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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1972)
Staves Overnight Guests of Ringers BIRKENFE1J)—Mr and Mrs Roy Stuve were last Thursday overnight guest* of his sister anil husband. Mr. and Mrs. George Ringer, at Vancouver, Washington Jepson J. Ixmnquist of Roseburg visited his grandparents, the Joe 1-onnquists He remained over night on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob DuPuis spent Monday in Portland on busi ness. Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Jess Tito and Mr. and Mrs. Glen 1 ansing drove to Seaside to pick up some eta ms. The Watsons join ed them later for Crab Louie, then card playing was enjoyed Mr. and Mrs Jim Watson were Vernonia shoppers on Friday George Jacobs visited at the Wat son home Saturday evening WOULD YOU like to knou whs lives on the cleanest street in town? Here are some of the people. Kenneth and Phillip Smith. Pete Jones. Wills and Dervvui Hen derson and Johnny McKay. And the reason that their Street. E. Birch, is the cleanest is because these youngsters and I visitors. Renee and Kevin Loyd, un der the sponsorship of Claude's Sau A Service, combed Howard's House Guests Depart NATAL - PITTSBUR—Mr and Mrs. Bob Jackson of Santa Bar bara left Friday for home They have been staying with Mr and and Mrs Joe Howard for se veral weeks. Mrs Mary Dass has been ill with the flu but is teeling better Mr. and Mrs Max Oblack visit ed Mr and Mrs. Dee Veere Her- shey at Knappa. Sunday Mrs Mildred Tupper and San dra were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Tupper Sunday Mr and Mrs. Gary Tunoer and family of Cornelius were also dinner guests Dem on i a Eagle 8 THURSDAY', JANUARY 13. 1972 the area Sunday for every bit of debris. A piece count was taken and first prize went to Ken Smith who gath ered 383 pieces, besides helping his younger brother. A total of over 1806 pieces were gathered, utter which the group washed up and lined up at Claude's candy counter for treats. And, If you like a treat, stroll down the whole bicck of E. Birch. It's neat! Mrs. Charles Hansen Visiting Daughters MIST—Mrs Charles Hansen is visiting her daughters. Mrs. Tom Ford and Mrs Ted Kulju in Port land. Last Tuesday . Laverne Kulju drove out and took her mother back with her Fridav night. Mr and Mrs. Al Schiehuber arrived from Salmon. Idaho for a visit with their daugh ter and family. Mr and Mrs Bud Hemeon They report that the roads m Idaho were icv. and it was very windy driving down the Columbia River Gorge. Steve He meon returned to his ship in Cali fornia driving down in his car Mr and Mrs Harold Case, for m er residents of Mist who now live in Glide near Roseburg, were visitors at the Casper Serby res; dence last Thursdav Saturday Mrs. Roger McDowell of Cornelius was a visitor of the Casper Serby family ★ Ready Mixed Concrete ★ Concrete Aggregate ★ Crushed Rock ★ Road Gravel Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Wm. Falconer Garlocks Travel. Visit Sunday TIMBER ROUTE Mrs H. A. MIST—A birthday dinner for Thacker was hostess for a birth Mrs Fred Laraon was given on day dinner honoring her sister Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wm Falconer Sunday. Others Mrs. Willard Garlock. Attending attending the dinner were Mr. and the party were Mr. and Mrs. L ar Mrs. Phil Varner and Crystal from son. Don and Colleen Webb. Randy Astoria, Wm. Falconer, Mary Eide and Dennis Terry and l.aura l.ar and three daughters Mr. and Mrs. son Debby and Roger and Jana Wilbur Thacker visited in the af Medges. and Ray Garlock Don Lar ternoon with the group. son is continuing his education at Mrs Frank Schmidlin called on Clatsop Community College at As Mrs. Carl Wienecke Sunday after toria where he is taking Forestry. noon. Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Peter Herinckx from Banks Bud Hemeon. Mr. and Mrs. A1 visited her aunt Mrs. Carl Wie^ Sehlehuber were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shalmon Libel. necke, Thursday. F-3IO in Chevron gasolines turns dirty exhaust into good clean mileage. Garlocks Host Birthday Party MIST—Mr and Mrs Lloyd G ar lock attended services at the West port Community Church where Mr. Sulo Sanders is pastor The G ar locks joined the Sanders for lunch after the services. Later the Gar locks drove on down to Gearhart and visited a 2nd c isin of Bernice and her husband. Ralph and Helen Fisher, who she had not seen for many years TIMBER ROUTE—Mr and Mrs Mrs Ray Garlock is a patient Frank Schmidlin were dinner in Portland Adventist Hospital guests of Mr and Mrs Donovan since last Tuesday. She is suffer Reynolds and familv Sunday eve ing with emphysema. ning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busch were Mr and Mrs. George Smith in Portland on business Monday. drove to Tacoma Surd»" al er They were lunch guests of Marilyn noon to attend the funeral of his and Steve Waring. uncle. Wm Phlu"e Morday. Susie Mist Heloing Circle will meet Smith stayed with her grandmo Thursday. January 17 at the home ther Mrs Nellie Thacker while her of Mrs Robert Mathews. 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