Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, August 23, 1945, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August 23, 1945 2 VERNONIA EAGLE Mist Activities Are Reported TOPICS OF THE TOWN Leave for Mi*»i**ippi Get* Degree Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Robertson left Sunday for Mississippi to see his mother who is seriously ill. They planned to be away two or three weeks. Erma Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kent, is one of 19 seniors at the Oregon College of Education, Monmouth, who received here Bachelor Dcgree in Science of Elementary Education at a special graduation ceremony held A' -rust 22. Miss Kent at- tended the Oregon Coll-ge of Ed ucation from 1940 to 1943. She was a member of the Girls Chor is, Women’s Athletic as.-ociation, Staff find Key, treasurer of Girls Dormitory, vice president of In travarsity, vice president of Cam pus Christian Youth Movement, vice president of the Senior Class and member of Phi Beta Sigma, She taught kindergarten in Pen- dleton during the school year of 1943-44. Miss Kent then returned to OCE for the 1944-45 year. Seaside Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Las- chinger «pent Sunday at Sea side where they visited two neph ews of the Kullandetrs, Pfc. Le roy Kullander. who was in the South Pacific, and 1st Lt. Kent Bauersfeldt, who was with Pat ton in Europe. Both are enjoy ing 30-day furloughs. The Las- chingers, relatives of the Kul- landers, purchased the Meeker property a short time ago and are1 making their home here. At Fish at Astoria Ed Salomonsen, Bob Thompson and Charles Alien spent Sunday fishing at Astoria. Mrs. Salomon sen accompanied them, visiting during the .day with Mr. Sal- omonsen's mother at Svenson. They caught three salmon. VERNONIA WELDING SHOP Experienced in designing and building special equipment. Truck, cat and logging ma chinery welding. DO NOT THROW THAT HARD-TO-GET PART AWAY Electric & Acetylene Portable H. R. Junken Ph. 453 1142 COLUMBIA ST. HXHIHIHIHP DANCE, Saturday, Aug. 25. Leg- ion hall, Rhythm Vendors All-Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c inc. tax. It— Daughter Injured Marjorie Malmsten, nine-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Birthday Celebrated Mrs. Florence Messing, Mrs. F. Malmsten, suffered a fracture Myrtie Cline and Grandma Mc of her left arm last Saturday. Donald went to Clatskanie Tues Bowerman* Move day, the 21st to help celebrate Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bowerman Mrs. Lum Brown’s birthday. are now occupying the O-A house formerly occupied by Mr. and Dinner is ! Sunday Event Nineteen people attended a Mrs. Robert Stubbs before they large family ’ dinner at the E. P. moved to the coast. Frank home Sunday. Five of the guests were > from Salem. Those Vacation at Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Chet Alexander present who > live here were Mr. returned this week from Seattle and Mrs. H. E. John, Mr. and of his Mrs. E. P. Frank and family, where they spent part two-week vacation from work Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Frank and for the Oregon American. Mrs. E. R. Frank and son . Leave* for California DANCE, Saturday, Aug. 25. Leg ion hall. Rhythm Vendor* All-Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c inc. tax. It— Visits in Frank Morris left August 15 th to go to his sister in California who is reported seriously ill. He stopped at Turner for Mrs. Mor- ris and daughter, Elna, then at Eugene for daughters, Evelyn Morris and Lyla McDonald, son- in-law, Glenn McDonald and granddaughter, Frances McDon- aid. Portland Mrs Judd Greenman visited in Portland from Thursday to Sunday of last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Burrow. Vacation Started Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Grunden left Tuesday for Portland to re main for several days during the time he is on vacation from work at the mill. Fish at Garibaldi Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rhul and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dickson spent last Sunday fishing at Gar- ibaldi. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Spofford, daughter, Elsie and Mrs. Bessie Spofford went to Astoria on bus iness August 21. While there they also visited Mrs. E.S. Biddle, daughter of Mrs. Spofford. Son Calls Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes left Tuesday morning for the coast where they will spend a week or 10 days during the time Mr. Hughes is on vacation from the mill. While the V.F.W. auxiliary was holding a special meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. Frank Lusby, she received a long distance call from her son, Sic Fred, in New Orleans. Phone re ception was poor but the family was able to learn that he was well and hoped to be home in about a month. Visitors Here Here from Birkenfeld Leave for Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Merle Warren and daughter were here early this week from Lebanon to look after business and visit friends. He is running a yarder for the Roaring River Logging wCo. t t Go to Astoria I Miss Patricia Berg of Birken feld is visiting Miss Mary Pat Caton this week. Relatives Here The parents of Dr. Eby, Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Eby, and Mrs. F. N. Nobes, mother of Mrs. Eby visited here over the week end. Mrs. Nobes is staying over for a full week’s visit with her daugh ter. Here from California IJ^re from California from Saturday to Tuesday were two sisters of Mrs. O Roberts, Mrs. Florence Mintz from Menlo Park and Mrs. Ireland from Oak Dale. They left for Lakeview to visit a brother. A matter of Good Taste Cnt/y CORY ¿'¿¿«/Ct, Coffee brewed the Cory-way touches nothing but taste free glass! The coffee filters through toffee via the exclusive, patented Cory filter rod of GLASS. It’s coffee that couldn't taste better I And there are four other good reasons why discerning women prefer lite Cory. It has a hinged decanter cover, a safely stand for the upper glass, an accurate cof fee measure, and striking hand decorated glass heauty! Only Th» Cory gives all five features. Hoffman Hardware Co. For Hardware—See Hoffman Vernonia, Oregon Phone 181 ! i I i I i i i • LdZHZWZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZK! KEASEY — Sgt. Ted DeWitt and mother left Sat. for Ft. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McDonald are at Sweet Home visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson were callers at the G. O. Brown home Sun. eve. Marvin Krieger went on a camping trip near Silverton, Ore. Tues, and will be home Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sturde vant were callers at the O. B. Bittner and A. Krieger homes Tues. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gillham were Sun. dinner guests at the Art Kirk home. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Armstrong and family, Mary Jane, Junior, Grace and Walter Arstrong (who is from overseas on a furlough) and Mr. and Mrs. S. Golden and family were visitors at the 0. Gillham home Wed. Dessy’s Tavern One of the finest advantages local shop pers have is that of getting really fresh bread. Fresh from the oven at your local bakery! It’s crisp and brown and tasty! Get a loaf and try it—SOON! VERNONIA BAKERY PHONE 991 There is absolutely nothing as gratifying to the appetite as our wholesome and nour ishing ice cream. We make it ourselves—it’s got to be good! PAL SHOP ORDER GALLON OR MORE LOTS OF ICE CREAM DAY IN ADVANCE For Pasteurized MILK & CREAM RIVERVIEW — C. Bruce ar- rived home Sat. eve. from the Emanuel Hospital in Portland where he had spent two months. He is still very thin and weak but prefers to spend the remaind er of his oonvalescence in his home. A move by which we neither lost nor gained a neighbor was made Thurs. when Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark and small son, Loren, moved from 4th St. north of mile bridge to the property they have leased from M. A. Oakes on the Pebble Creek road a block above the Crown-Zeller- bach fire station. PEBBLE 969 Bridge St. Ph. 576 or 706 Time flies and you can take our word for it, the fun you don’t get now, you’ll never get. For a good time—all the time—it’s Dessy’s Tavern. The Dish That’s Fit right from the farm to your door, write or call LET US REPAIR YOUR PORTABLE RADIO STRONG’S RADIO AND ELECTRIC Tempus Fugit FRESH BREAD 52 GIFTS IN ONE— AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION Riverviaw People Change Place of Residence Stay in Hospital Ends We can now make substitutes for 35Z5, 50 L6, 35L6, and other scarce tubes. *li.73 io *3.2.1 completo Recent Visits Get News Mention; Camp At Silverton Enjoyed MIST — Mrs. L. Wikstrom and Mrs. Austin Dowling were Sun. callers at the Joe Checmonek home. Mrs. Nora West from Oakland Cal. is visiting her brother, L. E. McGee, and wife for a few weeks. Mrs. Noble Dunlap was in Portland for medical treatment the past week. Mrs. C. O. Hayden and daugh ter left Sat. for Glenona, Wn. to join her husband, who is em ployed there. They will make their home there foij the present Austin Dowling is taking a two weeks vacation from highway duties. Mrs. Lidia Day and two child ren are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Checmonek. Mrs. Mary Peterson is visit- ing with her daughter, Mrs. Alice Lindsey, for a few days. Bernard Dowling and his friend from Clatskanie went to Tacoma and Seattle over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland were away the past week. They visited relatives in Bend. Miss Elizabeth Seifkin visited her sister, Mrs. Donald Sundland, over the week end. She’s from Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindberg and son, of St. Helens, were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Libel. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGee and Bonny Ray were here from Willamina a week ago and vis ited his parents, L. E. McGee and wife. Earl Roper made a business trip to Seaside Mon. in the inter est of the< highway. CREEK DAIRY Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon Telephone No. 7F51 OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY 11-16-45 ÀDTC AKIO for dodge CARS AND TRUCKS You’re “lucky” to be driving a Dodge or Plymouth vehicle today — particularly if you need replacement parts! Our stock of factory-engineered parts is suffi cient for most service requirements — and our trained mechanics have the “know how” to install them properly —and at reasonable prices. For better performance, longer life, and maximum economy — let us take care of your vehicle! Phone for an appointment — today! USE OUR TRAINED MECHANICS FOR DEPENDABLE DODGE-PLYMOUTH SERVICE GREENWOOD MOTORS Phone 1121 Vernonia, Oregon FAMOUS FOB THERE IS NO QUESTION ABOUT THE SUPERLATIVE QUALITY OF OUR MEATS AND GROCERIES. OUR BUTCHER SUPPLYS OUR BLOCK FROM CHOICE, LOCAL-GROWN STOCK OF HIS OWN SE LECTION. THAT’S A POINT TO REMEMBER, BECAUSE, IF IT ISN’T THE BEST, IT JUST ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH FOR GRAVES’