THURS., MARCH 28, 1946
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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Frank Hartwick, passed away at
her home at Banks the early part
of this week at the ag’e of 77
years. She was born in Aber
deen, Scotland, and is .urvived by
three sons: Frank and Ferd and
John of Bank^; and three grand
children: Joyce, Hollis and Max
ine.
No arrangements for the
funeral had been
made by
Wednesday.
Mr«.
George
Noyer
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of
land was here last w*eek end to
visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Jack Wall. Mrs. Noyer is
employed as receptionist at a
Portland clinic.
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Olin,, Jr., and who is visiting
here at the heme cf his grand
parents, Mr. and Mis. F. R.
Olin, will leave tom-orrew for Se
attle.
Miss Lillian Hedman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hedman, is also visiting at the
Olin home.
Both are former
Vernonia high school students.
Jack arrived in the states Feb.
22 and spent a week at Klamath
Fal's and a f.w days in P rt-
land before coming here.
He
expects his d'scharge the latter
part cf May or early J:.na.
Visiting
here
Saturday
n’ght
and Sunday of last week end was
Jack Nelson, friend of James
Frazee, from Stayt n. The two
boys have spent considerable time
together the la3t few years pick
ing beans and other produce dur
ing the summer months.
Two
local
men
listed
are
as
having received their discharges
from the navy in releases re
ceived here a few days ago. John
R. Chambers, SC2c, was dis
charged at the navel personnel
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separation center at Shoemaker,
Calif., on March 17. Calvin J.
Sasre, MaMlc, was discharged at
the Bremerton personnel separ
ation center March 18.
M «.
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A.
Lolley
underwent
a major operation Thursday of
last week at St. Vincents hos
pital in Portland.
Pvt. Harold R. Fowler, «on of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Fowler,
recently stationed at the army
air forces overseas replacement
dep t in Greensb-ro, N. C„ is
now enoute to an over eas as
signment. He reenlisted in ths
air corps Jan. 24 of thi3 year
for a peri-d of three years.
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Visiters
and Mrs.
were Mr.
and sen,
Mid is
school in
Dance
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See slides ar.d pictures of the
life of Christ Friday, March 29,
7:30 p.m., Nazarer.e Chapel. Spe
cial features every night next
week.
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A car that invades the low-priced field
with: “Packaged Power” Unit body-and-
frame “Torsionetic” springing and front
wheel drive.
R.
Mrs.
E.
Massey
and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Massey,
Jr., were here Saturday for a sho t
visit before paving again for
their home. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Massey formerly owned the Ver
nonia Bakery and are now re
siding in San Fernando, Calif.
The Rebort Messeys live at Ore
gon City.
Mr. and
W. G. Lair
Mrs.
of
Longview were here from Fri
day to Sunday visiting at the
hemo of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil John
son. Mr. and Mrs. Lair are the
pa ents of Mrs. Johnson.
G“t a free estimate of the work
now. Also carpenter work by
the job or hour.
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
E. M. YORK
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
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Mr.
Tom Crawford, Sunday
and Mrs. Mid Crawford
Denny, cf Portland.
attending aeronautical
Portland.
1.0.0.F.
Saturday
hall
Mrs. Jack Perry of Vanco.ver
was in Ve ncnia last Friday night
to attend a meeting of the Pyth
ian Sisters. Mrs. Perry formerly
resided here.
Mrs.
Lee Dundy
has
been
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Legion Hall
Friday? April 5
LADIES BRING BASKETS
AUCTION STARTS AT 9 P.M.
SwmcreH by VcmorJa Aerie 2324
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Everybody Welcome
ill
since last Friday night and ha3
been confined to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilma Roady ar
rived here a few days ago to
dispose of their prone ty before
returning to Montrose, Colo.,
where they have purchased a
ranch. Their Ccloiado property
is a four-hour drive from Den
ver.
Theater
Vernonia,
Oregon
March 28-29
Thurs.-Fri.
PRIDE OF THE MARINES
John Garfield-Eleanor Parker
Dune Clark and Cartoon
March 30
DANGER SIGNAL
Faye Emerscn-Zachary Scott
FOREST COMMANDOS and
CARTOON
Sun.-Men.
March
31,
April
1
THRILL CF ROMANCE
in technicolor with
Van Jo’n«on-E?th«r W’l i^m«
Tues.-Wed.
April
2-3
BURMA VICTORY
Filmed Under Fire
SWINGIN’ ON A RAINBOW
Jane Frazee-Brad Taylor
Nazarene
Chapel
AND
PICTURES
OF
THE LIFE OF CHRIST
Fri. Mar. 29, 7:30
Special
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Features:
Beaverton musicians Tues
day, April 2. Special feature«
every night next week by
• inger«
and
musicians
cf
Portland.
We
The Kaiser Features—
parents,
Sat.
Mr.
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Kaiser-Frazer
Cars
his
March 30.
Music by Rhythm
Vendors All-G’r! orchestra. Adm.
75c including tax.
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Miss Belva Lynes of Pomona,
Calif., we e married here Satur
day, March 23.
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William Miller of Vernonia and
Wiring
Supplies
“During my term as secretary of
state I have endeavored to con
duct the mar.y and var'ed duties
cf that office (one of the largest
in the U.S.) in a prompt, effic
ient and courteous manner.”
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Don’t fcrgel: You are invited
to the Nazarene Chape! for the
night’v services.
Hear Evange
list Coryell, ths converted lum
berjack.
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structor
at
the
Washington
school, was absent from her
ciasses for several days this week
due to a flu attack.
Phone 454 for Pickup and Delivery
of Your Radio
HAL FOWLER
841 Rose Avenue
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Mr». Ted Lavi re, firat g-ade in
Guaranteed Work
Robert S. Farrell, Jr. secretary
of ttate, has announced he would
be a candidate in the May pri
maries for re-election to that of
fice. Serving successively as leg
islator, speaker cf the house cf
representatives, and for the past
term as one of Oregon’s three
principal officials, Farrell has
been, a lifelong republican. A na
tive cf Oregon,, he knows Ore
gon’s problems and he knows of
its great future.
In commenting on his candi
dacy for re-election Farrell said:
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Ensign Jack Olin, «on of Fred
Shce last sets, $1.95 at Hoff
man’s.
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The time to come to Lee’«
for car repairs is before the
motor is beyond repair. At
tention should be given me-,
chanical trouble before it be
come« «erious.
Don’t delay—
ccme to Lee’« now for repairs.
Farrel to De
May Candidate
Mack
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr«. Bella Hartwick, mother of
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Evangelist
Coryell
Meridian, Idaho
The Frazer Features—
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Geo. Johnson Vernonia Serv. Sta.
Vernonia Agent for Kaiser-Frazer Corp.
Being able to select all of your grocerty list items at one store makes shopping easier and quicker and
enables you to keep within the budget you allow for food. Take advantage of our large stock—you’ll
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