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(tentoni* Eagle THURSDAY JUNE 7, ijtj « 1 * 0 » , IMC. LA KRY GAR WER. E< MRLVIN SCHWAB, a . RHOADES. TTS Recorder's C o u rt___ Hansen Service CACMembeis Read Wednesday Tour Woodshops Hans O Hansen 84 y ear-old resi dent of the Vernonia area since 1936 died Wednesday May 30. at the Veteran's Hospital in P trtia n d OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER following an extended illness Funeral services for M r Hansen » » Chester U g e Collins D n v were held at the Fuiten Mortuarv mg while suspended Plea, guiltv nutter August 4, 1922. under the Chapel in Vernonia. Saturday . June fine *155, cleared set t t March X 1ST» 2. at 2 p m 3037 - Edward W K a ija Illegal The Rev Jack Carlson pastor of Published weekly on Thursday at V - h m Plea guilty, fine i l l the Evangelical Church of Verno m Madisoo Av*., Vernonia. Co- 3038 - Frank Alexander Queen nia. conducted the services with huabta County. Oregon *7064 and M ore noise than necessary Plea M rs Lloyd Thomas, organist Con paid at the Vernonia Post Office no« guilty found guiltv fine *11 cluding ntes and interm ent w ere at as second class matter. 3039 - Ludwig John Koch No the Vernonia M em orial Cemetery operators license Plea guiltv fine with .Albin Bergstrom. Harry Cul *6 «• M Per Year — In the Nehalem bertsor Noble Dunlap. Loren Stiff. Valley JAMES JOHN'S, Ale* Pl 3M0 1-uduig John Koch VBR Lloyd Thomas, and Charles F ix a te , *4.00 Per Year Elsewhere all members of the Vernonia Bar 4 5 /3 5 Plea, guilty , fine *17. Activity Ceatar. racks. Veterans of World W ar I, 3041 - Wm Thomas Austin Dis serv ing as pallbearers obeved slop sign Dismissed O F F IC E HOURS M r Hansen was a native of 3042 - Randall W illard Larson Mien., Toes., Wed., F ri.—• a.m . to VBR 4 5 /3 5 Plea, guilty : fine *13. Skoge. Norway where he was bom 4 O-m. 2043 - W alter Ira Anderson Dis July 1. 1888 He spent his early life obeyed stop sign Plea, guiltv . fine there, then came to the United Thwrs. A Sat.—* a.m . te U naan 96 States in 1905 landing in Boston He Construction was started this Phene <24-3372 went by tram from Boston to Kie w eek on a new home for the Fuiten K M O o o o c » o e o c K « c K e *> i> :« :« > :« 'e n . Montana to the home of his M ortuary in Forest Grove The for 3044 - Scott Gieryna No operators cousins, where he stayed to learn license Bail forfeited. Si 1 m er Underwood M arket building the language and customs of this that was built by D ale Underwood a>46 - Keith H Holm Insufficient country hvesavmg devices Plea guiltv in 1947 and occupied by him as a In 1906 he left his cousins and fine Sio super m arket is the building to be went to Helena where he worked in utilized at 2306 Pacific Avenue It is 3048 - Harmon Janwav - Insuf construction, then a year later went ficient number hfesavir^ devices adjacent to the present m ortuary to Seattle where he lived for about building Plea, guilty fine $9 five years During this tim e he en I nderwood sold his business to 2051 - Theodore Henrv Blahm tered into steam engine and boiler VBR 35 25 Plea guilty ' fine *11 Chet Evanson who operated it as work and part of this tim e was spent Chet's M arket in early 1953 and 3052 - Rob Robbins Disorderly in Alaska on "carrying ships " conduct Plea, not guiltv; found Evanson sold the m arket when he M r Hansen later spent the bal retired in May . 1965 The building guilty fine *25 suspended A showing of paintings by stu ance of his working years working w as closed as a super m arket a 2053 - Melanie Elbert H arras- dents of M rs M ildred Hubbard as a m illw rig ht helping in the con little less than a year later and was smen: Plea guilty fine *15. sus P ( V instructor of oil painting in pended by probation struction of m any saw m ills m Ore later the home of M eyer's E le c Vernonia during its last two terms, gon. Washington, and California tronic s until the sudden death of will be held the afternoon of Wed He was m arried to M abel Geddes Clifford M eyer m an airplane ac nesday. June 13. from 1 to 5 p m at 3055 - Rodney Alvin Gallaty No in Portland on Nov em ber 21. 1914 cident in September 1970 They operator s license Plea guilty, fine She preceded him in death here in the Scout Cabin later closed th eir operation in F or- The exhibit w ill be open to the 1966 In 1967 he was m a rrie d to public during the hours the Scout 3056 - Gerald Rudolph Soders E m m a Ingermansen and they first lived several years on lim b e r Cabin w ill be used as registration Operator's license expired Plea center for the city sum m er re c guiltv fine i l l . Route, then moved into Vernonia reation program She died July 6. 1972. and. afte r her A feature of the exhibit w ill be a death. M r Hansen was at White group of paintings by the popular City until he entered the Veterans Lawrence H Sargent 72-y ear-old Hillsboro artist-instructor Hospital in Portland resident of Vernonia since 1924. died All students of Mrs Hubbard in M r Hansen was a m em ber of the Saturday June Z at the Veteran s her Vernonia classes are invited to Veterans of World W ar 1. Barracks Hospital in Yancouv er. Washington bring their paintings to the Scout 2S25. and the Am erican Legion. following an extended illness Cabin Wednesday morning to be Vernonia Post He was baptized in Funeral serv ices for M r Sargent arranged for display the Lutheran Church were held at the Fuiten M ortuarv Surviving are brothers. Andrew Reports the past week by the V e r Chapel. Vernonia. M onday. June 4, Hansen of Benson. Minnesota. Iv a r nonia Police Departm ent reflect a at u a.m and M ike Weioy of Naugatuck. variety of incidents, including the The Rev Jack Carlson, pastor of Connecticut Peder Hansen of Titus following the Evangelical Church of Ver ville. F lo rid a. David W'eloy. and A June 1 report noted two young norua conducted the services, with two sisters, all of N o rw a y . and a girls bitten by rats while asleep m M rs Ron Welch serving as soloist number of nieces nephews and the upstairs bedrooms in a State and 5 lrs Lloyd Thomas as organist cousins. Avenue dwelling The girls. L au n M ilitary honors at the services M iller. I I . and Sandra M ille r the were under the auspices of the Ver daughters of Ada M M ille r, have noma Barracks No 2525 Veterans been kept under observation by of W orld W ar I. with Cass B e r' That's on top of the Armv's health authorities for fear of rabies gerson. Charles Fugate, Noble Dun new starting salary of *307 a or other ill effects from the bites lap. Loren Stiff. H arrv Culbertson month Police Chief Jack Cunningham re and E verett W ood serv mg as honor You must be a high school ported Monday that to his know ary bearers Carson Strong. Larrv Gertrude McCabe 77-year-old re graduate enlist for either ledge. no ill effects had shown up at Strong. W illiam Bokoskie John. sident of the Vernonia area for over Armor. Artillery-. Infantry or a that tim e. Joey and Michael Peachev served the past half century, died early special skill area like Radio. as pall bearers Interm ent was at Teletype or Missile Repair, Also on June 1. a report filed by Sunday morning. June 3, following the W illam ette National Cemeterv and successfully complete Laura Carmichael, noted that a an extended illness y w Basic and' Advanced Funeral services for M rs M c in Portland vandal, or vandals, had thrown a Individual Training rock through the rear window of a Cabe w ere held at the Fuiten M r Sargent was bom October 3, Your local Arm y Represent- vehicle parked in her ya rd The M ortuary Chapel. Vernonia. Wed 1895 at Happy Valley . Washington, « tire has a complete list of nesday . June 6. at 1 30 p m with the suspects s were unidentified the son of the late Huber; and bonus jobs and qualifications The breakage of six windows— Rev W H Baterm ann. associate M argaret Peterson Sargent He Call 423-3090 Today s Army four on the north side and two on the pastor of the St M a tth e w s L u spent his early life there, later spent wants to join you south—at Lincoln Grade School was theran Church of Beaverton. offi some tim e m the Hillsboro ar**a, This offer may' change or be reported May 31 Investigation led ciating M rs W illiam Kretschm er then in 1924 cam e to Vernonia. He discontinued sit any time to the referral of a 13-year-old buy was soloist with M rs Lloyd Tho had made his home in Vernonia depending on Army manpower to juvenile authorities follow m g his mas. organist since that tim e and worked for most requirements Concluding rites and vault in te r admission of guilt ment w ere at the Rose City Ceme of his lifetim e as a powder monkev in the logging industry He la te r had tery in Portland, with V irg il Snook. a chicken ranch at Vernonia until he Sam Hearing M arvin KamhoLz retired in 1957 Bill Hom . Jack Hackstna and U o yd M r Sargent attended the E va n Thomas serving as pallbearers gelical Church as long as his health M rs McCabe was bom in Bergen. perm itted He was a m em ber of the Norw ay on August 31. 1685. the Am erican Legion, the Vernonia daughter of CMaf and In g n d Ma- B arracks No 2525. Veterans of thisen She spent her ea rly life there W orld W ar I , and of the Senior and for her health she cam e to Citizen's group, all in Vernonia America when slie w as fifteen years old moving to the home of an uncle Surviving is his foster mother. at Clatskanie While at Clatskanie M rs Nellie Chausee. M ilw au kie a she met and was m arried to David MacDonald in 1915 and they follow cousin M rs M ild red W ay. Touchet. Washington, and a num ber of ed the hotel business at .Molson and including Mrs Republic Washington before com beloved friends Grace Peachey . M r and Mrs ing to Vernonia in 1922 Carson Strong. M r and Mrs She and her husband were in the W illiam Bokoskie and fam ily . Joe. hotel business for many years in John. M ike and Tan ya Peachey all Vernonia. owning and operating the of V ern o n ia. Vickie Strong of P o rt Nehalem and M acDonald Hotels in land. and L arry Strong. Tacoma. Vernonia M r M acDonald died here Washington in 1939 She was later m arried to | Fran k P McCabe at Vancouver, Washington on August 14. 1942 and they continued to live in Vernonia He died here in 1967 M rs McCabe was a m ember of the I either an Church and attended W e Tra.o Men to W ork As St M atthew's Lutheran Church in Beaverton when in that area, and the local churches when in V e r nonia BUYERS If you have some livestock Surviving are two daughters ’ »penence we w ill tram /ou M rs August M argaret» P etti, and to buy cattle sheet and M rs Nels (N in a ) Hinton, both of hogs Portland a brother and two sisters to r a local interview write in Norw ay Another daughter Dai ’«day With your background sy McKinnon died in 1961. Include your complete ad Additional survivors include five dress and phone number grandchildren Colette Nancy and David McKinnon and M ichelle and a m i BUYERS, INC Kelly Hinton 2 East Cregery 61*4 *a d c 3 0 7 - 301 The fam ily suggests contributions Kansas C-ty. M e 6 4 1 1 4 to the Vernonia Volunteer am bu lance fund in lieu of flowers 4 ««MMag ( «Cfir 4 4 4>ip »■/ The members of the Columbia Activity Center have been quite ousy visiting woodshop classes in schools around the county The pur P"5* ' of this is to fa iiiiiia ru e the members with the equipment, its operation, its purpose, and espe ctally. the safety precautions neces sary The center hopes to purchase several pieces of equipment to do w oodworking projects but feels the importance of first seeing it oper ated in a correct and safe manner On the center’s trip to Vernonia they also stopped to visit the Co lum bia Historical Museum, which they found to be extrem ely edu cational and very' fascinating Fuiten Plans New Facility Painting Show Slated June 13 L. H. Sargent Services Read est Grove and consolidated iheir holding w ith the parent company The Welsch Corporation at Long view The building has been vacant since that tim e The building was sold by Under wood to James Fuiten while it was still operated as a super m arket by Chet Evanson and w ill be rem odel ed to be the new home of the Fuiten M ortuary in Forest Grove "The need for greater floor space in the m ortuary has been apparent for some tim e. " states Fuiten Ed Noah w ill be the construction superintendent and the work w ill be completed later this year with no specmc date in mind. Fuiten adds Fuiten M ortuary has been an area institution since 1953. starting at that tim e in Forest Grove, going to Vernonia in 1957. when Fuiten purchased the Bush Funeral Home in ’ 958 and then in 1964 merging with the GLaske Mortuarv in Bea verton OO OOOOOMM MXMOKMOOCOK- Bites Noted in FOREST GROVE COMMUNITY Police Reports HOSPITAL ARMY AXRODECES *2500 EHUSTMEHT BORUS. Long Resident Police Cadets Adm itting lagt M ay 31 - James D M ille r APPLY NOW The Vernonia Police Cadets have been keeping busy in recent weeks u ith <xid jobs around the com mu nitv In one project, they are painting the fence around the ca re taker's tra ile r at the airport While on this project. Sunday, thev were treated to hamburgers and pop bv Lloyd Quinn and C liff s M arket Another project has been helping an elderly woman by rebuilding a set of steps at her home A public service project coming up is the repainting of the organization signs at the north and south city lim its on Highw ay 47. •Also, the Cadets are earning money for uniforms and other ev penses by mowing lawns, collecting recyclable bottles, and anv other projects they can find Persons wishing to aid them with the oiler of an odd job or old bottles may contact the police department Contractor-builder Dan Kam m e yer greatly boosted their uniform fund recently by donating *ioo to the Cadets Police Chief Jack Cun mngham reports that this amount would be sufficient to purchase regulation hats - the most expen sive part of their uniform s—for the entire group Sears Passes June 3 Complete Broke Service here Take Projects T O P IC S OF THE T O W N bors of Woodcraft building in Port TweMv-eight frieM h gathered at land the home of Tim Enyari on Friday M r and M rs J.J. Thoenes ew- night after graduation A decorated tertained at Sunday dinner a recent cake, ice cream , in c coffee were ly m arried senior citizen couple served He received many nice M r and M rs Prank Moon 4 presents T im says that he and Tom Portland Tronson are the only two of the 1973 Rob ( adw allader celebrated hw class who started first grade to 30th birthday this week To help him gether and finished together as celebrate this momentous occasion seniors were M r and M rs John Saan Carl and Ora E ra e h rig Irom Bums, visited their son. Lee Ernie ST M A R Y ’S T h rift Shop berg, and his family over the first and third F rid a y of every M em orial Day weekend O ra's two month sur brothers. Gerrv McGee from Sum ner Wn . and Gray McGee from W illam ina were also visiting with After a report in last week'« their fam ilies Seventeen of them Eagle that she would soon return camped out at Barnhart Creek home. Bonnie Quinn found it neces w here their parents at one tim e had sary to extend her hospital stay She a homestead is expected now to be released NEW S H IP M E N T smocks at sometime this weekend from Phy. Fabrics '■ Fashions Also—we have sicians and Surgeons Hospital pantv hose to fit up to 3M lbs 23tlc M r and Mrs. H arry Emmom M r. and Mrs. James R Whiteside and Rulh Steers attended the Coui- and children of Salmon Creek a Tama held at the Masonic Tempfc Washington, and M r and Mrs Gene in Portland. Sunday- Rhoades of Oregon C ity, visited at Mrs Dave Brick more. Chicago the W illiam Rhoades home Friday 111 has been staying with her In the evening, they all attended daughter and fam ily . M r and Mrs graduation James Mendes. Io help with her new M r and Mrs. James Bacon graixLson (or the past week Burbank. California, stopped at the home of their niece. M rs Bill Rhoades. Monday on ’ heir way to Canada M rs la u r a Carmichael. Mrs. Ruth Steers and daughters Mrs M ary Cota and M rs Alice Smith, June 8-9 attended graduation at Forest Fri., Sal. Grove Thursday evening Academy Aw ard Winning Phone the Eagle if you have a news item 429-1372. Ruth Steers attended a variety ' merchandise > show at the Neigh JO Y T H E A T E B 1776 NOTICE Dr. Hobart w ill be out of the office from June 11-16. VERNONIA V A C A T IO N A U T O M O T IV E SALE ARE YOUR TIRES SAFE For Sommer Driving Q u a lity a t a L o w P r ic e ! 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