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2_____Thursday, March 1, 1945____ Vernonia Eagle <$ur Great America ft fy Mkr TOPICS OF THE TOWN Ankle Injured Mother Returns Home Mrs. R. S. Golden received medical treatment for an ankle sprain Friday. Mrs. Julius Stubbs has also been receiving medical treatment and has been confined to bed since Friday. Mrs. Ella S. Backer left last week for her home at Yakima, Washington after spending a month here with her son, Rev. Allen H. Backer, and family. Knights Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Knight returned to their home here early last week after spending over .1 month in California where they visited their son, Truman, who is stationed at Bakersfield, and a sister of Mrs. Knight. Hands Injured Ben George and Dick Fletcher suffered fractured hands Tues day, the former while working at the mill and the lattter while chopping wood. Shorty Lee transfer. All kinds of hauling. To inquire, call 802. Daughter Visited Mrs. Reed Holding was over from Clatskanie Sun. and visited with her daughter, Mrs. O’Black and also attended the auction sale. Prayer Meeting Due The home of Mrs. George Ro land will be the scene Friday afternoon of a cottage prayer meeting of Evangelical church members. The meeting will begin at 1 o’clock. Move to New Home Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lee spent Saturday and Sunday moving to the -home they purchased at 858 First Ave. The house was former ly occupied by the H. H. Frank family. Move to Oregon City Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith have purchased a home and have moved to Oregon City to live. DANCE Saturday night, March 3, Legion hall. Music by Red O’Brien. Sponsored by Vernonia Service club. It ' Leaves for Home Mrs. Mary Rule left Monday morning to return to her home at Huntington Park, California aft er spending over a month here visiting at the home of her sis ter-in-law, Mrs. James Davies. Under Observation Oscar George has returned to his home after being in a Port land hospital for several days for observation. • DANCE Saturday night, March 3, Legion hall. Music by Red O’Brien. Sponsored by Vernonia Service club. It— To Open Barbershop Ed Horn will soon open a barbershop at Sheridan. He has been working in the shipyards for the past year or so and was at one time employed as barber here at Ben’s Barbershop. The open ing of his shop at Sheridan has been delayed somewhat due to difficulty in purchasing toweling. Herman Veal Here Herman Veal arrived here Tuesday to spend a few days To keep your car in fuel, well oiled and greased, Heath’s Super-service cannot be ex celled. Heath’s Service Station Phone 5711 At the Mile Bridge, Riverview 5 "T he number or votes cast in "Me last presidential ELECTION WAS MORE THAN DOUBLE TME NUMBER OF VOTES CAST IN 1920 — — - 1920 i 26, 705, 346 VOTES CAST / 1940 ■■ 59, 808. ZU VOTES CAST/ visiting his daughter, Mrs. Helen Spofford, and family. This visit is being made after art elapse of five years since the two have seen each other. He has been at Bakersfield, Cal. where he was employed on civilian construction for the government. The work has been the building of officers headquarters. Guests at Homes in Riverview Mentioned In News Writing RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bellamy of Hillsboro were Sun. guests at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ellis Rainwater. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis vis ited Sun. at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Oscar Kapham- mer, in Forest Grove. They vis ited the Carlson Nursery before their return and purchased shrub bery with which to beautify their new home. Talk of entertaining. Listen. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steele had the following guests for lunch on Thursday: Mrs. Oren White Mrs. Ruby Smith and Mrs. Car rie Hall all of Vernonia. On Fri. their two daughters, Mrs. L. A. Billings of Portland and Mrs. Dick Farnstrom of Vancouver came avisiting. Sat. the guest was Mrs. Florence McDonald of Vernonia and for week end vis itors they had their daughter, Mrs. W. R. Hallowell, and her husband from Dallas who jour neyed homeward Mon. p. m. » Mrs. Jim Bond’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mothershead of Raymond, Wn. visited from Tues, until Fri. at the Bond home. Oth er visitors from Raymond were Mr. and Mrs. Sabin who spent from Thurs. until Sun. at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Allen. Jacobson on Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond Sun. and Mrs. Newell Wood and Mrs. Bond Tues, while Portlanders who spent the week end here were, Mrs. Maribn Hall, Lorraine Mahar, Margaret Smith and Sonny Schalock. Our sick list has the following names: Virginia Millis, Joyce Ann Rainwater and Mrs. John Ellis. Mrs. Herman Wood entertained in honor of Mrs. Olof Jacobson’s birthday anniversary recently. The following ladies were pres ent to enjoy the afternoon, offer congratulations, and partake of the dainty luncheon served by the hostess: Mrs. Syd Shepard, Mrs. Louis Huntley, Mrs. C. N. Rundell and Mrs. Nick Tock. Monty Dewey drove to Port land Mon. to consult a physician as he has been in poor health for some time. He was accompanied by his wife and son, Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warner of Yamhill transacted business in this vicinity Thurs. and visited at the A. L. Bassett home. Miss Edna Davis of Sweet Home is visiting her friend, Mrs. John Elder, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tock, who have been stopping at the parent al Olof Jacobson home for sev eral weeks moved into Verncnia last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson and family of Goble visited Sun. with the Elmer Knoedler family. mmeeaBnMMMemar Home Appliance Service CLEANING, REPAIRING AND SERVICING Refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, sewing ma chines and all types of house hold electrical or mechanical equipment. E. L. “Al” Robertson ALL WORK GUARANTEED 925 Ruse Ave. Phone 556 News Events in Riverview Told RIVERVIEW — John D. Sera fin, a navy construction employ ee, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Glen Hawkins during a two-week leave left Monday for Longbeach, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. George Bell and daughters, Polly and Bessie, and Mrs. Hudson went to Van couver Sun. to attend the L.D.A. conference being held there. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pugh drove to Gales Creek Sat. eve. to visit at the home of Wayne’s sister, Mrs. Chas. White. Riverviewers who visited Port land this week were Mrs. Olaf OUT of this CHOOSE ITS FINE PRE-WAR QUALITY Now that your can begin to pick your brand, let Corby’s guide you in your selection of fine whiskey. Enjoy Corby’s critically and carefully. We believe you’ll mark this light *bodied, sociable blend as your favorite from now on. 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