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About The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1949)
• • • MILL CITY EN I LltriaSlí, MAY 5. 1949 -ï MUSIC RFXITAL PLANNED DETROIT By MBb. J. A. WRIGHT The Detroit-Idanha PT A benefit given at the old grade school build ing Thursday and Friday evenings was a decided success. The build.ng was crowded both evenings and some standing room was »old Friday eve ning. A total of $236.35 was grossed from the sale of tickets and pie« af ter the show. The one-act farce, “Calling A 11 Carr’s” p-^t on by Bruce Gorden, Bet ty Pittam, Rilla Schaefer, Reba Sny der, Warren Stahl, Mary Gulliford, Frank New and Roselle Vickers, with Mr». John Ray directing, displayed lots of talent. The minstrel show had 25 charac ters. They .were Joan Cauble, Ben Todd, Mrs. Eli Bangs, Eldon White, Russell Hoyt, S. T. Moore, Dick Thorton. Ro nald Morgan, Dick Haseman, Har low White, Frank Wilson, Ruth Skid more, Mrs. E. W. Bray, Jean Bray, Shirley Hammer, Dorothy Morgan, Mary Gordon, Marlene White, Frank ie Payne, Bob Budlong, Virginia O’ Brien, Mary Impsem and Lillian Carl son. Nolan Rasnick was interlocutor ami Mrs. Otis White and Mrs. John Ray directed. The music of Mrs. Gordon Skid more and drum playing of Scott Young added much to the success of the show. First prize for ticket selling went to Jame» White; secon to Billie Pe terson and third to Donna McKeever. Wardr<»be custodians were Mrs. Earl Parker and Colleen Mermillion. The program committee included Mrs. Sol Tucker, Mr». Albert Snyder,- • Mrs. Bruce Gordon, Mrs. Cliff Peter son and Mrs. Richard Hansen. Mr. an d.Mrs. Dennis Buetall and daughter Trinnie of Salem were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byr- kit. They went fishing on the Metol ius. Mis. Uuritz Hansen who was ta- ken to the Matson Hospital in Mil- waukie a week ago is improving. Mrs. Emma Ramage and daughter Joan an<i son Webb of Salem visiterl last week end at the home of h-r brother-in -law and sister, Mr. and Mr». Haiold Champion. A gtie-t at their home the previous week was her nephew, Bill F’ry, also of Salem. Mr. and Mr». Francis Stout and Mrs. Gale F’agen brought the Glen Dryden’s furniture to Detroit fiom Entterprise last week. Henry White, assistant fo-est su- I ervisor, was here on business three days last week and staye«l overnight at the home of his brother-in-lav’ ami sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker. A »or nl club known as the En gineers Club to piovid«, recreation for the engineers and their families hag been organized. Officers are Harry Rutherford, chairman, and Ruskin Smith, secretary. They put on their first entertainment at the Rod and Gun Club last Saturday evining - nd about 100 people attended. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Russell and Mr and Mrs. Ung, all of Portland, were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rynearson and Otto Russell. Mr and Mr». Earl Layman and Mr. und Mrs. Archie Mattoon syerrt the opening of fishing season on the Ya- quina River. No luck the river was very high. Mr. ami Mrs. Samuel B. Manning ami two children, Barbara Jean, in the fourth grade, and John in the first grade, moved here recently und start ed operation of the Canyon Cafe on Sunday. They have as chef one of the finest cooks in the Northwest Robert Manning, brother of the man ager who has cooked in the Mult nomah and other large hotels. All meals will be personally inspected by thu manager before thev are served. I he Detroit Telephone Co. is in- talling a PBX board at Mongold as additional lenice for the Army En- gineers. ’ letus Johnson and •• of Portland were i of his parents. Mr. Elkhorn By JEAN ROBERTS Mrs. Bill Bickett I and M ; a. R a y Robert« spent Thum •day in Silv ei ton at the Marion County 4-H Spring , t Show Their daughters, Jackie Ri.k’ ett and Lois Rae Robert», were cor Ming in the Clothing II project Mr. and M ,. W A Billington w re »••itora at the Bill Bickett home on Spr ng maintenance of telephone lines, trail and rva< s was starts, by crews <»f the Linn County Fire Patrol last I week, according t ■ Mei Crawford. Sweat ! Home, district war- den All facilities will be service; and maintained prior to the fire sea son, at whch time most of th ie train- tenance men will go to their fled stations for the summer season. A crew under the direction of Ttenholm is clearing a site for a . guard station in the Scio area t ready this season for fire detei J in the Jordon Thomas Creek an 4 The Wiltsey studios will present a recital of about 50 performers, most of them frm Canyon communities, at Stayton high schol auditorium May 8 at 2:30. The public is invited. Participating are: Jacqueline Kinsman, Cail Smith, Miriam Brown, Mary Duman, Doris Neal, Shirley Mohler, Jean Pri leaux, Donald Olmstead, Mrs. Roberts, Lois Mae Roberts, Janice Jungwirth, Bar bara Podrabsky, Judy Podrabsky, Jackie Bickett, Betty Humphries, Claryce Humphries, Jessie Covert, Dennis Deetz, Sandra Forrest, Diane Schwindt, Cecil Bassett. Barbara Kirkwood, Thomas Wayne Tate, Nor ma Jean Devine, Shirley Wodtley, Vi olet Sims, Cheta Land, Maigie Prich ard, Bertha Silbernagel, Max ne Scott, Darla Lae Able, Floyd Ling- acher, Ronald Lingacher, Velma Shaw, Audrey Shaw, Lahny Podrab sky, Judy Kundle, Kathryn Johnston, Leland Humphries, Gary Gehlen, Ken ny Ware, Glen Bruce, Janet Betcke, Glea De«. Duman, Clifford Fletcher, Jim Tate, Wiley Muise and Lorena June Devine. Gates .deice; Mrs. \ . an Hm IM-«. Cat erine Lyon and Mr. and ¡Mrs. Wil in Stevens, Lyons; and The wedding of Miss Rose Lalack, Mr». Tilnmn Rains and son and Miss daughter of Mr. and Mis. Andrew Georgia Shane, Gates. Lalack, of Dallas, to Elmer Culwell of Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samu el Culwell, took place Sunday after- ; noon in the Community Church. The bride was attired in a soft blue 1 A birthday party was held at the I afternoon frock with white hat and Charles Kelly home Thursday honor 1 blue veil, her corsage being of pink ing the third anniversary of their ' and white carnations. Her only at- son Johnny. Attending were Mrs. ■ tendant, Mrs. Andrew Lalack Jr., of Vernon Todd and Stephen, Mrs. Don i Salem, wore an afternoon gown of ald Sheythe and Mark. Mrs. Carl Kel- 1 ly, Jeanie and Carl Hall, Mrs. Bob dusty rose. Her brother, Andrew Lalack Jr. f ; Hill and Bobby, Mrs. W. J. Robinson. Salem, escorted the bride to the al- Leia Kelly, Johhny Kelly and Mrs. tar. The ceremony was performed by * Charles Kelly. he Rev. Wayne Watkins. Best man Saturday the Charles Kellys drove was the groom’s brother, A. B. Cul Mrs. W. J. Robinson to Dallas where well of Lyons. Usherswere Joseph she planned to spend a few days at the home of her brother--in-law, Al Lalack and Howard Naue. Mrs. Charles Power of Lyons sang, Cherry. accompanied by Miss Alice Smith. Out of town guests attending the Following the ceremony a recep wedding and reception for Miss Do tion was held at the home of Rev. rothy Shuey and Que Haynes includ Watkins. Mrs. Aledd Hutchinson ed Mrs. Vivian Hoenig and Mrs. Ro poured and the bride’s cake was cut bert Schroeder, Salem, Mrs. Mabel by Mis. Hershel Culwell. Mrs. John Freeman (formerly Mabel Needham) Swan, Mrs. Jessie Short, of Salem, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Wa kins assisted. Mrs. Jo Norris and son of Eugene and Miss seph Lalack and Miss Betty Bentley Ina Pearl Allen of Amity. of Lyons passed the guest book. The Women’s Missionary Society After a short wedding trip the of the Christian Chutch meets Wed- couple will be at home in Lyons nesday, May 11, at the home of Mrs. Glen Shelton. China will be the study DOROTHY SHUEY MARRIES topic, led by Mrs. Clyde Golden. QI E HAINES OF ASTORIA ROSE LALACK M ED TO ELMER CI LM ELI Mill Citv LYONS By EVA BRESSLER The annual mothers and daughters banquet sponsored by the Women s Society of Christian Service was held at Rebekah Hall Monday evening with a good attendance. Each mother was presented a corsage. Mrs. Char les Power, emcee, introduced M r s. deLespinasse of Hubbard who gave a very interesting talk on her trav els in Europe. The address of wel come to the mothers was given by Mrs. Modena Carleton, and response by Mrs. Catherine Lyon. -Gifts were presented to Mrs. Zander, oldest mo ther present, Mrs. Hallie Toman, the youngest, Janice Vanyes, younges- daughter; and four generations Mrs Zander, her daughter, Mrs. Leora Stevens, granddaughter, Mrs. Hallie Toman, and great grandson. Stephen Toman. A short program with Norma Jean and Lorena June Devine of Gates furnishing accoidian music, a song and dance by the Little Sun- srine Girls was presented by Mrs. Gertrude Jungwirth and Mrs. Anita Limbeck assisted by Mrs. Helen John ston and Mrs. Helen Hilton. Mrs. Al ta Bodeker impersonated “Madam Can’t Sing She,” a noted opera sing er, in a clever skit. A vote of thanks was extended to the men and boys who served. ■ ter for a short time. Special Mother’» Day services will be held at the Lyms Methodist church Sunday morning. Wants and Sales FOR RENT 50x100 ft. lot. Fred Farmen. Mill City, Ore. 8 HELP WANTED—Correspondent re presentative to write credit reports for Mill City, for national concern. Knowledge f leal business codifions tequired. Write Mr. B. H. Robinson, P. O. Box 111. Portland, Ore. 8* STAYTON Garden Club Flower Sale May 7, beginning at 8 a.m. until eve ning, in front of Western Store. Ca mellias, azalias, geraniums, fuscias, ivy, tuberous begonias, pansies, pe tunias and other bedding pants. 8* FOR SALE — 2 b’room house, all mod. *:;400, two lots. See Red Thom- 8 as or ph. 2042. FOR SALE 4 b’room hou<e. Einest 8 Ragsdale, Mill City. FOR SALE ’939 Fori Fou’dwr f-e- ian. $400. See Baker at Jewelry 8” store FOP SALE—’47 Fi d »nick, 2 18 ft flatbed, 900 tires. 2 speed The Gates Womens Club met in ton axle, 200” wh hese, extras, Faith Rebekah Lodge held its 00 mi. Joe Stanton, 3".! Norway, social meeting in the club rooms of The Presbyterian Church was th« meeting at the hall. Nominations of verton, call 4171. the high school Thursday evening of scene of a lovely wedding Sunday af- officers was the main business of the last week, with members of the Me eiaoon when Mis» Dorot'iv Sh uey, M rs. Frank New took her daugh evening. A contest of giving the un HAY FOR SALE or trade for cattle hama, Lyons and Mill City clubs as aughter of M r. and M r W. B. Paul Horner 9* their guests. Mrs. Elmer Stewart, Shuey, was married to Que W. ter Sally to Stayton Tuesday for me written work was given with prizes president of the Gates club, welcom Haines Jr., »on of Mr. and Mrs. Que dical care. She reported a bronchial going to Mrs. Elsie Myers and Mrs. Ve na West. Reports of committees ed the visitors. A (program of musi- W. Haines of Hawarden, la. The dou- condition. Jerry Pittam took Mrs. Pittam to were heard. At the social hour the cal selections included duets and tie ring ceremony took place nt 9 songs by Norma and Lorena Devine; oil • k, with Dr. David I'e gu-on of Sal em Tuesday to be treated for a hcominittee, Verna West. Alma Olm stead and Garnett Bassett, served. neck injury. selections by the Oahu Guitar Club, ficiating. Mr. and Mis. Lloyd Girod went on under the direction of Mrs. Bert Kel- FOR SALE 4 mo. ol trailer, Star The curch altar was deco-ated with The amateur program sponsefred tan Royal Mansion, 33’ long. 130 La ley, and two guitar duets by Mr. large baskets of pink cherry b'os- Saturday to visit te the home of Ar- 1 and Mr». Kelley. Mrs. Hollis Tur- soms and white lilacs. Also lighted nold Aaserucde of Salem and Mr. by the Farmers Union was held at na Ave, Salem, O t e. Mrs. George nidge displayed a number of gifts candelabriums, lighted candles in a'l Girod’s sister, Esther Jensen of As Rebekah Hall Frida y evening with a Dunbar. 9* Coming home Sunday night i large crowd present. A chicken sup sent to her from pen-pals in Poland, ne windows with white satin bo.v- toria. they were stopped by a slide about per was served from 0 to 8. Partic FOR SALE Beutifully wooded liv- England and other countries and marking the pews down the ais’.e. a mile and a half this side of Blow ipating in the program were Kathryn er view homesites, spring water, good gave a n interesting description o f Lighting the candles were Mrs. Ma those sending gifts; Mr». Floyd Bas vis Crass of Wheeler and Mrs. Mary- out. They were delayed fiom 9 to 2 Johnston, Clarice Hump.ies, Sandra soil, one to five acre tracts, easy sett of Lyon» told of letters and gifts Ann Johnson. They wore pink and a.m. Some 15 cars were in the east Forrest, Connie Kimsey, Susanne terms. Royal Johnson, 2 mi, E. of Schiewe, Shirley Wodtly, Miriam |Gates in Linn Co. Tel. 742, Mill City. received from Australia. On display blue marquisette gowns. For the mu bound lineup. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erickson Brown. Darlene Christensen, Judy Po were articles of other members sent sic Mrs. Donald Sheythe sang “Be I-------------------------------------------------- from Holland, China ami Japan, A cause” ami “The Lord’s Prayer,” with were in Portland on business Mon drabsky. Bill Bilyeu, Aladean Mc . FOR SALE Poles, piling and saw Donald, Leonard Smith, Delton Fore, fine violin, over 200 years old, fiom Mrs. Robert Schroeder a- accompan day. ¡timber. Royal Johnson, 2 mi. E. of German, was shown by Mrs. Nor- ist; and also playing the wedding I Mr. and Mrs. George Bainey were Cecil Bassett, Marcella Silber nagel, Gates in Linn Co. Tel. 742, Mill City. * lifford Crook, Betty- Silbernagel, week end Bend visitors. man Garrison. Refreshments were marches. 9 Bobby Crook and Anita Limbeck. In Ben Harris of Drain spent Wednes served by the hostess committe, Mrs. The bride was charming in a gown Melbourne Rambo, Mrs. Garrison, of heavy ivory slipper satin. Design day visiting his brothers Milo and | the first division Darlene Christen EXPERT HORSESHOEING — 18 Mrs. Harry Keiser and Mrs. Joe Joa ed wi h off-shoulder effect with ny Albert and his sister. Mis. George sen was first, Judy Podrabsky, sec- years’ experience. See me at Pete Pe jOnd; Connie Kimsey and Susanne te: son’s place. —Texas Jim King. 9 quin, who were assisted by Mrs. Vel I lon yoke. The sleeve- were long, end Barney. Schiewe, third; second division, Kath ma Carey and Mrs. Theoriore Burton,] ing in a pint on the hand. The dress The poppy poster contest sponsor ryn Johnston, Clarice Humphries and FOR SALE 4 lots, orchard, berries, to moie than 50 members and guests - was a fitted bodice with a long Samira Forrest, first, Cecil Bassett, walnuts, grapes, chicken house, 3- present. train from the full skirt and tiny ed by the American Legion Auxili Mrs. Rosa Roten and her daughter, buttons all down the back and wore ary has announced the winners. They second. Aladean McDonald, third;and b’room house, steel built-ins in kit Mrs. Louisa Romev, have returned a double strand of pearls, gift from are: Eva Lou New, first in the first third ¡vision, Anita Limieck. f i r s t. chen, tile bath. See Red Thomas or 8 class; Bessie Crenshaw, best in the Bill Bilyeu, secon I, Marcella and Bet ph. 2042. from San Bruno, Calif., where they the groom. tv Silbernagel, third. Judges were attend the memorial service for their The bride carried a white Bible, second class; none were entered in IX)TS OF LOTS for sale — New Dr. Leon Barrick, Howard Leach of son and brother, S-Sgt. Tiney Hugh tpped with a rose pink orchid and the third class. homes under construction that qual Th«, two winning posters have been Salem and Felix French of Stayton. ify for G1 loans. See Red Thomas Roten, who was buried in the Gohlen streamers of white ribbon. Gate Nation cemetery there. Mrs. Arlene Case of Astoria, sis sent to national headquarters of the 8 The Women’s Society of Christian or ph. 2042. Mill City. Visitors at the home of Mr. and ter of the groom, was matron of hon organization to be entered into high Mr». J oP Joaquin, from Richmond, or, wearing pale yellow with bou er competition. All others were award Service in Mehama is holding a sil MUST SELL 27 ft. H. trailer. Per ver tea at the clubhouse Friday after manent bed, daveno, bottle gas cook, Calif., were her sister and family, quets of pastel flowers in the mater ed free show tickets. noon, May 13, with Mill City and oil heat, lots of built-ins, dual axle Mr. ami Mrs. Anthony Bidieo and ial, made in an off-shoul ler style, Mrs. Filbert Biown who spent ten Lyons societies invited to attend. and good tires. Elec, biakes,, 2 wheel son. with fitted waist and full skirt. The Mehama Women’s Club is dolly, all In good cond. for low price days in Memorial Hospital in Salem Mrs. Joaquin is employed a« Bridesmaids were Mrs. Lila Mae sponsoring a picture show at the club Mill City Bakery, starting there Isom of Portland, wearing pale pink was released Tuesday and returned , house Friday evening. May 6. Ad of $1350. See at 1251 Arthur St., home Wednesday. She was treated Eugene, or inq. - H. C. Edwards, week. and Mrs. Eva Beck in (pale blue made 9 Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Collins of li identically in style to that of the for on infected kidney, is mucs bet , mission of 20 cents will be charged, Gates. with proceed» going to the club build tacada were Sunday visitors at the honor attendant. All carried colonial ter but still confined to bed. Fryers, 45c lb. after Luck numbers will be FOR SALE Miss Lena Hawn aid Mr. and Mr-. ; ing fund. home of hi» mother, Mrs. Lula Col bouquets of pink and white carna- 4:30 p.m. only. Will deliver alive if drawn for a floor lamp and roaster. lins, who has been ill at her home. tins with ribbons of yellow, pink and Henry Wall, all of Dallas, were Sun order phoned before 9:30 a.nt.. Pen day guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Henry ' Mr. and Mr». Wilson Park, »reom- white, ami head bands of pink and nick ’ s, 35 mi. E. of Gates, S. side of Mrs. Frank Lynn of Corvallis vis Hiebert. panied by Mrs. Paul Davis, were Sa white carnations. 9* ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. river, ph. 702. Mrs. Walter Reynolds, who has lem visitors Saturday. Flower girl was little Doris Ann Amos Hiatt. Mrs. Lynn will be re Mr. anr Mr». Albert Millsap spent Hutchinson, diessed in white as other spent the past month in Portland . FOR SALE Mother’s Day plants, Sunday in Stayton at the horn«- of attendants and carrying a ba-ket of with Mr. Reynolds, was home for a I memberer! as Ella Lyons, a former .50 to $1.75; Tomato, .15 to .25 doz.; their daughter, Mrs. Marion Klecker pink blossoms. Paul Ray Morris of few days. 1 am happy to report that resident. cabbage, .10 and .20 doz. Humph Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley of ami family. reys’ Greenhouse. 1 mi. E. Lyons, Cottage Grove, dressed in dark trou Mr. Reynolds can see after his oper Portland were called to Lyons by the Ore. Attending a family dinner at the sers ami white coat, was ring bearer. ation. 9 illness and unexpected death of her Grant Barney of Prineville was a , home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pen Norman Haines, brother of the nick and Mis. N. R. Pennick, from groom, served as best man ami ush Monday caller at the George Barney j father, Roy Huber. Mrs. Huber re- FOR SALE -<’> rm. mod house, price turned to Portland with her dauel 1411 Pine St., Silverton. 9 Vancouver, were Mr. and Mrs. Don ers were Robert Crass of Wheeler home. Sixteen guests were entertained at Thorp and son “Dicky Pennick" and and John Case of Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Colgan of Mill For her «laughter's wedding Mrs. a stork shower by Mrs. Fred Martin, in honor of Mrs. Vernon Hallfor«! ■ City. Guests through the week at the Shuey chose an a«iua blu«- dres s em- who received gifts. Twelve ! Pennick nome were Mr. and Mr-, El broidere«! with white beads, grey many gifts, hat mer Currie of Salem. with pink flowers and grey access who culd not come sent gifts. About 400 persons attended the Mrs. W. Pennick ami Mrs. N. Pen ories. Her co sage was pink rosebuds ANTHROPOLOGISTS BE PTA one act play and minstrel nick are now occupying their n e w ami white carnations. --------- show, LIEVE first wars Proceeds from tickets real estate office just completed in were $194.60 The reception was held in the home WERE ABOUT FOOD, Mill City. Office hours will be from of the bride’» parents. The table was and from pies *41.75. WHEN PRIMITIVE Frank Ray went to Bend Monday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. beautiful, covered with a white hand TRIBES INVADED to consult a doctor. He oprted it was The home of Mr. ami Mrs. Clar chrocheted lace cloth, w th t! ’i HUNTING GROUNDS snowing on the pas ence Rush was the svne of a gather tapers and bouquets of OF OTHERS. ing in obaeivance of the 21st birth- whit«1 carnations on ea in the evening. day of Meir son, Lyle Rush, of Sa large bride's cake lem. Mrs. Rush served dinner to Mi NOTICE Hendr c Cutting the biid and Mrs. Lyle Rush, Miss Wanda William Norris < move Vandermeer and Gerald Garr - >n. Mrs. Harold K. M . and Mrs. Elmer Stewart. Mis I land cut the groo Double Clarence Ru«h ami Mr and Mrs. Nor was Mrs. Curtis C man Garrison attended the wedding of Mr». Garrison’s niece. Miss Joy Passing the guest Zeller, of Scio, and Richard Robin Ina Pearl Allen of j son ofjeflcison, Sunday in Albany. Taking care of the Mr». Burrel Cole was hostei Mary Ann Johnson a IN I3*CENTURY ENGLAND, luncheon at her home last wee Assisting with th< VERY BOROUGH-HAD Mrs. George Child,Mr». Henry James Swan. A BEER INSPECTOR. cleston. Mis. Hollis Tumiilge. For going BREWERS OF POOR Chris Knutson, Mi». Glen Hennes red and w hi \ BEER WERE FASTENED of Gates, and Mrs Henry N’el<o topcoat, to M ) TO A DUCKING STOOL Mill City. - and dunked ! Anting those sttnding the K y hobby »how in Salem Sundi the '•y. ami Mrs. Burre! Cole. Mis. Hollis Tumidge and Carolyn ami Miss El« ■nora 'N H/S WILD YOUT+I'JULIUS St Mar of Mill City. CAESAR SPENT, IN ONE II Mr. ami Mrs. Ben YEAR, 924,000,000 ON I made a trip to Salem BANQUETS FOR FRIENDS. 1 Edmund Davis was HIS FA VCR ITE HORSE FED FROVA A GOLDEN week end from OSC. trough ! Bill Oiliver was home over the end from CISC. I Mr Idanha / »V' • * r L
