard took Mrs. A. E. Jenning rode into Pot-Luck Dinner to Be Held— the girls to Eugene. Portland with Rev. Backer recent The women’s missionary society ly for a day’s visit with Dr. and of the Evangelical church will Mother*’ Service club dance, Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Abe Bennett. Saturday, October 2. Legion hall. hold a pot-luck dinner on Octob She found Mrs. Bennett confined er 8 at 1 p.m. in the social room Glen Davi* orchestra. 3812— to her bed but was some better. of the church. Everyone is urged Home for Visit— Mrs. Bennett will be remembered Barbara Nichols, daughter of by the older residents of Vernon to come and bring a friend. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nichols, has ia as she spent some time here sev Vacationed in Idaho— been spending a few days with eral years ago when the late Mr. Mrs. Hazel Stevenson and Mrs. her family. She is a student nurse Abe Bennett conducted a series Emma Clark returned to Ver r.t the Oregon medical school in of lectures. nonia after spending a week’s Portland. vacation at Bonners Ferry, Idaho. T he end of September is in sight. And the end of September brings us close to the end of the 3rd War Loan drive. If you haven't bought $100 worth of extra War Bonds— extra, mind you —dig up that money and buy your share today! Men who are fighting for you . . . bleeding for you . . . ready to die for you . . . are wait ing for the news that you people at home are backing them up 100%. They know what invasion costs in blood / and. lives. They know, too, what it costs in equipment, munitions, supplies, that must reach the front in a never-ending stream. And they’re counting on you for the money that goes to keep that stream flowing. No matter what you have to sacrifice ... no matter how much it pinches . . . you cannot let them down! They’re calling on you to hurry, hurry, hurry! Get that $100 extra into War Bonds before the drive is over. Business Pleasure Trip Taken— Former Resident* Visit Here— Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Divine, former owners of the Squeeze-Inn were in Vernonia, Saturday and Sunday. They left here about two weeks ago to make their home in Lebanon. Mr. Divine is with the Hobin Logging Co., out of Sweet Home and Mrs. Divine is working in a local restaurant. Suffer* Broken Arm— Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White and family visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hobin in Sweet Home and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris in Lebanon last Thursday while they were on a business trip to the two towns. Mr. Hobin is Mrs. White’s brother and the Morrises are relatives of Mr. White and were former owners of the Hyvan Hotel. Attend Football Game— Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Greene and daughter, Karen, spent the week end with relatives in Tacoma. They also attended the season’s opening football game between the University of Washington and Whitman college. Mrs. Greene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cason and will make her home in Vernonia. BACK THE ATTACK.. WITH WAR BONDS Oregon-American Lumber Corporation Fred Dusek who is employed at Camp McGregor, was struck with a choker while at work Wednes day, September 22. He suffered a broken right arm which will confine him to his home for some time. Visitor from Richmond Calif.- Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heenan’s house guest for the past week was Ruby Tisdale of Richmond, California. She is Mrs. Heenan’s sister. Daughter Visit* from Palo Alto— Miss Betty Jaegen has been in Vernonia for the past three weeks visiting with her mother, Mrs. J. F. Heenan and has now left for Stanford university at l’alo Alto. Party Honors New Members— Mrs. Roland's Sunday school class of girls, known as the Ban ner class, entertained with a party at the Evangelical church on Sat urday, September 25. The party was given in honor of new mem bers and was attended by about 10 girls. Go to John Day— Mrs. Mae Lemons, Mrs, Robert Holcomb and daughter, Hazel Mae, left Thursday for a two- weeks visit in John Day. Daughter Born— Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Malmsten of Vancouver, are the parents of a girl born on September 9. The little girl has been named Sydney Ann and' is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Malmsten. Äs VOUR BLOCK would look after BOMBING j)QIÌTIfflTHAPPiN-B<iiiWARBOflDs/ Military expert« warn that the greater and prepared. Our boy« on the fight our Victoria« and the more desperate ing front« aren’t quitting... nor can we the plight of our enemies, the greater the chance* of '«uicide* attack» upon our ihoret. We mu«t keep ever alert "Back the attack’... buy BONDS ond MORE BONDS... right up to the mo ment of 'unconditional surrender’! F»EE ENTERPRISE Is winning the PRODUCTION WAR
