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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1945)
LET’S BE SOCIABLE Irma Koberstein Weds In Rites Performed In Portland This Week Wedding rites performed Mon day evening of this week in Portland united Miss Irma Ko berstein and Cyril Thompson, USN, in marriage. The ceremony was performed at the Trinity Baptist church. The bride was attired in a white brocade gcwn with finger tip veil and carried a white Bible an a boquet of white flowers. Mrs. Fred Roediger was maid of honor. She was attired in a pink gown and carried a pink nosegay. Mrs. Thompson is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Koberstein and is well known here, having made this her home for many years and having attended grade and high school here. Confections Six Take Third Degree Tuesday Six new members have been added to Vernonia Lodge 246, I.O.O.F. as the result of taking third degree work Tuesday even ing of this week. Taking the work at that time were Oliver Graves, Harry Kerns, E. L. Rob ertson, A. E. Woods, Mr. Schoen- beckler and Ben George. The degree work was carried out by the degree team under the leadership of Bill Shafer, and by Ed Frazee acting as No ble Grand and Dwight Strong as High Priest. A Major Calamity Rona Morris Workman Rocking W Ranch I’ve been ill and in bed for three days. That may not sound very serious to some folks but for me to go to bed ill is almost a major calamity. I learned long ago that it is far easier to stay on my feet and battle it out than to give up and go to bed where my family can go to work on me. I had only a cold and a cough this time, but a stranger watch ing the actions of the household would have leaped to the con clusion that I had both feet in the grave and the sexton was waiting with the first shovel ful of dirt. I am sure, most of the time, that my family loves me, but when I get ill I begin to have a few doubts. This time I was practically convinced that their one idea was to rush me into another world—and fast. Candy « Excellent Fountain Service The Cozy Bus Depot KEEP YOUR CROWNING GLORY BEAUTIFUL EXQUISITE PERMANENTS Machine or Machinele»» Riverview Beauty Siiop Phone 7712 At the Mile Bridge We Ute Soft Well Water Marinello Grad. 8 years exp. The Big Bos, the type of hus band who expresses his worry by scolding, let out hoarse growls of rage and fury, tore off to a drug-store and bought every- thing from horse liniment to sheepdip and started in on me. The Daughter-of-the-House helped (I’ll remember that the next time she gets sick.) I was rubbed with everything the drugstore suggested plus a few things— judging from the smell—that shouldn’t be used on a sheep that was affected with scabies, rabies and hoof and mouth disease. I was dosed with aspirin and cold pills and anything else they could find that was lying around loose and unlabeled in the med icine chest, and if I dared open my mouth to protest, one or the other rushed at me with a speon- ful of cough medicine. The only stuff around here they didn’t give me—so far as I can dis cover—was KowKare and some dope I give the pigs for worms. They would have gotten around to those I suppose if I had stayed in bed another day. No, it isn’t safe to be sick around those two. There have been times in the past pear or two when I have felt that I would gladly break a leg if I could thus get a chance to stay in bed for a month. I thought it would be a fine opportunity to read all the books I never have time for and maybe would get caught up with my corres pondence, but never again will I MORE for Your Money It is no secret that KING’S MARKET gives you more for your money. Add them up: fin est quality merchandise; speedy, courteous service; handy shopping facilities; modem, sanitary market; large, complete assortment in all lines of household necessities, topped off with an efficient and accurate accounting sys tem that enables you to pay weekly or monthly at your convenience and you will understand clearly that our motto means exactly what it says: “Where Your Money Buys More” KING’S Grocery - Market * After three days I rose. They are confident their attentions cured me. I don’t argue. I merely smile and agree that they cer- tainly do know how_tn—get—a person back on his feet. And that ain’t no lie. Those two to- gether could raise the dead. e Natal Events Of Week Told NATAL — Bill Pringle, Jr. drove to Seaside Sat. to bring Mrs. Pringle and Mary Lou home Sunday. Mrs'. Moran is on the sick list this week. Result: no school Mon. and Tues, at Natal. Mrs. Carmichael called at the Dunlap home Fri. and also at the V. W. Berg home. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and sons attended a party at the Gift home Sat. eve. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson were in Clatskanie on business Tues. Mrs. Alice Lindsay visited at the Dunlap home Wednesday. Elmer Michener called at the Carmichael and Lindsay homes Sat. eve. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Steers called on Mr. and Mrs. Oblack Friday afternoon. "Labor Saving" to Be Demonstrated The series of farm and home labor-saving equipment demon strations, sponsored by the farm labor office of the O.S.C. Exten sion service, will be started in Washington county January 26 and 27, with meetings at Sher wood and Forest Grove. The schedule will be continued through Marion, Linn, Benton, Clackamas, Multnomah, Polk, Col umbia, Yamhill and Clatsop coun ties on dates to be announced later. Tentative plans also call for showings in Lane, Tillamook, Lincoln and Coos counties, re ports Clyde Walker, assistant in the state farm labor office and extension specialist in agricul tural engineering. These demonstrations will in clude both farm and home equip ment, using labor-saving devices that are designed to lighten the work of the homemaker as well as the farm operator. Field equip ment will include such things as a manure loader, post hole dig ger, auto buckrake, tilt-top trail- er, and numerous smaller out- door items. Improved homemaking ideas will include the shewing of a kitchen sink unit, mixing table u- nit, utility table and lap-board, laundry cart, and other items. Labor-saving ways of ironing shirts will also be demonstrated. County agents are in charge of local arrangements and they will round up in advance unUs ual labor-saving equipment de signed and operated by farmers or homemakers in tbeir own counties. Paperhanging Painting - Signs FRANK HIRSCH Keasey Rt. Phone 462 Vernonia Eagle WÄR BONDS Thursday, January 11, 1945 Oil Coupon Value Set at 10 Gallons The value of the new period 3 fuel oil coupon, which became valid for delivery of oil on Mon day, January 8, has been set at 10 gallons per unit, George L. 3 Curry, district OPA fuel ration ing executive, announced this week. Curry reiterated his previous caution that fuel oil users must continue to take all possible steps to stretch their allowance as the siyiply situation still remains acute and the possibility of obtaining “hardship” rations is not likely under present supply conditions. HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE CLEANING, REPAIRING AND SERVICING Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines and ail types of household electrical or mechanical equipment. E. L. “Al” Robertson * 5 Rose Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED fÆSfor “ FARM PRODUCTION! Marine Corps Photo Fighting goes on a few miles in land, but the Marines bring ashore supplies and equipment to this Jap pier on Saipan. The bulldozer will toon be at work clearing landing «trips for our planes. War Bonds bought this equipment. Are you buying more than before—and buy ing regularly? u. S. Treat*,y Dej-ariaea^ Endors m »st o' Coupons Told Motorists in this OPA district were advised this week by E. W. Eggen, mileage rationing rep resentative, not to change the endorsement on their present gasoline coupons when they get their new motor vehicle regis tration stickers. They are instruc ted to leave the old license num ber endorsements “as is” on pres ent coupons as service station op erators may not accept coupons on which endorsements have been altered, Eggen emphasized. Motorists in Southwestern Washington who will receive new 1945 license plates instead of stickers, and those out of state motorists now in Oregon who ob tain license plates, are also ad vised not to chrfnge the license number already endorsed on their coupons. These motorists should change their book cover or iden tification folder of present cou pons by drawing a line lightly through the old license plate number above or below. Also, the license number should be changed on the mileage rationing record which all motor ists got from their local Boards with their coupon book. These changes should be made in ink, jndelible pencil or by typewriter. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS Phone 556 DISCUSS YOUR PROBLEM WITH US St Helens Branch United States National Bank HEAP OFFICE, POSTIAMO MFMBER FDIC It’s the same familial-, friendly service you’ve be come accustomed to. It nev- ?r varies from the prime objective of keeping the .inest groceries on hand at a reasonable price. Make SAM’S your year-long bas ket filler. SAM’S FOOD STORE Groceries, Fruits & Veg.— A Home Owned Groc. Ph. 761 For variety that adds zest to the meal, get a dozen or so of our buns. It’s so easy to heat and serve them that you will be delighted at the way the family enjoys them. The food con tent is equal to any of our other fine breads. VERNONIA BAKERY Vernonia, Oregon Phone 991 excess acid DUE TO Free BookTelltofHomeTreatmenf that Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over two million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for relief of symptoms of distress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcer« due to Excess Acid — Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn, Sloeplessness, etc., duo to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ trial! Ask for “Willard's Message” which fully explains this treatment.— free— at VERNONIA DRUG STORE For Pasteurized MILK & CREAM A Home’s First Requisite- COMFORT New Platform Rockers With Springs Lounging Chairs 929.»» V. 'V' I ■ : H right from the farm to your door, write to Reduced from PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY Drop leaf table with extension leaf— Light finish $29-95 Other Dinette Sets— $39.95, $49.95, $59.95 $39.95 Dinette Sets Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY 11-16-45 W’T’h I- -'S ;$£.: The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK Bed Room Suites Bleached Walnut, Walnut, Ivory finishes. 5-piece sets $119.95 INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON At the Mile Bridge Phone 91 entertain such an idea. There was just one member of this family present who didn’t either rub something on me or poke something down me and that was Reddle, the beloved Cocker. There is no doubt that he proved conclusively that a deg is man’s best friend. He just lay down on his blanket by my bed and stayed there. He wouldn’t leave me even to eat and they had to bring his food to my room. Of c.ourse he couU n’t protect me from their at- tacks, but at least be slayec uy me in my foxhole to lend what comfort he could in my zero’ hour. Riverview A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank * Everything for the Home on EZ Term» Phone 802, Vernonia Free Delivery Daily
