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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1954)
2 THURSDAY. AUG 19. 1954 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. OR£ TOPICS OF THE TOWN BUI Wolff of Naial was in Port land Friday to attend the funeral of his uncle, Carl Ginther. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis went to Newberg Sunday to visit with Mr. Davis's father Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turner and small son Tommy arrived Sunday from Pendleton to spend a week here with his mother, Mrs Wm. Wolff. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush Jr. and two children and Dr. and Mrs R. D. Eby returned last week from a months vacation spent at Ninpoo Lake in Canada. Mrs. 6am Hearing Sr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. have both been ill with throat and ear infec tions. Many Homes Have Visitors NATAL — Wednesday even ing dinner guests at the Devine's were Mrs. Mae Hanson of Salem and Mrs. Ella Roeser of Mist. Mr and Mrs Ray Taylor spent last week end here at their home. Last Wednesday afternoon visi tors at the Hershey home were Mrs Albert Childs. Mrs. Wm. Bridgers and Kathleen Sauer of Vernonia. Miss Gladys Dass of Seattle is spending part of her vacation here with her parents. She plans on leaving in a few days for Ken tucky to spend some time. Cheryl and Ricky Devine spent the week end with their grand parents while their folks made a trip to Waldport and De Lake to visit friends and relatives. Sunday callers on the Oblacks were Mr and Mis. C. W. Wil- coxen of Clatskanie. Mr. and Mrs Sam Devine mo tored to Portland Monday even ing to visit a relative who is hospitalized. Girl Leaves ior Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer man of Vancouver were Sunday guests at the Bill Wolff home a: Natal. Leaving Friday for a two week« visit with relatives at Santa Ana, California were Mrs. George Bid dle and Letitia, Mrs. Bill Biddle and Sally and Mrs. R. J Cone and Robert. Buddy Cone who has been spending the summer at the R J. Cone home returned to his home at Santa Ana with them. Mr. and Mr». W. J. Nichol» spent Saturday night at Long view with Dr. and Mrs Powell B Loggan and family. Mrs. M. B. Steers Sr. was plea santly surprised last wc k with a visit from her brother. Will H Winston and his wife from Long- beach. California With them, also, were fn?nds. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Algoe, also from Long- beach. Lloyd Thomas left Saturday evening from El Segundo, Cali fornia to visit his daughter Mar guerite and other relatives. He Mrs. Dave Marshall since July 12, left this week for visits in Cali fornia before returning to Flori da. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ac companied her as far as Arcata where they all will visit with Mi and Mrs. Larry Marshall and family. From there. Miss Fair banks will go to Sacramento, Cali fornia for a months visit with her sister Georgia and her family. Winners in last weeks profit sharing drawing at Brunsman Hardware were W. O. Porterfield, Zelma Dow. Joseph Baker, Ran- dell Downs. W. B. Ortner and Mrs. Joe Medges. Mrs. Bytha Aultman of Collini, Mississippi arrived Saturday for a two weeks visit with her sist.'-r. Mrs. Claud? Norris and her fa mily. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Norris brought her here frem Sweet Home and visited at the Norris home Sunday, also. »Joif Theatre THURS., FRL AUG. 19-29 THE CARNIVAL STORY Anne Baxter - Steve Cochran SATURDAY AUG. 21 SHARK RIVER Carol Mathews - Steve Cochran SUN.. MON. AUG. 22 23 CAPTAINS PARADISE Alex Guiness - Yvonne de Carlo Plu» PECOS BILL A Walt Disney Featur tie OF ! ADMIRAL i RADIO Ic TELEVISION ! New Mid Year Mode' Now Here with Dyr. . Picture Tube«. Are [ Ray J I I FOR DEMONSTRATION AND ! SERVICE PHONE 774. OAKE’S RADIO SHOPi Funds needed NOw/ August 16 to 31 Emergency Drive Asks Polio Funds According to Mrs. Reta Riden our of St. Helens, county cam paign manager of the emergency "March of Dimes” drive which began Monday. August 16. the need in Columbia Counity is great as well as in other parts of the nation. Columbia Countv has had an advance of $9.600.00 from the national foundation so far this year, and has spent in the county $10,885.00 as of Jane I 30. 1954 | One of the factors that has made the emergency drive neces sary has been the use of the pre ventative vaccines in wide tests this year. If these prove suc cessful it is hoped that the polio epidemics can be stamped out, but now the expense is heavy Locally, one definite campaign for dimes has been started by Ma Vike and the parade of dimes is working its way around the counter This will be given j further boost next Tuesday when she will serve doughnuts and coffee for a quarter between 1 00 and 5:00 pm and paste the pro ceeds on the counter. This is a challenge to others to cooperate in this drive SHOP NEH II.EM — SHOP NEIIAl E.M — SHOP NEH ALEM I | Featuring... B ; Hudson House I E Olives — String Beans — Com i 1 Peas 2 S NEHALEM 1VH3S dOHS — HH IVH3N .IOHS — KJ B H3N dOHS Fishermen can't be too careful with fire in the forest. One fire started by a carelessly dropped cigarette or a campfire left untended can destroy a forest. Good fishermen are good woodsmen, too. They're always careful with fire because they know green forests and good fishing go together. REMEMBER — Fire Can Destroy. BE CAREFUL—Keep Oregon Green ALLIED LOGGING COMPANY Birkenfeld. Oregon THE LONG-BELL LUMBER COMPANY Vernonia. Oregon GARLOCK & CLOSNER LUMBER CO. Mist. Oregon PETER-GLENN TREE FARM Vernonia. Oregon J & H LUMBER COMPANY Mist, Oregon HAHN HARDWARE (McCulloch Chain Saws) Vernonia, Oregon TED'S SAW SHOP (Homelite Chain Saws) Vernonia. Oregon CEDARWOOD TIMBER COMPANY Vernonia. Oregon JAMES H. SMITH Pittsburg Vernonia. Oregon MARKET AND GROCERY For Delivery Every Day Phone 721 m | visiting in Vernonia this week. . family from Portland. Recent guests at th« George Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Culbertson and Lynn and Stevie of Roseburg Remnant home were cousins of came last Thursday for a visit Mrs. Remnant, Mr. and Mrs. G. with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbert A. Walther of Visalia. California. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. son and Mr and Mrs. Elmore Knight. On their return to Rose Cecil Johnson were her mother, burg Sunday they took with them Mrs. Lair from Longview, Wash David and Julie who had visited ington and her sister, Mrs. Kra here for two weeks and left Lynn mer from Portland. Mrs. Gerald Millis of Forest for a visit with th? grandparents. Mr. and Mr». Adclff Nelson Grove spent Sunday at the home were guests at the heme of Mrs. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Alf red Green in Portland last Aldrich. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Manford Johnson Mrs. Dorothy Gibbs Wat»on of and two sons left the first of the Salem, Oregon has been visiting week for Idaho to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson with Mrs. Lulah Fullerton. Mrs Watson was formerly a teacher and daughters Janie? and Joyce in the elementary schools here returned home last week from and is employed at Perryville, their vacation trip to North Da Oregon where she taught last kota. Their visit was cut short because of a foot injury received year. Mrs. Gladys Merrell of North by Manford Johnson who was in Bend. Oregon is visiting with her charge of the service station in aunt. Mrs. Lulah E. Fullerton. Mr. Thompson’s absence. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lundy and Mrs. Morrell formerly taught in Vernonia and 13 at present em daughter of Spokane and Robert ployed in pubi c welfare wurk in Donaldson of Portland visited the Walter Ol.ngers on Wednesday of Coos Bay. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Kuehn and last week. Mrs. Lundy is a cuus- children of Elgin. Oregon visited sin of Mrs. Oi.ngcr she hadn t this week with Mrs. Kuehn’s par seen for 25 years. Mr. Donaldson ents, Mr. and Mrs. M B Steers is Mrs. Lundy’s father and uncle of Mrs. Olinger. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Olinger George Hahn is spending this week in Emanuel hospital in cf McMinnville visited Sunday Portland recuperating from an with the Walter Olingers. Wal lace is Walters tw.n brother. operation on his knee Tuesday. Miss EmJly Fairbanks who has Mr. and Mrs. Roger Quirin of Lac-La-Hache, Canada have been been visiting with her twin sister, > ÿ?.. NATAL — Ronda Edgerton left on Monday for Los Angeles after having spent about three years here with her grandpar ents. the Knute Johnson.;. Mr. and Mrs. Knut? Johnson accom panied by Maxine Oblack took her to Portland Monday morning. Mrs. Dee Vere Hershey and children are spending a week in Portland visiting her sister, Mrs. Bill Lumm, and doing som ■ shop ping. Mr. and Mrs Oblack and fami ly were St Helens‘shoppers one day last week. Mr and Mrs. Lew Choate and boys spent Sunday out here on their farm. Mr. and Mrs Noble Dunlap were among those who motored to Clatskanie on Saturday Mrs. Sam Devine spent Friday at Taylorville visiting Mrs. Tom GHIsspie. Mr. and Mrs Robert Lindsay spent a few days recently in Red- mend where they visited their son and family. r and Mrs. Thomas who went down Itwo weeks ago plan to return next week. Marguerite is re cuperating nicely from the broken ankle suffered in an automobile ¡accident and returned to work this week wearing a walking | cast. Mri. H. C. Tailman of Portland ■ visited recently at the home of her sister. Mrs Harry Culbert son. • Mr. and Mr». Clyde Gilmore of Tacoma, Washington visited Mr. and Mrs. Zala Gilmore last week. J. E. Scctto and his nephew. Jimmie Scotto, from Shreveport. Louisiana visited last week with his sister. Mrs. Albert Blount, and her family. C. F. Heiber is visiting this week in Portland and in Salem with his daughter, Mrs. Helen DeCew. Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson visited the latter part of last week at Tillamook with Mr. and Mrs. Bu ford Wilkerson and family. While there she attended the Tillamook county fair. Visiting Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Westerberg on Keasey route were Mrs. Grace Pettijohn, Jack Bond. Mrs. Lola Hackett and Mr and Mrs. D. R. Devaney and family, all from Portland. Saturday night guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted DeWitt. were her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ripphnger and I
