Funeral Held for
Early Settler
MIST — The Fuller brush man,
Richard Walker, was in the com­
munity last week on one of his
quarterly rounds.
Another dear friend" and old
settler crossed the Great Divide
last week in the near community,
passed away in the hospital in
Astoria Tuesday where she was
Astora Tuesday where she Was
taken two days before. Her hus­
band passed on several years ago.
She leaves a daughter, Anna, and
son, Robert besides many friends.
We extend sympathy to the family.
The funeral was Saturday at Bir-
kenfeld.
Mrs. I. E. Knowles and Mrs.
Geo. Kalessee were Portland visi­
tors the last of the week.
The WMS is meeting this week,
Wednesday, with Mrs. A. R. Mills
on the Fishhawk.
The Robert Bergs entertained
the following guests at a dinner
recently: Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Sundland, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Jepson. It was a birthday dinner
for H. Jepson and he was the
guest of honor.
Bernard Dowling is doing some
work for Jim Hill this week in
the interior of Mr. Hills cottage.
Fun Party Marks 10th
Birthday for Girl
KEASEY — Little Lorna De-
Vaney, one of the DeVaeey twins
has been s’ck this past week.
Vivian Counts and Betty drove
to Portland on business Fr'day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald
of Spr’ngfield visited with Ron
and Ruby McDonald this past
week.
Donna E'uckley celebrated her
tenth birthday with a fun party
at her home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Parker visited
at the Ted Keasey home Saturday.
Visit* of Past Week
Noted in New* Account*
Cases of Illness
Are Reported
c:“°í .W :
TREHARNE — Wm. Wienecke,
North Plains, was a Sunday visitor
of his brother Carl Wienecke.
MIST — Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leslie of took her sister, Mrs. Percy Baillett
Lebanon were callers at the H. to Forest Grove to the doctor last
A. Wilson home Friday.
week.
Mrs. Rilla Snyder of Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland
spent Monday with her folks, Mr. were guests at the Robert Berg
and Mrs. H. A. Wilson.
home Friday evening to an alumi­
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keller and num dinner.
Mrs. Cassie Riley of Forest Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Arby Mills both
were Sunday visitors of H. A. have been down with the flu the
Wilson.
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke ■
Rhody Oakland spent Friday
and Mrs. Wm. Falconer were Fri­
night and Saturday at the Geo.
day visitors at his brother’s home
Kalessee home on the summit
in Forest Grove.
doing some gardening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitmire
The Claud. Kyser folks have
and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Daven­
measles at their home.
port spent Sunday at the-beach.
Mrs. Percy Baillett has been
ill fqr the past two weeks or more.
Mrs. Chas. Sundland called on
Mrs. Austin Dowling last Friday.
Floyd Libel was home from
Fairview Friday and Saturday to
heln his brother. Shalinon, do a
little spring work.
One out of every six holders of
We note with regret the passing
an Oregon driver's license was of Mrs. Wolf, last week.
involved in a traffic accident last
year, the secretary of state traffic
R.C. Drive Brings In
safety division has said.
$931.20 at Clatskanie
Statewide records show 127,7CS
Mrs. Merle Harrington has an-
drivers were involved in accidents noun ed that the drive just com-
during 1948, 9,471 more than dur­ nht'd for the American Red Cross
ing the first postwar year of in Clatskanie brought in $931.20.
1946 and an all-time high. Over
Mrs.
Harrington wished to
half were guilty of a traffic law th'irk all who contributed and
yiolation at the time of the mis­ all who helped to make the drive
hap, the record reveals.
a success.
1 of 6 Involved
In Accident
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lund and
grandaughter, Lois, who is visiting
during the Easter vacation from
Portland were in Clatskanie Sat­
urday. They visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Hawkins in Vernonia Sunday
afternoon.
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CAMP McGREGOR'— Mri and Of Future School Meet
Mrs. Ellsworth Bemis had as their
CAMP McGREGOR — Mr. and
guests Tuesday and Wednesday ■ Mrs. Vern Mason and children,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Purdin and
Danny and Jeannie, were in Ver­
son, of Forest Grove.
nonia Saturday. Jeannie now is
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Bemis the proud possessor af a new chain
motored to Forest Grove and drive tricycle.
Portland Saturday, returning to
Notice is given of school direc­
Camp McGregor Sunday evening. tor’s meeting to*be held in the
Little Kathy Morris has had Camp McGregor school house on
measles this past week.
Joe Doyle has been a patient April 18. The discussion will be
at the Emanuel hospital in Port­ increased cost of education and
land since April 6. Mrs. Doyle taxes. Anyone interested is wel­
and children visited him Saturday comed to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Waite Jr.,
and Sunday.
Mrs. Robbin Baileys’ sister, Mrs. and family motored to Toledo Fri­
day evening to visit Mr. Waites’
Rodney Rogers, and sons, Loren mother, Mrs. Stephen Waite, Sr.
and Eddie and Jerry, of Fortland
Little Davey Howard, Jr., is
were here for a short visit with spending the week in Camp again
the Baileys Friday evening.
with his grandparents, Mr. and
A surprise birthday party was Mrs. Harry Howard.
held on Bill Wood Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fairly
Those attending were Mr. and spent the week end in Portland
Mrs. B. W. Borton and Ralph, Mr. with their daughter and family,
and Mrs. Don Nelson and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Martin, Mr.
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over night, leaving Saturday
morning, accompanied by Raleigh
Martin for, Portland, Mr. Mart!n
going to Clatskanie and the Woods
and Ralph going on to Aberdeen,
to see Mr. Wood’s parents.
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