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THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1952
THE
Ms. and Mrs. Derrel Rose and
children moved to Springfield
Sunday. Mr. Rose has obtained
work at the Batholomew and
Buell undertaking parlor there.
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TREHARNE — Mrs. Byron
Kirkbride entertained the Tre-
hame birthday club Thursday,
November 6 in her home in
honor of her birthday.
Since
there were no birthdays in Nov
ember and so many birthdays in
December Mrs. Kirkbride and
Mrs. Smith set their parties up
in November. Linnie Reynolds,
who is staying with her sister
and family, Mrs. Claude Weaver,
while Mr. Weaver is in the hos
pital, and Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride
were guests. The club is having
a rummage sale at Mrs. Midge
Reynold's Nov. 13. Sale of cof
fee to drink with sack lunch
and proceeds of rummage sale
are to replenish club funds to
be used for good cheer and aid
where needed in the neighbor
hood.
Mrs. Merle Odam, children,
Judy, Jimmy and Darrell, re
turned home during the week end
from their trip back east.
Mrs. Merle Odam, Jimmy and
Darrell, called on Mrs. Florence
Kirkbride Monday afternoon.
Official* of the state depart
ment of veterans’ affairs have
expressed their concern over the
fact that more than 1000 widows,
children and parents of deceased
Oregon World War II veterans
have neglected to apply for the
bonus. The deadline is Decem
ber 1, less than a month away.
H. C. Saalfeld, bonus super
visor for the state veterans’ de
partment, which administers the
benefit, said an estimated 5,000
veterans who were bona fide
residents for one year prior to
their World War II service have
died in service or since discharge.
However, bonus applications
have been received from bene
ficiaries of only 3,978 of these de
ceased, and Saalfeld said the de
partment is concerned lest many
of the rema.ning neglect to apply
for the benefit before the dead
line.
As of October 21 a total of
101,271 bonus payments had been
made to living veterans and next
of kin in the amount of $40,-
864,200.
The average payment
per living veteran was $401.75,
and in behalf of deceased veter
ans, $536.89.
Roof of Natal
Hall Repaired
The last Pomona Grange meet
KNOW-UM
SIGNALS
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HOW
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KEEP HUBBY HAPPY
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When a man comes home after •
a hard day's work he likes io [
sit down to a really good meal |
And your meals can be good •
i only when you use good foods. |
, Thai's why the chief suggests
you trade at Mill Market and
RIVERVIEW — Clifton Solo
mon and Vercie Eaton of Rose
burg came Wednesday and took
the former's father, Tom Solo
mon, and went to Eastern Oregon
elk hunting. They returned Fri
day night. No' luck.
Mrs. Glenn Mitchell visited her
husband in the Veteran's hos
pital in Portland Saturday. She
found him rested but his leg had
not improved at all.
Mrs. Archie Craig and son of
Ellensburg spent a week visiting
her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Normand, leaving Fri
day.
Sunday visitors at the Ed Buck-
nsr home were Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Rundell and Mrs. Emery
George of Portland and Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. Rundell.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Harring
ton of Salem visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Vlcek
Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and son,
Kenneth, visited her sister, Mrs.
Ray Dorland, at Hillsboro Friday.
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THURS.. FRI.
NOV. 13-14
THE DUEL AT SILVER
CREEK
Injury to Ankle
Given Treatment
(Color)
Audie Murphy - Faith Domerque
NOV. 15
SATURDAY
TREHARNE — Ted Marlott
was in the Portland Sanitarium
* several days last week for treat
ments on his ankle which he
broke while hunting. Infection
had set in.
Mrs. Lin Reynolds slipped and
fell on a wet walk Monday
morning, bruising her left knee
and right arm. She was carry
ing her infant son, David, at the
time, but he luckily was unin
jured.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Reynolds
and sons visited Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Miller Sunday.
RAWHIDE
Tyrone Power . Susan Hayward
SUN.
MON.
NOV. 16-17
LURE OF THE
WILDERNESS
J?an Peters - Jeffrey Hunter
TUES.. WED.
NOV. 18-19
TO HAVE AND HAVE
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Walter Brennan
A TOUGH THREE MONTHS AHEAD
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FOR YOUR CAR
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First it's cold, then it's warm . . . flush, rain, sleet — the
weatherman has lots of tricks for the next three months.
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You can avoid motoring trouble though by stopping in at
Vernonia Service and letting George give it a check-up.
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Vernonia Sen. Sta.
Corner Rose and Bridge
Oregon-American
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THAT GOES ON THE END OF THIS
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Milk & Cream
• Paul.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Oakes and
son of Salem spent Sunday visit,
ing at the home of his brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. A
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DO YOUR Christmas shopping
early. Pythian Sister bazaar, and
food sale November 22.
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RIVERVIEW — Kenneth Lind-
i Say left Monday for Portland to
enter the service ol the U. S.
PYTHIAN SISTER bazaar No
vember 22. Pillow slips. aprons,
etc. Harris building. Bridge St.,
near Weed Ave.
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! Lockers — because they carry
i nothing but good foods.
Oakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley,
son Bobby, granddaughters Cleo
and Kimmie Breedin, and Mrs
Jack Fulton spent the week end
Army.
Mrs. Grace Normand spent Fri- | at Bonny Slope visiting Mr. and
day in Portland visiting at the Mrs. Gerald McCool.
I home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane ,
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RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Middleton and children moved
from the Smith house near 8th
St. to the Kono house.
Mrs. George Carl and children
of Hillsboro visited at the Olof
Jacobson home Friday. Her eld
est son, Robert Durham, entered
the U. S. army Monday,
Mrs. Helen Rand of St. Helens
visited at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. P. L. Welter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Wirtz ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Pederson and sons to Portland
Sunday where they attended open
housj and a benefit tea at the
St. Joseph home for the aged.
Mrs. Carl Wilson and children
left Sunday evening for their
home at Missoula, Montana after
spending two weeks at the home
off her mother, Mrs. Blanche
Mil lis.
Mrs. P. L. Welter returned
home Tuesday after spending ten
days at the home of her daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Abney, at Wishram, Wash
ington.
Hunters Return
Without Luck
TREHARNE — George Snyder,
LeRoy Thomas, James and Rosa
lie Kirkbride were in Vernonia
Tuesday'helping decorate the old
high school gym for the Sadie
Hawkins dance which will be
held this next Saturday night.
Mrs. Jane Miller called on
Mrs. Florence Kirkbride Tuesday
afternoon.
Rosalie, Stephen and Walter
Kirkbride spent Saturday in Ver
nonia helping their grandparents
with odd jobs.
Mrs. Jack Kells and children
of Mist visited Mrs. Snyder and
Velma Wednesday.
Btrt Tisdale attended the ball
game at Forest Grove Saturday
evening while Mrs. Tisdale and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beck and Sue
visited Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Pierce
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale and
Mrs. Sam Beck and Sue w.-re in
Forest Grove on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Reynolds
and sons motored to Forest Grove
Saturday afternoon on business.
Mrs. B A. Kirkbride, Jean and
Rosalie and Edwina Siedelman
attended the show at the Car-Vu
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Siedel-
man, Nancy and Donald, Jean
Kirkbride and Edwina Siedel
man drove to Portland Saturday.
ing
was
attended
by Mrs.
L. Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs.
Noble Dunlap. Clyde Henderson
and Richard Peterson who repre
sented the Natal Grange.
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Hall Prepared
For SH Dance
Natal Grangers gathered last
Sunday, November 2, for a work
day which was devoted to re
pairing the roof of the hall. An
other activity of the Natal Grange
was a benefit party that took
place October 31 for the Wells
family. That party also served
as a welcome for the Wells.
The Natal home tconomics club
met Wednesday of last week at
the H. H. Anderegg home at
which time the hostess box was
won by Myrtle Mathews.
The
next meeting of this group will
take place December 3 when
Christmas plans will be made.
I Army Service Started Monday
Residence Place
Changed by Family
Applications for
Bonus Still Out
Club Entertained;
Plan* Rummage Sale
Pomona Grange
Names Officers
Clatskanie Grange acted as
host to Pomona Grange at the
Quincy school Saturday, Novem
ber 1. One of the main activities
of the day was the election of
officers with results as follows:
Master. Walter Tracy, re-elect
ed; Overseer, Arnold Tarbell, re
flected; Steward, Joe Englund;
A. 6, Jerry Fildes, re-elected;
Chaplain, Fannie Mackey, re
ejected; L.A.S. Faye Tarbell;
treasurer, Vilas Shepard; secre-
tary. Elsie Tracy, re-elected; G.K.,
Matt Erickson; Ceres, Florence
Tarbell; Pomona, Mary Schwab;
Flora, Thelma Thomas, executive
committee, Walter Carl, Noble
Dunlap and Oscar Weed; Lectur
er. Lydia Erickson, re-elected.
Canning contest winners were:
tree fruit — 1st Anna Paavola,
Marshland. 2nd Viena Rantala,
Marshland, 3rd Elizabeth Parker,
Marshland, berries — 1st Bernice
Annia. S. Scappoose; 2nd Pearl
Becker. Warren, 3rd Ida Nelson,
Marshland, jelly — 1st Bernice
Anna. 2nd Bernice Luxford,
M*shland. 3rd Bertha Lyons,
Marshland
Pomona will meet next at Beav
er Homes in February,
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