2 THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1948
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman
returned early this week from
* trip occupying a month during
which time they visited in Calif
ornia and toured several National
parks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peterson
and Janet and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lindsay of Pittsburg were
in Portland last Sunday. They
were present for the—78th birth
day party that day for Mrs. Peter
son’s mother, Mrs. James Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Kain of
Beaverton were here last week
end to visit at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
II. Hartzell. During that time
Joy Theatre
Vernonia, Oregon
THURS.-FRI.
OCTOBER 7-8
Jennifer Jones
SATURDAY
DOUBLE
OCTOBER 9
FEATURE
“BLACK BEAUTY”
Plus Second Feature
“SPEED TO SPARE”
SUN.-MON.
OCTOBER 10-11
“SITTING PRETTY”
With Robert Young - Maureen
O’Hara and Clifton Webb
TUFS.-WED.
OCTOBER 12-13
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MOHAWK FONDA
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Mr. Kain, Ed Hartzell, Charles
Hickman and Herb Sturdevant
hunted in the Salmonberry area
and Mr. Hickman was able to kill
his first deer.
Betty English is on vacation this
week from the cafe. Ray Robert
son is cooking during her ab
sence.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kipp are
the parents of a boy born Sun
day evening at 9:20 at the Forest
Grove general hospital.
Kilroy is here! Mrs. Mary Davis,'
whose maiden name was Kilroy, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Castner through the week. Mrs.
Davis is from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride
and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kirkbride
and family motored to Portland
Sunday for the 38 annual P. I.
Livestock show.
Mrs. Mabel Vohs of Mist was
a visitor in Vernonia of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Vohs, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Buckner have
moved to Kansas, leaving Ver
nonia last Saturday. They plan
to make their home there and go
into the cattle business.
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Elizabeth Carriker, a former
resident of Vernonia who had been
helping to care for her ister Mrs.
Mary Raymer who recently pass
ed away, came to Vernonia for
the graveside services and stayed
with her other sister, Mrs. Frank
Slemmons and family. She also
visited friends and other relatives
in the vicinity, leaving for Port
land Wednesday.
Callers at the H. II. King home
recently were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Raymer and their daughter, Lois
and her husband and also Eliza
beth Carriker.
Mrs. Beulah Slemmons is help
ing out at the Washington grade
school lunch room during Mrs.
Millis’ illness.
David Kelly was here last week
on an emergency leave to attend
the graveside services of his
sister, Mrs. Mary Raymer. On
his arrival back to his camp in
New Jersey he will be immediately
shipped out for a 20-months duty
call in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lutrell
from Eugene were callers Tuesday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Thacker after a visit with
Mr. Lutrell’s sister and family in
Forest Grove. Mrs. Lutrell was
the former Wiennie Eastman of
Scoffield and both Mr. and Mrs.
Lutrell and their families are old
aquaintances of the Thacker fam
ilies and Rosa families.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Greathouse
of Cedar Hills announce the ar
rival of a son bom September
28.
He weighed 9 pounds 4
ounces. Mrs. Greathouse is the
former Katherine Malmsten.
A family gathering and hunting
party took place at Camp Mc
Gregor Thursday of last week
to Monday of this week. Present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Har
lan and father, Ralph Harlan all
of Salem; Mrs. Nellaray Bradford
and two sons, Rocky and Rodger
of Portland and Billie Hall and the
Borton family. The hunting was
successful. Cars were parked all
along the Sunset highway and on
into Camp McGregor so thick on
the McGregor road that travel was
nearly impossible in places. Deer
were taken out from that territory
Upholstering
Repairing and Recovering
Free Estimates. Pickup and
Delivery
in large numbers. Mr. Borton re
cently purchased a home there
where Ralph is attending school,
Mrs. Fearley being the teacher for
the small settlement.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Graham at the Mill Market that
her son, Donald, arrived at the air
base in Wichita Falls, Texas after
his leave from Portland on Sept
ember 23. He is getting establish
ed and has a future of schooling
to look forward to.
Mrs. Milton lumping Sr., was
hostess at a party beginning at
7:30 Tuesday evening. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bergerson, Mrs. Forest Blount and
Odine, Mrs. A. Blount, Jimmie
Rusow, Cleo and Clyde Lamping
and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamping,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. VanWegen,
who have been on a ten-day va
cation trip to Vancouver, B.C.. to
visit friends arrived home to Ver
nonia Tuesday.
Mrs. Sada Epperson was hos
tess for a breakfast party Friday
morning at 9:30. Those present
were: Mrs. Clara Lindsley, Mrs.
Opal Lindsley, Trilla Anderson,
Doris Krieger, Evelyn Krieger,
Maud Cox, May Krieger, Bernice
Tunnell, Mrs. R. A. S'mmons,
Gladys Strong, Mrs. McQuinn and
the hostess, Mrs. Sada Epperson.
The Evangelical U. B. -Sunday
school teachers gave Lesta Garner
a surprise birthday party Tues
day evening at her home. About
sixteen teachers and friends at
tended bringing the refreshments
and presented her with lovely
gifts. Missionary guest day meet
was held at the home of Mrs.
Beth Backer Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Valpiani
attended the Sunday matinee of
the horse show and rodeo.
New Residence
Being Built
MIST — The new house being
built for the L. P. Mathews and
their family on the newly acquired
property known as the Wright
place is shaping up fast and
will be a very fine home before
long. The house now on the
property will be tom down we
are told.
The Mathews family
live on the Burn where they had
operated their lumber and logging
Co. for years until they sold this
summer.
John Refro from Oklahoma has
started his home journey after
visiting relatives here and at
Seaside and Salem for several
and
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Are you in need of an up
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Furniture re
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See Mrs. A. A. Woolsey, 976
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weeks.
Billy Kyser got the first deer
after season opened.
It was a
fine big one and was he the
proud hunter.
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