Johnnie Nelson spent Memorial day
at Quartsville with Mr and Mrs. L*e
McClintock and family.
Mrs. Alyce M. Walker of Turlock.
California, and Mrs. J. B Davis and
I son Tommie of Roseville, Calif. ar-
[ rived Friday to spend the holiday
with Mrs. Walker’s sons and families
Roy and Don.
D. B. HUI has been attending the
county budget board meeting in Salem
the past week, Monday. Tuesday,
and Wednesday. Mr. Hill is chairman
of the Marion county board this year.
Mrs. Clair Wilson and baby are
visiting at the Rainbow hotel before
flying on next Wednesday to Fair­
banks, Alaska, where she will join
her husband.
June
g—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Heart Patient Aids Other Victims
Mrs. Etta Gallea, Lebanon visited
[ijy m]
friends and relatives in Mill City
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hollyman were
dinner guests Monday evening of Mr
and Mrs. Frederic Rugh.
Mr. and A. P. Hoffman, Bill and
Sunnie, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Andrews
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and family of Portland and Kenneth
Chance spent Sunday at Silver Creek
Falls.
Dinner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mis. Carl Chance were
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey and
Diane of Portland, Mrs. J. M. Miller,
Salem, and Mrs. Velma Carey and
DC â 6ood
Jimmie of Gates.
Picnicking at Silver Creek Falls
TRADE MARK
Tourist Host"
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
STAY-WHITE
Preston and Jorretta Jean of Long-
Regularly
veiw, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Pt.
Howe and Donnie, Joe Harlan, Mr.
$1.39
Until May 31, 1930
and Mrs. Morris Howe and Wilma
C. E. ‘Pink’ Mason, Prop.
May and Bobby Howe.
Try a pint of KEM-GLO, in
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Steffy vacationed
white that stays white, at
SHELL PRODUCTS
at the beaches of Newport over the
only 989, Today! A pint
AUTO STORAGE BATTERIES
Away
back
in
1928,
almost
a
When Kenneth Cloud was stricken with a severe heart attack in
' weekend.
covers up to 50 square feet.
ZENITH TIRES
1944, and confined to hia apartment at 1200 Lake Shore Dr:ve in
quarter
of
a
century
ago,
automobile
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek leave
Chicago, he was beat known as a well-to-do publisher of trade maga-
10 lovely colors in quarts
tires
were
not
so
rugged
as
now
and
Monday to fly to Detroit to accept the highways of the state were not so I
FISHING TACKLE
and gallons. Pints in Stay­
During his long confinement in bed. Cloud got restless, and to pass
' delivery on a new car. Their many
white only.
smooth. Also farm wagons and
time he learned to knit. During the last year of the war he knit l.z
friends wish them a pleasant trip,
horses
shared
the
roads
and
over
the
long scarfs, and through Bundles for Bluejacket« sent them all over
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sally of Los
»2.39 QI. »7.98 Gal.
the world.
’ Angeles, Calif., are visiting their son- miles they and the old Model T
Today, the samh man who took up knitting torsoothe his nerves
Get your PINT of KEM-
sprinkled
hardware,
nails
and
screws,
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
not only continues to he a successful publisher, and an expert with
GLO Stay-white at only 989,
bolts and staples, and other puncture
Gordon Knox.
knitting needles, but is the inventor of the Jenny Wren arn Winder.
producing
junk
along
the
right
of
TODAY! Bring this ad to
Recently a news correspondent ask' d Cloud about the yarn winding
Verl Moberg, son of Russell Mo­
machine. "Oh that," said Cloud, "that’s just a little mechanical device
berg left Portland Tuesday night for way. In those rough days if an auto
retailing for $2.98. It winds a one-ounce skein of yarn into a pci feet
| Pennsylvania where he will spend the tire stuck it out for more than 3,000
ball in Tess than five minutes.” lie arranged to have the young lady,
miles it was rated almost as a
summer with relatives.
pictured above, demonstrate th* Winder.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howe of museum piece. Punctures and blow­
"I have organized the Cloud Foundation, with headquarter» at 400
West Madison St., Chicago, to manufacture the Winder and make it
southern Oregon visited relatives in outs were the rule, not the exception,
of the day and every wise guy who i
available to all persons who knit. Profits from sales go through my
Private Dining
Mill City Sunday.
doctor to the aid of cardiacs in hospitals who are not as fortunately
went very far away from the home I
Mrs.
Grace
Dart
is
visiting
her
situated as I was when a heart attack hit me . . . was the modest
daughter, Mrs. Joe Reveal in Salem. plate carried an extra inner tube or I
statement of Mr. Cloud as he brought the interview to a close.
Room
Mrs. Frank Caraway accompanied a patching and vulcanizing set under
Mill City
the
driver's
seat.
her daughter Frances, to Portland
1
Tuesday where she will visit another Roy Klein, who was state highway
engineer in 1928 was a kindly and
daughter Mrs. Louis Forsman.
GUARANTEED
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hollyman and sympathetic man whose heart was
family and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree hurt by the sight of so many puncture
WATCH
and family spent Sunday picnicing patchers sweating over their tire
tools along the scenic reaches of the
and fishing near Marion Folks.
Linda, Johnnie and Terry Sigfrit highway map. They sort of cluttered
REPAIRING
j will go to Bend Sunday where they up the landscape, so he did some­
will spend the summer with their thing about it.
»
grandparents.
It appears that a young professor in
Mr. and Mis. Leslie Craig of Sand­ engineering at Washington State
point, Idaho, aer visiting his brother college at Pullman devised and con­
and family, Mr and Mrs. Tommie structed an electro- magnet attached
Expert work.
Craig.
to the under side of a small truck, and
Finest mate*
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Minton are Roy Klein had a similar machine
rials. Work done promptly ...
receiving congratulations on the birth built for Oregon.
and guaranteed. l et us give
of a 5 pound daughter, May 25, at It is probable that very many more
you a free estimate.
Home of the Famous
the Salem Memorial hospital. The of today’s crop of graying motorists
! little girl has an older sister and still harbor harrowing memories of
FISH AQUARIUM LUNCH
brother. She has been named Linda the punctures of the early 20’s than
WATCHES
COUNTER
Lucille.
visual recollections of Roy Klein's
M
DIAMONDS
Miss
LaVetta
Powelson
and
Duane
Specializing in
remedy, called the “nail picker.’’
K
.JEWELRY
McFadden attended the Ice Follies in It isn’t stowed away in some cosy
Milk Shakes
Sandwiches
Portland Sunday afternoon.
FOSTORIA
| corner of the state highway’s shops
Ice Cream
Chill
Payton Queener of Portland is but is used every year on many miles
Stimile«
Pie a hi Modo
Adin.: 75c each Adults, incl. tax
Children 25c each IncL tax
X
( visiting his cousins Mr. and Mrs. of road, and has saved many from
Soft Drinks
tinker s
George Cree.
I that depressing sound. the hissing
CLOSED TUESDAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Preston and tire.
What was it ? Let the record
On Hi way 222 East of Mill City „ Jorretta Jean of Longview, Wash.,
; spent the weekend at the home of speak. It says the 1928 report: “A
XIX XDLX1X1X XX X « « X XXX X XiXiXiX'XWiX X X I Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe
new piece of equipment which has
Miss Betty Class and James Staley been placed in operation this year is a
B
| I of Salem were at the Charley Day road magnet mounted on a truck
In «
| residence over the weekend
six months time this truck traversed
0
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craig of practically all of the state highway
B
«
O Sandpoint, Idaho, arrived Tuesday routes and picked up many thousand x
IN THAT PRESENT USED CAR, OUR USED CARS ARE
for a visit with their son and family, pounds of metal, a large proportion of X X
E
COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED AS NEEDED,
Mr. and Mis. Tommie Craig. Thurs­ which would be productive of tire X
0
TROUBLE FREE FOR YOU. PRICED
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, GIFTS AND
S i day
- evening they will attend gradua- punctures” And in the 1930 report: X 3
WITHIN YOUR POCKETBOOK
® . tion exercises at Newberg high school "The use of the road magnet, begun «
(¡ENERA!. MERCHANDISE AT
where
their
grandson,
Martin
Craig,
1
it
in 1928. has been continued during
I
GOOD TRADES
GOOD TERMS
£ will be a member of the class.
the two-year period. Thousands of «*
POPULAR
I
Mrs Bertha Slater of Albany at­ pounds of metal, much of which K
Up to 24 months to pay. Reasonable finance rates. Come In now,
0
X
•
a
0 tended graduation exercises here for would be injurious to tires, are picked K
Check this list of recent trade-ins:
0 her granddaughters Phillis Timm up each year.”
X
B from high school and Virginia Timm (
1949
PLYMOUTH
SPECIAL DELUXE CLUB COUPE
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t
mix CHRYSLER NEW YORKER CLUB COUPE
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from
grade
school.
MENS \NI> LADIES WORK Gl.cn ES
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Berg of Glen­ X
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1947 DODGE CUSTOM 4-DOOR SED AN
Mr and Mrs Floyd Shepherd vi»-
0
0 ited the cemeteries near Stayton,! dale, Calif, are visiting at the home
0
of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
WE ALSO HAVE MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS
MEN’S SOX. DRESS 'ND "ORK
■ Sunday where
their relatives are and Mrs. Tommie Craig. They are
0
burled
0
here to attend graduation exercises
Irene O’la'ary S> Mr. and Mrs George Cree and Pay- for their grandson. Martin who will
Jim O’Iæary
E ton Queener attended the "clean-up graduate from Newberg high June 1.
" day” at the Bilyeu Den cemetery
Miss Juanita Thomas will leave
CHRYSLER
Home of Senice
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PLYMOUTH
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] Sunday.
Saturday for Kansas and will be gone
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N.
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St,
495
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435
N.
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Mrs. Walter Kay was surprised on a month. She will visit friends and
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■ her birthday when a group of friends relatives there and will »etum to |
gave her a one o'clock luncheon. Bums. Oregon, on her return.
•
Those present to honor Mrs Kay were
Mr and Mrs. Eldred Burton and
Mrs. Rose Daly. Mrs Wilber Minert family of Scio spent Memorial Day i
and sons. Mr». Clyde Golden. Mrs. with her parents. Mr and Mrs. John
Verne Shaw and Martin. Mrs Charlie Angelsy
Powelson, Diane and David Minton,
Mr and Mis. Deb Turnidge of
and Mrs Elmer Shaw.
Drain spent the holidays with hisI
Here for graduation exercises parents. Mr and Mrs Bert Turnidge
Thursday was Mrs Marvin Cunning­ Anna Mae Nelson. Jack McClin-.
ham of Canyonville. She will be re­ tock. Pat Cree. Bill McClintock and I
membered as IxiCretta Thomas and
5B a w » » « V o V b n >> av. b » » s c hb » »
her sister was in the class of '50
3M-GLO
Sen ice Station
Flat Tires Keyword
Of Early Highways
Mom & Pop’s
CAFE
:
:
:
FRERES
Building Supply
Gates Firemen’s
BENEFIT DANCE
GATES GYM
SHAKI SHACK
Saturday, June 3
*
s
MILL CITY VARIETY
Sam Bridges
and his Santiam Playboys
Vacation Time Is Here
Don’t Spoil Your Fun
I
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1
Salem Automobile Co.
NOTICE!
Thinking
of Building
For the convenience of our
patrons, we nil I be open every
Friday eveniny from 5 P. M.
to 6:30 P. M. beyinniny May
>6. 7.950
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IN
IMI 'll
MODERN CONSTRICTION
«ITH MOI» RN MATERIAL«
mill
cm
Loe-Bloc Construction Co. .
C. F. HUNTER
RAIJ>H HAROLD
'till City
Atavton