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Thursday, Jan. 10, 1946 VERNONIA EAGLE 4 Operation on Foot Completed RIVERVIEW — Art Owen< entered the Emanuel hospital in Portland Dec. 27th and had an operation on the foot he sprained last summer, on the following day. A false growth of cartil age had to be removed. Mrs. Owens was in Portland most of last week to be with him and -will go lin again Sat. and stay until he is released. Her mother, Mrs. C. C. Cooke of Camp Mc- is in charge of the Gregor Owens’ home at present. Bobby McMullin left Mon. for Moscow, Idaho where he has secured a permanent job in a garage. Pvt. L. M. Lindsley left Dec. 27th for San D^ego to rejoin the marine corps and await further orders. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borgelt entertained the following vis- .¡tors during the past week: Mrs. Borgelt’s sisters, Mrs. Dewolf and Mrs. Elliott of Gervais and their STOP AND THINK Dre« your roof need fixing; doe« your garage need repair; or do you wish to make inter ior changes in your home? Now is the time to remodel! For estimated, guaran teed work, see E. M. YORK CONTRACTOR & BUILDER 108 A St. March of Dimes Symbol Foot Injury Improving giandchildren, Mollie and Billie Borgelt, children of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Borgelt of Tillamook. Mrs. Dewolf had just returned from a visit with relatives in Wash ington state. Mollie and Billie re turned to their home Sun. after noon. MIST — Joe Roeser went to Cal. Sat. to join his ship. Roy Hughes wag a Tillamook visitor Sun. Mrs. L. B. Eastman attended Mrs. demonstration at Ra^ph Georges Fri. The ladies there gave her quite a party, it being her birthday. Mrs. Ira Peterson was down f om Oak Ranch Thurs. She says Ira is doing fine on his injured foot. He had the misfortune to lese some of his toes last fall Mist Circle to Meet 4th Thurs MIST — August Birkenfeldt was here last week from Hood River. Chas. Sundland and Bernard Dowling are wiring the house, of Max O’Black, formerly owned by Dave McMullen, at Natal this week. Fred Siegenthaler is in Port land for medical treatment and care. Don’t forget the Mist Helping Circle meets at Mrs. Knowles’ home the 4 th Thurs. of this month. Mrs. Wm. Bridgers and Mrs. Irving Knowles went to the Rose City Sun. The Willard Garlock family were Sun. eve. callers at the W. and Ray Garlock home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roper spent Sun. in Astoria with the Rus sell family. Norvin Wickstrom left for Seattle Fri. eve. to report for naval duty after being home 21 days. A. E. Jones and 'his sister Mrs. J. O. Libel were St. Helens vis itors Mon. Lincoln Peterson was lage shopper on Tues. Hats Cleaned, Blocked 85c DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED Pants .............. 50c Overcoats Dresses ........... $1.00 Suits ........ Sweaters .............. 50c $1.00 $1.00 Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursdays Office: Ben Brickei’s Barber Shop Oregon Laundry ard CJeenei in the corn cutter. They are1 nearly healed now. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones from Clatskanie were visiting at J. O. Libels Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Georg? spent Sun. at the Geo. Jones home. WE SPECIALIZE IN PLUMBING AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Frank Hirsch Ph. 462 ^HXHXHXHZHZHXHZMZHXHZHXH» BACK IN SERVICE! H RESURFACE and REFINISH YOUR FLOORS NOW H H H Remove old varnish and scars. Rent the HILCO H Handy Sander and sand off the old surface. H For millions of Americans, Franklin D. Roosevelt, who re fused to accept defeat from infantile paralysis, symbolized the nation’s fight against the Great Crippier organized and directed by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which the late President founded. The above poster was prepared bv the Nation 11-31. al Foundation for its 1946 March of Dimes. January 14-31. WEEK END VISITS TABULATED BY CORRESPONDENT RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Frank Mills was » Portland visitor Mon. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Linddey made a business trip to Pot- land Thurs. and due to car trouble spent the night with his brother, L. A. Lindsley, and family who leiurned their vis ’IS- it on Sunday and also vi ited his sister, Mrs. Sadie A.stin, in Ver- nonia. Dale Lindsley rema'ned for a two-da y vi it with his uncle, W. J. Lindsley and fam- By way cf an outing the J ahn- 1 S:zoff family accompanied their sen, Jimmie, to his school in Salem Svn. On Fri. M-. and Mrs. Oscar Steele drovo to Sweet Home and spent the day at the Jerry Steele and Alfred Rucker home and Sun. eve. they entertaine 1 Mr. and Mrs. (Verle Steele of P>rf'and at their home hero. Mrs. Harry King and san, Bob, went to Sweet Home Thurs. to take Mrs. liar Id Ilowa d and her son. BiPie, to the r home there. The Howards had spent The Vernonia Eagle Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mad matter, August 4, 1922, at the post office in Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 187h. Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon Subscription price, $2.50 yearly NATIONAL EDITORIA' — * ASSOCIATION the holiday season here. 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