2 THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1954 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
have rented their home on Weed
Avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Wantland and are moving to
Cannon Beach where Mr Kim-
ball is employed with the Van
Vleet Logging Company.
Mr. and Mr». Lo«l Robert» and
Mrs. John Grady left Sunday for
a week's visit in Los Angeles
with Mrs. Robert's mother and a
brother of Mrs. Grady and Mr.
Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence New
returned last Wednesday from a
months vacation trip through
Oklahoma. Kentucky and Ohio.
DANCE. Nov. 13. I.O.O.F. Hall.
Cedar
Music by Swingsters.
Chest Drawing. Rebekah Social
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Club.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hahn
spent the week end at Sheridan
as guests of Mr and Mrs. Harold
Ladd The Hahns were formerly
residents of Sheridan
Word received here last week
from Mr and Mrs. Sid Sorensen
is that they have now moved
into a lovely new home in Rose.
Mrs Sorensen had been
I burg,
called to Texas by the serious
illness of her father.
REBEKAH SOCIAL Club will
have a pot luck benefit dinner at
the I.O.O.F. Hall Nov. 10. li:30
a.m. Public invited.
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Wilbur Davis and Lou Crovalto
went to eastern Oregon elk hunt
ing last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis visited
Sunday at Clatskanie with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves
were in Clatskanie Monday of
last week to attend funeral ser
vices for Fred Graves who was
killed the previous week end in
an automobile accident. He was
a great nephew of Mr. Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller were
in Seattle last week end to at
tend the football game between
University of Oregon and Uni
versity of Washington.
CHICKEN NOODLE dinner 5:30
to 8:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 6. Vernonia
G.dnge Hall. Adults 51.25. child
ren. 5.50.
Square dance a'- er-
wards.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hawken
and Lyman Hawken Jr. were in
Portland Friday to attend a
luncheon at the Multnomah hotel
and the preview of the 1955 Ply-
mouh cars at the auditorium in
the afternoon.
Calling on Mrs. Louis Car
michael Sunday to wish her a
happy birthday were her daugh-
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and Bill and Ron Vuysteke of I
Tillamook visited Sunday with ¡
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Mrs Pearl Wilkerson
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves
were at Dayton Sunday to attend
the 90th anniversary observance
at the E.U.B Church there. Mr. 1
Graves was the oldest person
present who had been bom in
Yamhill
county.
His
former
■e-ighbor. Dr. Gates, was the
speaker for the day and an in
teresting feature was that one
young woman wore a dress which
had been worn by her great
great grandmother at the church
dedication 90 years ago.
CHICKEN NOODLE dinner 6:30
te t 00 p.m. Sat.. Nov. 6. Vernonia
Grange Hall. Adults SI.25. child
ren. $-50.
Square dance afeer-
Mr. and Mrs. Burford Wilker
son and two children, Marjorie
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wards.
Johnson and his two cou
sins, Richard Rice of North Plains
and George Johnson of Dilley,
were among successful elk hunt
ers Sunday, bagging two in the
Cecil
party.
Joyce Jones and Loren Muis
who are both attending Oregon
State College at Corvallis spent
•ast week end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Kimball
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ter, Mrs. Victor Berg from Bir
I kenfeld and her son and wife.
Mr and Mrs Bill Carmichael and
family from Treharne.
REBEKAH SOCIAL Club will
I have a pot luck benefit dinner at
th* I.O.O.F. Hall Nov. 10. 11:30
i.m. Public invited.
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Mrs. Jun* Willis spent Sunday
in Portland attending Portland
Market Day at the Benson hotel
selecting spring merchandise.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lantz
and daughter from Homer. Alas
ka visited last week end at the
home of his parents, Mr and
Mrs Frank Lentz and helped Mr.
Lentz celebrate his birthday.
Word was received Monday by
Mr and Mrs. C E Pierson of the
death at Eugene of Mr. Pierson s
sister, Mrs Carns Ph'-lps, who
was also an aunt of Mrs. Loel
Roberts. Funeral services are to
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day, Thursday.
DANCE. Nov. 13. I.O.O.F. Hall.
Music by Swingsters.
Cedar
Chest Drawing. Rebekah Social
Club.
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H. V. Holcomb visited Sunday
in Portland with his son Robert
and his family before leaving this
week for Bogalusa^ Louisiana.
Hs planned to stop at Roseburg
for a visit with his sop Holly
and his family, also
Eugene E. Dove and Darrold
Proehl were in Portland Satur
day to attend a meeting of dis
trict superintendents held at the
O.E.A building.
Men from bc<h the grade school
and high school faculties were at
Clatskanie Monday evening to at
tend a meeting of the County
Schoolmasters Association.
Attending Friendship night at
Kellog Chapt r, OES. in Portland
last Friday evening were Mr and
Mrs. Pete Brunsman, Mrs. Pdul
Gordon, Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Mrs.
Sam Hearing Sr., Mr. and Mrs. I
Sam Hearing Jr.. Mrs Bert
Brunsman and Mrs. Frank Sera
fin.
Mrs. Charles Wall plans to
mov ■ to Gardner this week end
to join her husband who began
work there this week.
Birkenfeld School Has
Hallowe'en Parties
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
M. P. Mills and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Garceau called on Mr.
and Mrs. Fay? Mills at North
Plains Tuesday and on Mrs. Mills
sisti r at Yankton Wednesday.
The Birkenfeld school had a
Hallowe'en paity in each room
Friday.
Th > children received
treats from Mrs. Beach and the^r
teachers. Mrs. Fred Larson and
Mrs. Ted Bellingham assisted Mrs.
Marshall
in entertaining the
lower grade room.
Mrs. Herbert Rodgers and girls
and Mrs. Francis Larson wer.-
shopping in Vernonia Thursday.
Mr .and Mrs. Gus Janisch of
Disston stunt the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach. Mrs.
Janisch is a sister of feloyd
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Mills went
to The Dalles and H ’rmiston to
attend some cattle auctions. They
were gone Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Garciau
who have been visiting the M.
P Mills home left for Yakima
Monday.
Mrs. Harold Davis of ■astern
Oregon is her; visiting her sisters.
Lorraine and Patricia Ridout and
their grandmother. Mrs W. F.
Reeves.
Mrs Eugene Itzen of Corvallis
'P nt two days here last week,
visiting relatives.
| Sunday Visit Made
To Two Ill Brothers
Fire Destroys
Vacant House
Former Resident
Wed Saturday
RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs.
Virgil Powell spent Sunday in
Portland visiting his two broth-
BIRKENFELD — Carol Dawn
BIRKENFELD — Fire from an ! ers, Ora Powell who is critically
Lousignont, daughter of Mr. and
undetermined source destroyed a ill in the St. Vincent Hospital,
vacant house belonging to L. H. and Will Powell who is also ill Mrs. Darrell Lousignont of Clats-
, kanie, formerly of Birkenf“ld and
Jepson Friday. It was located at the home of his daughter.
John Lawrence Johnston, son of
quite close to Mrs. Richardson s
Mr and Mrs Roy Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnston
I house now occuplied by Mr. and
children of Bay City spent the were married Saturday. Atten
I Mrs. Eddie Wallace and it was
thought for a while it might take week end at the home of their dants were Norma Norman of
both houses. Through the efforts son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jewell and John Hopkins. After
a short honeymoon they will live
of several hunters who stopped Gene Foster.
Robert Fowler, son of Mrs. Leo south of Birkenfeld.
to lend a hand, Fred Udey, Don
from
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp
ald Jepson and Minnie Beach, Violette came recently
| they managed to save Mrs. Ri Cleveland. Ohio to make his home son and children spent last week
here with the Jepson families
chardson's house without any with the Violettes.
Dale Clark and Otto Barnell
serious damage.
Forestry fire
Mrs. Archie Adams of Cathla
trucks arrived later and put the Sr. of Hillsboro and Ed Ruediger met, Washington. Mrs. Tieo of
hunted elk on Saturday, killing
fire completely out.
Clatskanie and Mrs. Jane Fid
a cow and calf.
cock of Fishhawk road called on
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Udey of
Mrs. J. R. Bennett Thursday
Corbett spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udey.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fisher
Birthday Club Members
ar? visiting their son and family
Mrs. Julia Vadnois is here visit Enjoy October Meeting
ing her sister, Elsa Richardson
in Minnesota.
TREHARNE — Mrs Carl Sny
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belling
Mr. and Mrs. L. Harrington
ham. She will help Mrs. Richard der entertained the Birthday spent the week end here at then
son run the store while Mr. and club members at her home on place on D?ep Creek.
Mrs. Art Bellingham go duck Thursday, October 28. There
Mrs. Jane Holbok? has moved
were 25 people present which
hunting at Klamath Falls.
included Mr. and Mrs. Linwood back into the valley after spend
Norman Mills celebrated his
Reynolds and sons, Michael and ing several months in Portland.
21st birthday Thursday Just the
David of Tillamook.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mr. and Mrs Don Reynolds GOT SOMETHING TO SELL—
Garceau and Mr and Mrs .Cecil
and children and Mr. and Mrs. Sell it with an Eagle classifiadl
Elliott were present.
Chuck Harders were Sunday
Mrs. Buster Benson visited her dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carl Snyder and sons.
Johnston over the week end She
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falconer
came to attend the wedding ot and Mrs. Nell Thacker were din
NOV. 4 5
her brother, Lawrence Johnston. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cai i THURS.. FRI.
TANGANYIKA
Mrs. Ted Bellingham took her Wienecke Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Van Heflin - Ruth Roni, i
sister, Mrs. Barbara Landers to Arnold Wienecke of Hillsboro
SATURDAY
NOV. S
St. Helens Friday.
also were Sunday afternoon visi
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Sewing club met with Mrs. tors of his brother and sister-in-
Jeann Crain - Jean Pettis
Fred Busch last Tuesday even law.
SUN.. MON.
NOV ’ I
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Shafer of THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY
ing. Six members were pr 'sent.
The next meeting will be No Buxton visited their cousins Mr.
(Color)
vember 9 with Mrs. Clair Devin». and Mrs. Carl Wienecke Monday
John Wayne - Claire Trevor
afternoon.
Joy Theotrv
Final Rites At
Brush Prairie
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NATAL — Mrs. Mickey, Mrs. 1
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Waddell.s mother, passed away
last Thursday at a rest home
near Vancouver. Th.- funeral was
held at Vancouver with the final
rites at Blush Prairie, Washing-
ton.
Sympathy is extended to
the family.
Mr and Mrs. Hal Vicors of
Portland were week end gu.sts
at the Hershey home.
Mr and Mrs Max Ob ack were
Rain, r visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Jake Neuer was hostess
for a Stanley party given at her
home on Tuesday morning.
Maxine Oblack spent the week
end at her home from Forest
Grove.
Her parents took her
back to Forest Grov? Sunday
evening.
Ethel Waddell of McMinnville
spent the we k 'end here With
parents.
The Ira Peterson and Noble
Dunlaps end Robert Lindsays all
attended th * funeral in Portland
last Tuesday for the late George
Hallooman.
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