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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1949)
THE 2 THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1949 EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr*. William Mott returned Tuesday from a trip to Centralia Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Mott’s mo . and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mott and their son, Victor, arrived in Vernonia Saturday morning taking Mrs. Mott home with them to attend the state fair at Puyallup, Washington. Mrs. Mott states that she has had a very enjoyable trip. FULL COURSE benefit dinner (blackout curtains for high school) Thors., Sept. 29 I.O.O.F. hall, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by high school P.-T.A. Adults $1, children 50c. Richard McNair of Vernonia left Tuesday noon for a trip to Trenton, Nebraska to visit rela tives. He expected to stay a week. CAR NEED REPAIRS? For estimates on auto repair* of all kinds ask at— KING'S Automotive Service Mist Rt. Phone 3720 Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson had Mr. Wilson's sister and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Postom, of Fort Dodge, Iowa as their guests Monday and Tuesday. COOKED food sale Sat, Oct. 1, Brous Shop. Sponsored by Rain bow Girls. 38t2c Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beacom of Newberg visited friends and rela tives in this vicinity Sunday. VERNONIA Grange Booster night. Sat. 24, 1949 at Grange halt Pub lic invited. Program and re freshments. 38tle Visitors al Bill Brimmers last week end were his three sons and families, this being the first time the three brothrs had been to gether since the war. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brim mer and two daughters, Connie and Marcia of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brimmer and children, Carl and Helen, of Barview and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brimmer and daughter, Janice. LIKE good food? Cakes, pies, salads, hot breads. Drop in for coffee and cake with us! SsCur- day, September 24 at F.O.E. hall, by V. F. W. Auxiliary. 38tlc Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brady and children, Judy and Donny, of Glenoma, Washington spent the week end with the Dane Brady family. LEGION Auxiliary Cooked Food sale Saturday, Sundland Electric. 38tlc Mrs. Mollie Gilliam was a week end guest of her cousin, Nan Hall SIGNAL . . . the answer for the best in lubrication — both for motor and Chassis. Change to SIGNAL today, be sure of thorough lubrication everyday. Heath’s Service Station Phone 5711 Johnson. The cousins had not seen each other for some years as Mrs. Gillham lives in Carter coun ty, Kentucky. Mrs. Gilliam has raised 12 children, all living and all married but three, the youngest being 13. She has been operating a small country store and post office and this is her first trip because she has sold the store owing to poor health. One daugh ter is living at Carlton, hence the reason for her visit to this vicinity. Mrs. Gilliam is quite impressed with Oregon and may come here to make her home. Her daughter, Mrs. Audra Turner and daughter of Carlton accompanied her to Vernonia and Mrs. Myrtie Cline, a second cousin of Mrs. Gilliam, also spent Saturday night at the Johnson home. LEGION Auxiliary Cooked Food sale Saturday, Sundland Electric. SStlc Mrs. Margaret Thoreau and two children, Henry and Ann from Los Angeles are here visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Thoreau are planning to move from Los Angeles to New York to make their home in the future. COOKED food sale Sat., Oct. 1, Brous Shop. Sponsored by Rain bow Girls. 38t2c Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Versteeg were here Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols. He is Mrs. Nichols nephew. FULL COURSE benefit dinner (blackout curtains for high school) Thurs., Sept. 29 I.O.O.F. hall, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by high school P.-T.A. Adults $1, children 50c. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stevenson of Springfield, former residents of Vernonia, were dinner guests at the Frank Lange home Sunday. While here they visited friends and relatives. David Kelly, brother of Mrs. Frank Slemmons, returned recently from Germany after e:ght months service in that country and is now at Paulsbo, Washington with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Kelly. He has received his discharge from the service. Mrs. iMary Rae left Monday morning for her home in Upland, California. She will stop and visit relatives in Grants Pass. Mrs. Bill Manning and daughter, Frances, returned here Saturday from West Fir where they have been visiting at the home of her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olin. Ownership of Mill Changed MIST — Rodger Quirin sold his mill near Jewell to two men from Vernonia. We did not get their names. The transaction was made last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garlock were Vernonia shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Wikstrom and small son were down from Vernonia visiting his parents, the L. P. Wikstroms, one day last week. We are sorry to hear of the passing Monday of Nels Rodgers in a Portland hospital. He stayed at our hotel some 40 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Johnson and family and their sister and guest, Mrs. May Brock, spent the even ing at Roy Hughes Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Knowles spent the week end a week ago at Seaside as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridgers, at their cottage. Rinck Trotter is driving truck for Closner and Garlock. He’s from Willamina. Riverview Lady Called To Calif. Due Illness RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Welter was called to California Thursday merning due to her father’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyer are the parents of a girl born Sept ember 19 at 10:30 at the Lloyd Maternity home in Riverview. She weighed 894 pounds and has been named Paula Susan. Mrs. Mae Mellinger of Stoney Point visited Mrs. Annie Roberts Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bud Rose and son, Bobby and Jackie, made a business trip to Portland Saturday. Miss Ida West spent the week end at the Rex Normand home. PAINTI NG Interior — Exterior FLOOR SANDING COLOR MATCHING ALL WORK GUARANTEED ON CONTRACT BASIS Charles Seeberger 856 Rose Vernonia Football Game Seen Friday Evening MIST — Mrs. May Brock has finished her beauty parlor busi ness at Seaside and after visiting relatives and friends here will go to Klamath Falls. Floyd Libel was down from Fairview over the week end. Several of the villagers attend ed the football game in Vernonia Friday evening. Roy Hughes is home until he is called again in November on jury duty for the grand jury. Mrs. Carl Enneberg called a short while at the Austin Dowling home recently. Grangers See Slide Pictures BIRKENFELD — Kenneth Meier of Jewell showed some very nice slides on his projecting ma chine at the last regular meeting of Winema Grange. He and a friend of his took a trip by auto to New York and he took many pictures of interest on his way. The was was very good and in teresting. Hank Robinson is on the s’ck list.’ Reports are that he is in the hospital at Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bartlett were in Portland Saturday on business. Several students will begin stu dies soon at college. Aileen John son has enrolled at Pacific Univer sity, Georgianna Mills is to at tend the University of Oregon, Patricia Berg will begin her first year at Oregon State College and Stella Bellingham will resume her classes at Oregon College of Edu cation. Joy Theatre TMURS.-FNL---------- sept . 22-2.1 rat "MW. n i con insili" ncMNicataa am ESTHHl H1U1AMS KH) MlEli™ NoKununwi KrnuMtnr SATURDAY SEPT. 24 "ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN” SUN.-MON. SEPT. 25-26 “CHAMPION" With Kirk Douglas TUES.-WEI). SE1T. 27-28 “THE FIGHTING O’FLYNN” Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. - Helena ____________ Carter SEPT. 29-30 THURS.-FRI. JAMESE JUNE STEWART ALLYSON . TU j i SWIFTS PRODUCTS i II I • PREM • VIENNA SAUSAGE • DEVILED HAM • DRY BEEF • CORNED BEEF I NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY For Delivery Every Day Phone 721 Avenue ^HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZWZHZZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ^l H " H H H ON EVERY SHELF AND TABLE AT HOFFMAN’S YOU WILL FIND THESE EXTRA H VALUE ITEMS. PRICES HAVE BEEN DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR THIS SALE H H EVENT. FOR EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN HARDWARE, GO TO THE ONLY EXCLU H Z H SIVE HARDWARE STORE IN VERNONIA. H H H H H M Hack Saw Frame 98c Lin-x Clear Gloss for Fuse Plugs 5c Each Linoleum Floors and H Jack Plane........... $7.50 10 to 30 amp M Wocd Surfaces, Block Plane $3.75 SEPTEMBER SALE MILLERS FALLS TOOLS HUNTER'S HEAVEN M Coleman Camp Stove H $9.95 Sportsman Alum. Camp H Kit ........................ $9-95 Household Broom 5-Sew 79c /tfa. H M M Gun Gleaning Kits $1.95 and $2.50 Ray-O-Vac Flashlight 99c Ray-A-Vac Batteries 2 for 15c Cameo Camp Pocket Knife. A full size knife M for man or boy $1.25 M H H SPECIAL PRICE ON PIPE 21-Ft. Lengths $2.45 H ¥1” $3.25 %” $4.55 1” .. $6.40 I1«” $7.60 H I’t” Master Padlocks 25c - 99c - 49c - 89c Complete Stove Repairs 6” 28 Ga Blued Stove Pipe 35c Jt. Elbows 35c Wood Mitre Box $9.75 Automatic Drill $3.29 zX?-'- Z ■ Z' 79 U.S. L3 "»•. ti R.F.D. Mail Boxes Small .................... $1.69 Large .................... $4.98 Bamboo Leaf Rake 39c Pinking Shears $3.95 Littleton Bench Vise $3.29 Kevstone Kitchen Saw 16-Inch ................ $1.29 KITCHEN NEEDS Qt. Galvanized Paii 39c Pal Paring Knife 29c Regularly 49c Diamond Wrenches 6-in.............................. 79c 8-in. ..........................9Sc Enameled Hydrator $1.39 Metal Cannister 4 Pc. Set ......................... $129 Individual Egg Poacher 29c Sanitary 3-Pc Salad Set 49c Gem Ironing Board Pad and Cover Set $1.19 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK 4 Only Genuine Collins Legitimus Double Bitted 41b. Ax with Crooked Handles. Special Close out Price. ELECTRICAL ITEMS Toggle Switches Ivory ......................... 22c Brown .......................20c Duplex Receptacle Ivory ......................... 17c Brown ....................... 13c Switch Plate Ivory .................. 11c Brown ...................... 7c Electric Wire Loome 14-2 ft...... 41/2C BX 12-2 ft.................. 12c Telechron Elec. Alarm Clock .....................$3.95 Light Fixtures $1.88 & $1.29 Waffle Iron ........ $6.49 HOME NEEDS terior and Exterior. $1.03 Rep-Quick Enamel Quart .................. $1.70 H Rep-Quick Porch and Floor Enamel. Qt. $1.35 H Rep-Quick Varnish Stain. Qt............$1.35 H ROOFING SUPPLIES Lenk Sundering Iron $1.89 & $2.39 24-In. Mayes Aluminum Level .....................$3.99 6-Ft. Master Tape Rule $1.75 NAILS Roll Roofing 45-lb. Wt. Roll $1.85 Aluminum Ridge Roll. 10-ft. Jts................. $1.35 5-in. Eaves Trough Jt. $2.25 Tarred sheatlyng paper 351b. Wt. Roll..... $2.60 28”x96” Sheet Iron. 28- Ga. Galvanized $3.50 2” Maendler Nylon var nish Brush.......... $1.19 Maendler Roof Brushes 3-Knot ................. $1.45 Lunch Kit with Thermos ........... $2.69 H H H H Vacuum Btle Pt. $1.49 H Hoffman Hardware Co. M ' Telephone 181 For Hardware H Most Sizes in Stock 4x6 Sheets Reject Ply- H woed .................... $2.95 2-lbs............................ 25c Vernonia, Ore. See Hoffman H KXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXNXHXHXHXHXHXHXXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXMXHXHZHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXH3S Reg. $3.95 $1 Ea
