Demonia Eagle
w m ler while hunting coal along
railroad tracks
Newspaper rumors credit the
news that a $26 006 printing plant
was going in at the new m ill town of
Long View across the rive r from
Rainier
F ifty \ e a r* kga 1922
A new city ordinance bad been
prepares! defining vagrancy which
was to do away with gam blers and
prostitutes and parties living in the
city with no visiable means of
support
Here is a health hint for our
readers Watch out for trains this
A Federal officer may wander
into Vernonia somedav in the sweet
by and by Booze makers and ped
dlers were getting as high as five
years in some places
After reading this week's Eagle,
don't destroy it Send it to an
acquaintance or some one wishing
inform ation on our city
Fort » Y eas kgo - 1932
Christm as specials at J.C Pen
ney 's were Ladies pure silk hose
Read and Use Eagle Classifieds
«9 cents a p a ir, best steel wagon.
$5 69 and men 's rayon and-lisle
socks 25 cents a pair
The cold snap did considerable
damage to w ater pipes and heating
systems in Vernonia The worst was
in the bank building
Mrs Harry Fogel entertained the
Queen of Hearts Bridge club at her
home M rs Ben B nckel won first
prize
Twelve men from Vernonia were
given work on the second section of
the western end of the Wolf Creek
highway under the LaDee Logging
company as contractor
The Best
of the Holiday
On Saturday . December 3, M a n e
Serafin was m arried to Glen H aw
kins at the home of the bride s
parents. M r and M rs Pete Serafin
at Treholm
LLOYD & BONNIE QUINN
Thirty Years Ago - 1X2
M r and Mrs M B Steers have
bought property in Riverview and
are moving from Big Eddy park
A ir Cadet Harold Davis has been
transferred from the Stockton. Te
xas. to the M arana Basic Flying
School at Tucson. Arizona.
About six local people have been
recorded as speeding over 35 miles
per hour The OPA advised the local
rationing board that these people be
denied tires
M rs
OT
Batem an returned
from the Jones Hospital in Hillsboro
with her new son. Steven Thomas
MacDonald Hotel was opened for
the first tim e since September 12.
when fire badly damaged the in
terior
DON'S AUTO SERVICE
Twenty Years Ago - 1952
City Councilmen met for one of
their shortest sessions m months
because there was little business
other than exam ining and approv
ing bills and calling for bids
M r and M rs Tom my Tom lin
were the parents of a g irl. Kathy
Anne bom Novem ber 22.
M r and M rs Chas Sundiand
were m aking plans to spend the
holidays in California
The union high school board au
thorized final payments to the elec
trica l plumbing and beating con
tractors for construction work in
the new building
P R IM A R Y W ING at Washington Grade School fea
«■rea eaagles this year, including bulletin board
dRpigy with
by Shakespeare. The primary
Retirement of Sheehan Noted
Raymond Sheehan, vice presi
dent-general m anager for General
Telephone Company of the North
west operations in Oregon has an
nounced his retirem ent ea rly in
1973 His replacem ent, effective
Decem ber 1. 1972. is J .E . Sherar.
service director for the company
Sheehan and his w ife. E velyn , a
prominent Northwest artis t, w ill
actively pursue their many a rt-re
lated interests afte r Ray ’s re tire
ment
In his new role Jay Sherar w ill be
responsible for overall service op
erations. service planning, m a in te
nance. construction and installation
and business activities for the
company’s operations in Oregon.
Northern California and Southwest
ern Washington
Sherar began his career in 1947 as
a linem an He has held a va riety of
management and executive posi
tions in Washington. Oregon and
Idaho. P rio r to becoming service
director he was the general m an
ager for General Telephone s E a s t
ern Area headquartered in Coeur d'
Alene from 1966 to 1971.
Sherar and his w ife. Glady s plan
to move to Oregon shortly after his
assignment becomes effective
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West Oregon E lectric Co-op's new
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Gary Justice, son of M r and M rs
Edwin Justice, was facing his
second Christmas aw ay from home
home
M ay glamour abound with
you during the Yule season.
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to spend a 28-day leave at the home
of his parents M r and M rs Ed
Roediger
The annual Christm as ball was
scheduled at the high school
One of the highlights of Nehalem
C h ap ters history happened when
M rs .H arry D Ford of Forest Grove
was presented with her 50-year
Eastern Star m em bership pin
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