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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1954)
Hoboes Gather Friday the 13th Reunion of Schoolmates Featured at Luncheon THE Our Great America EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. i j ’ 1 I I Teacher Takes Marriage Vows Sauvies Island Hunt Rules Set GOING TO ; MAKE A CAKE? of 10-5-100 formula is very good, but is more difficult to use be cause of the need for mixing. The Bordeaux spray would be particularly effective for late sea son applications. If it is desir able to use a dust, any of the copper dusting materials con taining 5 to 7 per cent copper, applied at the rate of 25 pounds per acre are satisfactory. If srays are applied now a two week interval before the next application will probably be suf ficient in most cases. As fall weather approaches weekly ap plications are advisable. To build and equip the average* schoolroom costs $38,000 BODY SUPPORTS ELASTIC HOSIERY TRUSSES that you can fit yourself. ! ! I Bean Picking Attracts Many Circle Gives Farewell Party (MILL MARKET; i AND LOCKERS; 'You’ll like Lucky- the aged beer " I Mother from California Visits Son and Family ”1 mode the holtl reservations — I bought my American {«press Travelers Cheques and yet I keep thinking I've forqotten someth,nql" Vernonia Branch Commercial Bank ef Oregon RIVERVIEW — Mrs Aasta Campbell of W’oodland Hills, I California is visiting at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell. Laura. John and Ezra Brewer of Corvallis are visiting their mother, Mrs. Olin Robbins and I brother and family, Mr and Mrs. James Brewer. I Mr. and Mrs Albert Schalock Billy Lee John spent Sun I and day at Willamina visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johns. Mrs. Olin Robbins is home this I week from Trout Lake. Washing I ton where her husband is work ing during the shut-down. I Taste what a difference Lucky« thorough ageing make* You’ll notice the difference — the smoother, mellower flavor —the premium pleasure that thorough ageing puts into Lucky Lager beer. You’ll enjoy those same exceptional qualities in every bottle or can of age-dated Lucky I-a ger. Truly, Lucky I-ager is one of the world's finest beers. LUCKY LAGER I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation i One tree may make 1,000.000 matches One match can destroy i 1,000,000 trees. Prevent forest j f.res KEEP OREGON GREEN’ I 3 Potato Blight Appears Now Mrs. Harry Culbertson and Mrs. Edgar Crawford were in Portland last Thursday to attend a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Culbertson's sister, Mrs. Tailman, which was given in honor of an old school mate who was visiting in Portland from California. Other guests were also former schoolmates, some of whom had not seen each other for thirty years. The day was spent in | visiting and reminiscing about I old times. Spray or dust control measures for lat • blight fungus are due I now on most potato patches if I th? owner is to be assured of a crop Some fields or potato patches have already been af AVf«AGE UFf SFA« OF A n AJlQAbOBUt 14 VfAfiS fected with late blight, indicates BV THI TlMF A JALOPY PFACU« TMf SCRAP HfAP 'T* Don Com Walrod, county exten 5PFFVOMITER TAllitPAT LEAST 121.000 AMlff sion agent. Late blight, so called because it generally attacks plants at the blossoming stage or afterwards, ; may first appear as pale-green ir I I regular spots. The spots rapidly i increase in size and the centers ■T h F BCUBPU'Alk' AT ATI Au-. ’ ■. 1 COUUIU ■ die and turn brown or black. The IUA1BER TO BUilP 750 TWO-BtPeOOM MOMeS stems generally become affected and the entire vine may be killed Two first - IKÌ A CAUF and blackened in just a few days PsASfMFN IN HISTORY SAWMILL cut HAVf AAADf UNASSlSTfP In a setting of white gladioli Humid conditions spe -d the i UTO A LO6 TRIPLE P lays i M /.5OO IM W and candlelight at Milwaukie Lu -tue MAJO« LtABUFS... spread of the disease. ÄVPfP OvT / GFOfdE 9c»*ri Of rue THE 106 theran church August 1, Marilyn Tubers from infected fields be RSD 5O< AVO JCUA'VY VUUlCU Mae Sannerud became the bride w/v of T*e come infected with the diseas' UOLLOW. HAP JUST BfFH HAULED of Lawrence Ludlow Lambert of organism and they will not keep. IN FPOM TUÇ Everett, Washington. MILL RDN& The disease spreads from the The bride wore a gown of slip surface of the potato through Birkenfeld Entertains per satin with full court train, “ flesh like the diffusion of a Square Dance Jamboree Galvanized Roofing Needs th with lace edging the high yoke brown stain. At first the tissue Nehalem Valley Squares are and hemline. Her fingertip veil Paint Protection Jobs will be dry and firm, but soft having a jamboree on Saturday was held in place by a crown of rots usually follow and destroy Rust-speckled roofing and sid evening. August 21st, at the Bir the tuber. pearls and lmdescents. She car ing of galvanized iron sheeting is kenfeld gym and a number of ried white roses centered with a Control of blight can be achiev well known callers plan on being Recent regulations issued from a warning that the time has come ed by applying one of several single white orchid there to help with the evenings Her matron of honor wore a the Oregon State Game Commis for a paint protection job, and fungicides as a protective mea entertainment. Everyone wel frock of yellow net over taffeta sion state that Sauvie and Govern such jobs are best done during sure to keep the disease from come. gaining a foothold Of the recom and the four bridesmaids wore ment Islands will be closed to dry weather. mended materials, Dithane and similar dresses of pale pink and crow and racoon hunting during Just as zinc in the form of gal Parzate are good because they blue. They all carried bouquets the month of August. At the present time, the water vanizing is by far the best ■ pro do not cause extensive foliage of Gerbera daisies. After a reception in the church is so high that most of the desir tective metallic coating for the damage. Either material is used parlors, the couple left for a able racoon hunting areas are rust-proofing of iron and steel, so at the rate of two pounds in 100 honeymoon along the Oregon flooded, and crows have shown is Zinc dust paint the best ma gallons of water. Bordeaux spray coast. They will live in Everett, no indication of bunching or form terial for resurfacing a galvanized flight patterns that provide good sheet, according to county agent, Washington. hunting. It is anticipated that Don Coin Walrod. both types of hunting will be Such zinc dust paints ar? manu authorized in September. factured by many paint makers. On Sauvie Island, however, dog It is often packaged in a two- training is now being permitted compartment container for on- on that part of the Oak Island the-job mixing. The unused por tract inside the Sauvie Island tions of tht zinc dust and the TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs. drainage district dike, and the binder will stay in good condition Albert Reynolds and son Ken entire area with the exception of in storage almost indefinitely. neth, Mr. and Mrs. Don Reynolds the safety zone around the Oak Thoroughly cleaning all rust and children, Mr. and Mrs. For Island farmstead is open to fish scale on surfaces to be painted is ing. rest Reynolds and Mi. and Mis. important so that the paint can All the gates on the island are get a firm grip on he base metal. Harry Weaver and family have all been at Independence picking locked with the exception of the A stiff wire brush is an efftetive Oak Island road gate which re tool for th's purpose, says Wal beans. It is possible to Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Harders mains open. rod. and daughter left last Tuesday drive the length of Oak Island To be sure that the metallic evening for Douglas, Wyoming by being careful and avoiding zinc particles and the binder stay where Mr. Harders hopes to find the low muddy areas, and it is thoroughly mixed, experienced work. They report a fine trip. expected that by the middle of painters apply the paint from a I I Mrs. Albin Bergstrom and Mrs. the month the Steelman and Ren- small can only one-fourth filled. If so, you'll need many j tenaar gates will be open. By dipping th? brush to the bot ingredients which all; Turner Daniel called on Mrs. Jerome Whitmire Monday. tom of the can, they keep the contribute to the success j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snyder called paint consistency throughout the or failure of your ven-! on Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Whit job. iure. We feature a com-J mire Sunday evening. FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT U.SE A j plete line of baking J KERATOLYTIC BECAUSE— goods guaranteed to give j It SLOUGHS OFF the tainted j Old Resident Visits best results. Remember J RIVERVIEW — The Friend outer skin to expose buried fungi i and kills it on contact. Get this — For your complete! After Long Absence ship Circle gave a surprise fare STRONG, kcratolytic fungicide, MIST — A few of the old- well party for Mrs. Wm. Chal T-4-L, at any drug store. If not baking needs shop at— j will remember the Shcd- mers Sr. Friday at her home. pleased IN ONE HOUR, your 40c 1 , I timers wm family that homesteaded here They presented her with a gift back. Now at Vernonia Drug in the 80's. They cleared a nice and refreshments of cak“ and icq farm way back up in the hills cream were served. Mrs. Chal which 13 somewhat grown to tall mers has rented her farm and has trees. One of the girls, Annie moved to Hillsboro. Shedwin. was shaking hands with Mrs. Helen Sauders and child old friends last week. She now ren of Portland ar? visiting at the lives in San Francisco. Mrs. Jo home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. i Remember— hanna Jensen from St. Helens E. D. Jerman. Mr. and Mrs. Kirbv Rose and j DELIVERIES TWICE j came here with her. family of Rainier visited at the Sixty per cent of all forest fires home of his brother and family, i • DAILY:10 a.m - 3 p.m. ; in Oregon are caused by local Mr. and Mrs. J E. Rose, Sunday. > people. Forest fires can be pre Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Callister ; PHONE 1391 vented! KEEP OREGON GREEN! and son Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. I Bob Spencer, Mr. and Mrs Dan j Richards and Mrs. Ethel Chilson and children spent Sunday at ' Sunset Beach clam digging and ' fishing. Mrs. Ellen Rancor of Portland spent the week end at the Tom 52S O Magoff home. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wells of Giants Pass spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hank I Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob King left Sunday for a vacation trip to Victoria, B.C. If you heard tales of queer goings on about town last Friday night, just remember it was Fri- day the thirteenth! And, if your children came home with tales of poor old hoboes about town with no place to sleep and nothing to eat. again just remember it was Friday the thirteenth. And. what better tim1 could there be for the hoboes to gather for a bon fire over which hung a kettle of mulligan stew1 If you contri- buted a spud, rest assured it was very much enjoyed. Members of the Past Chiefs elub who became hoboes for a night gathered around a bonfire in the Milton Lamping yard for nn evening of hilarity . All pre sent report the life of the open road was fun—well for one even ing, anyway! THURSDAY. AUG. 19, 1954 THE AGED BEER Cepyri^ht IfJ4 - Ivcfey nf VERNONIA DRUG CO. Phone 101 — Vernonia
