2 . Thursday, July 12, 1945
VERNONIA EAGLE
Our Great America &
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Show Seen
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson
end Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Strong
were among those who attended
the war bond show at Tillamook
July 4th. During the time of the
show the Tillamook blimp base
was open for inspection by civil­
ians.
Visit Olin*
Captain and Mrs. Bill Manning
and baby daughter were here
Copper Bearing Plate
SEPTIC TANKS
10 Guage 200 & 300 Gal. Cap?
!
Doors
Stock Mill Work
.*
Window* & Sashes
Mirrors
Window Glass
Extension
Ladders,
Ladders»
Step
Trestles
Painter's
ANDERSON
Phone 575
Riverview j
VERNONIA
WELDING SHOP
in
Experienced
designing
building
special
equipment.
Truck, cat and logging ma­
welding.
chinery
NOT
DO
THROW
Electric & Acetylene
Portable
R.
Junken
Ph.
453
1142 COLUMBIA ST.
T. R. Moon is vacationing this
week from his work at butcher in
the Safeway meat department.
He will return, to work Monday
of the coming week.
Enjoyed
Picnic
Home
Brown
Move Sunday
Sales and Service
Mrs. James Emmons and son,
Donnie, moved Sunday to a small
acreage and home they have pur­
chased out of Portland towards
Gresham. Mr. Emmons, who is
still in the Emanuel hospital, is
considearbly improved.
Here
Sunday
Ed Horn spent Sunday here
from Sheridan where he owns a
barber shop.
Week End Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lumm vis­
ited here last week end from
Portland at the Albert Child’s
home.
PHONE 173
Miss Mary Jane bobbins came
home Thursday evening of last
week to spend Friday with her
parents and brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Orile Robbins and Laurence,
Mary Jane is a clerk in the Port­
land post office and likes her
work very much.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins
spent part of their vacation last
week at Cottage Grove where
they visited relatives.
Born
7%-pound boy was born to
and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds
1st. He has been named
Group
TIRE PRICES REDUCED!
In
Hospital
Mrs. Orvel Edwards is serv-
ing as clerk at Miller’s Depart-
ment Store during the absence
of Mrs. Homer Gwin who is in
the-hospital recovering from an
operation.
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gion
meeting
holds
their
Thursday,
July
today, at 2 p.m. at the Le­
All
hall.
to
quested
meeting.
Boy
Club
Service
regular
members
attend,
are
Here Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burris of
Portland were here Wednesday,
stopping to see Emil Messing
for a short time. Mr. Burris and
Mr. Messing attended school to-
gether many years ago when the
former resided at Natal.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kilby of
Jewell are the parents of a 7%
pound girl born July 7th.
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Sunday
Born
Mr. and Mrs. Tod Bowerman
are the parents of a boy, Gary
Grant, born Sunday at 2:30 p.
m. al the Smith hospital in For­
est Grove. He weighed 8 pounds,
11W ounces.
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today, at 2 p.m. at the Le­
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Brother Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carriker
have just returned from a visit
with her brother, Lewis Smith,
at Kingston, Wash. He served
in N. Africa, Sicily, Italy, France
and Germany and has the purple
heart, six battle stars, a French
decoration and an honorable dis­
charge. Frs. Carriker has a 500-
franc note which he gave her as
a souvenir. It has a value of
$10 in American money.
Sat.,
Dance
hall.
Several families from this vi­
cinity were in Portland Sunday
to attend a picnic reunion at
Peninsula park of the Peterson
clan. Attending from here were
Mr. an dMrs. Emil Messing, Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay, Mr. and
Mrs. Noble Dunlap, Mr. and Mr3.
Ira Petersen and Mrs. Mary
Peterson, only direct member of
the clan now living. The event
has not, been held since 1941 but
was an anual reunion before that
time.
Sponsored
Camp
H
gion hall. All members are re­
quested
to attend,
Important
Attend Picnic
At
Rythm
by
Venders
the
gion.
Son
14,
July
Legion
orchestra.
American
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Born
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrae
are the parents of an 8-pound
boy born July 5th at the Wilcox
Memorial hospital, Portland. He
has been named William Wallace.
Holiday
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Visitors at the home of Frank
Lines over the 4th holidays were
AerOWax is here again
Pints — 30c
Quarts 60c
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Home
Charles Richardson. USN, Mrs.
Richardson and their two sons
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Marshall last week end.
The Richardsons are former res­
idents, he having been employed
in the 0-A office.
$16.38
GRADE
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TIRES
5.50
6.00
6.50
IS
X I*
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Tax included
Mounted
7.00 a 15
TRUCK
7.00 X 16
ALL
TIRES
SIZES
RECAPPING
4 - Day
Californa
Here for Week End
When tirea have to ’’bite in", grip,
pull, stop . . . get Goodyears. For the
sharp-edged diamonds of the touah,
■ low-wearing All-
Weather tread give you
4-way traction for fewer
■kids, more, safer stops. 6.00 x 16
4.50 x 21
5.00 X 19
5.50 X 17
from
Service
HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO.
For Bonds—See Uncle Sam
For Hardware—See Hoffman
Phone 181
RECAPPING
Vernonia
Grandad used to say, “There are more ways than one to skin a cat!” And
there are more ways than one to be thrifty with your grocery shopping.
Cheap food and lots of waste add up to mighty expensive meals in the
long run. Go to GRAVES’—get the best and be thrifty, too!
GRAVES* GROCERY
BUY
Here Monday
WAR
Elliot Sweetland, US...., and
Mrs. Sweetland spent part of
Monday at th eFranklin Malm­
sten home during a short visit
here. He mentioned having seen
Al Greathouse while at the Ha-
waiin Islands.
BONDS
"America'*
The Riverview Beauty Shop
is
open
my
again!
thanks
to
I
May
my
extend
customers
and friends for their patience
and
consideration
during
my
illness.
"A SICKS' QUALITY PRODUCT'
Mrs. May White
USCH’S
Riverview Beauty Shop
SUPER-SERVICE
Marinello Grad.
8 years exp.
SELECT BFfR
We Use Soft Well Waler
W. S. JAMES
Forest Grove
Phone 7712
Phone 74
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Attention
Ladies
for safety's sake and to­
morrow's driving. We ll give
your ’smoothies' traction
treads for thousands of ex­
tra safe miles.
GRADE A
$700
TRUCK TIRE
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Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan
returned Sunday from Laguna,
Californa where they have been
vacationing for several weeks.
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Visitor*
DO THOSE ROOF REPAIRS NOW
WHILE THE WEATHER IS GOOD!
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. McIlroy,
Mrs. H. H. Frank, Roy and Lois
are attending the Oregon District
Assemblies of God camp meet­
ing at Brooks, Ore.
GOODYEAR
re­
Important
The Service Club holds their
regular meeting Thursday, July
12,
Meet
to
The 90 and 9 Men of the
Christian church will meet at 7
o’clock Friday evening of this
week at the Chat ’N Nibble cafe.
Purchased
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Aldrich
have purchased the< Lum Brown
home on A St. The home form­
erly was owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Chet Dusten.
Lee Motors
Relatives Visited
Men’s
Mrs. Frances Mullins has pur­
chased the Archie Knaus house
on B St.
Legion
orchestra.
their son, Larry, of Clackamas;
Mrs. Bertha Keasey and Mrs.
Abbie Keasey Nichols i of Corval-
lis; Mr .and Mrs. Roy Smith
(Sarah Baker) and their child-
Har-
ren, S-Sgt. Kenneth Baker,
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riet and David, of Goble; Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. B. Uhlin (Lucy
Stanton) and children, Aileen
and Don; Mrs. Minnie Johns and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stanton
(Eula John )of Portland.
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Home for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEntirs,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frazee, Mr. and
Mrs. Orile Robbins and Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Girod spent part of
July 4th at Big Eddy for a pic­
nic.
Purchased
the
14,
The visit of Lola Brown Wil­
liams of Chicago, III., was the
inspiration of a picnic at Laurel­
hurst Park in Portland, July 4th.
Members of the first five gradu­
ating classes of Vernonia high
school and their families were
present, together with G. W.
Brown, a teacher in the school
during those years, Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Brown and Gertrude Brown
Smith of Yamhill; Mrs. Lola
Brown Williams of Chicago, Ill;
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Malmsten of
Vernonia; Mrs. Hazel Malmsten
Griffin and childern, Shirley and
Roger, of Camas, Wash.; Mrs.
Emma Weed and Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Garner (Lesta Weed) and
Coast
at
by
July
Vender*
Class Members Picnic
Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Elgus Frank and
children spent the latter part of
last week at the beach for a
short vacation.
House
Guaranteed repair
service which includes
welding, body and fen­
der work, oiling and
greasing, aligning and
tire service!
Sponsored
Mrs. Wilburn Charlesworth and
children were recent visitors here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Graves. The Charlesworths
formerly resided here where he
was employed at; Hoffman Hard­
ware.
THAT
HARD-TO-GET PART AWAY
H.
Resident*
Rythm
gion.
Mrs. Charles Burrow and child­
ren ot Portland spent a few days
last week at the home of her
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Judd
Greenman.
Former
Sat.,
Dance
hall.
Here from Portland
Take* Vacation
and
Node
for a few days last week from
Pueblo, Colorado where he has
been stationed, to visit Mrs. Man­
ning’s’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
R. Olin. They left here to visit
Rev. and Mrs. Vincent Gowen
rear Seattle. Captain Manning is
an army auditor.
Vacation
WOODWORKING SHOP
Frank Lines, Jr. and family of
Willamina and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanton of Portland.
SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO.
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Since 1878
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E. G. Sick, Prêt.