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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
2 THURSDAY. OCT 21. 1954 THE EAGaX VERNONIA, ORE. Tha Judd Grwnman home was the scene of a birthday dinner Sunday honoring the birthdays of Mr. Greenman and his daugh ter. Mrs Charles Burrow of Port Also present were Mr Winners Identified up to Wed land Clarence Biggs is in the Provi Burrow and their two sons and dence hospital in Portland as a nesday morning for last Satur Mr Hale Greenman from Med- day's drawing at Brunsman Hard result of an accident Sunday in ware were G. Metcalf. Joe Eg ford which his tractor turned over. gart. T McCarthy and H. E. F. L. CLUB annual Hallowe en He received multiple fractures Bender Dance. Oct. 30. I.O.O.F. Hall. ..nd bruises which will require Bill Durbin's Orchestra. 4212c Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Holce extended hospital care. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Anderson returned Tuesday from a success Mrs. Sa m Hearing Jr. and two ful hunting trip in the Aldrich | were m Portland Saturday to at- Msns. Sammy and Danny, spent Mountain area near Dayville. tend the football game between from Sunday until Tuesday in They also While gone. Mr and Mrs Sam Oregvn and USC saw their son-in-law, H D Portland with her parents. Mr Hearing Sr. cared for the Holce and Mrs S. P. George Thoreau who travels with the children Mr. and Mrs. Bob McNair and U S C. team as statistician. Bobby left Saturday for a 10-day COOKED FOOD sale. Home made COOKED FOOD sale. Home made vacation trip to Colorado to visit candy. Sundlands. Sat.. Oct. 23. candy. Sundlands. Sai.. Oct. 23, 10 00 a m. Ru.h Circle E.U.B. 10 0& a.m. Ri* h Circle E.U 3. Mr McN air's aunt and uncle 42tle Little Rebecca Ellen McNair Church. Church. 42tlc Tom Bateman. Tod Bowerman. rtaved with her grandparents Friends of Edna Owens Engen Loel Roberts and Dr. R D Eby i Mr and Mrs. M J Lamping were pleased to see one of her Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis returned Tuesday from a weeks > poems in the poetry section of epent last week end at Seattle I' hunting trip in the Silver Lake ! the Northwest Magazine in the They | visiting their children and grand area of Eastern Oregon Sunday Oregonian report some birds but no deer. children Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell en Wallie Noakes. Bill Pond and Bud Bush. Lew Choe* e. and joyed a two weeks vacation trip S A Hoyt returned Tuesday from Vem Sykes left last Friday for reecntly into northern Cahforn.a a week end hunting trip to the duck hunting in the Klamath and souther^ Oregon. They went Burns area Falls area. by way of Klamath Falls to Al COOKED FOOD sale. Home made turas and Susanville. California JUNE’S STYLE candy. Sundlands. Sat.. Oct. 23. and returned by way of Red Bluff 10 00 a.m. Ri*h Circle E.U.B. and southern Oregon points. At CENTER Church. 42tlc Susanville they saw Veldon Park Mrs. Gerald Millis of Forest er who is with the Forest ser ALL WOOL SKIRTS Grove was here Friday evening vice. to attend the bridal shower given ' F. L. CLUB annual Hallowe'en SPECIAL S1095 Dance. Oct. 30, I.O.O.F. Hall. for Margie Roland. Bill Durbin's Orchestra. 42:2c NZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH^ Reverend and Mrs. Knoll were Z in Portland Friday before last to H see their new grandson, son of Z Mr and Mrs. Robert Knoll of Lodge, who arrived Oc H Jennings tober 7. The first of this week P IH X M X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X M X H X N TOPICS OF THE TOWN W NTED POLES AND PILING 20 to 90 Feet TOP PICK ES Phone 102 Si. Helens or Coniaci POPE AND TALBOT CREOSOTING PLANT ELMER B LOYD COUNTY COMMISSIONER VOTE XI13 REPUBLICAN Elmer Loyd . incumbent County Commissioner on the Republican ticket. Educated in the coun- ty. Elmer has spent most of his life here . . . s interested in 4-H club work and other youth or ganizations . . . feels that every tax dollar must buy its weight in good government. (Paid Political Adv » Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H I GOING TO MAKE A CAKE? I I I I I I [ If so, you'll need many; ’ ingredients which all • • contribute io the success J • or failure of your ven- j • ture. We feature a com-J i plete line of baking j i goods guaranteed io give [ • best results. Remember J • — For your complete ; i baking needs shop at— j Mr. and Mrs Knoll and Marion and Grace were in Yakima to visit their daughter and her fa mily. Word was received here this week of the death of Mrs. Christ, ’ mother of Alfred Christ and Mrs. I Mike Stolen, on Sunday follow ing surgery' She was living in | Washington, but the address was not learned. , F. L. CLUB annua] Hallowe'en Oct. 30. I.O.O.F. Hall. i Dance. | Bill Durbin's Orchestra. 42t2c Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange | spent the week end in Portland I at the home of Mr and Mrs. J j W McKenzie. On Sunday they enjoyed a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. McKenzie whose birthday was Monday. Other guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Crow and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams of Sweet Home DANCE Birkenfeld. Oc* ober 23. | 42tlc j Former Vernonia residents here Sunday to attend the Harvest Home festival at the Evangeli cal United Brethren church in cluded Mr. and Mrs Franklin Malmsten of Cedar Mills, Mr. and Mrs. A C Knauss of Port land. Mr. and Mrs Charles Ever- saul of Estacada and Mrs. Ra ph Roediger of Hillsboro who sang during the morning service. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis are the parents of a daughter born Sun day. October 10 at Jones hospi tal at Hillsboro. She weighed eight pounds, one ounce and has been named Pamela Mae. DANCE Birkenfeld. Oc* ober 23. 4211c | Miss Eleanor Taylor of Sacra mento. California who is attend ing Willamette University at Salem, spent the week end here with her aunt and uncle. Mr and j Mrs Dave Marshall. Guests Sunday re the home of Cass Bergerson were their daugh. ‘ ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. ' Roland Rittel of Portland and 1 Mr. Rittel's sister. Mrs. Wm. Shafer, and baby from Idaho. DANCE Birkenfeld. Oc* ober 23. 4211c ' Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Steers Jr. and Mary spent week end before last at Seattle. On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Steers attended a banquet at Falls City. Washing- , ton given bv 'he alumni Associa- [ tion of the Falls City high school from which Mr. Stems was grad uated in 1931. The remainder of the week end was spent visit- | ing relatives in the Seattle area, j Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thayer and Mrs. Mane Frazee visited the fuchsia gardens on Sauvies Island Sunday and report them to be very beautiful and worth a trip to sei. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves spent last week and this in Port land at the home of their son Hale so they could stay with the grandchildren who had whoop ing cough while their mother drove a school bus for the Chns- tian school. Mrs. Elsie Stevens returnee* to her home in Hillsboro Monday after spending several days here with her daughter, Mrs. Ina Bate man, and her family. DANCE Birkenfeld. Ocoober 23. 42tlc Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolff at Natal. In the afternoon. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Wolff drove to Clatskanie to call on Mrs. Jack Heenan. DANCE Birkenfeld. Oc* ober 23. 42tlc Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brunsman were at The Dalles Saturday night to attend a reception for Walter Bailey, grand sentinel of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, OES. Monday night the Bruns mans. Mr. and Mrs. T. F Tom lin. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis at tended Friendship night at Sun nyside Chapter. OES. in Port land. Tuesday night the Bruns mans attended another Friend ship night at Multnomah Chap ter in Portland. Last Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Cul bertson and Mrs. Ed Crawford attended a luncheon at the home | 7 Christmas Tree Grower Geis Television Spot Christmas tree grower Marcus Heckman, Scappoose, is sched uled to do a television show w.th County Agent Don Com WaL’od, according to information from tr.e extension office. The program will center a_cut Christmas tree farming, as prac ticed by Heckman and other tree farmers, and will be broadcast at 12:15 Friday, October 22 by station KPTV as one of t.ie.r "Country Campus” program, of the four Tolk sisters at H...S- boro in honor of the birthday of three of them. Present for the occasion were 19 persons who had all attended grade schoc! to gether at Manning. •Joy Theatre THURE.. FRI. OCT 21 22 CINEMASCOPE NEW FACES Eartha Kitt - Robert Ciat ■ SATURDAY OCT. 23 DANGEROUS CROSSING Jeanne Cram - Micha-l F*-nr f SUN.. MON. 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