Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, July 13, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

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    2. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA,
ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Miss Mildred Wolff, employee
<.1 tl* Commercial Bank of Ore­
gon has started her summer va­
cation and is being replaced by
•S ts . Maryanne Cline. Mrs. Cline
•will continue working until the
vacation period is over, as a re-
Jt ace men t for the regular staff
members.
son are at home after a vacation
trip which took them to Oregon
coast places of interest.
Elm.r Goodman and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Goodman returned
recently from Yakima, Washing­
ton where they visited relatives.
FOE Auxiliary Cooked food
Sale and Fried Chicken dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fulton and FOE Hall, Saturday. July 22.
Cooked food sale in the after­
Commercial plywood as known • noon. Fried chicken dinner serv­
today dates from 1905 when it ed 5 to 8 p.m.
2812c
»as first made in St. Johns, Ore.
Mrs. Dorthea Pearson was in
•Jog Theatre
Vernonia, Oregon
7HURS., Fill.
JULY 13-14
Portland Sunday on a combined
business and pleasure trip. Mar­
shall Gram, Mrs. Pearson’s son,
brought Mrs. Pearson and his
daughter Maren home to the
Norris Soden residence where
Steamboat
Around The Bend
What Does Your
Belk of Coronado
Roy Rogers - Dale Evans
Plus
Dorothy Patrick
SUH- MOM.
JULY 16-17
Mrs. Mike
Dick Powell - Evelyn Keys
TUES . WED.
JULY 18-19
Brian Donlevy - Robert Preston
Napa, California are visiting ths
Louis Morgan and Virgil Snook
families. The visitors are the
parents of Mrs. Morgan and Mr.
Snook.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Snyder,
former Vernonia residents, now
of Westlake, Oregon spent sever­
al days recently at the home of
Mrs. Olive Powell.
spent Sunday at the Gerald Hes-
kett home.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Bass of
We can make it look like
new—remodeling and recover-
ng. Free Estimates. FREE
?ickup and Delivery. Leave
Orders at
Sheridan are the parents of a
girl born July 4. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bass.
Mrs. Bruce Bass returned Sunday
after spending several days at
Sheridan.
Recent visitors at the George
Mrs A. A. Woolsey’s
Wake Isand
FOE Auxiliary Cooked food
Sale and Fried Chicken dinner
FOE Hall. Saturday. July 22.
Cooked food sale in the after­
noon. Fried chicken dinner serv­
ed 5 to 8 p.m.
2812c
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snook of
Howard Means of Oregon City
Look Like?
The Blende Bandit
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ludwig of
Oak Park, Ill., are the parents
of a girl, born June 14. Leo is
well known here having at­
tended both grade and high
school here.
176 2nd Ave., Vernonia, Ore.
Tunnells were his nephew, Alva
Tunnell and family of Long
Beach, California, whom the
uncle and cousins had never seen.
Having become an orphan at an
arly age, he was raised by mem­
bers of his mother’s family. He
□honed from Eugene to tell ot
his coming and received a hearty
welcome upon arrival.
Mr. ar.d Mrs.
Protect valuables
left at home
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley and
family attended a birthday din­
ner last Sunday at the home
of Wilma Hinze in Portland. The
occasion was in honor of Betty
Conway, daughter of the Mc­
Nairs and sister of Mrs. Riley.
Answers io Your Questions
Paul
Naviaux
Mr. and Mrs. Chai Alexander
The B. Borton family motored
to West Salem over the last
week end to visit their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­
nie Harlan. Sunday evening the
Borton family returned to Ver­
nonia, bringing granddaughter,
Loree back to Vernonia for an
extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa are
visiting their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Liepold in Portland.
Mrs. Phil Taylor of Portland
FOE Hall, Saturday, July 22.
Cooked food sale in the after­
noon. Fried chicken dinner serv­
ed 5 io 8 p.m.
28t2c
Mrs. R. E. Culbertson and
children and Mrs. H. Culbertson
spent several days at Cannon
Beach last week.
Vernonia Branch
j Commercial Bank h Oregon
AFFILIATED WITH THE COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK OF HILLSBORO
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cobat and
Vernonia, Oregon
. . . It’s the new movable
microphone of the new
SONOTONE, and looks
like a lovely jeweled
brooch. No dangling out­
side cords! No muffling
clothes-rub noise.
see it TODAY! Or WRITE NOW
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SONOTONE
Mr. R. L. Gifford, Certified
SonoIone Consultant, will be
in Vernonia on Friday. July
14. If you wish him to call a:
your home for any batterie»
SonoIone service, or demon
straiion of the new Sonoione
"94(1", please write our office
for an appointment.
SONTONE OF PORTLAND
321 Failing lildg., Portland, Ore
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Archibald
at
have returned from a vacating
trip which took them to Olympia,
Washington to visit Mr. and Mrs.
O. G. Long and to Port Angeles
to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chit-
tim. The Chittims ar? former
Vernonia residents, Mr. Chittim
having had the Oregonian agency
here for a number of years. From
Port Angeles they motored to
Victoria, B.C.
Copyright, 1950, United States Brewers Foundation
you can
HEAR
a pin drop!
BEN’S BARBER SHOP
Expert Tonsor»al Work
daughters of Sweet Home spent
July 3 and 4 with Mr. and Mrs.
John Kirk. The Cobats were
former Vernonia residents having
moved to Sweet Home in 1945.
the surveyor’s marker. Where did
they find it? Right in the middle
of their “no man’s land I”
Well, they both grin and take
turns finishing the job and then re­
treat to Easy's for a friendly glass
of beer together. From where I sit,
a little searching around for the
truth of the matter often shows
that the other fellow is as much
right as you are—at which point
the whole thing doesn’t seem as
important anyway.
With this PIN
board is announcing an examina-
tio for Park Forester to be held
on July 25th in room D, Munici­
pal Auditorium, Portland. Ap-
HOFFMAN’S
1 ONLY
Woodburning
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CIRCULATOR
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Regularly $72.50
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This Week Only
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Heavy Aluminum 10”
SKILLETS
Reg. $1.35 NOW
There it Was—
Right.in The Middle!
Easy Roberts mowed his lawn
early last Saturday. Then he sat
on the porch, and watched Handy
Peterson cutting hie grass.
The Roberts’ property and tha
Peterson’s border each other —
with no hedge or fence between
them. So, when Easy notices Handy
had left about a four-foot strip
unmowed along the boundary, he
walks over and asks why.
"That’s yotir land,” says Handy.
"Mine ends here. See, it lines up
with that oak tree across the
road!” Easy didn't think so, so
they went up and down looking for
People cause most forest fires
Civil Service Board
Plans Forester Exam.
a.. J Ffom where I sit... ¿y Joe Marsh
Prelecting your money and valuables is an important part of
our bank’s service to you. Our vault is the safest place you know
to leave your important papers, jewelry, and other valuables. And
carrying American Express Travelers Cheques is the safest way
we know to protect your travel cash against loss or theft. American
Express Travelers Cheques are spendable anywhere because they
•re the most widely accepted cheques in the world.
So, if you are planning a trip, play safe! Stop in and see us
today. Leave town fully protected with your valuables in our
vault and your travel cash converted into American Express
Travelers Cheques. Only 75< per $100 . . . 401 for $50 or less.
ed persons may contact them at
the above address for complet
information concerning duties,
requirements, etc.
QUESTION: I have heard that
I can get a statement of the
amount of wages posted to my
account by the Social Security
Administration. How do I go
about getting such a statement?
ANSWER: The field offices of
the Social Security Administra­
tion distribute a post card form
that can be used for this purpose.
We will be glad to mail you this
card upon request. Our address
is Room 104, Old Post Offic:
Building, Portland 4, Oregon. As
an alternative you can send a
letter_ to the Division of Ac­
counting Operations, Cand'er
Building, Baltimore 2, Maryland
asking for a statement of your
wage account.
Be sure the
letter is signed. It should in­
clude your full name and ad­
dress, your social security num­
ber and your date of birth.
returned the latter part of last
week from a vacation tour which
to<$k them into northern Cali­
fornia.
returned last week after a six-
weeks visit with her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Saulsbury at
Lexington. Nebraska, then on to
Denver where they visited his I
Wood was first kiln-dried at
iaught r, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Speaks, then to San Francisco to Norfolk, Virginia, in 1879.
isit Nat and Glen Morgan, sons
JUST AS YOU are read ng thi*
f Mrs. Naviaux.
Charles Wasser and twin daugh­ classified, so are thousands of
ters spent five days recently others. Moral: U«e Eagle ads to
visiting her mother and other get results quickly and cheaply.
relatives at Sutherlin, Oregon.
Phone 191
travel cash
while you roam
$
for the exam will be
Social Security I plications
accepted up to July 19. Interest­
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McNair and
spent the past few days visiting
An addition of two bedrooms Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel in
is being built onto the Christian | Vernonia.
church parsonage by members 1 FOE Auxiliary Cooked food
Sale and Fried Chicken dinner
of that church.
Upholstered
Furniture
Will Rogers - Irving Cobb
SATURDAY
JULY 15
Maren will remain for an ex­
tended visit. Her sister Marsha
has returned to Portland after
having visited here for some
time.
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8-Cup White Enamel Percolaters...
H 2-Quart White Enamel Saucepan
H 4-Quart White Enamel Teakettle.
2-Gallon White Enamel Coffee Pot
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For Picnics
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Hoffman Hardware Co.
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Telephone 181
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See Hoffman
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SPEAKING OF PLAYING BALL
The VERNONIA BAKERY really scored with its untiring efforts
in supplying our community with bakery goods during the recent strike.
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i V/e are happy to continu? featuring VERNONIA BAKERY products
MILL MARKET
LEW'S CAFE
KING'S GROCERY
C&CCAFE
SAM'S MARKET
SUNNYSIDE SERVICE
NEHALEM MARKET
HERRIN & JONES
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