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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1945)
2 Thursday, August 30, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE I Our Great America ft TOPICS OF THE TOWN Daughter L mv ng Born Mr. and Mrs. Warren Aldrich are the parents of a girl weigh ing nine and three-quarters pounds and born here Friday. She has been named Judy Lynn. Wo king in Market Henry Tallada of Portland be gan work here Monday in the Safeway Market. Here from Seattle Mr. and Mrs. D. Basom, Seat tle and Mrs. Cora Long, Olympia, were here for a short time the past week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jewett A. Bush. Mrs. Long entered her Boston Terrier in the Boston Terrier Club of Portland show at the Gresham Fair Sunday. The Boston won best female in the show. Cadet Nurse Here Cadet Nurse Etha Morris from the Multnomah hospital in Port land was here last week to vis it with her sister, Mrs. Idamao Ward. Home Purchased Bob Thompson has purchase ! the home of Mrs. A. E. Rishel on C St. and will be moving in soon. MOTOR TÜNE-UP for Olympia Change DANCE Saturday, September 1, I. O. O. F. hall. Rhythm Vendors All-Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c inc. 35tl tax. Returns to Here from Sweet Home Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Chance and family of Sweet Home vis ited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. John, at Tre- harne from Saturday until Tues day. Their daughter, Joanne, re mained here for a longer time to visit relatives. I suffered for years and am so terrible affliction that I will glad ly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Washing 35t4 ton. Visits in Factory Methods Used Greenwood Motors Vernonia Ph. 1121 DODGE-PLYMOUTH .COURTEOUS SERVICE Hillsboro Miss Lois Frank is visiting rel atives at Hillsboro for part of this week. During this time her sister, Miss Helen Frank is va cationing at Seaside and other beaches. Here from Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Red Ranes and daughter, Barbara, were here for a short time Saturday afternoon while enroute from Eugene to Astoria to visit relatives. The Ranes were former residents of Vernonia where he was manager of Hoffman Hardware. The vis it here was made at start of a two-week vacation from his work at Eugene. DANCE Saturday, September 1, I. O. O, F. hall. Rhythm Vendors All-Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c inc. 35tl tax. Go to St. Helens Going to St. Helens last Fri day to attend a meeting of- the Columbia County Automotive as sociation were E. E. Greenwood. Herb Sturdevant, Ed Salomon- sen, Ira Lee, Bill Bond, Bob Thompson and Mr. Jones. Plans are underway to form a local or ganization. Returns OUTSTANDING , FAVORITE FOR AMERICAN VICTORy GARDENERS IS TUE TOMATO.... ONIOH* AfJO cAesd6e ano «w*- from Vacation Mrs. W. T. Graves returned home Sunday following a, 5-week vacation trip to Long Beach, Cal.. Pasco, Wash., and Cannon Beach. Furlough Makes Reunion Possible RIVERVIEW — Mrs. W. D. Steele spent from Tues. until Fri. in Portland with her sister, Mrs. Fross. During this time she had her eyes tested, purchased new glasses, and is pleased with the results. • Those from here who attended a dinner given in honor of Pvt. Robert Wykoff at the Bacon home in Vernonia Sun. were the Pvt. and his wife and daughter, Laurel, and Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Crawford and children, Robt. is trying his hand at an O-A job this week. Pvt. and Mrs. Earl King of Camp Hood, Texas who late last week sent word to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, that he would have no furlough at this time gave them a surprise Mon. morning when Earl called out from Portland. The King car was soon in Portland and Earl and wife were brought here for a real family reunion as his brother TSgt. Robert King who was due at Tinker Field that day obtained a 3-day extension on his furl^pgh time and his sister, Mrs. Harold Howard with her husband and son, Billie, of Sweet Home had arrived on Thurs. for a week’s visit here. The Pvt. has only an 11-day furlough after which he will report back to Camp Maxey and by the tim< this goes to press Sgt. Bob be on his way. Earl reports the training at Camp Hood been very strenuous and he and his buddies are ready for anything now. Dorothy Sasse, Lyle Walker and Mrs. Ross Wilkins and son motored to DeLake via McMinn- ville Sun. and enjoyed the ocean side drive through Tillamook and other ports on their return. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Biggs are enjoying a visit from their son, Carl, his wife and daughter of Kelso, Wn. Portland goers this week were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood on Mon. and Mr. and Mrs. John Elder Tues. Mr. and A. H. Mason of Seat- We can now make substitutes for 35Z5, 50 L6, 35L6, and other scarce tubes. LET US REPAIR YOUR PORTABLE RADIO STRONG’S RADIO AND ELECTRIC 969 Bridge St. Ph. 576 or 706 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones were St. Helens business visitors last Thurs. WUfJ LE6i4LflT0W PE4I6NATEP LfíNílÑCr TO BE THE CfiPlT/H OF MGII6AN, THAT City VM THEM MAPE UP OF EYACTiy fl),A WWMIU, (2). A 106 _______________ UOU5E___________ ____ Mrs. Chas. Hanson called on You'll Find The BEST At KING’S Grocery - Market LOOK US UP FOR expert lubrication, automobile ser vicing, good gasoline, motor oil and grease. ROSE AVENUE GARAGE ALL EYES ARE ON 52 GIFTS IN ONE— AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION VERNONIA WELDING SHOP Experienced building Truck, cat chinery DO in designing special and and equipment. logging ma welding. NOT THROW THAT HARD-TO-GET PART AWAY Electric & Acetylene Portable H. R. Junken Ph. 453 1142 COLUMBIA ST. And there’s a good reason why they are. A substantial majority of Americans pre fer food of exceptional quality, rich in flavor and, in addition, attractive in appearance. These are the shoppers who make up the Nehalem Market’s customer list. We would like to have YOUR name on our roster. NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 721 /^XCHECK HOFFMAN ARIETY VALUES IN ROOFING We meet any and all competition and you a HEXAGON SHINGLES Helio Green—the new shade. Covers 50 sq. feet. Bundle— $2.22 MALTHOID Mineral-Surfaced Roofing WEATHER PROOF WATER PROOF « STRONG AND DURABLE AND EASILY LAID INSULATING Conforms to federal specifications. 108 Sq. Ft. coverage, 2-In. sel vage, 90-lb. weight. Green mineral surface. Roll $2.60 55-lb. weight, 108 Sq. Ft. Roll $2.05 45-lb. weight, 108 Sq. Ft. Roll $1.70 ASPHALT SHEATHING We re putting in a plug for our confection ary and sweet shop. If we make connection with you and you ans wer the call it will mean a quick trip to visit us and that isn’t a long distance, either! “Where Your Money Buys More” At the Mile Bridge Riverview tie, grandfather of Ralph McKee, is here for a two-week’s stay with his grandson and family. Ralph and wife have more time for entertaining now as both were laid off from shipyard work last week. .Mr. and Mrs. Jep Bramblett and son, Bobby, of Reedsport ar rived Sun. eve. for a 3-day visit at th eLouis Schroeder home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood, our newly-weds, have decided to lo cate in Roseburg where Paul has found employment. They were here Sat. for a visit at the par ental Herman Wood home. En route they visited Mrs. Wood’s parents at Silverton. MEDIUM WEIGHT ROOFING You can get into a rut on shopping day, the same as you can on any bad habit. There is no sense wasting good money on punk mer chandise. Shop where you know you can save money and at the same time get the best. Phone 91 Mrs. Checmonek last Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sund- land were up from Seaside over the week end. Earl Knowles, recently released from the army, is working for E. T. Johnston. Work Dick Fletcher returned to work in the O-A office Monday morn ing after a vacation from that work. Part of the time, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and children spent in Portland with relatives and the remainder here working on their newly-purchased property. thankful that I was cured of this This includes accur ate carburation adjust ment, with a thorough cleaning and examina tion—plus timing, ig nition and distributor mechanism examination and adjustment. YOUR CAR WILL GIVE— • More Power e Mare Mileage • Better Service • Less Trouble Guaranteed Reliability on all service rendered 11 f [■ ’ MIST—The Mist Helping Cir- cle met last Thurs. with Mrs. Lloyd Garlock. Owing to the busy season now there were many members absent, Two new names were submitted for mem- bership and there were three vis- itors at the meeting. Mrs. L. Garlock’s birthday was celebrated and a beautiful cake was made by Mrs. Alma Garlock. Many were the gifts received, includ ing a lovely wool blanket from the circle. Our next meeting place will be at the Garlock women’s new home on the 4th Thurs. COMMERCIAL FOREST 14 SECOND &ROVJTU.... *' TIMBER REGROUA4 ON rY LAND FROM VJHICH ! . TIMBER CROPS HAVE PREVIOUSLY BEEN HARVESTER. C. C. Piper,- who had previously planned to move to Clatskanie to make his home, stated this week that he has changed his plans and will remain here. Rheumatism and Arthritis All Makes & Models ¡Hack /^LF OF AMERICA'« Mrs. A. E. Rishel and daugh ter, Mrs. Dorotha Bedell, have been selling their household goods. They plan to leave Ver nonia around Labor Day to make their home in Olympia, Wash ington. Mrs. Rishel is to be the house mother for the Y.M.C.A. in Olympia and Mrs. Bedell in tends to work in a sto-e. Her young son, Ronald, will start kindergarten school there. Plans Mist Helping Circle Meeting Held; Ex-Army Man Starts Employment Bus Depot Ph. 582 500-ft. Roll $2.50 CEMENT AND NAILS FURNISHED WITH ALL ROLL ROOFING REMEMBER—We meet any and all competition. See Hoffman ware before buying your roofing! Hard Hoffman Hardware Co Vernonia, Oregon For Hardware—See Hoffman Phone 181
