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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1946)
2 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1946 Our Oreat America ft Mack TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mrs. Marorie Hays was a vis itor last Thursday of Mrs. Jchn Libel at Mist at a meeting of the Pal club of the Mist vicinity. Mr». Marjorie Hays was a vis- present a group of piano stu dents in recital at her residence studio Friday evening of this week at 8 o’clock. The kinder garten will have some numbers on the program. Mrs. Fuller ton extends an invitation to those interested to attend. Dance Legion Hall, Saturday, April 6. Rhythm Vendors All Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c Includ ing tax. ile Marvin Turner returned Sun- day from Berkeley, Calif., where he was attending school pre- viously as an enlistee in the air corps. However, die to over weight, he was placed an the in active list so returned here to await a call from the army. Mi.» Ruth Holaday, teacher in Portland, was a week end visitor here at the Oscar George home, She also visited other friends here. Miss Holaday was a for- mer school instructor nenia. A recent property change of ownership on Keasey route has been completed with the purchase of the Armstrong place by A. E. Snyder. Alma (Grandma) Sitts recent- ly suffered a stroke but is bet- ter now. She wishes to thank those people who were so thought ful by sending her cards during her illness. Eleven guests attended birthday dinner Thursday, March 28 at the Herb Counts’ home on Keasey route for Gene Cleveland. This birthday was the first he had spent at home in five years. Dance Legion Hall, Saturday, April 6. Rythm Vendors All Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c includ ing tax. ltc Mr. and SPIC AND SPAN ready to wear. The clean, and pressing was done at Vernonia Cleaners. Vernonia Cleaners Mrs. Walter Wagner and sons, Rissell and Richard, and a friend of Russell’s Ralph Lickletter of Minneapolis, Minn., spent the past week end at South Bend, Wash., visiting relatives and friends. Russell is home after 32 months overseas, 24 be ing spent in Enguand, one in France and seven in Germany with the 8th and 9th air forces. He plans to attend school at a later time. Visiting here last week end on a 72-hour pass was Cotton Bass. He is stationed now at Seattle. PHONE 1211 REALCOAT one coat enamel For enameling everything—automobiles, walls and woodwork, toys, floors, boats and furni ture. Dries quickly. 15 colors in */2 pints, pints and quarts Heath’s Service Station Phone 5711 ^HXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHX * COME TO Hoftman’s Fishermen's Headquarters for Vernonia TROUT SEASON OPENS APR. 20 55c 75c Sizes 12 to 2/0 ...................... Dr. Shelton Spinners each .............................. Ford Fenders and Model A $100 $110 each ................................................... Fly Boxes each Flies full assortment __ 15c »25c Gold Standard Pure Silk Casting Line 60 yds. .............. ............................................................. Dry Fly Oil bottle . Spinner Polish at ............. Pre-war Aluminum Leader Boxes each ............................................................... evening to return to San Diego, Calif., after spending a week here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nance, and friends. He expects to be assigned to duty at sea. Mr. and Mr*. Vie Enni» ar rived here Monday frem Missouri where they had spent the winter visiting relatives and are visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Makinster. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Bauer.feldt were business visitors in land Tuesday. Port Going to Independence Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kul’an- der. They visited Mrs. Kul- lander’s relatives there. the Attending county school board meeting last Fr;day from here were Paul Gordon, Glen Hawkins, Ray Mills, Walter Kent and Oscar Weed. The meeting was held at Rainier and the prin cipal business was the discussion of HB80 which will be on the ballot this year. Mr. and Mrs. John $295 25c 25c 35c Injuries Result From Collision MIST—Lloyd Garlcck and Mr. Pierce were involved in a bad collision last week on the road to Jewell, by the Hopkins place. Lloyd was driving his tie truck and Mr. Pierce a car. When a spader came down in front cf Lloyd’s eye, and in brushing it away he swerved over on to Mr. Pierce’s side, sending the Pierce car over the bank. It was wrecked beyond repair. Mr. Pierce received a cracked neck and general shaking up. An- other man with him was also cut. Lloyd was also cut and his truck was damaged. Wayne Reynolds, Delmar Jones and a highway employe are “batching” in Shady Lane’s house. Minnie Hughes was a caller at the Dowling home Friday from Vernonia. She also called on Bud Murphys. Burnside Mrs. Guy Wilbur and son, Bcbby, and A. J. Hughes accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Grun- den to Portland Tuesday. placed on re erve after serving in the 7th air force in the Pacific as radioman and gunner, is Work ing at Girod’s Food Store. For the first time in 18 years Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin had all their six children at home with them last Saturday and Sunday. They are: Fred Jr., Herbert, Frances (Mrs. Vincent Gowen), Robert, Dan and Millicent (Mrs. W m. M. Manning). Mrs. Fred Olin, Jr., was also present as were Mrs. Robert Olin, Mrs. Dan Olin, Mr. Manning and Mrs. Olin’s sister, Mrs. L. F. Dille. Sunday guests at the Walter Mathews home at M'st were Mr. and Mrs. C. Schreiber, Marion and Bob Schrieber and Delilah Condit, all of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Clark and son, Danny, of Riverview. Mrs. Pearl Hull and Hazel Buck from Olympia, Wash., are visiting with their aunt and un cle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mor gan, who have recently moved here from Hebo. Licensed Contractors REFRIGERATION RADIO SERVICE RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash. Adv. tf «Voi/ Theater Vernonia, Oregon Thurs.-Fri. April 4-5 THE CORN IS GREEN That great stage play brought to the Screen ■ Bette Davis-John Dall April 6 SHADY LADY Charles Coburn-Ginny Simms SAGEBRUSH SERENADE Ray Whitley and his Cowboys Sat. Sun.-Mon. April 7-8 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Judy Garland-Margaret O'Brien Wild and Woolfy Cartoon and NEWS Tues.-Wed. April 9-10 ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL Roy Rogers and Trigger MEN IN HER DIARY Peggy Ryan-Jon Hall Radio Repair Service Guaranteed Work Pitone 454 for Pickup and Delivery of Your Radio HAL FOWLER 841 Rese Avenue KULLANDER'S JEWELRY STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR Hamilton, Elgin, Bullova and Harvel Watches spent several days in Port’and the early part of the week. Robert Lamping, who has been At the Mile Brige, Riverview Eagle Claw Hooks Snelled Sic Jackie Nance left Monday The L. E. McGee family is moving to Vernonia this week. We are sorry to lose them. They have lived here a great number pf years, and we wish them well in their new home. Mrs. L. P. Mathews and daugh ter, Margie, are on a trip to the east. They have been gone two or three weeks. Wm. Robts and family from Portland recently visited Mrs. Tom Carter and son on the mountain. The school children enjoyed a 2-day vacation Thursday and Fri day. The teachers attended a meeting in Portland. Loren Mills of Vernonia, was a visitor of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridgers, dur. ing the week end. Electricians were doing some work at the Roy Hughes home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones were Thursday evening callers at the Austin Dowling home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kinsed and daughter were here from Roseburg Saturday night visiting the Wm. Bridgers. The Roy Stuvies will soon move to Birkenfeld or near there, where they have bought a home. Lloyd Beach moved down to the Jim Miller house in Bir kenfeld. He’s been staying with RoyHug hes since returning from the army. TAXI SERVICE 582 Cozy PHONE Confectionary AVAILABLE VERY SOON WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR DISPLAY DIAMOND SETS, Finest quality . $55 $500 A. L KULLANDER WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Official watch inspector for S. P. & S. Ry. How long has it been since your car had a MOTOR TUNE-UP? You’ll be surprised and pleased at how much better your auto will per form sifter a tune-up. Your car is going to have to serve until a new one is available—so take care of it! A motor tune-up will help. 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