Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 15, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

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THURSDAY, OCT
15, 1953
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA,
ORE.
CLASSIFIEDS
Social Security Deer Sought on
(Note: This, another of a series
of articles on social security, tells
which circumstances will cause I
RIVERVIEW — Tom Solomon
cancellation of benefit payments.
The articlle comes from the Port­ and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Solomon
of Roseburg hunted east of the
land social security office.)
FOR TRADE
FOR SALE—General
When you become entitled to mountains from Wednesday until
Monday.
GRAPES for sale at The Old WILL TRADE $3000 equity in monthly old-age or survivors in­
We k end visitors at the home
surance
payments,
you
will
re
­
Home 1 mi. tast of Cornelius on Hillsboro home for pioperty in or
of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mitchell
ceive a check each month unless
Tualatin valley highway No. 6. near Vernonia. Inquire 642 Third certain events occur.
The law were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darbv
40t3 gives some ev.nts that will sus­ and. four sons of Oak Grove and
Rebecca E. Goodin, owner. 42t2c St., Vernonia.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper of
pend the payment of monthly ! Tacoma.
ONE folding leaf breakfast table.
WANTED
checks for one or more months. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood
Mrs. L. If. Cates, house 88 O-A WANTED: Long Fir Piling. AT- It also specifies other events that | spent several days last week in
hill, near Mill Market ar.d water 9433. Niedermeyer-Martin end your right to receive pay­ S attle, spending part of the time
' visiting friends Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Lockers.
42t3 Co., Portland Trust Bldg., Port­ ments. These events are given Sabby.
land 4, Oregon.
40t3c below and you must report
Mrs. Ed Buckner. Mrs. C. N.
'TOMATOES, sweet corn and
them promptly to the social se­ Rundell and Mrs. Merle Cline
squash. J a roes Gardens, ph. Hills­ HOUSEWIVES wanted—Address curity administration if any of spent Monday in Portland visit­
boro 24FI3 evenings.
42tl advertising postcards. Must have th m happens in your cases when ing Mr. and Mrs. Em 'ry George.
good handwriting. Write Nation­ you are drawing monthly bene­ "Mrs. Rundell remained for a
longer visit.
'TWO-PIECE overstuffed set in al Engraving, Watertown, Mass. fits.
Mrs. Cl?on Woodruff and boys
40t7
Ray S.
good condition.
$30.
First, if you are not yet 75 of Portland spent the w"ek end
4H3
Stanley, Treharne.
years of age and you are receiv­ at the home of her mother, Mrs
ALDER LOGS WANTED
ing monthly payments either as Alice Mills, while her husband
ACCORDIAN Lessons. Inquire
went desr hunting at Rockaway.
retirement, as a dependent, or as
Will pay premium price for
from Mrs. Woolsey, 976 Second
Mrs. Lloyd Callister. son Ron­
a survivor, the benefit is not nie and Mrs. Clara Hill spent the
really good logs.
Ave. Phon- 1493.
41t3c
payable for any month in which week end at Albany at the home
ON ACCOUNT of illness am
you earn more than $75 in a job of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill. They
JURGENS MILLS
forced to sell my small herd of
covered by the law. Monthly visited friends at Brooks and
Beaver Springs Road—Rainier
| Woodburn on their way home.
registered Nubian milk goats.
benefits to members of your
Phone 6-8256
Young laying hens. E. R. Thorn­
family are not payable for any
X-ray equipm.nt may join the
25tfc
ton, Riverview or phone 253. 41t3
month in which your old-age pick and shovel as aids to the
benefit check is not payable.
gold and silver prospector.
ONE gas Kenmore stove, two HIGHEST casn prices paid for
After you b-come entitled to
cream and eggs at your door—
ye. rs old. Inquire 991 Ros - Ave.
picked up once or twice weekly— monthly payments, you must no­
William Vealey.
4113
call or write Forest Grove Cream­ tify the social security adminis­
AUCTION—Livestock and miscel­ ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone tration if your wag.s are more
14tfc than $75 per month for such em­
laneous Saturday, October 10 and 126.
ployment. One notification only
24, 1953. Clatskanie Community :
is necessary and your benefit
Auction trading barn. Op n daily. - FOR RENT
i i m it. hi E. <i C ita ante on 5-RM and 3-rm. apartments. Both will be suspend ’d until you ad
U. S. 30.
40t3 !
places have bath, wired for elec. vise that you are no long r work­
stove,
Two sleeping porches with ing in this manner.
H . LITTLE automatic floor fur-
Certain types of work are not
ach.
4-rm.
house with shower.
no e. Large siz *. Also two oil
covered
by social security and
Helene
Hand, 1302 State Ave.
ba - < Is with control valves and
you would not have to report
41t3
nt; d.
Inquire 475 South First
such earnings If you are doubt
A ■.
40t3 APARTMENT for rent.
Three ful about this, be sure to discuss j
7ONS ch at seed. Adaptable rooms and bath. Electric range, it with your social security of­
If you are under 75 and |
t, p >or, acid soil. Get ap- oil beat. Rivervb w Apartments. fice
render
substantial services as a '
36tfc
x.niately I ton gain per acre
a higher protein value than SMALL, clean, unfurnished house self-employed person as an owner I
Also nuik.s good horse hay. for two. See Mrs. R. D. Eby. or partntr in a trade or business J
covered by the law and your n t |
i 2nd crop clover hay, 60c
34tfc earnings average more than $75 !
, for rabbit«-, or cattle. Elmer
geri-c n, Tirnb'-i’ Rt.. Vernonia, i 4-ROOM house. John St ele, 4th a month during the taxable year, ■
42t3 benefits are not payable for one ;
gon.
40t3c and Nehalem Sts.
or more months in that year.
I
V.'OOI. scatter rug, never FOR RENT or will sell: 2-b'd-
Self-employment earnings of :
us d, standaid size, wine room house, bath and garage. $900 or less for th? taxable year ;
I’arga. n at $5. 1205 Slate Half acre. $30 p.r mo. Ph<.ne will not aff ct your paym nts.
Pittsburgh. For details For each additional $75 or part '
4013 11F03.
write owner, A. J. York, 923 N. of $75, one month's be lefits may !
11'4 FORD 6 pickup. Good motor E. B ach St.. Portland or phone
not be payable. Generally, you i
i'l
tires. Body rough. Cheap TRinity 7293.
42t3 perform substantial services when 1
ti. pollution See it at Midway
you actively engage in the opera­
Apartment No. 5.
40tfc
tion of your trade or business.
If you are drawing social security
H/ Y AND STRAW, grain and
benefits and you become self-
ft" d grain,
Fair prices as to
employed. you should discuss
quality and quantity. Will con-
your situation with the social s ■-
gidtr beef or milk cattle m trade
TREHARNE
George E. Kirk,
<■ i er Bergerson, Timber Rt.. Ver­ who has been in the Emanuel hos­ curity administration b.cause in­
ner a, Oregon.
36tfc pital th" past tw<> weeks for an dividual circumstances differ.
If you are under 65 and are
appendectomy and removal of
INSULATION AND WEATHER
adhesions, will be home- Tuesday receiving monthly benefits as
STRIPPING. "Th more comfort, of this week. He is getting along the wife or widow of an insured
tl i '.ess cost.’’ No money down, fine.
Mrs. Sam Beck visit -d h r par­ person, the payment may be made
•. payments. E. L. Blake Con­
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale only while you have in your care
st i id ion Co., box 93. Clatskanie, over the* week end, returning home a child who is also entitled to
Oregon. Phone 312.
28tfc Sunday and taking Sue and Mary, monthly benefits. When any p r-
th ■ Beck’s daughters who stayed
son receiving monthly payments
with then grandparents while Mr
and Mrs. Beck went hunting dur­ as a dependent od as a survivor
ing vacation week.
Mrs. Bert marries, th ■ payments are ended.
Tisdale went home with them Wife's benefits end in case there
I 1 MODELING, home . improve- also to sp-nd th week.
is a divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riggle1 of
> ' '
house leveling, founda
A child's survivor ben. fit ends
Buxton were Sunday visitors of
t ■ ■
additions. All work guaran- Mr. and Mis. Carl Wienecke and in the month bebfore he or sh1
t' d.
No money down, easy grandma Rogers.
reaches age 18. If the child mar­
Arnold Wi-neck? of Hillsboro ries before reaching age 18, his
t’
-
E. L. Blake Construc-
-nt Thursday night with Ins
ti a Co., box 93, Clatskanie. Ore- sp
benefit stops.
If a child is
brother and family.
g< rt. Phone 312.
28tfc
Betty Davis visit d at the Carl adopted by someone besides cer­
Snyder home Sunday.
tain relatives, his paym. nt will
AT RON SHOP, clothing repairs,
Mrs. Carl Snyder spent last end an. of course, in the case of
h
titching. At Vernonia Clean- week in b d with the1 flu.
any beneficiary who dies, month­
i
June Willis, phone 1211.
ly ben-'fits are ended. All of
23tfc
these events must be reported to
AUCTION. Every Friday.
We
the social security administration
h«ve a good market for your live-
promptly in order to avoid diffi.
st< k, furniture, tools, poultry.
cultv and possible p’nalties.
Ue buy, sell, trade, every week
Those who wish to file claims
day, paying cash for livestock,
ROCK CREEK
Vernon Lind- or obtain social security informa-
fir Titure, machinery, tools. Alt- slev and Russ Juola had a power
rr . > Auction Mart. Forest Grove. saw and other logging equipm nt during one of his regular weekly i
Pt
7615 nights, 5320 Walt stolen from th? isolated timber Columbia county visits Mr. Cum- I
tract where they were working
A • an. Auctioneer, selling live- for Dane Brady
mins may b.1 contacted on the j
si- k or general farm sales any­
Herb Counts was back from second floor of the St. Helens I
where.
lltfc R, s burg for a few days. Mr. Courthouse, any Monday. 1:00 i
and Mrs Don Hanson and son of to 3:00 p.m , or local residents 1
Portland were also visiting the
FOR SALE—I nturance
may wish to visit or write the
horn - folks over the week end.
Portland office local, d in Room
May Kriegers mother. Mrs
1 'LL-HUDSON Insurance, tele-
l ' ■
773. We have a reliable Jessie Reed, of Portland spent 104, Old Post Offifce Building,
this last week with her. This
C< . writing cars for 3, 6, 9 week sh • has Bud's small daugh­ Portland. Oregon.
e . nths at low rates. Also fire ter Janel. with her.
Harold Krieger brought his
i .:ance. Geo. Bell, H Hudson
37tfc tractor back to do several weeks
logging on his place her1.
X
Eola DeVaney spent several
FOR SALE OR TRADE days
at her horn-- here She has H
been working in Oswego.
SELL OR
TRADE 1944 l'»T
Mrs. Ben Westerberg is the
I'» c. ;e with large van (suitable new secretary in the high school
office.
house trailer or “crummy ")
pick up or tractor
Ph Hills-
I- •> 24FI3 evenings.
42tl
Hunting Trip
I
I
I
3-Week Trip to
Ohio Completed
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Dee
Ver? Hershey returned Friday
night from a three weeks trip to
Ohio to visit relatives and stop­
ping at various places.
Ethel Waddell of McMinnville
spent the week end here. She
came to help her brother, Ralph
celebrate his birthday.
Guests at the Henderson home
during the week end were Mr.
and Mrs. C. Kraig and family of
Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hen­
derson and family and Mr. and
Mrs. McNiels. all of Portland.
Bowling Results
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Won
King’s Grocery
13
Mill Market
10
Bob’s Union Service
8
Clatskanie
1
Lost
3
6
8
15
CITY LEAGUE
Won
Dessy’s
16
8
S.P.&S.
Team No. 4
8
0
Sundland’s
Lost
0
8
8
16
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Dessy’s
Safeway
Sam’s
Vernonia Drug
16
11
7
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ITS LUCKY when you
Recovery Made
From Operation
live in America
Equipment of
Loggers Stolen
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SEEING IS BELIEVING AND M
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy and for the beau-
tiful floral offerings during the
recent bereavement in the death
t>f our husband and father.
Mrs C A Mills and family
42tlc
Buyer Demand High
For Stock at Auction
Demand for stock has increased
recently and now stands at a high
point according to Jack Alder,
one of the owners of the Clats­
kanie Community Auction. He
pointed out that prospective sellers
have a good opportunity to dis­
pose of stock now becaus • of the
greater demand S veral buvers
have indicated they will be at I
the auction this Saturday.
FIX'
Meats-
Groceries
egeteble«
YOU DON'T NEED ANY
SPECIAL GLASSES TO SEE
YOU'RE GOING TO SAVE
MONEY HERE. JUST ASK
ANYONE WHO TRADES
HERE — THEY'RE OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT.
SAM'S FOOD STORE
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Free Deliver;
Phene 761
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