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2 , Thursday, Jan. 3, 1946 VERNONIA EAGLE TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr». Daisy Ornduff and ion, Willis, spent their Christmas at Warrenton with her two daugh ters, Mrs. Glen Nelson and Sybal Miller. Mr. Nelson was home from the navy, Merle from Pas co, Washington and Virgil from San Diego, Cal. Their dinner in cluded two trkeys and a goose for the 29 people present. Mr. and Mrs. John Dickhaut returned last Saturday from S. Dakota where they spent Christ mas with relatives. They made the trip by car and reported little difficulty with winter roads. Arlene Skuzie, daughter of L. W. Skuzie spent Christmas at heme. She returned to :chool at St. Mary’s of thci Valley acad emy last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Skuzie spent the annual holiday with h s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Skuzie, near St. Helens. Can’t Decide Hoffman Kate and their Take Her? friends and Mrs. Oliver and Maxine of Everett, Wash, were here over the Christmas holiday visiting at the Emil Mes sing home. Mr. Hartzell and Mrs. Messing are brother and sister. Edgar Ha tzell is also here now after getting his discharge from the service. He served in the African and Italian campaigns with the 92nd chemical division and held the rating of T-Sgt. when discharged. The Cozy | Ph. 582 j land died on Wednesday before Christmas and was buried Sat- uray the 22nd at Rest Haven memorial park. She was the grandmother of James O. Wil liams of Vernonia. Assisting with the services were members of Blue River chapter O.E.S., of which Mrs. Thomas was a mem ber. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hawken were in Portland Chr'stmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Coryell. Also there were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Haw ken, Jr., he having recently re ceived his discharge from the service . n EU q HBORS. / V JI ’ll I 7 rp ' Hartzell Mary M. Thomas, 57, of Port Bring your pal to the COZY. You will never find a better wray to cement a friendship than to get her to delve into one of our tasty concoctions at your suggestion. V *’ * • ■■ of the Vernonia Auto Company enjoyed their annual New Year’s Eve party Monday night. The party was held at the garage and entertainment fcr the even ing was games played in the service department which was especially prepared for the even ing. About 20 people were pres ent. Mr. hà PVEST in AVFPiCA ! AVffcrsSiM >2.ùC3.3OO c TREE*. ... CONTEA® 1Û > eeuilF, THl* HAí’wTÍT l4 > NOT CF’FiVEWk. L TO k T -E FDÄF51 am JFTN ee tnc .4i BECA Jit IT OFFE<5 ©PPOÄ1UN.1V 10 TH s. Oui AAAKV YOUNG TREE5 THAT LATER lose 1UBR uivTS .N T h 6 STRjóókE V.ÌTH THEiR > December 27th, last Thursday, from Spokane where she went to spend the holiday season with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Employees “ IPEE Te returned DANCE Saturday, January 5, I. O. O. F. hall. Rhythm Vendor» All-Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. tax. ltl—- Where to Bus Depot Mr». RtPiO 8034PCAST.N6 V.M Bi-Rd IM THE U.5 ON NOVEMBER 2.1920 WHEN i=RE5.DE^'rlAL ELECTION RETURN« WERE BROADCAST : station « oka P ittsburgh — THIS u / m THe FiRST s C h EPULFP RAO i O BROADCAST IN HlSTORy- Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Andy Olympia, Washington were here Saturday and Sunday before Christmas to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner and son, Marvin, drove to Corvallis New Year’s Day. Marvin re mained there to begin the win ter term of school at O.S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blehmi of Scappocse were. here f p din- ner New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fowler and Ben Fcwler. Mrs. W. O. Livingstone was in Silverton over the week end to attend the wedding of Ray Lehr and Miss Pauline Neal, both of Silverton, who were married Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange had as guests on New Year’s eve. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKenzie of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Mc Kenzie remained fcr New Year's Dav when they and the Langes visited at the John Elder apd Mrs. Sadie Austin homes in the afternoon. Mrs. M. Coleman has recovered A TENDER STEAK, ROAST OR ANY OTHER CUT OF MEAT YOU CHOOSE FROM OUR MARKET WILL GIVE YOU DOUBLE SATISFACTION: FIRST—the satisfaction of taste and, SECOND—the satisfaction of a price that is reasonable. NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 721 ^WIRING Residential 7 Industrial LINE EXTENSIONS HOME OWNERS: does your house lack switches in the right places; are outlets few and far between? Then let us put convenience at your finger tips with our fast, economical wiring service ! AMSPfCA PL AMS : I YULE TIME VISITS ENUMERATED FOR RIVERVIEW PEOPLE RIVERVIEW — More Christ mas gatherings:Thc Riley Halls had with them their daughters Mrs. Wm. Jacobs of Clatskanie and Mrs. Chester Reynolds of Sweet Home and Elmer Buelow an ex-serviceman; Mr. Benjamin Miller and son, Beny, were in newport to dine with Mr. Mil ler’s step-son, George R. Moore and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cobat and sons of Portland ar rived Christmas eve at the Har old Raymond home and accom panied the Raymonds to Ver nonia next day where all feasted at the Leonard Johnson home; Mr. and. M s. Clair Badley and sen of Corvallis were guest3 cf Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Thorn- brugh; Maxine Brady and her friend, Al Dobias of Portland were with Maxine’s parent’, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brady; Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson attended a family re union at the Wm. Kennedy home in Portland at which all of the near relatives were present ex cept her son, Ben, who is still in the service; Dorothy Millis of Portland came out bringing a dressed turkey she had received as a gift from her employer, to Joy Theater Vernonia, Oregon Thur.-Fri. January 3-4 THE MAN IN HALFMOON ST. NiU A»ther-Helen Walker SHOWBOAT SERENADE in Technicolor POPEYE CARTOON Saturday January 5 SONG OF THE SARONG Nancy Kelly-William Gargan ONE BODY TOO MANY Jack Haley & Jean Parker POPEYE CARTOON Sun.-Mon. January 6-7 MUSIC FOR MILLIONS Dona Reed-Margaret O'Brien HouseinManhattanCartoon NEWS Mouse in Manhattan Cartoon NEWS Pipes FROZEN? 24 HOUR SERVICE Vernonia Welding Shop R. H. JUNKEN ATTENTION CAR OWNERS New motors, factcry-authorized parts ar.d experienced Chrysler mechanics are available to completely overhaul or repair your car for— Winter Driving. GREENWOOD MOTORS Vernonia, Oregon Phone 1121 DODGE, PLYMOUTH and DODGE Job-Rated TRUCK DEALER DANCE Saturday, January 5, I. O O. F. hall. Rhythm Vendors / P-Girl orchestra. Admiss'on 75e inc. tax. ltl— Mrs. Alice E'tey spent last week end frem Saturday tn Monday here at the A. J. Hughes home. Mrs. Estey has employ ment at Corvallis. Hale is Greenman recovering frem the flu here, having become ill while at Roseburg during Christmas week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paul returned early Monday afternoon after spending the Christmas hol idays with relatives at Eugene and Cottage Greve. Tom 11- A /A share with her mother, Mrs. Blanche Millis and children; John Serafin and Stona Peterson of Long Beach, Cal. were with John’s sister, Mrs. Glen Hawkins and family and remained until Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley and children were in Carlton to enjoy the day with Mr. and Mrs. George Feil and Nate Huntley; and the R. C. Kemper family cf Forest Grove and Mrs. Bertha Wirtz of Port land arrived at the J. A. Wirtz home just in time for dinner. Bertha too had received a dressed turk from her boss at the Linen Supply Co. The bird had been stuffed and roasted at the Kem per home and was ready fcr the table. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robertson and son, John, Portland, spent New Year’s Day at the Herman Wood home. . A VTl/. “ 8A1 fV'SOo, so powerful Owe pouw P wOuiD p'ii 300 ooo pfljs ! DHTU ( -WPPWfrfYL fHl0UPÊ/>l PeveiOPH) Bv C SPlflMOPC iClFNTiiT. VJOuiP Uf'Pf Ou: 95% Of W «1 fWudfbow Ç» c. O' rP tw 74 TC 48 etOuMS. from an attack of the flu which prevented her spending two weeks during the Christmas sea son with friends in Portland. THRIFT PRICED Mack Our Great America Crawford was taken to the Prtland General hospital Wednesday about noon suffering from digestive tre ble. He bad be; n ill for several days previous. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shipley are the parents of a son, Mich ael Weston, bern December 20 at the Smith hospital at Hillsboro, the boy weighed four pounds and one ounce at birth. Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Burnside last Sunday were Major and Mrs. J. H. Sturgeon and son of Port land and Miss Harriett Sturgeon of Caldwell, Idaho. Holiday visitors from Seattle during the Christmas week to the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Conner and Mrs. Adele Weir, were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Len hart. Mr. Lenhart is the brother of Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Weir. STEVE: “How was the hospital dinner. Judge? Sorry I couldn’t get there.” OLD JUDGE:“Nay interesting, Steve. One of the doctors on the staff read a paper on the research work that is going on at one of the big universities where they are studying chronic alcoholism.” STEVE: “ I’d like to have heard that. Judge.” OLD JUDGE:“ He pointed out that approx imately 95% of the people who drink do so sensibly. Only 5% abuse the privilege oc- casionally and included in that 5% is the very small number known as alcoholics. Then he quoted a doctor from a famous university who said ‘ Alcoholics are sick per sons and, if treated as such, may be cured.’ Alcoholism, he said, is not caused by alcohol but by deep-rooted emotional derailments which can be prevented by education and often cured through modem psychology!” STE VE: ‘ ‘ That’s the most sensible approach to the problem I’ve heard.” TMs odrtrlisrmml Sy Confitente of Alcoholic Bnernte Industries. Ine. NOTE THIS: A flcod light, strategically lo- cated, will pay for itself this winter in safety and service. Abundant light is far better than police protection—it is always on the job at the right time! UNITED ELECTRIC COMPANY State License No. 510 HIT THE BARGAIN BULL’SEYE EVERYTIME AT THE STORE WHERE YOU CAN’T MISS GET TING THE BEST FOR YOUR GROCERY MONEY. • Ninon s loonsTOHE •
