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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1952)
3 TMVRSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1952 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE TOWN TOPICS W riim Ratkia. son of Mr. and ■Mr*. Charles Ratkie, recently left for Seattle, Washington where he ha« enrolled as a student of the Northwest Bible College. He has riade plans for a four-year •iirw Waldon attended the local Assesnbly of God church and was the president of the young folk’s organization for some time. FX. CLUB danca Saturday. Sept- embar 27. I.O.O.F. hall. Bill Dur bias orchestra 38t2c JoAnn Cochran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cochran, left here Saturday for College Place, »ear Walla Walla. Washington where she planned to enroll in Walla Walla college, Seventh Day Adventist school. Arthur B Jacob* recently com. pJeied a home training program m radio maintenance and tele vision. graduating from DeFor- esrf'a Training, Inc.. Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Heenan «if Coquille are the parents of a siwt, John Lester, born September 17. Mr and Mrs. Jack Heenan ar-? the paternal grandparents. The bnth took place on the same day as Jack Heenan's birthday. DAMCE. Legion hall Saturday. September 27. Music by Melody Minert. Sponsored by American T -pirn Auxiliary. 39tlc Mrs. J. C. Harms and daughter. Kaye, of Beaverton visited Mr. and Mrs Jack Het nan Sunday. Darlene Morgan, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Morgan, entered Multnomah School of the Bible September 15. Miss Mor gan graduated ffom the local efoij Theatre THURS.. FRI. SEPT. 25 26 A GIRL IN EVERY PORT Groucho Marx - Marie Wilson SATURDAY SEPT. 27 MY FRIEND FLICKA Ruddy McDowell ■ Preston Foster SUM. MON SEPT. 28 29 THE BLUE VEIL Jan? Wyman - Charles Laughton TUES . WED. Sept. 30—Oct. 1 DALLAS Gary Cooper Ruth Roman I high school last spring. Don Grable left Monday by plane for his home in Rivera, California. Mrs. Grable will visit relatives and friends and return home at a later date. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Bergerson spent the week end ft the beach. Mr and Mrs. Claude Grable and daughters spent the week end visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kamholx from Goldendale, Washington were here from Friday to Sunday to visit their son, Marvin Kam- holz, and family. DANCE. Legion hall Saturday, September 27. Music by Melody Mixers. Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary. 39tlc Glenn Justice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Justice, was a visi tor here last week effd from McNary. F.L. CLUB dance Saturday. Sept ember 27. I.O.O.F. hall. Bill Dur- bin’s orchestra. 3812c Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Peasnall. Astoria, were guests Saturday night an<j Sunday at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schwab. Mr. and Mrs. Roger George are here from Los Angeles as guests at the home of h'r par?nts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs Judd Greenman were at Bend last Wednesday, making the trip thire Tuesday and returning Thursday. Loggers Repair During Closure Club Members Meet at Natal • ! ! j 1 , | j ' | I i , NATAL — Mr and Mrs. Max Oblack were Astoria visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilsoh spent Saturday night at Seaside. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Williams on th -ir trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor and daughter motored to Hillsboro Tuesday. Richard Peterson called at th? Oblack home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kyser and girls were in Forest Grove Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack were Forest Grow- visitors also Sat urday. Mrs. Robert Mathows enter tained the garden club last Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine at tended a birthday dinner given for Grover Devine at Cherry Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Armstrong and daughter and Mr. Arm strong’s brother and family of Portland were Sunday visitors at the I. J. Dass home. Acie Trotter was a caller at th" Ernest Kyser home Monday. Marylou Fredrickson attended the auto races in Portland Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine were in Taylorville Wednesday even ing and called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Grunden were at Salem part of Thursday and Friday of last week wher? they visited Mrs. Maude Space. BIRKENFELD — All logging operations were closed Saturday due to the hot weather and dry ness in the woods. Most opera tors are doing minor repairs in order to be ready to start work when it rains. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carl went to Clatskanie Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Fem Silva. Claude Johnson has been quite ill with virus pneumonia. He is able to be up and around some now. Aileen came home Thurs day to help her folks with the work. She returned to Portland Sunday. Edris Williams of Clatskanie called w Aileen Johnson Sat urday afternoon. Both called on Mrs. Cecil Elliott Saturday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gabrielsen spent the week end with Mrs. Adah Huber». Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beilingh*-'. spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Trenholm at As toria. Mrs. Ace! Lolley spent Wed nesday and Thursday with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bellingham. Bill Carl returned from Port land Monday where he has been visiting for two days. Mrs. Merle Ruhl came home Munday after spending a two- week vacation in Los Angeles where she visited her mother ar .1 sister. SHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZKXMZKZH^ H Don't Take Chances With Fire! i Home Occupied i On Third Street RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. David Tribble have moved into the Clarence Fowler house on 1st St. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson spent the w'*ek end at the home of her mother. Mrs. Clara Bar nett, at St. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park r spent Sunday at the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Parker, at Clatskanie. Mr. and Mrs. Ever'-tt Rundell of Portland spent Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Rundell. The Ed Buckn r family also had Sunday dinner at the C. N. Rundell home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley and son. Bob, spent the we -k end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCool in Portland. They •pent the tim ■ painting and mak ing the McCool's new home on Bonny Slope ready for occupancy. Mr. and Mrs. K"n Parker and children of Delake spent last Monday at the home of his par- i nts. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. On Tuesday they spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gwin. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Anderson | and family spent the week end at the C. 1. Anderson home. 4 </revf iff where I sit... // Joe Marsh No Longer Two Sides to This Question! F.ver seen those two-family haaa r i. they have in some places — with aeparate front doom and pOTche« -aide by side? My aister owm half of one and live* in it. near Philadelphia. Nice little frame home. Only Sin painted her half brown and the othci family always |«ainted theirs trren. Ruined the effect — but for ymra neither family ever thought of suggesting that they both de ride on a common shade. Hunters can't be too careful with fire in the woods. she says. "And they said let’s get a color we all like. So we did. A nice shade of gray for both sides.’’ From where I sit, so often when there’s a difference of opinion it’s best to sit right down and work things out (like when our volun teer firemen decided to serve both lemonade and beer at their annual picnic last month). Don’t let preju dices "color'' your opinion of your neighbor. He’ll probably be quite as open minded as you are. When fire breaks loose it destroys food and cover for game that took Nature years to grow. Good hunters are good woodsmen. They are careful with ciga- Now Sis writes that their two- toned home is no longer. “I men- losned we were going to repaint," rettes, matches and campfires Captrifht, IdSi, I nitrii Staiti H'rurrl foundation NUTRITIOUS FOODS KING'S GROCERY H Back to school days mean your youngsters wll be on the go constantly, their bodies demanding H the best in foods. Our shelves ha?e nothing H but the very best on theig Why not come in today and look around at our nutritious foods. H H KING’S Grocery - Market Phone 91 H K EE P REGON GREEN i COLUMBIA COUNTY COMMITTEE o ° KEEP OREGON GREEN Riverview H M H *MXMZHZMXHXHXHZNZHZHXHZMZHZMZHXHZHZHXHTHZXZHZ>2ZMXH H khxhxnxhxmxhxhxhxnxhxhih : “Where Your Money Bova More” At tbe Mile Bridge
