MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. SEPTEMBER 15. 1949
Lyons School
Registers 200
Lyons, Mari-Linn School opened on
Monday with the enrollment nearing
the 200 figure.
Mrs. Leoia Stevens again is prin­
cipal and eighth grade teacher. Oth­
er teachers are: 1st grade, Mrs. Vera
Smith; 2nd, Mrs. Katie Skillings; 3rd,
Mrs. Elva Kuiken; 4th, Mrs. Gladys
Poole; 5th, Mrs. Elsie Lafky; 6th,
i Paul Putman; and 7th, Mrs. Hazel
j Worth.
School boaid member.- the Vernon
James, George Nydegger and Paul
Johnston. Fred Wainman is custodi-
an and Gordon Heineck and Wilson
Stevens are bus drivers.
Bus schedules are approximately as
follows: The Stayton bus will pick
up along the Jordan road about 7:45.
The Lyons bus will pick up on Mc­
Cully Mountain and Oakdale about
7:45. The Lyons bus will reach Gooch
about 8:30.
Grades 1, 2 and 3 will be at the
Lyons school, and grades 4 to 8 will
be at Fox Valley until the new school
building is completed, about the lat­
ter part of October.
' »uh them to Lyons. Jeannete Huff
man, who was in Eugene with them
part of the summer, returned home
several weeks ago.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Allen spent the
week end at Belknap Hot Springs.
Allen is fishing there.
The Lyons PTA met in regular
session Friday evening with the pre­
scient, Burl Smith, presiding. The
group decided to change the name
from Lyons to Mari-Linn PTA to
correspond to the name of the new 1
school. A teachers leception will be '
given by the PTA at Rebekah Hall J
Sept. 27. Mrs. Hargreaves, who is
program chairman for the year, out- I
lined a study course which she plans
to carry out in connection with the
regular meetings.
Miss Colleen Shelton of Salem,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shel­
ton, of near Jordan, and Ronald
Swan, son of Mr. and Mis. John Swan
of Mill City, were quietly married on
Friday afternoon, Sept. 9, in Portland
After a short wedding trip they will
be at home in Portland.
Floyd Johnson who was in the Vet­
erans Hospital in Portland for some
time spent the wee kend in Lyons
with his family .
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bilyeu left
A family dinner was held at the .
for Sacramento Sunday where Mrs.
home
of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hiatt I
Bilyeu will undergo medical treat­
Sunday honoring Mr. Hiatt whose I
ment and observation.
A meeting of the officers and teach­ 79th birthday will be Sept. 20. Cov­
ers of Lyons Methodist Church Sun­ ers wete laid for Mr. and Mrs. Amos
day School was held at the commun­ Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt. Mr. 1
ity clubhouse Wednesday evening to and Ms. Harry Elmer and son Gale
make plans for the winter months and of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
piopotion Sunday, which will be held Thoma and sons Richard and James
of Lebanon, an Loffee Hiatt of Se- !
Sunday, Sept. 25.
Mrs. Keith Taylor and little son attle.
M r. and Mrs. Donald Huber, Den­
Maurice of Waldport is visiting re­
nis
and Donna Lou visited at th home '
latives in Lyons. Mrs. Taylor is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lyons of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hiatt of Se­ Mulkey of Silverton .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooch Sr. of I
attle called on relatives the last of
Saturday, Sept. 17—all day. Irvin Bartel place
Lyons
had a very pleasant, surprise
of the week. They were en route to
1 mile north of Aumsville
their home in Seattle after spending last week when a cousin of Mrs.
their vacation in Yellowstone Park. Gooch, Gai land E Wanker and wife,
Mr. Hiatt is a nephew of Elmer and of Wakeney, Kans, paid them a visit, I
Mr. Wanker is on his vacation. He |
Amos Hiatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kanoff and is Judge of Probate, Juvenile, in the .
sons spent several days at the coast. county court of his residence. This I
Mrs. Ed Gilser of Lyons and I.awr- is their first trip to Oregon. They I
ance Kanoff of Mill City were in also visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gooch i
charge of the tavern while they were and Mr. ami Mrs. Dunean in Salem,
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at the homes of a son and daughter
away.
of the Gooches.
Lyons was among those on the list
Mrs. Don Brotherton has returned 1
to retut n to standard time Sept. 12.
Mills began on standard time Mon­ from Portland after spending some
time at the home of her niece. Mrs.
day.
Straddle, helping care for their new
John Edwards, former Fox Valley baby. Mrs. Straddle will be remem­
resident and brother of Matvin Ed­ bered as Natalie Phillips, niece of
wards of Lyons has re-enlisted in the Mis. Brotherton and granddaughter
Air Force.
of Dick Brown.
Mr. and Mis, George Hubbard of
The way you may be sure of getting the Best Car
Mr. and( Mrs. Clair Humphreys are
Eugene spent the week end in Lyons the parents of a baby girl boin at
for your Dollar
at the George Huffman home. Janet Salem Memorial Hospital Wednesday
Hudson Super 6 Sedan, a car 1948 Hudson Super 6 Club Coupe.
Huffman, their granddaughter, who
The car that you step down in­ spent the summer with them, return- Sept. 7. This is the'r fourth child and
with the Modem design and the
third daughter and was named Judy
to. Equipped with many Com­
most of what you’ve wanted
modore
features
and
has
radio,
most. Radio, air conditioner,
heater, fog lites and sportlight.
gas saving overdrive, and loads
Tops in Beauty and perform- |
of other extras.
Dicks
ante and ready to go.
Chevrolet Panel. This late mo­
SHOE
del has radio, heater, sunshade, 1918 Kaiser Sedan.
REPAIR
A late model car with white
window awnings, air horns and
MILL
CITY
Top Quality Work
wall tires, seat covers, heater,
other extras. Has very low mi­
At Regular Prices
and other extras and priced so
leage and is priced right.
Construction Workers'
reasonably, you'd think it was
Hudson Super 6 Sedan.
Shoes a Specialty
a '47 model.
Saddle, Harness Repair
\ roomy 6 pass. 4 door with 1911 Hudson Club Coupe
21 hour service or while you
lots of Commodore features.
Finish inside and out in good I
wait
Has Weather control heater,
condition. Motor had new rings
MILL CITY
O'drive, and many other extras.
and a valve grind a short time MKK
It's nice, clean and ready to go
ago. With radio and heater at
at the right price.
the price you want to pay.
Otto Russell
Chevrolet Sedan.
1916 Hudson 3-4 Pickup
STOP! LOOK!
See this one and you'll buy it.
Finish and upholstery in excep­
tional condition, one owner, 1910 3-4 T. Pickup
Has 4 speed transmission and
with low mileage. Here is the
Agency
good chassis.
nicest 1941 model car in town.
1942 Chev. Club Coupe ........... *593
Fire
1941 Chevrolet Sport Sedan ... $595
WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF MOST MAKES AND MODELS
1937 Ford Sedan ..................... »245
Auto
FROM
TO CHOOSE
1936 Chevrolet Sedan ........... »145
Life
1938 Olds Coupe ..................... $265
SALEM
Accident
1938 Chev. 3-4 -ton Pickup . .. $250
“This Time It’s Hudson”
1937 Plymouth Sedan ............. $275
Phone 1502 Detroit
$195
1936 Ply. Sedan, new motor
Highway Economy Lot
Downtown Sales Lot
1936 Chevrolet, »« i« ............ $ 75
3020 Portland Road
Where Chemeketa goes to Church
1937 DeSoto, new motor........ $395
Phone 27023
Phone 37922
$395
1938 Plymouth Cpe„ 1 owner
SILVER SADDLE
1938 DeSoto Coupe, clean ... $395
Freres Building Supply Co
Building Materials of All Kinds
Stayton
Earl Smith, Mgr
We Will Be There!
Soil Conservation Field Day
Lynn. She and mother were brought
home from the hospital Sunday eve­
ning.
Quality job printing at th ■ Enter­
prise.
INSURANCE
SPECIALS
SHROCK MOTOR CO..
GARAGE
COMPLETE
Auto Insurance
Service
Highway West of Mill City
Open Day and Night
WELDING AND REPAIRING
DUDLEY JONES
Tel. 903 Mill City
Remember, we are
open every Friday
and Saturday even­
ings ’til 8 for your
shopping convent-
ence, with
The most complete
line of Dress Clothes
and Work Goods in
the Valley
Remember “in Stayton it’s Mitchell’s
Phone Blue 234R
CHEVROLETS
very low
1948 Aero tu-tone green, a honey with only 12.000
miles.
1948 Aero, $400 in extras, 1 owner, just 9000 miles,
maroon color.
1947|Aero, tu-tone blue, 21,000 miles, fully equipped.
1947 Club Coupe. Another beauty that has every­
thing.
1947 Fleetline 4-door Sedan-$300 in extras.
1946 Club Coupe—it’s perfect
OTHERS
1946 Ford Club Coupe, 24,000 actual miles, radio
and heater, overdrive.
2946 Mercury Club Coupe, all equipped, perfect
throughout.
1949 Ford Club Coupe, like new, offered at a sacri-
rifice price.
1949 Mercury Sedan, radio, heater and overdrive.
Only $1995.
Elsner Motor Co.
Salem, Ore
352 No. High St
NOTICE
X Price!
Fast
Safe
(lean
Economical
Gas Heat, Inc.
A Complete Insumrce Ncrvicv-.-bir«*, ’I heft. Life.
Casualty Auto. Sureto
MASTER nw
**of»«alo r - - beca«»** it'* ¿y ex
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1949 Aero Deluxe, beautiful maroon,
mileage.
To Any New Gas Heat account, or any
Old Account not now heating with
gas, we will Sell Any Heating
Stove in stock at
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T
Salem. Oregon
HRS IO TO 7
EXPERT MECHANICS
At Savings of
10* to 20*
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352 N. High
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FI LLY MODERN
Policies issued directly from our office
Claims adjusted directly from our office
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Elsner Motor Co.
S H O P
Men’s Clothes—in Stayton
USED CARS
A friendly family
atmosphere prevails
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(3 mill city
Len Mitchell
P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-L-Y
E-N-D-O-R-S E-D
Tex’s Tavern
VERNE’S
SAM BRIDGES, Prop.
LYONS. Or».