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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1944)
Thursday, August 24, 1944 2 Vernonia Eagle Our Great America Æ&r TOPICS OF THE TOWN from Leave« for Alaska Here Mary Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall, left Friday morning for Fairbanks, Alaska where she is enrolled in the uni versity. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Nile* of Aloha were here Sunday visiting at the Gene Shipman home. Mrs. Niles and Mrs. Shipman are sis ters. for Dancing everybody. and Taylor his Legion by Sponsored Aug. 26, 1.0.0.F. Red O’Brien’s ork. Friends It— Here Rev. and Mrs. William Reed were surprised Saturday evening by friends from Portland, Mr, and Mrs. Kern and their son, Walter, who is serving with the navy. They had midnight lunch together. Shorty Lee transfer. All kinds of hauling. To inquire call 802. Week End Guest Kenneth Tupper, of Hillsboro was a week end guest of the H. H. Frank family. Mr. Tupper is leaving Friday to go into the service. Dance Sat. Aug. 26, 1.0.0.F. hall. Adm. 50c, 10c tax. Mt. Ht. Club. Red O’Brien’s ork. It— Buy Home Mr. and Mrs. have purchased a view. The place owned by Mr. and mire. Pittsburg Furniture and Funeral Home. It— hall. Adm. 50c, 10c tax. Mt. Ht. Club. of line paints, outside and enamels. Bush George Vanderzanden of Roy spent from Tuesday evening to Saturday with his brother, Joseph Vanderzanden' and family here. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Vanderzanden and family also had as their guests Sr. M. Elizabeth Ann, of St. Mary’s who spent the day here, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Domelen of Roy and daughter, Sr. M. Irmalinda of St. Mary's, niece of the Vanderzandens, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weverka and family of Hillsboro. Sat. Complete Aux. 33tf— Brother Visited Dance der. Ray McAdams home in River wa$ formerly Mrs. Ray Buff Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Robertson are the parents of a girl born at the Emanuel hospital Tuesday, August 22 at 3 a.m. She has been named Ramona Joyce. for Dancing Aug. 26, everybody. Sat., 16 THE MOST IMPORTANT MAHUFACTUREP PRODUCT.... GRtiM Bay wry three paper Mlili H THE LMXEÌT VifUE PAPER PROOUCITI& POHJT M THE VJDRlP Legion hall. Come one and all, bring a friend. Music by Jess and Taylor Sponsored by his Legion orchestra. and Aux. 33tf— Returns Here from Portland Miss Charline McCallister from Portland has been the guest of the F. M. Ruhls this week. Her mother, Mrs. ’ S. V. McCallister, is expected to arrive Thursday evening on her way to Seaside. Mattresses and box springs and high chairs. Bush Furniture and from Vacation Grant McCabe returned this week from a vacation spent at the ranch of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McKinnon near Sandy. The Mc Kinnons and Miss Nina MacDon ald recently returned from their week’s vacation spent in Cana da. It— Funeral Home. Visit in Portland Richardsons Here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard son and son, Bobbie, were the guests of the Dave Marshalls last week end. Toddy, the older son, has been visiting here for a week and returned with his family to Portland. Richardson who was formerly employed in the 0-A office is now a recruiting of ficer in the navy and is located in Portland. Leaving for Florida Mrs. Kate Hoffman plans to leave Sunday for St. Petersburg, Florida, where she will be for several months with Major and Mrs. Donald O. Tower. She has been spending the summer at her home on the McKenzie riv er, and returned here last week. Yes, We Knead The Domi When it comes to whipping up a batch of bread we know our stuff. And that goes for all the different delicious bakery goods that we produce. For superlative tasties made with dough, the Vernonia Bakery is the place you seek VERNONIA BAKERY Phone 991 in THE EARLV LEAP MINIM6 RB610U LIVSP IN CAVES IN THE HILLS AND WERE THUS NICKNAMED •BAD6ERS’ Full line of Kem Tone and bor orchestra. and AIDERS Sat., Aug. 26, Legion hall. Come one and all, bring a friend. Music by Jess Aloha Vernonia, Oregon Christmas gifts for men over seas must be mailed between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15. Sewing Kits, Mirror and Comb Sets, Shoe Shin ing Outfits, Shaving Sets, Pocket Knives. Make your selections now—be ready to mail gifts on time to insure delivery before Chrismas BEDROOM SUITE. 5 pieces. Walnut Just arrived! finish. Complete line of WALLPAPER, PAINTS, PASTE, DEADENING FELT HIGH CHAIRS. New shipment $8^5 Large display of DISHES. Service for eight. Lace tablecloth FREE with each set. WATER SETS ------ GLASSWARE George G. Paterson Everything for the Home on EZ Terms at Portland Prices Phone 802, Vernonia Free Delivery Daily Miss Ni.llaray Borton and Miss Betty Swansen were in Portland from Sunday until Tuesday as guests of Miss Bernice Borton who has been typist and desk girl at the St. Vincent’s hospital during the school vacation. School Opening Date Sept. 11 MIST — Walt Batson and Ber nard Dowling were in Portland Mon. taki- g the Mathews Bros, truck in for some repairs. Mrs. G. Galeton, the school jan itor, has been getting the school house and property ready for the opening of school the 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Edleman and daughter from Portland visited her sister, Mrs. L. E. McGee, during the week end. The C. O. Haydens were in Portland Sun. visiting her parents. Arthur Seifkin visited his sis ter, Mrs. Donald Sundland over the week end. Freddy Busch, another of our young men , has entered the U. S. Navy. Freddy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busch, have a large farm down across the river and it was there young Freddy has spent his entire life, grad uating last year from the Ver nonia high school. Miss Bettine Mathews and Mrs. LaVerne Nelson were ex pected at the Mathews’ home over the week end from Port land. Mrs. Nelsop was formerly LaVerne Ronbaugh, a teacher here and lived on the “Burn.” Mr. and Mrs. Ralph George and Gloria were tracing in the village Saturday. Mr .and Mrs. William Bridgers and the Carl Enneberg family were Seaside visitors during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Scott were Tues, morning shoppers here. Sawdust.. It may be a little early td start electioneering for the No- vember election but that is the intimation brought out by the return here last week of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Condit from Cal ifornia. Herb mentioned some time ago that he was going to “run” for the office of mayor of Riverview. His return brings out the possibility that he may have returned in order to pre pare his campaign in advance in order to have the "drop” on any other candidates that may decide to seek the office . . . A NIGHTMARE Twenty-two laundries of the quartermaster corps in the eight Western states monthly handle 25.000,000 pieces of clothing for servicemen and women on duty in the ninth service command, it was announced at the Fort Doug las. Utah, headquarters of Major General David McCoach, Jr., commanding general. ********* * ♦ * * Those Boys Need AMERICA'S DA/RYiAND-.^ia^f»J HAOS N»TKM !H Mll^ PKOOJCTlO^ APruMifMmy-f/so.oociooo ukw yw«/. Daughter Born Fri.; Small Fire Started; School Being Cleaned MIST — Mrs Owen Scott has been helping Mrs. Galeton with the school cleaning. Mr. and Mrs Joe Rossier are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl at the Clatskanie hos pital Aug. 18. The little lady has been named Gail Pauline. Her father is a navy man and is at Farragut, Idaho. A small fire was started Sun. plresumably from a cigarette, in back of the Art Grenfelt beer parlor but was extinguished quickly after it burned over sev eral feet of grass. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sund land were down from Portland Sun. Mr. Sundland doing some work cn the wireing at the school house. Frankie Checmoneck of the USN' was heme over the week end from his post at Astoria. Mrs. Charles Sundland was a Sun. afternooft guest of Mrs. A. Dowling. Henry Kleiber was in Clats kanie Sat. eye. The Garlocks are baling their hay this week. Pioneer Picnic Attended Sun. NATAL — Vernon Paterson Returned home from Silver Creek camp Sun. eve. where he has been for the past week. Ruth Wells Shermer came from Newport last Wed. and vis ited with Mrs. Steers and Mrs. V. W. Berg until Sat. afternoon. Bill Pringle, Sr. and Ira Pet erson attended the Columbia county pioneer picnic at Hudson Sunday. Mrs. Mary Peterson visited with her daughter, Mrs. R. S. Lindsay, Mon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pringle, Jr. were in Portland last week hav ing dental work done. Mrs. I. J. Dass took Jeanette back to Portland Wed. to see the doctor. Louis Carmichael is suffering with a knee injury. Olga Holmstrom went to Port land Men. to sign up fo’- work in the ship yards. Mrs. L. P. Mathews and Mrs. Dan Wilson and daughter called on Mrs. Carmichael Sun. (itpmMrm! BUY MORE WAR BONDS An Ounce Of Prevention It doesn’t take much of a prophet to foresee more and more trouble in the offing for Amer ican motorists and Ver nonia drivers can be ex pected to get their share. As the mileage piles up on the speedo- to get loose, it’s a good meter and things begin idea to have them tight ened up occasionally. I often happens that a minor repair job has been the means of a- voiding really serious trouble latei on. Vernonia Auto Co. A Safe Place to Trade The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank Like spark plugs or battery, oil is actually a vital part of your car. To make sure it has the right kind of oil — and the right amount at every wear point — see your Standard Service Man at least every 1000 miles. He uses over a dozen different lubricants, each one developed to solve a special wear problem at some point on your car. Better have a look at that mileage right now. And if your car is due for lubrication — see your Standard Service Man today. STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA National Distillers Product* Corporation New Yoik 86 Proof You can get the vitamin-filleb foods you need for health and vitality at Graves* Here are some suggestions— TREET 12 ounce can 25c DEVILED MEAT, Arm’r» 5*/2oz 7c lb 30c PORK STEAK PORK CHOPS (5pt.) FRESH SIDE PORK HAMBURGER SAUSAGE PORK LIVER WEINERS Small lb ORANGE JUICE, H & D 18 oz 22c ORANGE JCE, Dundee 47 oz». 57c ORANGE JCE, Old South 46 oz 54c 35c ORANGE & GRPFT JCE 46oz lb 30c GRPEFRT JCE, Solar Gio 46 oz lb 30c V-8 VEG. JCE. 18 oz». (2pt.) lb 30c TOM JCE, Pref. Stock lOoz (1) lb 25c APPLE JUICE, Hood River qt lb 35c PRUNE JCE, Lake Shore qt (2) GRAVES' GROCERY X' ’■% 49c 37c 18c 13c 15c 28c
