Demonia Eagle
Friends Enjoy Potluck Sat
I THURSDAY.
MIST—Mr and Mrs Sulo
Sanders and Mr and Mrs
Walter Mathews enjoyed potluck
together at the Mathews home
Saturday afternoon They had
attended Mrs May Mills funeral
earlier in the day
Mr and Mrs Ed Simmons, of
Cannon Beach, spent Friday
night with Mr and Mrs Larry
JAN
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1974
SEL-MOR INC.,
B. RHOADES.
MELVIN SCHWAB. Ce
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Entered as second class mail
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act oi March 3, 1179
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at 721 Madtson Ave . Vernonia
Columbia County. Oregon 97064
and paid at the Vernonia Post
Office as second class matter
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Services Held
For Mis. Lane
Mrs Florence Lane 69. late a
resident of 3015 Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove and formerly a
longtime resident of the Verne
ma area, died at the Fores!
Grove community hospital Jan
nary 23rd following a illness of
the past several months
Funeral services were held at
the Fuiter Mortuary Cha pc-1
Vernonia. Saturday January 26
at 2 30 p m The Rev jack
Carlson pastor of the Evangel­
ical Church of Vernonia con­
ducted the services with Lodge
Rites being under the auspices of
the Mt Heart Rebekah Lodge of
Vernonia Interment was at the
Venonia Memorial Cemetery
Florence Lane was born M ar­
ch 15. 19W in Glendale Arizona
the daughter of George and
Martha Ever Hartzell They
later lived in California Kelso
and Bellingham before coming
to Vernonia where her father
was the minister of the Evangel
ical Church in Vernonia She
graduated from the Vernonia
High School
She was m arried to Clyde
McDonald in Vernonia on June
26. 1924 and of this union a
daughter Mrs Thomas Jear.
Schoenhemz was borr. With the
exception of two years they lived
in Vernonia until his death nere
m 1943
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She was m a m e d to Emil
Messing April 16. 1945 in Forest
Grove and they lived in Vernonia
until his death"m 1961 Mrs Lane
lived in Vernonia until 1968.
moving then to Portland and a
short time later to Forest Grove
She was m am ed in F orest
Grove to Isaac Lane on Septem­
ber 3. 1971 and they lived at their
present home since that time
Surviving are her husband
Isaac Lane
Forest Grove
Mrs Thomas Jean Schoer
heinz. Portland Mrs
Gene
Helen Anna la Hood River
Mrs Marvin 'Verla P orter­
field. Portland; seven grand­
children and four great -grand
children Also surviving are two
Brothers Oliver Hartzel Bothell
and Edgar Hartzell Vernonia
The family suggests contribu­
tions to the Vernonia Ambulance
fund or vour favorite charitv
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the operation w ith only steam
N E W E M P IR E Late-Rock Inc. plant w ill be
a short time
The plant, which is
D E Q aad ecooomk rrstncüoBS. w ill recycle all
left to
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Blanche DeWitt Services Read
THE PEOPLE SPEAK - - -
To the Editor.
Why the pickets at Safeway "
Lets look at the leader of the
United Farm Workers for an
answer Cesar Chavez a leftist
revoluntionary. is try ing to force
farm workers to join his Com­
munist-dominated United Farm
Workers t»rganizing Committee
UFWO
Chavez wants to
aquire monopolistic control over
all farm labor in the country;
With such power, he could put an
end to free-enterpnse farming
by forcing collectivized agricul­
ture on the nation
President Johnson s war on
poverty personal on the federal
payroll helped Chevez organize
UFWO they have used tax
money your tax money in his
behalf They have helped organ
ize. finance, and lead picketing
and demonstrations some of
them violent i in support of
Chavez and UFWO. they have
used their influence with the
News Media and with leftist
political, social and religious
leaders to arrange national boy­
cotts of grapes, lettuce, and so
on The boycotts are not intended
to get anything for the farm
workers They are used as
economic pressure to require
farm ers to force their own
employees into Chavez s union
Safeway a well known name,
buys its produce at the best price
it can and still give good quality
product to its buyers, you the
public Some oi Saiewavs pro­
duce is picked and packaged by-
team sters which are not under
Chavez, and that is what it is all
about A leftist group of people
trvmg to destroy Free-enter
prise farming at your expense
Roger W Bvrd
P O Box 60
St Helens Oregon
397-4826
the appreciation for the resp
espons«
kill jus,
say thanks for your support and
contributions We will soon have
our machine
T F Tomlin
Past President. Vernonia
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Kid Wrestlers
The Vernonia Jaycees announ­
ced that they will host the
Scappoose kid w restlers this
Saturday February 2 The meet
is scheduled to start at 10 a m
and all boys wishing to partici
pate should be already enrolled
and at the gym at 10 a m
Funeral services for Blanche
DeWitt 82. a many year resident
of the Vernonia area was held
Saturday January 26th at 1 p m
in Fuiten Mortuary Chape! in
Vernonia with the Rev Jack
Carlson officiating Mrs Lloyd
Thomas served as the organist
Committal rites follow«! with
interment being held in the
Vernonia Memorial Cemetery
Lela Blanche DeWitt was
born. January 5. 1892 in Jerry
City. Ohio, the daughter of
Charles C and Alice Hamshire
Harned As a young child she
went to live with her Aunt and
Uncle She attended schools in
California and went to Stanford
University and received her
teachers certificate
She was united in m arriage to
Harlev A DeWitt May 2. 1913 in
Riverside California .After their
m arriage they moved to Wheat-
land Ferry near Salem. Oregon
In 1931 the family moved on to a
farm near Keasey near Vernonia
DeWitt proceeded her in death in
June 16 1966 In 1960 the family
moved to Vernonia In August of
1972 she moved to Pasco. Wash
ington to live with her son
Mrs DeWitt died January 21st
following an extended illness in
Pasco She is survived by two
sons and one daughter. Mrs
Charles Alice Brown. Red
mond Washington. Theodore
DeWitt of Vernonia and Donald
DeWitt of Pasco Washington
Also surv iv ing is one sister Mrs
Olive McMahan and 13 grand­
children and 13 great-grand
children
Mr and Mrs Francis Resnick
and family of Seattle. Washing
ton visited his parents Mr and
Mrs Frank Resnick in Mist
over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Chuck Aber
netby and family of Whidbey
Island Washington visited her
father. Ray Mathesion in Mist
over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Rov Kvser and
Doug were in Longv iew on
Wednesday, and later in the day
they were in St Helens
Mr and Mrs Fred Larsen and
Dennis visited Mr and Mrs
Willard Garlock last Saturday
evening
The valley extends its heart
felt sympathy and condolances
to the family of Mrs May Mills
Mrs Jane Hansen returned
home Friday ev ening from Port­
land. w here she had been spend
ing some time visiting friends
and relatives
Accompaning
Mrs Hansen home were her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr and
Mrs Ted Kujula. of Portland
While in Portland. Mrs Hansen
visited with Mrs Libel, and Mr
and Mrs Cechmamek Mr and
Mrs Kujula stayed over the
weekend with Mrs Hansen, and
Saturday attended Mrs Mills
funeral and returning to Port
land on Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Valis Tooley and
'daughter Paulene Trask of M>»n
tesano. Washington visited Mr
and Mrs Charles Sundland after
Mrs Mills funeral Mrs Tooley
was a sister-in-law of Mrs Mills
.O r Wednesdav afternoon. Mr
and Mrs Casper Serby visited
Mr and Mrs John Hyatt of
Clatskanie
TOWN & COUNTRY
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Morris (.raves of GoM Beach
and Mrs Ethel Blake of Port
land spent Monday at the home
of his mother. Mrs Mabel
Graves
M rs
\ eta Stephens and son
Vincent of Hopewell were here
on Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mrs Blanche DeWitt.
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Forest Grove—357-2161
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I would like to thank all the
volunteers who called offering
me help during the flood Al­
though I did not need aid at that
time I greatly appreciated their
offers of help as I'm sure others
did
Merle Cline
I have been searching for
words to try to express the
appreciation for the response
that has beer, made in regards to
the Heart machine fund A few
w eeks ago our goal seemed very
distant I have always had a lot
of faith in people and felt that we
could raise the money for the
machine but that it would take a
long time We are over the
halfway m ark and our goal is m
sight I am still at a loss of
words The response has beer,
wonderful Contributions have
came from people in other
states Children have donated
People of all ages various
groups, many businesses Mist
Birkenfeld Area is supporting
this wonderful I have come to
the conclusion that I will be
unable to find words to express
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