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THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1947
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mrs. A..B. Kilbngberg recently
visited her son, William R. Hall,
at Treasure Island, California.
Bill was discharged from the hos
pital at Mare Island, California
where he has been since the mid-
Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
Oregon
Thur-Fri.
April 10-11
•TOMORROW IS FOREVER”
Claudette Colbert-Orson Wells
George Brent. NEWS & Cartoon
Saturday
April-12
“ALONG CAME JONES”
Gary Cooper-Loretta Young
“COLLEGE QUEEN” in Techni
color.
Sun-Mon.
April 13-14
“HUMORESQUE”
John Garfield-Joan Crawford
NEWS and Cartoon
April 15-16
“CRACK-UP”
Pat O'Brien-Claire Trevor-Herbert
Marshall.
“KEYSTONE IIOTEL”-Featurette
Cartoon and Hare Force
Tuea-Wed.
die of November. He is getting
along fine and expects to go to
sea soon. While Mrs. Killingberg
was in California she visited with
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald
at Richmond.
Mrs. Earl Thibeau, the former
Anna Mae Ramey and formerly
a teacher at the Washington
grade school, was here Thursday
and Friday of last week to visit
friends. She is teaching in the
Seattle school system and was
away during the spring vacation
there.
Mrs. Frank McCord of Esta
cada was here last Thursday to
be present for the Vernonia Study
club guest day and to visit
friends. The McCords formerly
were residents of Vernonia.
Mrs. H. E. Schlegel, Sr., spent
part of last week visiting at the
home of her son and ,family. Mrs.
Schelegel’s home is in Portland.
Mrs. Holly Holcomb, Jr., and
two daughters of Beaverton were
here Friday and Saturday. The
Holcombs plan to move to St.
Helens soon where he is stationed
now with the state police.
Here .from Springfield last
Saturday to visit were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Broderick and two
sons, Pat and Larry. Mrs. Brod-
SPRING
CLEAN-UP
Let us wash away
winters
accumula
tion of mud with a
thorough car clean
ing.
Geo. Johnson
Vernonia Serv. Sift
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WATCHMAKER — JEWLER
Official Watch Inspector
S. P. & S. Ry.
erick is the former Margaret Ben
nett who formerly resided in Ver-
nonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Goodman
are the parents of a boy, Johnny
Michael, born April 2 at 4:45 p.
m. and weighing eight and one-
half pounds. The Goodmans are
living at Oklahoma City, Okla
homa where he is driving a de
livery truck for a drug company.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brunsman
were host and hostess last Friday
evening to Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Lanahan and Mr. and Mrs. John
Lanahan of Portland and Mr. ad
Mrs. Edward Stelhin from San
Francisco. Others present were
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brunsman and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bruns
man. The occasion was the first
birthday of Davey Brunsman.
George and Marvin Turner and
Jack Riley left Monday for Seat
tle where they left Wednesday
morning by steamship for Anchor
age, Alaska. Their objective ts
Fairbanks where Bill Bassett is
attending the University of Alas
ka.
Guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick for
Easter dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Stirnweis, Cathleen and Nor
ma Beroud and Leo Dernbock, all
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
McGraw and Mary I>ee and How
ard and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McGraw, all of Forest Grove, Nor
ma Meyer of Hillsboro and Mrs.
Mary Walker of Banks.
Lee Bundy, who was taken to
the Coffey Memorial hospital in
Portland last week, is still under-
going observation, but is resting
much better than when he left
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tousley
were visitors in Portland over
Easter week end.
Here from Cedar H 11s to spend
Easter at the Franklin Malmsten
home were Mr. and Mrs. Al
Greathouse.
Clatskanie residents here for
the week end at the Carl Davis
home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Davis. He is manager of the F.
Hausler lumber company there.
Mrs. Sarah Haney of Forest
Grove celebrated her 9th birthday
Easter Sunday in the chamber of
commerce room of the city hall.
About 72 relatives spent the day
with her. A pot-luck dinner was
served and gifts were received.
Being a sister-in-law of John and
Bertha Rosa of Timber route and
an aunt of Wilma Borton, they
were among the relatives attend
ing.
.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing and
Jean, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spencer,
J. F. Jones and Ethel Graney and
children visited the George Bas-
lington family at Newberg for
Easter.
Born at Emanuel hospital in
Portland to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bel
lingham April 7, a daughter
weighing six pounds, 14 ounces.
The baby has been named April
Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hammond
have recently moved from Brem
erton to Seattle. They have pur
chased a home within a short dis
tance of the University of Seattle
where Edsel is enrolled. He has
been making straight A’s in his
studies there.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hartwick
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Worth
were Sunday dinner guests at the
George King home.
Frank Kaspar returned to his
home here Wednesday from Afri
ca where he has been for about
eight months and has been engag
ed in logging mahogany.
Hawaii’s annual pack of pine-apples totals 10,000,000 cases.
Chevron Service
With a Smile
. . . and lot’s of it. You get the best
when you buy Standard Chevron gas.
ROSE AVENUE GARAQE
H. H. Sturdevant
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CHAPMAN’S Service Store
Telephone 853
Bridge & Second
Vernonia, Ore.
S.4.WS FOOD STORE
Sam (Buck)
Hearing, Jr.
No matter whether your shopping list includes
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you will find them all in abundance at Sam’s. And
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