2 THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cicero were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Geske, Port
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Len Beebe
of Fairfield, California. Mr. and
Mrs. Geske are friends of the
Ciceros, this visit being the first
since 1937. Mr. Beebe is a brother
of Mrs. Matt King and they will
probably visit here until some-
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Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Leath left
last Saturday for Tennessee where
they will visit relatives and
friends in and around Nashville.
Accompanying them as far as
Sawyer, Kansas are Mr. and Mrs.
John Ellis for a short visit there.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgus R. Frank
are the parents of their third
boy, born September 24. He
weighed eight pounds, eight ounces
and has been named Ronald Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Wikstrom
are the parents of a boy born
September 24. He weighed eight
pounds and has been named Ken
neth John. His grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hausler.
G. Wm. Anderson represented
the men of the Christian church
last week when he attended the
meeting of the Laymen of Ore
gon at Dallas. There were ap-
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proximately 400 men in attend
ance. William Wilkerson of In
dianapolis, Indiana was the chief
speaker. He was a chaplain in
both world wars and is the chair
man of the Laymen’s League of
the Christian church. Mrs. Ander
son visited in McMinnville with
Rev. and Mrs. Grant Cole last
week.
The District officers and Dis
trict team of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft put on the floor work
and initiation of Oregon Grape
Circle St. Johns. Those attending
from Vernonia were: District Of
ficer, Nola Brady, Dean Brady,
Leona Keith, L. E. McGee, Nona
Langston and Mrs. June Wool
ridge, who has been with her
parents, the Micheners, during
her father’s illness.
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Mrs. Nola Brady had the mis
fortune to throw her hip out of
place early Saturday morning
while caring for Mr. Michener.
She will be bedfast for a few
days. Visitors calling to see Mrs.
Brady Sunday afternoon were:
Mrs. Dorthea Burr and girls and
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Frank. Mon
day visitors were: Rev. Holler,
Mrs. Leona Keith, Mrs. Nona
Lankston, and Mrs. Brady’s moth
er, Mrs. Rosa.
Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald
and family of Gales Creek were
here to visit Mrs. J. F. McDonald
last Sunday. Grandma McDonald
was bed fast with a cold but is
improving. Mrs. Duke Lloyd from
Rock Creek spent Tuesday with
her mother, Mrs. Alta Landers,
and Grandma McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa ac
companied Dean Brady and Nola
Brady to Svenson Island near
Astoria recently to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Rosa’s niece and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hanson, and
daughters, Hallie and Sharon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woodruff
of San Francisco, California, the
former Erma Brady, visited at
the home of Mrs. Woodruff’s
parents, the Roy Bradys from
Wednesday until Friday and also
called on her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rite. Mrs.
Joanne Savage visited at the Ritz
home the same day. The Wood
ruffs plan to visit relatives and
friends in Portland, Longview,
and Bremerton before returning
sometime next week to their home
in California. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DeVaney visited at the Brady
home Wednesday and Thursday
to see her sister and husband Mr.
and Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. DeVaney
has been taking care of her
mother, Mrs. Nola Brady, since
her mishap.
Oregon Motor Stages has placed
e permanent driver on the early
and late run to and from Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Randquist
and baby expect to move to Ver
nonia and Mr. Randquists sched
ule is expected to start Friday.
Mrs. Maudie Anderson of Med
ford, sister of Mrs. Minnie Killian
recently came to visit the Killians
for a few weeks. Helen Killian
was bed fast Monday with tonsil-
itis.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Hansen
were week end visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Schwab. The
Hansens live in Couer D’Alene,
Idaho were Mr. Hansen is em
ployed.
Jim Davies, manager of the
Vernonia Auto company, left here
Monday for Oakland, California
where he will attend a 10-day
Chevrolet sales managers school.
Mrs. Ruby Newton was hostess they attended the funeral of the
to a birthday party Wednesday former’s nephew, Avery Tipton.
in honor of Mrs. Tallman of Tim He was a cousin to the other
Vernonia, Oregon
ber and Mrs. Nellie Thacker of two and was killed by a car
Treharne. Those present for the while walking on the highway.
occasion were Mrs. Donna Tallman
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and daughter, Lorraine, Nellie Mrs. Johnson also visited her THURS-FRI.
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Thacker and the two honored her two brothers were together for
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guests Mae Tallman and Nellie the first time in seven years.
Thacker and the hostess.
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son on her trip here. The Swan
sons, his brothers and Miss Har
vey left for home Thursday of
last week. During the visit here
they saw Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Richie, who have a barber shop
and beauty parlor at Gearhart.
Mrs. Marianne Poole, and daugh
ter, Linda accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. John Moore of Vernonia
to Olla, Louisianna, for about a
months trip. Word was received
that Mrs. Moore’s mother, Mrs.
Ada Hopkins, was seriously ill
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there. They left last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller and
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