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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1954)
> Illness Causes Stay in Hospital Representatives to Seek Reelection Again Elderly Couple Changes Home NATAL Ruben Lindsay is seriously ill and in the Jones hospital in Hillsboro. Their son, Clarencs, has been called home and he and Mrs. Lindsay are going in every day to s.e him. Jim Moran spent a week in Ontario i where he attended a cattle sale ■ and visited his daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. D.cVere Hershey and boys were last Wednesday dinner guests of her parents. Mi and Mrs. Albert Childs. Later she attended a shower in her honor. Mr. and Mrs. Sam D.vine were Sunday dinner guests of their son and family, the Clair De- vines. Other dinner guests there were Mrs. George D.vine, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hirtzel and child ren and Carl Danielson. Mr. and Mrs. Normarr Hender. son, Portland, were week end guests of his par. nts. the Clyde Hendersons. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson called at the Shalmon Libel home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. I. Dass were in Grays River recently where they visited her mother, Mrs. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Waddell attended the party at Alder Grove Saturday evening. Sunday ev.nine callers at the Sam Devines w le Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Stunkard and Marvin of Astoria. TREHARNE — Mrs. Ione Jus tice is ill in bed at this time. Mrs. Harold Peters, n and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Charles Barnes and family of Marquam, visited her sister and parents, the Justices and Kirks, Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk moved in with their daught.r and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jus tice. January 3 to make their home with them. Mr. Kirk fr?ll while in the bathroom one day last week and hurt his hip. While there were no bones broken, the injury is painful. Mrs. Linwood Reynolds is still ill. Last week she underwent vari ous medical tests and a serious glandular disorder and possible throat ulcers were diagnosed. Doctors btliev * that her present condition has been highly aggre- vated by shock at deaths of rela- tives. The most recent was her father, John H Weaver, who pass d away in the Miami, Okla. homa Baptist hospital February- 8. Mrs. Reynolds has been re ceiving continuous treatment, but has responded slightly. Funeral servic.s were held for her father at the Miami funeral chapel on Thursday, February 11. Mr. and Mrs. Gilb.rt Meier of Great Falls, Montana are the par ents of a girl, Saundra Kay. weighing seven pounds. 15 ounces. She was born February 9 at the base hospital. He is stationed there with the air force. Mrs. Harry Weaver helped Mrs. Forrest Reynolds Monday start getting the McCool house on Rose Ave. ready to move into. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds are inak- ing their home with his parents at present. This grade USOA I CHOICE Rep. Walter Norblad of S’ay- ton has anounced his candidacy for reelection. Norblad, a 45-year old lawyer, who was first elected to congrtss shortly after his discharge from the army in 1945, is compl.'tmg his fifth consecutive term in the house. His current committee as. signm nts include membership i n the powerful committee on com mittees. armed services, and mer chant marine and fisheries, and the position of western republi can whip. A nickel goes a long way these days—you have to go a long way to find something it will buy. When you stop to think, don't forget to start. VERNONIA. THURSDAY. FEB ORE. Operation for Child Due Soon THE VERNONIA EAGLE Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kirkbrid.’, Rosalie and Walter motored to Portland Sun- day to visit Jo Ann who is pro gressing very well. Jo Ann will be operated on next week, Mr. and Mrs. Toy Maker of Portland had visited all the children at the hospital and gave each child a toy elephant. Mr. Frank White. Sr., from As toria visited his daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller. Sunday and Monday, February 7 and 8. Mrs. Joe Miller visited Mrs. Floy Odani and childr n Friday, She was a visitor of Mrs. Jim Smith the day befor . Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon Entered as second class mail matter. August 4, 1922 at ttie post office in Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $3.00 yearly in the Nehalem Valley. Else where $3.50. NATIONAL EDITORIAL NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Starting with just the top grades is vitally important to our plan of bringing you fine- eating beef. But it's not enough. To make sure this meat reaches your table in perfect condition Safeway makes certain that all beef and lamb is correctly aged. This aging process results in peak tenderness .-toil-' and flavor. Then, at the store, your Safeway meat men carefully trim off all excess hone, fat and waste before weighing to Rive you lull value for your meat dollar. Consider these facts when you decide where you will shop for beef steaks and roasts We think they add up to this conclusion: You can t buy better beef ANYWHERE than you can at your SAFEWAY STORE. Here is our guarantee: YOU MUST BE PLEASED 100%—OR YOUR MONEY BACK t m T-Bone Steaks SAFEWAY ® Sirloin Steaks m Round Steak Tender and Juicy Rump Roast lb 98c Shi Boneless Beef Well Aged Thick Thin 75c 69c Finest of oven roasts For uelicious stews 100% Ground Beef lb. 85c 39c Guaranteed freih daily PORK PRICES ARE DOWN! Safeway Produce Section I PORK ROASTS JUICY APPLES Loin or Rib End Average Weight 2^-3-lbs. Juicy, flavorful Wonderful eating Delicious variety or All-purpose Winesaps Green Onions Grapefruit Rhubarb Amon. 8 Hoihout* Pineapple Broccoli Green Cabbage Carrot*, bulk Cauliflower ..... 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Heat and Serve Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Duchess Salad Dressing May Day Salad Oil N««vai Davor Frappe Shortening auputp ».. Honeybird Pie Cherries Parly Pride Half & Half >=• Royal Satin Shortening t . p q^ Fresh Pon Corn unP3PP«d 21 10-oz. AND HE’S OUT of tune on his fire insur- ance too. If our place burns down, we’ll get only what it was worth six years ago!” Better be safe. Bet ter see this Agent TO DAY ! VERNONIA INSURANCE Bill J. Horn, Agent Phone 231 — Vernonia 905 Bridge Street Choc. Cherries Roxbu7lb. Marshmallows XiX"a T‘k Toilet Tissue z.. 4 roll* Facial Tissue chiffon pkg Paper Towels Ze* rol Camay Soap 3 reg. bars Camay Soap 2 bath bars Ivory Soap 4 per*, bars Ivory Soap 3 med. bars Ivory Soap 2 Ipe. bars Parade Detergent 19 pkg. Tide Detergent Gl.nfpkg, Ivory Snow a 0.,pkf 59c 35c 37c 25c 18c 27c 27c 22c 27c 29c 32c 75c 30c Ivory Flakes 12 !•#«. pxg. lb. Small White Beans 2 Pkg. Large White Beans 2 pkg. Ib Idaho Red Beans 2 pkg. lb Pinto Beans 2ib.pkg. Butter Beans sp2kbdpkg. Fleet Mix ,cr bX. ,k,. Sno White Salt 26 O1.pkg. Frosting Mix M6‘noui‘*Pkg. Jell-Well Gelatines pk5. Dry Milk Lac-Mix1 lb. carton Cherub Milk tall can Milk Fr«*h 3.8 q’- NEW GLEEM TOOTH PASTE Large Medium 30c quart )ar quart bottl« 3 lb. pkg. No. 2 can •Sherbet, qt llty 3 lb. can 35c 33c 35c 35c 45c 44c 12c 29c 7ljc 39c 14c 22c r _l_i ’1 Ho»t«»» Deliaht . lockiail Fruit No- 2'> can NuMade Mayonnaise qt. Loganberry Jam 1 Plum Jam 2 n, Syr Up siaapy Hollow 24 01. Nob Hill Coffee > ib. Airway Coffee j ib. Edward's Coffee > )b. Can-A-Pop 12 o*. c»n Tokay Wine “ flflh Sweet Red Wine Cdl °nh 39c 69c 65c 49c 54c 96c 94c $1.01 10c 59c 59c 49c 49c 45c 49c 59c 29c 39c 89c 39c .... quart |ar Lb. cello pkg. Pop's Out of Tune! 18, 1954 To Assure You of Nothing Less Than Top Ealing Quality Lennon* Today is what we were looking forward to yesterday. EAGLE, is novt grade of beef sold at your Safeway Store Water Overflows Banks, Highway MIST — The water was pretty high in this vicinity last w.ek. The creek overflowed its banks as did the river. In some places it was over the ruad on the way to Vernonia, one place b ing 3 inches over. At the Alma Busch farm, she and her brother, C. Whittig, took their eggs and crate: to the Joe Banzer plac. Friday night and Saturday they had to come from their home by motor boat in order to take the supply of eggs to Vernonia. Austin Dowling went to Sea side Tussday to attend the funer al services of the late Cecil Lane. Bernard Dowling accompanied his father. He was soloist at the funeral. Mrs. Chas. Webber took her father, A. R. Melis, to Portland Thursday for medical attention. They returned home Friday. Mr. Melis is to go back again soon for an operation on his eyes. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach from Birkenfeld were Saturday callers at George Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Al Smith from Seaside and family and her father Oscar Jones, were here in the community Saturday. I THE WHEN IS YOUR ANNIVERSARY? REGISTER NOW AT SAFEWAY! Ilf- _ Concord Wine Honey wood WI m * Sauterne W me Swiss Colony fifth fifth Reddi-Wip Topp,n’7 oi ,iM. Margarine Sunnrb,nk - 1 ib. Montrose Butter 1 lb. Amer. Cheese Du,eh Mill 2 ib. AA Large Eggs dot. Bread Mr*. Wright * 111 lb. Slenderway Bread lb. SI.29 59c 53c 33. 79c $1.05 65c 24c 23c PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 20 j ,'-*7 ' 4** '15, ~ SAFEWAY J
