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THURSDAY, ÓCT. 14. 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Deer Earned by
Hunter Sunday
KEASEY — Herb Counts really
worked for his venison this sea
son. Sunday October 3 was wet
and the wood roads soft, so Mr.
Counts took his party of hunter
friends, Frank Wagner of Port
land, V. E. Fleener and Jack
Vaughn of Beaverton, back to the
hunting ground with his Ford
tractor. After Mr. Counts killed
his buck he learned Jack Vaughn
had strayed too far from the party
to be found. The men searched
until dark, then Counts started
home for food and lights leaving
Fleener to keep a fire burning
and a lookout. Near home he met
Mrs. Counts «and the lost man.
Vaughn had met a hunter and
learned he had wandered almost
to Birkenfeld. The hunter brought
him around to the Counts home.
Then Counts had to go back for
the watcher and next go back and
carry out his meat.
James Bonnick spent last week
visiting friends in Portland.
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RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Stross and Mrs. Alnelia Stross
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. of Portland visited at the W. D.
Steele home Sunday.
Hank Hudsin, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Jewell Lloyd, Rex Normand, Mr.
Bell and Elder Christenson were Woods and Joe Lindsley are at
Sunday dinner guests at the tending a union convention in
Charlie Reid home.
Portland. Joe Lindsley’s children
The people of Riverview wish are staying at the W. J. Lindsley
to welcome some new neighbors home for a few days.
here. They are Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mert Jenkins
W. A. Greene who have purchased of Portland visited at the Bud
the Lee White home. The Green’s Rose and E. L. Lloyd homes Mon
formerly l!ved in Portland.
day.
Mrs. Albert Krieger and daugh
Mrs. Manford Johnson of As
ter, Evelyn, visited at the W. J. toria visited at the Hank Hudson
Lindsley home Saturday evening. home Thursday afternoon. She
Mrs. Bud Rose and son, Bobby, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
and grandson, Jacky, were in 0. M. Hudson.
Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Roberts
Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and daugh left by bus Saturday morning for
ter, Joan, were in Hillsboro Fri Paxton, California where they will
day.
visit Mrs. Robert’s son, Tom Par
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hudson mo ker and wife. They expect to be
tored to Mt. Hood Friday.
gone a fortnight and will see
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brandow are Reno, Nevada on a sight-seeing
the parents of a boy born at the tour with the Parkers. Enroute
Lloyd Maternity home Saturday, home they will call on relatives
October 9. He weighed 10 pounds at Medford and other Oregon
4 ounces and has been named towns.
James Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Graham of
Banks are the parents of a girl
born at the Lloyd Maternity home
Monday at 10:15. She weighed
pounds and has been named
Katherine Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Haynes Of
Portland visited at the Monty
Dewey home over the week end.
Mrs. Anna Dewey and son,
Leonard, have moved into the
Olive apartments. They formerly
stayed at the Monty Dewey home.
Delbert Fowler, who is working
in Wenatchee, Washington, visited
his parents last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler
and son, Harold, and Mrs. Charlie
Biggs made a business trip to
Hillsboro Monday.
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And if you
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Telephone 311
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The initiatory degree for Wil
bur E. Wilson was put on by the
Odd Fellows lodge Tuesday even
ing of this week at the regular
meeting. Thomas Tomlin, Bill
French, H. Thacker, Cloice Hal!
and Thomas Galloway had received
the third degree at a previous
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Work of Lodge Tuesday
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Mr. and Mrs. Ron McDonald
attended the Pacific International
livestock exposition Monday.
Irving Conklin and Lloyd Gillham
visited the I’.I. Thursday afternoon
and in the evening attended a
meeting of the Oregon Dairy
Goat Breeders association to hear
a successful goat dairyman of
Los Angeles tell how he had start
ed in a small way and built up
his milk plant to a big business.
The Buckley family spent Sat
urday in Portland.
L. Gillham accompanied Chas.
Reid to Portland Saturday to
attend a banquet at the F.O.E.
hall.
Kentucky Whiskey—A Blend
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Four Attend Convention
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