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2 THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1949 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON TOPICS OF THE TOWN LOCALS n(dacommissioul Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hannon are the parents of a boy born Decem ber 23 at 8:69 a.m. He weighed five pounds, 14 ounces and has been named Jack Stephen. Mm. Mary Eggert left Tuesday night for Los Angeles and other points in California to visit her sisters before returning to her home in North Platte, Nebraska. She spent two weeks here visiting her son, Joe Eggert and family. Mrs. Joe VanderZanden and daughter, Betty, left Friday morn ing for David City, Nebraska. While there they will celebrate Mrs. VanderZanden’s folks golden wedding anniversary and visit her sisters. They plan to stay three weeks. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Graves and son, Dennis, of Gold Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graves and sons of Tigard and Mr. and Mrs. Hale Graves and children of La Grande spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves. The Hale Graves were also guests of Joy Theatre Vernonia, Oregon JAN. 6-7 THUR.-FRÎ. T ight l F athkk Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ovesen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange had as guests New Year’s eve Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Crow of Eugene, former residents of Vernonia, and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. DeHart and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Crow returned to their home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris and daughter, Etna, who was on vaca tion from Oregon State college, left here Monday of last week for Pullman, Washington where they spent most of the week visiting their son, Donald and family. The visitors returned here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cline of Cottage Grove and Etha Morris, Portland, were in Vernonia the December 25 holiday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris. Both Mrs. Cline and Etha are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Tressie Michener and Mar garet, Lynn, Delmer and Violet were at Scotts Mills at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and family for the Christmas week end. On the way home they stopped at Forest Grove and visited Mrs. Michener’s brother, L. V. Hickox and mother, Mrs. Nancy Worth. Callers at the Michener home last Thursday were Mr. Hickox and Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Hickox of WARDROBE NEGLECTED? SATURDAY JAN. 8 •ADVENTURES OF CASANOVA’ Plus 2nd Feature ‘‘RETURN OF RIN-TIN-TIN” SUN.-MON. JAN. 9-10 I «far- aaW-«a*g-«kawl * Plus 2nd Feature ‘TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS’ TUES.-WED JAN. 11-12 “CLOAK AND DAGGER” With Gary Cooper and Lilli Palmer Don't get into this predica ment by letting us clean and press your clothes regularly. Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ward of Vallejo, California are the parents of a daughter born January 2. She weighed six pounds, 15 ounces. Mrs. Ward is the former Idamae Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander left here Sunday for Phoenix, Arizona where they will remain during the rest of the winter. Kent Bauersfeld will manage the jewelry store during Mr. Kul- lander’s absence. Sgt. and Mrs. Don Johnson were here from Long Beach, California to spend the holidays with her father, Harry Williams. Brenda Marshall, granddaugh ter of Mrs. Dave Marshall, return ed to her home in Seattle Wednes day with her mother, Mrs. Jack Marshall, who came here for her. Rev. and Mrs. Alan Backer were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wm. Anderson on New Year’s day. Bob Lindsley entered the Eman uel hospital, Portland, last week and is receiving treatment for a back injury. Mr. and Mrs. George Peters and son, Jimmy, returned December 30 from Stockton, Calif where they spent the holidays with Mrs. Peters’ sister, Mrs. Reyes. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. George Lacour, all of Corvallis and Doug las Culbertson from Pacific Un iversity were here to spend the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry CulHertson. The lat ter spent the New Year holiday with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Culbertson, at Eugene. Mrs. Maude Kobow was here during the New Year’s week end from Hood River where she is in structing music. Mrs. Kobow for merly instructed music in the grade schools here. LOG SCALE BOOKS © Scribener’s a 1948 Columbia River S Waterproof ©Only 50e ©From 12 to 80 Feet Vernoma Cleaners Four OSC Students Home for Holidays Statistics Show Changes in *48 An increase in deaths and a de crease in births were noted in Columbia county during the first 10 months of 1948, according to a report released a few days ago by the state board of health. There have been 164 deaths dur- the 10-month period in 1948 com pared with 142 in a like period in 1947 while 324 births have been recorded, compared with 340 in the county during the same period KEASEY — Chet Fugate was rushed to a Portland hospital New Years Eve, suffering from a stomach ulcer. Philip, Carrol, Ralph, and Bar bara Keasey, the four Keasey children attending Oregon state, are home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Buckley and daughters accompanied Mrs. Buckley’s parents to Portland Tuesday to visit relatives. Miss Charlottee Reeves of Salem was a guest at the Ted Keasey The directors of Union High School district No. 5, Clatskanie, at a meeting called for that pur pose on December 29, 1948, ac cepted the one bid offered for the sale of $225,000.00 in bonds re cently authorized by the voters of the district for the purpose of building a new high school build ing. COMBINED STATEMENT of the Commarcial Group of Banks December 31,1948 RESOURCES Cash on Hand and Due From Banks...................... $ 3,759,463.70 United States Government Bonds...................... 8,465,638.63 Municipal Bonds............................................. -...... 1,581,003.75 Municipal Warrants................................................ 259,237.51 Federal Reserve Eank Stock.................................. 18,450.00 Banking Houses....................................................... 72,693.67 Leasehold Improvements to Banking Houses................................. 22,626.92 Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment...................... 123,677.83 Overdrafts ............... -.............................................. 3,679.38 Loans and Discounts.............................................. 7,872,718.87 Total.......................... $22,179,190.26 THE LIABILITIES VERNONIA EAGLE Oregon-American LUMBER CORPORATION School Bonds Bid Accepted Capital ............................... Surplus ............................... Undivided Profits .............. Reserved for Contingencies. Deposits .............................. Total.................... First Baptist Church Thomas J. K'lcoyne, Pastor 847 Third St. “A FRIENDJ>Y CHURCH FOR FRIENDLY PEOPLE.” Vernonia, Oregon 593,600.00 466,400.00 66,765.30 .128,657.46 1,255,422.76 .................... 20,923,767.50 .....................$22,179,190.20 HILLSBORO — BANKS — NEWBERG — ST. PAUL TILLAMOOK — VERNONIA — WHEELER For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23. Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PROPHECY SPEAKS AGAIN! A I A FOUR MEETINGS YOU MUST NOT MISS! Sun., Jan. 9—Four Ways You Will Know Your Friends in Heaven. Come have your Faith Strengthened in God’s Word’ Thurs., Jan. 13 — Bible Baptism Must one be baptized to be saved? Sun., Jan. 16 — What is the Unpardonable Sin? Thurs., Jan. 20 — Four Mysterious Horses Riding Through The World! CLIP THIS PROGRAM FROM YOUR PAPER AND PLAN T O ATTEND EVERY MEETING Vernonia Seventh-Day Adventist Church Second and Nehalem Streets ALL WELCOME NANCY Let u* supply your complete home furnishings BUSH FURNITURE FREE BRING FRIENDS COME! By Ernie Bushmiller
