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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1945)
2 Thursday, October 18, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE Our Great America ☆ Mack DANCE TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hoffman Lynn Michener is another and children of Spokane visited here with his mother, Mrs. Kate Hoffman from Friday evening to Sunday morning. the fortunate deer hunters who made his kill near here last Sun day. The animal was a three- point. Auditors of the l-D. Wood Co., usual ear of corn last week which had grown at his home in River view. The ear was divided into seven ears at the tassel end while the stalk end was complete ly formed into one. The large number of ears at the tassel is very unusual. Art Portland, began four days work Monday auditing books for the Oregon-American Lumber Cor poration. and Mr. C. Mrs. Warren R. and daughter of Hoquiam, Wash, were here Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush, Jr. Other visitors at the Bush home that day were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bush and three children of Port land. DANCE Friday night, Oct. 19. Legion Hall to Tiny’s Wranglers. Spon. by American Legion Auxil iary.Adm. $1 person inc. tax It— Last Saturday happy four teen-age boys were Melvin and Russel Snook Melvin Reid and Billy Eckland. Within two hours from the time they left hoime they were back with two bucks. One being a three-point and the other a two-point. Mrs. Dan Olin spent last week end here at the F. R. Olin home. She returned to Salem early this week. It's going to make A BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR HEARING THE NEW SONOTONE "600" Come in for service or a free Audiometrie Test. Kenneth R. Sax will be at the MacDONALD HOTEL Vernonia, Oregon THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25th, 10:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Jack an displayed Owen Riley, Owen V. _ s T •A /’- »I and C. Mrs. DANCE Friday night, Oct. 19, Legion Hall to Tiny’s Wranglers. Spon. by American Legion Auxil iary.Adm. $1 person inc. tax It— • The Tom Turner and Jack Nances, Mrs. Percy Hewes, sister of Mrs. Nance, and Stella Belling ham went to Corvallis Saturday. Tom Turner and Jack Nance at tended the Dad’s Day meeting in the morning then all went to the football game between Oregon State and Universty of Oregon in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Thomas of New port were visitors in Vernonia, Monday of this week. Mr. Armit age was the former owner of the Vernonia Drug store. Every day it seems like new faces appear in this community. To these newcomers we ex tend a welcome and an invitation to visit our store. If you’ve been used to the impersonal service of the big city you'll appreciate the per sonal attention we give to all our customers. PHONE YOUR ORDER— —FREE DELIVERY NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 721 ■ - '_______ .* Ruth PAONES FOR AUTOS — WHEN EQUIPMENT BECOME} AVAILABLE PHONE SERVICE ENABLIN& MOTORISTS TO MAKE PHONE CALLS FROM THEIR AUTOMOBILES WILL K OFEEREP IN SEVERAL --------------------------- CITES---------------------------------- visited of’Timber Byers Dollie Mrs. has who Jones, been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tom Turner, the last four weeks, left last Friday evening for Cen tral City, Nebraska to visit rel atives. From there she will’ go to Independence, Missouri to make her home with her daugh ter, Mrs. Norma Nulthaupt, sis ter of Mrs. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oveson mo tored to Wheeler and back Sun day. DANCE, Saturday, October 20, Legion Hall. Rhythm Vendors All It— tax. Mr. and . -i Announcing Mr*. Jos. Vanderxan- den and .daughter, Miss Betty, who attends St. Mary's of the Valley school and who was home for the week end, entertained for their son-in-law, Bernard J. Meiwes and family and parents. Bernard has just returned from Germany and has his discharge. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Meiwes, parents of Ber nard, Bill Meiwes, his brother, and George Vanderzanden of Roy. who spent the week end at the home of his brother and family. the Because work the at Squeez-Inn was too heavy for Mrs. Lola Divine, Hugh Divine is back on the job there. Otto Bit tner, Keasey Route, has taken over the meat cutting job at the Safeway market. Trucks, Shovel Road Work Ends MIST—Irving Knowles and son Earl were Seaside visitors Sur. before last. The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank Ernest Lane came down from Roseburg for a hunting trip re cently. Wayne Reynolds has a dis charge from the army and is home. The work on the new piece of road down river has finished with the trucks and shovel. Cecil Lane is in St. Vincents hospital very ill. The Drs. can’t seem to find out just what the ailment is. Mrs. Chas. Sundland and Mrs. Donald Sundland went to Port land recently to have little Shar on’s tonsils removed. L. P. Wickstrom came up from Myrtle Point Fri. eve. a week ago to see his family. Several ladies visited Mrs. C. Hanson Thurs. of last week. Some came all day, while others for the P.M. only. The occasion was her birthday. A beautiful glass roaster was presented her by the club members. She also had lots of other gifts besides. A delicious chicken dinner was served at noon. The Vernonia and Mist high school bus has been sold to Ver nonia parties, Donald Sundland making the sale last week. Authur Siegenthaler of the army is expected home in a couple of weeks. He has been overseas for some four years. The Mist Garage has changed hands. Willard Garlock has sold to Joe Checmonek, we are in formed. Mr. Checmonek’s son-in law vdll operate it. — How to keep wheels rolling You roll on wheels—and the wheels of your car or truck roll on bearings. To protect wheel bearings use long-lived, wear-reducing RPM Wheel Bearing Grease. Ruined wheel bearings are hard to replace these days! Keep yours in tip-top condition by regular servicing with WHEEL RPM Wheel Bearing Grease! L BEARING SERVICE BOOKLET k L.C. Vernonia Phone 502 Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Robertson moved Sunday into their new home on State St. which was for merly the home of the Oriie Rob bins'. DANCE, Saturday, October 20, Legion Hall. Rhythm Vendors All Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. It— tax. Copper Bearing Plate SEPTIC TANKS 10 Guage 200 & 300-Gal. Cap. Stock Mil! Work Mr. Elmore Mrs. and Knight and daughter, Mrs. Joyce Cul bertson, were visitors to the Rose Show in Portland at Meer and Flanks Tuesday of last week. Crcuse hi* sprained ankle on his job with Sam Wil son, Tuesday. Chas. Malmsten was taken in to a hospital in Portland last Friday. About five P.M. Monday, Dr. Eby had an emergency call to Top Hill to an automobile acident. The injured were Mr. and Mrs. Harcld Carter. Tay Wellner and Verra Keijhc- ley, all of Hilkboro. Doors Windows & Sashes Mirrors Window Glass Extension Ladders, Perley 2 _i K---------- ©KLAMOMA TAKES ITS Miss Esther Robertson and Tharis Griffee here last week. POPULAR PRICES LUNCH SERVED u NAME FROM TME CHOCTAW I NPI AN LAN&UA6E...» IT ,MEANF, 'LAND OF THE RED MAN • From Astoria r Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armitage and Sat. Oct. 20 Glen Curtis Orch. o «3 Q J £ Hieber F. have moved from their residence on Corey Hill to the home for merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrae. The McCraes moved to Portland last week where they have purchased a home and where Mr. McCrae will work with the Oregon State Teachers association. Birkenfeld Gym OPINION, PIONEER FTONTlEI FROHTlERS- MEM FOUND LHHf WUP zsAiic lui nc.ize t/ioecrc 6AME IN PEN4E KOBEiT« 8ECAUJE ANUAA l « NEEP orert 6RACE« «*EFE 1MEIR F0RA6E fiRCW# r J z Byers and Doug Culbertson were among those who saw the Oregon-Oregon State football game last Saturday at Corvallis. Mr. '1/ ^ONTRARy TO MUCH POPULAR Duke East, ' ™ 3 ST un ATTENTION NEWCOMERS I I of Ladders, Painter’s Step Trestles ANDERSON WOODWORKING SHOP Phone 575 Riverview DRAUGHTING PLEASURE • MECHANICAL WORK • LUBRICATION & TESTING • PARTS REPLACEMENT DEPT. For steady service and top-quality work, take advantage of Chevrolet’s un-equalled background of service and un-surpassed repu tation in the automotive field. Ti'ade here—in a clean shop, with modern, time saving tools and equipment always at your disposal. I i I I I I ! t : : At the Vernonia Bakery ARDEN FARM’S DELICIOUS SLÏNFREZE Ico Cream Cones — Cups — Packages .1 THIS WEEK try our new RAISIN-CINNAMON bread—chuck full of raisins with that irresist- able, spicy cinnamon flavor. AND DON'T FORGET our other wholesome loaves in white or brown—a treat for any meal! Get them FRESH every day. FISHING DROP FOR YOUR Experienced building Truck, The pattern is all cut out for you when you come to DESSY’S. Al place where the design is PLEASURE, nothing el?3. A place where you can do justice to your drinking and not regret the fact. DESSY’S TAVERN ♦ I I » i ■ Vernonia Auto Co. “A Safe Place To Trade” Phone 342, Vernonia LINE IN THE COLUMN. in designing and and equipment. logging ma welding. NOT THROW THAT HARD-TO-GET PART AWAY Electric & Acetylene Portable H. R. Junken Ph. 1142 COLUMBIA ST. 453 I I I I i I I • I ! I ! ? BARGAINS? special cat chinery DO PHONE 991 I ! VERNONIA WELDING SHOP Saturday Specials VEItXONIA BAKERY former resident here, is teaching this year at Knappa-Svensen high sch.ol near Astoria. Two of Mrs. Romtvedt’s daughters, Winifred and Carolyn, both former school students here, are attending the University of Oregon and both are studying journalism. Wini fred spent the past summer working for the Eugene Register- Guard, daily newspaper, and w;!l be associate editor during the coming year fcr the Oregon Daily Emerald, college publica tion. CLASSIFIED Pumpkin Pie — Lemon Pie Chocolate Eclaires — Cream Puffs Ronetvedt. Fred Mr*. WE ARE WELL AWARE OF THE REPUTATION WE MUST MAIN- TAIN IN THE NEHALEM VALLY. IT KEEPS US ON OUR TOES— ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISE WF. CAN GET TO BRING TO YOU AT POPULAR PRICES. IF YOU LIKE DELUXE SERVICE—SHOP WITH US! GRAVES* GROCERY Phone 776
