Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 14, 1951, Page 2, Image 2

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TWWSVK'i, JUNE 14, 1951 THE EAGLE,
VERNONIA. ORE.
TOWN TOPICS Riverview Folk
Mr. and Mr». Kenneth LaGore
ao« the parents of a girl born
Saturday morning, June 9 at the
heme of Mrs. LaGore’s parents,
4fc. and Mrs. Tom Fulton of Ver­
nonia. The baby weighed 8
powpd«, < ounces and was named
Judy Ann. Mrs. LaGore and
daughter hove since returned to
their home near Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Harlan
and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Borton
celebrated
their anniversaries
Last week end at the Borton
home. They had as guests Pearl
and Leonard King of Portland
and Mrs. Nellaray Bradford and
family.
VFW Auxiliary Cooked Food and
Rummage Sale Saturday. June
IS at Sessman's Store.
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Mrs. Albert Staley has re­
turned from a week’s stay with
her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ritchie of Herm­
iston and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Lindstrom of Ione.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Garner visited Mr. and
•Mrs. John Killburg at Milton-
Freewater over the week end.
■Mrs. Killburg is Mr. Thomas'
»isier.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Waite
and family attended a family
reunion and picnic at Creston
park in Portland last Sunday.
The picnic honored Pvt. Robert
Waite of Toledo who is home on
furlough before going overseas
The group attended church in
On Vacations
RIVERVIEW — Max Buckner
is spending a couple of weeks in
Portland with his aunt and un­
cle, Mr. and Mrs. Emery George.
Vicky Serafin is spending a
week at St. Helens with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
Beeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lundgren,
Sr. visited at the Morris Falcon-
burv home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Buckner and
children of Hillsboro visited at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Buckner and Mrs. Artie Buckner.
Mrs. Kenneth Walker spent
the w°ek end at Medford where
Mr. Walker is working and
where they plan to move.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gibby and
children of Marquam spent the
week end at the Lloyd Callister
home. Clara Hill went
home
with the Gibbys to spend a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Palm of
Dallas visited his sister, Mrs.
Clara Hill at the Lloyd Callister
home Sunday.
Portland where Rev. R. A. Fe-
enstra, formerly of Toledo, held
his last services before retiring.
Four-months-old Stephen How­
ard Waite was baptised by the
retiring minister.
VFW Auxiliary Cooked Food and
Rummage Sale Saturday, June
16 at Sesiman's Store.
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Judd Greenman is in Chicago
this week attending an export
committee session of the National
Lumber Manufacturers associa­
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Turner of Monmouth are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Sil­
via Turner, before the start of
summer term at OCE.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stotts
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones
of Electric City, Washington are
visiting the H. E. Ecklands for
several days.
Mrs. Mathilde Bergerson un­
derwent an operation at St. Vin­
cent’s hospital in Portland on
Wednesday, June 6. She is ex­
pected to remain there about
two weeks. Her son, Clifford,
of Seattle visited her in Vernonia
the first week in June.
Mr .and Mrs. Pate Brunsman
attended the Shrine convention
ir. Vancouver, B. C. last week
end.
Gerry Heskeit arrived home
Saturday night from Minneap
olis, Minnesota where he attend­
ed the Northwest College of the
Bible the past term.
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner
and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turn­
er of Monmouth are spending
the week with their mother,
Mrs. Svlvia Turner.
Ed (Chief) Baldwin is confined
in the Barnes Hill Marine hos­
pital in Portland where he un­
derwent a major operation on
Monday. June 4. His condition is
reported as very satisfactory.
VFW Auxiliary Cooked Food and
Rummage Sale Saturday, June
16 at Sessman's Store.
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Mrs. Judd Greenman and Mrs.
W. G. Heath left here Monday
for Coos Bay where they attend­
ed the convention of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood from Tuesday to
Thursday.
Mr .and Mrs. H. D. Thoreau
and children of New York City
are here visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con­
nie Anderson. The Thoreaus are
planning to move to the west
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Long of La­
guna Beach. California arrived
here last Friday to spend a few
days visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan.
Theatre
JUNE 14-15
THURS.. FRI.
INSIDE STRAIGHT
David Brian - Arlene Dahl
SATURDAY
JUNE 16
RIO GRANDE PATROL
Tim Holt - Cleo Moore
Plus
DOUBLE DEAL
Marie Windsor - Richard Denning
SUN- MON.
JUNE 1758
THE GREAT
MISSOURI RAID
Wendell Corey-MacDonald Carey
JUNE 19-20
TOTS- WED.
SHAKEDOWN
Howard Duff - Brian Donlevy
Plus
50 YEARS BEFORE
YOUR EYES
Arthur Godfrey
For Grade A
Pasteurized
; Dairy Products
i
Call or Write
PEBBLE
CREEK DAIRY
Telephone 8812
Timber Rt., Box 56
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A person standing in the area
of the Oregon Vortex, located
near Gold Beach Hill, inevitably
assumes a posture that inclines
toward magnetic north.
WHEN
TELEPHONING
Well Curbing Causes Injury
MIST—Martin Mathews had
the misfortune to get hurt last
week end when a piece of the
well curbing fell on him. They
were digging and curbing the
well on George Jones’ property.
Fred Parson and his son and
wife and nephew from Portland
were recent visitors of the Irv­
ing Knowles. The Parsons are
old timers in the valley.
Mrs. Clara Libel, Mrs. Emma
Aldridge and Mrs. Elizabeth Mc­
Cauley were up from Seaside
for the Pioneer meeting. They,
with the Francis Burnhams of
Portland and the Ed Lindbergs
of Astoria, were late dinner
guests of the Shalmon Libels.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Libel of
Fairview were also guests.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Hock­
man have returned to their home
at Bend after paying a two-week
visit to their niece, Mrs. Charles
Sundland and family.
Church School
To Observe Day
Father’s Day will be observed
Sunday at the E.U.B. Sunday
school with some special num­
bers during the closing exercises.
Gifts will be given to the oldest
and youngest fathers present and
to the one with the most child­
ren present with him.
Special recognition will be
given to the class having the
most fathers present.
The cost of living remain^
about the same — 10 per cent
more than a fellow makes.
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These ties are new, novel, anc
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