The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 05, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    MEHAMA
ELKHORN
LYONS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longnecker and
1 Billy, and Bob Van Eaton.
John Payton, who has been station­
By ELSIE MYERS
By JEAN ROBERTS
ed in San Diego in the navy, has been
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyer of San
Several inches of snow falling in Jose. Calif., were guests at the home
Ed Romey and Wilmer Crites of j home on leave. He has been visiting
Gates visited with Bob Van Eaton at the home of his parents Mr. ana an hour and a half Sunday morning of her daughter and son-in-law Mr.
this week at the home of his mother Mrs. Paul Payton of Stayton and with was welcomed with glee by all Me­ and Mrs Merlyn Knox of Fox Valley.
Mrs Carl Longnecker.
his sister Mrs. Carl Longnecker and hama small fry, but with little en-
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Knutson
thusiam by the older folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Myers of Oswe­ family.
visited relatives in Lyons over the
A group of young people near Wil- New Year weekend. They were
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Newsome and
go spent a few days at their home in
Elkhorn this week. They were enter­ daughters Betty and Patsy of Mill soij ' s hatchery were having a gay guests at the home of her aunt and
tained at dinner Thursday evening at j City were over night visitors at the ’ time Monday on a sled hooked be­ uncle Mr and Mrs. .George Berry
the home of their brother and sister, j home of Mr. and Mrs Bill Bickett hind an automobile, while further up They also visited at the home of Mr.
the road an automobile filled with and Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Mr.and
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ike Myers. Friday.
Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. i Jackie and Phyllis Bickett spent thrill seekers was skidding and cut- Mrs. Keith Salchenberger.
Bill Bickett, Treva Sue and Alice Fay several days of their vacation visit- ting di-does on the icy pavement.
Mrs. Haulins of Cathalamet. Wash,
A big snow man stood in Shield’s is visiting at the home of her daugh­
ing with relatives in Mill City.
Mrs. Carl Longnecker has been ' yard but Linda and Judy Monroe ter and family Mr. and Mrs Chet
suffering
from an attack of flu the were disappointed in their attempts Grimes.
LET GEORGE DO IT:
to make a snow man out of the dry Mr. and Mrs. George Nydigger and
last week.
WHAT?
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snow
that wouldn’t roll.
son Lary returned from San Fran­
Mrs. Mary Patrick has returned to
Pat Shields entertained a group of cisco Saturday. They made the trip
her home here after spending part of
Mehama teen agers with a dinner at taking their daughter Jeanette back,
OF COURSE
her vacation in Portland.
her home Monday.
ALL KINDS OF SAWS FILED
Mrs. Sischo of Salem is visiting Glen Julian is leaving Saturday for after she had spent the Christmas
Any Time
at
the home of her son and daughter­ Akron .Ohio. He will be joined later holidays with her parents.
Be Ready for Chains Feb. 1st
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Chamberlain
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sischo.
by Mr. Julian. He expects to drive are the parents of a baby daughter
Chinese first used paper at an un­ a new Pontiac home for a friend in bom December 30th at the Salem
PHONE 924
General hospital. This is their third
known date. By 156 B. C. they were Eugene.
Located % Mlle W. Mill City
Terry and Warren Kimsey, grand­ child and their third daughter. The
making
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pulp
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sons of Mr. and Mrs. Art Landers young miss weighed 51bs. llozs, and
berry tree.
have been visiting them over the has been named Mary Alice.
New Year weekend.
New Years day was a quiet one in
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Philippi moved Lyons. It was ushered in with quite
accessible to
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over the weekend to their new home a snowfall, which continued through
at Stayton.
all downtown
part of Monday, but. when evening
Newcomers to Mehama are Mr. and came the thermometers were drop­
'Z.’l’T r
Mrs. C. E. Hayes who recently moved ping rapidly, which promised a low
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in the house beside the Bob Shields reading by morning.
home. Mr. Hayes is employed at the Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson spent
Detroit dam.
the weekend in Salem at the home
á
Mrs. Moe has just returned from a of his sister and family Mr. and Mrs.
two week visit at the home of Mr. Jack Spaulstra.
Mrs. Clyde Lewis spent several
and Mrs. Henry Kornmann, in Van­
couver. A new grandchild explains days in Portland vieiting relatives.
I She will return home the first of the
the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe spent 'the week.
'
Big Sunny
New Years at the home of Mr. and
Golliets store and several other
Mrs. Floyd Monroe at Dallas. They
Rooms
reported the road as slippery and business establishments were closed
for two days over the New Year holi­
bad.
Ercill Wilson and Ray Roberts day.
A County bridge crew was busy all
were gone three days last week on a
In ths heart of theater and >hap*
last week repairing bridges up the
business trip to the coast.
ping —The Fremont is ideal for
Mehama community church held Little North Fork road as far as
San Francisco visitors. Rooms from
their annual election of officers last Freres old mill.
$2. Ask about our weekly rate.
Sunday. Violet Wallen was reelected Phyllis Wallen, who attends school
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superintendent, Margaret White, sec­ at Ashland, visited her parents Mr.
retary, Janet Beilin assistant secre­ and Mrs. Leonard Wallen over the
holidays.
tary and Lois Roberts librarian.
File Your Saws
George Cree
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SAN FRANCISCO J
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roye visited
Sunday at the home of his parents
BARGAINS
Mr and Mrs E L Roye. The Royes
In Furniture, Stoves, Dishes
Clothing. Housewares
who were recently married in Port­
land just returned from their wedd
MAC'S
ing trip,. They will make their home 145
8. Church, next to Salem Parking
in Albany where she will be employed
in the telephone office and he will
return to his classes at Oregon State
college.
lij) Ambers'
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps spent the
holidays visiting relatives at Lancas
ter, California.
Considerable property has changed
hands in Lyons in the last few weeks.
JUST EAST OF GATES
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson have
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sold their variety store to Beulah
Lewis, Mrs. Gladys Stiffler has
bought the house owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Whitehead, located back of the
Lyons Food market. Mr. and Mrs.
O. S. Toland have sold the house they
recently completed to Mr. and Mrs.
Kramer of Sublimity. Mr. and Mrs.
Olmstead have purchased the house
OR
where they are now living, from Mrs.
WHII.E YOU WAIT
Evelyn Garman grandaughter of the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Donlson. Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Chamberlain have
also purchased the house they now
occupy from Mrs. Garman.
THE (.
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ONE DAY
Service
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January 5, 1950
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236 N. Hirh St.
SALEM
Kiln Dry Lumber
and Finish Lumber
Retail Dept.
Idanha Lumber Co
Phone Detroit 7024
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CIJFFORD J. WILSON, Manager
FOR HUNDREDS
Chevrolet Owners—this is the oppor­
tunity you ve been waiting for. So
take advantage of it while you can
THAN ANY OTHER
EIGHT CYLINDER CAR IN AMERICA
Yes, the silent new 100 horsepower V-8 you get in the
'50 Ford is priced far below all other EIGHTS-even
hundreds below most “sixes.” Ford alone in its field offers
you 8-cylinder power—the V-8 power found in America’s
costliest cars. Or, if you prefer, an advanced 95 h.p. “Six”
is available.
Don't put off those needed repairs any longer. We have made it pos­
sible for you to take care of this necessary work by paying a small
amount each month. We are running a SPECIAL PRICE on motor
repairs on Chevrolets only.
WE CAN GIVE YOU ONE DAY SERVICE—in at 8:00 out at 5 p.m.
Install piston rings
Grind valves
Clean and align oil pan
Burn out breather pipe
All gaskets
5 quarts oil
THIS INCLUDES ALL THE ABOVE LISTED
PARTS AND LABOR FOR ONLY—
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Douglas McKay Chevrolet Company
Don't forget to ask about our budget plan
510 North Commercial
SALEM, OREGON
I'h. 3-3175
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Irene O'l-eary
IT’S THE ONE FINE CAR IN THE
LOW-PRICE FIELD
It's the “Fashion Car” . . . more beautiful than
ever . . . more comfortable than ever with new
non-sag front seat springs with foam rubber seat
cushion . . more head room with new headlining
bows . . . (more hip and shoulder room than any
other low-priced car) . . . Ford's famous “Mid
Ship” Ride in a 13 way stronger “Lifeguard”
Body . . . Heavier scaling in 41 areas for added
quiet and protection ...11 new colon . , .
sparkling new fabrics . . . push-buiton handles for
new silent-secure door locks.
SEE
HEAR
AND FEEL THE DIFFERENCE
50-WAY NEW
AT YOUR
FORD DEALER'S
HerroU Philippi Motor Co., Stayton
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