Vernonia eagle., July 12, 1951, Page 2, Image 2

2 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 THE EAGLE,
TOWN TOPICS
Mn. Herb Taylor and ion. Joo.
returned Sunday after spending
two weeks in Victoria, B.C., visit­
ing her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. William Marshall.
Mrs. W. C. Sandors of Loos-
v4Ue, Louisiana, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ernest East. She is
here for an extended visit. Pvt.
Owen East is visiting his parents
from Fort Camp Carson, Colo­
rado.
He will leave Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Alexander
spent a week at Seaside and also
• lsited her sister and family at
Seattle
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Thomas this week are
her brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs Howard Rawie, and three
< hildren of Los Angeles. The
Rawles are moving to Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Larson
and children of Newberg spent
the week end at the Harold Mc­
Entire home. Linda Larson re­
mained fo” a longer visit with
Patricia McEntire.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Goodman
and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Enos and children left here Mon­
day afternoon for a logging camp
tear Eureka, California where
they will make their homes. Both
men hav? employment there as
loggers.
Mrs. Pearl Adams returned io
her home here late last week
after visiting at Sweet Home,
Detroit and at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Meiwes
and daughter, Margaret, have
moved to Oakridge where he has
employment with the Hinds
Lumb r company. Mr .and Mrs.
Joe Vand'-rZanden accompanied
their daughter and family to
Oakridge Tuesday to help them
move and returned hsre Satur­
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Schoen-
feJder have moved from Ver­
nonia to their home at Westfir
where Mr. Schoenf?lder has em-
ptoyment at the Hinds Lumber
company.
Mr. and Mrs. Alois Sauers and
family spent their vacation in
North Dakota visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller return­
ed here late Friday from a two-
week vacation trip which took
them east to Chicago and back.
Miss Beiiy VanderZanden spent
Sunday at St. Mary’s of the Val­
ley at Beaverton visiting her
staler. Sister M. Elizabeth Ann.
Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Shafer and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kittleson and
Sunny Lee DeHart were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
l-ange Saturday evening, June
30.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange
went to Ocean Park, Washing­
ton Monday to visit Ed Payne.
On Tuesday they visited his
mother in the rest home at Long
Beach, Washington. From there
they crossed on the ferry at As-
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VERNONIA, ORE. and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Woods
tori« and went on to Cannon
Beach to spend the 4th with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hirsch, former
Vernonia residents. They visited
Short Sands beach. Ecola park
and Seaside and returned home
Thursday afternoon. On Friday
morning, accompanied by Sunny
Lee DeHart, they went to Port­
land to see Mr. Lange’s moth'.r
and then to Woodland, Washing­
ton to spend the day with Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Murk, returning
home that evening.
Miss Marguerite Thomas has
joined the staff of the Com­
mercial Bank of Oregon and is
working at the Vernonia Branch.
DANCE to the music of Dan Le-
Gore and His Muleskinners, Sat­
urday. July 14. Legion hall. 2811c
Mrs. Lavina Whipple, her hus­
band and their two children of
Prineville and Mrs. Nora Whip­
ple and family of Sweet Home
visited their father, George E.
Nichols from July 1 until after
the 4th. George E. Nichols, Jr.,
and family of Jasper were also
here visiting his father.
Mrs. Nan Hall Johnson is re­
cuperating at home after being
in the Portland General hospital
for a week’s observation. She
returned here July 9. Visitors
while she was in Portland were:
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mills of Fort
Jones, California; Mr. and Mrs.
Mickey Mills of Corvallis; Joe
Tipton, Mrs. Johnson’s brother;
Mr. and Mrs. Roma Howell of
Grants Pass; Mrs. Mary J. Rae
of Upland, California and Mrs.
Leone Wasser, Portland. Mrs.
Johnson's granddaughter. Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Mills and Mr. and
Mrs. Mickey Mills also visited
here with the Art Kirks and
Clarence Fowlers.
DANCE to the music of Dan Le-
Gore and His Muleskinners. Sat­
urday, July 14. Legion hall. 28tlc
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grosche and
Bill Brimmer drove to Barview
July 3 to see Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Brimmer and spent the 4th. Mr.
Brimmer remained until’ Satur­
day while Mr. and Mrs. Grosche
returned the evening of the 4th.
Wally Grosche is visiting his
parents, Mr .and Mrs. Carl
Grosch? and brothers in Minot,
North Dakota for two weeks.
Mrs. E. Walters spent the week
of the Fourth at the home of
her daughter and- family, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Colsen. former Vernonia
residents now living at Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves
spent five days during the July 4
week at Gold Beach with their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Graves. Jack Heenan ac.
comnanied them as far as Co­
quille to see Mr. and Mrs. Jackie
Heenan. The Graves enjoyed the
Acqua Carnival at Gold Beach
in which Morris and his son,
Dennis participated with a water
ski performance. The carnival
was the first sine? 1932 at Gold
Beach and boats from Eugene.
Midford, Eureka, Coos Bay and
many other places participated.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Counts
have moved to Roseburg where
he is employed now.
Ralph Waddell has been sta­
tioned in the quartermaster
training school at Fort Lee, Vir­
ginia since April.
Bill Shipman's vacation home
was finished Tuesday. He re­
turned after a 30-day furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Shipman, and grandmother,
Mrs. L. Mossman, to Camp Lewis.
Mrs. Nellie Allison of Eureka.
1 California came Tuesday to visit
Mrs. L. Mossman, her sister-in-
law, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Shipman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Wil­
liams and son and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Jackson, all of Portland,
motored to Vernonia over the
week end to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Thompson. Sylvester
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack-
son and Mrs. Jackson is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dado Bronis and
family returned Friday from a
weeks visit with Mrs. Bronis’
parents in Hamilton. Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mangat
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
FRESH DAIRY FOODS
Fresh milk, cream, butter, eggs and every kind
of cheese you can dream of — you’ll find them
all here every day!
Make it a point to buy your
dairy foods — and other groceries and meats.
too — where the assortment is largest.
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family of Barview came Satur­
day to see her father and mother
and grandmother, returning Sun­
day. The Lines left Monday
for their home after a week’s
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleao Walrath
motored to Madison, Wisconsin
June 5 to visit relatives .
Harold Crowslon has been sta­
tioned with the army air force
in San Antonio, Texas since June
1.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Miller, for­
merly of Louisville, Mississippi,
have rented the home formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Ritz. Mr. Miller has been em­
ployed by Harold Bergerson and
the Millers expect to remain in
Oregon in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirk were
in Vernonia Monday visiting with
his parents and friends. He is
recuperating from a very serious
motored to Canyonville, to bring
home the Mangat’s children who
had been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Leiser, their grandpar­
ents, since school was put. They
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Johnny Powell returned
Saturday from
Seattle. Her
granddaughter, Pat, who was
here during the school term, ac­
companied her to Seattle where
she will remain with her mother
until school starts again.
Larry Taylor left on a vaca­
tion trip Saturday visiting his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
George Chisholm, at Oakland,
California and other relatives in
that state.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lines of
King City, California arrived here
Monday, July 2, to see his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Roswurm
who has been in ill health. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Brimmer and
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Martin
have moved back to their former
home town of Homedale, Idaho,
leaving Vernonia July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. Huff have
received word that their son,
LeRoy, who has been training
at Fort Lee, Virginia since Feb­
ruary, left July 5 from Fort Law­
ton, Washington for Japan to
serve as Pfc. in the quarter­
master corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker, for­
mer residents now living at Med­
ford spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Willis
motored to Dunsmuir. California
to spend the July 4th holiday.
E. V/. Peterson and Janet re­
turned here last week end after
a week spent visiting in North
Dakota and ip Wyoming. The
bakery was closed during the
time they were away.
Mr .and Mrs. BUI Rita and
twin daughters moved from Ver­
nonia to Medford, stopping at
Salem to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ron­
ald Harlan. Mr. and Mrs. Ritz
had just returned here last
Thursday from a vacation trip to
San Francisco to visit her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore re­
turned here Monday to continue
their visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Cockrell, his sister. Their stay
was interrupted recently when a
brother, Reuben Moore was taken
to the veterans hospital at Walla
Walla.
Mrs. Margaret Watts,
San Francisco, friend of Mrs.
Cockrell, arrived July 4 for an
extended visit and two grand­
sons of the Cockrells are also
here while their mother, Mrs.
Joe Cockrell is recovering from
an operation.
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FIRE PREVENTION
One Careless Act Can Cause A Fire!
Berry pickers were responsible for two fires, one Sun­
day and another Monday on forest land in the Ne­
halem valley. The Sunday fire was traced directly
to a cigarette not extinguished when it was discarded.
In other words, carelessness caused a fire which might
have destroyed a lot of valuable timber had it not been
discovered and put out quickly. That careless act could
have destroyed jobs for men living here, could have
destroyed trees that take years to grow, could have
retarded development of timber management many
years. Never throw away a lighted cigarette or an
unbroken match! ALWAYS REMEMBER TO BE
’CAREFUL.
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