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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr«. A. G. McKinnon and
daughter, Colette, Miss Jean Mag-
Jeby from Sandy spent from Sun
day to Tuesday here with her
mother, Mrs. Frank McCabe, and
family.
Mrs. D. W. Baysinger and new
baby daughter, Joyce Kay, re
turned home over the week end
from Pendleton where Mrs. Bay
singer had spent the last five
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Pierce.
Mr. and Mr«. A. L. Kullander
■pent last week end at their home
at Seaside. Also there to visit
with them were Mr. and Mrs. K.
A. McNeil, former owners of a
drug store here. Mr. and Mrs.
McNeil were enjoying their vaca-
tion at that time.
DANCE at Natal Saturday,
July 27.
Rhythm Vendor« All
Girl orchestra.
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Heat exhaustion for Eric Arm
strong was the result last Sunday
morning while he was picking
berries in the Coon creek area.
He was returned to his home by
the Bush ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. David Brunsman
and son and Mr. and Mrs.
O'Rourk arrived here early this
week from San Francisco, Mr.
and Mrs. Brunsman will make
Vernonia their home and he will
be employed at the Brunsmajo
store. They have purchased the
home on Corey hill formerly
owned by Dr. and Mrs. H. E.
Schlegel. He is now on terminal
leave from the army air corps
in which he was a captain.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis an-
birth of a grandson,
nounce the
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Patrick Earl.
Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Davis of Salem are the
parents.
The baby was born
July 17, , and weighed 7 pounds 6
ounces.
j Archie Christensen, T5,
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christen
sen, has received his discharge
from the service and is at home
now.
He spent the la^J. six
months in Texts at Ft. Sam Hous
ton where he was with the 4th
army headquarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fowler and
children, Mrs. Maeva Peters and
children, Andy Brimmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Deal and children of
Aloha, spent last Sunday at the
Orville Makinster home.
Mr«. Charle« Allen and two
sons left for Raymond, Wash
ington, Saturday for two weeks
vacation with her parents.
Enjoying last week end at Sea-
side were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hartwick, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Reichwein, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Brickel and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Bateman.
Mr«.
Harry
Lachinger and
daughter, M rs. Everett Prickett
of Forest Grove, left Monday for
Seattle where they will spend a
week visiting Mrs. Carl Brown,
another daughter of Mrs. Lasch-
inger.
Gordon Downs of the mer
chant marine spent two days here
early this week at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Grace Simmons,
before reporting again for duty.
lhe Apparel Shop
Mrs. Frank Kasper and two
daughters,
rancis
and
Sally,
Rena Cantwell and Barbara Hew
itt spent from Monday of last
week until Sunday at Sunset
beach. Also at that beach for
several days were Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Laramore who, on their re
turn, stopped last Thursday night
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Mowe at Svenson.
Riverview News
Events Written
RIVERVIEW—Franklin
Wor
ley took his wife to St. Vincent’s
hospital Sunday where she was
prepared for an operation to be
performed the next day. Friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood of
Vancouver spent Sunday at the
parental Herman Wood home and
called at the Olof Jacobson home.
Paul has secured employment with
a telephone concern operating
out of Portland.
Mrs. Lewis Kono and daughter,
Janice, and Mrs. Herman Wood
and son, Bertie, were Portland
goers Sunday.
Laurel Wittwer of Stockton,
Calif., wrote his mother, Mrs.
Olof Jacobson, this week that he
had sold his service station at
that place and had purchased a
truck and was on his own now.
Laurel sold his Vancouver proper
ty two weeks ago.
Riverview teen-agers who are
attending the Silver Creek Youth’s
Camp with their classmates and
instructors of the First Christian
church, Vernonia this week are
Janice Kono and Gerald Millis.
Betty Huntley returned home
Saturday from Nehalem where
she had helped her cousin, Esther
Waer, in a move from Milwaukie
to the coast where she will make
her home.
Louis Huntley returned to his
work at the mill Monday.
JOY THEATER
Vernonia,
Oregon
Thur«.-Fri.
July 25-24
PARDON MY PAST
Fred MacMurray-Marguerite
Chapman
South of Monterey—Featurette
HOLLYWOOD DAFFY—Cartoon
Saturday
July 27
DANGROUS PARTNERS
James Craig-Signe Ha««o
Hawaiian Memorie«—Technicolor
SNOW EAGLES—Sport Parade
Sun.-Mon.
July 28-29
PAINTING
Brush or .Spray
Outside painting our
Specialty
FREE ESTIMATE
Let us Beautify Your Home.
E. P. FRANK
Contractor
Adults and Student«
Children
Tue«.-Wed.
July 30-31
THE RUNAROUND
Ella Raines-Rod Cameron. Thi«
picture booked in Vernonia prior
to Portland fir«t run.
A musical featurette and cartoon
ATTENT ON
Mr. and Mr«. Fred Lundgren
and Fred, Jr., returned last Sat
urday, July 20, from a .vacation
spent at Hobbs, New Mexico,
where they visited friends. They
left here July 5th.
They also
spent some time at Yellowstone
National park.
DANCE at Natal Saturday,
July 27.
Rhythm Vendor« All-
Girl orchestra.
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Summer Dresses
Here from Wichita, Kanaas. to
visit at the Ray Harvey home are
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cheney, Mrs.
Harvey’s parents, and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Offenstien. Mrs. Of-
fenstien is a sister of Mrs. Har
vey. The two visitors arrived Sat
urday night and the Cheneys plan
to remain two or three weeks
while the latter family intends to
establish a home in the west.
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Truck Owners,
Farmers and
Motoring Public
For your convenience and to satisfy your motoring needs«
WE WILL BE OPEN 15 HOIKS every day except Sun
From 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m
Starting July 29,1946
Mr«. Clara Kirk
Mr«. Lottie Swanson
Phone 396
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Factory Trained Mechanics on duty at ail times
J.E. Fossum Electrical Service
Knight’s Bldg., 706 First St., Vernonia
CONTRACT — DAY WORK — INSTAL
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Phone 423
Industrial
Also body men & painters, parts & service
Back to pre-war service!
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