The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 29, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    S—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
■Inne 29, 1950
FEMME PAGE
Mr and Mrs Brice Regal of Mill
By REBA SNYDER
City were business callers in Fox
-Marla and Lanny Vickers left Mon- Valley Monday.
day for a two-week vacation at Cen-
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Johnston and
tralia with their j^andmothor. M rs
children visited in Creswell Sunday at
Steinbrueck
Dinner guests Wednesday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs Woodenpile
ir the home of R. L. Tucker were The WoodenpUe family were former
Mr. and Mrs McCalley, Mr. and Mrs. residents of Mill City
Mrs. Martha Jane Chance, 89.
Mr. Walter Bevier is slowly im­
(Harold Perton, Mrs Nina Tucker.
passed away last Thursday at the
Frank Tucker and Mrs Orval Lady. proving after his recent illness
Powell nursing home in Albany, She
Mrs Clifford West and Mrs. J H
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
was a resident of Mill City and Al-
¡Johnson were Silverton business vis­
Lloyd
Girod
and
family
were
his
sis-
Mill City's American Legion aux-
bany during the past 17 years.
jter, Mrs. Ruben Jenson and son of itors Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Scheiwek is home
Funeral services were held last iliary unit 159 was officially installed I Astoria, and Mrs. Anna Girod of Sa-
and
its
members
initiated
last
Thurs
­
after spending a week in Stayton,
Saturday at the Fisher funeral home
.
lem
Alan
and
Jimmie
left
with
the
’
r
in Albany. Committment was at St. day evening at the American Legion aunt for two or three week's vacation where she stayed with friends and
hall.
John's cemetery in Albany.
and wua.
Mrs Lester uuncj
Honey caitM
and ,
in the
berry fields in the Fern
i I Mr emu
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Fourteen members were initiated ba^y spent the weekend in Salem *'
Ridge
1J ‘ area The e strawberry crops
Mrs. Chance, a member of the Meth­
,
------- •• reported rather short
his mother, who returned home 1 ’ —
are generally
odist church, was born April 20. 1861 into the new unit while eight officers | | with
installed. They are: Mrs Kay with
visit"
••• them'fo'r'a
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•
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| this season, partly due to the late
at Kokomo, Indiana,
She married were
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t - I f
'V.-. »-1 « r AC i all
spring weather.
Edward H. Chance in 1884 in Kokomo. Colburn, president; Mrs. Tearly Muii,
Most of Idanha were either at the
First
vice
president;
Mrs.
Doris Jen-
Several grade school graduate boys
Mr. Chance and one daughter pre­
rodeo
at
Sisters
or
fishing
at
Suttle
'
sen, second vice president; Mrs.
are working for McCalls on Route 1
ceded her in death.
lake
the
past
weekend.
Their
report
Delores Hollingworth, secretary; Mrs.
| Stayton The boys are employed at
Survivors include four sons, Jercy Nellie Stalman, treasurer; Mrs. Jud- was “good fishing a good rodeo".
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bangs, who ! stringing beans in McCall's yards.
E. of Sweet Home, Lester Carl of ith Ragsdale, historian; Mrs. Alice
Shirley Johnston of Fox Valley;
Mill City, Eddie F. of Albany and (Jean) Roberts, chaplain; and Mrs. spent the winter with Mrs. Eli Bangs,
Jean
McDonald, of Mehama and
moved to Mehama. Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Bruce A. of California.
Barbara Yarnell, sergeant at arms.
Helen Ware of Stayton Route 1 are
Bangs
moved
to
Albany
during
the
Rev. Clark Wood of Idaho Falls,
gone to Eugene for a summer session
Other members initiated were: Mrs.
Idaho, a grandson-in-law, officiated Martha Ragsdale, Mrs. Margie Rags­ weekend. Mrs. Bangs was principal of music for high school students.
at
the
Detroit
grade
school
the
past
at the services. Mrs. Glenn Taylor, dale, Mrs. Mabie Bruder; Mrs. Aud-
Helen Ware and Jean McDonald had
soloist, sang ‘‘Abide With Me” and ■ rey Strickler, Mrs. Delores Stewart, two years, and has a position for next I earned Scholarships for the term,
year
in
Portland.
“Sweet Bye and Bye”.
Mrs. Phyllis Flatman and Mrs. Ellen
Robert Lady is expected home the and Shirley Johnston hopes to qualify
Pau Dearers were Edward Chance, Ping. Mrs. Stalman was installed in last of this week. He has been at too. They will be in Eugene a month.
KennetTi Chance, Bud Chance, Cleo ' office by proxy.
The George Nydegger family, Mr.
Willamina since school let out visiting
Chance, Eugene Carey and Jay Wood.
Mrs. I. N. Bacon, president of dis­ his grandmother. Mrs. Alice Vonde and Mrs. Everett Limbeck and Cecil
Bassett of Fox Valley, and Mr. and
trict two was mistress of ceremonies. Lieth.
Burton Burroughs spent the week­ She introduced Mrs. Leon Brown of
Frank New slipped and injured his Mrs Earl Allen of Lyons were in
end at his home.
He is attending Salem, past department president right leg while bucking logs in the Sisters Sunday attending the rodeo.
Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Kathryn John­
summer school at Eugene at the Uni­ I who delivered the obligation; Mrs. woods Tuesday. He was treated by
versity of Oregon.
Mae E. Whitcomb, secretary for the the local physician, but was unable ston and Leland Humphreys were
Salem visitors Saturday.
Leland
. auxiliary department of Oregon who to return to work until Thursday.
presented the local unit with its char-
Donald Snyder received an inch- visited his grandmother, Mrs. Pearl
ter, and Mrs. Robert N. Kreason, long gash on the right side of his Humphreys and the Earl Sandner
| candidate for department vice presi- forehead when struck by a rock at home on State street.
Mrs. Bessie Bassett is staying at
' dent who was honored in the organi­ the Mongold ball park Tuesday He
zational formal program.
was treated at the first aid station I the Walter Bevier home helping Mrs.
The installation team of the Silver- by Leo Fitzgerald. Although painful Bevier care for Mr. Bevier who is
not well.
ton auxiliary installed the officers of it did not prove serious.
Strawberry pickers report the berry
,
the
local
unit.
A
large
delegation
Twelve
members,
two
guests
and
SHIRLEY LAIRD
from Silverton was on hand for the nine children of the North Santiam season is well past the peak. This
Willing Workers club met Wednesday season's crop is considerably shorter
ceremonies.
Idanha and Stayton were also re- afternoon in the home of Reba Snyder than usual. Some pickers plan to go
Phone 6103
| presented at the installation cere­ for the second quarter birthday party. to
'7 the
tn' cane
canJ berry
uc,Iy fields
Ilelaa to
lo work
wo' when
T*h,.
t,i'„
momn'hooo
hirthdav«
the
strawberries
are
finished.
The
two
members
whose
birthdays
mony.
MILL CITY
Paul Johnston put some silage in
came the second quarter were Elsie
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Girod and Pearl Geibler. Games were his silos Monday. The weather may
played with Georgia New, Mary Guli- be already for filling the silo, but it
ford and Mabie Barney winning hasn't been very good hay curing
weather this month.
| prizes
Mrs. George Huffman, who had her
Ice cream, cake, coffee and punch
were served to Mabie Barney, Doro­ finger injured some weeks ago. had
thy Morgan. Evelyn Hansen, Gladys to have it amputated recently. Her
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Streff, Pearl Gaibler, Edna Gordon, physiican had held hope of its grow­
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Georgia New. Betty Pittam, Bertha ing together, but it failed to heal
Reynolds. Mary Gulliford, Elsie Girod, satisfactorily.
No Job Too Large and None Too Small
Shortage of cars is expected to
and the two guests, Eva New and
| cause a shutdown, at the planer plant
Ph. 2-7890
Shop and Residence 4260 Macleay Road, SALEM
Jeanette Morgan and the children.
Nineteen dollars fifty five cents of the Clipfell Manthe company here
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was netted at the food sale Friday. for a ^ew days
There was a demand for more cakes
David Scheiwek visited friends in
and pies than were had. Baked beans Independence the last of the week,
and salads also sold well.
Weekend guests at the Gwen Ges- |
ton home were his brother, Joe and
three sons of North Dakota and his
brother Kris and wife of Milwaukie,
Guests at the J. C. Kimmel home
Oregon.
Sunday were their niece. Mr. and Mrs,
Idanha American Legion auxiliary
O. E. Hoodenpyle and Donna of Cres­
members attending initiation and in­
well^ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carson and
stallation ceremonies of the new Mill
Linda of Marcola, and Lloyd and Paul
City auxiliary last Thursday were
Goff of Oakridge.
Genevieve Bangs. Bemadine Stoll.
Attending the rodeo at Sisters last
Roselle Vickers. Burley Hansen, Pearl
Glebler, Floy Storey, Esther Fouts, weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gnuschke, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith,
Myrtle Geston and Opal Leming
Mr. and Mrs F Humphreys, Mr. Mr and Mrs. Paul Mason, Mr. and
and Mrs. L. Humphreys and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and Bill, and
Mrs. Christenson of Stayton were Mr. and Mrs Morris Howe.
NEW AND USED
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton, Lloyd
guests.
Jerry Pittam made a three-day and Dale, Mr, and Mrs. John Fehrli
business trip early this week to Van­ of Salem and Sharon were Friday
evening dinner guests at the Lowell
couver and Salem.
Mr. and Mrs Pat O'Brien announce Cree home. Patricia and Donald re-
| the marriage of their daughter, | turned home from Salem with them,
ALBANY — 2 Miles South on 99E
Mrs. Frank Caraway is in Portland
Elaine Hazel (Lois) to Carl Budlong
in Vancouver Wednesday. June 21. with her daughter, Miss Frances
Carl is the son of Mr and Mrs. Percy Caraway.
Miss La Vetta Powelson is at New­
Budlong of the CCC camp In Idanha
MILL CITY' — Highway 222
His sister, Lucille, of Salem accom­ port visiting Barbara Trimble, former
panied the couple. At present they Mill City resident.
are with his folks
Nil-Method Dry Cleaners will be
< l<>s<*d Monday and Tuesday, July 3rd
and 4th.
Paid Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powelson and
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Governor Douglas McKay this
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week issued a proclamation opening Jay, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, were din­
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thrift campaign which began last her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
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Tuesday.
Chance.
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Mrs Anna N Swift, R N . is spend­
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Death Takes Elderly
Citizen Linn County
A
IDANHA
FOX Vi
Installation Rites
Held For Local
Legion Auxiliary
SHIRLEY’S
BEAUTY SHOP
BIKTHD1Y 1‘tRTY
Mrs. Paul Cree was hostess for a
group of young people honoring her
son Bobby on his tenth birthday. Mrs.
Cree served cake, jello, and punch to
Bobby, Sandra Cribbs. James Meinert.
Arthur Webb. Ronald Williams, Larry
Howe, Ray Linn Goodwin. Eddie
Caudle, Randy Marshall, Luther
Nicholson, Donnie Hofe. Shirley Cree,
Karen Marshall. Hazel and Bunny
Caudle. Frances Johnson, Virginia
Timm, Mrs. Joe Cribbs. Mrs. Walt
Nicholson and Mrs Bert Tumidge
MILL CITY
David Harum
Hi* Last and Best Picture—
Brought Buck by Popular
Request.
I RIDAY und SATURI» 1Y
DONALD WOODS and
GLORIA WARREN In
dra of Dallas spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr and Mrs Bert
Tumidge.
Mis. Glen Fink and daughter,
Marjie of Klikatat. Wash., are visit­
ing her mother. Mrs. Ira Teters.
The Clayton Baltimore family spent
Sunday fishing at Clear Lake.
Mr and Mrs. “Boots" Higdon were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Budlong at Detroit Sunday. The oc­
casion was Claudia Budlong's birth­
day.
Mrs. Delta Allen of Oakland, Calif.,
Mrs. Fem Graham and Mrs. Clifford
Miller of Portland were guests at the
home of Mrs. Ida Geddes recently
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Bells of San Fernando
— Plus ---
Hollywood Barn Dance
SUNDAY and MONDAY
ROBERT YOUNG and
BARBARA HALE in
And Baby
Makes Three
TUES., WED. and THURS.
SPENCER TRACY and
KATHARINE HEPBURN In
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SHAHS SHACH
ADAM’S RIB
Home of the Famous
Friday, July 7
FISH AQUARIUM LUNCH
COUNTER
Specializing in
Sandwiches
Milk Shakes
Chill
loe Cream
Pie a la Modo
Sundlea
Soft Drinks
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Complete show can be seen any
time up to 8:30
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On Hiway 222 East of .Mill City
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Pegge's Beauty Salon
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Located Next to Furniture Store
PHONE 5951
GREENLY’S Plumbing & Heating
! TRAILER HOMES
Till RSDAY
WILL ROGERS
In
GATES
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SALEM LAUNDRY
SERVING THE CANYON AREA
PICKUPS AT
Laundry—Nu-Method, Mill City and Stayton
Laundry and Dry Cleaning-
Ken Golliet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe, Idanha
Dry Cleaning Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit
5
163 South High
SALEM
Phone 3-9123
Kits - Bales Aero
Kenslcill - Angeles
South Side Trailers
Fir Grove Trailer Park
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Quality Meats
(S'
Groceries
FROZEN FOODS
Friday & Saturday Special
TOMATOES No. 2ft can
ASPARAGUS No. 2 can
19c
2 for 37c
13c
2 for 25c
Govenor’s Proclamation
Establishes Thrift Week
Friday Ô* Saturday Specials
FREE
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SUNSHINE HI HO CRACKERS
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HILL TOP GENERAL STORE
ALBERT TOMAN, Prop.
MILL CITY
Open Week Days from 8 A.M. to 7iM P.M.
Sundarx 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FREE SERVICES:
WINDSHIELD WASH, AIR I.N TIRES, TIRE IN­
SPECTION. BATTERY CHECK,
DELIVER
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FRIENDLY SERVICE
DICK
SWEETLAND FIELD, SALEM
Friday, June 30, 8:00 P.M.
Ticket.: (I Adult*, 5Oc Children. YvaltaHe at the Gate, Tax Included
* Follow the Parade to the Show9
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VFW EM AMPMENT JUNE 23-July 1
Grand Parade: Friday. 3:M P.M.
SWEEP OUT
CAR. ETC., ETC.
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NALLEY'S KOSHER DILLS
IGA FLOUR. 1» lb*.
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We tike better care of your car
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