The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 05, 1950, Page 7, Image 7

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    DETROIT
ALTHOUGH EGYPT­
IANS DINED AT
INDIVIDUAL TABLES,
T h ID DID NOT INHI­
BIT CONVERSATION -
ROMANY GYPSY BOYS,
AS WELL AS GIRLS,
WERE TAUGHT TO
COOK., ON THE
THAT ALL MUST EAT.
I reland ' s famous
SAINT PATRICK, (C/RCA-
389 A. D.) EMPLOYED A
FULL-TIME HOUSEHOLD
B rewer to S upply his
PEOPLE WITH GOOD BEER.
GATES
January 5, 1954
5—THE MILL < ITY ENTERPRISE
children, also William Boaz, another
By MRS ALBERT MILLSAP
By MRS J. A. WRIGH1
son from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Rampla of Ft. “Announced by all the trumpets of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gessner and Mr.
the sky,
Bragg. Calif, have been the guests
and Mrs. Charles Smith motored to
of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. Arrives the snow, and. driving o’er ' San Francisco, December 20. to spend
the fields,
Christmas with Gessner’s sister and
and Mrs. Luther McDaniels.
FRIDAY’ AND SATURDAY
On Tuesday. December 27. William Seems nowhere to alight: the whited with Mrs. Smith's mother and sisters
Preston Foster in
air
who live in the city. They returned
and Donald Fryer left for Provo,
GERONIMO
Utah by way of California. They both Hides hills and woods, the river and December 28.
Plus
the heaven"
expect to attend school there this
Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Rains and son
AU Comedy Cast In
winter.
THU CASTAWAYS
So, on New Year’s day most Gates Tilman were guests several days in
James Griffin, wife and baby j folks were content to remain at home I Sweet Home at the home of her son
daughter of Imperial Beach. Calif, by a cosy fire and live again, in re­ and family Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cline.
Sunday and Monday
Mrs. William Wight spent the holi-
are spending this week as guests of trospect, the pleasant days just
FRED MacMURRAY
his stepfather and mother. Mr. and spent; days when relatives and days in Portland at the home of her
and
Mrs. Nolan Rasnick.
guests had joined with them to make daughter Mrs. Laurence Betterton.
SLY VIA SYDNEY
Mrs. Louisa Romey was hostess
Wilbur White master sargeant the holidays the gayest season of the
in
at her home Christmas day. Dinner
from Ft. Lewis is spending a 16 day year.
Trail of the Lonesome
furlough in Detroit visiting his step, Mr. and Mrs. James Overlock and guests were, her mother, Mrs. Rosa
Pine
father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Wil- daughter Kathylene, of Seattle who Roten, William Wight, Benny Conard
in Technicolor
Wilbur White, master sargeant had spent the Christmas holidays and Mrs. Mary Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison and
and brother Keith White.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Al Monroe, who was seriously in- . Davis, left for their home the first son Gerald spent the weekend in
Alsea at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
HUMPHREY BOGART
jured in an auto accident near Stay- of the week.
liam Ward, his father Lester White
and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Varcoe ] Raymond Follett and Mr. and Mrs.
INGRID BERGMAN
ton about a year ago had his leg re- visited in Tillamook over the New Vem Follett. They report a much
In
with Donald E. Creasy of Salem Year holiday, at the home of her | heavier snow fall there than here at
home.
driving for him, spent New Years j father, Mr. Darrel Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Siltala were
eve with friends in Detroit.
Mrs. L. M. Hill of Seattle and Mias
Gale Dorothy of Mill City, brother Mary Lee Hill of Richland, Wash, guests In Salem New Years at the
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of Emmett Dorothy was a New j were holiday guests at the Theodore I home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dywer.
\ ears eve visitor in Detroit.
Burton home. Mrs. Burton is the I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rosheim of
CARY GRANT
On New Years eve, a dance was daughter of Mrs. Hill and sister to Gates have moved to Willamina
and
given at the Blue Moon hall with a . Miss Hill.
ANN SHERIDAN
where he has accepted a position as
local orchestra consisting of drums,
In
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders were ' general superintendent of the Garra-
saxophone, guitar and piano. A Christmas day guests in Salem at the brandt and Investment company.
I
Was
a
Male
War Bride
crowd of betwt^n 80 and 100 at­ i home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lane.
Years'
Funniest
Comedy!
A "Gut-Hammer” Is the gong used
tended and had an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Fount Paul and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manning have i and Mrs. Tex Allen attended the New , to call loggers to meals.
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
bought out the interest of Samuel Year eve C.B.I. party'in Mill City.] The name “Old Glory" was given Complete show can be seen any time
Manning in the Canyon cafe and Mr. Both men are employed in the office to the American flag by Captain Wil­
up to 8:30
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I and Mrs. Samuel Manning and family of the Consolidated Builders Incor­ liam Driver, Salem, Mass.
I have moved back to Sacramento porated.
California
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sheperd, who
Mrs. Myrtle Manning, mother of were joined by their son and family,
I Robert Manning, is able to be out Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheperd and
, after having been sick for the past ' daughter Beverly of Idaho motored
two months in the hospital and at to Tillamook to spend the Christmas
home.
festive season at the home of their
Raymond Sophy has bought the son and brother and family, Mr. and
stock belonging to the Santiam Food Mrs. Harold Shepherd.
j Market and has moved it to the De­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Millsap, who
troit market. He has leased the had visited at the home of his uncle,
With a . . .
¡building which has beeen used by the Albert Millsap for the past two
operators of the food market. Mrs. ■ weeks, left Friday on the Shasta Day­
Nola Rasnick and Mrs. Delmar Nel­ light for their home in Woodland,
son former operators of the Santiam ] California.
' food market will remain in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wise (Flor­
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Montgomery of ence Carrysott) of Portland were re-
I Glide were house guests this week of ] cent guests at the Clarence Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mattoon. He is home.
with the B.P.R. and worked here
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frisch and
several different times.
! two children of Portland were Gates
j visitors one day last week, calling at
COMPENSATION OFFICE
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millsap.
OPENED TUESDAY
The Frisches were former residents
State unemployment compensation of Mill City where he was employed
checks will be available at the local in the office of the Mill City Manu­
theatre Tuesday, instead of at Faust facturing company.
and Ross, it ws reported today. The Mr. and Mrs. Ned Richards had as
office will be open at 9:00 a m.
their New Years caller, Al Munro of
Salem. Munro, who was formerly
] employed by the Seitzinger logging
LICENSED
company, was seriously injured in a
car wreck a year ago in January
and only released from the hospital
in October. His wife, Mrs. Munro
will be remembered as Miss Jean
ALL-WOOL YARDAGE GOODS
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$1 per month and up
Dawes, of Mill City.
$12.95 - 100% VIRGIN WOOL BLANKETS
......._...... I
Also serving Gates and Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Richards spent
$9.50 ALL-WOOL FIELD & STREAM COATS .................
Christmas day in Mehama at the
MILL CITY
A FEW $8.00 DRESS SHIRTS ...... .....................................
home of their grandson and family,
DISPOSAL SERVICE
BLACK BEAR BRAND WOOL SHIRTS ..................... ......
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brown.
I’llONE 2352
BOYS SWEATERS, $1.95 Value
......................
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hearing have
LEONARD HERMAN
$49.50 5-MAN RUBBER BOAT __
_______ ____ ____I
moved Into the Tucker house just
West of town. Hearing operates the
ANY PIPE IN THE HOUSE ___________ ______________
local barber shop.
$39.95 22-CaL RIFLE ............
I
Cecil Haun, the most seriously in­
ENGINEER and LACE-TO-TOE BOOTS 10% OFF
jured of those surviving the wreck of
the crummy which plunged over the
I cliff above the dam site, was brought
home from the Salem Memorial hos-
, pital the day before Christmas. M
_ V REMEMBER . Haun Is reported to be recovering
a LAST JANUARY from his injuries satisfactorily but
According to Mrs. Haun,
o- AND FEBRUARY [ slowly.
OU) BANK BUILDING
MILL CITY
"he is up and down' though mostly
down,
’’
due
to
his
extremely
weak
­
Be comfortable now and prepared
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ened condition.
for the really cold weather to come.
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New Year weekend guests at the
Spark Oil Heaters always give
'on just the temperature you want
home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gessner
when you want it, See them today.
were her son and family from Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boaz and three
Casablanca
CHEKHOV, FAMOUS
RUSSIAN WRITER,
WARNED HIS GUESTS
that cleverness
AT DINNER RUINED
THE APPETITE.
Cupyr'ifht idSO v. v. Ctarke.
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The Commercial Book Store
Has Everything for Your
OFFICE NEEDS
FURNITURE AND BOOKKEEPING SUPPLIES
141 N. Commercial St.
Phone 3*4534
SALEM. ORE.
Walk in, Please,
Ride out, PLEASED
Kaiser-Frazer
WOODBOSS CHAIN SAWS
RENTALS
SALES
REPAIRS
HOWSER BROS.
Your Power Tool Rental Headquarters
1410 So. 12th
SALEM
Phone 3-3646
Your Salad Days
Are Not Past, They’re Present
The best time for salads is from 11 right through
noon till 2, each day but Sunday Underneath the
Down the famous NOHLGREN’S ALLEY
Off State Street, Salem
SHOWER MOTOR CO., Stayton
Close-Out SALE
One
Week
GARBAGE
SERVICE
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Beginning Sat.
Santiam War Surplus and
Santiam Clothiers
no
Re-Roof Now!
While our stocks are complete. Large stock'of
several kinds of roofing materials—
ROLL ROOFING - ALUMINUM
CORRUGATED ROOFING - STEEL
CORRUGATED ROOFING
circulating and Immediate
radiant beat For
complete comfort. Delivery
you need both.
SPARK
CARLOAD PRICES
¿T oil ciRCULATisG heaters
SPANIOL & CO.
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Werke
Ph. 5O5B
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STAYTON, ORE
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