Thurs. November 1, 1945
2
VERNONIA EAGL
Our Great America
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr.
and
Mr».
G.
A.
Riggin»
and family left Sunday for
Springfield where they will make
their home in the future. They
recently disposed of their farm
implements and furnishings by a
public auction and are now at­
tempting to rent their land on
Rock Creek.
Mr.
and
Mr»
Hotchki»»,
Ben
former Vernonia residents, are
buying a place in St. Johns, Mrs.
Hotchkiss writes.. She mentions
that they moved to Vernonia 23
years ago on November 3rd and
Our new stitching and finish­
ing
machines—the very latest
and best—assure you of high
quality shoe repairing, and at
reasonable cost.
GREEN'S
SHOE SHOP
from
part
Portland
of
Sunday and Monday of this week
were George 'Vosnick and sons,
Gene and George, Jr. They fofr-
merly resided in Vernonia.
Mr». Margaret Burlch of Port­
land, Mr. and Mrs. Marble Cook
and daughter, Marlene of Beav­
erton and Mr. and Mfs. Clyde
Elliot of Long Beach, California
were dinner guests at the Adolph
Nelson home Sunday.
Helen Spofford has been con­
fined to bed since the
to a very bad case of
Spofford has been out
a few days because of
18th due
flu. Elsie
of school
the flu.
Patricia Floaten, young daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Floaten,
underwent an operation on her
knee at the Good Samaritan hos­
pital in Portland Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mr». L. W. Skuzie re­
turned Sunday evening from a
weeks vacation spent traveling
to San Francisco and return.
Leaving
FUNNY THING ABOUT
ADVERTISING:
—after a fellow has
a good
no
business, and
newspaper
man
comes around to solicit
a special “ad” a man
gets careless and thinks
along these lines—“Oh
well” everybody knows
“Lew’s Place” is where
for
Victoria,
B.
C.
Monday of this week were Mrs.
Kate Hoffman and Mrs. W. 0.
Livingstone who plan to spend
several days there vacationing.
Douglas
DeCew
arrived
here
last Saturday evening from San
Francisco, Cal. He and Mrs. De­
Cew and their son, Mark, plan
to leave this Friday to return to
San Francisco where he is act­
ing as price inspector for the
navy.
C. O. Thomas is busy with his
job nights at the mill, working
in the store and working on their
home on Third Street. He is ad­
ding two rooms to the house,
remodeling inside and has paint­
ed the exterior white.
Mrs. Jack Geers arrived home
the crowd goes.”
That statement goes
for the
“old
timers”,
but for the newcomers
I we have the same wel­
come.
At the Bar—Marge
White, Inez Ncakes.
In the Restaurant—
Betty Schram,
Goldie
Cummings, Ethel Sines,
Jennetta
Lines,
Mil­
dred Jones.
Assistants -
ANNS LEW FLOATEN
last Saturday night, with her 3
small children from Tipton, Cal­
ifornia where her husband, Pvt.
Lloyd Jack Geers, of the army
air force was buried Oct. 16th.
Mrs. Geers and children left
here Sept. 14th to be with him
when he was transferred to the
Lemoore army air base near
Fresno, California. Her husband
was killed Oct. 11th when a car
ran into the rear of their car,
throwing Mrs. Geers and the
three children out of the car
and hitting him. He was stand­
ing at the side of the car to
flag someone for help as their
car had stopped because cf en­
gine trouble. Mrs. Geers intends
to stay here for the present.
Mrs.
Ruth
Brownlee and
two
daughters, Maura and LaVonna,
were here Tuesday night frcm
Gast n to see her brother, Hal
Fowler, who has just arrived
home after a discharge from the
navy. Mos. Browlee was book­
keeper at the Nehalem Dairy
when »he resided here.
O-car
George
arrived
home
front the hospital last week.
BATTERY CHARGING
We also carry new batteries, battery
cables, bulbs, etc. With cold weather near, naw
is the time to spruce up your electrical system
so that it can handle the extra work put upon it.
Rose Avenue Garage
H. H. Sturdevant
AROMA
Savory and sweet is the way to describe that
delicious smell that emanates from wholesome
bakery goods. You can tell good food by the
way it perfumes the air. If you don’t believe
us, just step into the shop and let yourself go.
When you step out, you’ll be loaded down
with goodies and you’ll be happy about it
VERNONIA BAKERY
PHONE 991
and
P/HE CWTAMf BETU/EE k I
4 »HP 5 MIllKPl CELLÍ
CALIO? 'TRACHEIPS ' WHICH,
ENP ID END WOlHP 5TEE7CM
MOPE THAH IO MHE6-
theme for each of the four Wed­
nesday evenings will be: “The
Fact of His Coming,” “The Time
of His Coming,” “The Manner of
His Coming,” and “The Purpose
of His Coming.” The public is
cordially invited.
L. Smith
are being felicitated on the birth
of a son, James Harold, Oct. 10,
at a McMinnville hospital. The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Smith of Willamina and Mr.
and Mrs. William DeVall of Sher­
idan, Ore. Lt. Smith and his
parents formerly resided in Ver­
nonia where the lieutenant at­
tended school.
Here
SOMETHING
NEW HAS
BEEN ADDED
James
Homecoming
Rally Day at the Christian church
and the sermon will be “Whither
Goest Thou.” The prayer meeting
theme for the month of Novem­
ber at the church will be the “Se­
cond Coming of Christ” and the
& CUBIC INCH OF wire
also that they expect their young­
est son, Dick Enos, to be home
for Christman. Dick is a. Cox’n in
the navy.
Lt. and Mrs.
Sunday is
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CAN -MINE THEIR. OWN
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La»t
week
the
Frank
Morri»
family held a reunion with the
arrival of their sons Lt. G. R.
Morris of the navy and Capt.
D. F. Morris of the army, their
daughter, Cadet Nurse Etha Mor­
ris, and daughter, Mrs. Lyla Mc­
Donald. Daughter, Mrs. Idamae
Ward, who has been living with
her parents while her husband,
Edward, was overseas and the
youngest daughter, Etna, were
also present.
Mrs. Isola Fcwler, daughter of
Mrs. Nan B. Hall, and Mrs. Sadie
Austin were taken to the Port­
land General hospital last Wed­
nesday, both for operations.
George Turner,
recently
I
çpec / m oe^/ces vo bhobie diímí E p
y/ers to nave. » c»p.
EX'S/ TD-W>NPUtffTE DEVICES ATTACHED T&
THE STEERING WHEEL ENABLE ATEN VJHO
HAVE LOST EITHER ARMi OR LESS TO
OPERATE a COR EASILY AMP ■SAFELy'.
Mrs.
Delbert
Dow
was
here
Monday to spend the day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Douglass.
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.
d'»-
charged son of the Tom Turners,
is ill with malaria, his first at­
tack since arriving home.
Dr. and
Mrs.
R. D. Eby
left
Saturday for eastern Oregon for
some duck hunting.
Mrs. Lyla McDonald and small
daughter, Frances, are here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Morris.
Sgt.
Ward,
Edward
recently
discharged army veteran, wife,
Idamae, and email daughter, Mar­
ilyn, left for Fresno, California
to visit Mrs. Marcia Dresser,
sister of Mrs. Ward. From there
they will go on to Boston, Mass,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Ward is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morris.
Mrs.
Thomas Osborn
Kerns
and
It is with a measure of satifaction that we call your attention to our
famous line of fine foods. We are excelled in no category, meat, produce
or vegetables. We select foods with all the flavor packed in and we rush
them directly to you—the consumer—in all their freshness and flavor.
This is a fact that we know you appreciate.
Ph. 776
GRAVES’ GROCERY
HEVROLET/j
and her
daughter, from Portland, were
in Vernonia over the week end
visiting friends and relatives.
Harry
FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR!
Harry
Em­
mons left for Bend Monday to
dig potatoes on the Kerns ranch
there.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO THE
PREMIERE SHOWING
Take it to the
PAL SHOP
OF
Take what, you ask?
Your appetite, friends,
your appetite. Our bus­
iness is taking care of
appetites. We pamper
them, baby them, ca­
ter to them and satisfy
them in a thousand and
one ways. When next
your appetite bothers
you, fetch it in—we’ll
-ee that it i3 well cared
for.
Chevrolet
PAL SHOP
ORDER GALLON OR MORE
LOTS OF ICE CREAM A
DAY IN ADVANCE
STOOD
UP?
Don’t let it bother
you, sister. Come on
over to Dessy’s and
spend an evening
where you’ll always
find fun. With a con­
genial crowd and plen­
ty to do, what more
could you ask?
Dessy’s
Tavern
o
FOR I946i
N
TO BE HELD IN OUR SHOWROOM
Sat. Nov. 3rd
FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL CLOSING
VERNONIA AUTO CO.
493 BRIDGE ST.
VERNONIA, ORE.
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