2 THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1953 THE EAGLE,
VERNONIA,
ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
CuMts the past two weeks at Thomas.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. THOMAS VARIETY store going
Wee<j have been their daughter, out of business. Entire stock now
Mias Mildred Weed, and a friend, on sale.
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Mies Elizabeth Ahm from Pasa-
Wilbur Wilson and Guy Thomas
Oena, California. The Weeds and spent two days of last week at
their guests have made trips to Longview attending the Northwest
Seattle to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Public Power association confer­
-vm Weed, and to St. Helens to ence.
visit Mr. and Mrs. Elza Weed.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing. Mr.
•Mrs Weed and Mildred also went and Mrs. Harry Sandon, Mrs.
to Eugene to visit Mrs. Weed’s
Mona Gordon and Mrs. Lucille
mother who is 94 years old. The Tomlin attended the reception Sat­
jhrl« will leave Friday to return urday evening at Salem for Her­
to Pasadena.
man Johnson, associate grand pa­
THOMAS VARIETY store going
tron of the Oregon Grand Chapter,
cut of business. Entire stock now
Order of Eastern Star.
on sale.
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COOKED FOOD SALE Saturday.
Mias Edith Stratton, who has September 26. Bush Furniture. By
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George American Legion Auxiliary. 3713c
Remnant for two weeks, left
Mrs. L. L. Wells attended the
last Sunday to return to Van­ Washington county P.-T.A. school
couver, B.C.
of instruction at Hillsboro Tues­
COOKED FOOD SALE Saturday. day.
September 26. Bush Furniture. By
Guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. F.
American Legion Auxiliary. 37t3c
DANCE and drawing. Legion hall. Leake from Sunday evening to
September 26. V.F.W. Auxiliary. today have b en their daughter,
3515c Mrs. Dorothy Avey and her
Jim Ashbury of Vancouver, friend, Mrs. Fanny Stegman of
B. C. was a guest last week at the Idyllwild. California. They left
home of Mr. and Mrs. George here for Portland to visit a sister
of Mrs. Avey before returning
Remnant.
Mrs. Floyd Bush underwent a horn?.
goitre operatiqn last Monday in THOMAS VARIETY store going
the Emanuel hospital, Portland. out of business. Entire stock now
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartt of on sale.
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Portland were wt ek end visitors
Jewett A. Bush, Sr., is in the
-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Emanu.l hospital, Portland, be­
cause of an accident Monday
afternoon which took place as h
was near Clatskanie while en­
route home from Portland. The
truck he was driving was forced
from the highway by another
THURS.. FRI.
SEPT. 24-25 truck. His back was broken in
two places, but the full serious­
THE DESERT RATS
ness of the injury will not be
James Mason . Robert Newton
known until today, Thursday,
SATURDAY
SEPT. 23 when further examination is to
be made.
OKLAHOMA ANNIE
C. A. Mills is back in Jones hos­
Judy Canova - John Russell
pital
in Hillsboro.
SUN.. MOM.
SEPT. 27 28
Joi/ Theatre
MISTER
SCOUTMASTER
Clifton Webb - Francis Dee
(Color)
Bond Sales Increase
During July, August
Series E and H savings bond
TUES.. WED.
SEPT. 29 30 sales during July and August
showed a 45 p r cent increase over
POWDER RIVER
the same period last year, accord,
Kory Calhoun - Corinne Calvet
ing to Philip L. Hickey, county
Plus
chairman.
Sales throughout the
ALASKIAN ESKIMOOS
1 county amounted to $23,792.
A Featurette
Boric acid and boracic acid are
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ffif&hfoned refrigers^!'
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New Family Now
In 7th St. Home
Three New Books for
Readers Added Library
New books received by the Ver­
nonia Public Library'are: For All
Your Life, Emily Loring; Bing
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Crosby’s Own Story, Call M?
' Martin Long and four girls have Lucky and Th. Devil’s Laughter,
| moved into the Tyacke house on |
Frank Yerby,
| 7th St., coming from Darrington, '
A reminder of periodicals that
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may be checked out to patrons
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson of |
are: Life, Read?r's Digest, Good
Gaston visited at the home of Mr.
Housekeeping, American Home,
and Mrs. Lloyd Callister Sunday
Argosy, True, The Mtn’s Maga­
afternoon.
zine, Colliers, Popular Mechanics,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fercro of National Geographic, Saturday
Santa Cruz, California are visit­ Review of Literature, In Ken­
ing at the home of her niece and tucky, National Par:nt-Tvacher.-.,
family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawk­ American Forests, Time, and
ins.
Children’s Story Parade and Wee
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson Wisdom.
1 spent Sunday visiting her mother,
I Mrs. Clara Barnett, at St. Helens.
Sunday visitors at the home of
I Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Anderson were:
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Andtrson and |
children of Tillamook; Mr. and
Mrs. Eb.n John and daughters of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
BIRKENFELD — Petricia Berg,
Roediger and children.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff Berg, is now a stewardess aboard
i visited Mrs. Ann McGee and Toni Unit'd Air Lines, working now
Carstine at Tigard over the week on a flight from Chicago to New
end.
York and back. She writes that
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rauscher she likes her job very much.
of Goldendale, Washington visited
Mrs. Ted Bellingham and Mrs
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Don Jepson went to Portland on
Welter Monday.
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Knopf
Mrs. oDn Jensen and Mrs. Cecil
and two children of Portland
Elliott went to Tigard Tu.rday to
visited Mrs. Dewey Hunt Sunday
see Mrs. Jensen’s parents.
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bellingham
Ben Wilkerson of Lakeview
visited his mother, Mrs. Pearl spent Saturday night with their
Wilkerson, recently. She accom­ daughter and family. Mr. ar.d Mrs.
panied him to Tillamook where Ron Trenholm, at Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nord­
they visited Mr. ar.d Mrs. Bur­
ford Wilkerson. Then she went strom, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Larson
to Lakeview with Ben for several and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eaker at­
days visit, r. turning by train to tended the square dance in Ver­
Portland on Tuesday and on to her nonia Saturday night.
home.
Mrs. Robert Berg callled i'ii
Mrs. Myrtle Slanger Monday. The
Slangers just returned from a
trip to Bay Ocean after huckle­
berries.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Salmonson,
Vernonia and Mr. and Mrs. Arbie
Mills were Sunday dinner guests
TREHARNE—Vernonia Grange of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundland
will hold it’s annual Booster night of Mist.
Saturday, September 26, at 8 p.m.
Sewing club met with Jean Stuve
There will be a program includ­
last Tuesday. There were six
ing a state grange officer as
members present. Next meeting
speaker and the Columbia county
is September 29 with Maud? E.l-
agent has been invited to speak
lingham.
also. There will be musical en­
tertainment and a lunch. The
public is cordially invited to at­ County PTA Council
tend.
To Meet Here Nov. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker of
Portland visit.d relatives and
Mrs. L. L. Wells, president of
neighbors of Tteharne Sunday.
the Vernonia P.-T.A. and vice-
Mr. and Mrs. B'n Franklin of president of th? Columb a County
California. Louis Violette of Ver­
Council of P.-T.A.’s attended an
nonia and Lu? Rogers visited
executive
committee meeting at
Grandma Rogers W dnesday af­
nday.
The first
ternoon. Mr. Franklin and Mr. Clatskanie
Violett • are n phews of Grandma county council mt sting will be
Rogers.
in Vernonia on November 2. the
Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Robish of
program to be a workshop led by
Los Ang.les, aunt and uncle of
Wilbur Thacker, had dinner with Mrs. James A. K ng. regional
the Thacker family Wednesday v ice-pr. side nt of region 10.
night.
Richard Newton called at the
Wilbur Thacker home Friday. He
is out of th s rvice and will leave I
for Alaska this week to work with I
his brothers, Royce and Charles.
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Two Numbers Unclaimed
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Nehalem Squares to
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When the Nehalem Valley
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Sept inber 25. Walt Erwin of
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Again this week two numbers
remained unclaim d at Brunsman
Hardware for last Saturday's se­
lection. They are : first, 7350 and
third, 5263. The second number
was claimed by Art Oda tn.
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Air Stewardess
Work Started
Booster Night
Plan of Grange
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