Vernonia Eagle
Thursday, February 17, 1944
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Timber Woman Suffers
Badly Cut Hand While
Chopping Wood
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Home on
To Teach
Furlough
Cpl. and Mrs. E. R. Frank ar­
rived home Sunday from El
Paso, Texas to spend nine days
of his furlough visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Frank will i»-
main in Vernonia but Cpl. Frank
will return to camp thei 22d of
February.
Mrs. Alvenia Martin and soil,
Jim, arrived here Sunday. She
will teach school for the re­
mainder of the term, replacing
Mrs. Sam Hearing, Jr.
Mr3.
Martin and son are staying at
the Phil Taylor home.
Shorty Lee transfer. All kinds
Mention was made over radio
station KOIN last Wednesday ev­
ening of the 50th bombing mis­
sion over Italy of Walter Parcell's
before his return to this coun­
try. The story was told by one
of the members of the crew with
which Walt flew.
of hauling. To inquire call 802.
Ha. Scarlet Fever
Miss Lois Frank is confined to
her home with scarlet fever.
Motor to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. M. Grunden mot­
ored to Portland this week.
Reported Improving
John Burnside, who has been
quite ill, is reported to be much
improved.
Ice Cream
Is a
Perfect Dessert
Mentioned on Radio
Vernonia Service Club dance,
Saturday, February 19, Legion
hall. Glen Davis orchestra. 6tl —
Attends Meeting
Rev. W. O. Livingstone left
Thursday for Portland where he
will attend a three-day all-state
ministerial council. Dr. Gerald
Switzer, president of the Uni­
versity of Vancouver, B. C„ will
be leader of the council which
will be held at the First Baptist
church.
To Leave Monday
Ice cream goes well
with all types of meals
and your family loves it
especially when its
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Massey and
family plan to leave here Mon­
day for San Fernando, Calif, to
make their home. The Masseys
recently sold the Vernonia Bak­
ery here to Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burt.
PEPPERMINT
That’s right,
it’s
Here from Portland
Ill with Flu
Mrs. Leatha Tousley visited
here last week end. Her home
is in Portland.
Ray Mills, local high school
teacher, is reported confined to
his home with the flu.
Visit Taylors
Vernonia Service Club dance,
Saturday, February 19, Legion
hall. Glen Davis orchestra. 6tl —
Mr. and Mrs. Locke Taylor
and Frank Taylor were here last
week end to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Taylor.
Arrives Home
Mrs. Dave Marshall arrived
home Monday evening from Se­
attle after spending over a week
there with her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marsh­
all. Also returning here with the
former
our
special for this week.
Mrs. Nick De
TIMBER
Paola of Yamhill cut her hand
quite badly and had eight stitch­
es taken to close the wound. The
accident occured last Monday
while she was chopping wood.
Mrs. De Paola accompanied her
husband here where he was re­
lief section foreman for George
Tolson, who was ill. Mrs. De
Paola returned to Yamhill Satur­
day evening.
A large crowd attended the
stork shower for Mrs. Mary Lo-
Here
ptz last Wednesday at the school
house. The shower was sponsor*
ed by the P. T. A. Mri. Lopez
received a lot .of beautiful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Rap Fiekert left
Wednesday for Corvallis to at­
tend t’he funeral of Al Prophet.
Mr. Prophet was Mr. Fiekert’s
step-father, and passed away at
the home of another son in Wash.
FOO DS
E
To add glamour to
your meals, serve our
special. It is I bound to
make a perfect ending to
any meal.
Mrs.
Marshall .
was
her
grand daughter, Brenda, who vail
remain for a short time while
her mother is recovering from
an appendicitis operation.
Cars Collide
There was a collision between
the cars of Glenn Shipman and
Fred Bush on Bridge Street, one
block East of the Vernonia Auto
Co. on February 15. Both cars
were FFord V-8s and were badly
damaged but no one was injured.
The Pal Shop
Harold Miller broke his big
toe on his left foot while work­
ing at the mill last Wednesday.
MORE GESTAPO
SENT TO DENMARK
Some foods are rationed but we are happy
to announce that our quality is not. Points we
must have for meats, fats and canned foods
but the quality goes to you ration free.
Every item you buy at our store is
that same high quality cur
groceries,
still
of
meats,
and fresh produce have always been.
The Germans have sent 1,500
Gestapo
agents to
additional
Denmark to guard Danish rail­
ways, according to the Swedish
newspaper, Dagens Nyheter.
Large German police reinforce­
ments also are said to have ar­
rived in Jutland and Copenhag­
en.
You can eat your cake and
have it, too—if you invest
your CHRISTMAS savings
in WAR BONDS. Keep on
BACKING THE ATTACK.
Rationing makes quality doubly important
so shop at King’s to get the most for your
points and money.
King’s Grocery and Market
“Where Your Money Buys More
Visit Parents Here
Closed Tues.
A. F. Wagner
Breaks Toe
Is Unrationed
Order gal. or more lots of ice cream in advance
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dow are
visiting this week with Mrs.
Dow’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Douglass. Mr. Dow is a war­
rant officer and is stationed in
Florida.
Z%f/ COULD AFFORD A LITTLE EXTRA
CAN'T YOU?
SELECT BEER
WAR
BONDS
It's Place
in
PUBLIC FAVOR
IS UNIQUE
The standard of excellence to which Sicks' Select is brewed
Your Government wants you to sup­
port this loan by buying at least one
extra $100 Bond.
If the men in our armed forces can
afford to give their limbs and lives—
then certainly you can afford to lend
at least $100 ... or $200 ... or $300 ..
or even $500.
You may not find it easy to spare an
extra $100. But—
Be a good American—buy extra
Bonds RIGHT NOW!
The Fourth War Loan starts today.
LeSaEE BACK THE
makes it difficult for us always to insure your dealer of
having a supply. If ever you are disappointed in not being
able to obtain Sicks' Select, remember you will never be
disappointed in its quality when you do.
ATTACK!
The Vernonia Eagle
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