2 THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mr». Olaf Hamer of
Cardovia, Alaska were in Vernonia
last Saturday and Sunday to see
Fred Oveson.
Mr. Hamer was
formerly a resident of Vernonia
and worked with Hamp Roberson
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at the mill. Since that time he
has resided in Alaska and was
married there about two months
ago. The couple plans to make
their home here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham
received word lately from their
son, who is stationed at Yokota,
Japan. On the first day of Oc
tober he received a stripe rating
him as corporal. He is an air
plane mechanic and likes his job
and is doing fine.'
COOKED FOOD sale and bazaar.
Sponsored by Vernonia Grange at
Eagles hall, (kt. 22, 10:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m.
4013c
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Filley, their
son and daughter and granddaugh
ter, were Sunday afternoon guests
that to stop at 20 M.P.H. it takes:
26 ft. on wet concrete but only
21 ft. on dry concrete?
69 ft. on packed snow with no
chains but only 40 ft. on packed
snow with chains?
169 ft. on glare ice with no chains
but only 88 ft. on the same ice
with chains?
When roads are bad, SLOW DOWN.
If conditions reauire chains, put
them on; if roads are wet, allow
extra room to stop. Remember,
you're one foot from trouble —
9our foot on the accelerator.
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presented in the in-
hftil of our policyholdors and all
othor motorists of this community
Joy Theatre
Vernonia, Oregon
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of Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Sanks I
from Vancouver, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schalock, I
Roy Oakes and Dwayne Goodburn
returned early Monday morning
from eastern Oregon where they
had been since the Wednesday
before to hunt near Dixie Butte.
Roy returned with a four-point
and Dwayne with a three-point.
COOKED FOOD sale and bazaar.
Sponsored by Vernonia Grange at
Eagles hall, Ocg. 22, 10:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m.
40t3c
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulkins ar
rived at the home of their parents,
and Mrs. Fred Schonbeckler, last
Friday evening. Mr. Mulkins, hav.
ing business in the state of Wash
ington left later, .but Mrs. Mul
kins is remaining for a few days
visit with the Schonbeeklers. Earl
Mulkins left Vernonia last Friday
to make his home in Portland with
his sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Miller.
Glen G. Victor of Los Angele»
visited last week with his sister,
Anna Partridge.
Mrs. Minnie Killian celebrated
her 50th birthday last Saturday,
her children and some friends
surprising her with a big chicken
dinner and the traditional birth
day cake decorated with a candle
to represent the half century
mark. Many beautiful gifts were
received by Mrs. Killian.
COOKED FOOD sale and bazaar.
Sponsored by Vernonia Grange at
Eagles hall, Oo’.. 22, 10:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m.
40t3c
Bill Shipman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Shipman, left here Tues
day for Fort Ord, California as
the start of his enlistment in the
army.
Douglas Culbertson is living in
Liechtenstein, Strasse, Vienna,
Austria. He writes that he is
teaching high school subjects to
G. I. students who have not finish
ed their high school education.
Douglas also has a band which
will be heard on the radio and
entertain at a service club. He
will attend night classes at col
lege.
Mrs. Emma SFffe of Camp Me- ,
Gregor has purchased an elk tag
from Hoffman hardware for her
husband in prepardness for an
eastern Oregon trip soon. This
is the first elk tag sold at the
store this season.
Jean Dickson r'* limed to Ver
nonia Sunday evening after ac
companying his friend, Robert
Henry, to Phoenix, Arizona,
base at Panama City, Florida,
transferred to Tyndall air force
base at Panam City, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pangle are
the parents of a girl born at the
Emanuel hospital, Portland, Mon
day. She weighed seven pounds.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Hogberg from
Thursday of last week to Monday
were two brothers, a sister-in-law
and sister of Mrs. Hogberg. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
MIST — L. P. Wikstrom was a
Portland business visitor Monday.
Rhody Okland was a Saturday
evening caller at the Austin Dowl
ing home.
Mrs. Helen Johnson spent a
few days at her mothers in Forest
Grove last week.
Geo. Wray, the walnut man from
Gaston, was in the vicinity Monday
taking orders for winter walnuts
as he has done for the past great
number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howray
and Bill are leaving Wednesday
for. a vacation in the middle west,
and a visit with Mrs. Howrey’s
folks.
They will probably be
gone a month and Ernest will
take over the bossing job on the
highways.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Egerton
drove to Salem Saturday to help
Mrs. Egerton’s mother celebrate
her birthday. They returned home
Sunday.
Some of the men from the Gar-
lock-Closner mill are still hunting
Lentz of Auburn, California, Geo.
Lentz of Plainfield, New Jersey
and Mrs. Ella Spencer of Oakdale,
California. Both Frank and Geo.
Lentz have just retired, the former
from his hardware business and
the latter from the Plainfield fire
department. Mrs. Dorothy Hess,
daughter of the Hogbergs, is also
staying here for the present.
Wilbur (Shorty)
Vernonia, Oregon
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A freak storm of hurricane ve
locity struck the Tide creek area
Wednesday afternoon, splitting
trees and scattering debris and
branches on the Columbia river
highway.
Branches were also blown ^cross
the highway and were caught by
the telephone wires. The storm’s
path seemed to be only a hundred
feet wide and headed for the river.
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RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Turner
and baby daughter of Birkenfeld
called on Mrs. E. L. Lloyd Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Lee Rose
of Corvallis and Pete Henderson
visited at the Bud Rose home over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Dashney
and two children of Aloha visited
Mrs. Jenny Shafer Monday.
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