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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1947)
t TMVRMDAT, MARCH », 1X7 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE TOPICS OF THE TOWN last Wednesday and re home Saturday. Ira Kaorom of Portland friends in Vemon.a Wed- »foif Theatre Vernowú*, OrífCH» rher-Pri. Marell »-21 -WILD BILL HICKOK RIDER* í on«te«r» Bennetr-Hcuee Cahn* THE BAMBOO BIXíNDE" Fras een Langeford-Ralph Edwards- koorll Wide Halnrday Marrh-22 "LIGHTNING RAIDERS’ Bunter < rabbe King of I be wild west. THE GREAT MiKE"-SOaart Erwin Hee-Mon. Marek 23-24 "THE KID FROM BROOKLYN" in Technicolor. Danny Kaye- Virginia Mayo-< «rtoon and News TuewWed. Marek 25-» “GAB HOUSE KIDS" Robert lx,wery Teals Loring “COMiRADO HEREN ADE all in Oag-4 olor. Eddie Dean-David Sharpe Kenneth AadersM. IkeRa Bel li r. Cham and Duke Byers were in Portland last Wednesday to see Stan Kenton’s orchestra at the Palais Royal. On Thursday even- ■ng, Owen East, B.lly Olinger, Gordon Cline, Mary Ann John«, Shirley Bennett and Calvin Ban were also in Portland to see the same orchestra. Dorothy Roland of Portland returned to Vernon a with the above croup to spend the week end with her parents. Mrs. Herman Dickson. Mr«. George Johns, Mrs. Virgil Powell, Mr*. Paul Gordon, Mrs. Will Bridges and Mrs. Frances Mul lins visited O.E.S. Chapter m Clatskanie Thursday, March L3. Mr. aad Mr*. Ralph Haasow and son's visited the Gale Kilgores of Reedville Sunday afternoon. Mr*. Jadd Greenasaa was on the sick list, last week, but is much better now. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien and sons and Mr*. OH men's bro ther of Portland, Wesley Man ning, and family enjoyed Sunday at Little Falla, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Chipps and bar>7 son enjoyed a 4*7 at Seaside Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Aldrich and family spent Sunday at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Weise and Ray East spent a few days with Mr. Weise’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weise, of Cottage Grove • More than 966 veterans of the Indian wars that ended 4o years ago were receiving Veterans Ad ministration pension.« on Septem- ber 30. Reports Asked on N5.L.L Insurance Rotation Basis Liberalized More Nearly 4760 Oregon veterans who are under the GJ. tail were required tn send in four-'nr.nth earning reports by March S, to assure continued subsistence pay- mente from the Veterans Admia- if rariam, Thoma* M. Craig, VA representative officer fog th:* area, announced a few days ago. Under a new rotation plan, the VA will ask wage reports from one-fourth of all trainees each month, completing the cycle every four month*. The first fourth, with surnames starting with letters from A , through G, are receiving wage report forma en closed w.th their February sub sistence checks. Craig stated. About 1600 on-tbe-job trainees are among the first 4700 to re ceive the blanks. Even though they forwarded correct wage re ports within the past month, the VA ia asking these veteran* to »end in the new form also, since they include space for February earning*. Another 1360 job trainees were to receive notices by Mareh 1 of suspension from subsistence rolls. These neglected to submit reports required of them by Feb ruary 5 or failed to supply all data asked for on the forms. A chance at reinstatement is being given with a new report Mank enclosed with each suspension notice. Chief flaw in wage reports from job trainees has been failure to include the employer’s record of wages and his signature, Craig pointed out. Craig meets with veteran* each Wednesday morning in the eity hall at Vernonia. PAINTING PAPERHANGING ATLEY SEZ Paint and Wallpaper for Sale Carlin Hackney /r Call 422 Howdy Folk«: It’« rood to wake up and hear the leaves whrepvr outside your window. Bridge and Second WANTED: Commercial printing THE VERNONIA EAGLE Place Your Order Now for good a* at the time of liberal reinstatement pro win remain in effect until : 1, 1947 and extends an VERNONIA BAKERY Pbvne 991 THE HOME OF BUTTER KRUST BREAD ¿4XHXHXHXMXHXHXHXHXHHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXK H HOFFMAN'S For Hardware — See Hoffman Garden Cultivator Mulcher and Weeder $7.50 High Wheel Garden Cultivator and Plough $6.95 Low Twin Wheel Garden Cultivator Scissor Type Handle $8.95 Steel Wheel Garden Barrows $6.95 Brown’s No. 4 pressure sprayer $8.65 One-man Saw $4.90 Phone 181 Vernonia HERE! I ♦ I and Cay Artley $1.35 X $1.00 H $2.50 H Moderately Priced TO THE PEOPLE OF Size3 from 9 to 44 Vernonia, Timber, Keasey, Mist, Birkenfeld and Jewell The Apparel Shop ElginWatches with the amazing For your fine reception at the opening of our bank on Saturday, DuraPower Mainspring March 15 WE INVITE YOU IN TO INSPECT OUR QUARTERS AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MANY BANKING SERVICES they like it because they are always sure of Vernonia Branch The Commercial Bank of Banks good, pleasant surroundings and the kind of Affiliated with the Commercial National Bank of But generally speaking, service that makes eating out a pleasure. Hillsboro, Oregon PALACE CAFE Bn* Depot Phone 322 Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A. L Kullandtr WATCHMAKER H $1.95 H $2.80 H — JF.W1ER Official Watch Inspector S. P. A S. Ry. a 98c H KlHZHZHIHIHXHXMIHIHHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHli Dresses There are a lot of reasons why people like to DUN AND MIUiRED HAYLEY H Garden Hoes Grass Whips Grass Snaths Pitch Forks. No. 1 Handle 3-tine Post Hole Diggers I A mainspring that will not rutt, cannot be broken by overwinding,deliver* a steady flow of power for greater ac curacy. See our di»plav. eat at the Palace. M $1.95 H $1.65 Phon. 398 You’ll Like Eating H Spading shovels Spading Fork, heavy duty Vernonia. Ore. Telephon* k.'>3 I » » : ♦ I ♦ : : : I I » » » » ♦ I I I » » I ♦ » I » I I I Steel Wire Lawn Hakes Lady Alice Chapman's Service Store : automatic conversion of term in surance tr, a permanent pla. . Under the old law, if they failed to convert within the term period, their insurance protection would have ceased. Craig meets with veterans each Wednesday morninc in the city hall at Vernonia. H Large Galvanized Garbage Cans 20-gal. size 85.10 H Just Arrived We never could stand to hear the gras* mown, though. • • The grasshopper ia some what of a singer, but the po tato hug 1« also entitled to honorable mention. He plays on the tuber, • • • Jury Twelve men men chosen to decide who the best lawyer. • • • We think you’ll decide to be a regular customer after you «re what « «well job we do on your rar when you bring it in for MARFAK Lubrication. a veteran to obtain any perman ent N.S.LJ. policy from the VA without the necessity of pre viously holding term insurance. Under the old law, G.I. insurance was issued orgmally on a term plan only, and it had to he earned on a term basis for one year before conversion to perm anent form. Totally disabled policy-holders ia some eases may now obtain
