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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1946)
2 THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORF, TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe spent their Thanksgiving holiday at i the G. A. McKinnon home at Sandy. The McCabes also learned last week of the death of his uncle, Father J. J. Condon, at Denver, Colorado, November 26. The burial took place Wednesday, December 4. Funeral services were held for Clarence Bruce of Vernonia, Mon day, December 9 at 2:30 p.m. in Finley’s Rose Chapel in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl, Mrs. E. L. Lloyd and Dayton Ross of Vernonia attended the services. Mr. Bruce’s final resting place will be in Richmond, Virginia, in the family plot. Mrs. Holly Holcomb, Jr., of Beaverton and daughters Sue and Candice Ann, were in, Vernonia Friday and Saturday, visiting Holly Holcomb, Sit, and friends. BAZAAR December 13, 8 p.m. at church home. Sponsored by Latter Day Saints. ltc Joy Theatre parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cur rie, before leaving: for Manila to join her husband. Ramona Inedens is visiting her • Vernonia, Oregon lewis Laramore and family Thursday-Fridav Dec. 12-13 "THE SEVENTH VEIL” James Mason—Ann Todd “BEER BARREL POLECATS” The Stooges spent Thanksgiving vacation at Washtucna, Washington, Spokane and Lewiston, Idaho, visiting rela tives. They reported good roads and weather upon their return. Saturday December 14 “DEADLINE AT DAWN” Susan Hayward—Paul Lucas— Bill Williams “GALLOPING THUNDER” Charles Starrett—Smiley Burnette Mr. and Mrs. Larry Weise are now settled in their home on the O-A Hill. Mrs. Weise is filling in at the sales office until Mrs. Vaughan is able to return to work. Sundav-Mondav Dec. 15-16 "THE GREEN YEARS” with Charles Coburn—Tom Drake Beverly Tyler CARTOON AND NEWS Mrs. Paul Thompson and son, David Bruce of Manzanita, visited Mrs. C. L. Anderson last Thurs day. Tuesdav-Wednesdav Dec 17-13 “MADONNA OF THE SEVEN MOONS” Phyllis Calvert—Stewart Granger "HOLIDAY ON HORSEBACK” Sports Parade CARTOON Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Moore of Portland, visited Mrs. Moore’s daughter, Mrs. Dick Fletcher, and family Sunday. couple of days in Portland last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Bill Lumm, and family. Brouse at Brous* For your Christmas gift buying New Stock Arriving Each Week Gifts for Young i and Old Dolls, Books, Gloves, Aprons, Teddy Bears, ' Cords and Shirts up to 4 years. Sweaters for Boys. Bobby Sox. Pottery New Stationery Men’s and Ladies’ Gift Sets Don’t Overlook The BROUS SHOP READY FOR YOU NOW O'Keefe & Merritt Gas Ranges Precision built gas ranges with many new time-saving and step saving exclusive features. O'Keefe & Merritt propane gas ranges are ready for immediate delivery. No matter where you live you can use modern gas appliances with all their beauty, economy, and luxury. Come in today and find out about it! PLENTY OF WATER HEATERS BROODERS AND RESTAURANT GRILLS We deliver to Farms, Houses, Auto Courts, Restaurants and Industrial Plants. Modern Gas and Appliance PAUL .’INAMON, Rt. 2, Box 322A, Hillsboro Phone 3161 Agent—Cleve Robertson, Vernonia, Ore. DISPLAY AT PALACE CAFE 855 Bridge St. Recent visitors at the home of the F. R. Olins were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olin of Eugene (he is employed in the forest service), Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olin, who are attending the University of Ore gon, William Manning of Long view and Herbert Olin of Kelso. Mrs. Bob Cline's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Derkin of Anacortes, Washington, visited here Sunday and Monday on a return trip from San Fran cisco, California, to their home in Washington. Mrs. Hollis Hartwick and daughter, Susan Marie, are visit ing her mother, Mrs. Claude Nor ris and family, while Mr. Hart wick is on a trip to California with ' a load of Christmas trees. Mrs. Walter Vaughan under went an eye operation, performed by Dr. A. J. Browning at the Good Samaritan hospital Decem ber 5. She will be in the hos pital for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roediger and daughter took a trip to Portland and McMinnville Sunday. ’ Announcements recently re ceived here told of the marriage of Robert Charles Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wall of Toledo, Washington, former residents of Vernonia, to Lola Purvis, daugh ter of Henry Gordon Purvis of Toledo. Robert Wall is the grandson of Mrs. Jack Wall. Mrs. Elizabeth Kummer of Mt. Angel visited friends in Vernonia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reece Holcomb and Tommy Lou of Gresham, vis ited friend in Vernonia Tues day, December 3. Jack Childs visited his par ents, the Albert Childs, Sunday and his sister, Mrs. Frances Mul lins and sons, Mike and Jimmie. Mrs. Frances Mullins spent a Wickstrom Mill Nearly Ready to Begin Work; Montana Visit Intended MIST—Callers to visit Mrs. Geo. Jone Monday were Mrs. L. P. Wickstrom, Mrs. Joe Roeser, Mrs. Austin Dowling, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wnowles and Mrs. No ble Dunlap. Mrs. Les Stevens’ mother was a guest at the Steven’s home last week. L. P. Wickstrom has his mill about ready to work. He expects to be sawing by Christmas. Mrs. Arby Mills is making plans for a visit with her sister and family, the Rev. Joe Louquests, in Montana over the holidays. She leaves next week. Joe Banzer was in Vernonia Saturday, shopping. Send The Family To The Palace For Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Lilly spent Tuesday in Portland. • Approximately 85 per cent of the veterans receiving self-em ployment allowances from the veterans administration are fdrm- ers. If you are tired of cooking, just send the family to the Palace Cafe. Quality Meats By sending them, you will be relieved of the worry of what to cook, and also they will receive wholesome food. REMEMBER: We have soft ice cream Cut your over-all living costs by taking advantage of our economical food sei-vice Our meat department is one of the finest, carrying superior quality meats at all times. PALACE CAFE NEHALEM E. V. Robertson Cleve Robertson MARKET AND GROCERY Telephone 721 Bus Depot Phone 322
