2 THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1952
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA. ORE
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mrs. Bruce McDonald arrived i hall to tha music of Bill Durbin.
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Saturday from the Good 1 Sponsored by F. L. Girls.
Samariton hospital where ’she
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of
t.as been since April 27. While Cottage Grove spent the week
there she underwent a major end with her mother, Mrs. Arch
operation.
It is still necessary Kimball. •
that she remain in bed. Mrs.
Arch Kimball was injured las:
McDonald expressed a good deal Monday while' working for Van
<! appr< elation for the cards and Vleet Logging Co. He had sev
* >wers she received while in the eral ribs and one arm broken
'/ospital.
and his lung punctured. He was
DANCE Saturday, June 14, IOOF taken to the Emanuel hospital
in Portland by Barney's ambu
Hl lance after receiving first aid
here.
AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary
cooked food sale Saturday, June
14. at Bush Furniture.
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THÜRS.. FRI.
JUNE 12-13
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Cash of
Portland spent Sunday at the
PRIDE OF
home of his sister and family,
ST. LOUIS
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weller.
Dan Dailey - Joanne Dru
i
Among those attending the ice
SATURDAY
JUNE 14 Follies Wedn sday night were
Jack Barry, Carrie Smith, and
FORT
their daughters Ora May Smith
DEFIANCE
and Beverly Barry.
Dane Clark - Tract y Roberts
DANCE Saturday. June 14. IOOF
MON,
JUNE 15-16 hall to the music of Bill Durbin.
Sponsored by F. L. Girls. 23t2c
BATTLE OF
Mr. and Mrs Bi!) Wilson Jr-
APACHE PASS
are th" parents of a girl, Deborah
John Lund - Jeff Chandler
Lee, born June 5 at the Jones
TUES . WED.
JUNE 17-18 hospital in Hillsboro. She weigh
'd five pounds, nine ounces. Mrs.
CYRANO de BERGERAC Wilson is the former Lois Schwab.
Joac F t‘rrer - Mala Powers
Mr. and Mrs, Herb Carlson and
two daughters, Jean and Janice,
were here Wednesday of last
week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Shipman. Mrs. Carlson is a niece
of Mrs. Shipman. The visitors
make their heme at Co'-ur d'
Alene, Idaho.
AMERICAN LEVON Auxiliary
cooked food sale Saturday, June
14. at Bush Furniture.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davis
and children arrived here Wed
nesday of last week to visit his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis.
They plan to leave June 22 to
BRAND
retuin to their home at Colum
bia, South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Davis are
the parents of a daughter born
Saturday at Tillamook. She
weighed seven pounds. 12 ounces
and has be.n named Carla Lav-
dell.
DANCE Saturday. June 14. IOOF
hall to the music of Bill Durbin.
Sponsored by F. L. Girls. 23t2c
A daughter weighing seven
pounds. 11 ounces, was born May
31 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gates.
Mrs. A. E. Jennings is recover
ing from a recent illness which
ketp her confined to her home.
Through the help of a friend,
Mrs. J-nnings now has a wheel
chair which makes it possible
for her to be outside more.
«Joi/ Theatre
YESTERDAYS
Three school buses of berry
pickers left town Monday morn
ing at 6 a m. for the Hartwick
FIVE YEARS AGO
farm near Banks to pick straw
From Th« Eagle. Jun« 12. 1847
berries. Ths buses arrive back
Nehalem Park, located about
home between 5 and 7 p.m.
eight miles from Vernonia to
Federici’* Shoe shop discon
ward Mist is scheduled to op n
tinued business last week and the
early next week by the owners, equipment will be sold or leased
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Dass.
by Tony Federici.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. DeBate
The new chief for the cLy of
Vernonia volunte.r fire depart are taking Mrs. Smith's place
I ment is Calvin Davis. An managing the Cozy. Mrs. Smith
nouncement of the appointment has gone to Tigard to manage
her confectionary there.
was made this week by Mayor
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
George Johnson.
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From The Eagle, Jun« 11. 1937
Camp Wilkerson improvem nt
Fred MacDonald, a graduate
will be aided to a considerable
extent Sunday when employees I of Oregon state college in 1933,
of the Columbia Tie? Farm Are was elected Saturday night by
planning to work with other j the dirtetors of the union high
county residents towards th? school as athletic coach and
construction of a permanent log teacher of manual training and
building for the use of scouts, physical education.
On Monday the Oregon Gas
junior Grange and uth"r youth
and Electric company completed
organization .
Leaving
here last Friday, arrangements for synchronizing
George S. Epperly, 78, traveled their plant with that of the Ore
to Bay City to attend the annual i gon American Lumber corpora
oyster feed. Th" trip was made tion and tying the two plants
in Mr. Epperly’s motor scooter together. This will enable them
to take care of almost any kind
and side car.
1 TEN YEARS AGO
of load with no fluctuation of
From The Eagle. Jun« 11, 1942 voltage.
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things under control. They con
trol both themselves and their
cars.
Egotists show up badly in
traffic. They ignore the rights
of others. They are self-cen
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"Show-off”
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