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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1945)
2 Thursday, Dec, 27, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE Our G rea t America TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Enstrom had as Christmas eve and Christ- mas day guests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steiner and girls, LaVelle and Peggy, from Longview, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Carlson of Riverview were Christ mas dinner guests also at the En- strom home. Mi** Joanne arrived Nichols here last Friday to spend the hol- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nichols. She left Thursday to return to San Fran cisco where she is employed by the San Francisco Chronicle in public relations and radio work. Miss Barbara Nichols was here from Portland f;r «he Christmas holiday with her parents. SPECIAL NOTICE: Dance at Clatskan ie New Year’s Eve., Dec. 31, I.O.O.F. hall. Rhythm Ven dors All-G-’r! orchestra. It Miss Helen Frank suffered a brcken foot Tuesday, December 18th at the Washington county courthouse at Hillsboro. The in- jury resulted from a fall down steps. Miss Frank will not be able to return to her work there for several weeks. THE shop Riverview Beauty Shop 11____ fap My) RENEWABLE RESOURCE? Mr. and Mr*. Frank Taylor left ÀonxMó n TUi pen eiTwret Turn urn npmoŸiMPTity 821 Million ucea er Wednesday evening for Eugme where they will remain until Sun day before returning. While there they will attend the funeral of a nephew. Mr. and i Mrs. Taylor were visited by ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chorpening of Treharne on Christmas day. That day, Tues- day, was 42 years after the first time the Taylors and Chor- penings first dined together at Eugene. Also the Chorpenings were the first dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor after they were married. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Chorpening were two of the three city mail carriers at Eugene at that time. DANCE Legion hall Saturday, December 29. Rhythm Vendors All-G*rl orchestra. Adm. 75c in cluding tax. It— Tfprr nW run twurw ¡fus veto... raw. alter NE/»iy -550 or h « i /E5T»:6 air I.AHP ciMRiii rcr farms . there are stili b3o millicm oc'.ef or forest maps, Morr or wuo1 » co«T»my 6R0W116 new crops <x twees . yz L vj - AM AUTOMATIC HECTRX BIPNKET THAT MÄ4 A TI.ERMOSWIK COJTROt TO hW7 THE HEAT IS Al/TOAVmCALty PE6UIÄTEP TO ALlOU/ TOR All CMP-'SfS IN ROOM. TEMPERATURE . Mr. and Mrs. Chet Dusten and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weichman and baby arrived here Monday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Dusten’s mother, Mrs. Ben Owens. The visitors are residing in Portland new. spent Christmas day in Portland visiting with Mr. Culbertson's uncle and family, Lloyd Culbert son. daughter, Wanda, spent Christ mas here at the home of Mrs. Ackley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lindley. Mr. Ackley was dis charged from the service in Oc tober and has employment in Portland now. Mrs. Ackley also has work there. Mr. and Mr*. Dave Marshall and son, Larry, drove to Seattle in orde’.“ to spend Christmas with another son of the Marshall’s, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall and family. Mr. and Mr*. Albert Bruns man arrived here Thursday from San Francisco to spend about 10 days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brunsman. From here the visitors plan to leave for Can- ada and North Dakota where they will also visit. Albert Bruns man is a nephew of Pete Bruns- Pipes FROZEN? Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson Mr. and Mr*. Holly Holcomb Jr. and daughter, Sue, spent the Christmas holiday week end visiting friends and relatives in St. Helens and Portland. Mrs. W. T. Lilley is among those who are ill with the flu this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard 2 4 HOUR SERVICE Vernonia H. Welding Shop R. JUNKEN Our bread is good. Why shouldn’t it be? It contains the finest ingredients available to the baking industry—choice flours, rich, tasty shortenings, the most expensive leavening on the market, dainty flavorings to impart .just the right aroma and vitamins, too, are added for extra nourishment. When next you buy bread —buy Vernonia Eakery Bread. PHONE 991 1 / ON THE LINE""'''. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis at Clatskanie Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman and son. Sgt. and Mr*. Ed Burton re. turned here the latter part of last week from California where they had been so that Mr. Burton could receive medical treatment for a leg injury he received dur ing the war. The hospital where he received treatment is located near San Francisco. Tom Bateman return will to his position at the pest office the first of thr, year after being ab- sent for over two years during which time he spent in the Sea- bees. Portland were here Christmas day and visited at the Sam Hear- ing Sr. home. Also present there for Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George. Mr. and Mr*. Sam George of Mr. and Mr*. H. Kellington end Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sigle? and son, Allen, veteran of 42 months overseas with the 41st di vision, all of Hillsboro, were visitors last Sunday at the H. H. Frank home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank and family in turn spent Christmas day with relatives in Hillsboro. h°"e for a sho t t'mo IVednesdn” while enroute from their home at Pu lomath tj Clatskanie to visit friends. Mr. Watts formerly in structed band here until 1941 when he and Mrs. Watts moved away. He is instructing band now at Jefferson, Oregon. and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen and Mr. and Mrs. James Davies and son, Craig, spent Christmas day at Warrenton at the home of Mr. Salomonsen’s mother, Accompanying them as far as Astoria were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tousley who spent the day visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ackerstadt. DANCE Legion hall Saturday, December 29. Rhythm Vendors All G rl orchestra. Adm. 75c in cluding tax. It— spent Christmas in Portland at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bur row. Hale Greenman, who was recently discharged from the ser vice, is employed now as a l.m- ber salesman. SPECIAL NOTICE: Dance at Clatskanie New Year’* Eve., Dec. 31, I.O.O.F. hall. Rhythm Ven dor* All-Girl orchestra. I \ "HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE of CARNIVAL DANCE December 31, Legion hall. Stan Tolrude’s dance band of Portland. Legion ha'I. It— Mr. and Mr*. Judd Grren-nan VERNONIA BAKERY the home CARNIVAL DANCE December 31, Legion hall, Stan Tolrude’s dance band of Portland. 1 Legion hall. It— Mr. B Bones About It Visitor* at and son, Bill, arrived here Mon day from Sweet Home to spend Christmas with Mrs. Howard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry King. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Watts were t .. a 6U)<‘ PiASnr cost ret broken BONE“ wuicm Wf <5n“ Y a as MUCH AS P RE6ULAR PIASTER CAST. MOPE CT 80% CfuULOSF ACETATE »NP 20 % ABEP&LASS Tile 0 o , j CV)<SE is sor i FieyiBie anpeiastic . ------------------- p------------------------------- man and recently received his discharge from the service where he held the rating of chief war rant officer. Mr. and Mr». Ervin Ackley and Hair-style RIVERVIEW designing by^^ry Let every envious glance be yours com pletely. It is so easy to achieve such breathless beauty. Just be sure your hair-do has that individual touch—that originated - for - you - alone look that only the Riverview operator can give you. i Mrs. Geo. Davis and son, Geo., went to Portland to spend as much time as they were allowed with Mr. Davis; Mrs. Anna Park er accompanied her niece, Mar cella Parker, to Bayview where both enjoyed the hospitality of the Henry Parkers; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Herd were with Mrs. Herd’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mar tingale in Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Carlson were at the C. U. Enstrom home in Longview where Mr. and Mr.-. Steiner and family were also guests; G. F. Craw ford's Christmas eve party was attended by Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Harding and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Bacon and Mr. anil Mrs. Harry Bacon; The Robert Wycoff family was with her mother in Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carl and family went to Seattle to be with her mother; Mr. and ¡Mrs. Olof Jacobson and Laurel Wittwer took a roasted turkey with them to Portland and spent the day at the James Morgan home; Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Walker and family were in Portland with her mother; while on the other hand Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heim entertained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bennington and children cf Portland; at the C. I. Anderson home were Mr. and Mrs. Chet Anderson and son of Tillamook, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson and children of Ocean Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Ebon John and children of Portland; with Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hillyer were Mr. and Mrs. Lionel West of Oregon City; and at the Geo. Eell home were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell and family of Cut ler City. JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES JANUARY 14-31 Th« National Foundation for Infanti!« Pcralysii RIVERVIEW — Happy New Year All—Our most disappointed family Mon. morn, was at the L. L. Wells home. Having their tick et? purchased for a journey to Portland to spend Christmas with Mrs. Wells’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Poy Beck, they found tw> of the children, Lester and Ruby, run- n'ng temperatures and Margie not too well. No journey, says Mama Wells. Here’s hoping San'a was better to them than the flu bugs. Mrs. Mary Serren, Portland, arrived Sin. eve. to spend Christ mas with her daughter, Mrs. Aub rey Sharp, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Abney of Wishram, Wn. snent Sun. night. at the home of Mrs. Abney’s par- ents, Mr. and, Mrs. P. I,- Welter. Mr. Abney was discharged from service recently and resumed his work as R.R. engineer. He was to be on duty Chrstmas morning. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds and daughter, Sweet Home, came Sat. to spend tseveral days with relatives here and in Vernonia. Our sick list th:s week: Mrs. Jewel Lloyd, Lawrence Robbins, the entire Callister family and Arthur Armstrong. Where and how various River view families spent Christmas— QUICK STARTING PERFECT BRAKE ACTION ADEQUATE RADIATOR PROTECTION SMOOTH PERFORMANCE Cold weather is just around the comer. You can save many dollars in costly repairs and pre vent annoying delays by having your car properly serviced now for winter driving. Extension Ladders, than ever before. service to all who and so patiently. Mirrors Ladders, Painter’s Step WOODWORKING SHOP Phone 575 NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Phone 471 THE •Jo if Theater Vernonia, Oregon Thur.-Fri. December 27-28 NATIONAL BARN DANCE Charle* Quigley-Jean Heather DARK MOUNTAIN Robert Lowery-Ellen Drew Saturday December 29 TOPPER with Cary Grant Constance Bennett-Roland Young ROCKABYE RHYTHM Musical From Sprvce to Bomber & CARTOON Sun.-Mon. December 30-31 SALOME «WHERE SHE DANCED in Technicolor David Bruce-Yycnne DeCario THE FLEET THAT CAME TO STAY CARTOON and NEWS A NEW DESIGN FOR LIVING That’s what we wish for you this New’ Year —all the good things of life to be abundantly yours! For good things to eat the w’hole year long drop in at the COZY CONFECTIONER Z. THE COZY I A few minor repairs or adjustments may mean just the differ ence it takes to insure that your car delivers to you top performance throughout the winter. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES CHEVROLET/! Vernonia Auto Co A Safe Place tc Trade Phone 342 Vernonia Riverview PRIMPING WILL BE EASY if you drink lots of Ne halem Dairy milk. It will give you a natural, healthy look that will beat Lnake-up all hol low. Just try it out and see if we’re not right! IN Trestles ANDERSON To do our best to bring telephone have waited so long Doors Window Glass To raise our stand LINE COLUMN. Copper Bearing Plate SEPTIC TANKS Windows & Sashes ard of service higher YOUR CLASSIFIED DRIVE IN COMFORT AND SAFETY TH’S WINTER 10 Guage 200 & 300-Gal. Cap. resolve: DROP FOR BARGAINS? Activities of Yule Season Told Stock Mill Work During 1946, w j FISHING toVour We resolve to continue our policy reasonable prices within the means the only local meat market famous grown prime meats and poultry and department. For good groceries go of providing super-quality products at of all. We shall maintain—as always— for its splendid selection of locally- a superior and satisfactory grocery to GRAVES’. GRAVES* GROCERY PHONE 776
