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TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. W alter Lankston and their nine-day old daughter, Judith Ann, of Olympia, Washing ton arrived here Wednesday of last week to visit her folks, Mr. and Mrs. W i l l a r d Haverland and his grandaprents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Keith who are the babe’s great- grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris of Cottage Grove were in Vernonia on business Thursday of last week and were also calling on friends. Mrs. Morris has her right arm in a cast due to having it broken in a fall about six weeks ago. She hoped to have the cast removed this week, A recent new com er to Vernonia is Marcus W Hiatt who has pur chased the Hugh May place on Corey Hill and moved here from Roseburg. He is retired. Several m em bers of Ladies attending Long Beach, California to be there Saturday for the wedding of Mrs. Gessel’s son, Don McAdams. Mrs. Pagh’s son, Lester Chambers, was to be best man. Both young men the now serving in the Navy and are aboard the ship USS Princeton which was to be docked in Long Beach for a few days. Mrs. Blount’s son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blount and family from Tillamook were here Sunday and a daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth An derson and two boys visited her Mon day while here to attend funeral ser vices for Eddie Poetter. Since the address submitted last week for Lyle Barker omitted the APO number, it is being repeated here for the benefit of those wishing to write him: Pvt. L. E. Barker, US56366663, HQ Btry., 2nd Bn., 73 Artry, APO 09165, New York, N. Y. Mrs. N ehalem Harry Emmons drove to Chapter OES were at Clatskanie Thursday evening of last week for a meeting at which Mrs. Oscar Hannula of Clatskanie, who for merly lived here, was honored. A clever Indian theme was used for an addendum. She is a member this year of the home endowment fund committee. Those who at tended were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bergerson, Mrs. Merle Cline, Mrs. Justin Folken and Frank Serafin. Roseburg Thursday of last week to see her father, W. E. McGilchrist who was in the hospital recuperating from surgery necessitated by a burst appendix. She returned home Fri day and has been assured that he is improving satisfactorily. Accom panying her on the trip to Roseburg was her mother, Mrs. Iva McGil christ, who makes her home here with Mr. and Mrs. Emmons. The eighth birthdays of Brett and nouncements from Mr. and Mrs. Le on Nackers of Portland of the arriv al of a daughter, Kimberley Ann, September 30. She weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces. Mrs. Nackers is the for mer Rosemary Patterson. Friends here have received an Lynette Wuest were observed Wed nesday of last week after school with a party at the home of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wuest, on Corey Hill. Each had invited several school friends as their guests, but Mr .and Mrs. Jam es Cox were sur illness kept several ot Lynette’s prised Saturday evening when guests friends from attending. Those who arrived at their home to observe did enjoy the party were Lane their twenty-fifth or silver wedding Daughtry, Marty Schwab, Milton anniversary. The event was arrang and Carmella Dennis, Brad Gamer ed by their daughter and husband. and Mrs. Larry Garner and Karl. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin DeLemos who Mrs. Verner Blount has news from were assisted by Mrs. Bob Brown. her daughters, Mrs. Susie Gessel and An evening of visiting, highlighted by Mrs. Betty Pagh, that they left Port refreshments which featured an an land Wednesday of last week for niversary cake was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dubendorf of Odell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dessy Laird of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Haw- 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1965 ken Jr. of Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson of Rainier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cederburg and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown of Vernonia and Miss Susie Sasse, granddaughter of Fri., Sat. Oct. 22-23 Mrs. Cox, from Spokane. Demonia Eagle JO Y T H E A T E R The Satan Bug George Maharis the Missionary tea at the Birkenfeld Community church Wednesday were Mrs. Wm. Ambrose, Mrs. Virgil Snook, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Jack Hacksma, Mrs. Dorothy Hass, Mrs. Grace Peachey and Mrs. John Steele Jr. Mrs. Launee Cousins returned home Monday of last week after spending several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Larry Cara- mella in Milwaukie recuperating from a bout with pneumonia which hospitalized her for several days. Mrs. Joe Howard of Pittsburg is in the Forest Grove hospital where she has been undergoing treatment since last week. She also had sur gery Tuesday of this week. John Siedelman, Lawrence John ston and Sam Lousignont attended the registered quarterhorse sale at Hermiston Saturday and Sunday. John came home with a new buck skin mare with the registered name of Miss Scot Bar and Johnston brought back a black gelding named Gap Hawk. Mrs. Clarence New was taken to St. Vincents hospital in Portland Thursday of last week after suffer ing some type of attack which has not been identified but caused her to loose consciousness. She regained consciousness the following day and has been undergoing tests to deter mine her trouble. John Hecnan of Coquille spent Sun day night with his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dar- rold Proehl. He had come to a t tend services Monday for Eddie Poetter. Biliasis Rites Held Saturday Bacon Franks r F OOC Swift’s Prem. 2-Lb. Pkg...... Old Fashioned.........Lb. «B W -F R O Z E N FO O DS— FLAV-R-PAC—8-oz. Pkgs. Brussel Sprouts 3/69c Tortillas ” s, 3/59c Former Baseball Star Succumbs at Covina Dates To Remember Let's Get Acquainted! Guests from Friday to Sunday at Phone HA 9-3462 Roost the efficiency of your motor by keeping oil clean and at a safe level. Drive in for oil change today! You ran be sure of onlv (he best in lubri cants when you trade here. Boston Butt Style.......Lb. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 A Portland sports column last Vernonia Extension Unit - West Ore week carried news of the death of gon Bldg. - 10:30 a.m. Charles K. Baliasis, 78, who had 62 year old Curtis Davis at his home VHS Homecoming rally - starts at high school - 7 p.m. been a resident of the Vernonia com in Covina, California. Graveside ser Past Chiefs Club - home of Mrs. munity for the past ten years col- vices were held for him there Sat Mathilde Bergerson - 8 p.m. lopsed and died while piling wood urday. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 Davis at one time lived in Ver Homecoming game, Loggers versus near his home at 1061 Rose avenue in Vernonia last Wednesday after nonia and began his baseball career Neah-Kah-Nie - Greenman Field ■ here about 1927 when he pitched for noon, October 13. 8 p.m. Recitation of Holy Rosary was the Vernonia team in the Lower Co SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 held at the Fuiten-Friesen Mortuary lumbia River league. From here he Barracks and Auxiliary convention . went to Salt Lake in the Utah - Ida Legion hall - noon potluck Chapel, Vernonia, Friday, October ho league, then to the San Francis Natal Grange Halloween Party - Na 15 at 8:30 p.m. Requiem Mass was co Seals after which he went into tal hall - 8 p.m. Open to public. offered Saturday, October 16 at 10:00 the National league with the Phillies MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 a.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic church for the start of 13 years with the Nehalem Assembly Rainbow Girls - at Vernonia. majors. Masonic Temple - 7:30 p.m. Concluding committal rites and in Chamber of Commerce board - West terment were at the Visitation ceme Oregon Bldg. - 8 p.m. tery at Verboort with the Rev. Wil Barracks and Auxiliary - I OOF hall- liam Delplanche, officiating at the 1:00 p.m. potluck. Do You Know This Man? services. Joseph Lawler, Wayne Lau TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 rila, Tony Smejkal, Norbert Pelster, Born June 24, 1885 at Kansas City, Project leader training - West Ore Ray Lamping and Lloyd Thomas Iowa. gon Bldg. - 10:30 a.m. - Twelve served as casket bearers. Married in 1925 at Sandy, Oregon Days of Christmas. Mrs. Baliasis was a native of Lath. Has one son. Chapter BS, PEO Sisterhood - Home veauea, Russia where he was born Came to Vernonia in 1960. of Mrs. Sam S. Hearing - 8 p.m. March 15, 1887. As a young man of Formerly a logger but now retired. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER *8 19, he followed an uncle to the Unit Lives on a street appropriately Vernonia Temple Pythian Sisters - ed States, first coming to Rochester, named for his hobby which is flow, IOOF hall - 8 p.m. New York. In 1914 he moved to Ca ers. Natal Grange - Natal hall - 8 p.m. nada and then later to Porterville, He also repairs violins and some California where he lived for many times gives forth with a tune on E&B LAUNDRY and years. He moved then to Portland one, also. in 1951, then sold his property there DRY CLEANERS Can be designated as a patron of and moved to his present home in 756 B ridge St. husbandry. Vernonia. — Also, Shoe Repairing — (Information supplied by J. W. Ni Two-day Service He followed farming throughout chols) Answer to last week’s quiz: CASH & CARRY most of his lifetime. He was married Albert Reynolds. while in New York and his wife pre ceded him in death a number of years ago. He leaves no known sur “ YOUR U. S. BANKER HAS THE ANSWER’ vivors. the home of Mrs. Grace Currie were her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Life of Wm. H. T ail Wm. Fowler and daughter Linda Is Topic for Report from Tieman, Oregon and her niece, PEO meeting was held October Mrs. Aubrey Turnbull from Eugene who came to help observe her birth 12 at the home of Mary Fletcher. Dorothy Sandon gave an interest day. Mrs. Currie was feted Wednes ing report on the political life of Wil day night of last week by the East ern Star social club and Thursday liam Howard Taft. The next meeting will be October evening by the Rebekahs. Monday evening of this week she had as din 26 at the home of Alvilda Hearing. ner guests Mrs. Mona Gordon and this week. Her daughter, Mrs. Rich Mrs. Irma Chance. Guest last week at the home of ard Bonney, came from Norfolk, Vir. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine was her ginia to be with her. Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Hearing are cousin, Mrs. Jennie Craig from Twin Falls, Idaho. During the week they home again after five weeks of vaca visited at Knappa with Mrs. Devine's tioning with their trailer in the area sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. of Baker and Haines in Eastern Ore Lloyd Stunkard and brother and wife, gon. They enjoyed perfect weather Mr. and Mrs. Everett Danielson; at the entire time during which they Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamholz, ac Banks with another brother and wife, rested, fished and visited with rela companied by her mother, Mrs. Har Mr. and Mrs. Ed Danielson; in Port tives and friends in the area. ry Ford of Forest Grove, drove to land with a sister and husband, Mr. the Portland International airport and Mrs. Jim Hirtzel; in Hillsboro Saturday to see Mrs. Kate Haydon, with another sister and husband, Mr. sister of Mrs. Ford off for her flight and Mrs. Ted Gernhart and in For est Grove with another brother. Ei nar Danielson. Friday, they took TIME FOR AN Mrs. Craig to the bus depot in Port NEHALEM VALLEY land for her return home. OIL CHANGE Boned and Rolled.....Lb. 24-oz. Jar BUMBLE BEE NESTLES QUICK T MEATS Mrs. M. B. Willard entered Em an MOTOR FREIGHT uel hospital in Portland Friday for tests and was scheduled for surgery VERNONIA GOLF CLUB HALLOWEEN PARTY SHOULD I HAVE A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX? The above question compares with asking, “should I have fire and theft insurance’’ . . . with one important exception. A safe deposit box costs less than any other form of comparable protection. Rental for an entire year averages little more than one penny a day. What belongs in a safe deposit box? Anything of a small but valuable n a tu re —and all im portant papers. Deeds, titles, birth certificates, insurance poli cies, wills and diplomas—just to name a few. Boxes are available in several sizes. Incidentally, each U. S. Bank safe deposit box has double lock protection. It requires your key and the bank’s key operating jointly to open the box. Ask about low-cost safe deposit protection the next time you visit the bank—Emother service of full service U. S. National. VERNONIA BRANCH 905 Bridge Daytime Program—Scandali Tournament??? B O B 'S U N IO N SERVICE 4-7 p.m. Putt-O-Rama (Floodlighted) on putting green: go-around. 18 hole 7-8 p.m. Social hour—BYOB. 8 p.m. Buffet (Smorgasbord) dinner. $2 couple. vited. Get acquainted with Beaver Gang. Everyone in TICKETS must be purchased by Oct. 24. Obtain tickets from Dick Aldrich. Ralph Bergerson. Wayne Thomas or at Golf Club. United States National Bank of Oregon • Head Office: Portland Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation f
