TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Jed Cousins re
turned home last week end from
Ashland where they had spent all
of last week while Mrs. Cousins
attended the Institute of Renais
sance study conducted in conjunc
tion with the Oregon Shakespear
ian festival by Dr. Marjorie Bai
ley of Stanford University. She
also attended two of the Shake
spearian plays.
Guest at the home of Mrs. Laura
Carmichael this week is Mrs.
Clark Fenton of Silver Lake,
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins
and family vacationed last week
with a trip down the coast, then
crossed over to Eugene to spend
a couple of days with her sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Mer
vin Simpson. While there, Mr.
Hawkins also called on former
Riverview residents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Marston.
Harold Ashley who was in Ver
nonia recently while home on
leave, is now stationed at Fort
Hood, Texas. For friends who
wish to write him, the following
address may be used: Pvt. EI
Harold J. Ashley, US 56312397;
Co. C 1st ARB 50th Inf., 2nd
Armored Div., Fort Hood, Tex-
as.
Among Vernonia people who
were at the Beaver ball game in
Portland Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. John Wylde.
Guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins were
two of her uncles and aunts, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kunciter of St.
Helens and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Serafin, their daughter Angie
from Trenholm and the latter’s
fiance, Gene Fish from Porltand.
The Serafins also visited the John
and Frank Serafin families.
Edward and Larry Garner join
ed Dr. M. D. Cole and Al Boles
of Longview in Portland Sunday
to attend the baseball double
header, both of whoch the Beav
ers won. Also attending with
them was Ray Hahmeyer of Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and
family attended a picnic Sunday
at the DeMolay park near Tilla
mook which was the 20th anni
versary reunion for her Tilla
mook high school class. Almost
half of the class membership was
there with their families. Sharon
and Jimmy Harris who had spent
Joy Thvaire
Aug. 14-15
Fri., Sat.
WALT DISNEY'S
The Shaggy Dog
Fred MacMurray
Jean Hagen
last week at Tillamook with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sperber, returned home
with their parents Sunday even
ing and brought with them their
cousin, David Stout, to visit here
for a while.
Mrs. Lona Weidman received
news last week that a former re
sident, Darrell Errant, had died
from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident near Albuquer
que, New Mexico July 10 in which
his wife had been killed instantly.
One of their three sons is still
being treated for injuries and
the other two escaped with minor
injuries. The children are with
his brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Errant, in Portland.
Carla and Rusty Davis of Til
lamook spent last week end here
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Davis. Mr. and Mis.
Harold Davis and sons Billy and
Bobby of Clatskanie were here
Saturday evening also for a birth
day dinner for Mrs. Harold Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick May were
here from Eugene last week end
to visit her folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Tipton and other relatives.
Clarence Nance drove to Ta
coma Friday to bring Mrs. Nance’s
mother, Mrs. E. E. Lehmann, and
her brother, R. A Hatley from
American Lake veterans hospital
here for a weeks visit.
Neighbors in Lone Pine Acres
just south of Vernonia, gathered
at the home of Charles Van Ai
stine Saturday evening to honor
him on his 83rd birthday. Birth
day cake and ice cream were serv
ed and he received gifts. Those
who participated were Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Nightwine and fa-
milk, Mr. and Mrs .Clyde May,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warner and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tipton.
Cecil Wolf arrived Friday from
Odessa, Texas to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolf. Also
home during the week end were
the Wolf’s daughter, Mrs. Roy
Dailey from Astoria and their
sons, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf
and Tom Jr. from Springfield.
Mr. Wolf, who has not been well
is up part of the time, but
spends quite a bit of time in bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schaum
burg were here from Portland
Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schaumburg.
Mrs. Dan Cason fell Monday
noon on the sidewalk near Mil
ler's store and broke her left arm.
She also received bruises in the
fall.
Miss Harriet Heath who has
spent most of the summer recup
erating from virus pneumonia, is
now on her feet and feeling good
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson of
Chicago called on Mrs. W. T.
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DÀTES io Remember
Oernonia Eagle FRIDAY.
AUGUST 14
2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1959
FOE and Auxiliary — Hall at
858 First Ave., 8:00 p.m.
THE YOUNGER
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
Als NEZ PERCE CHIEF HE RE-
I Do-Si Do square dance clab —
FUSED TO RECOGNIZE UNFAIR
Legion hall, 8:30 gm.
TREATY OF'63—NEGOTIATEP WITH
MONDAY, AUGUST 17
GENERAL MILES UNTIL FIGHTING BROKE
TIMBER ROUTE — Mr and City Council — City hall, 8:00
OUT....SEEKING FAIRER TREATMENT,
JOSEPH TRIED TO LEAP BAND INTO
Mrs. Otto Krouse and family
p.m.
i visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Braun Vernonia Fire Department— West
Oregon building, 8:00 p.m.
I and Mr. and Mrs. John Siedelman
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18
«aw . 2" PURSUIT LASTED 3
and family Friday. Mr. Krouse
• MONTHS, I3OO MILES—
Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge No.
taught school at Beaver Creek 56
NEZ PERCE WHIPPED SOLPIERS AT
246 — IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. Of
RIO HOLE BUT WERE CORNERED BY
years ago. He was Mr. Braun s
ficial visit of grand master.
MILES AT BEAR PAW MTS, STARVEP
first
school
teacher.
AMP SUFFER. NG. ■. - FORCED TO SUR-
his son.
RENDER 30 MILES FROM BORDER
.
• Callers at the John Siedelman
Mrs. John Siedelman, Rose Ma
home Sunday were Gene Trussell rie and David and Mrs. Marion
and Bill Stewart of Manning, Mr. Siedelman went to Banks to the
and Mrs. Bud Howell of Gales Black Powder Days celebration
Creek and Ted Kaupi of Crooked Sunday afternoon.
Creek. Mrs. John Siedelman and
Mr and Mrs. Dean Wood visit
2 o<
two children and her father, Peter ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidtin
NOBLE AND DIGNIFIED, TO
Felong visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening.
HIS DEATH JOSEPH RE-
Markley Sunday morning.
MAINEP AN HONORED
SPOKESMAN OF HIS
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bledsoe of
PEOPLE
Estacada and Mr. and Mrs. Will
Shepard of Buxton visited Mr.
LOOKING
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and Mrs. Carl Wienecke Satur
-CHIEF JOSEPH
day evening.
for
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Eide and
2% FUZ-
SoMETHING?
family moved to Seventh St. in
Riverview this week from the
Graves Monday. Mrs. Anderson over there to see the wagon train. Harry Wilson place.
Mrs. Nell Thacker accompanied
is the former Harriet Bronough
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Holce,
who taught music in the grade Randy and Ricky and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teeling of
school here some years ago.
Mrs. James Johns and Timmy va Portland on a vacation trip
Mrs. W. T. Lilly was taken by cationed from Sunday to Wednes through Washington. They re
turned home Thursday.
the Vernonia ambulance to Port
Mrs. Betty Pollock and Rita
land General hospital Tuesday day of last week at Ollalie lake.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson Shipley were in Forest Grove and
morning. She has been ill at her
home for some time and was tak were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro Portland Tuesday on a business
en to the hospital for additional bert Curl last Thursday for din and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Richardson
care.
ner at Nendels in observance of
and
children, Kenny, Lura Linda,
Mrs. Cassie Livingston who the birthdays of Mrs. Johnson
and Ross arrived from Richmond,
since January of this year has
You’ll find the products,
California to spend Wednesday
been a resident of the Kennedy and Mr. Curl.
services, firms and stores
and
Thursday
with
her
brother
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ron
McDonald
Memorial Christian Home in Mar
you need listed in the
tinsville, Indiana was recently and Lanny and Mr. and Mrs. Or and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Yellow Pages of your
pictured in the Martinsville Daily en Weed and Barbara vacationed Harold Shipley and Mike.
Telephone Directory.
Mrs. Rilla Snyder of Portland
Reporter as she sat at her loom last week at Green Lake. The
called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wie
weaving. An accompanying ar
McDonalds returned home Wed necke Friday afternoon.
ticle told of her weaving and that
Mrs. Frank Birt spent from
her hobby had been encouraged nesday and the Weeds spent an
at the home by the making avail- extra two days visiting some Wednesday till Friday in Port
land with her mother.
able of an extra room in which other lakes in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark have
she can work and a glass show
Carl Davis was taken to the
Serving the fastest-growing
case in which to display things Good Samaritan hospital in Port had relatives from Minnesota
communities in the U.S.A.
she has made in one of the lob- land Monday evening after he visiting them. Mr. Clark accom
bies. Copies of the paper and had become ill that afternoon panied them to Medford to visit
literature telling about the home while working at the home of
were sent recently to friends here his son Harold at Clatskanie. The
who were pleased to know she trouble is thought to be a recur
is so pleasantly situated.
rence of an ulcer but he is under
Mrs. Mathilde Bergerson drove going tests to determine the treat
to Tacoma Wednesday to take ment necessary.
home her grandchildren, Sherril,
Last week end. Mr. and Mrs.
Jacqui and Bobby Bergerson, who Ben Fowler drove to Sumner,
have visited here more than a Washington where she visited
week with her and their uncles with the Goodburn family while
and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ber Mr. Fowler accompanied Darvin
gerson and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin and La Verne Goodburn and a
Meyer and their families. She pal of the latter from their ship,
planned to spend a few days the USS Bremerton, on a hiking
visiting her son and wife, Mr. and trip in the Olympics. Mrs. Fow
Mrs. Clifford Bergerson, before ler also enjoyed seeing the aqua
returning home.
plane races.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sargent
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hickman and Curtis went
to Twin Lake out from Bend
Monday of last week for a camp
RUBBERGLO
ing trip. The Hickmans returned
home Sunday but the Sargents
are spending this week there, too.
Mrs. Ethel Meeker was here
A g Buy one quart
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recently from Salem and spent
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Mrs. Paul Gordon visited at
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How much
her father and sister and family.
She brought home with her her
of your investment
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nephew, Andy Nelson who was
could
stand
here until Wednesday. She then
No limit to quantity
took him to Portland where he
the "fire test?"
boarded the bus for Bremerton to
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do you have adequate insur
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
ance coverage for the part
(These are not 14 Sale items)
Mrs. A. B. Counts last week were
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his grandson, Frank Gorden and
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Gallon 55.18
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Enamel
Mrs. A. B Counts was surprised
55.03 per Gal.
5 Gal. Tin
you have the insurance you
Gal.
Qt.
$1.92
to have her sister-in-law, Mrs.
need.
Robert Pritchard and daughters
Porch and Deck Enamel
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Rose Marie and Dorothy and
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erty
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checkup.
Wood
Exterior
Paint
or
Gal.
S5.45
52.00
granddaughter. Miss Jenni e
Gal, $6.77
Primer
Thompson from Stanton, Michi
56.64 per Gal.
5 Gal. Tin
Complete Roller
gan visit her Monday overnight.
Set, Spec.
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Mrs. Mathilde Bergerson. ac
Plasolux Gloss Enamel
companied by her three grand-
Roller & Cover
93c
sons. Phillip. Stanley and Ronnie
Gal.
59.00
Qt.
52 63
Mohair
rover
only
Vernonia Insurance
Meyer, and a friend, Mrs Jean
87c
Oxflo Plasoluxer
Miller of Portland, vacationed
Exchange
from Friday. July 30 until Wed-
Brush
51.79
2 In. Mohair edger
38c
nesday of last week at Otter Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Meyer join
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COME IN TODAY AND SAVE! •
ed them there on Sunday.
905
Bridge
Street
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thompson
Vernonia. Oregon
returned home Wednesday from a
vacation during which they were
at Todd Lake and other mountain
points with other riders from
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FOR
clubs in Washington county They
Hartford Fire
Cason Transfer
all took their horses and enjoyed
Insurance Company
trail riding
They returned
Vernonia Trading Co.
Hillsboro Tuesday and sta
Vernonia Sanitary Service
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Visits Brauns
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