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2 THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1947 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. I Our Oreat America it fy Mack O b Wednesday March 19, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Currie entertained in honor of their daughter, Mrs. H. G. Quedens, who will soon leave for Manila. Mrs. Quedens left for San Francisco the 26th and will return to Vernonia for several days before her boat, the S.S. China Mail, leaves Portland on April 18. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange were called to Grangeville, Idaho by the illness and death of Mrs. Lange's uncle, Andy Johnson, who had visited with them for five weeks this winter. Mr. Johnson left here March 1 and after visit ing in Portland for 10 days went to Boise from where he continued to Grangeville by plane, He ar- rived there Saturday and was taken ill Wednesday. He passed Rainier Ice Cream Cent THE COZY away Thursday, March 20 at 2:30 and was buried in Grangeville Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lange and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. DeHart and daughter, Sunny Lee, left here Thursday noon and returned Sunday evening. Mrs. Lange’s aunt, Mrs. Ellen Cain, went up from Portland on the train. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Malm- were visitors week end sten before last of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Greathouse, at Cedar Hills. Also there during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Griffin of Camas and Mr. and Mrs. Mar shall Malmsten and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Knauss of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Malmsten are planning to build a home at Cedar Hills later this year, possibly in May. COUNTRY STORE DANCE, .O.O.F. hall Saturday, March 29. Prizes. Music by Lee’s Rhythm Kings. Sponsored by Mt. Heart Ite Social Club. Home from Oregon State col lege for their spring vacation are Max Millis, Jim Frazee, Tru man Knight and Phillip, Carroll, Ralph and Marjorie Keasey. They will return for the opening of classes March 31. See the —----------------- TOPICS OF THE TOWN 9 Û 31^ I8K ill ( r OSRES^^^RMW COWiiDWA WElt-VTOCXEP WOOPIOT SETTER THAN MONEY IN THE SANK------ A CASH CROP THAT CAN BE HARVESTED ANY SEASON, IT MAY BE PRAWN UPON WHEN MONEY IS N E E DE D OR CASHEP-IN WHEN THE MARKET IV R«HT. UNTIL TREES REACH MATURITY,THE LONGER THE/ CROW THE MORE THEY RE WORTH-. FARM ERA ARE CUR 8>66EST OWNERS OF WOODLANDS WITH TWO-FlFTAS QF AMERICAN '13^^ >------- v. FORESTS IL-S? | ‘ I * 0 Hi v\’\ I<i\ W aterproof rugv ARE MOW 6tlN<S MADE FROM PAPkR. WRu OF «TRONiS Íoften_______ __________________ Ntnwwiw have developed procedes for u$iH6 All of the tree. fWaillB IN WlWWWlN Afte MAKIH4 PIANE TO tON'ÆRT WMTE ÍUIPHUE LIQUOR FROM PAPER MARINÓ INTO yfAVT Mrs. Virginia Stacker is em ployed as bookeeper by the Ver nonia Branch, Commercial Bank of Banks. An article last week telling of the bank opening erred in listing her name as Hazel. Mrs. Loel Roberts is in St. Vicents hospital, Portland, «’here she is undergoing treatment for a nervous disorder. She will be there for about two weeks yet. Mr. and Mrs. Jewett A. Bush Clatskanie, were here for a short time Monday of this week. PAPER TWINE AND COATED WITH PLASTIC THEY ARE ALSO NON-SKID Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eggert are being felicitated on the birth of a 10-pound boy born March 18. His name is Phillip Clinton. Mrs. Calvin Davis began work Tuesday at the West Oregon Electric Cooperative office. Work Done at Drilling Site MIST—George Henderson went George Laird, Raymond Justice up to the oil drilling Co. with his and Emil Messing were at Stay cat to do some work for them this ton Monday evening to be present week. for the initiation of George Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan Jr., into the Master Mason degree. Making the trip there with the from Olney were guests of Mr. visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Mrs. George James Sunday. Mrs. Laurence Jepson was a Burton. Mist shopper from Birkenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Bud Borton have Tuesday. received word that they became Mrs. S. J. De Rock from Sea- grandparents Monday, March 17 side spent Tuesday with her of a 7 pound, 2 ounce girl named sister-in-law, Mrs. William Bridg- Hazel Loree and born to Mr. and ers. Mrs. Hazel Walters from Mrs. Ronald A. Harlan. Mrs. Portland was with, her. Harlan is the former Bernice Bor Clyde Lane was here Sunday ton. Mr. Borton was called to from Warrenton visiting his son. Salem on a supposed business call Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling to find, on arrival, his grand- were in Clatskanie Saturday. daughter. Joe Checmonek was in Clats COUNTRY STORE DANCE, kanie Saturday. I.O.O.F. hall Saturday, March 29. Mrs. Maud Rodgers spent Sun Prizes. Music by Lee's Rhythm day with the Wikstrom family. Kings. Sponsored by Mt. Heart She lives at Seaside. Social Club. ltc James Emmons, former Ver- nonia resident, was taken to the Multnomah County hospital Mon- day for treatment for a broken blood vessel in his heart. The Emmons moved from here several years ago to a home located be tween Portland and Gresham. Admiral Dual-Temp Freezing Locker Before you Buy Two refrigerators in one, each with its own temperature control. QUICK FREEZES 80 POUNDS OF FOOD GREENWOOD MOTORS Vernonia, Ore. Ph. 1121 Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Job Rated Trucks ORDER Easter from tush Furn. EASTER LILLIES BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS CORSAGES $2.25 $1.50 $2.00 $1.00 and and and and ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY THURS DAY APRIL 3 FOR EASTER DELIVERY •Soif Theatre Vernonia, Oregon Thur-Fri. March 27-28 "MISS SUSIE SLAGLE’S”-Ver- onica Lake-Sonny Tufts-Joan Caulfield “LITTLE Witch Musical and Cartoon Saturday March 29 “AVALANCE” Ski Trails Ablaze with mystery. Bruce Cabot-Roscoe Karns "THREE IN THE SAD DLE" Tex Ritter-Dave O'Brien as the Texas Rangers. Sun-Min. March 30-31 “NO LEAVE NO LOVE” Van Johnson-Keenan Wynn Cartoon and News Tues-Wed. April 1-2 "WHITE TIE AND TAILS” William Bendix-Ella Rains "THE LAST BOMB" in techni- color. It should not be missed by anyone. All You Have to Do Is Snap Your Flutters Then watch us snap into action. And it’s all done because we’re dead set on giving you the best service any bank anywhere can possibly offer. Come in anytime .to see how we work. BUL 0 V A TIME SIGNALS up up up up SERVING THE PUBLIC IS OUR HABIT SERVING YOU IS OUR BUSINESS Vernonia Branch The Commercial Bank of Banks Affiliated with the Commercial National Bank of Hillsboro, Oregon Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
