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2 THURSDAY, FEB. 19, 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON TOPICS OF THE TOWN dor/ Theatre Vernonia, Oregon Thurs.-Fri. Feb. 19-20 "VARIETY GIRL" Bing Crosby and Bob Hope-Gary Cooper-Ray Milland A three dozen stars “THE SONG OF THE NATION” with Donald Woods • Claire Dodd Saturday Feb. 21 “RANGE BEYOND THE BLUE” with Eddie Dean and his horse “DEVIL ON WHEELS” Noreen ‘FLASH’ Nash A Jan Ford CARTOON San.-Mon. Feb. 22-23 THAT HAGEN GIRL” Ronald Reagan - Shirley Temple Rorv Calhoun "ROMANCE AND DANCE” in Technicolor Twes.-Wed. Feb. 24-25 “BETTY CO-ED" Jean Porter Red Ryder A Little Beaver in “CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH” of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel to attend the February Little Dance ~ club dance held that night. Red Cross benefit dance spon- sored by Mt. Heart Rebekah Social club Sat., Feb 21, Odd Fellows hall. Bill Tate orchestra. 7t2c Fritz Hausler is recuperating at Providence hospital in Portland, from an operation which he under went February 6. Among those from here who were in Portlmd Tuesday of this week were Mrs. Dave Marshall and Mrs. Walter Olinger. Mrs. Albert Childs was in Portland Monday and Tuesday of this week to visit relatives. Toy Collie pups. Spofford Ken nels, Vernonia, Ore. It Mrs. Ray Mills returned home from the Emanuel hospital, Port land, last Thursday following a recent knee operation. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson are the parents of a daughter, Elizabeth Ann, born Wednesday evening, February 11 at the Forest Grove hospital. She weigh ed six pounds, 11 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman returned home last Wednesday from a trip to Kansas City, Kan- sas. The trip there was made to attend the funeral of his moth er, Sarah Greenman, who passed away recently at her home at Long Beach, California. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamping, Jr., are the parents of a son, Milton Oliver, bom last Saturday, February 14. DANCE Friday, February 28 at Legion hall. Arkie and His Jolly Cowboys. Sponsored by the Am- erican Legion Auxiliary. 8t2c Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Minger last week from Portland were her daughter, Mrs. Clara Rich, and Mrs. Heidi Gehlen and son. The latter is a great grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Minger. Red Cross benefit dance spon sored by Mt. Heart Rebekah Social club Sat., Feb 21, Odd Fellows hall. Bill Tate orchestra. 7t2c Mrs. Ida Condit is visiting in Carson City, Nevada with her sister, Mrs. Tom Burke, and fam- Lenten Season Is the Time for 11OT CROSS BUNS Fresh Frozen Foods Arden Ice Cream Bulk and Box Candy VERNONIA BAKERY HOME OF BUTTER CRUST BREAD WE HAVE ICE CREAM TO TAKE OUT Pints Quarts... New, square Pak gallons BRICK 20c HANDPACKED 35c 60c $1.40 $1.80 5 gallons in bù’k $6.50 PAL SHOP Dur (Great America Handy staple removers for sale at THE EAGLE office. Save your fingernails and keep your temperature down! Hadt Send your Laundry & Dry Cleaning to Portland’s most mo dern plant. Two pick ups and deliveries weekly at Vernonia at your home or our local agent— BEN BRICKEL’S BARBER SHOP OREGON Laundry and Weed Control to Be Talked Fri. KEASEY—With spring at hand the discussion on weed control to be held at the Grange hall Feb ruary 20 at 8:00 p.m. comes as a timely topic. W. G. Nibler, county agent, will explain, the use of the new weed killing agents and answer questions on the subject. Mrs. Bertha Keasey of Corvallis visited with her son, Ted Keasey, and family last week. J. E. Buckley and wife of Yak ima, Washington, spent the week end with the Corral Buckley fam ily. The Mrs. Hilda Keasey, Bessie Toothaker, May Mellinger, Edna Parker and Iva Gillham of the Keasey extension unit, met at the Morris home to finish their foot stools which are being made as a county unit project. Mrs. Edith McFarland visited a friend in Portland last Thurs day. Howard Baker, who has been quite ill, is reported very much improved. Miss Betty Counts, who has spent most of the winter taking treatments at the I polio hospital in Portland, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Herb Counts. Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. ham and daughters, Patsy Dusty Staley, and Virginia guso’n, their niece, are visiting the Gillham ranch. Illness Strikes In Riverview RIVERVIEW — Those on sick list last week were Mrs. Geo. Bell, Jackie Greenwood, Joan Lindsley and Hank Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Lindsley and family spent Saturday evening at the W. J. Lindsley home. Mr. and Mrs. Mirt Jenkins and family of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Atkinson and family of Scappoose visited at the Bud Rose home Sunday. Myrtie Rose and Mirt Jenkins celebrated their birthdays together. Guests at the J. A. Wirtz home over the week end were Mrs. Bertha Wirtz and Mary Leeann of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bleiziffer of Beaverton and Mr. Mathew Stagl of Tualatin. All were old North Dakota neighbors of the Wirtzs. • The week of June 2 to June 8 saw only one traffic fatality re ported in Oregon in 1946. That was the lowest record for any one week of the entire year. Dry Ceaners H H H H H H AT HOFFMAN’S The Spring Holidays will be Earlier This Year WE Recommend AMERICAN BEAUTY ENAMEL FOR LASTING BEAUTY AND ENDURANCE H H our bargain tables for specials on Interior Sloss, Glass-Kote, Lin-X, Spar Varnish, etc. $1.10 quart. 60c pint. Limited Time Only AM Paini Brushes, V/allnaper Cleaner Turpentine, Thinner, Alcohol, etc. HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO. 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Mrs. Washburn formerly was a resident of Vernonia fop many years. Her address is Kalapooia street, Al- bany, Oregon. Orvel Edwards was here from Friday evening until Monday from Madras where he is employed. DANCE Friday, February 28 at l«egion hall. Arkie and His Jolly Cowboys. Sponsored by the Am itié erican Legion Auxiliary. Going to Corvallis from here last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lindsay to attend the annual fern hoppers banquet of the So- eiety of American Foresters. Henry Clepper, executive secre tary of the Society and managing editor of the Journal of Forestry, was principal speaker at the af fair. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Taylor were here Saturday evening as guests ily. She expects to return to Oregon sometime in March. Lee White is in the Good Sa maritan hospital, Portland, for a complete rest. He has been there since week before last. Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson was at Lakeview last Saturday to be pre sent for the funeral of her son, Ben, who was married to Miss Virginia Utley at a large church ceremony followed by a reception. Ben Wilkerson formerly attended school here and will be remem bered by a number of local people. He is employed in a bank at Lakeview. June Childress spent last week end here from Portland where she had been in the Physicians and Surgeons hospital for treat ment for burns suffered when her home burned some time ago. Al though she is still under a doc tor’s care, her bums are healing satisfactorily. ÌODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME ON E-Z TERMS AT PORT LAND PRICES TELEPHONE 592 Here’s the answer for a good night of rest if you’re not sleeping so well— a new mattress. We have these to select from— SUPERBILT TLEEPMASTER MONTES
