2 THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
thick. Mrs. Maude Casswell plans
to attend this meeting for the
demonstration.
Mrs. Ray McAdams has recup­
erated from an operation enough
so that she is undergoing further
treatment this week in a Portland
hospital. She left here Tuesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas has recuper-
The Vernonia home extension
unit will meet May 6 at 10:30 in
the Legion hall. Subject is the
study of basic tools. People at­
tending are asked to bring a
paper sack lunch and the follow­
ing articles: saw, hammer, screw­
driver, board two feet long, six
inches wide and about an inch
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ated from an operation in time
to care for her daughter who
is ill.
Need Fuller Brushes or house­
hold cleaners? Drop card to Ray
Sherburne RL 1. Box 79, Rainier,
Ore., if you wish the Fuller brush
man to call. We also have lo­
tions.
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Edward Ollilah of Clatskanie,
step-father of Wayne Hill of Ver­
nonia and Toivo Hill, who recently
left with his family for Rock,
Michigan, left Wednesday, the
28th for an airplane trip from
Astoria to Helsinki, Finland. He
will visit friends and relatives
there and in other parts of that
nation. The plane ride was to
take only 36 hours, Mr. Ollilah
plans to make a three-months
visit before returning to Clats­
kanie.
Last Little Dance club dance
Saturday, May 15. I.O.O.F. hall.
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Russell Mills, brother of Ray
Mills, arrived here Wednesday
from California for a visit two
or three days. He is a graduate
of Vernonia high school and a
former school teacher at Beaver­
ton and is now employed in gov­
ernment work.
Mr. and Mrs. Atley Chapman
left here Sunday and will event­
ually locate at Duluth, Minnesota
where he is to be employed as
forester in charge of the tree
farms belonging to Kimberly and
Clark. The Chapman’s household
furnishings were shipped by truck
to Duluth, leaving Saturday.
Sale by Deborahs at Brous
Shop Sat., May 8. Yard cut
flowers, small plants, bulbs, cor­
sages. Special arrangements for
small children for Mother’s Day.
Rev. Allen H. Backer, Evangel­
ical U. B. minister, will leave next
Monday on May 10, on a concert
tour with the Gospel Gleemen.
The tour will take them to several
cities in California before return­
ing about May 21. The Gleemen,
numbering about 30 ministers will
present their first concert at
Eugene Monday night. They will
sing at Los Angeles Saturday
night at a Youth for Christ rally.
I last Little Dance club dance
Saturday, May 15. I.O.O.F. hall.
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The home belonging to Albert
Tandy is being repaired he said
late last week when he announced
that a new roof and asbestos sid­
ing are being added.
Narup of Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and
sons of Idanha visited at the W.
J. Lindsley home a week ago
Friday night and Saturday »Horn­
ing. They spent the rest of the
week end at the Ronald McDonald
home.
Handling of Cut
Flowers Learned
KEASEY — Mona Fox and Iva
Gillham of the Keasey extension
unit, attended a project leaders
training meeting held at Natal
Grange hall, April 29, where
Mary Beth Minden, late of Idaho,
gave lessons in the correct handl-
ing and arranging of cut flowers
and the use of ordinary woods
plants in decoration.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and
family have moved onto the former
J. W. Lindsley place near Keasey.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Lloyd and
daughters spent the week end
visiting friends in and near Forest
Grove.
Mrs. Vivian Counts and daugh-
ter, Betty, and James Bonnick at-
tended the quarterly meeting of
Pomona Grange held at Natal
Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Fields of Warren
called at the Conklin ranch Sat­
urday.
Very few trout were caught up
Keasey way at the opening of the
season though the creek and bank
were full of fishermen and of
picknickers.
Irving Conklin, Saanan goat
rancher, and Iva Gillham, secre­
tary of the Nehalem Valley Goat
Milk Producers association, attend­
ed a special meeting called by
the Oregon Dairy Goat Breeders
association in Portland Tuesday
evening, April 29. Main speaker
at the meeting was a Mr. Wright
of Seattle who was working out
plans for forming the northwest
area into a goatmilk shed to
supply Seattle with enough milk
to set up a full time milk canning
plant to assure users necessary
milk the year around.
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More than 300,000,000 pounds of
fish and shellfish are landed an­
nually at East Coast ports from
Rhode Island to Virginia.
Reunion of Family
At Independence Is
Attended Recently
Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
RIVERVIEW — Mrs. W. J.
Lindsley attended a reunion at
Independence recently. She saw
several of her cousins whom she
hadn’t seen since she was a little
girl. Four of her sisters were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lloyd and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins and
family recently visited relatives
in Portland and also their sister
in Scappoose.
Mr. and Mrs. Biddle and their
new baby recently visited at the
E. L. Lloyd home.
The new
baby was born here but was taken
to a hospital later.
Johnny Wilcoxen is back on a
cable ship and expects to be in
Alaska for a while.
Bundles of old newspapers for sale
at
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Thurs.-Fri.
May 6-7
"THE UNSUSPECTED”
Joan Caufield - Claude Rains
Cartoon and Comedy
Saturday
May 8
"THE GUILT OF JANET AMES"
Rosalind Russell-Melvyn Douglas
Cartoon and Comedy
Sun.-Mon.
May 9-10
“BODY AND SOUL”
John Garfield ■ Lilli Palmer
ÿ*ws and Cartoon
Fues.-Wed.
May 11-12
“GUNFIGHTERS”
Randolph Scott - Dorothy Hart
Cartoon and Sportsreel
office
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Week End Spent
With Friends
Bank Money Orders
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Beacom, former residents
now of Newberg arrived here a
week ago Friday evening for a
week end visit with old friends.
Sunday evening was spent at the
J. A. Wirtz home where a group
of their acquaintances gathered
in honor of Mrs. Beacom’s birth­
day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Schmitt, Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Borgelt, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Meiwes and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Vanderzanden.
Visitors at the J. A. Wirtz home
recently were Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
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