THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949 THE
EAGLE,
VERNONIA,
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harder on
Capitol hill are the owners of a
hen that quite frequently lays
double yolk eggs. They have one
egg that measures 8*4 inches by
6V4 inches.
RED CROSS dance, Legion hall,
March 26. Eddie Kaphammer's
Masie Makers. Admission 91.00.
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Francis W. Jones was brought
to Vernonia last Wednesday night
from Camp Olson In the Bush
ambulance and later taken to St.
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J. R. DeLap
of
Klamath
in
Falls
REVIVAL MEETINGS
at
First Baptist Church
The Church with a Bible
Message
969 Bridge Street
Meetings Nightly at
7:30
March 27 to April 10
Vincent’s hospital for treatment
for a broken right foot. He had
returned from the hospital early
this week.
Ker. Allen H. Backer was in
Portland Thursday to visit Albert
Krieger who has been confined to
the hospital.
Mr.' and Mrs. Donald Morris
were here during the past week
end to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Morris, before moving
to Klamath Falls where they are
buying a home. They formerly
resided at Pullman, Washington
where he was attending Washing­
ton State college.
RED CROSS dance. Legion hall,
March 26. Eddie Kaphammer's
Music Makers. Admission $1.00.
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Elna Morris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morris has trans­
ferred from Oregon State college
to the University of Oregon medi­
cal school and will start her stu­
dies there March 28, next Monday.
BAKED GOODS sale at Sundland
Elec, Sat., March 26. V.F.W. Aux.
12tlc
Mrs. Walter Linn, Frances Mul­
lins, Mrs. Harry Sandon and Mrs.
John Titus were in Portland to
attend an associate conductress
and conductress luncheon March
12. Three carloads of members
of the Eastern Star were at St.
Helens Tuesday of this week to
attend a district meeting of the
O.E.S.
HOME Baked pies and cakes Sat.,
at Sundland Elec. V.F.W. Aux.
10:00 A. M.
12tlc
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greeman
were in Eugene Friday and Satur­
day of last week here Mr. Green­
man attended a lumberman's meet­
ing while there.
Soldier Writes
From Germany
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Dodge received a letter from
Gene (Dutch) Beck. He is at
Straubing, Germany now and says
things are rather hostile there.
He seems to like it there and says
it is warm and the sun shining
like summer here. He enlisted
in the cavalry last November.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schooley
sold there farm on Stoney Point
and have moved to Troutdale ac­
cording to a letter received by
Albert Walker.
Grandpa Tisdale has been quite
sick for a few days.
Ted Tisdale and Mrs. Gus Hall
of Seattle arrived Tuesday to wait
a few days with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tisdale.
Mrs. Hazel Fletcher and child­
ren of Castle Rock are visiting
at the Roms Whitmire home this
week.
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Recovery from Illness
Noted in Riverview
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Tim White spent Saturday even-
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Gibson.
Claude Eugene
Gibson, Jr., is ill with a cold this
week.
J. W. Nichols is able to be back
to work after being ill several
weeks.
Mrs. Jack Hendrickson and baby
visited at the Ralph Mahar home
the latter part of last .week.
Mrs. Artie Buckner is able to
be up after being ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Anderson
were at Gearhart during the past
week end.
Elton Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Cloice Hall and Mrs. Calvin Davis
drove to Timberline lodge Sunday
to ski.
Marvin Turner came home from
Monmouth Tues, evening and will
remain until returning to classes
at the Oregon College of Educa­
tion Monday.
Boy Recover* After
Swallowing Gasoline
CAMP McGREGOR — Danny
\Voolford, a nephew two years
of age, of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Nelson who has been residing with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson for some time
was brought from Doernbecker
hospital by his mother last week.
He suffered severe bums from
swallowing gas. Danny had picked
up a pop bottle which contained
gas and drank some.
Mrs. Hazel Cook of Seaside
visited their relatives and friends
in camp Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Bemis
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lee and
family motored to Portland Sat­
urday.
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Residence of Family
Changed to Sweet Home
RIVEVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Parker moved to Sweet
Home this week end where Mr.
Parker is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley
and Joan Lindsley and son visited
the Albert Mead and Phil Mead
families in Beaverton Sunday. Mrs.
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Albert Krieger and sons, Marvin
and Bill, visited at the Lindsley
home Saturday evening.
Mancel Lee Rose of Corvallis
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