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2 Vernonia Eagle Thursday, January 25, 1945 Our Great America 6lf Jèiber TOPICS OF THE TOWN Go Son Born Rev. and Mrs. Allen H. Back er are the parents of a son, John Arthur, born Saturday at Forest Grove. Here for Month Mrs. Mary Rule arrived last week to spend a month visiting with Mrs. James Davies. Mrs. Rule, whose home is at Hunting ton Park, California, is a sister of James Davies who is now o- verseas. of Dimes” benefit "March DANCE Saturday, Jan. 27. Spon. by Legion and Auxiliary. Red O’Brien's orchestra. Legion hall. It— Mrs. Holce Here to Clatskanie Mrs. Ed. Betty Lou, man were Tuesday of Frazee and daughter, and Mrs. Gene Ship visitors in Clatskanie this week. Home from College Miss Eileen Enos spent the past week end here with relatives She arrived Friday evening and returned to her school, Cascade College in Portland, Sunday. • «♦»° We fix flats in nothing flat. Con ' venient air hose to check your in flation too! For good dependable service—drop in anytime! To Attend Conference Rev. Allen H. Backer will at tend the mid-winter conference in Spokane on Jan. 30 and 31, and February 1st of next week. Following the conference he, with the Gospel Gleemen, will make a short tour of the area near Spokane, singing at several Ev angelical churches. Mrs. Wilfred Holce arrived Visitors at Riverview here from Washington, Tuesday of last week to stay with her - Homes Are Noted for mother, Mrs. Sam Hearing, who Week by Correspondent has been ill for the past three RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Emma weeks. • Fredrickson, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Salinka all of Clatskanie Shorty Lee transfer. All kinds were Sunday visitors at the A. of hauling. To inquire, call 802. L. Bassett home while Miss Betty Eye Injured Tuesday Hall of Glenoma, Wash, came Ralph Borton suffered an eye on a surprise visit to the same injury Tuesday evening of last home. week when a BB shot caused Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Schu- the trouble. He was unable to macher of New England, N. Dak. carry his paper route for several are visiting at the home of Mrs. days. Schumacher’s brother, J. A. Wirtz. In noting N. Dak. changes “March of Dimes” benefit since they each had filed gov’t DANCE Saturday, Jan. 27. Spon. claims in 1908 in the days when by Legion and Auxiliary. Red the natives shied at autos, the O’Brien's orchestra. Legion hall. Schumachers relate that their It— son, Russell, in company with a friend is financing and construct ing an airport on his mother’s claim. Mrs. Robert Moore of St. Hel ens spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Glen Hawkins and FRANK HIRSCH family. Major and Mrs. R. D. Smith, Keasey Rt. Phone 462 of Cal. are visiting relatives and friends here and at The Dalles. The Major will return to his post at the Dibble General hos pital at the close of his vacation. Mary Jane Cline of Portland came up Sunday to spend the week end with her friends here. Who’s sick? Two of our young Americans, Waldron Ratkie and Bertram Wood are very much under the weather at present They all flock over while John Wildy father of Mrs. to Dessy’s for a good Monty Dewey is a great sufferer with rheumatism. He journeyed time. If you like gay- to Wheeler Sunday where he re ety and a good crowd, ceived treatment which all hope join up with a gang will be beneficial. that’s “right.” Not à Mrs. J. Williams accompanied Oscar Williams and wife to Gas- Dodo in the bunch! ton Saturday. She planned to spend, several days there. A neighborly welcome is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Worley and their three children, Leroy and Venice, who moved Sunday into the nice home they recently purchased of Glen Bo- dell. These new neighbors come from ^.innton. Paperhanging Painting -- Signs IfMIHJfflffl Birds of a Feather Dessy’s Tavern TUNE UP YOUR ENGINE Do it NOW—there’s no other service operation that pays such big returns for so little cost. In fact, it often pays for itself in the savings it effects. TUNE REGULARLY FOR Fuel savings Smooth running Improved efficiency Longer engine life Vernonia Auto Co “A Safe Place To Trade” Phone 342, Vernonia Phone 337 H. H. Sturdevant AVENUE GARAGE Rirthday Dinner Honors Two RIVERVIEW — Our commun ity extends sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Condit whose daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. II. Condit, passed away at a Portland hospital Sunday, and to the bereaved husband and daugh ter who are spending some time here. There is nothing more important than provid ing amply for the nutri tional requirements of your family. A healthy nation means a victor ious nation and SAM’S will always stock the best in food to meet your needs! Sawdust The polio “March of Dimes got a boost at the Cozy" Con fectionary Saturday night by Dwayne Lane.. Dime collection boxes had been placed about town by Chairman Paul Gordon SAM’S FOOi» STOKE Groceries, Fruits & Veg.— A Home Owned Groc. Ph. 761 BEAUTIFUL, LASTING PERMANENTS President Bringhurst and of the Northwestern Mission vice were working and visiting in this vicinity over the week end and spent two nights at the George Bell home. A large number of Riverview ers attended the Memorial Ser vices held for Pfc Gerald Turner in Vernonia Sunday. The services were both beautiful and impres sive. Miss Betty Ratkie, Mrs. Polly Lynch and Mrs. Bessie Netka were Portland-Vancouver visitors Wednesday. Mr. an.d Mrs. Oscar Kapham- mer of Forest Grove spent Sun day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis. Mr. El lis accompanied them on their return and will visit Oregon City before his return. Miss Lorraine Mahar and her friend Joe Romaska of Portland spent Sunday at the Ralph Ma har home. Mrs. L. A. Billings and daugh ter Emmalene of Portland vis ited several days the past week at the W. D. Steele home. A bounteous two-fold birthday dinner was served in their home Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bean. The honor guests were Mr. Roy Brady, father of Mrs. Bean and Mr. Harry Bean, Archie’s father who added another year to their ages. S. Sgt. and Mrs. Leroy Jack Bean and daughter of San Diego were exceptionally welcome guests at this gathering. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Raff and three children and Mr. and Mrs. Asslan and daughter who came with Harry Bean from Kelso, Wash. Mr and Mrs. John Rosa and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brady and daughter Aretha" of Vernonia, Mary Jane Cline of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Deaney and daughter of Kcasey. Visiting and repeating pioneer stories and adventures with the feasting were enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Cleone Woodruff of Port land spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Frank Mills home. A very beautiful wedding cer- mony was performed at the Trinity Baptist church in Port land when Miss Erma Kober- stein became the bride of Cyril Thompson, a coastguardsman, while on furlough. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steele attended this wed ding. The Kobersteins lived here for many years. This young couple are spending their honey moon in British Columbia. Helen Curtis’ Park Avenue MACHINE $5.50 MACHINELESS $6.50 Other nationally adver- tired permanents $7.50 and up. COLD WAVES from $12.50 Get a liberal dose of sunny “Old Sol” in ev ery dish of our ice cream. We make it our selves, so we know it’s good. PAL SHOP ORDER GALLON OR MORE LOTS OF ICE CREAM A DAY IN ADVANCE RIVERVIEW BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 7712 Mannello graduate At The Mile Bridge 8 years experience HXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHZHXMXS4XHXHXHXHXHX JUST ARRIVED Woven Wire Fencing * Poultry Netting*Barb Wire 26 inch and 39 inch heights 5 ft. and 6 ft. Galvanized Also lull stock of WATER PIPE HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO. For Bonds, See Uncle Sam—For Hardware, See Hoffman XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXKHXHXHXHXHXHX Have You Tried Ç o r b y’s Lately? IF YOU ARE SEEKING a light- bodied sociable blend, and haven’t tried Corby’s—the whiskey with the Grand Old Canadian Name—now is your opportunity! More and more Corby’s is avail able in this state. Ask for Corby's, next time. 3-AST YOUR A Grand Old Canadian Name VOTE FOR VOTE AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE. YES, IT’S REALLY THE ONLY VOTE YOU CAN EXERCISE FREELY, SO MAKE GOOD USE OF IT BY GETTING YOUR FINE MEATS GROCERIES AND PRODUCE AT GRAVES’. GROCERY Phone Paul Gordon doesn’t like it. At least that would be the idea one would get were he to tell about his efforts along that line a few days ago during the ill ness of J. J. Latimer, school janitdr . . . Orvej Edwards-doe j- n’t seem to care for cold weath er either for he can usually be found close to a warm fire, es pecially so during the past few days. and one of the boxes was avail able, so Dwayne presented it to every customer in the Cozy. The box gained weight in a hurry . . . Herb counts was embarrased last week, so the story goes. 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