Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 20, 1946, Page 2, Image 2

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    2 THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Eby from
San Diego, California, were here
for a few days visit with his
brother, Dr. R. D. Eby, and Mrs.
Eby. Dr. Marvin Eby formerly
practiced here.
Carlin Hackney has received hi»
discharge from the army and has
returned here where he and Mrs.
Hackney plan to make their home.
He was discharged at Ft. Lewis
Friday of last week.
Mr». Mary Herren has been vis­
iting her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson and
getting acquainted with her new
grandson, Stephen Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman
and children arrived here late
Saturday evening and remained
until Sunday noon at the home of
his sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Skuzie. Mr. and Mrs.
Skuzie spent the afternoon Sun­
day at the home of his parents
near St. Helens.
Mr*. Hale Graves, who ha»
been ill, and her daughter, Sigrid,
and son, Ritchie, have been stay­
ing with her parents, the Fred
Ovesons, the past week.
Mr. and Mr». Ronald Ijarlan
(Bernice Borton) spent Saturday
and Sunday here with her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Borton
before continuing to the coast on
their wedding trip.
Pete
Lewi» Laramore is home from
the hospital after four weeks at
St, Vincents following a major
operation on his back. He will
wear a brace for six months.
DANCE at Legion hall Satur­
day night. Music by Rhythm
Vendors All-Girl orcheitra. Ad­
mission 75c including tax.
25tlc
Listed as being ¿¡»charged from
the navy is Max R. Millis, S2'c.
He received his release from the
personnel separation center at
Bremerton on June 12.
Mr. and Mr». Albin Colten and
Mrs. Vern Syke» received a
telephone call from her husband, daughter, Rene, of Hillsboro, spent
Vern, last week from Manila, Saturday afternoon and evening
Philippine Islands. From Manila visiting friends here. The Colsens
formerly resided here.
to San Francisco the message
Albert Wood just returned late­
came by way of radio and from
San Francisco here by phone. Re­ ly from a trip to Chicago, Iowa
ception was very good here but and Missouri to visit his niece,
poor in the Philippines. The call nephew and old friends. He re­
was completed two days after ports a grand time and that he
started due to difficulty in of-
just missed a hurricane in Mis­
taining a clear line.
souri. He was not blocked by
Mrs. Goldie Peter«on from San strike on the train trip and re­
Francisco visited her friend Mrs.
Ruth Fowler, for a few day’s last turned home without mishap.
week. They became acquainted
when their husbands, Willard
Peterson and Hal .Fowler attend­
ed radio school together at Cor­
pus Christi, Texas. Mrs. Fowler
was with her husband three
months while he was stationed
there.
Everything From
Soup to Nuts
Planning to <pend a week fish­
ing in the vicinity of Bend are
Jack Nance, Kent Bauersfeldt and
E. H. Washburn who left here
Saturday. They were joined in
Bend by Harry Kerns who is
living there now. E. H. Washburn
returned here from Seattle to
make the trip before going to
Phoenix, Arizona, where he and
Mrs. Washburn plan to make
their home.
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At the Nehalem Market you will find a com­
plete assortment of exceptionally fine foods.
You will also find a brand of service superior
to most markets and one which will give you
genuine satisfaction. Take our advice—
SHOP NEHALEM
NEHALEM
'Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Russell re­
turned to the city Saturday, after
spending two weeks in the Seattle
area. Rev. Russell had charge
of building two dormitories, at
Hall’s Lake, where the Nazarene
.boys and girls and Young Peo­
ple’s camps of Washington are
held each year. Mrs. Ru-sell con­
ducted a daily vacation Bible
school at Kirkland, Wash. This
was her second year in charge of
the school.’ She was urged to
return next year.
MARKET AND GROCERY
Phone 721
A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
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LOANS
Banks, Oregon
Yoqr Nearest Bank, Main Road to Portland
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nite care used in prepar­
ing Nehalem milk for
your use. It is safeguard-
eil to insure purity, flavor
and freshness.
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a watch — no
finer watch than
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PRICES INCLUO.
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A. L. KULLANDER
NEHALEM DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
WATCHMAKER — JEWELER
OFFICIAL WATCH INSPECTOR S. P. & S. RY.
CHEVROLET
DEALER
CAR-SERVICE
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CARNU AUTO POLISH Cleans and Wiv
Polishes in one easy application............................. pt.
AUTO TOP DRESSING for leather and imitation
leather. Waterproof», Preserves .......................... !1P*.
59c
50c
safely and dependably until you get
FOR LONGER CAR LIFE AND
SAFER DRIVING-WE RECOMMEND
THESE SERVICE OPERATIONS . . .
IS THIS HOME?
When you check up, aft­
er a fire, will you f i n fl
your insurance too little
to cover the value of your
household furnishings?
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checking
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FOR HARDWARE—SEE HOFFMAN
PHONE 181
Vernonia, Oregon
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Mok® your vocation trip—
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Needs For Good Car Care £
59c
Nehalem Diary Milk
Mr. and Mr». Emil Me»sing. Mr.
and Mrs E. R. Hartzell, Mrs. Ellen
Hanlon and Jack Shortridge were
at Long Beach. Washington, for
the past week end.
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the secret behind
the fine flavor of
Mrs. Laura McCarter of Port­
land is spending the week with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
^nd Mrs. T. F. Hillyer of River­
view.
100 new boxes to arrive soon
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
KAKWASII One ounce wash«» your car. No
abraaive». no alkali, no »cap...........................
TETTO FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Positive auto fire protection
CHAMOIS. Ideal for polishing
t«en. 100% oil tanned
FLEETWOOD MOTOR OIL. None bitter
2500-mile oil ..................................................
Quality Control
DANCE at Legion hall Satur­
day night. Music by Rhythm
Vendors All-Girl orchettra. Ad-
mission 75c including tax.
25tlc
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FOR YOUR VALUABLES
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Mr. and Mr». Charles eBacom
left Saturday noon for Minneapo­
lis to be at the bedside of their
Vernonia, Oregon
critically ill son-in-law, Ray Bow­
. Thurs.-Fri.
June 20-21
ers.
HER HIGHNESS AND THE
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steiner of
BELLBOY
Longview were week end visitors
Hedy Lemarr-Robert Walker
at the home of her parents, Mr.
ORDERS FROM TOKYO
and Mrs. Carl Enstrom. Mrs. Faturette in Graphic Technicolor
Steiner remained for the week,
while her dughter, laVelle, re­ Sat.
June 22
STRANGE CONFESSION
turned home with her father after
Lon Chaney-Brenda Joyce
spendng two weeks with her
THE OLD BARN DANCE
grandparents.
Gene Autry
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, Sr.,
are leaving this morning for _______ and CARTOON________
Haines, Oregon, where they will Sun.-Mon.
June 23-21
spend the next three months va­
DEVOTION
cationing and visiting relatives.
Ida Lupino-Paul Henred-Olivia
DeHavilland
Mrs. John Rosa underwent a
CARTOON and NEWS
major operation at the Good Sa­
Tues.-Wed.
June 25-26
maritan hospital in Portland Tues­
SHE WENT 1'0 THE RACES
day. A telephone call to her
James Craig-Franci» Gifford
daughter, Mrs. B. W. Borton, re­
ported her as recovering satis­ Travel Log in Technicolor, Cartoon
factorily.
Lawrence RubbiEis, son of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. H. Robbins, left Sun­
day night for Seattle, Washing­
ton, where he will spend the sum­
mer with his sister, Mary Jane.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Sell •topped'
in Vernonia last week enroute to
Modesto, California, to see his
sister, Mrs. Lewis Laramore., Mr.
Sell has just returned from serv­
ice in France and has been dis­
charged from the army.
Jo»/ Theatre
Among those attending the
oyster feed at Bay City Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frazee and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc­
Entire and family, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Spencer and Mr. arid Mrs.
Carlin Hackney and family.
Mi»» Margaret Anderson ar­
rived here last week end to spend
Home on leave for 30 day» is
the summer with her parents, Mr. MoMM2c Pete Shipman, son of
and Mrs. C. L. Anderson. She has Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman. He
completed her junior year at arrived here Sunday (Father’s
Stanford university.
day) night exactly two years
Berger»on, who was taken since leaving to enter the service.
to the Portland General hospital a He has one year and 10 months
short time ago, is reported as more of his enlistment and just
recently returned to this country
making ltitle improvement.
after being on duty in China.
Mr. and Mrs. Cipha» De Ro»ia
and son .Donald, were Sunday vis­
itors at the Olin Robbins home in
Riverview.
VERNONIA
INSURANCE
EXCHANGE
905 Bridge Street
Phone 231 Vernon»
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Test battery and electrical system
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car engine
De-sludge
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Service dutch, brakes,
transmission, rear axle
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Lubricate throughout
delivery of your new Chevrolet
Today, more than ever before, H’e important
to keep your car "o/ive"—to keep it serving you
safely and dependably—until you can get
delivery of a new Chevrolet! And the best way
to do that is to come to us for ikilltd, nliabl»,
car-taving ur/kt, now and at regular intervals.
Our expert mechanics—working with modern
tools, genuine parts, quality materials—can
add months and miles to the life of your car.
Remember—we're members of America's fore­
most automotive service organization ;;; so
come in, today!
VERNONIA AUTO CO.
PHONE 342
“A Safe Place to Trade”
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