Club Entertained
Monday Evening
I Selle Increase« Fund
1 For Library Building
Home Purchased
In Riverview
Birthday« Are Caute
For Celebration«
TRF.HARNE — Charlotte Wea­
Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier was hos-
[ tess for the May 1 meeting of
ver celebrated h'r birthday Sun­
the Vernonia Study club. It was
day. Calling were Mr. and Mrs.
The Past Chiefs club met Mon­
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Reynolds and Kenneth,
day evening. May 5, at the home announced that the rummage sale
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reynolds. Ca­
ef Tressie Michener with five held recently brought in $97.17. I Clarence Powers and children
Mr and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis thie and Glen.
members and one visitor present. This brings to a total of $865.36
Robert Reynolds and Earl also
Final plans were made for a the building fund for the Ver­
and baby have moved from the I called.
cooked food sale to be held at nonia public library.
Stvman house on 3rd St., which
The birthde” of Joe Miller was
Bush Furniture Saturday, May
The book review of "Man and
has been purchased by Mrs. celebrated the week end of March
10, beginning at 10:00 a m.
Superman" by George Bernard
26 and 27 at the Miller home
Dewey Hunt.
Cards from Pearl Wilkerson
Shaw was given by Mrs R. D.
in Treharne. Frank White of
were read which said she had a Eby.
Oscar Matthis, who was in­
Astoria, father of Mrs. Miller,
pleasant trip and was nicely set-
The next meeting will be at
jured at the mill recently, is still was present. Charles and Frank
tied in her new home in Cincinat-
White of Portland, brothers of
confined
to his bed.
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
W
Nichols
tg Ohio, but was missing her
Mrs. Miller, also attended Other
who
will
review
“
The
Peabody
Vernonia friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Latin and birthday callers were Mr. and
The hostess prize was won by Sisters of Salem."
daughter of Portland spent Sat­
Mrs. Albin Bergstrom and Mrs.
Mrs. Fern Kullander.
Presman of Treharne.
urday at the home of Mr. and
Delightful refi ishments were
Mrs. Mae Wr'necke was hostess
Mrs. Clarence Fowler.
Farewell Dinner Given
scrv-d by the hostess.
, April 30 for her birthday which
The time and place of the next
Sunday guests at the Jim Bond
was May 3. After a pot-luck
At Robbins Home Friday
meeting will be announced later.
home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim dinner, Mrs. Wienecke opened
Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins
Frost and Mr. and Mrs. Charles many gifts brought by friends.
gave a fnrew 'll dinner Friday
Columbia Shriners to
Borton
of Portland.
'••'•'in'’ for Mr and Mrs. Lee
Meet at Vernonia May 12 Hall, who will make their home
Mr. and Mrs. John Krinick
I at Springfield.
spent Sunday at the home of
Columbia county Shriners are
Other dinner guests were Mrs.
Mrs. Ida Kilburg at Timber.
■rvited to Vernonia for their next
Belie Holborow, Billy. Cheril
social meeting, according to J. A.
Mrs. Robert Moore and son,
Bush. Jr., for the afternoon and and Georgia Bonnie L-atn and Gary, of St. Helens are spending
her brother. Lewis Donoho, came
evening of Monday, May 12.
in to visit the Halls a'so during a few days at the home of her
NATAL — Mr and Mrs. Carol
Their session here will start
Green of Portland calk'd on Mr.
the afternoon with golf and their last evening in Vernonia. sister and family. Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Robert Lindsay Wed­
unch will be served that evening
The evening was spent in play­ Glen Hawkins.
at the Bush home.
Mrs. W. H. Shafer of Sacra­ nesday evening. Mr. Gr-'en and
ing canasta.
mento, California is visiting her his parents were former residents
of the community having resided
sister, Mrs. P. L. Welter, who has on the Moran farm.
LET’S HAVE
Minstrel Show Presented
been suffering from a severe at­
Mrs. Leonard Thomas and
ANOTHER CUP OF
Jackr* spent from Wednesday
j At Natal Grange Hall
tack of asthma for the past three
COFFEE
until Saturday night with Mrs.
Th? Young People’s club of weeks.
H In Coffee — It’s the flavor I
Ernest Kyser and family.
Mrs.
Welter
pent
several
days
Sunday visitors at the Devine
Mist pres?nted a successful mins,
•hat counts! That's why Pa
last
week
at
St.
Helens
at
the
homes were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
ace Cafe diners always linger
trel show May 2 at the Natal
home of Mrs. Oscar Rand, hop­ Danielson and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
for another cup. Enjoy our
Granee hall. Club members have
Swanson and Margaret of near
'I nild-rich coff-e t'-day after a
ing to get relief from her ailment,
expressed
their
appreciation
to
Rainier.
Monday evening cal­
delightful palate-pleasing din
but
it
was
worse
there
so
sh
'
re
­
th -se who contribu'ed tims, ser­
lers were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
ner.
turned to her homo. She is much
vice. property and their presence
Pringle.
in making th ■ presentation suc­ improved at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
cessful.
PALACE CAFE
motored to Portland last Satur­
The Afghan was presented to
day.
Mrs. Carrie Smith
Sonny Welder of Clatskanie.
Mr and Mrs. Max Oblack were
in Astoria Monday on business.
Visitors at the Ray Taylors
Tuesdav evening were Mr. and
"rs. Frank Birt and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Hunteman.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen
BIRKENFELD -- Bill Arvan
of Mist w're Thursday visitors
cut his hand Tu< day while
at the Wavne Pugh home.
chopping wood. Several stitches
Clvd? Johnson has returned
were taken to close the wound.
from Eugene where he spent a
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gabriel-
few days last we-k.
son and Jimmv of Portland were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prinele and
w^ek end guests of Mrs. Adah s< n were Longview visitors last
Hoberg.
Thursday.
COME TO US FOR CAR FINANCING
Mrs Mary Essen, sistpr of John
Last week callers at the De­
and James Cahill, and Mr. and vine home were Mr. and Mrs.
Mis. Lawrence Ronnested of D?an Porter and Judy, Mrs. S.
Seattle were here visiting last
Libel. Mrs. John Devine and
BECAUSE,..
'■•?ek
Mrs. Essen exnects to Janell Devine of Clatskanie and
fly to Kodiak, Alaska this week.
Everett and Einar Danielson.
• Interest Rates are Lower.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carl and
Miss Marylou Fredrickson en-
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Mrs. Tom Hopkins attended the
ioyed the week end at Sunset
Pomona Grange meeting in Ver­ Beach.
@ You dsal with local people and make a local loan,
She accompanied Mrs.
nonia Saturday.
Kasper and daught-r, Frances,
f
Donald Jepson was home over of Vernonia and was their guest
• You build bank credit.
the week end.
at their cottage.
Dee Dee Thompson wa> a euest
at the L. H. Jepson home Sun-
Let us explain our bank loan plan for financing your new
dav.
C. C. Chapman’«
or 'ate model car.
Keith Elliott and Carmen Ed­
wards of Rainier and Kathryn
OREGON VOTER
Elliott spent th? week end at
the Cecil Elliott home.
Enderses Paget!
Mr. and Mrs. Cloice Hall visit­
ed Mr and Mrs. Ted Bellingham
"Our recommendation io party
last Tuesday
members is to vote for PAGET,
Mr. and Mrs. T -d Bellingham
because of h’s long faithful ac­
and children were in Vernonia
tivity a. orqanizer and leader and
Sunday visiting relatives.
his established contacts with na­
Word was received recently that
tional conventions and party
Pfc. George B»Hingham was
being sent to Tampa. Florida
leaders."
after a prisoner. George is with
Oregon Voter, May 3, 1952
the air force police.
Ex-Residents
Visit at Natal
Hand Injury
Caused by Ax
Vernonia Branch
S(ect a REAL
REPUBLICAN
Commerciai Bank et Oregon
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA.
ORE.
I House to Go Up
At Neverstil
MIST — Claud Kyser is work­
ing on the bridge down river.
Noble Dunlap is building a
house on the Sherer property at
Neverstil on the Sherer place,
which was burnt out recently.
Floyd Libel and his mother
were in the valley Friday to see
some relatives, Floyd was taking
his mother to his home in Fair­
view for a visit. She lives in
Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baillett
are moving to Sweet Home,
where he expects to find work.
Geo. Jones and his wife and
Mr. and Mrs
Shalmon Libel
were in Seaside Monday evening.
The Carl Ennebergs spent Sun­
day evening at the George Jones
home.
Mrs. Walt Bateson had business
in Vernonia Monday afternoon.
Opening Day at
Meadows Viewed
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Tisdale and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Beck and Susan attended
the opening of Portland Meadows
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale went
to Spikerville to see Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kells and children Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beck motor­
ed to the White River to fish
over the week end. They brought
home part of thn each, five fish.
Lt. and Mrs. Norman K. Phil­
lips and boys left Vernonia April
30 on their way to Fort Smith,
Arkansas where he will be sta­
tioned for one year to train new
recruits. They have been visiting
Mrs. Phillip's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Turner Daniel, and family.
Carolyn Daniel is some better
now following an ear illness. Mr.
Daniel has also been ill.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Weaver
visited Mr. and Mrs. joe Miller
THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1952
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Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Merkling
of Vernonia visited Mr and Mr-
Rome Whitmire Sunday evening
Rome Whitmire has been wil!
with the flu and an ellergy the
last week, but is up again.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robin
ett and daughters visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rich­
ards Sunday. Mr. Robinett op­
erates a strawberry farm at Bux
ton and is interested in lining up
pickers for the season.
Bill Higley was a supper guest
of the Carl Snyder family last
Monday night.
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