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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
2 THURSDAY. FEB 7. 1852 THE Over Year Spent On Korea Front BIRKENFELD — Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stuve were home over the week end Mr and Mrs G W Parman ¿nd boys of Otis visited with Mr. ¡.nd Mrs Cecil Elliott Sunday. Mr and Mrs. William Towle and their son, M sgt Al Towle < f Tigard spent Sunday with Mr ; nd Mrs. Don Jensen and family. Al Towle is home on a 30-day furlough after serving over a ear in Kor«a. Mr. and Mrs. Towle are Mrs Jensens parents. Mr and Mrs. Fay Mills of North Plains spent several days last week at the M P Mills home Ellis St Clair of Albany visited 11« sister, Mrs Henry Turner, < ne day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp- •‘¡n spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I^wrence Jepson. ® uw w w w •Jot/ Theatr.fi FI®B. 7 8 HURS. FRI. THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Michael Rennie . Patricia Neal FEB. 9 SATURDAY SILVER RAIDERS Whip Wilson - Andy Clyde Plus BIG TIMBER Roddy M< Dowall - Jeff Donnell Eun. Mon. T uh . Fob. 10 11-12 BEND OF THE RIVER James Stewart Julie Adams Arthur Kennedy FEB. •VED.THURS LITTLE EGYPT 13 14 • Stark Stjvens-Rhonda Fk-mming •> 4 4 • I I EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. I Several Cases Of Flu Reported Mist Circle Discusses Street Light Project MIST — The Mist Helping Circle met last Thursday at the home of Mrs Robert Mathews. There was a mine attendance in spite of the disagreeable travel ing A moit excellent dinner was served by the hostess at noon with added pot-luck. Two guests attended the meeting. Ethel Wad dell and Amy Kyser The busi ness meeting took up after din ner and as no meeting had been held since before Christmas there was considerable business on hand. Among it was a donation to help with the church roof fund, a Christmas basket was given to a family in the commu nity and a lighting system for Mist street was brought up again. It is hoped it will bring results. The meeting^los"d and the « ext meeting will be with Mrs. Ch^s. Hansen the fourth Thursday Ä February. Townsendites Banquet on Sat. • • RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs. T. H .Gailoway and M © ilyn ©rutted at the home of Mrs. Gal loway’s brothers and families. Mr. ano* Mrs. Tilmon Solberg, ar.d Mr. and Mr*. Demas Solberg, at Clatskanie Friday* The Townsend club enjoyed a banquet and business meeting in their clubhouse at tjge M. •lakes horte Saturday evening. Mrs., Ed Buckner en terSin ed Mrs. *ri S. Wood. Mrs. A. D. Loliey and Mrs. C. N. Rundeli at tinner W’Vne^dav. Mr* and Mrs. T F. Hillyer at tended the funeral of his sister. Mrs. Laura McCarty, in f^>rtland Friday. * « Mrs. Robert Moore and son and Mrs. Clifford Felton St. Helens visited their sist r, Mrs Glen Hawkins* on Friday PROTECT YOUR EYES!1 By coming to Dr. Plumstead regularly fcr a check up. If y have requeni headache« ano think your eyes ire aS he of your trouble« come in NOW! Delay may pror>e Atejg to ryour future eyesight. DR. C. A. PLUMSTEAD — Optom? Phone It.1» Ilill.boro 23.1 E. lÄei-X Fur Further Information Inquire nt Ku.landrr’« Jewelry XU* You ('»n’t Be Optuoiintie if You Hate Mm*» 0»"%» Oregon-American LUMBER CORPORATION Vernonia, Oregon MIST — We understand that Garlock-Closner has purchased the Siegenthaler timber Carl Enneberg has been doing Square Dancer« Enjoy Evening at Mist Home Training at Base Started MIST — We are in receipt of TREHARNE — LeRoy MThit news from Carl Wikstrom. Word j mire. Harry Weaver. Truman Davenport an<j Turner Daniel are a little inside improvement at from Uncle Sam says he’s arr- i all in bed with the flu. nved at Lackland Texas Air base his home. Mrs. Lloyd Sessman, Phyllis and Bernard Dowling has his very where he u taking naming. i Tim. visited the Byron Kirkbride Monday evening guests at the unique logging operations in family Thursday evening miniature in the Hahn Hardware Garlock home were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kirkbrid? called I Mrs A. R Melis. Mr and Mrs. Irving on Mr and Mrs Frank Morris store at Vernonia on display. Mrs. Richard Banz-r’s step- Knowles. Mr and Mrs. Wilson. Friday afternoon. mother has been in the hospital Mr and Mrs. A. Ashllev and Ear! Reynolds is back in school Birtie Lu, Mr. and Mrs Melvin following his illness of yellow again. but is back with Mrs. is caring for her. She Saxton and Mrs. Chas. Hansen. Banzer who • jaundice. was in 1 the wreck recently in Wednesday evening guests at Mrs. Wm. Falcon-r has been _______ was , kill d. the Aldon Ashley home were Mr. which her husband on the sick list the past week. She was injured quite seriously. and Mrs. Larry Ellis and child Turner Daniel, just over a Th? Garlock-Closners hav a ren of Vernonia and Mr. and battle with the flu. is down in new lumber truck. Mrs. Melvin Saxton and son of bed again with the mumps. Fdwira Si delman and Jean Mist. Mr. and Mrs* C&org? Jones Kirkbnd» motored to Portland Birthdav Club Grouo were Sunday evening visitors Saturday evening. They visited Entertained Thursday the Austin Dealings. Mrs. Dorrs Young and children • _____ and took in a *how while there. TREHARNE — Mrs. Nell Sny- * Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale mo ©der entsrtainid the Tr-harne Illness Causes Stay tored to Seattle, over th? week birthday cl^b members at a pot Of 10 Days in Hospital end and visited his •sister. Mrs luck dinner Thursday, January Guff Hall, and mother, Mrs. Tis- 31. Thi^. was a belated birthday RIVERVIEW ■» Mrs. W. dale. party in her honor. Tb^se pre Lindsley was taken to the Good Jean Edwina Siedelman and sent *j?re: Mrs. Paulin? Tisdale: Samaritan hospita* in Portland Kirkbride visited the John Sie- Floy Odam, Judy and Jimmy; last week suffering from ^abetis. •¡man’s Sunday momin?. Jane Miller:** Thelma *Weav?r, She expects to be therf about 10 _•*_ Paul, Charlott- an^J Vernon; Flora days, * Whitmi>': Midge Reynolds and I Mr and Mi©. Clifford Fowl i Mike: Florence and Albert Rey- spent Saturday visiting h© nroth- Morris Graves of Gold Btach I nolds; Dorothy Rsynolds and er. Mrs. ©J R. Fowler at h^h'Yne was here a weelBago Saturday t^ ■ Earl; E©na Reynolds and Cathie; of Mr. a«J Mrs. E. D. Johnson Aorence Kirkbride; Carl Si©d:r at St. Helens. visit his parents. Mr. *nd Mrs. \ffs. Tom Magoff undeM’ent W T Graves His father return and Mrs. Mary Skinner of Ver ed to Gold Beach Sitn him to nonia. an operation at the P ©.-¡cians Mr. ©'.d Mrs. Aft •idam and spend last week and return d to ;>nd Surge< n hospital in P°r © son. Jack, left last Thursday on Thursday, returning horn? on his horn? here last Sfrturd*v. mom:-« for Oklahoma to visit BASKET «SOCIAL. Sat. night. Saturday. February 23, 8 «.*. Vernenia their daughftr and family, Mr. • fr and Mrs. Charles Darby and Mrs. Mem Livengood, and Grange halt Free da*ci«g. Psk and thr e sons of *ak Grove and e • lie invted. Gilè oth?r relatives. Jerry McCoy of Portland spent Mr. and Mrs J^ron Kirkbrid - We Gerry HMktett Sunday at the horn? of Mr. and visited Mr and Mrs. G C>^8rk- Multnomah School of the Bibl? Mrs. GleP Mitchell. bnde and wt:e lunch gu>- ts Fr^ in Portland Monday. • -------- da© F. L. CL¥B ettev. FrfcinteW 9 ** —Eagle Ch«Hfr8e<! O >day cx©.ing guests at ar I.O.O.P. B m CeA«s eiwAei8««e D»** ;w«*< Ti«4M> the .♦ r • • Reyn Jds home were /8 T»t— Mr. : •: • Ja© H ©p ;on of ate* ea tai*. AaeA F. b. Cl«te V© r.. • and .’©rs Byron Kirk- gte! will »«w «Me». «Ceatefc bnd* • Hutch.©Jo Ann and w ai Mte 9: it o 4TWKXMI»I • * e *»4te • W®. not give Ma a br^k next • •• te 18 Ml WS vsntfrs !©vl- v»i C4««* ««di Sunday and take h:r out to te Site«tey. Fbyilfr r'*- Wi dt . • ««A Sheryl, ar- I l.s S»- th© Palac • Cafe for -• goote t» •• • • Ro • * «te • nt rived • «te y fr • I % . home cooked meal, *• d*tnat iqpt *.tb «* b • ee • they • « .--•d PS* plus prices that suit the :.•*• ' the «iw r®< • ' • •* * * o first choice. • «• « f* • W* ka to th- list f vi'iting at th Lete > • • f«rte eq»<«» «nt. Nevt-r •nt • ■ ' •• I I «IU6I CW1 *©• •' ’•• -A’* ' * •' * Burn ». *». ex»» «••*«« Mrs. Carrie «ae.te inprry. I.w©.». We. •»» CeW*s Da* RMte. «• A»-. S.>W 8, L.* Citte ••ee weM tea Ote* -Mfr lite *• •• kA»«» *kte* im«»* S este • IW* V* «•»* 4« m « • »«• lea • ••« Tbwp«j f r 1.« • < n to vait * J * » 1 V«hil« th r t« j IM • • g • ■ • » • • • • • • ■ * ■ Eufrn to visit his brother and LAUNDROMAT 11* Trad. «• • ’ • e » • • •; they •»•• • • and Mrs Valter T Mier Tdr. TOWN TOPICS t MIST — Some 18 or 20 square dancers gathered at the Walter Mathews home Saturday night and enjoyed an evening of danc. ing. Several from Vernonia were invited down. The W'atkins dealer. Mr Gilcs- pie was in the community last we?k making his regular calls. The Chas. Hansens had as their guests over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kulju of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ro ■ r and Bobby of Astoria. For results—Eagle Classifieds a H ermitage B1AAD BMO //<// /y/w QL* MEMMfYAOE , VNWCKY ter. Sunny LA*,«carte Saturday .*>«i all • SunAy. Dr. WiUnw Af. 9e»i»^h> OPTOetJETSKT * Watrous BuiWvg Over the Bus Depot Forest Grave, Oregag Phone Forest Greve 9A1 I MOMS I 5w|tT 1 KOMI v • Atr • •e\< H -A- . » o • • • • • • • • • - Off . . . ©f c©vrt«, •/,/// ¡t’t •lectncl IT’S AS SIMPLE AS 1-2-3 • IS EVEN DAD CAN COOK WITH OUR FOODS! X M With our delicious fresh foods cooking becomes X a pleasure instead of a task for the whole house M hold. Not only are they at prices you can af H ford, 1 ut they are the very best foods obtainable. H Shop King’s today and be sure of getting the X M best. H H H KING’S Grocery - Market ••Where Your Money Buy» Mor« Phone 91 At tbe Mil» Bridge Riverview E.HXHZHXNXHXNXNXMXHXHXHXHS YOURS THE LAUNDROMAT ENOUGH? 1» After a fire, you may find the amount of insur ance ycu carry is not near ly enough to cover the loss to your household goods. Before it is too late come in and check up the amcunt of your insurance with this Hartford agency. Only they-*';- ingbo«* I‘“un„ d7y -Tw«’ wear th* C°v etedS-‘oi WEIGHS Your Clothes on its Ex clusive Weigh-to-Save Door.® You q '*^*h clothes with the right anwint of water and soap. o{ Inditi»» En- • duod from .CO72rM-t conform«"** manU,^Ur^i gandanii of to the *n proceed* 2. SAVES Soap and Hot Water when you set the Laundromat's Water Saver Dial. 3. WASHES Clothe« so Clean. And rtey stay dean because, dirty wash and rinse waters are drained anay from the clothes—net er tArvupfi them! ................................. VERNO N I A you CAM ©I SURE..IF rriAAeStin&housc I N S U R A N C E Bill J. Horn, Agent 9C5 Bridge Street Phon» 231. Vernonia HÄHN HARDWARE COMPANY Telephone 181 ' //<// /r// y • • »G« m • 1 Purchase of Timber Indicated in News Vernonia,
