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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1944)
LET’S BE SOCIABLE r Degree Work Taken By Three Candidates Vernonia Eeagle Helping Circle Meets at Mist Thursday, October 5, 1944 3 Three new candidates will' re Keasey Family Goes ceive the initiatory work towards IS YOUR HEAD Mrs. Isabel Culbertson reports membership in the Odd Fellows Service Club Buys IN THE CLOUDS? To Albany; Bergerson a great need for Red Cross sew next Tuesday night. Taking the Servicemen Gifts It doesn’t make any MIST — The Mist Helping Home Occupied ers. She will be chairman in Members of the Vernonia Ser charge and the work will be done werk at that time will be Hbmor Circle met last Thursday at the difference where your and Ernest Gwin and Louis KEASEY — Mr. and Mrs. Otto vice club served luncheon to 18 at the high school. Call her if in Schroeder. head is, your feet are heme of Mrs. Harry Reynolds. Bittner moved to Albany Sun. members of the West Coast Dry terested. Heading the degree team now A most delicious dinner was on the ground, pound Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shafer Kiln club at noon om Wed., Sept. The dance committee reports is Bill Schaffer who also has been ing away at the soles 27. A check for $20 and a col that the next service club dance in charge of the cement work served to a small attendence. moved into the Vic Bergerson and heels of your shoes. lection of $4.30 was received and will be Sat., Oct. 14th. Funds which has been done to improve After lunch business meeting house on Rock Creek. much appreciated. Bring that extra • pair from this dance will go toward the .Odd Fellow property. New was called to order and members Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tipton and At the meeting on Thursday, payment of Christmas gifts. sidewalks and curbing will be the decided to give some sort of daughter are visiting at the Herb in NOW for a rebuild the committee reported the pur There will be regular dances the result of the completed cement Hallowe’en program, a sale and job and be ready for a chase of articles for the Christ 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each pouring. supper around the 28th. Next Counts’ home. quick switch when the mas boxes to servicemen from month. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, ¡Ev- Considerable foundation work meeting will be the 4th Thursday ones you are wearing this area. It is planned to send at the home of our president The next regular meeting of is also being done to the build eret Rust and Dale Johnson from 360 boxes. play out. the club will bg Thursday, Octob ing, that work being in charge of Mrs. Fred Siegenthaler. Forest Grove visited friends here The telephone fund dance er 12 at 2 p.m. in ithe Legion ¡Ernie Stacey. The Geo. Joneses are remod over the week end. FRANK LINES cleared $30, use of the hall be hall. eling their home, including built- . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krieger SHOE REPAIR ing donated by the American Le ins. and children visited at the Hodg MAIL ORDERS GIVEN Association Names gion. The club voted to make the PROMPT ATTENTION Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones re son home Sat. eve. Years Officers paying of these calls its winter Legion Auxiliary Plans turned Fri. to their home in Complete for Year project. The Girl’s Athletic association Eugene after staying several Along with the work foj’ the The American Legion Auxiliary elected their officers for the weeks at the J. O. Libel home. . Johnson’s service ex Red Cross, such as making af- held the first of its fall meetings coming year at a meeting held The Roper family is entertain ghans (crocheted and wool pieced cells in many ways! at this time) pasting crossword with the newly-elected officers last week. Named were: Jean Mc ing their daughter ¡Elaine from Conveniently located, presiding, on Monday, October 2. puzzles qn cardboard, making Donald, president; Hildur Sund- Seaside this week end. plenty of room, modem Various projects were discus quist, vice-president; Carolyn Roy Reynolds of the Seabees is scrap books, there is Red Cross equipment, skillful at knitting. Mrs. Isola Morris re sed. Isabel Culbertson announced Sword, secretary; and Barbara home for a few days. This week the Nehalem demon tendants and grade one ports that knitters are very much the beginning of Red Cross sew Keasey, treasurer. in demand. In about two weeks, ing soon. She will be chairman. This organization has been the stration Unit is supposed to meet materials. Get your gas Armistice Day plans were dis- one that sold refreshments at the Fri. We haven’t decided where. the shipment of kahki yarn will and oil at the sign of cursed. The usual pot-luck din The Garlocks new house on be received for sweaters, helmets ball games. Further activities are the Shell! ner will be served to coincide the Backman place is shaping up and socks, and the articles are being contemplated. into a nice looking bungalow urgently needed. Those interest with the football schedule for VERNONIA SERVICE STATION PHONE 311 which W'ill make a very nice ap ed in working with the yarn are that day. The unit voted to send $30 to pearance over the old home place asked to call on Mrs. Morris. the Auxiliary “Christmas Cheer,” of the Backman’s, but of course rj not historic like the old home. QUICK RELIEF FROM $15 to department child welfare and $15 to the Veterans hospital. Floyd Libel spent the week Symptoms of Distress Arising from Two new members brought end at his home here from Port STOMACH ULCERS their appliceiions: Mrs. Tressie RIVERVIEW — John Elder ie land. DUE TO EXCESS ACID Michener and Mrs. Jennie Lusby. taking the place of James McKen Sat. afternoon shoppers were A group of the members are zie at the Hiring Hall in Port FreeBookTellsof HomeTreatmentthat Mr. and Mrs. Owen Scott and Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing planning a visit to the Veteran’s land this week. Over two million bottles of the WILLARD hospital Wednesday, October 25 Mrs. John Buss and Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Art Barnes. TREATMENT have been sold for relief of Mrs. Carl iJnneberg and her symptoms of distress arising from Stomach to get first-hand informa’tion on Betti both of Portland spent and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid — mother, Mrs. L. E. McGee were the needs of the hospitalized Wednesday night at the parental Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, in Clatskanie one day last week. Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., servicemen and find out in what E. G. Francis home. due to Excels Acid. Sold on 15 days’ trial! The Bern Bliss family is oc way they can help most to re Ask for “Willard’s Message'* which fully Mi-s. Anna Parker returned explains this treatment.— tree— at cupying the former E. T. Wallace habilitate the returned soldier. Wed. from Bay City where she VERNONIA DRUG STORE This unit has a full program had been assisting with the house, now owned by Joe Chec- THIS IS THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF ANNOUNCE- monek. for the year whether the war blackberry harvest. MENTS TO BETTER ACQUAINT THE RESIDENTS OF Austin Dowling called on Wm. ends or continues. Mr. and Mrs. Diemert of Port THE NEHALEM VALLEY .WITH THE SERVICE WE Rose, Sunday a week ago. land spent the week end at the HAVE TO OFFER. John Elder home. League Officers IT IS ADDRESSED EACH WEEK TO OLD AND NEW Hunter# Report No Wilton Robinson spent Monday Elected Wednesday in Hillsboro. RESIDENTS ALIKE, IN THE INTEREST OF THOSE WHO Luck on Sunday Trip; Members of the high school Nels Johnson of Portland spent DESIRE A TYPE OF MARKETING SERVICE SELDOM girls league elected officers et Sunday night and Monday at the Grandsons Visit Folks ACHIEVED IN A SMALL COMMUNITY. PERSONALIZED their regular meeting last Wed O. Halveck home. MIST — Joe Henderson of the ASSISTANCE ON EACH AND EVERY ORDER, DELIVERY nesday and named: Phyllis Bonis- Mrs. Gerald Turner of Portland Merchant Marine is cleaning up president; Vena Weidman, spent the week end at the home his shop and doing some repair SERVICE, SUPER-QUALITY MEATS, FRUITS, VEGETA You’ll always get the law, vice-president; Mary Pat Caton, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. work while home on leave. BLES AND GROCERIES, WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL. high sign if you suggest secretary; Jean McDonald, treas L. Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ballett TO THOSE NEWCOMERS MAY WE SAY, “COME IN a snack at the COZY. urer; Stella Bellingham and Mir Mr. and Mrs. Badley of Corval from Everett, Wash, visited her AND MEET US." AND TO EVERYONE IN THE VALLEY, The reason? You simp iam Corll, song leaders; Shirley lis were week end guests at the sister, Mrs. L. Wickstrom, last CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS, “YOU ARE week. ly can’t go wrong on Ray and June McDonald, pro Thorn brugh home. gram ; and Bessie Lusby, sergeant ALWAYS WELCOME!” Mrs. T. C. Biggs went to Wau a deal like that. It’s a of arms. Ernest Lane was here from na Sat. to visit her daughter-in- Roseburg during the week end. sure way to make, law, Mrs. Pearl Biggs, and her Several men took off early Sun friends (and to keep Mrs. Gordon to grandson, Lee Biggs, who was morning hunting. They were all Entertain Thursday them.) home on furlough. She was dis unsuccessful. Roy Hughes, C. O. Mrs. Paul Gordon will be host appointed, however, when she Hayden, Wm. Bridgers were ess Thursday evening, tonight, to learned that Lee had been called among those who went. members of the iVernonia Study back to duty a few hours before club when they meet to study her arrival. The A. R. Melises entertained MacBeth. The meeting will not be Mrs. R. C. Kemper and children their grandsons a few days last Bus Depot Ph. 582 held at the home of Mrs. Harry Davey, Patsy, Margie and Ga<y, week, one from Kirkland, Wash., ¡ Z X Sandon as announced last week. of Forest Grove spent Fri. night Vern Fugerson and Chas. Web and Sat. with Mrs. Kemper’s ber, army aviator, who was home for a few days. He had to re mother, Mrs. Joe Wirtz. NEW AND USED PARTS Mrs. Kyle Clark, daughter of port again for duty Oct. 2nd. Walter Batson has his mother Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Condit left Expert Auto Repairing Gas and Oil Fri. for a visit with her brother’s from Gaston visiting at his home. family at Clatskanie. Her brother Open at 7:30 A.M.; Closed at 7:30 P.M, The oil drillers moved up on is a Seabee in the Aleutian Is. the “Creek” on the land where Visitors at the Wayne Pugh WE CLOSE ALL DAY SUNDAY Ed. Birkenfeld lived. home Sun. were Mr. and Mrs. We are sorry to learn that Peter Riedweg of Hillsboro and > LaVerne Hanson of the Waves PLATFORM ROCKERS Mr. and Mrs Wm. Riedweg and was in a collision in Washington, New Shipment With Springs! Beautiful son, Gary, The two men are D. C. However, she is now out Tapestry and Velour coverings. brothers of Mrs. Pugh. RIVERVIEW Phone 773 of the hospital. Mrs. Cleone Woodruff came $44.95 and up Sun. for a three-day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills Mr. and Mrs. .E L. Lloyd spent Sun. and Mon. at Bradwood with their son, Jewell Lloyd, and fam ily. Guests, Visits Are Mentioned OUR AIM Thumbs Up WEHALEM The Cozy PHONE 7X1 ■ i a u Market & Grocery LYNCH AUTO PARTS í GROWING SCHOOL CHILDREN Need lots of milk for health and energy. They’ll like Nehalem Dairy milk, too. Phone us for regular delivery to your home. Hard work demands good oil! On the toughest jobs. Standard’s RPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil will keep your tractor or heavy truck engine humming. Special, patented compounds, blended with the selected base oil of RPM Heavy Duty prevent rings from sticking and keeps oil pas sages open. Because of war demands, it’s not sold 'THE JOKER* Paid Adv. Th« Anti-Prohibitloa Committee of Oregon. O. J. McPeraon, Chairman; Pear*on-4th Ave. Bldg., Portland DAVENPORT AND CHAIR SETS With Springs! Velour Coverings. $159.95 to $169.95 20 Per Cent Reduction! TIN PANTS, TIN COATS, LEATHER COATS, SLEEPING BAGS NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Hand made HUNTING KNIVES & SHEATHS $6.95 Phone 471 KNIT SWEATERS. Cotton and Rayon & Wool mixed. A variety of designs to choose from. for cars or trucks under % ton. L. G. Hawken Vernonia Phone 502 Your local representative for STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA Hats Cleaned, Blocked 85c DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED Pants ............... 50c Overcoats ......... $1.00 Dresses .......... $1.00 Suits ................ $1.00 Sweaters................ 50c fíTERSON Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursday» , Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop Oregon Laundry and Cleaners I Everything for the Home on EZ Term* at Portland Prices Phone 802, Vernonia Free Delivery Daily
