The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 06, 1949, Image 9

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    MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, OCTOBER 6. 1949
SEE
John Adams
For your excavating
and dump truck work
3-8 yd. 10-B Shovel.
Basements, Trench
and General Excavating
Silver Saddle Trailer Camp
Mill City, Ore.
Ph.906 PO
Jones & Fagg
Authorized Frigidaire
Commercial Refrigeration
Sales & Services
I860 State St.
SALEM, OREGON
Phone 3-6900
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Members of the Birthday Club
were entertained Saturday afternoon
in Lyons at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Bassett. Following the lunch­
eon hour eucher was in play. Mrs.
Gerald Heath held high score at the
close of the afternoon, Mrs. Riley
Champ secon i and Mrs. Elmer Stew­
art received consolation. Mrs. Earl
Allen of Lyons was given visitor’s
prize. Others attending were Mrs. Wai
ter Brisbin, Mrs. Blanche Dean. Mrs.
Martha Bowes, Mrs. Clarence John­
son, Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Mrs. Robert
I.evon, Mrs. Walter Bevier, Mrs. Ed­
mund Davis and Mrs. Lula Collins.
Recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Tex Allen were his sister
and husiband, Capt. and Mrs. E. R.
Thompson of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKey had as
their dinner guests at their home in
the Oak Park Motel Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Davis.
Over Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders last
week were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Sherman and family. Miss Mamie
Bayes and Mrs. Gladys Van re Walk­
er, all of Salem.
i Mr, and Mrs. Henry Montag of the
Oak Park Motel spent the week end
in Portland.
Gilbert Brsosig is one of the many
suffering from the flu here the past
week and has been unable to work.
Mr. and Mis. Sam Knapp, former
resklent of Gates but now from near
Madras, were here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Haivey Kanoff of
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Lyons stopped at the Ned Riahards Monday when he ran a sliinbing spur
home as they passed through en route through the fleshy part of hi* left
to Ogden, Utah. They were accom­ foot. He was treated at the fit st aid
panied on the trip by Bart Fletcher station where it was determined the
of Arizona. Saturday guests at the bone was not injured.
Elmo Fryer, eldest son of Mr. and
Richards home were Mrs. Harold
Longfellow and baby son. Royce, and Mrs. Tom Fryet, who received his
Mrs. Elton Brown and Harold of Me­ diploma several months ago from a
| photographic school in Portland, has
hama.
Mr. and Mrs. Elnwr Klutke and j started his own shop in Sweet Home
two sons attended the fiftieth wed­ where they new live.
ding anniversary of her grandpar­
Mr. and Mis. J. Cal Schlador via-I
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kirkland in ited last weekend at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Lulu Briggs, at Corval- |
Mehama Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Burrel Cole and son, Marlin, lis. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Schlador
spent several days last week in Port­ left for a week’s hunting at Lake-
land wheie Marlin was given a phys­ view. Her nephew anti wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Briggs of Roseburg were
ical checkup.
Norman Garrison, Clare Henness, to accompany them.
Gerald Garrison and Harry Saltala
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright left Fri­
left Fiiday mornning for Lakeview day for several days of hunting in
on a hunting trip.
eastern Oregon, Others who were
A few of many hunting over the planning to go were Mr. and Mrs.
week end were Nick Ball, who got William Cauble Sr. and Mr. and Mrs.
his buck. Paul Davis, Harry McKey, Guy Wilson and .laughters.
Mrs. Ed Byrkit was in Salem two
Glen Henness, Joe Joaquin and Joe
days this week getting some dental
Bowes.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Varcoe, for­ wotk done.
Mrs. Glen Dryden wtio recently re­
merly living in Mill City, hav pur­
chased the second house built here turned from St. Charles Hospital in
by Davis and Park. They took pos­ Bend where she was treated for pneu
session of their new home this week. monia, has gon to Bend this week
Mr. Varcoe is employed in the office for further treatment,
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of OBI.
Sometime ago Mrs. Glen Dryden
Mrs. Lula Collins spent several loaned a book, “Manila Espionage,”
days of last week at the home of her autographed by the author. She is
daughter an I son-in-law, Mr. and not sure who borrowed the book, and
Mrs. Clarence Rsheim in Sweet Home would greatly appreciate its return.
Warien Knape, who recently has
Clyde Oliver and sons Bill and Ed
Keith spent the week end in eastern been assigned to fill the pastorate at
the Detroit Ghurch of Christ, Is a
Oregon hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Hirte left senior student at the Bible College
last Friday for a week’s camping and in Eugene. He will be here each Fri­
hunting trip in eastern Oregon. Mrs. day Saturday and Sunday. He ex­
Laura Joaquin is caring for their five pects to be calling to get acquainted
an<l asks the co-opeiation of people
children during their absence.
Miss Helen Wilson was hostess here. His emphasis will be upon a
young people’s program. Services are
Thursday evening of last week at
dinner honoring Mrs. Velma Carey Sun ray school, 10 a.m., church, 11,
on her biithrlay anniversary. Places young people's meeting, 6:4.r>, and
were set for the guest of honor, Mrs. evening services at 7:30.
The Idanha PTA is giving a re­
Carey, Don and Jimmy Carey, Mr.
and Mrs. Ha:old Wilson. Gale Carey ception for the teadheis in the library
and daughter Donna and the hostess, of the new school building. Monday
Miss Wilson. Mrs. Gale Carey was Oct. 3. Mrs. Raymond Sophy is in
charge of the program. S. T. Moore
ill and unable to attend.
is president this year.
K. of C. & C. D. A
Annual Columbus Day
DANCE
Friday. October 14
Stayton Civic Bldg.
Glen Williams Orchestra
Thomas Housing Project
LOTS, HOMES FOR SALE
If You’re a G. L, See
G. E. Thomas, Mill City
Salem Laundry
SERVING THE CANYON AREA
PICKUPS AT
Laundry: Nu-Method, Mill (Mty and Stayton
..Laundry and dry cleaning: Ken Golliet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe..
Idanha
Dry Cleaning: Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit.
163 S. High
SALEM
Ph. 34125
Detroit
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STAYTON, ORE.
The condition of Ray Johnson
Detroit, manager of the telephone
company ther, is fair, according to
hi* wife who is staying in Salem to
be near him. Mi. Johnson was taken
to Memorial Hospital Saturday eve­
ning suffering from a severe attack
of stomach ulcers.
Albert Warty has been off woik a
few days due to an injury suffered
Apple Tree
Court
A modern Motel and
Trailer Court
Lyons
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