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THURS., JUNE 24, 1948
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr«. Adolph Nelson was shocked
last Friday morning when she
went to visit her friend at Forest
Grove, Mrs. Alfred Nordgren. Mrs.
Nordgren fell and broke her
hip. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Nord­
gren are old friends from Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hess are on
vacation this week from the golf
eourse. The course is being main­
tained by Mr. and Mrs. John
Roediger who have been staying
there during the owners’ absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Hess are expected
back today, Thursday, from Omak,
Washington where they have been
since leaving a week ago Tuesday,
noon as well as L. E. McGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Main-
waring of Portland came to Ver­
nonia to visit Mrs. Mainwarings’
parents and family, the George L.
Millers. Mr. Mainwaring has been
attending dental school there and
is on vacation.
A Father's day gathering was
held at the Rosa-Brady ranch on
Timber route Sunday June 20.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. John
Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pankratz
former residents about 20 years
ago, now living at West Salem,
and son, Jimmie David Pankratz,
Nola Brady and Dean, C. Huff of
Treharne, Bud and Wilma Borton
and Ralph. Mrs. Ollie Roberts
and son Dale, called in the after­
noon as well as L. E. McGee.
Mrs. E. L. Lloyd of Riverview
and owner of the Lloyd maternity
home, suffered a stroke Thursday,
June 17, and will be bedfast for
about two weeks.
Wesley Brady of Portland and
Private Howard Whitaker, M.P.
stationed at Portland recently
visited his cousins in Vernonia for
the first time. His cousins are
Mrs. Nola Brady and family and
Mrs. Wilma Borton and family.
He also visited his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa, and
cousin, Mrs. Clara Liepold, and
family in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips
from Hilo, Hawaii are visiting here
for the summer at the home of
her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Willard. Mrs. Phillips
is the former Melba Laramore.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Young
visited over the week end at the
racks, storage buildings, messhall,
M. B. Willard home.
dred, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Newton trict, corps of engineers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley and Darlene, and Hulan Thacker
Col. O. E. Walsh, Portland dis­ theatre, administration and mis­
and two sons from Hhyward, of Treharne. Callers in the after­ trict engineer, said the sale con­ cellaneous cantonment buildings.
Arrangements for inspecting the
California are spending the sum­ noon were Mr. and Mrs. Jones and sists of 168 structures, majority
of which are frame construction property may be made with the
mer on an indefinite stay with family of Treharne.
custodians of the forts between
Mrs. Bradley’s parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Junkins and that bids would be opened
the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30
Mrs. Wm. Zimmerman.
visited in Portland from Friday at 1 p.m., July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Manford Johnson to Sunday with their daughter and
There are 116 structures at Fort p.m. Inspection of Forts Colum­
spent a wedding trip of a few family, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Short Stevens, consisting of barracks, bia and Canby may not be made
uays at Dong Beach, Washington and their son and family, Mr. and messhalls, administration build­ on Saturdays and Sundays.
Invitations for bids may be ob­
ings, storehouses, warehouses and
and are now at home to their Mrs. A. S. Junken.
friends in the Olive apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Soden had miscellaneous cantonment build­ tained from the district engineer,
Portland district, corps of engine­
Wm. H. Zimmerman, accompan­ their nephew and wife, Mr. and ings.
At Fort Columbia there are ers, 628 Pittock Block, Portland 5,
ied by Andy Helton of Vernonia Mrs. D. E. Weston of Portland
left by plane Saturday for Kodiak, call on them
Tuesday and seven miscellaneous buildings and or from the representative of the
Alaska, arriving there safely ac­ Wednesday.
They are leaving one gravel bunker. The 44 struc­ district engineer at each of the
cording to a telegram received by for The Dalles where he will be tures at Fort Canby include bar­ respective sale locations.
Mrs. Zimmerman Sunday night. assistant pastor at the Christian
Their intentions are to do com­ church.
mercial fishing and they will pro­
Mr. and Mrs. Norris floden
bably remain until sometime in spent last Sunday at the home
September.
of Mr. Soden's brother and family,
Three families from here were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soden, in
in Portland Sunday for a family Dilley.
picnic which was originally sched­
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uled for Mt. Scott park. Rain pre­
vented holding the affair there,
but it was held at a home. Going
to the picnic were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Dunlap and Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Messing.
Bids for the sale of certain
Bob Spencer, Homer Gwin and buildings and improvements at
Otto Cantwell, three I.O.O.F. three army forts near the mouth
members, were in Portland Satur­ of the Columbia river, Fort
day -to make blood donations for Stevens, Oregon and Forts Colum­
the blood bank from which is bia and Canby, Washington, have
drawn supplies for the Odd Fel­ been invited by the Portland dis-
lows home. The donations were
it’s really true. Of course, people
made at the Emanuel hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minger
can be happy without money. But think
are the parents of an eight and
one-quarter pound boy, Stephen
of the many things for sale that would
Vernonia, Oregon
Charles, born Sunday morning at
bring joy to you and your family. Save
their home on the O-A hill. The THURS-FRI.
JUNE 24-25
Mingers have two girls, Kathy and
for the things you want. Open an ac­
“HONEYMOON”
Diana.
Franchet
Tone-Shirley
Temple
count with us and make regular depos­
Bob Depue spent last week end
Comedy
Cartoon
Sportsreel
here visiting his father and
its. That’s the way to happiness ahead.
friends.
He is employed as a SATURDAY
JUNE 26
logger working at Hebo for Mr.
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and Mrs. Grant Layer, also former
“COLORADO SUNSET”
Vernonia residents.
Plus
Mrs. Robert Page flew to Salem
“The Main Street Kid”
from Los Angeles Wednesday to
Cartoon
be met there by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan. She
JUNE 27-28
will remain here for some time SUN-MON.
•TYCOON”
to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson With John Wayne & Laraine Day
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
News and Cartoon
and son, Kenneth, returned here
last Thursday evening from Kan­
JUNE 29-30
sas City where they have been TUES-WED.
AFFILIATED WITH THE COMMERCIAL
“THE LONG NIGHT”
visiting relatives. They have been
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With
Henry
Fonda
gone about three weeks.
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Mir. and Mrs. Dick Fletcher
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have completed moving into their
new home on Mist route from
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about two miles from Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson
were at Forest Grove Tuesday to
attend the funeral at 2 p.m. of
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Margaret Ellen Crawford who
passed away June 17. The services
were held at the Forest Grove
undertaking chapel.
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