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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erven, and
baby, Helene of Edmonds Wash
ington, were visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Erven last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Bridgers of Mist to Astoria last
Friday evening to attend a ban
quet commorating the centennial
of the founding of the Astoria
post office. That office was the
first west of the Rocky moun
tains.
Fred Dusek and son Gerld re
turned last week from Oklahoma
where they visited after attending
the funeral of Frank Kulak at
Goose Creek, Texas.
Mrs. Doro Washburn is visiting
friends here while staying at the
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THE COZY
W. B. Silver home. She arrived
last week end from Albany where
her home is located. During the
visit she spent a short time at
Dilley with Mrs. George Nutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thomas have
purchased the home formerly
owned by Mr. and Mrs Frank
Seelye on Washington street.
Mrs. A..E. Jennings announces
that she will be in Portland Sun
day to attend a Townsend meet
ing at the Kendell Townsend
Community hall.
Miss Nina MacDonald, daughter
of Mrs. Frank McCabe, was a
visitor here last week end with
her mother.
Mrs. Tressie Michener was in
Forest Grove last Friday to meet
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jack
Taylor, and grand daughter, Judy,
and grand son, Ross. They visit
ed Mrs. Michener’s mother, Mrs.
Nancy Wirth, who returned here
for the week end. Visitors at
the Michener home on Stoney
Point over the week end was
Jack Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laramore
were in Portland Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Penny, former
Vernonia residents.
Sgt. Dean Brady left Sunday
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Howdy Folks: A young wo
man called a cop because a
man tried to Girt with her.
He’s lucky, she might have
called a preacher.
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Could you refer to the Ven
us de Milo as the girl who got
the breaks ?
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Well, it’s an 'armless joke,
anyhow. And an old one.
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Stealing a kiss may be petty
larceny,
but sometimes it’s
grand!
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And it’s a grand job we’ll do <>n your car when you
bring it to CHAPMAN'S for it’s REGULAR M A R F A K
LUBRICATION.
Chapman's Service Store
Bridge and Second
Telephone 853
Vernonia, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leipold and
son, W ilbur, Portland, the Bor
tons, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whitaker
and Mrs. Hansen and daughters
visited at the Roy Brady and
John Rosa homes Saturday night.
Guests at the Brady home Sunday
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph DeVaney, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Bean, Portland, Art Miller,
John Flocken and Weldon Wil
liams, Astoria, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Ritz.
Mrs. II.. A. Jackson of
visited her husband in
a couple of days. Mr.
is the druggist for the
Drug Company.
Portland
Vernonia
Jackson
Vernonia
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cason of
Portland attended
the
Little
Dance Club Saturday evening and
visited Mr. Cason’s parents the,
Dan Casons, over the week end.
Mrs. Bob Cline returned home
Sunday after ten days at the
Portland Sanitarium following a
major operation.
Bob Lester visited his wife and
son in Astoria - Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Olinger of
McMinville spent the week end
with their parepts in Vernonia,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olinger and
Bill, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Graves and Maryin.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Veberes and
daughters of Bay City visited Mrs.
Veberes’ family, the Ralph Ald-
riche'3, Sr., and attended the
initiation of Donna Aldrich into
the Order of the Rainbow Girls
at a special meeting held during
the Mason’s regular meeting on
March 6.
There were several
distinguished visitors: Mr. Cal
houn of St. Helens, Mrs. Ostland,
assistant Mother Advisor, Mr.
Brock and Mr. Connoly of Port
land, former residents of Vernonia
and also several visitors from
Clatskanie.
Refreshments were
served and Floyd Bush and A. J.
Hughes furnished musical enter
tainment.
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Mrs. Bill Manning and daugh
ter, Frances of Salem are spenil-
ing a few days in Vernonia with
Mrs. Mannings parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. R. Olin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cason of
Portland
attended
the Little
Dance club Saturday evening and
visited with Mr. Cason’s parents
the Dan Casons over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Lilly
spent Tuesday in Portland and
returned home in the evening. The
Lilly’s recently received an in
vitation to the wedding of Elbert
P. Brock to Carolyn Jordon in
Lakewood, Rhode Island, on March
15. Elbert Brock is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brock, former
renidents of Vernonia now living
in Portland. Elbert Brock is
teaching at McMinnville. After
the weding in Rhode Island Elbert
Brock and wife will return to the
West Coast to live.
Larry Marchall of Sweet Home
spent the week end in Vernonia
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Graves of
Portland and children visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graves
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oveson
over the week end.
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Told by Writer
RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Worley and daughter
Venice visited at the W. J. Lind-
sley home Saturday evening.
S2c Darrell Rose left Monday to
return to Seattle.
Margie Revenguh of Seattle,
who has been visiting at the Bud
Rose home, left Monday.
Sister Hart and Sister Hender
visited at the Polly Lynch home
Sunday.
Bill Dewey and Jean Malone of
St. Helens visited at the Monty
Dewey home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Dewey
and Dean attended a birthday
party Tuesday at the Frank Wolfe
home in honor of Artemus Rohr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edi Roediger and
family motored to Ocean Lake to
visit Mrs. Sam Anderson and
family over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Beldsoe motored
to Portland Tuesday to spend a
few days with her father. They
will soon take a trip to California
where they will spend a month or
two with their relatives.
nor of Sweet Home visited at the
W. J.
Lindsley home over the
week end. They attended Mildred
Hults and James Calhoun wed
ding Saturday at Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lindsley and family motored to
Castle Rock, Washington Sunday,
where they met Mrs. W. J. Lind
sley’s son Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Pearson and son and they all en
joyed the day by going smelt
fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Davis of
Vancouver,
Washington
spent
Thursday at the T. F. Hillyer
Veterans Adminstration is jww
operating 26 mental hygiene clin
ics to arrest mental illnesses be
fore they require hospitalization.
J. E. FOSSUM
Electrical Service
208 B St.
Vernonia
Telephone 283
CONTRACT
DAY WORK
INSTALLATIONS
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Home, Commercial, Residential
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Are Welcomed
RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Ruby Smith
and grandaughter and Mr. Han
non called at the W. D. Steele
home Monday.
Mr. and Mr:. Bowles, Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bowles, Jr., of
Portland, visited at the W. D.
and Oscar Steele homes Sunday.
George Bell received word Sun
day that his brother, who lived
in Idaho, passed away.
We wish to welcome our new
neighbors this week who live on
1st street. They are Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Wanamaker and family
of Gooding, Idaho. They live in
the house where Herds formerly
lived.
Mrs. J. W. Lindsley and Mrs.
Floyd Watson made a business
trip to Portland Tuesday. While
there they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Austin, former residents of
Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smjth and
sons and Mrs. Reatha Mae O’Con-
•Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
Oregon
Thur-Fri.
March 13-14
“THE TOWN WENT WILD”
F r e d d i e Bartholomew-J a m e s
Lydon.
“AMBUSH TRAIL” Bob
Steele
Saturday
March-13
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‘‘So you think You’re a nervous
wreck Varietie and cartoon
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