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THURSDAY, SEPT 1«. 19M
THE EAGLE.
VERNONIA.
Keasey Extension Unit
Names Committee Heads
ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mr». Bob McNair ara
the parents of a daughter, Rebec
ca Ellen, born last Wednesday,
September 8, at St. Vincents hos.
pital and weighing five pounds,
eight ounces. They are now at
'he home of Mrs McNair’s mother,
Mr» Milton Lamping
Mark DaCaw of Salem spent
the week end here with his
grandfather. C. F. Heiber
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay and
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Shen of Los Angeles, spent the
week end at Redmond visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc? Lindsay
and family.
Miss Marylyn Good left last
week for Springfield. Missouri
for a months visit with her fath
er and other relatives
FOOD SALE Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
f .Midlands. Vernonia Garden
Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander
left Saturday for a few days
vacation at Lxing Beach. Wash
ington
Visiting last Thursday night
with Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Davis
were Mr. and Mrs Harold Deck
er of Tacoma who lived in Ver
nonia about 23 years ago when
Mr Decker was with the Shell
Oil Company here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Er.
left Sunday for a vacation visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Wins
ton Walker, and her family at
Port Orford
Guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs W T Graves were
their son Tom and his family
from Tigard
Mrs. Grace Currie returned
home last Thursday after spend
ing the summer at Ada and other
places in that part of the state.
Mrs. June Zaugg of Portland
is here at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N Wood
recuperating from an operation
undergone recently at Emanuel
Hospital where she was for a
p rod of ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Dewey of Ashland were call
ing on friends in Vernonia Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Pica Brunsman
attended the wedding of Barbara
McMahon and Harold Koski in
the chapel of the First Presby
terian church in Portland last
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson
Mrs. Harold McEntire and Mrs.
John Grady spent last Sunday
picking
huckleberries at Mt.
Hood
They report excellent
luck in spite of inclement weather.
Guests Sunday at the Melvin
Schw ab home were Mrs Schwab’s
parents, Mr and Mrs H J. Peas-
nail of Astoria and her sister,
Mrs. Jim Hamilton of Hayward,
California Mrs. Hamilton is the
former Diana Peasnail.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Archibald
spent last week end in Portland
visiting their daughter and fami
ly, the John Kirks
Miss Mary Anne Clark and Miss
Gladys Winn of Portland sp°nt
the week end here at the home
of Mrs. Alice Malmsten and Mrs.
Lois Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn
of Yakima spent Tuesday night
at the John Grady home.
FOOD SALE Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
£ undlands. Vernonia Garden
Club.
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Guests this week at the home
of Mr and Mrs John Scott have
been her sister, Mrs R L. Wal-
lizer of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gieser of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma
Mr Gieser, an em
ployee of the United States De-
paitment of Agriculture will go
from h"re to Beltsville. Maryland
for a new assignment.
Mrs. Dave Marshall and Mrs.
Claude Norris went to Lebanon
and Sweet Home Wednesday to
visit with relatives and friends
until Thursday
Mrs. George Remnant returned
home Tuesday evening after
spending two weeks at Emanuel
hospital for treatment.
Reverend and Mrs. F. M. Knoll
sp?nt Tuesday at Jennings Lodge
where Mrs Knoll visited their son
Bob and his family while Mr.
Znoll attended the meeting of
the conference board of missions
at the Assembly grounds.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Faulk was brought home
Wednesday from Providence hos
pital in Portland after a weeks
stay there during which she re
ceived Hire0 blood transfusions
and other treatment. Her con
dition is reported to be much
improved and the family is deep
ly grateful to those who donated
blood. Lee Faulk is on his way
home and expected to arrive any
time.
Mrs.
Robert
Kimball
was
brought from Cowlitz hospital in
Longview to the home of her
mother, Mrs. Alvin Wantland, on
Wednesday to continue her re
cuperation from the recent auto
mobile accident in which her leg
was broken.
Winners of Brunsman Hard
THURS.. FRI.
SEPT. 16 17 ware and Electric drawing up to
ROB ROY
Wednr day were Ruth Steers and
Richaid Todd - Glyms Johns
M. Sied.dman.
SATURDAY
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Attending a U.S. chamber of
THE NAKED SPUR
commerce sponsored dinner at the
James Stewart - Janet Leigh
Benso -. hotel September 13 to
SUN.. MON
SEPT. 19 20 h°ar Clem Johnson, president of
VALLEY OF THE KINGS
the U S. chamber were Mr. and
Robert Taylor - Eleanor Parker , Mr Guy T1 omas. Mr. and Mrs
Lyman Haw Ken, Mr. and Mrs.
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Firemen Attend
County Meet
The Keasey Extension Unit met
for their first fall meeting Sept
ember 8 at the home of Mrs
Five members of the Vernonia
Fire department went to Scap
Terry Brady on Timber Rt.
This meeting was for the pur poose last Wednesday evening to
attend the regular monthly meet
pose of appointing committees,
ing of the county Fire Fighters
selecting the meeting places for Association.
the regular meetings and ap- j
The meeting began at 8:00 pm.
pointing project leaders.
with the serving of refreshments
Blanche DeWitt was appoint after which out-of-town speakers
ed membership chairman. Isola were heard speaking especially
Morns, hospitality. Hilda Keasey on the role of the fire depart
publicity, Rena Brady, 4-H club ments in civil defense Speakers
and Edith McFarland, finance were county civil defense direc
chairman.
tor, Vilas Shepherd. A. Bush from
The next regular meeting will the state fire marshall’s office in
be October 13 at the heme of charge of fire services under mu
Necia DeWitt.
tual aid and James Hicks, also
from the state fir ■ marshall’s of
fice.
Booster Night Planned
Present at the meeting were 18
By Vernonia Grange
men from the Scappoose depart
At the regular meeting of Ver- j ment, reporting on’ fire during
noma grange last Saturday night j the preceeding month, three men
plans were made for the annual from Clatskanie reporting two fire
Boost?r Night to b? held on Oc calls, nine from St. Helens who
tober 23. Plans are underway reported answering 11 alarms and
for a program which will be open five from Vernonia reporting one
to the public and announcement fire. Also attending ths meeting
concerning it will be made later as visitors were Rainier’s fire
on.
chief, Mr. Joseph, and Walter
Vaughn, also of Rainier.
Attending from Vernonia were
Jim Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Schaumburg, Marvin Kamholz, Fire Chief, Sam Cagle, Bob Curl,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brunsman and Stanley Reynolds, Homer Fuller
and Larry Garner.
Mrs. Paul Gordon.
Birkenfeld Hower Show
Enjoyed Last Thursday
Vemonia Unit
Plans Workshop
NATAL — The M H. Circle
meets next Thursday at the home
of Alma and Mary Garlockc. It
The Vemonia Extension Unit
is also work day at the cemetery met September 9 for a pot luck
if weather permits.
Bill Pringle motored to For dinner and their organization
meeting
Plans were discussed
est Grove on Saturday.
Several from our community for securing a baby sitter for the
enjoyed the flower show in Bir year The projects for this year
were discussed. Lillian Green
kenfeld last week.
Ellen Devine and Myrtle Ma man and Hazel Bergerson will be
thews called on Lena Mathews project leaders for the Wool Dress
Workshop in October.
last Thursday afternoon.
Plans are being made to hold
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Caspers
of Clatskanie called on the Ira i two workshops this fall for those
new members who arc? interested.
Petersons on Saturday.
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HISTORIC
RECORD!
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THE OLD CROW DISTILLERY COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KY.
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 (Homelife Chain Saws)
Vernonia, Oregon
CEDARWOOD TIMBER COMPANY
Vernonia, Oregon
JAMES H. SMITH
Pittsburg
Vernonia. Oregon