6 THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
sliver of the wedge pierce his
eyeball and a few days later
their son, Tom, a recent returnee,
also had a woodsman’s accident
when he nearly severed the end
of a finger. James is in the
Coffey Memorial hospital where
everything possible is being done
to save his eye while Tom was
treated by a local physician.
Finding no one home at the
end of their journey out from
Portland to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Sharp, A£r. and Mrs. R.
D. Sharp spent Sunday of last
week at the George Clark home
in W. Riverview. The Aubrey
Sharps were spending the day
at Seaside.
Mr. Olin Robbins returned
Thursday from a month’s visit to
Seattle and Portland. In Seattle
she had visited with her daugh
ter and son-un-law, Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Jones and her son, Law
rence, and in Portland she was
Trouble Doubles
At RIVERVIEW
Ernest — “Trouble
Home conies
double" must have been the thought
in the Carl Ernest home in re
cent days. On August 30th their
son James, a World War II vet,
while wedging wood had a steel
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At the Mile Brige, Riverview
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WELCOME
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WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
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and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ready
the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. A.
Dairymple.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills en
tertained at a Sunday evening tea
Mr. and Mrs. Cleone Woodruff
and son, Ronnie, of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff of
Vernonia.
Mrs. Earl King enjoyed a three
day visjt this week With her
brother, Robert Dial, his wife and
daughter, Roberta, who came over
from Moses Lake, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell
were two of the 20,000 in attend
ance at the Salem State Fair
Sunday.
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Ex-residents
See Friends
RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Owens drove to Bandon
Thursday to spend the week-end
with friends and to bring more
of their belongings to their new
home on First street.
Mrs. Nettie Adams and son,
Thurman, of St. Helens drove over
Sunday afternoon for a visit with
their old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Hall. The Adams’ were for
mer residents having erected the
L. L. Wells residence some fif
teen years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Huntley and
children jdined Nate Huntley of
Carlton and George, Tom and Jim
Williamson of Hillsboro at Sunset
Sunday and all journeyed to Ne
halem to visit the Waer family
who are putting up an auto
court. A boatride to Wheeler
was enjoyed by all but fishing
was poor.
Portland goers for the week
were Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Sharp
and daughter, Willistine, who
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
the R. E. Griffin homie, Glen
Hawkins was there Monday, the
Claude Gibson family on Satur
day, Mrs. J. W. Nichols on Fri
day and Lorraine Mahar spent a
long week end in the city.
Mrs. Wesley Pace was guest of
honor at an afternoon party ar
ranged by Mrs. Earnest Steen
and Mrs. Oscar W. Steele held
at Mrs. Steele’s home September
7. Embroidery and conversation
were the main diversions of the
group but just before refresh
ments were served a clothesline
bearing many pink and blue gifts
was brought in and presented to
Mrs. Pace.
Couple Back to
Riverview Home
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Albert
Schtnidlin,
Sr., had
a gladsome surprise Labor
day when their daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Sorlee arrived from Port
land accompanied by her husband
who had been discharged at Ft.
Lewis a few days before. Os
car spent 25 months in the serv
ice, 20 of which were spent over
seas. Mrs. Sorlee completed her
work at Lipman-Wolfs last week
and the couple will be at the
Schmidlin home for a time.
Pvt. Clovis Coble, who is sta
tioned at Ft. Lewis, visited over
the week-end with his aunt, Mrs.
Lowell Thombrugh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Davis
and grandson, Allen Davis of Van
couver, Washington, spent the
week-end at the Hillyer home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bell spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
George Wood and family at
Camp 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Obie Atchison
and children of Portland who
spent the week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. E. L. Lloyd
moved Monday to thelir new home
in Scappoose.
Lloyd Worley arrived home Sun
day from the George Johnson
farm near Cornelius where he
had spent the summer wiseing up
on agricultural ideas. He entered
the V.H.S. Monday morning.
Miss Dorothy Huntley spent
Sunday at the Banks rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs
and daughter, Joanne, of Clat
skanie were guests Sunday at the
Riley Hall home. They report
that their daughter, Viola, has re
turned to her job having nearly
recovered from burns sustained
a few weeks ago.
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a German city famous for this
Get the maximum “GO"
from every mile you drive
with regular Standard
lube jobs. Thorough
chassis lubrication as
sures you of years of
satisfactory car perform
ance.
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Good Luck
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ready. May
you have many years of successful busi
ness in Vernonia.
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Sponsored by the Keep Oregon Green Committee
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ready and the Western
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The oldest firm in Vernonia extends a glad hand to the
newest firm in Vernonia, the Western Auto Supply and the
owners, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ready.
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Public Service Paints
Interior Glasses
Rototiller
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Saturday, September 14 2 P.M.
Varnishes
Porch Paints
Neo-Lux Resin Flat Finish
W-C- Moore Place
10th Street, Riverview
Demonstration to be made by Seth Davidson
Hoffman Hardware Co.
Vernonia Service Station
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