THURSDAY, APR. 1, 1948
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON the past several weeks, was re­
leased and returned to Vernonia
March 24. His Heart ailment is
much improved.
Natal Grange April Jamboree,
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Leach were McDonald, Mrs. Alta Landers, Mrs. Natal Hall, Friday, April 2, 7:30
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in Forest Grove and Hillsboro Bruce McDonald, Mrs. George Mc­ p.m. No adm.
Donald and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harvey, for­
Saturday.
Mrs. Holly Holcomb Jr., and Ed Bell and son, Ray, Mrs. Rogers, mer residents of Vernonia and now
daughters, Candy and Bonnie Sue Mrs. Sitts, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. W. living in Wichita, Kansas, are the
of St. Helens spent last week end O. Porterfield, Mrs. Alfred Bays, parents of a girl, Voris Raette,
with Holly Holcomb Sr., and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing and weighing five pounds, seven ounces
Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tyke of and born March 7.
and Mrs. P. D. Leath.
Mrs. Minnie Killian and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberson, Riverview and their niece and her
Dallas, were here for Easter to husband of California and Mr. Mrs. Frank Lusby, also Mrs. Kil­
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moran. Mr. and Mrs. Lode Mc­ lian’s two grandchildren, Dennis
Dan Cason and his parents, Mr. Donald are staying till Thursday and Donna motored to Carson,
and Mrs. Hamp Roberson. Mr. when they will take Grandma back Washington March 20. They visit­
and Mrs. Harold Cason of Portland with them to their home in Yon- ed Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoerle
and family over the week end.
also spent Easter at the Cason colla.
Benefit dance. Junior Legion
Mrs. Minnie Killian's sister, Mrs.
home.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd baseball. Legion hall, Saturday, Mabel Wilkinson of Willamina,
title visited the Killians all last week,
Bush Easter were Joe Lange of April 3.
Mrs. Alta Landers, who has been arriving March 15.- Mr. Wilkinson
Rockaway and Mike Lange, Port­
land, father and brother of Mrs. staying with Grandma McDonald, came on the 18th for a short visit
is leaving Wednesday to visit her also. They left Vernonia the 21st.
Bush.
Mrs. Mickey Davis was in Forest
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook and daughter and family, the Duke
family of Camp McGregor were Lloyds, Keasey route, for a few Grove last Tuesday to visit her
days. On Saturday; she plans parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mc­
in Vernonia Saturday.
Mrs. Francis Fonda has been on an extended trip to visit rel­ Nutt.
Nehalem Social club Card Party,
on the sick list for the past few atives.
Mrs. Wayne Hill is visiting her April 17, 1948, Masonic Temple,
weeks.
Grandma is ninety-six
years young and is the Biggs’ .parents in Grand Rapids, Michi­ 8 p.m. Bridge, Pinochle, 500.
gan and a son, Richard Alger,
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grandmother.
Mrs. Bessie Benson visited Mrs.
New clerks seen behind counters in Hessel, Michigan, leaving Ver­
in town are Mrs. Hildur Davis, nonia March 3 and expecting to Frank Morris and Mrs. A. E.
who is working at the bakery and make a two-months trip before Jennings Friday.
Mrs. Ben Brickel, Mrs. R. D.
Richard Newton, who is helping returning.
Nehalem Social club Card Party, Eby and Mrs. Frank Hartwick
at Safeway on Saturdays.
Ben Davis, brother of Mrs. E. April 17, 1948, Masonic Temple, were guests Tuesday at a bridge
luncheon in Portland at the home
F. Chambliss had the misfortune 8 p.m. Bridge, Pinochle, 500.
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to burn up his pick-up Sunday
Week end guests at the Otto
Spending last week end here at
night on Top Hill. Mr. Davis
Michener home on Stoney Point the home of his parents, Mr. and
. has been driving taxi.
Mrs. J. A. McDonald celebrated were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor Mrs. Dave Marshall, was their
her 82nd birthday Sunday, though and two children, Judy and Ross, son, Larry. He is living at Sweet
Monday was really the date. of Scotts Mills, and Mrs. A. A. Home.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Adams
Seventeen people sat with her at Michener and son, Kenneth, of
of Sweet Home were visitors at
the dinner table and 16 were West Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson and the home of his mother, Mrs. Pearl
with her for the evening meal.
Besides the honored guest, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Juola and Adams during the Easter week
McDonald, were her brother ana daughter, DeAnne, enjoyed a won­ end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin were
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. derful Easter in Beaverton. After
joining Mr. and Mrs. Marble Cook visited over Easter by their daugh­
Roswurm, Mr. and Mrs. Lode
and daughter, Marlene, they all
enjoyed Easter services at the
Congregational church in Beaver­
ton and later a lovely dinner at
Vernonia, Oregon
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cook.
Thurs-Fri.
April 1-2 The girls, DeAnne and Marlene,
‘A LIKELY STORY'-Bill Williams had fun hunting Easter eggs and
playing games.
Comedy and Cartoon
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Peterson
Saturday
April 3 and daughter, Janet, are spending
Wednesday and Thursday, yester­
“VIGILANTES RETURN”
day
and today, in Portland where
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they are attending bakery school.
“HAT BOX MYSTERY”
The home extension unit of Ver­
Cartoon
nonia still has material for con­
structing foot stools. Anyone
Sun-Mon.
April 4-5 wanting to purchase any of this
"WELCOME STRANGER”-Bing
material will be able to do so by
Crosby-Joan Caufield-Barry Fitz­ seeing Mrs. Reta Lamping, 758
Gerald
Weed Ave. Material will be sold
Cartoon and News
only to people who have had in­
struction.
Tues-Wed.
April 6-7
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perry of
Eddie Dean in
Vancouver, Washington called on
“WILD COUNTRY”
Mrs. Grayce Bundy Sunday, March
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21.
"WHEN A GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL”
Francis O. Koskey, who has
been in the Veterans hospital for
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ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Manning and their daughter,
Frances, and Sally Oiin.
All
came from Portland. The latter
is spending this week here while
on vacation from Grant hi in
Portland.
sity.
Kenneth Anderson is spending
this week here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson, while
on vacation from Portland univer-
The Vernonia Grange Women
will hold a Cooked Food and Plant
sale at the Vernonia 5 & 10 store
April 21.
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Here from Eugene were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe McNutt. They visit­
ed at the homes of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Troy were at
Rockaway last Sunday to see his
aunt, Mary Troy, who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peasnall
and daughter, Dianna, were up
from Astoria Wednesday evening
to leave Dianna at the daughter
and son-in-laws home for the
week end, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Schwab.
Benefit dance, Junior Legion
baseball, Legion hall, Saturday,
April 3.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bumess are
the parents of a girl, Terry Lee,
bom at the Lloyd home in River­
view.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shafer and
daughter of Rockaway spent Eas­
ter with his parents and sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shafer, Mrs.
Otis Fuller and Mrs. Ed Bumess.
They also saw their new niece for
the first time.
Friends are glad to see Mrs.
Otis Fuller again after her opera­
tion a couple of weeks ago at the
McMinnville hospital.
A. L. Jones is home again after
being in the hospital. He is still
under doctors care and unable to
work due to his long siege of
¡Illness. His brother and family
Geo. Jones of Seattle were here
over last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of
the Capitol Hill Hatchery gave an
Easter Egg hunt for their daugh­
ters, Joyce and Priscilla,. Those
attending the hunt were Gary,
Gene and Davy Miller brought by
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
of Keasey, Joyce and June Jones,
Kenneth Nanson, Alice Steers,
Pete Norris, Marjorie Malmsten
and Patsy Wildt.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wolford
and son, James Dell, formerly of
California have now moved to
536 1st Ave. Vernonia in the
Culbertson house. Mrs. Wolford
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Sawyer.
A Welty family reunion was
held here Easter Sunday. Mr.
Welty’s two brothers, Mr. and Mrs.
Olin Welty and family of Long­
view, Washington and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Welty and family of
Portland, and Mr. Welty’s sister,
Mrs. Chester Ward and Mr. Ward
of Hill Military Academy, Port­
land, were present.
The Guy Thomas and Lynn
Thomas families had as their
guests over the week end their
brother, Charles, and wife, and
mother, Mrs. Eulah Thomas, all
of Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson,
Jr., of Corvallis, Douglas Culbert­
son of Forest Grove, and Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Culbertson, of Eugene
were here last week end visit­
ing Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson.
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