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2 THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stanton celebrated their 51st wedding an niversary October 3. Relatives Check Your List fruitsVegetables Breakfast foods and friends who called were: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Uhlin and children of Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stanton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haynes and son, all of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richards, Ern est Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Petersen are the parents of a girl born October 6 at St. Vincents hospital, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Kaye and son of Portland were visitors at the M. R. Petersen home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Minger and Dairy Foods Bakery Goods Household Helps Then step to your phone and call 1391 for delivery twice daily. Or come to our store in person. You will be welcome. MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY: 10a.m. & 3 p.m. PHONE 1391 two children, Kathy and Diana, and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Minger spent a very enjoyable week end in California and Oregon. They drove to the Oregon Caves, through the Redwoods and to Oakland, California where they visited Charley’s two brothers, Emil and Ei-nest, and families. Coming home, they stopped at Waldport to visit Mrs. Emil Minger’s bro ther and Wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Michial. Mrs. Opal Counts, sis ter of Mrs. Minger, kept the Minger’s baby boy, Stephen. The Mingers brought home several souveniers from California. A birthday party was given Friday of last week for Mrs. Minnie Killian at her home. On the prevous night a supper was given at the Kilian home for about 20 people. Mrs. and Mrs. Orvel Edwards returned to their home a few days ago and will remain about a month during the time he is on vacation. They have been living at Monument near John Day where he was employed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson attended the Pacific International exposition last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Holce at tended “The Desert Song” in Portland Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis have recently moved to the Hill apart ments on Shady Lane. Miss Marian Procunier of Ra If you do not want your vacation trip spoiled by a lot of car trouble. That’s why we suggest you drive in and let us go over your auto thoroughly. Heath’s Service Station Phone 5711 pid City, South Dakota recently John Liepold and son, Wilbur, visited her sister and family, Mrs. Portland and Mrs. Whitaker. This Leah Miner and father, John Pro was Mr. Whitakers first sight of cunier on the O-A hill and is now the ocean. attending Bible school at Eugene. DANCE Odd Fellows hall. Satur Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poetter re day, October 23. 42tlc cently spent a week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Roswurm relatives and friends in Portland of Long Beach, California came and Vancouver. Rev. H. L. Russell and Rev. recently to visit the elder Mr. Allen H. Backer left Vernonia and Mrs. Charles Roswurm. Dur Monday, the 11th, for a hunting ing their stay they visited the trip to Eastern Oregon. No word Neimeier family and the George had been received as to their luck McDonalds, all of Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Niles of by Wednesday. H. II. King has been confined to Narcota, Washington were here his home due to a back injury to see Mrs. Niles’ mother, Mrs. sustained while removing the Rock L. Mossman, and her sister and creek swimming pool dam re family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ship man, recently for several days. cently. F. W. Whitaker of Wheatland, Mrs. E. Knight was in Eugene Wyoming, brother of Mrs. Bertha Monday to see her daughter and Rosa, arrived in Vernonia last family, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cul week for a short visit with Mr. bertson and Lynne. She returned and Mrs. John Rosa, relatives and Tuesday. friends in this vicinity, Forest Mrs. Loretta Gandy of Pasedena Grove and Portland. This is his will show pictures of the Central first trip to Oregon since 1902 and American countries and the Naz- many changes were noticed by arene Mission work October 19 to him, especially at Forest Grove 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the Nazarcnc which was his place of residence in the early days. Melvin Bolmeier of Vallejo, Cali fornia was here last week to visit Vernonia, Oregon his brother and family, Mr. and THURS.-FRI. OCTOBER 11-15 Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier for a Merle O’Brien - Robert Ryan couple of days. He also went to Seattle to visit then on down to Salem before returning home. Mrs. Lois Nelson of Spokane, sister of Mrs. Bolmeier, is also visiting the Bolmeiers for a week or two. Earl Hill, butcher at the Mill Market and Lockers, visited his wife in Corvallis last week end. SATURDAY OCTOBER 16 Mrs. Eleanor Gibson and Mrs. Gene Autry in Leah Miner recently painted the “TWIGHLIGHT ON home of Mrs. Miner on the O-A THE RIO GRANDE” hill. Plus Second Feature DANCE Odd Fellows hall, Satur “SECOND CHANCE” day, October 23. 42tlc SUN-MON. OCTOBER 17-18 Mr. and Mrs. G. Wm.Anderson “ GREEN GRASS OF are attending a Friday training WYOMING” school at the First Christian OCTOBER 19-20 church in Portland. Other mem TUES.-WED. “THE BIG SLEEP” bers of the church hope to go. Cartoon Mr. and Mrs. Dave Frietag of Sportsreel Florence were here last week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brimmer and also visited other relatives and friends in this vi cinity. Coming with them from Florence were Marvin Wood and G. A. Jacques. Mrs. Frietag is the former Aimee Turner. We will accept part Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mowe were cash, part furniture or at the Mowe ranch over last week end from Portland where they o-ls on anything you are now living. may need in our store The Neighbors of Woodcraft vo’ may use our lay- held their meeting last Thursday ” r»!an on night. Several birthdays were cel STOVFS. RANGES ebrated and sandwiches, cake and OR FURNITURE coffee were served for the oc casion. The grand officers and and never miss the district officers will visit on Oc money tober 21 and the district officers will put on the ritualistic work. COME IN, WE’LL Roy Brady, who has been visit MAKE A DEAL ing his son Wesley, in Portland and other relatives and friends for over a week, arrived home Tuesday afternoon, Wesley com ing to stay over night. Vernonia Mrs. Gertrude Hansen of As toria visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa last week. Her uncle, F. W. Whitaker of Wyoming, returned to Astoria with her to visit. Dean Brady motored to Seaside Sunday taking with him his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa and also Mrs. church. Professor and Mrs. Gandy made a tour a few month ago and upon their return home Pro fessor Gandy passed away sud denly. They have been personal friends of Reverend and Mrs. H. L. Russell for some time. Mrs. Fred Olin has returned to her home from St. Vincent’s hos pital in Portland where she has been for the past two months and is able to receive guests. • Merganthaler produced the first successful linotype machine in 1884. • The National Typographical Un ion was organized at Baltimore in 1852. Tires Worn Smooth? 6.00x16 4-ply......... $13.95 H. H. STURDEVANT R°“AACVEE 717 Rose Avenue Phone 337 Joy Theatre I Cash and Trade ! 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