TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Gueits of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Culbertson Memorial day were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Culbertson
and Miss Nancy Daniels of Port
land.
Th» Sunday before Memorial
day, Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson went
to Warren where she was joined
by her son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Burford Wilkerson of Tilla
mook, for a visit to the Warren
Memorial cemetery where Mr.
Wilkerson rests.
Mr. and Mrs. George Remnant
spent from Saturday to Wednes
day of last week at Vancouver,
B. C. visiting relatives
and
friends.
Guest last week end of Rev.
and Mrs. A. L. Argo was their
daughter, Frances Argo, who is
employed by the Veteran’s Bur
eau of Seattle.
RUMMAGE SALE, across from
Bush Furn. June 15. 16. Ruth
Circle, E.U.B.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Wells
moved last week end to Portland
where he is now employed by
Timber Structures.
Two girls from the Vernonia
high school junior class have
found summer employmsnt
in
private homes in the Portland
area. Ruby Wells is with a fam
ily in Portland and Janice Garn
er is taking care of children for
a family in Oswego.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Austin Shelt
on welcomed a baby daughter,
Kristel Joy, May 28 at Tuality
Community hospital, Hillsboro.
She joins an older sister, Janice
Lynn.
Mrs. Corinne Wall of Salem
arrived here Saturday for a vis
it with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander
were at Independence Sunday to
visit relatives and to take note
of progress on their new home
which is under construction at
that place. They were accompan
ied by Mr. and Mrs. John Grady.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wildi ana
David moved last week end to
Reedsport. Their daughter, Patsy,
will remain here for a few weeks
with Gretchen Bolmeier and will
then make a trip to Nebraska
with Mr. and Mrs. George Pet
ers before going to Reedsport.
A group of fishermen, includ
ing Tom Bateman, Harold McEn
tire, Bill Johnson, Bill Ferguson,
Eugene Dove, Earl Dove of Rain-
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i week at Paulina lake.
If patrons of the Safeway meat
market think the butcher who is
here for two weeks while Bob
Montgomery is on vacation looks
like someone they know, per
haps they met him on TV. Pat
Shelton of Oswego, has appeared
with Betty Davis on her KOIN
I Kitchen program in a series on
cuts of meat sponsored by Swift
and Company.
Bruce Hoyt flew to Alaska
Sunday to join his father who
went by car two weeks ago to
prepare for resumption of their
logging and mill operations there.
Mrs. Bruce Hoyt plans to join
her husband in another month or
Fullerton were her niece, Mrs.
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Gladys Morrell of North Bend
and daughter Shannon.
who formerly taught here, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridge».
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Forbes of
Mrs.
Alfred Jones and June and
Portland. Mr. and Mrs. James
Latimer of Hillsboro also called Mrs. John Grady were in Corval
lis Monday to attend commence
on Mrs. Fullerton Tuesday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ment exercises at Oregon State
Kamholz last week end were Mr. college and see Loren Mills re
and Mrs. Harry Ford of Forest ceive his bachelor of science de
Grove and Mr Ford's nephew, gree in business and technology.
Paul Ford, and a friend. Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Mills are vacation
Busey from Detroit, Michigan ing this week at the beach after
who had flown out for fishing which they will go to Hanford,
which was hampered by the in Washington where Mr. Mills will
work with the General Electric
clement weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thomas and corporation until called into the
Janelie were in Spokane last Sat service.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stiff. Elvin
urday to attend funeral services
for their friend, W. G. Mills, who and Lorene and Mr. and Mrs.
had been killed in an airplane ac Earl Ray from Forest Grove went
1 to Goldendale, Washington last
cident.
Friday evening dinner guests I week end to visit with Mr. Stiffs
of the Walter Mathews home at I brother, Glenn. Elvin remained
Mist were Mr. and Mrs. Darrold there to work on his uncle’s 1000
Proehl and sons Jimmy and Jeff acre farm this summer.
Mrs. L. L. Wells will go io
and Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Moran
ier and Dave Turnbull of Foret t
Grove left last Thursday after
noon on a fishing and camping
trip to South Twin lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall of
Springfield were here the week
end before Memorial day to care
for their family plot in the Pio
neer cemetery. They were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Robbins. The Halls had
had the interesting experience of
visiting the Holt family at Cres
well and seeing the eight Korean
orphans they had adopted.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Whitchurcn
and son, Charles, of Alameda, 60.
California were guests the first of
Miss Janice Hoyt is another of
last week of Mr. and Mr .. Merl Vernonia high school girls who
Ruhl. They had come north to has found employment in Port
see their daughter and husband, land for the summer. Miss Hoyt
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hays, get is working in the Monroe Sweet
degrees at Pacific
University. land home.
Forest Grove, on Sunday. Th»*
Week end guests of Mrs. Lulah
Whitchurches were Vernonia res.
idents in the late 1920s when he
was employed at the Oregon-
American office.
Word from Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Dewey of Portland is that they
left Friday morning for Salt
Lake City, Utah, to attend com
mencement exercises at the Un
iversity of Utah where their son
Don received his masters degress
Sunday and their daughter-in-
law received her bachelor of arts
degree. The Don Deweys will re
turn to Portland with his parents.
The Dewey’s daughter, Joy, who
is completing her junior year
at University of Oregon, will fly
to Hawaii for a summer school
session later this month.
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Guests last Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Childs were their daughter,
Mrs. Bill Lumm, Kathy Lumm,
Mike Phillips and Mr. Child's
sister, Mrs. Walter Parker,
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sister, Mrs. Walter Parker, both
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from Portland, who came to at
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tend the eighth grade graduation
and see their nephew, Mike Mul
lins, receive his diploma. They
were doubly pleased to be there
when he also received the Paul
A. Gordon memorial award.
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. P. Steers Jr. and M. P.
Steers Sr. were two daughters
of M. B. Steers Sr. and their
families. They were Mr. and
Mrs. M. P. Kuehn and family
from Elgin and Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Bennett and two daughters from
Sumner, Washington.
Cleve Mellinger was at Clats
kanie Saturday to visit his broth
er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Mellinger, and his niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Mellinger. Both couples were
leaving that afternoon for Klam
ath Falls to see the Oliver Mel
linger’s son. Bill, graduate at
Oregon Technical Institute.
Cleve Mellinger went to Long
Beach, Washington Wednesday
with his brother, Will, and niece
and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lard Howell, of St. Helens for
a week of clam digging and fish
ing.
Miss Olga Peterson, English
teacher at Vernonia high school,
will spend the summer vacation
at her home in Minot, North Da
kota.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Westerberg,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Eola DeVan-’y of Oswego, will
leave Saturday on a three-week
vacation trip on which they will
visit Reno, Salt Lake City, Bryce
Zion and Grand Canyon national
parks, the Mesa Verde cliff dwel
lings in Colorado, and then go to
Wichita, Kansas, St. Louis, Mis
souri and various points in Ill
inois and Minnesota to visit rel
atives. They will return by way
of the Bad Lands of South Da
kota, and Yellowstone park. In
their absence Mrs. Ralph DeVaney
of Portland will stay at the Wes
terberg home.
Miss Margaret Wells, daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wells,
was one of 96 seniors to receive
diplomas at Tillamook
high
school May 25. Miss Wells grad-
uater with honors and is a mem
ber of Philokalon National Hon
or society. Instea of an outside
speaker, Tillamook high school
has four speakers from the class,
the valedictorian, the salutaton-
an, a speaker chosen by the
class and one chosen by the fac
ulty. Miss Wells was the one
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chosen by the faculty. She also
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received a tuition scholarship to i
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OSC and a $100 00 award
from the Tillamook Nurses as I X
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sociation for use toward her pre
nursing course. This summer, she
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is working for the Forestry de
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partment on the Triangulation
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lookout in the Tillamook Burn.
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Mrs. Maeva Brimmer began
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work this week at Vernonia Drug
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company.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Montgomery
and family are vacationing this
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1956
Corvallis tomorrow to bring home
her daughter Patty who is com
pleting her second year at Ore
gon State college.
Mrs. George Noyer and her son
George Wayne were here from
Portland for eighth grade grad
uation last week to see Mrs.
Noyer's niece, Peggy Jo Bower
man receive her diploma.
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Sheeley
of Beaverton visited here Mem
orial day with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Jessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker
visited with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stowell and
their boys at Buxton on Memorial
day.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Nell Thaoker were Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Falconer and Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Stowell and sons from Bux.
ton.
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