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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1953)
2 THURSDAY, JULY 1«, 1953 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing. Jr., ing quite a bit of time fishing in left here Saturday for San Fran, the Warm Springs river and plans cisco on a short vacation trip. to return there again this coming They plan to be away about 10 Sunday for another short stay. Mrs. M. Grunden returned to day«. Mrs. Pete Brunsman hat been I her home here the latter part of at Kah-Nee-Ta near Warm I last week after several weeks in Springs for the past four weeks. the Physicians and Surgeons hos. He has been there intermittently pital, Portland. Tommy Watson, son of Mr. and for the past three weeks, spend- Mrs. Reginald Watson, was r brought home last week from Doernbecher hospital after spend NOW IS THE TIME ing over a month there with a [ leg ailment. TO BUY BEEF FOR YOUR LOCKER OR DEEPFREEZE BY THE HALF— Cut and Wrapped ■ FRONT QUARTER— Cut and Wrapped 30c lb. : HIND QUARTER Cut and Wrapped 40c lb. Thü i« well aged meat I from beef type cattle. • I I I I I I I I I I I MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS J Remember— ! DELIVERIES TWICE J DAILY : 10 a.m - 3 p.m. PHONE 1391 Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Cameron | and daughter, Cecile, of Oaborra, Venezuela visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Cameron over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron and sons of Astoria were also week end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frazee of Detroit, Michigan are the parents of a six-pound 14-ounce girl born July 5. She has b en named Denise Mane. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Waite are the parents of a daughter born at the Emanuel hospital, Portland, Sunday morning at 7:22. She weighed seven pounds 13 ounces and has been named Kathryn Marie. Mrs. Zoe Whitsell returned here Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. El- gus Frank after spending two weeks at DeLake with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitsell and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank were there for a short stay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bateman and sons came home Monday after a vacation spent at Cannon Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aldrich and family spent from last Thurs day to the end of the week with friends and relatives in the Coos I Bay area. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hauschildt and children from Seattle spent several days last week at Gear hart with Mrs. Paul Gordon. Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Hauschildt ar? I sisters. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bridgers spent Friday and Saturday at Seaside visiting her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Dee D Roche, who had brought their fishing boat down from Sitka. They had been fishing ther- for six years. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson were on vacation from Wednes- I pont ^ff/ashioned refrigerato^ PHILCO dairy bar ^ONLY *259’4 NEW 71»' nensat ion of the low priced refrig erator field ... Philco with Dairy Bar. Butter Keeper and the bigfrat ftwwr ever offered in a 7 foot refrig erator. Adjustable Shelves. "Key Largo" color. Philco 726. EASY PAYMENTS SUNDLAND'S ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE 786 Bridge Phone 581 Vernonia ‘NEHALEM VALLEY APPLIANCE DEALER Past Residents Stop at Mist MIST — Visitors to the valley Sunday were some old timers most of the older people will re member well, Mr. and Mrs. John- [ son and Mrs. Johnson's father, i Frank Haycox. Now all live in | Portland. At one time over 40 I years ago Frank Haycox owned a homestead next to the old H.nry Ruddiman place up near the old Wheeler farm. Later he owned and operated a shingle mill ’ on the Sandlin place. Then a few i years later, a shingle mill was own d and operated by Frank Haycox and Joe Banzer up by the bridge to the burn. Later the family moved to Portland. They were on a trip around the loop and to inquire about cemetery lots of relatives and friends. The children, Mary, Raymond and Frank, all went to school here. Frank Melis was a visitor from i Longview last we?k at the A. R. Melis home. It was a brass foundry Earl Doran is owner of in Seattle, our mistake. Sorry. The Lester Closners have re turned from their trip to Arizona where they went to attend the marriage of their daughter, Bev erly, to Russel Stuve. Strawberry picking is ov?r now for the pickers that have been going to St. Helens. I Curiosity About Planes Aroused BIRKENFELD—Six small planes Jepson. April Bellingham spent a few buzzed over Birkenfeld several days visiting her aunt and family, times Monday afternoon. Some Mr. and Mrs. Cloice Hall and I one waved from one of the planes, Allyson, of Vernonia. I creating a lot of guessing and Shirley Jones has been staying i curiosity about who was in the with Mr. and Mrs. Don Jepson planes. It was generally felt that this last week. it was some one known here. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Webb and Most of the farmers are busy children and Mrs. Guy Walker baling their hay crop. The heavy of Yamhill were at the Don Jen dew makes them late getting sen home Sunday. started in the mornings, but they Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cahill of work till late in the evenings. Monmouth spent the week end Mrs. Elsa Richardson and Claire with Mr. and Mrs. James Cahill. Bellingham drove to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Toby Dugan went Friday and joined Mr. and Mrs. to the Missionary conference the I A. M. Perry and Mr. and Mrs. first of the week. Fisher for a fishing trip over the week end at Clear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turn r Past Week Spent on spent the week end of the fourth Vacation at East Lake with their daughter and family at RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Florence. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubble at Seal Rock Louis Huntley and Mr. and Mrs. and Tom Reed, a former resident George Feil of Beaverton spent of Birkenfeld. the first of the week camping and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gabrielson fishing at East Lak?. The latter and Jimmy of Portland spent the part of the week this group and week end with Mrs. Adah Hoberg. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCool, sen Monday Mrs. Hoberg received a Mike, Boby Huntley, and Tom call that Jimmy had measles. Teel of McMinnville went camp She went to care for him as his ing and fishing at Olallie Lake. parents both work. Cleo a^d Kimmie Brsedin spent Dawn and Pamela Lousignont the week with Mrs. Mary Teel at spent Saturday with Mrs. Don McMinnville. I Practice Night Due Friday at Birkenfeld The Nehalem Valley Squares will have a practice night Friday, July 17 at Birkenfeld. Everyone is welcome. Written history is at least 6,000 years old. •Joy Thpatrp JULY 16 -17 THURS.. FRI. INVADER’S FROM MARS (Color) Helene Carter - Arthur Franz JULY 18 SATURDAY DARK COMMAND John Wayne - Marjorie Main Walter Pidgeon JULY 19-20 SUN.. MON. THE IRON MISTRESS Alan Ladd - Virginia Mayo TUES.. WED. • JULY 21-22 REMAINS TO BE SEEN June Allyson - Van Johnson Plus NIGHTMARE TYPHOON New Families Occupy Homes RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and four children from Montana moved into Mrs. Mills’ house on First Street and Mr. and Mrs. Gab? Potter and son from Tophill moved into the Schalock house on First Street Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark and granddaughter of Arcata, Cali fornia visited her cousin, Mrs. Emily King, Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brunsman four children, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Rourke, left Sunday for a two w eks va cation at Crescent Lake. From there Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke will go to their home in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. VYallace and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Porter, at Port- I.udlow, Washington during the Fourth vacation. They attended a reunion of Mrs. Wallace’s family whil? there. Kristi remained with her grandparents for a month. day to Sunday of last w ek. They saw Mr. and Mrs. John Roediger at Cottage Grove, drove on to Reedsport and returned along the coast highway. Mrs. Paul Gordon attended a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Belton at Canby Saturday evening and later tjie reception for the Beltons at which the other grand officers of O.E.S. were present. Mr and Mrs. Bel. ton are worth grand patron and grand Ruth. O.E.S. Mrs. Gordon went to Elmira Sunday to consti tute Appl gate chapter No. 182. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing at tended the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Belton at Canby Satur day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gwin spent their vacation we . k at several places in Oregon where they saw friends and at Long Beach, Wash ington where they dug clams. Mrs. Hattie Ward, mother of Mrs. Harry Sandon, is in th? Emanuel hospital, Portland, re covering from a broken hip which she received while at LaGrande Friday. She will be in the hos pital for about thre ? weeks. 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