Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 14, 1956, Page 7, Image 7

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    8 THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1956 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Weddings Prompt Trip For Many
YESTERDAYS Fanners to File
FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Eagle, June 7, 1951 For Tax Refunds
Cecil Johnson was elected pre.
sident of the Lions club.
Vernonia’s Junior Legion base­
ball team defeated Rainier 4-3
Sunday with Lee Faulk, Vernonia
catcher, bringing in the winning
run, in the extra inning.
All the staff from the Ver­
nonia Branch, Commercial Bank
of Oregon attended the Beaver
baseball game Saturday evening,
a part of the 225 employees and
families from the Commercial
group of banks making up the
baseball party.
TEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. June 6. 1946
W. L. Bolmeier and Erie Hill
of North Dakota took over last
week as new owners of the
Grave's Grocery and Market for­
merly owiwd by Oliver Graves.
West Oregon Electric Co-op.
was granted a franchise by Co­
lumbia county for construction
of a power line from Scappoose
to Vernonia for connection with
Bonneville power.
Net proceeds from the Ameri­
can Legion popp> sale was $102.-
15.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. June 6, 1941
William Ernest Seehafer, born
May 31, was the first baby born
at the Lloyd Maternity Home in
Riverview which was made rea­
dy for business only a week pre­
viously.
Rainfall for the month of May
was 4 09 inches. Maximum tem­
perature was 86 degrees on May
23 and minimum, 30 degrees on
May 9.
Petitions were being circulated
this week asking the state high­
way department for completion
of the Rainier-Apiary road.
BEN'S BARBER SHOP
Expert Tonsorial Work
Vernonia, Oregon
Pendleton Family Visits Relatives Here, Portland
NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mr. Portland.
Mrs. Perry Smith of Jewell
and Mrs. Marvin Turner and son
NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson.
called at the Noble Dunlap home
Tom
of
Pendleton
came
last
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lindsay of
and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper drove
following the Dass-Grant wed­
to Fossil, Oregon Saturday to Scappoose, Rev. E. F. Leake and Thursday afternoon for a short
ding June 3.
visit
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
After June 30, 1956 farmers may spend the week end with Miss Miss Nancy Leake were visitors
W. R. Wolff. They went to Port­
Miss Eileen Lewis of Scappoose
file their claims for refund of Cora Dusenberry and to attend at the Robert Lindsay home last
land Saturday morning to see the was a visitor at the Noble Dunlap
the
wedding
of
Miss
Dusenberry
Thursday.
federal excise taxes paid for gas­
Rose parade and to visit with the home last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis of Ver­
oline used on the farm, says Don and Harold Hyatt, which was
Robert and George Turner fami­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathews
solemnized
Sunday
afternoon
at
nonia were Sunday evening
Coin Walrod, county extension
lies before returning to Pendleton attended the Pioneer’s meeting
agent. A special form No. 2240 is | Fossil.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Sunday afternoon. Marvin will at Birkenfeld Sunday.
to be used and this form is per
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay Wolff.
enter summer school at Eastern
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson spent
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pringle and
forated punch card containing a j motored to Redmond last week
Oregon
College
of
Education
at
Tuesday
in Clatskanie.
claim form, a copy for the farmer end to visit their son and family, son Billy, spent Sunday at As­
LaGrande, next week.
and instructions. This claim will Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsay toria, at the home of Mr. Pringle’s
Memorial day guests of Mr. and i
OFFICE SUPPLIES
cover gasoline purchased in 1956 and to attend the wedding of a sister, Mrs. Margaret Parker.
AVAILABLE TO YOU AT—
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson Mrs. Noble Dunlap were Mr. and ,
and used during the period of friend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wolff were were Monday evening callers at Mrs. Fred Kruckman of Camas, I THE VERNONIA EAGLE
January 1, to June 30. There­
Washington and Robert Belieu of
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after the refunds will be claimed among those who attended the the Noble Dunlap home.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
for the fiscal year of July 1, to wedding of Miss Glenna Pearl
June 30. Claims will have to be and Richard Carpenter, which was were among those who attended
filed on or before October 1. held in the Community Methodist the Nehalem Valley Pioneer's
These forms will be in the coun­ church at Seaside Sunday after­ meeting at Birkenfeld last Sun­
day.
ty extension office shortly after noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Waddell
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Malcom and
the first of June.
Refunds will be made for the three sons of Deer Island were visited in Portland Saturday at
tax on gasoline which is used by a Monday evening dinner guests of the home of Mr. Waddell’s sister,
whose husband had had a light
farmer for farming purposes. The Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parm -r.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern McNeal and stroke recently.
farmer may also request a refund
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Combs
of the tax on any gasoline which children, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Os­
is used on his farm by custom op­ borne, all of Portland and Mr. of McMinnville were Sunday
erators or a neighbor working on and Mrs. Alva Swanson of Ver­ visitors at the Lawton Waddell
his farm in connection with cul­ nonia were Sunday guests of Mr. home.
tivating the soil, raising or har­
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Vandals Damage
Wiring System
ROYAL
KEASEY RT. — Vandals cut
and took wire at H. A. DeWitt’s
The World's First
home recently and removed fus­
TRULY MODERN
es, thus leaving the deep freeze
Portable Typewriter
not working. It would have been
THE VERNONIA EAGLE costly had not Ted DeWitt check­
Ph. HA 9-3372 — Vernonia. Ore. ed up to see why the pump wasn't
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I from Roseburg to visit his folks,
I Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keasey. Bertha
went home with them and will
be gone about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brady were
visiting over the week end recent­
Don't let your child suffer the
ly at Seaside with Vernon Smith
embarrassment, nervous tension
where Danny stayed, and at
and mental on*
Warrenton with Wally Bergerson
guish resulting
where Judy stayed while her
from
bedwet­
folks returned home.
ting. NOW AT
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVaney
LAST there is o
and Janice were visiting Memor­
safe, easy end
ial day with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
NATURAL way to
Westei berg.
end this distressing
Larry DeWitt is spending a
habit without drugs,
medicines or gad­
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. DeWitt at
gets! Mail coupon
Mist.
for free infotmation.
Mrs. Maude Baker visited last
week at the home of VTn Dusen-
berry. She accompanied Mr and
Mrs. Dusenberry to Fossil Sun­
day to attend the weding of their
daughter, Cora, to Harold Hyatt.
Mr and Mrs. Bruce Postal and
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Rickv, spent Memorial day at
Piedmont Station. Portland 11. Crt.
the home of J. L. VanWert.
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Bed Wetting
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