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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1946)
2 Vernonia, Oregon THE EAGLE, THURS., FEB. 14, 1946 4^ Our Great TOPICS OF THE TOWN COOL TIRES Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lamping Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hartwick and son, Bernard, who was re cently dis:harged from the ser vice, left Monday for Astoria for a short vacation. They planned to return today. were here at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Norris, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwick moved to their heme at Banks Monday cf last week. The Jacobs Jewelry store at Clatskanie suffered damage re cently due to fire which started in a nearby building. Amount of the damage was not known. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs formerly resid ed here where he carried on a small repair business in his home and where both are well known. Callers at the Maude Kobow and G jkw 'HG rAees CARD PARTY Feb. 27 at Mas onic Temple. Sponsored by Ne halem Social club. Bridge, pin ochle and 500. Prizes and re freshments. 8:00 p.m. 7t2— Mr. and Mrs. teachers are ill or have been ill within the last few days from the flu. Mrs. Mathilde Bergerson was absent Thursday and Friday of last week and will be out all of this. Mrs. Ted Lavine and Mrs. Mabie Graves have also suffered attacks of flu. .» J & > ’ Mike Anderson ------------ -- and daughter, Mikele, returned last Wednesday from Des Moines, Iowa where they visited his par ents. He received his discharge from the service in December and plans to work at the mill in the future. her Jack Heenan was taken 40* CF TUE FRESH VE6FT401W U5EP IÑ THt UNITO STATES WERE RAiSEP IN HOME Ó^RPENS to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar George arc the parents of an eight and one- fourth pound boy born Monday morning at the Forest Grove hos pital. Mrs. Virgil Moore of Portland returned to her heme last Thurs day after spending several days at the R. B. Fletcher home. Mrs. Moore is M s. Fletcher’s mother. Mrs. Judd Greenman spent Monday and Tuesday in Port land with her daughter and sen in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burrow, while Mr. GTeenman was in Seattle on business. Don’t be surprised if vour car just about leaps out from under | you after a “LEE” ov- lerhaul job. It will be Iso full of vim and vigor lit can’t be blamed. •EyES IN THE <=»KIE5* FI6MIN6 TECHNIQUE BLIMPS TO SPOT SCHOOLS Or FISH HAVE ALREApy HELPED OREfSON FISHERMEN .. 01' a ’PS OM PATROL OFF QRE6ON5 COAST RADiOEPTHE RATION OF SCHOOLS of fich -ro F ishing craft in the VlClNlTy (¡N 194 f APPPO/lMPTfiy St. Vincent’s hospital last week to undergo an operation. CARD PARTY Feb. 27 at Mas- onic Temple. Sponsored by Ne. halem Social club. Bridge, pin ochle and 500. Prizes and re- freshments. 8:00 p.m. 7t2— Mr. and Mrs. En-il Mess:ng and Jean McDonald and E<1. Hartzell were in Portland Sunday to at tend the opera “Lucia” in the afternoon and the ice hockey game that evening. Arthur E. Blum was here last Wednesday night and Thursday morning to visit his parents, Mr. and Mr.’. Arthur C. Blum. He is employed as a taxi driver in Astoria. and Mr. Mrs. Goertzen Otto and sen, Doug, of Clatskanie, and Mrs. N. B. Hall and daugh ter, Isola, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bays Sunday. Mrs. Bays also visited her daughter, Mrs. P. L. Hewes, in Portland for a part of last week. and Mr. Mrs. Ghssner J'hn were here the first part of this week on b. s ness and also vis ited at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fba'.en. They returned to their home at Albany by way of Portland. Mrs. Orville re Makin’tcr turned to her home here last Sunday after undergoing an oper ation at the Portland General hospital a short time ago. The trip home was made in the Bush ambulance. Here to spend Saturday and Sunday ef last week end were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardener of Portland. They visited at the Carl Davis kc.me. Also visiting at the Davis heme Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis cf Clats kanie. Thirteen present and GOOD FOOD Our reputation de-! pends upon the food I we serve, so you can be! sure it is always the | best in town. When j you get tired of the j same old cooking grind | at home, bring the fam-| ilv d^wn to the Chat | ’N Nibble. CHAT’N NIBBLE Feb. 16 DANGEROUS PASSAGE Robert Lowery Phyllis Lowery TAKE IT BIG Jack Haley - Harriet Hilliard Sun. Mon. Feb 17, 18 DRAGON SEED with Turban Bey Katherine Hepburn - Walter Huston In Portland for ? I ii ■■ y r.:." •• ft © OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE THAT YOU CAN FOLD INTO AND COLLAPSE IN SOLID COMFORT — $107 & up SLEEPY HOLLOW OCCASIONAL CHAIRS THAT SPELL •'INVITATION" « TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS Reduced to $25.00 BUSH FURNITURE Vernonia Phone 592 Tues., Wed. Feb. 19, 20 MINISTRY OF TEAR Ray Milland - Marjorie Reynolds SCARED STIFF Jack Haley - Ann Savage For Pasteurized MILK CREAM and BUTTERMILK right from the farm to your door, write or call Telephone No. 7F51 OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY 11-22-46 PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon a few days this week wire Mr, and Mrs. M. F. Gr.:nden. They left here Tuesday. There is nc better or easier way of doing this than by giving our stock a careful examin ation to find those extra, delicious tidbits we always carry. Spices, crispy pickles, relish, perhaps'a condiment or two, like mustard or hot sauce. Say, your meals will fairly sparkle, if you take our advice and—SHOP NEHALEM NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 721 | Thursday, February 7 ALSO FOR GOOD BEER! Brewed from select ed products, grown on northwest farms, you get a drink that’s satis fying, gratifying and hard to beat. 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T;a hers from schools in Columbia, Clatsop, Washing ton, Clackamas and Multnomah counties will attend the event which is sponsored by the state department of education. Adm. Prices: Adu'ts 50c, Stu dents 40c; children 20c 1U ST. VALENTINE’S dance Sat. Feb. 16, I.O.O.F. hall. Door prize and prize waltz. Rhythm Vendors All-Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c In cluding tax. It— former Vernonia residents enjoyed a luncheon at the Portland hotel Tuesday. Gathered there were Mrs. A. E. Green of Creswell, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Mrs. V. McAllister, Mrs. Happy Thomp son Mrs, Leslie Dewey, and Mrs. J. Hergert, high school social Try our chocolate Eclairs, Cream Puffs, Maple Barj, Doughnuts and such to whet your appe tite or for your party treats. THE VERNONIA BAKERY Mrs. Clarence Holberg, while enroute to Alaska, stopped in Portland for a short time last Tuesday and yvas met there by her sister, Mrs. Merle Ruhl. Mrs. Holberg will fly from Seattle to Iliama, Alaska where Mr. Hol berg is employed by the civil aeronautics authority. Vernonia Three Washington grade school spent last Sunday at Svenson where they visited his mojher. mother, Mrs. McMorris Trullinger were in Portland S.nday. to see the opera “Lucia” and “La Bo- heme.” Mrs Alvida Hearing also attended the opera “Carm n” last Thursday. Lee Motors Sales PHONE and Service 173 fpöm ——-c Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Salomonsen home Sunday were: Nellaray Borton, Chester Alley and Uncle Grover Alley, all of Portland, Mrs. Roswurm, an old-time res ident of Vernonia, from Forest Grove, and Charles Rcswurm, Mrs. J.nnie Oswald and Mrs. Frank Morris. Mrs. wnv a AWytw coro , avjoe FO« THE ARMEP RDRCES PURIN6 THE *AR vURL NO* 0E AVAILÄ0LE COR GENERAL .. .ALTUOOGU RAyON 4 licht rr »s shkxjg , rr GFMEffAT» UtUE HEAT TOO, ASSURtNG LOM6 WEAR. “ av /¡oeouAie suPtiy Qf wyoN ßiwayf ST. VALENTINE'S dance Sat. Feb. 16, 1.0.0.F. hall. Door prize and prize waltz. 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