Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1947)
2 THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1947 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Frank and Roy and Lois Frank left Tuesday morning for Brooks where they will spend a week attending the Assembly of God camp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Murray of Libby, Montana are visiting in Mist and Vernonia with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roeser and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mansfield. Mrs. Mur ray is a sister to Mrs. Roeser and Mrs. Mansfield. Mr, and Mrs. Atley Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goodman- aon spent last Sunday at Depoe Bay. “Heigh ho!” sings the sailor lad. “Here’s the finest drink I’ve had— Shiver my timbers!—my mates all think— That here is the very finest drink.” NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS IB. Grade A Pasteurized Milk & Cream PHONE 471 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan and Mrs. Mildred Burger recently have moved to Forest Grove from Weed avenue. Their home is located near Pacific University. New neigh bors living in the place formerly occupied by the Morgans are Mr. and Mrs. George L. Miller from Mist route. Miss Helen Frank returned last Thursday from a two-week vaca tion trip which she spent visiting the Grand Canyon, Zion National park and points of interest in California. M rs. O. S. Poynter and Mrs. Macille Grady represented the Ver nonia V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary at Grants Pass where the 1947 en campment was held. The encamp ment was held from June 18 to 22. Bill Horn was in Portland Fri day of last week to represent the Vernonia American Legion Post at the Legion’s annual state conven tion. Orin Wheeler of Massena, New York was here last Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson. Mr. Wheeler is a cousin of Mrs. Culbertson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe were here Monday evening and Tuesday of this week visiting friends, They left Tuesday after noon for Seaside where they plan to spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Rourke of San Francisco arrived here Sat urday to spend a month visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brunsman. Also here to visit at the Dave and Bert Brunsman homes for a week and one-half are John and Marian Brunsman and Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Spencer, all of LaMoure, North Dakota. Dave, Bert, John, Marian and Mrs. Spencer are brothers and sisters. Delbert E. Lander of Keasey has just received his free auto from DRIVE WITHOUT TROUBLE . . and with a car that gives you top performance all the time by using Standard gas and lubricants. Rose Avenue Garage H. H. Sturdevant the government for the loss of a leg He makes his home with the L. J. Lloyds on Keasey route. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minger recently spent a few days in southern Oregon, stopping at Cra ter Lake and fishing. They also celebrated their sixth • wedding anniversary. The Minger’s child ren, Kathy and Diana, stayed with Mrs. Minger’s sister, Mrs. Opal Count*. Miss Mary Pat Caton spent last week end here from Portland. She visited Miss Mary Coyle. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan and daughter Virginia, returned last week from Los Angeles where the Vaughans had been on a vacation, Charles Drake from Walder, Texas spent last week visiting _ with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Lilley. Mr. Drake is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Lilley. Going to Seaside Sunday to at tend the Lewis and Clark celebra tion were Mrs. Jack Heenan, Mrs. Walter Olinger, Mrs. Dave Mar shall, Mrs. Grayce Bundy and Mrs. Ruby Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Norris spent last Sunday at Banks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hollis Hartwick. Mr. and Mrs. John Burnside were visitors in Portland for Mon day and Tuesday of this week. Holly Holcomb left Saturday by plane for New Orleans where he will spend about two weeks visit ing his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Holcomb, Jr., were here Saturday to see the elder Mr. Holcomb be- fore his departure. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen and daughter, Carla, of Sweet Home were here to visit friends several days. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. John Roediger left Sunday for Seaside where they plan to remain until the July 4th holiday. The Roediger’s children, Vickie and Joan are in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewitt, parents of Mrs. Roediger. Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman are the parents of a boy born June 28 at 2 a.m. The infant weighed 10 pounds. Janet Peterson left Sunday for Camp Namam on the Sandy river for a two-week stay. This is her third year at the Camp Fire Girls camp. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Throop of Dayville was the scene of a large family reunion last Sun day and Monday, June 22 and 23. Those present, besides Mr. and Mrs. Tom Throop and a daughter and son-in-law, were Lewis Throop of Molalla, Mrs. Clive Mills of Vernonia, Mr. and Mrs. Herrel Throop and a son and daughter-in- law, all of Laurel, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Throop and son of Lower Lake, California, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jordon of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cheldelin of Toppenish, Washington, a son and family of Nyssa, a son and family of Toppenish and a daughter and family of Portland. Mrs. Cheldelin, Mrs. Jordon and Mrs. Mills are sisters of Lewis, Tom, Herrel and Floyd Throop. This was the second time their lives the seven brothers and sisters were together so it was certainly a very happy reunion. If a diamond is structurally perfect and pure white, it will be come invisable in a glass of water. 1 FRANK & JACK’S ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors SAVE ELECTRIFY Phone 368X Francis J. Cooper L.A. Jackson Cornelius, Oregon SHOE REPAIRING ALL KINDS Shoes and Logging Boots for sale Lumber Apron* Made to order E. F. CHAMBLISS 761 Second Street > Caution—Hot Weather Ahead Automobiles get overheated, too, when they lack care. And that’s bad for your car and your temper. Forestall trouble. Let us drain, flush and refill your car’s radiator now—for- stall later trouble. Heath’s Service Station At the Mile Brige, Riverview Phone 5711 FULLER BRUSHES ARE BACK! New and better brushes brooms, mops and all types of household ac cessories at pre-war prices. Make your car STAY NEW OUR SPECIALTY For your satifaction Your Fuller Brush man will be happy to call and demonstrate for you. Drop a card to E. D. Claycamp, Dealer Fuller Brush Co. General Delivery Vernonia, Oregon is carpenter work, whether it be new construction or repairs. Planning A Picnic? SEE YORK, THE BUILDER FOR ESTIMATES YORK E. M. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER . . eyes ahead. Care of your eyes belongs at the top of your health list. Life would be very dif ficult if you lost that precious sight. Guard your eyesight by making an appointment for an eye examination today. Glasses are often an aidto faulty vision. DR. CHARLES A.PLUMSTEAD OPTOMETRIST Phone 1181 Vernonia Hollander's Jewelry Store 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday July 10 and Thursday July 24. Evening appointments if necessary. Make appointments with Mr. Kullander. SAFE-KEEPING SERVICE J obj Theatre Vernonia, Oregon Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KING’S Grocery - Market “Where Your Money Buys More’’ At the Mile Bridge Phone 91 ¿2 Riverview Closed Friday and Saturday Job-rated Truck Dealer HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHHZHZHZHZHZHZH4 H H H H W£ HAVE INSTALLED Affiliated with the Commercial National Bank of Hillsboro. Oregon Greenwood Motors • Everything you need from start to finish can be found on the shelves at King’s. Fill your pic nic baskets with the many good foods which make such an outing a pleasure for the entire family. Dodge. Plymouth and Dodge place ; them in safe keeping with us $3.00 per year Vernonia Branch I he Commerçai Bank of Banks BRAND RUBBERIZED PROTECTIVE COATING quiet* underbody tqueak* and rattle*... »low* down wear It’s down underneath where rust and corrosion make cars old and noisy first. Rocks, gravel, road chemi cals soon eat through fenders. Protect your car now with “UNDERSEAL,” the new, tough \ i inch thick rubbery coating that fights under body destruction, quiets noises, insulates against fumes, drafts, dust, heat. Ask today about this new protection that’s guaranteed for the life of your car! July 6-7 Sun.-Mon. “THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS” Humphrey Bogart - Barbara Stan wyck - Alexis Smith NEWS and cartoon Tues.-Wed. July 8-9 "SECRETS OF A SORORITY GIRL” Mary Ware - Rick Vallin "PRÄRIE RUSTLERS” Buster Crabbe* King of the wild West _ — UNDERSEAL July 5 Saturday “ROMANCE OF THE WEST” in color Eddie Dean - Joan Rarton “CIGARETTE GIRL” Leslie Brooks - Jimmy Lloyd Important documents such as legal papers, in surance policies, government bonds, etc., are difficult to replace. MODERN SAFETY BOXES TRADEMARK July 3-4 Thur.Fri. “THE JUNGLE PRINCESS” Dorothy l.amour - Ray Milland “GOLDEN SLIPPERS" Techni color Mary Edwards-Alfred Ryder H o AT H HOFFMAN’S Rubber Tired Lawn Mower 16*’ Cut $19.95 “-sr> $AYS IN THE 6AY NINETIES TMr WERE FEW GIRL ATH- LrTES, GAUSE THEY WERE ALL H Self adjusting with Ball Bearings 8l.’5TLE" BOUND." WEED-NO-MORE. Lawn ,ize treat* 1600 *q. ft. N $1-00 •o*O°.O THE PAL St SHOP o o AT. WAGNER PHONt ¥// VERNONIA,0R4.G. • • » o o O o o O o O H H H H N H NP LAWN SEED lb. 60c EZY-CUT GRASS SHEARS $1.65 H H H Telephone 181 H Vernonia, Ore. H li II J /"* Hortman Hardware Co. For Hardware see Hoffm.n H SZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHXHZHZHZHZHZHK
