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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1946)
L THURS., MARCH 14, 1946 2 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mr». George Robbinj and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Robbins were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Dave Forquer of Longview, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Cipha* DeRcsia and son of Birkenfeld were Sat urday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Rob bins of Riverview. Also Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins were Saturday visitors. Friend» of Mr». Joe Vander- zanden called to wish her a happy birthday Sunday, March 10 Cal lers were Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Meiwes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmedding and Conrad Meiwes. Dinner guests were her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meiwes and daughter, Margaret, and Miss Betty Vanderzanden, who is attending St. Mary’s of the Valley. Mr* and Mr». Harold How ard and son, Bill, of Sweet Home were here last week end to visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, Mrs. Howard’s par ents. Red Cro»» donation dance Sat urday, March 16, I.O.O.F. hall. Jitterbug prize. Rhythm Vendor» All-Girl orchestra. Sponsored by Mt. Heart Rebekah». Adm* 75c inc. tax. It Montana Marchall i» here vis iting her sister, Mrs. Harold Ber- gerson, and ether relatives. She has received her discharge from the WAC, getting the release the latter part of February. Red Cross donation dance Sat urday, March 16. 1.0.0 F. hell. Jitterbug prize. Rhythm Vendors All-Girl orchestra Sponsored by Mt. Heart Rebekahs. Adm. 75c inc. tax. It J. A. Bush, Jr., has been ill with the flu for the past several days and has been unable to work at the store. Stop at the sign of S-H-E-L-L Larry Marshal’, assistant for ester with the West Coa.-t Lum bermen’s association, was here last week end to see the planting of seedlings on the Columbia County Tree Farm and to visit his pa ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ma. shall. Mr. and Mr». Edgar Culbertson for your GAS, OIL, GREASE or any of the other necessary items fcr satisfactory automo bile performance. Geo. Johnson Vernonia Serv. Sta. ATTENTION SPORTSMEN Members of the Nehalem Valley Rod and Gun Club SPECIAL MEETING TO ELECT OFFICERS Friday, March 15 8 P. M. <hhi Fellows Siali All Sportsmen Welcome PROGRESS FOR YOU OUR GROWTH IS A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE $1,070,851.94 plans to take possession this com ing week end when the Clarks depart for Louisiana. Ownership Changes Of Property in Riverview Listed are moving to Evgene where they have purchased a house trailer and whe:e he will werk for the Dennett Lumber company. Ed- gar plans to attend the Univer sity later. Living near them is Dale Hall, son of Dr. Hall who formerly practiced in Vernonia. Roper Expects Navy Release MIST—Mrs. Robert Mathews was in Forest Grove one day last week. Mr and Mrs. Earl Roper went to Vernonia Saturday to meet Mr. Roper’s brother, Howard, who came up from Astoria for the week end. H ward expects to be released from naval duties in abort three weeks. He’s seen mudi action and has many dec orations, including the Purple Heart. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling were shopping in Vernonia Sat urday. The Tavern has opened with a first class cock, serving meals and soft drinks. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sundland were up from Seaside Sunday Sunday dinner guests at the George Jones home were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haberman from Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. A. Buckley from Wheeler. L. V. Wickstrom and son, Sonney, and son in-law, Joe Ros ser, are doing seme logging on the Wickstrom place. The Claud Kyser family were in Vernon a shopping Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Fred Busch were Vernonia shoppers Saturday. Bernard Dowling spent from Friday until Sifnday evening vis iting relatives in Sherwcod, Sweet Home and Eugene. Sonney Wickstrom arrived home from a two weeks’ visit in California, Saturday. The C. L. Waddell family was in Hillsboro Saturday. Shady Lane was a village vis- itor from Seaside one day last week. He called on the Dunlap family. RIVERVIEW—Again our most important pastime includes prop erty transferring and the new owners are getting settled as rap idly as possible. On Thursday, Mr* and Mrs. L. H. McGee, who purchased Wayne’s Inn, came to assist Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker, former owners and to get inside informa tion cn management. The Mg- Gees at one time had a stock ranch in the Jewel-Elsie area but more recently have had a berry acreage in the Schells vicinity. Their household goods will arrive this week from their former home in Hillsboro. The Bakers left Saturday fcr Longview, Wash., their former home. A. J. Huguer.in was in his new heme on Fourth St* Tuesday mor..ing awaiting the arrival of his household goods to come in that 'day. He purchased his prop erty of H. E. Palmer of Port land. Mr. Huguenin is a veteran of World War II and just re turned from Japan where he says conditions are terrible. In W. Riverview, George Clark sold his property to his next door neighbor, Ray McAdam, v.ho A FEW LARGE CITIES In 2760 counties, making up 90 percent of the total of 30072 U.S. counties, there are no cities of 25,000 population cr over.^ Joi/ Theater Vernonia, Oregon Thurs.-Fri. March 14-15 SUNSET IN EL DORADO Roy Rogers-Dale Evans THOROUGHBREDS Tom Meal-Adele Mara-Roger Pryor Sat. March 16 HOTEL BERLIN Faye Emerson-Helmut Dantine Raymond Massey CONGO Featurette & Cartoon Sun.-Mon March 17-18 IT’S A PLEASURE (In Tech- nicolor) Sonja Henie-Michael O’Shea NEMS and CARTOON Tues.-Wed. March 19-20 IT ALL CAME TRUE Humphrey Bogart-Ann Sheridan Days of ’76 and Cartoon EAT DINNER IN VERNONIA Starting Sunday, the 17th of March, I will serve chicken dinners and steak dinners w.'th all the trimmings. I will serve a full three- course dinner any week day evening from five o’clock and on Sunday from four o’clock. You can make reservations any tme before ten o’clock anv day to be served that evening, giv'ng the number to be served and the time. I can also serve parties of six to eight couples. These dinners will be home cooked and served in my home at 451 South Rose Ave. Vernonia n Ad. an eatinv ulac-' of this tvpe and I w»T sincerely appreciate yoir patronage This will be known as Lee’s Chicken and Steak Dinners. FOR RESERVATIONS, PHONE ?53 ANY MORNING FULL COURSE DINNER, PER PLATE $1.50 Mrs. M. Coleman Phone 253 451 South Rose Avenue A p ece of PfF or a Fw 11 Meal Either will please the FISHING FOR BARGAINS? DROP YOUR LINE IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMN. most particular palate when you order at the friendly cafe. 1945 CHAT ’N NIBBLE $572,245*36 CLEVE 1943 E. V. $228,357.6? Cut ycur over-all living costs by taking advan tage of our economical food service. Our meat department is one of the finest, carrying only superior quality meat at all times. NEHALEM ROBERTSON ROBERTSON MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 721 Cleanin 1941 PAINTING More Money for AUTO - FARM- STOCK-HOMES-PERSONAL LOANS Washington County Bank I THE OLD JUDGE SAYS ... Interior and Exterior •Floors Finished USING Banks, Oregon Your Closest Bank, Main Road to Portland 4 Simny Serviced Feed Imperial Feed - Mobilqas f? Oils - Groceries Near Treharne Phene 887 ST 15 4-Grain Hen Scratch Milk Egg Mash Chick Starter Mash In swell print sacks Chick Scratch Imperial Dairy 18r'< Molasses Beet Pulp Plain Beet Pulp Cedar Towe $3.70 $4.15 $3.80 18.10 $2.90 $2.80 $1.25 MANY OTHER FEEDS AND REMEDIES Prices subject to change without notice XI’1'1 1C \ i I GREEN STAMPS \<'\\ \E.E. UPGARD Ph. 1262 before 8:30 i a.m. and after 5 p.m. i i Estimates within radius of 30 miles DON’T FORGET Delivery Day, Saturday WE GIVE Write or Phone I IT ED FOR FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS New houres: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Closed Tuesdays THE VETERAN TED: “Clem and 1 were wonderin’ what you thought of that new movie about the chronic alcoholic. Judge. Understand you saw it before we did.” OLD JUDGE: " Well... it’s true most of us never see a case as extreme as that in real life because they are so few and far between. But it does point out one thing..*, chronic alcoholics are abnormal people and we’ve got to change our ideas about how to help them.” CLEM: “In what way. Judge?" OLD JUDGE: “We’ve got to realize that excessive drinkers are suffering from more than a craving for alcohol. According to Tint psychiatrists and medical men at one of our great universities, the alcoholic is a sick person. The study of hundreds of cases shows he is suffering from some physical, social or emotional condition... just as in the case of that poor chap in the picture. Fortunately, they represent only a very small percentage of those who drink.” TED: "Is anything being done to really help these folks. Judge?” OLD JUDGE. "Yes... a great deal in clinics throughout the country. And with the cooperation of the beverage distillers who sincerely want their product used only in moderation." », CnltttK, In^ntlriu. h*.
