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About The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, JAM ARY 13. 19« — LYONS Seivice held its first meeting of the year at the George Huffman home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Alex Bod- eker was in charge of the business meeting and Mrs. George Cli.pfel led I the devotions. Many plans were discussed for the coming yer. It was voted to sendîlO for Suttle Lake. Mr*. Wallace Power was named chairman of the Sp’ritual Life. Present were Mesdames Albert Ring, Laurence Walworth, Loren Chamberlain, George Clipfell, Wal lace Power, Roy Huber, Floyd Bas sett, Alex Bodeker, Mrs. Daisy John ston, Mrs. Anna Johnson and the hos tess, Mrs. Huffman. By EVA BRESSLER A holiday wedding in Lyons united Miss Carmen Westenhouse, daughter of Mr. an Mrs. Al Stiffler of T h e Dalles, and Louie Yeager, son of Mrs. Leo Hodges, in a double ring cere mony at the home of the bride’s sis ter, Mrs. MaX ” ToKnd. Rev Willis y of MonmoutR read the sc vice in the presence of close rela tives and friends. Mis. Willis Keith- ley sang, accompanied by Mrs. To- i land. Mrs. Toland played the nuptial music. The bride was dressed in a green Mrs. Herman Free was hostess for suit with brown accessories. Her cor sage was an orchid. Miss Jean Schrie the aafte-rnoon card club with the ver of Molalla was bridesmaid. Mar pa:tv held in her home. A 1:30 d - vin toland acted as best man. Mrs. sert luncheon was followed by fever- Robert Fetherston received guests al tables of 500, at which high was held by Mrs. Earl Allen, second by and ushered. The young couple left for The , Mrs. Bert Lyons, loW by Mrs. Lloyd Dalles and will reside in Enterprise Free and Mrs. Pat Lyons drew the traveling prize. Present besides we e where he teaches school. Mrs. Pat Lyons, Mrs. Orville Down- The Women’ «Society of Christian ing, Mrs. Floyd Bassett, Mrs. Walter Trade We anticipât a bri*k trade in wed furniture, when the ciani gets going. Why not get rid of your old stuff NOW? tess. Board members of the Peoples Co operative Telephone Co. held a meet ing at the telephone office Thursday evening to iscuss plans ford the an nual telephone meeting at Rebekah Hall Tuesday, Jan. 18, Members of the Lyons Hom« Ex tension unit who are making dresses met at Rebekah Hall Friday and Mor lay afternoons. The next meeting is Friday all day at the home of Mrs. Hugh Johnston in Fox Valley. Mrs. Albert Bass left for Eureka, Calif., Monday to visit at the horn-' of he - father. Mr. and Mrs Frank Itimery are the parents of a baby g'rl born at Salem Memo-rial Hospital Jan. 6. She has been named Verna Lou. Adred Martin of Albany visited his aunt and uncle7*Mr. and Mis. Al bert Ring, his hrothr, Wilbur, who has been quite ill returne home with him. Mr. and M rs. Keith Taylor and son Morsse of Waldport visited relatives in Lyons over the week end. Clyde Bressler received word of the death of his aunt, Mrs. John Bressler of Halsey. Due to the se- ' vere cold weather and icy roads he was unable to attend funeral services held there Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heioeck spent the week end with relatives in Hills- boro and Portland. Stuents returning to Oregon State College Tuesday were Willard Berry, Juanita and Duane Downing, Imogen Roye and Billy Prichard. William Prichard. Mrs. Charles Pow- er was hired as musical and free pl^y instructor, giving the group one teacher at hand every school day. Other mother will continue rotation instruction in »toiy and art. The financial arangements will be as before, exceipt that no discounts will be allowed for absences. A n y mother may take her turn at teach ing or may pay on a straight basis. The kindergarten has been very successful, despite the weather. Santa Claus b ought a new set of rythm instrments. Other equipment includes blocks, a sand table, table and benches, a phonograph, books and numerous toys. All pre-school children are welcome. The Mill City Enterprise I Mill City, Oregon. Charlea Wolverton, Editor and Pubb-her Elsbeth Wolverton, Business Manager Entered second-class matter November 10, 1944 at the post office ut Mill City, Oregon under the Act of March 3, 1879. ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ads received by Wednesday noon will run in the regular classified section and those received later up to 10 a. m. Thursday will run in the "Too Late to Classify section. Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. The Enterprise will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. CLASSIFIED KATE One insertion for 50c or three in.«ertiqns for $1.00. Display advertising 40c inch Meenh-zl 0lECllOfAi$(^HII P U B LI S V i 3 1V ° N Mill buy. Tommy Kanoff, who broke a bone Stanley Ogden returned Monday from Los Angeles where he visited in his foot, is off crutches. b Lois Hart is confined at home with his maternal grandmother. His moth a mastoid condition. er of Portland accompanied him. R-»bert Herman was operated upon • l for appendicitis at the Salem Mem- : oiial Hosptal Monday. H.is brother Lenny is home with the whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Calkins left re cently for Olympia, Wash., where Mr Calkins will seek employment. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and 1 daughter Catherine Elizabeth return ed to Newport Tuesday. Mrs. Art Rhoda was in Stayton Tuesday . GATES Mr. Porter of the Mill City Hotel 1 was in Salem Tuesday. Guests at the Leonard Herman home Saturday evening were Mr. and Bill Dot- Mrs. Bill Dotson. of LICENSED • A birthday party honoring Mrs. Clayton Baltimore and Miss Leia Mel Stori- • Kelly was given by the young people i A business meeting of the mothers of the Presbyterian Chuich Sunday LYONS WOMEN’S CLUB of the kindergarten group was held evening. There were games, a pot Meets every Thursday at the Com last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. luck suppper and group singing. munity Hall, Lyons, at 2 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Roy have mo’ IT A L ed- into the Lee Towell house on . SANTIAM AERIE OF EAGLES Marion county side. No. 2945 Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Nettleton am. J. C. JONES, Prop. Meets at Idanha Rod and Gun Club Craig Muir were in Salem at her ’ paients’ home over the week end. MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS A birthday p.^ty honoring M r s. NOW ALBUS Lowell Stiffler and Mrs. John Muir i was given by Mrs. Telmer Iverson ' DRUG and Mrs. George Veteto at the I ver- I 2210 So. Commercial St. Salem Office Ph. 6887 Res. Ph. 6887 son home Satuiday night. STORE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Podrabsky re ceived word this week of the mar riage of their son, Josaph, to Miss 20 years of Continuous Service Barbara Piatt of Council Bluffs, la. PIANOS The wedding was solemnized Dee. 31. F. H. ALBUS, RG. PH. BAND INSTRUMENTS The Mill City graue school plays STAYTON Stayton here Friday afternoon. The INSTRUMENT REPAIRING ____ : ■ ' grade school has won all its games so far this year. t ACCORDION LESSONS i Announcement is made of the en gagement of Miss Florence (Wally) Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HSMsJiv UU I Jerry Walter, to Leroy E. Walis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walis of Pay ette, Idaho. Miss Walter lived in Mill City and her parents operated a store here. Beatrice Jones and boys spent the week in Silverton at the Jones farm. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hawkins and Re;. Jar Meeting Mghts Wayne Kerr returned from Montana t J Friday after a vacation in Missoula. William Kitchen, 78, and Mrs. Pearl Roberts, 68, bothof Mill City, were married at Cottage Home Saturday. MILL CITY—4 th Friday Monthly During the critical daily period of They will live at Mill City. Mr. Kit IDANHA - 2nd and 4th Thur-- ay 11 :00 a. m to noon and 4:30 p. m. chen is a patient at Cottage Home LYONS - 1st a..4 3rd Friday Monthly DRESSES to 6:30 p. m., reduce all electricity but will leave there in a few days. Second Friday open for special meet * used for heating to a minimum. Mrs. A. W Keri received a letter ings. from Finland stating the tempera Bathe and wash dishes after 6:30 ture was 40 below zero there. She p. m.; restrict washnig and ironing also learned that a sister there may to hours other than the criticol daily visit in the states this .-umnier. peried. Turn off lights not octuolly 50 cents in city Visiting at the home of Ira Teters C.E ’ Pink” Mason Prop 15 cents per road needed over New Year's was Edgar Teters, mile outside an only brother, of Hygiene, Colo. He Shell Products has left to visit his daughters in Auto Storage, Batteries Mill City Ta i Service • ■ . - - < ’ ■■ Your Old Furniture for New ■ Bevier, Mrs. Bob Carleton, Mr: Bob Free, Mrs. Sam Bridges, Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs. George Huffman, Mrs. Merrill Brassfield, Mrs. Art..ur Olm- stead, Mrs. Albert Bass anl the hos A Frier.dly Place To While Away Mill City Plumbing Your Idle hours Richards Tavern Directory Organizations i ir erial Works Santiam Hardware and IMPLEMENT COMPANY Mill City Furniture Co Stayton ex’s Tavern A friendly family atmosphere prevails I. W. A. - C. 1. 0. IN YOUR HOME: Wood’s Stors MILL CH Y Service Station TAXI YOUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT: Phone : >02 ■ Turn off or reduce to a minimum all display and ornamental lighting be tween 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. Reduce air conditioning and use of elec- triaclly operated equipment during these critical hours. Cut the use of outdoor and indoor lighting to a minimum between 4:30 and 6:30 Fishing Tackle Stop and shop at it tie French I'he » - Zenith 1). W. Reid MD for latest fashion in coats suits and dresses HARLOW L W’.IXRICh Attorney at La* THE INDUSTRIAL PLANT: a Reduce use of all electrically opar- atad machinery and equipment to a minimum during the hour* of 11:00 a. m. to noon jnd 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. Alto eliminate during thia critical period oil ornamental and les« essential lighting. 115 N High St SALEM »a- Make [very Kilowatt Count! AI han y Sis Broadalbin íM « Mill City Suite Ban!.! ^Vater^Metal Oil Burners Water Softener« JUDSON’S Plumbing • Heating “Service Anywhere" Tel 414’ 9'9 N. Commercial Salem, Oregon A Home Bank.Owned and Managed by Home People. \\ .di'e Fumral Heme AH Depoeitors Insured up to *5000 00 Under the Term« of the Federal Deposit Insure ice Corporation. Fire and Aatenorive Inaurano» NoUry Public. MODERN UNIRVI. SERVICE Stayton. 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