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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1952)
Invitation Issued to bedding Rite October 5 Mr. and Mrs. Melvm E. Barrett extend an invitation to friends to attend the wedding of their daughter, Dolores, on Sunday. October 5 when she will become the bride of Jack May. The cere- mony will take place at the Evangelical U.B church at 3 p m. Club Entertained at Treharne Home Thurs. I Wedding Rite I Attended Sun I Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner at- tended the wedding of Charlotte Neuber and Donald Dewey last Sunday at the Chapel of the »tills on the Mt. Hood loop highway. Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H Dewey of Portland who formerly resideù in Vernonia where Mr. Dewey was manager Guest Caller Engaged of Miller's store. By Valley Squares Following the reception, which The Nehalem Valley Squares was held at the Dewey home in will meet Friday. September 26 Portland, the young couple left m the Birkenf-ld Grange hall. for a short honeymoon at DePoe Bay, after which they will go to A guest caller will be there. I Condon, where Donald will work on the local newspaper. Other former Vernonia resi- dents attending the wedding were Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole of Long view, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Ray D Fisher of Forest Grove; Mrs. H. R. Scheuerman and of Monmouth, Mrs. Gloria Corinne Wall of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lumm and Kath ryn of Portland. II iidhtage Th ' "Bad Lands’’ are was e lands in the Dakotas and W,s n>- "Ill wade through my homework And be ready for that date. I’m hungry for some Nehalem Milk. So don’t keep me out too late." Milk is th“ one quick-energy food that is always kind to a young lady’s complexion! That is why teen-agers prefer it! Local teen-agers drink more Nehalem Dairy milk than any other kind. sneo Pt ¿ 4 5 qt. $410 F6 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY k'i H i M DRIRY PRODUCTS JO. Grade A Pasteurizod Milk & Cream PHOÑÍ 471 Rainier Family Moves to Place BIRKENFELD — A new fanu- from Rainier is moving on the Homer Wilcoxon place. Guy Bellingham attended the 40 and 8 annual crawfish feed at Astoria Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carl and Mrs. Tutine Brittner attended a Grange conference at Elsie Mon- day night. Mr. and Mrs. Don J 'nsen and children spent Sunday visiting relatives at Tieard and Yamhill Mrs. Beverly Wallace was hon ored with a pink and blue shower Friday afternoon at the Grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hanberg and Toby Knowles spent Saturday at Seaside. Mrs. Fern Silva of Clatskanie passed away Friday. She spent several months here taking care of Mrs. Martha Rosenberg. Judy Says. fi* TREHARNE — Mrs. Snooks Beck entertain-, d the Treharne birthday club Thursday. Septem ber 18 at her parent's hosne in honor of her birthday, An out- of-town guest was Mrs. Helen McClure of Mosier, Following the opening of her gifts the ladies held a white elephant sale, proceeds going into the club fund. Mrs. E. M. Bledsoe and daugh- ter, Mrs. J. E. Britton, grand children, Mr and Mrs. Leo Kig- gins and family all of Estacada. visited the Carl Wienecke home Tuesday. Mrs. Bledsoe re ma med for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. H. A. Wilson is quite ill at this time. Mr. and Mis. Wm. Falconer and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke . njoyed the day at Seaside Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Tisdale were visitors at Bert Tisdale's Sunday. Ernie and Clair Sun- nell called at the Tisdale home Saturday. Daughter’s Engagement Announced ; Date Not Set ? Mrs. Blanche Millis annouces the engagement of her daughter, Virginia, to Ronald Graham, son I of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham. The marriage date has not yet been set. THE Recovery Being Made at Hospital EAGLE. VERNONIA. THURSDAY. SEPT. 25, 1952 Fishing Prevented During Stay in Kelso i TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs I NATAL — Visitors at the Er. i Mike Long. Rosemary. Carolyn, I nest Kyser home last week were Wuson and Joe and Jo Ann Kirk- Mr. and Mrs. Keaton Zillman bride motored to Kelso, Wasning- and children and Mr. and Mrs. ton over the week end to visit Dale Miller of Rainier and Mr. relatives and do some salmon and Mrs. Clair Devin" and child fishing but everyone was already ren. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pringle were out and Mike didn't get to fish. Mrs. Floyd Markley and boys in Portland Monday evening to visit Mrs. Pringle's father, John and Mrs. Clyde Purcell of Capi Titus who is a patient at the tol Hill called on Mr. and Mrs. hospital, He is getting along Mike Long and Joe Monday nicely but will not be able to mourning. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Kirkbride leave the hospital for several were lunch guests Monday of Mr. days yet. Mr. and Mrs. J Stout had as and Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride of their guests Sunday their daugh- Riverside Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Long and ter and family of Oregon City. Mrs. Ernest Kyser and Mrs. son, Joe, motored to Portland S. Devine attended the birthday Tuesday on business. Mr Long and Mr. Kirkbride party at the Nealy Holmes home last Thursday given for Mrs Joe have been ill with the flu. Holmes. Mrs. Helen McClure of Mosier is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Thomas of Rainier is spending a few day here with his Jane Mill-r, and husband Mr. and Mrs. jve Miller and daughter and family, the Ernest Kysers. Mrs Helen McClure m< I »red to Mrs. George Devine of Hazel Hillsboro Saturday on business. Grove visited with Mrs. Sam Devine last Tuesday afternoon. Ethel Kyser spent Monday evening with Marvlou Fredricg- son. For Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products Mist PTA Enrolls 20; New Teachers Received The Mist Partnt-Teachers as sociation held its first fall meet, ing at the gym Thursday even ing. Twenty members were enrol led and there were over 50 pres- ent. A short business meeting was followed up by a reception for the new teachers. The group entertained with a short program of local talent, Re- freshments wore s rved. Call or Write PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY Telephone 8812 Square Dance Class To Start in October Couples who would like to learn square dancing will have the opportunity to do so early in October when a senes of begin ners classes is scheduled to start. He asks that people wishing to learn notify him or Marvin Kam- holz. The time and place for classes will be announced early next month. I Vernonia, Oregon Timber Rt., Box 56 COMPLETE BAKING NEEDS! Before you get that cook » » book down be sure you I I have all the ingredients • you need to bake first t i class pastries. At our store you will » find everything the cook • book ordered and mote; to suit your various; baking needs. 1 Come in now and get; acquainted and you too,» will not only get the best J but get it for less, f MILL MARKET i AND LOCKERS: Remember— DELIVERIES TWICE ; DAILY: 10 a.m - 3 p.m. ; PHONE 1391 I I Oregon-American LUMBER CORPORATION WITH CORRECTED GLASSES Eyes change, too. from time to time. It your vision isn't what it should be. your glasses may need correcting. Come in for a thorough eye exam. We'll tell you the truth and. if your glasses do need new lenses, we'll do the job for you. Vernonia, Oregon DR. C. A. PLUMSTEAD — Optometrist Phone 115 Hillsboro 233 E. Baseline For Further Information Inquire at Ku.lander's Jewelry StnTw “You Can't Be Optomistic if You Have Mis'y Optica” Super-Cushion Tires Io 100KING! : ss? 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