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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1946)
6 THURSDAY, APRU, 11, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE Land Purchase Mabe by Parker RIVERVIEW — Andrew Par ker reports the purchase of a 2fi acre plot of land up Rock Creek which he bought as an invest ment after selling some of his property here. The property was formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sherbeck. Mr. Parker is busy at this time constructing a drive to his residence. Other property changes are under way and several new buildings are in the offing. When Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood came out from Vancouver Sunday morning they brought Olof Ja cobson, who was stranded at that place due to non-bus service, to his home here. Mr. Jacobson had been laid off ship yard work Fri- Send your Laundry & Dry Cleaning to Portland’s most mo dem plant. Two pick ups and deliveries weekly at Vernonia at your home or our local agent— BEN BRICKEL’S BARBER SHOP OREGON Laundry and Dry Cleaners day evening after a 2%-year term of extra steady service. Laurel Jacobson left Thursday, his birthday, with John Dickhaut of Vernonia in John’s large truck for California in search of em ployment. Their first stop will be at Stockton and they may go as far as Los Angeles. Mrs. Dickhaut accompanied them in the family car with provisions and camping supplies. Contractor York and two help ers of Vernonia are busy this week at the P. L. Welter home working on more sturdy founda tions for both house and barn. Recent guests at the W. J. Lindsley home were Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lindsley of Portland. John Wilcoxen Sic who spent a five-day leave at his home here recently, sends word that he has been taken off the U.S.S. Pennsylvania as she is to used as a guinea pig in coming atom bomb test and is now waiting at pier 91 in attle for further orders. John has been in the navy nearly two years and enjoys his service jobs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zimmerman and family of McMinnville spent Sunday here at’ the Harry Kipp and W. J. Lindsley homes. Art Robinson of Portland and Rena Cantwell of Vernonia were week end guests at the C. N. Van De Bogart home, and Friday eve ning callers at the same home were D. B. Cantwell of Goble and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cantwell of Vernonia. Sunday dinner guests at the T. F. Hillyer home were Mrs. Chas. R. Franklin of Elkton, aunt of Mrs. Hillyer; Mrs. Walter Joslyn and Ethel Franklin of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hecker of Bonnie Slope, near Portland. • • A SALESMAN CAN’T CON TACT 3200 PEOPLE EVERY WEEK — BUT THE EAGLE CLASSIFIED PAGE DOES. holding appropriate purchase cer tificates will be offered at fixed prices approximately 4000 auto motive units, 50,000 yards of 58- inch heavy O. D. duck, miscellane To speed distribution of critic ous hardware, 23d combination ally needed surplus consumer bench and pipe vises, 8415 rouna- goods, the war assets administra point shovels and 5650 peavies. All the merchandise is unused tion will hold an “emergency” and samples will be available for sale for certified veterans in Port inspection in the war assets dis land April 24 and 25, according play room, 835 W. Burnside, Port to C. T. Mudge, Portland regional land, April 22 and 233. Veteran director. Similar sales will be held purchase certificates will consti in Spokane, Wash., and Boise, Id. tute tickets of admission to both The plan is designed to promote the sale and inspection. more equitable distribution of sur Specific information concerning plus and eliminate the incon the commodities to be offered and venience previously caused buyers other sales data will soon be sent when they were required to go to certified veterans in the Ore to the Puget Sound area for sales. gon area holding appropriate pur The Portland sale will be held chase certificates. Oregon veter in the Municipal auditorium, ans may obtain additional in southwest Third avenue and Clay formation from the veterans’ di street. Veterans of World War II vision of the war assets admini War Surplus Sale Set April 24-25 stration, 310 S. W. 6th ave., Fen ton Bldg., Portland. • • •SUIT-CASE’ TELEVISION Bringing television ever closer, a new 35-pound television camera and lightweight “suit-case type” control equipment, so designed that television crews can carry their studio with them, has been developed by a Philadelphia man ufacturer. > NEED A NEW SIDEWALK? Get a free estimate of the work now. Also carpenter work by the job or hour. ALL WORK E. M. GUARANTEED YORK CONTRACTOR 4 BUILDER SUPEPIUP riisiii PRODUCTS L on in combinations to signify exactly what you wish to be conveyed. A message, a greeting or record is not complete unless it bears the unmistakable characteristics achieved by EAGLE CHECK YOUR BATTERY composition. 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