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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
I Lodge Seats New Officers o New officers for Vernonia Ledge No. 246. I.O.OF were s.u’.cd at the installation cere mony which took place early last month. The installing was done by D.D.GM. Homer Gwin and D.D.G.W. R L. Spencer, q Elective offices serving are: Robert G. Ntw, N G.; Lester Gal loway, VG.gjWm. D©Shafer, sec retary and Orvel E. Edwards, treasurer. The apj©inted officers are: Charlie Hickman, warden; Ralph McKee, conductor; Loren Atkins, cha><#i: Dudley cha#«#i; Dudl-y Spofford, R.S.- S ; . ©Eugene Drips, L.S.S.; Cecil Johnson. J Johnson, J^^ ’^.N.G.; N G.; Louis Graven, t c xi n ’ f-.-i Davis, inside L.S.N.O.; ___ ____ _ aaM> .wv Carl L.S5LO.; gua#.an; gua#an; Otto Cantwell, outside guardian; Homer Gwin, Gwin. R.S^G.; Ch ise Thompson. L.S.V.G.; Wil- ftr E. Wilson, P.G.; Cecil John- John son. musician. s<n. o - o °o O o O° o I — I i 4 i i rustemr O o O Dairy Pradrrte <3 p ' 50th Wedding Is Attraction Mrs. Tressie Michener was hos tess last Friday to a shower held in honor of Mrs. Jean Horne. The affair was attended by ten guests in addition to the honored guest and hostess. Seven who w°re unable to attend sent gifts, Refreshments of cream pie. whipped cream and coffee were served. LE Officials of • Order Named ColumbiA Encampment No. 89 of Vernonia had the pleasure of installing their officers with Hillsboro Encampment January 11 with th? Grand Patria®h and his grand officers doing the in stalling. ® The following officers were®:- stalled: Allen Ray, C.P.; Earl At- (Jins, HP -Otto CWwell, S.W.; Homer G\vW, J W.; Carl A. Davis, ©treasur© Wm. D. Shafer, scQ'r The appointed officers serr- mg are: Orvel Edwards, guiiV; Bob Spenc© Jim Jones, ____ Mike \Olard and Ralph McKee, 1© 2nd. 3rd <©i 4th watch; Loren E^Atkins, (©side S.; Robert G. New. Inside^.; Cecil Johnson, Sft guardian and Frank Lemley, o'-W1 guardian. Carl 'is was appointed te.Qi captain. Credit Union The Aern£iia Ttmbeir Bt., 0 o Box 56 °"G UARD o» o The W in>?ma Grange H.E.C. met with Zella Bellingham on Tuesday. Plans for the b*zaar were discussed and committees appointed. It v.Q be in the gym February 23-very one is wel comed. _ O Mrs. A. (J-olly visited her daughter, FrsmT^I Bellingham, pral days last week. lr and Mrs. Guy Hingham weiQ Seattle over the week .. to Ch_...j end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallaœ of Stayton visited Mrs. WalM?e’s paints, Mr. and £ s. John ¡Awn <w and other relatives Friday and Saturday. LOW PRICES — Y 8 U g — ^LEANING HEALTH" 9 o J. D. Mendenhall O s o Sanitary Septic Tank Service o - J o Bazaar on u ------------------------------ -------------------------9q INSPECTIONS ¿11 Work Guaranteed — No Mileage Charge °O o HilA>oro, Oregon — Phone 3303 — Rt. 2. Box 3© E -Toll Charges Accepted c o O o .1 (r o Federal Credit HEC Plans for 5 THE VERNONIA DRUG CO. o Ï__________ Of From The Eagle, Jan. 29. 1S42 O Over four million Ixittle« of X1TH OT rf . atmknt have been sold for relief of •y mptonia of distretw arising from Stomach and Duodonal Ulcor^due to Excess Add— Poor Dl(ostion,(>o4r or UpsM Stomoch, Gassino««. Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask for “Willed'» Message" which fully explains this rriW?‘ li able home treatment -trad— at Ofc-u^on o BUI FUEL rot TOO3 SFAMI Stoats Expgs+ati Seen vO o o * two type« of fuel oil, S1ARK oil heaff1® o °O o O O O % o o °o o O O No. 1 oil or kerotrno (similar to tho fuel used bvjet pfcnes) o No. 2 oil. N& 3 oil. O „ Motor dietet oil. (A t winter, for example, SPARK heaters using common mot^T diesel oil provided thousaqr|» THURSDAY, FEB 3 7, 1952 Tigers Overcome Halftime Lead placed them in a tie with St Helens for third and fourth places in Lower Columbia league standings. Mills and Faulk sparked the Loggers with 14 and 13 points respectively and Jerry Kangas led the Tigers scoring with 21 points. A five-point margin ili favor of the Tiger Juniors gave them the preliminary victory over Ver nonia. BARGER ELECTRIC-REPAIR REWINDING & REPAIRING AC- DC MOTORS @ GENERATORS APPLIANCES First House North of Reservoir on Stoney Point Road. KHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ H Th« Commerclel Group west Oregon H Z H HILLSBOBO H of Benin Servinj North WÍSTS10M SHEt^OO A (J I • ®>AVE REGULARLY FOR FINANCIAL SECURITY! H Z H H H H H Financial securiy is a necessity — without it, H thereli no peace of mind. One good way to build financial security is to deposit a definite H percentage of your income each month in your sav<igs account. Be prepared—Save regularly. H ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 Vernonia Branch Commercial Bank of Oregon Non you can judge car value lor yourself ! (ici Hie complete fact» and figure» the “Shou . <>un" Hay! T his rnc« "Show Down” booklet gives you proof instead of “sell” . . . present» the facts about features, arrange«! for easy comparison. For example, you can quickly compare Dodge head room, seat width an«l »tret« h-out room with that of other can costing hundred« of dollars more. You get actual specifications — not generalizations. No “String»”— No Obligation Come in twlay and get your own copy of the "Show Down" booklet. It's convincing, it's convenient, it's free. Take it home and make money-saving comparisons at your leisure. You’ll learn what thousands of new Dodge owners will testify: "You could pay hundreds of dollars more for a car and still not get all Dodge gives you!” of homes throughout the nati<>n with clean, 52 DODGERS satisfying warmth! MILK See your SPARK dealer for a demonstra O Vernonia’s contributing,to the most recent ^ed Cross request for funds from this county has been vq JI answered in the Ne halem valley it was revealed flhs week. Th-> count^was asked to raise $3,500 of which the local portion was $500. That amount has been raised and more than doubled to date with the p<® sibility that a few more dollars yet rennin to b-’^irned in to E. H. cAmdit, Veimonia chair man. Two representatives from Bonneville authority talked Nehalem Basin Utility District directors Tuesday "vening to in form the^itter that the Author ity intends to cc^inue with vious plans for the construction of a power line into the district from Clatskanie. The informa tion will probably be of interest toapany lany people living in the dis- trict due —• to the preparation which has limited uLg of many articl FIFTEEN YEARS From The Eagle, Feb. While ^e snowfall in Vernonia was only about a foot, tnv sever ity of the storm in neighboring areas blockiQ traffic and for a while kept th’ city isolated. Plans for r:"ing money the Red Cross to use in flood© relief were made by a groupf- representin^vanous civic organ- izations©Monday evening in the ^fice of the Vernoni^gAuto Co. MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes are back front Forest Grove, The mil! is Apected to start in a w>ek or so. Walt Bateson started working for the J-H Lumber Co. driving log truA Monday morning. Mrs. Walt B^gpson served her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Blount of Vernonia a birthday dinner Wed- ne™ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Waddell spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. CaBis Hansen. gB*ij cli©g, efficient heat with FOUR TYPB6 ATPUbL OI& o VERÑONIA, ORE. UgliT* eft heaters limited tlP the use of one O O o EAGLE, i br 8©12 o FIVE YEARS AGO From The Eagle, Jan. 30. 1947 THE t A halftime lead that stood at Deputy collectors from the of I RIVERVIEW — Mr. and '1rs. 28-25 in favor of the Vernonia T H. Galloway, daughter. Ma.-y fice of the collector of internal Loggers last Friday, was over revenue in Portland will be in Jane, and granddaughter, Mari Vernonia for two days an an I come during the second p ‘riod lyn, attended th? 50th wedding nouncement from the office this by the Clatskanie. Tigers who anniversary of his sister and week indicates. won the final first half game brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. B. Mrs Frank Walworth of Deer 66-56. S. Golden, at Hillsboro Sunday. Island has been named chairman Clatskanie's win that night piac ed them in a tie with St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. Spurge Golden and for the Columbia county com- for third and fourth places in children of Arcata. California also munity chest campaign to be held m February. Lower Columbia league stand This cam- attended the celebration. ings. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson paign is to raise funds for eight Clatskanie's win that night visited her mother, Mrs. Clara Oregon agencies represented by the Oregon chest. Ba^iett, at St. Helens, Sunday. Sixteen students of Vernonia The meeting was called by E. S. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mumela high school received listing on Thompson, commander of Ver and daughter of Clatskanie visit ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the honor roll for recently com nonia post of the American Le pleted sjx-week period. The gion. Tom Magoff Monday. Installation of a city light and Willie Worsham of Corner Frestnam class 1 >d by placing mower plant was discussed at an ville, Tenn., is visiting ai the five^tudints on the roll. Thirty-two youngmeople of the Widjourned meeting of the city home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C Sex- Christian church ™ere in at council Wednesday even Kb1 g . ton. • — Firms interested in selling equip !fr. and Mrs Sam Anderson tendance at a banquet Sunday and children of Ocean Lal® which thgv thj^y held as part of the ment to the city would be will ing to take their pay from the viE!ed over the week end at thi* observance of National Youth Baker said revenues, it was reported. A die home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. week. Rev. Ernest Afondav. cihimitteeWiairman in sel plant was favored, but no ac C. I. Anderson. charge was Deleos Johnson. tion ^as taken. frEN YEARS AGO q dueto IXCISB acib QBICK RELIEF OR M WT • L I i i i < YESTERDAYS union is scheduled to 4^eet Sat urday evening of thiswleek at 8 o’clock at Oakes’ clubhouse next to the Crown Zellnrbach office Riverview. Part of the meeb Don»«» f4r ing will be devoted to the show, PexrforjB^ii ing of pictures and the pul^- is Vernonia Lodge No. 246, IOO£ invited. ^performed the initiatory degree I Members are reminded to 1^» Tuesday -vening for Fraftc Bair, ten to KPOJ exw-y QTue^gjpy I candidate for membership into ev£mg to hear Gaorier HeatWr the lodge. The Vernonia lodge I has been retained by the was assistin the work by Credit Uni<W National association nier Lodge 151. -to bring to the attentr© of the people of tb^ United S©B^s the services and purposes of credit OSymptoms of Distress Arising gom »T0I9MCM UbGBBS unions. Time of the broadcast is 6 p rrQ O Far Grade Ä Vf Shower Given Friday At Michener Home tion of this versatile, years-ahead SPARK oil SPELLS burning heater. fOR COMÍ©«’ Prepare no* venicnce pf »iae o capacity Specifications and Equipment Subject to Change without Notice THIS WIM««* ' For greater con- steady. >tall a large k, 275 g«»- It’s Nature’s Most Perfect Food or large* Milk ccnlains moil of th? nu tritional substance» needed by growing children. » should consume quart per day. MT -• Each child at least a For the very best in MILK Call— n if -»PAR K STOVÍ CO . IS« — <>« ki od i. cet if F Sundland Electric and Appliance 786 Bridge Street Phone 581 Vernonia, NEHAL ORKV PRODUCTS CO. 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