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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1949)
DETROIT The following men were initiated into the F.O.E. Santiam Aerie 2745 last Friday evening: Edwin O. Even- son, Keith A. Pinkstaff. Barney Oli- ver, Herman C. Payne, Dean Gilgen, i Henry G. Walp, I. L. Smith, Paul ! Dader, Lester Shimanek, Richard G Shlmanek, Allen Bowman, Allen Mil- | ler, Rudolph R Rauch, James B. Gordon, Lee R Howland and R E. Calkins The same evening awards were given a citation of merit to Gordon Skidmore from the grand aerie for his work as auditor, (in Eagle ring was presented to Pres. Ed Debolt and Vern Franse received a ring for seeing the most members for this aerie during November Don't Borrow — Subscribe! It’s YOUR Community Chest Help As You Would Be Helped! » COMMUNITY CHEST Í a. If you haven’t given—GIVE NOW! Contact Helen Wilson at Mill City State Bank THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BV THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Chevrolet Owners—this is the oppor tunity you ve been waiting for. So take advantage of it while you can MILL CITY A man identified as Al McDonald of Albany was injured a week ago Monday night as the car in which he was riding ran headlong into the rear WE CAN GIVE YOU ONE BAY SERVICE—in at 8:00 out at 5 p.m. of a parked loaded logging truck di rectly in front of the Harry Monroe | Install piston rings home, at Gates. Grind valves Two other occupants of the car, Clean and align oil pan also from Albany, escaped without Burn out breather pipe injury. The men were evidently | coming from work from the little | All gaskets 5 quarts oil North Fork road, as they were all dressed in work clothes. It was just THIS INCLUDES ALL THE ABOVE LISTED dusk and the driver was unable to PARTS AND LABOR FOR ONLY— see the parked truck untill too late. The car was completely demolished with the ends of two logs almost touching the rear seat on the right hand side. The car in which the injured man was riding was driven by W. R. Tay Don't forget to ask about our budget plan lor of Albany. The logging truck, driven by Elton Brown of Mehama SALEM, OREGON Ph. 3-3175 510 North Commercial was owned by Harold Wiltse of Mill City. The condition of McDonald, who was taken to a Salem hospital, iHnnnnuannannnnnannnKtnHHnnHnnanDnnnnnHn is reported as "fair." $48.65 Douglas McKay Chevrolet Company THANKS Typewriters Calculators Adding Machines CAPITOL OFFICE I QI IPMENT CO. Court SALEM Rentals — Service BE EVERY I'AY. <»N WHICH WE GIVE THANKS FOR MANY THINGS ANO ABOVE ALL TO UVE IN A WON- HAVE ABUNDANCE OF FOOD, AND WHERE WE CAN ENJOY FRIENDSHIP freely . WE GIVE THANKS TO ALL OUR CUSTOM- ERS AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR PAST PATRONAGE AND THAT WE MAY CONTINUE TO GIVE THEM THE Hood River Apples (DELICIOUS) $200 a Box DON MARSHALL PHONE 3623 TO LOCATE—Take road past Hill Top Store, turn left, then turn right on the second right hand road, last house, just outside city limits. ■I «M A Chance for Reliable Businesses Tenants wanted for 100-foot business block to be built on Highway in Mill City. 20 to 40 ft, frontage units planned. See . . . DAVID M. REID Real Estate MILL CITY PHONE 207 NORTH SANTIAM TAVERN Ona Mile East of Detroit JEWEL MYERS. MGR. Only ELGIN has the Dura Power Mainspring* INSURANCE Agency /5-, tw W 10 K railed fiuU plate bezel, slainirss buck coat. •■•dd ft lied hrateh: |T7JO Elfin Df/axf. I 7 teuela. 10K nuiurai nJd/.lled<v~.<..dd/iUedbundW M Lad* rinin. ¡9 jeaeit. 14K natutai &4d filled case. Hifh cr>Uai. >6 7.5(1 Others as Inu a» 729.75 including the Federu. Tax • .'4 b <1 c oi "El«»ioy" metal Patent pending BAKER’S Fire Auto Life Accident Phone 1502 Detroit MILL CITY JEWELRY I'SE OI K LAYAWAY PLAN—A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR CHOICE UNTIL C HRISTMAS Quality job printing at the Enter prise. IT IS AFTER THANKSGIVING. THE DAY. AND MAY IT DERFUL COUNTRY WHERE WE November 34. 1&48 _________________________ Mrs Bob Veness, has recovered Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heibert and sufficiently to return home Wednes- son were Sunday visitors in Dallas, I day afternoon in time to spend ■ While playing basket ball at the Thanksgiving with her family scout meeting, Monday night, Donald Mr. and Mrs Tom Courtney spent Snyder sprained the thumb on his Thanksgiving with Mrs. Courtney’s left hand. He was attended at the i parents in Hood River. Idanha first aid station. Mrs Don Walker and son Brent I Saturday seemed to be Idanha’s ' have been in Salem the past week j day in Salem. Those going for busi- where Mrs. Walker has been caring ness or pleasure were Mrs. Henry for her sister, Mrs. Richard Zahrad- Heibert and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. nik and new baby son. Frak New and daughters. Mr and Mr and Mrs. Fred Coles and small Mrs Wayne Woodward, Mr. and Mrs daughter Pamela are now living in Edwin Evenson and Mr. Forrest Mill City, having recently moved here ' Russ. Mrs. Nora E Ivie, Portland, non 1 from Salem. Mr. Coles is the chef at denomination Evangelist, is spending • the Manolis Santiam Cafe. Fire was discovered in a closest in ’ a week with her daughter, Mrs. the Don Smith residence Monday Humprey and family. The evening of November 28th is morning, but was extinguished before the regular meeting of the Deanha serious damage was done. Wm. Hirning of McMinnville and P. T. A. at the grade school. The formerly of Mill City was in town November program is, ’'Health and Tuesday looking after his business the Community”: Measuring up to health standards— I property on Broadway street. Mrs. Geo. Fleming of Gates is va Mrs. Wise. What the community may expect cationing in Springfield, Missouri. She expects to visit her daughter of the County Health and State Mrs. Peggy La Mond in Elizabeth, Health Educator. Music—By Mrs. Hanan and N. Jersey before returning home. A daughter, Barbara Jean was born high-school girls. November 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin Roten of Mehama. Grandparents are daughter and Mrs. Orval Lady, Rob Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and ert and Caroline spent the past week Mrs. Mattie Murdock of Mill City. end in Willimina with relatives. The North Santiam Willing Wor She has a brother Robert. Mrs. Geo. Manolis and daughter kers club met at the home of Ida Michele recently returned from a Hansen last Wednesday afternoon to weeks trip to Salt Lake City. They continue work on the toys which accompanied Mrs. Manolis’s parents have been turned in for renovation. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Severin,her sister They will meet with Mrs. Ferris No Astrid Severin and Miss Jean Jorgen vember 30 for more work. Don Spreigle, John Wiesberger and son all of Salem. The party visited the Severin’s son and daughter-in- Ward Ord supervised the following law Sgt. and Mrs. Richard I Severin. Boy Scouts at their post splitting One of the most unique signs in Saturday: Jack White, Jack Wies this section of the country has just berger, Merle James, Ronald Gibbs, been erected at Manolis Santiam Terry Ferguson, Fred Davis, Donald Cafe which is owned and managed by Snyder and Frank Barton. These Geo. Manolis and Don Walker. The boys are working toward their uni attractive sign was made by Porter forms or other Scout equipment. Paul Reynolds is suffering with a Bros. Sign Co. of Corvallis. The Santiam Lions club Auxiliary lame back the past week. Carmelia Harris spent the past held its regular November meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. weekend at the home of her father, Lowell Stiffler. The twelve members Milo Harris. Fifty persons attended the no-host present were President Mary Toman, Mrs. Chas. Kelly, Mrs. Carl Kelly, fellowship dinner Saturday night at Mrs. Vernon Todd, Mrs. Russel Hea- the Rod and Gun club. Plenty food cox, Mrs. Bob Trask, Mrs. D. B. Hill, and an all around good time was Mrs. Jack Colburn, Mrs. Shields Re had. mine and the hostess, Mrs. Stiffler of Subscribe! Mill City: Mrs. T. R. Burton andMrs. Oswald Hirte of Gates. MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN < AR-TKt C’K ACCIDENT Don’t put off those needed repairs any longer. We have made it poa- siHe for you to take rare of this necea*«ry work by paying a small amount each month. W'e are running a SPECIAL PRICE on motor repairs on Chevrolets only. IDANHA »—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE O 0 0 0 s Beginning Friday November 25 Dr. Leslie .1. ( arson BEST VALUES FoR WHAT THEIR MONEY CAN BUY Our I hanks to You All OPTOMETRA in all of its phases of visual care Hill Top General Store IMI FAIRGROUNDS RD. Ph.2-4071 SALEM. OREGON AI.KERT ANI» MAKI TOMAN AND EMPLOYEEJ* FREE ON ORDER OF »10 00 OK MOKE W E W ILL GIVE ONE »lb. CAN SWIFTENING. WE HAVE SOME P1NKAPP1.E IN STIM K NOW HILL TOP GENERAL STORE MILL CITY WE DEI.IAEK 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 H o o 5 He will be open every Friday Till 9:00 P. M. Fresh Bottle Milk Delivered Every Ih»y ANY AMOUNT YOU W ANT R. L. ELFSTROM CO