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2 THURSDAY, APR. 8, 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Vic Sternweis, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dusenbaeh, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGraw and Miss Kathleen Berod, all of Portland, Mrs. Walts.- Black and son of Panama, Mrs. Mary Kittleson, to Dan Riley, both of Walker, Hillsboro, Mr, and Mrs. Charles McGraw and daughter, West Linn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell of Charline, Forest Grove, and M-. Bonny Slope, Portland, called on and Mrs. H. E. McGraw and Mary Mrs. Howells’ mother, Mrs. Mae Lee of Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Valpiani Mulkins, and family in Vernonia attending the Jeanette MicDonaH recently. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Bauersfeld concert in Portland Saturday, were guests last week end of his April 3. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bauers Nehalem Social club Card Party, April 17, 1948, Masonic Temple, feld, at Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. James McCuen of 8 p.m. Bridge, Pinochle, 500. 14t3c Linwood, California, who were on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olin were a two weeks vacation trip, stopped in Vernonia to see Mr. McCuen’s here from West Fir to visit at aunt, Mrs. Jennie Roswurm, and the home of his parents. Mr. and husband, one day last week. They Mrs. F. R. Olin from Wednesday left here for Seattle to see friends of last week to Sunday. before returning to their home at Visitors of Mrs. Dennis Davis, Linwood. who has been ill the past two Mrs. Ed Burnees came home weeks, include Mrs. Ollie Roberts, Thursday of last week with the Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Westman, and new baby, Terry Lee, who was Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod. Mr. born at the Lloyd Maternity home Westman is the Adventist minister in Riverview. from Astoria and Mrs. McLeod is Miss Aladene Crume recently the former Virginia Redner and spent a vacation with her parents granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crume. Al Davis. adene has been staying with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snook : and and Mrs. C. C. Gibby of Cutler family moved Monday from their City and is going to Taft high home on Cougar street to I State school. She left again Sunday street. April 4. Mrs. Arvada Thompson and Word has been received from here Portland that Mrs. Bertha Rosa children of Vanport were at the Good Samaritan hospital, Tuesday to visit her grandparents, operated on Thursday, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roswurm. Rev. and Mrs. McIlroy, Mr. Mc Hulan Thacker in the Emanuel hospital, operated on Wednesday, Gee and Nola Brady were callers on Mrs. Bertha Rosa in the Good are both recovering very well. Nehalem Social club Card Party, Samaritan hospital Monday after April 17, 1948, Masonic Temple, noon. Afterwards they drove to Lents to attend a fellowship meet 8 p.m. Bridge, Pinochle, 500. ing in the Assembly of God 14t3c Mr. and Mrs. Dane Brady and church. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christensen sons, Terry and Dane Allen, spent Sunday in Glenoma, Washington and son of Sweet Home were here visiting the Larry Brady and Don Saturday ,to call on Mr. and Mrs. Hall families. Danny Brian, in Leon Savage and Mr. and Mrs. fant son of the Larry Brady’s has Webb Graves. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond of recovered from a serious case of jaundice and is now home from Riverview left on a trip to Calif- Tacoma hospital where he had ornia Tuesday. The O-A bridge repair crew un- been under the care of a specialist. der tne supervision of Adolph An operation was not necessary Nelson has been unable to work as was thought to be at first. The automobile owned and this week because of excessive Logging activities have driven by Rev. Allen H. Backer snow. was damaged recently when the also been curtailed for the same driving mechanism failed and he reason. was unable to prevent a crash into the ditch. Rev. Backer was alone in the car at the time of the ac cident which occured about two miles out on the Beaver creek highway. George Miller, formerly of the Tigh Valley I. O. O ,F. lodge, has transferred his membership here. F. L. Girls are holding a Rum mage Sale at the Vernonia Cleaners, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Satur day April 10. 15tlc Guests for Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick and daugh- Maxine, were Mr. and Mrs. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Leath and Mr. Holly Holcomb were in Gresham Sunday to visit Robert Holcomb and family. Mrs. C. M. Binkley is spending the week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall, before joining her husband in Nenana, Alaska where he is employed by C.A.A. as a ¿riverboat pilot. The Vernonia Grange Women will hold a Cooked Food and Plant sale at the Vernonia 5 & 10 store April 24. 14t4c Mrs. Doris Grice left here Sun day for San Francisco where she plans to spend about ten days visiting a sister, Mrs. Jerry Ball. Jim Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peterson, began work at the Vernonia Bakery Monday after being off two months while recovering from a broken knee, The injurys resulted from a car accident. F. L. Girls are holding a Rum- mage Sale at the Vernonia Cleaners, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Satur day April 10. ate Morris Graves and son, Dennis at Gold Beach visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves this week. Guests last week end at the W. T. Graves home were Mr. and Mrs. Hale Graves of LaGrande. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carter of Sweet Home and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christensen and son, Gerald, visited Vernonia friends during the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peasnail and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Poteet and son, Lonnie^ were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schwab and the Charlie Castners Monday. Art Kittleson motored to West Linn Saturday to attend the wed ding of his sister, Miss Paula efoy/ Theatre Vernonia, Oregon Thnrs.-Fri. April 8-9 TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE Humphrey Bogart-Walter Huston Tim Holt - Bruce Bennett Cartoon Saturday April 10 Deanna Durbin in “10O MEN AND A GIRL” Plus “Trail of the Mounties” Sun.-Mon. April 11-12 "WILD HARVEST” Alan Ladd - Dorothy I,amour Robert Preston - Lloyd Nolan FIGHT of the WILD STALLIONS News Tues.-Wed. April 13-14 Charles Bickford in "BRUTE FORCE” Comedy and Cartoon Home Gardeners Offered Aid If the different vegetable gar den circulars and bulletins which are available through the county agent’s offices or from Oregon State college were grouped, they would not equal the famous “five foot shelf of knowledge,” but they would still make a sizable bundle, declares R. Ralph Clark, extension horticulturist. All of the information is avail able free, Clark states. Although several thousand gar den publications are distributed each year, many gardners are either unaware of the source of information or simply neglect to take advantage of it. As a result, each year many gardners have failures or simply do not take full advantage of their garden pos sibilities because of mistakes or omissions in management. Clark says the number of avail able garden bulletins runs well beyond 50. A majority of the Ore gon publications are written by A. G. B. Bouquet, long-time pro fessor of vegetable crops at Ore gon State college. He has written on such comparatively elementary garden subjects as planting plans in which he details a home vege table garden for a family of five. In the publication, he lists vege table varieties, approximate plant ing dates and suitable placement. Another Bouquet cicular details a monthly schedule of suggested operations in growing vegetables for home use. For the gardner seeking infor mation about specific problems, information is available on such diverse subjects as artichokes, ADD to the life of your car. SUBTRACT from the cost of upkeep with regular inspection & service! Geo. Johnson bean rust, late cabbage, cucum bers, celery, garlic, strawberries, small greenhouse management and a host of other topics. Any of the publications, Clark emphasizes, can be had by merely calling on the local county ag ricultural agent or by simply mail ing a card to his office or the col lege. Clyde HENDERSON For Columbia County Commissioner ggNSERVICE TA •V A Vernonia Serv. Sta. NANCY_________ AT HOFFMAN’S Westinghouse Range Û* 1 QQ95 You can pay more money | for appliances in Vernon- ” $3695 ia, but you can’t buy bet- S mi $3895 ter ones then at H $135°° Hoifman Hardware Co. h Deep well cooker, one large high- O speed burner, 2 6-inch high speed burners. Handy light. Appliance outlet. Complete with ther mostatically controlled oven and broiler. Electric Roaster Westinghouse, complete with of pyrex baking dishes and kok-in lid. in any convenient outlet. Westinghouse Radio Jewell Model, 5 tubes. Home Water System Cample*«». 500 - gallon capacity. Made by Fairbanks Morse. 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