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2 THURSDAY, JAN 13. 1955 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE Skiing Enjoyed Sunday on Hood TOPICS OF THE TOWN Glenn Justice and Miss Ann last Friday afternoon when the Page of The Dalles visited last ladies celebrated the birthdays week end with his parents, Mr. of Mrs DeWitt and Mrs. Hanel. Word from Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Charles Justice. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sund- D. Fisher of Forest Grove is that land spent last week end at the they now have a granddaughter, home of their son Donald at Mc- Kathy. The Fishers spent the holidays at Roseburg with their Minnville. daughter and husband, Mr. and CARD PARTY Si. Mary's Parish hall Sat. Jan. 29. 8 p.m. Public Mrs. Robert E Robins and the welcome. 21 lc new granddaughter. The Fishers Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sutton were are former Vernonia resident, week end guests of her mother, having formerly owned The Ver- Mrs Marie Frazee. Mrs. Sutton ■ nonia Eagle. Mrs. Reece Holcomb, former is nicely recuperated from her reecnt appendectomy and re- ■ Vernonia resident and clerk al Miller’s store, who now is a sales turned to work this week. Mr .and Mrs. Jim Peterson and lady at the Betsy Joy Dress Shop son of Forest Grove visited Sun ' in Gresham, was named recently day with Mr and Mrs. Manon as clerk of the week by the Gresham Rotarians and honored Steers and Mr and Mrs. E W at a Wednesday noon luncheon. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Justice She was the eighth in a senes of and Mrs. Edwin Justice visited 12 business people in the Gresham Sunday with Edwin Justice at the area to be honored by the Ro Veterans hospital in Portland tary Club. which he enter d two weeks ago CARD PARTY Si. Mary’s Parish for a knee operation. He will hall Sai. Jan. 29. 8 p.m. Public probably be there for several welcome. 2tlc more weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Hahn re WRESTLING. Legion hall. Thurs. turned Saturday from their vaca Jan. 13. 8:30 p.m. Four Matches. tion in southern California and 2tlc report enjoying every bit of it, Mrs. Bob Spencer is up and even the Rose Bowl game, in aaound again after a week's ¡li spite of the dousing that went with it. neas with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Merkling Mrs. J. T. Metcalf arrived here am? being congratulated on the Monday of last week from Lad- birth of a daughter. Kay Ellen, ner, B.C. for a visit at the home at Jones hospital in Hillsboro, of Mr. and Mrs. George Remnant. January 4. The young lady She will be here until next week. areighed six pounds, one ounce. Mrs. R. J. Munroe, sister of Jack Bergerson enrolled Jan Mrs. Remnant, arrived Wednes uary 3 at Northwestern Business day evening for a two weeks stay College in Portland for a year's at the Remnant home. business course which will fit Week end guests at the home him to be a bookkeeper. He of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller were drives in from here each day. Mi*. and Mrs. John Janhunen Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rainwater from Raymond, Washington. and family of Hillkboro visited There this week are Mr. and Sunday at the home of his par Mrs. Edgar Thompson of Cres ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rain cent Lake, Oregon. I water, on Timber road. Mr, and Mrs. James Davies VRESTL1NG. Legion hail. Thurs. and family arrived home last Jan. 13. 8:30 pm. Four Matches. week end after spend'ng the holi 2tlc days with Mr. Davie’s father at Mrs. Frank Morris. Mrs. H. A. I Huntington Park, California. Be DeWitt and Mrs. Mae Krieger fore returning here they also were guests of Mrs. Helene Hanel flew to Phoenix, Arizona to see her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ed Salomonson. Ron Paris. Safeway manager, attended a managers meeting at Vancouver Tuesday. WRESTLING, Legion hall, Thurs. — Jan. 13. 8:30 p.m. Four Matches. NEHALEM VALLEY 2ilc Mrs. Bill Horn underwent MOTOR FREIGHT surgery at Emanuel hospital in Portland last Saturday and will PHONE 853 WRESTLING FOUR BIG MATCHES Man Mountain Dean Jr. 384-Pounds vs I probably be there until next week Her mother, Mrs Ethel McRoberts, is here caring for the children while Mrs. Horn is ill. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Paul Gordon is her father, Robert Meranda from Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. have recently attended installa tion ceremonies at the Mult- nomah. Mart ha Washington and Kellogg chapters OES in Portland. Also, last week the Hearings, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Tomlin and Mrs. Paul Gordon at- tended the installation at Tuala tin chapter in Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lind- say and family visited last week end at the Bruce Starker home in Corvallis and attended the basketball game between Oregon State College and Washington State College. They also called on the Paul Goodmansons. Mrs. Pete Brunsman attended a luncheon Saturday at the Aero Club in Portland of the 1954 Worthy Matron’s club, OES. Winners who had ident.tied their tickets at Brunsman Hard ware by Wednesday were June Moses and Harry Culb -rtson. Mrs. Wm. Tucker has been ill for the past two and a half weeks i and unable to be up and around Her sister, Mrs. Emmitt McKeever of Fort Klamath who was visiting here when Mrs. Tucker became ill is caring for her. Word Wednesday from Mrs. Harry Eckland who is in St. Vin cents' hospital was that she was i slightly improved. Sunday guests at the Bill Wolff home at Natal were Don Holman and his son Don Jr. from Port land The men enjoyed fishing even though luck wasn’t too good. Oren Weed was afforded a bit of unexpected fun last Tuesday night when he returned . home from St. Helens about midnight and found that his dug had five coons up in an apple tree in the yard and very close to the hous- . WRESTLING. Legion hall, Thurs. Jan. 13. 8:30 p.m. Four Matches. 2tlc Mrs. A. A. Brunsman of La- Moure, North Dakota arrived on Sunday for a tWo weeks visit with her sons Dave and Bert and their families. Office supplias at The Eagle. John Cobb YESTERDAYS FIVE YEARS AGO From The Eagle, January 12. 1950 Recent heavy snow and Mon day night’s wind caused power line outages and disruption of telephone service. Highway tra vel was difficult and school bus ses on Keasey and Pebble Creek routes were unable to make runs. Eighteen inches of snow fell during the week in addition to 15 inches that had fallen previously. A hot lunch program had a I successful start this week at the Mist grade school according .to Mrs. Alden Ashley, chairman of the P.T.A. project. Work of cook ing and serving is done by mem bers who volunteer such help. The Columbia Encampment No. 89 installed Loren Atkins as Chief Patriarch, Wm. D. Shafer as scribe and Carl Davis, treasurer at ceremonies conducted at the I.O.O.F. hall by Bob Spencer, district deputy Chief Patriarch. TEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle. January 11, 1945 Ed Ruediger assumed the Scap poose and Keasey mail routes which had been carried the past several years by Charles Alsdorf who is now moving to eastern Oregon for his health. The Vernonia golf course was sold this week by Lum Brown to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hess of Port land. i Bob Thompson took over the operation of the school bus on the Stoney Point route this week. It wis formerly driven by Herb I Condit who sold out to Thomp son because of ill health. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle. January 12. 1940 Chickenpox, whooping cough, and flu caused extensive absences in both grade and high schools this week. Rainbow girls at their Monday night meeting elected Myrtle Stacey worthy advisor and Heidi Reich, associate advisor, Others elected were Elsie Duncan, Charity; Joanne Nichols, hope: Pauline Rollins, faith; Lillian Laird, secretary and Jonnibel Hatfield, treasurer. The Vernonia Rifle Club de feated the Rose City Post Am- encan Legion team 836 to 810 Sunday. ¿ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZg 245-Pounds A Joan Barr The Tiger Woman with food brands you know are tops in quality Fern La Verne H and at prices you will like X Maria Bernardi Italian Champion ALSO — TAG TEAM MATCH SPONSORED BY AMERICAN LEGION WRESTLING. Legion hall. Thurs. Jan. 13. 8:30 p.m. Four Matches. 2tlc BEN’S BARBER SHOP Expert Ton»orial Werk Vernonia, Oregor.' Joi/ Theatre THURS.. FRI. JAN. 13-14 SHE COULDN'T SAY NO Jean Simmons - Robert Mitchum SATURDAY JAN. 15 ROOGIE'S BUMP Robert Marriot - Ruth Warrick Plus THE BLACK DAKOTAS Wanda Hendrix - Gary Merrill SUN.. MON. 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They had some very good fishing while here. Henry Robinson went to Port- land on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Larson in Vernonia Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Boone Johnston spent the week end in Portland with Mr and Mrs. Ralph Condit. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Jepson returned Friday from Detroit where they spent the holidays with Mrs. Jepson's parents and othT relatives. Sewing club jnet with Mrs. Lawrence Jepson last Tuesday evening. Six members were pre sent. The hostess gift was won by Mrs. Art Bellingham. Next Meeting will be with Mrs. Del mar Jepson. ■ • WHAT HELPS INDEPENDENT XH BUSINESS HELPS YOU. IRADE INDEPENDENT H Phone 91 H Women's T Shirts, '» $1 , _ Values ------------ 50c $2.69 La Quality Quality Knit, White, Combed Yarn H Riverview H At the Mile Bridge Quilted plastic. Fit over table. 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