5. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
James C. Cay wood, ACMM, son
of Mrs. A. E. Wood, was home
for a week to visit his mother
before leaving last Friday for
Memphis, Tenn., to get his dis­
charge from service. He will have
completed 10 years in the navy,
18 months of that time being
spent on war duty in the. Pacific.
He plans to return here the first
of the coming month.
Ray Mills, who is attending
summer school at the University
of Oregon at Eugene, was home
last week end. He is taking
courses in public school building,
basic school organization and au­
diovisual education. His classes
will end about one and ane-half
weeks from now.
Tom Gosa, former employ of
the ' Inman-Poulson Lumber com­
pany who worked here before
1929, was a visitor here late last
week. He is residing now at To­
ledo.
Mr., and Mrs. G. L. Smith from
Long Beach, California, will spend
two weeks here visiting the H. A.
Thackers. They arrived a week
ago Sunday. Mrs. Smith is the
former Betty Thacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman
and sons, Bill and Pete, and Mrs.
Mossman spent the 4th of July
at Aloha where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Niles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robertson
are the parents of a boy, Donald
Ray, born early last Saturday
morning at the Forest Grove hos­
pital.
Mrs. Etta Warring and Mrs.
Evelyn Waring have left for their
home in Oakland, California, after
visiting here with Mrs. Lulah
E. Fullerton.
DANCE at Natal Sat., July 13.
Rhythm Vendor» All-Girl orches­
tra. Sponsored by Natal Grange.
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MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lane were here from Roseburg
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wills from
Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Alexander from Vernonia, visited
their mother, Mrs. I. E. Knowles,
during the week end.
Mrs. Austin Dowling and son,
Bernard, spent the 4th at Long
Beach, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keaton, and
Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kin­
sel and baby all from Roseburg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Keaton
were guests at the Bridgers’ home
during the week. They all went
to Seaside, leaving for home Sat-
urday.
The L. P. Wickstrom family
spent the 4th at Seaside.
Shady Lane was in the village
Saturday.
Wayne Kyser is working at
Hebo. He was here over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Garlock
and Mrs. Bern Bliss visited Sun-
day, with their parents, the Ray
and W. M. Garlocks. The guests
live near Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Batson
Mr. and Mr». Lloyd Setsman and
children of Jewell visited in Ver­
nonia the 4th of July at the
home of Mr. Sessman’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sessman.
Rev. and Mr». Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Roswurm, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston and Mrs. Dent were July
4th dinner guests at the home
of Mrs. Kate McDonald.
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Mrs. Laura Brimmer of Se­
attle, mother of Harold and Andy
Brimmer, arrived Tuesday for a
short visit with friends and rela­
tives.
Joe Finnerty, former manager
of the Safeway Store, was here
over the week end visiting with
Mrs. Fullerton and other friends.
He is now located at Beaverton.
Mr. and Mr». Tom Bateman
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reichwein
spent the July ,4th week at Nes­
kowin. They returned here Sun­
day. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel
spent July 4th and Sth there
also.
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Air. and Mr». Emil Alessing en­
tertained four couples at their
home with a dinner July 4th. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Hartzell, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Hartzell, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Sturdevant and Ellen Hanlon and
Jack Shortridge. The party spent
that evening at Hillsboro.
Air». Ollie Roberts, who has
been ill for the past five weeks,
is showing considerable improve­
ment the past few days, it is
reported.
Mrs. John Rosa, mother of
Bud Borton, is recovering satis­
factorily from a recent serious
operation which she underwent
three weeks ago Tuesday at the
Good Samaritan hospital.
M*rs. Nettie Alley, anistant
nurse officer in the U. S. public
health service, arrived here Mon­
day to spend about three weeks
visiting friends in this part of
the state. She is stationed at
Cheyenne, Wyoming, and is act­
ing as tuberculosis nursing con­
sultant for that state, Miss Alley
was formerly county nurse for
Columbia countq and has many
friends in this area.
DANCE at Natal Sat., July 13.
Rhythm Vendor» All-Girl orches­
tra. Sponsored by Natal Grange,
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Will Duggin» of Bakersfield,
Califomii, left Tuesday after a
three-week visit with his sister,
Mrs. Robert Spencer. He also vis­
ited old-time friends and enjoyed
fishing and clam digging. Mr.
Duggins plans to stop and visit
other friends and relatives on his
way home.
Mr. and Mr». Jack McGown en­
tertained on the 4th for Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Christensen, Mrs,
Olive Powell, Ernest Herman,
Mrs. Edna Brose, who is staying
with the McGowns, and John Pe­
terson, brother-in-law of 1 Mrs.
Brose from Houston, Texas, A
chicken dinner was served.
A picnic was a July 4th event
for the Fowler family and friends.
Present were: Mr. and Mr?. Hal
Fowler and sons, Melvin and Rex,
Ben Fowler, Lucille Chambers
and son, Allen, Mrs. Maeva At.
Peters and children. Tommy and
Joan, Andy Brimmer, Ruth Brown­
lee and daughters Marua and La-
Vonna, from Gaston, Mr. and Mrs.
John Winslow and children. Jack,
Esther, Alline and Beverly, of
Birkenfeld. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Blehm and sons, Dickie and Jim-
mie, from Oregon City.
Mrs. H. W. Sherman, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred J.
Tousley, will leave Friday for
Chicago. Upon completion of her
visit there she will return to her
home at AIcAlester, Oklahoma.
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TOURISTS Will SPEMCA,
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spent part of last week with their
daughter at Alsea.
Mrs. Eva Murphy is working at
Clatskanie.
Mr. and Mis. Rodger Quarin
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter at the Clatskanie hos-
pital.
Sunday guests at the Austin
Dowling home were Mrs. J. L.
Dowling of Portland, and Cal.
Atcherson of Seattle, relatives of
the Austin Dowlings.
Mrs. J. Houry spent a few days
last week in Seaside, Mr. Houry
going down after her the 4th.
Richard Hagen, brother of Mrs.
H. H. Sturdevant, stopped here
part of Monday and Tuesday to
visit before continuing to his
home at Roseburg. He had just
returned from Minneosta, his and
Mrs. Sturdevant’s’ home state,
and reported that crops were
flourishing in that region.
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Sic John Wilcoxen received hi»
discharge from the navy Satur­
day at the personnel separation
center at Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Oti» Fuller and
Mr. and Mrs. Mike White at-
tended the funeral of Albert Hall
at Nehalem Saturday, He is the
brother of Mrs. Ruby Smith, and
Mrs. Edna White and an uncle to
Mr. Fuller and Mr. White.
Mrs. Itllssell Thompson and
Mrs. Helen Fuller took Mrs.
Maude Sollin to Portland Tues­
day where she will take care of
her daughter ana the new grand­
daughter who are coming home
from the hospital Friday. The
new arrival is the daughter of
Air. and Airs. Tony Carlson who
lived here. Mrs. Carlson is Airs.
Thompson’s’ sister.
Floyd Weidfong of Rockaway
spent a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike West last
week.
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There may not be a cough in
a carload but the spark from a
carelessly thrown cigarette can
When in
be plenty irritating.
your car, use the ashtray; when
walking, grind out the butt in
mineral earth or rocks. KEEP
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Vi»itors at the R. S. Alerckling
home Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Smith of Alameda, Califor­
nia, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alstat
and son, John, of Oxnard, Cali-
fomia, Mrs. Marian Hall and Mrs.
Esther Corder of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mahar.
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Mrs. Ed Frazee and Betty I.ou
and Jim left early this week for
Stayton where they will pick
beans.
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Inside
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serious damage results.
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woman who uses our cleaning
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