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2 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1950 EAGLE. THE TOWN TOPICS Mr*. Ethel Paasnall and her mother Mrs. Agnes Cully from Toole, Utah, were Wednes day guests at the Melvin Schwab home. Rev. and Mr*. H. L. Russell are now at home after their vacation trip to Indiana. While m the East Mr. Russell visited with his brother and wife in Ft. Wayne and his sisters and family in Indianapolis. Upon their return, their congregation had two large boxes of groceries waiting for them. FOE Aux Special dinner. June 10. 75c per plate. Served from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Eagle's hall. 23tlc Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ortner and daughter, Annie, left Wednesday of last w.?ek for a trip that will take them to California and Arizona. They plan to be gone a month. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Woolsey have been notified that their son, Pvt. Albert Woolsey, has shipped out for Okinawa. He left the States June 3. Joy Theatre Vernonia, Oregon THURS-. FRI. JUNE 8-9 WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCHING HOME Dan Dailey - Corrine Calvet ¿AtURDAY-----------------JUNE id Davy Crockett Indian Scout Geo. Montgomery - Ellen Drew Plus Streets of San Francisco Robert Armstrong - Mae Clarke SUN.. MON. JUNE 11-12 ORE. J. J. Taggart, managar of the Joy Theater, flew to Lewiston, Idaho Sunday where he attended the graduation of a nephew. He returned Tuesday. RUMMAGE SALE., Sat.. June 10 at Vamonia Cleaner*. Spon sored by F. L. club. Lot* of good rummage. 23tlc Mr*. Otto Michener and Marg aret were in Portland Monday evening to attend the graduation of a nephew at the public audi torium. They remained over night at the home of Mrs. Mich- ener’s daughter, June Wooldridge at West Union. Mrs. Wooldridge brought her mother home Tues day, but Margaret will remain for the rest of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Winston, son Terry and grandson Dean of Snohomisv, Washington were guests Friday night of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Steers on Stoney Point. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Kuehn of Hillsboro were guests at the Steers home Saturday evening. Mrs. Kuehn and Mrs. Steers are sisters. FOE Aux Special dinner. June 10. 75c per plate. Served from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Eagle's hall. 23tlc Mr. and Mrs. John Moore re turned last Friday from a two- weeks trip that took them to Texas where they visited rela tives. Mrs. Dorihea Pearson visited from Monday to Thursday or last week in Portland. RUMMAGE SALE., Sat.. June 10 at Vernonia Cleaners. Spon sored bv F. L. club. Lots of good rummage. 23tlc Visitors at the Norris Soden home last Sunday afternoon were Mr. Soden’s brother, Fred Soden, of Bethany and niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marsh, also of Bethany. MOVING? CASON TRANSFER Wilbur (Shorty) Adam's Rib Spencer Tracy-Kathryn Hepburn Liberty Bell Home Purchased In Riverview RIVERVIEW — Vicky Serafin is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. R. A. Crowell at Mc Minnville. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitting ton of Hoquiam, Washington have purchased the Walter Moore place on the highway at the 10th street corner. They will not take possession until fall. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson and Claude Jr., attended the ball game in Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerol Bacon and two daughters visited Sunday with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lance Wormington at McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Willhite and daughter, Sue, of Vancouver, Washington spent the week end at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Artie Buckner. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Combs, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. West and Mrs. Kieth Baukum of Portland spent Memorial Day visiting at the home of T. F. Hillver. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Landers of Wishran, Washington visited Mrs. Ethel Landers and brother Wayne of the Pal Shop Monday and Tuesday of this week. FOE Aux Special dinner. June 10. 75c per plate. Served from 3 p.m. io 7 p.m. Eagle's hall. 2311c Mrs. Barbara Landers is car ing for her sister, Mrs. Marjory Bellingham this week, purchased the Charles Seeberger purchosed the Charles Seeberger home on Rose Ave. The See- bergers have moved to Treharne. Call 581 for Free Estimate Perfect Strangers Ginger Rogers - Dennis Morgan WEB.----------- TONE 13'14 VERNONIA, Former Reaident of Vernonia Dies Sat. Officer! for Lodge Elected Tuesday RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bell and two children of Gresham spent Tuesday at ttp home of his aunt, Mrs. Blanche Millis. Mr. Bell is pas tor of the Christian church at Gresham. Mr. and Mrs. Demus Solberg and son of Clatskanie spent Sat urday at the home of his sister, Mrs. T. H. Galloway. Mrs. Lena Mauer, former Ver nonia resident, mother of Otto Mauer, passed away Saturday in Portland. The funeral was Mon day at Pe Ell, Washington. Officers for the I.O.O.F. lod^e were elected at thy Order's meeting Tuesday evening. To serve from July until the end of the current year are: Loren Atkins, N.G.; Otto Cantwell, V. G.; Bill Horn, secretary; and Homer Gwin, treasurer. Instal lation will take place July 11. WOODBOSS THIS REPLICA of the Liberty Bell stopped in Si. Helens Mon day during its tour of the state in the interest of promoting sales in the Independence bond drive for which Columbia coun-. iy has a quota of $116,000. Coun ty chairman of the drive is Irving T. Rau. The duplicate bell, above, is reputed to bo an exact replica of the Liberty Bell. More than one of '’very five white American males aged one to 50 will eventually develop cancer, if present death rates continue. UNIVI4SAI P ower S aw O wners Winter coats shortened, cleaned and pressed Only $3.95 Hats Cleaned and Blocked 95c Oregon Laundry Nout (2late. i^.'fACTORY BRANCH SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • REPAIRS WOODBOSS', I nc . »nd Dry Cleaners I«OO *. I. 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