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THURSDAY, APR 17, 1952
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA. ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Borton and Bill Odam
fave taken a summer job at
Grande Round of falling and
bucking for the Long Bell Lum-
ter company. They rented a
house there last week end.
Mrs. Nancy Horsley had the
misfortune to get her finger
«aught in the wringer of her
washing machine last Thursday
about noon She received medi­
cal attention for the injury.
Bill Nichols has returned to
Bud
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fit PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE
COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY
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his home here after visiting his
daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs.
Powell Logan in Vancouver fol­
lowing his dismissal from the
Veterans hospital.
HAM DINNER AprU 26. I.O.O.F.
hall. 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m Adults
$1.25. children 60c. Sponsored
by V.F.W. Auxiliary.
1513c
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCarthy
of Nashwauk, Minn sota were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Koski last week end.
They were on the return trip to
Minnesota after sp nding the
winter in California.
RED CROSS benefit pie social
Saturday evening. April 19 at
Vernonia Grange. Pleasant Hill.
Sponsored by Grange. Everyone
16tlc
welcome. 8:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. DeHart and
daughter, Sunny Lee, and Mr.
and Mrs Prank Lange went to
Woodland. Washington Sunday to
spend Easter and visit Mr. and
Mrs. Gil Murk. Mr. and
Marvin Murk and two sons and
baby daughter wire also there
from Portland.
RED CROSS ben-fit pis social
Saturday evening. April 19 at
Vernonia Grange. Pleasant Hill.
Sponsored by Grange. Everyone
welcome. 8:30 p. m.
1611c
Mrs. Margie Merckling entered
the Physicians and Surgeons hos­
pital April 8 for medical atten­
tion.
HAM DINNER April 26. I.O.O.F.
hall. 5:30 p.m. io 7:30 p.m Adults
$1.25. children 60c. Sponsored
15t3c
by V.F.W. Auxil;ary.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kittleson had
as their guests Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lange and
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. De Hart and
daughter. Sunny Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis were
host and hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Silvia Turner, to a large number
of friends and relatives at an
Faster d-nn'" »t their horn" on
Grant St
Bak'd ham and all
the trimminps were served to the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Art Da­
vis and «-hildrenj Mr a«>d Mr'
Harold Davis and children of
Clatskain»: Mr. and Mrs Roscoe
Babb and children and Miss Kaye
Tribbitt of Palouse. Washington;
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stuv". Bir-
kenfeld; Mr. and Mrs. George
Turner and children of Mon­
mouth: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tur­
ner, Mr and Mrs. L. L. Graven
and Mrs. Helen Plotts. all of
Port'and end the host and host­
ess, Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Torn'r AH return 'd home Sun­
day evening excepting the Babb
family.
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Loss in Fire
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs Ray
Taylor and baby spent Easter
Sunday at the home of Gene
Northrup at Banks.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wilson en.
tertamed Mr. Wilson’s suter and
family over the week end.
Sunday dinner guests at the
L. P Mathews horn? were Mr
and Mrs. Alvin Wright and son.
David, and Virginia Mathews of
Portland and Mr and Mrs. Ro­
bert Mathews and son, Bobby.
The benefit party given for Mr.
and Mrs. Bnttner of Birkenfeld
Saturday night was a huge suc-
csss. The Brittners just rec-ntly
__ home _ by fire. The
lost their
party was given at the Natal
hall.
Mr and Mrs. Reed Holding
were Sunday aft-rnoon callers
at the Max Oblack home.
School Tenn to
Be Completed
Band Heard Friday
By Birkenfeld Group
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BIRKENFELD — Aileen John­
son. Manlou Fredrickson. Kath­
ryn Elliott and Edrts Williams
of Clatskanie went to Portland
Friday to h:ar Louie Armstrong.
They spent the night with Mrs.
Mae Logu1, Aileen’s aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp­
son and Gary spent the week
with Mr. and Mrs Laurence Jep­
son.
Keith Elliott and Carm n Ed­
wards of Rainier spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott.
The Sewing Club nr. t with
Mrs. Cecil Elliott last Tuesday
evening There were s ven mem­
bers present. Next meeting will
be April 21 at the home of Mis.
Don Jens n.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Beliinchani
and boys, Mr and Mrs. Ted Bl-
lingham and children and Claire
u -uin^ham were dinner r • «t« of
Mr. and Mrs Guy Bellineahni
Friday evening in celebration of
Guy’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Babb and
children and Miss Kaye Tribbitt
of Palouse, Washington, who have
spent the past week visiting at
the home of Mrs. Babb's sister.
Mrs. Silvia Turner, r. turned to
their home Monday morning
While here they also visited with
the E. P. and Howard Frank
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
families. Mr. Babb is a nephew
W. D. St: wart have moved into
of the two men.
the Jess house. They came from
RED CROSS benefit pie social California.
Saturday evening. April 19 at
Mr. and Mr« Lester Hill and
Vernonia Grange. Pleasant Kill.
Sponsored by Grange. Everyone three sons of Taft spent Sunday
welcome. 8:30 p. m.
161 lc and Monday at the Lloyd Ca'lis-
’er h« me. vi-itine his mother,
Mrs. L. L. Wells and Mrs. S. D.
Waite were at P ndl«<on earlier Mrs. Clara Hill, who is ill.
Farl Wantland of Whidb y
this month from the 7th to 9th
T«'and. Washington spent th“
to attend the P.-T.A. convention
While th ie ?<^rs. Wells visited I week end at the home of his
her broth'r, Oliver Beck
Mrs. narents. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Want­
land.
Wait ' and son stayed with M ■
Cpl Albert H 'ntlev arrived at
H. M. Orr, her mother.
Mr
Orr was here during that time the h« me of his parent«. Mr
visiting whil? Mrs. Waite was and Mrs. Loui« Huntl y. Friday
away. Mrs. Orr was also here t'a'unv com ■ by plan; from Ja­
last wet k end for a short visit pan. He will spend his 30-day
leave here.
at the Waite home.
Mr and Mrs. Willie Rose. Mrs.
STORE
THOMAS
VARIETY
Clearance sals, starts Thursday. Tempev Read and son. Bill, spent
the w.ek 'nd at Corvallis visiting
16:1c at
April 17.
the home
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of " Mr. and Mrs
Guests at the home of Mr. and Charles Read.
Mrs. J. P. McFarland of Keasey
Ch't Ander«- n and daughter.
Route are Mr McFarland's par­ Phyllis. of - T.llamook
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visited at
ents. Mr and Mrs. w. C. McFar-
the C. I. Anderson horn»- Sunday.
land, fro mKansas City; and his
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood and
sister, Mrs. Maa Livingston from
child.- n spent th; week end in
Pocatello Idaho. Mr. and Mrs.
Portland visiting at the homes of
W C McFarland have purchas d
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und Mrs. Alvin Avers and
the O. M. Hudson place on Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Shaylor.
Crack r< ad and plan to reside
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hibler
there.
I and family of Springfield spent
THOMAS
VARIETY
STORE
the week end at the home of her
Clearance sale, starts Thursday.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lind-
April 17.
161 lc sley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson,
Jr., of Woburn. Mass., ar ■ the
narents of a girl born March 21
The little lady has been named
Yoland ■ Isabelle Yvonne Cul­
bertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Culbertson Sr., are the grand­
parents.
THOMAS
VARIETY
STORE
NEHALEM VALLEY
Clearance sale, starts Thursday.
April 17.
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MOTOR FREIGHT
Mrs. Ha-ry Culbertson assisted
with the chest x-ray in Portland
Tuesday, zXpril 15. The x-ray
unit was station.d in front of the
Kress store.
THOMAS
VARIETY
STORE
COME TO
Clearance sale, starts Thursday.
April 17.
iene
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grosche are
the parents of a daughter, De-
R E X A L L
Eldia
Ann.
weighing
seven
pounds, nine ounces. She was
ORIGINAI
born April 9 at the Jon >s hos­
pital in Hillsboro. Mother and
daughter return d home Monday
of this week.
THOMAS
VARIETY
STORE
Clearance sale, starts Thursday.
April 17.
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Home Occupied
By Calif. Family
NATAL —
Teddy Stout re-
turned to the Valamette school to
finish this term.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pringle
spent the week end in Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Zillman
of Cedar Grove
-------- call d on the
Ernest Kyser family Friday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Gene Northrup of
Banks wer“ Thursday visitors at
the Ray Taylors.
Mr. and Mrs Dean Porter and
Judy of Cedar Grove were Thurs.
day evening visitors of the Di­
vine families. Monday evening
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ro­
bert Hilliker of Aid r Grove.
Mrs. June Willis and Mrs. Alice
Lindsay wer“ Portland business
visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
motored to Portland Saturday.
Farl Sanasac of Renton. Wash­
ington is spending a few days at
I the Ernest Kyser home.
Fights Viewed
Monday Night
BIRKENFELD—Howard Jones.
Laurence J pson, Bill Arvan and
Hank Robin'on went to Port­
land Monday to see the fights.
Guy and Claire Bellingnam
and El«a Richardson went to
Portland Mondav on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bellingham
plan to leave this week end for
Michican after a new car
Lloyd Beach’; sister, Evelyn, of
Astoria visited here Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Buddy Larson. Mrs. Art
B'-llingham and Mrs. Ds i rei 1
Baker wer in Port!and Thursday
of last week.
Mrs. Ted B 'lineham sp-nt
Tuesday in Vernonia with her
mother. Mrs. A. Lolly.
Mrs. Buddy Larson gave a
birthday party for h-r two sons,
Larry and Bobby. Friday morn-
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