The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, July 20, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    5— THE MILL ITTY ENTERPRISE
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July 20. 1950
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Double Wedding IOOF Installation
Held Saturday Ceremonies Held
Jusf Arrived...
A SON AND A DAUGHTER -To
Mr. and Mr». Forest Hollvman, Box
55«. Mill City. Saturday, July 15.
A DAUGHTER To Mr. and Mrs
Richard Cannon of Idanha. Sunday. )
July 16.
A DAUGHTER To Mr and Mrs
Kermit Mutsel of Lyons, Sunday,
July 16
TWIN DAUGHTERS—To Mr and
Mrs. Dale Stubbs of Gates. Monday.
July 17.
Mill City IOOF No. 144 held , joint
Exchanging wedding vows Satur­ and open installation ceremonies Sa­
SATURDAY
day evening at the Christian church turday night with Santiam Rebekah
were Miss Sonnie Hoffman, daughter Lodge No. 166 in the Odd Fellow hall.
of Mr and Mrs Al Hoffman and Ken- George Veteto. district deputy grand
i neth Chance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl master and Wilma Stewart, district
BEAN FESTIVAL In Stayton
deputy president, were in charge.
Plans for a joint four-community
Mrs. Ernest Graham and Mrs. Les- Chance all of Mill City and Miss Otto Witt and Crissie Henderson
"Well Baby Conference” were an­ , ter Mason arranged a surprise house- Juanita Thomas, daughter of Mr and acted as deputy marshalls and were
SUNDAY and MONDAY
nounced Tuesday by LaVon Kriever, J warning party for Mr. and Mrs Mrs. H. Thomas of Bend and Jack assisted by a staff of installing offi­
July 23rd and 24th
Mrs. C. W.
local chairman of the local health I Fred Gooch, Sr. who recently moved Stewart, son of Mr and Rev
Thomas cers. Elective officers installed were: MARRIAGE LICENSES
GENE KELLY,
department committee. The confer­ to their new home east of Mill City j Stewart of Mill City.
Vern Thomas and Hazel Nelson, noble
Herbert Smith, 21. sawmill worker.
VERA-ELLEN and
ence is sponsored by the Marion from Lyons. Calling hours were Courtney. Jr., officiated at the rites. grand; Bert Morris and Alma Thomas West
Stayton. and Marlene Eskew,
FRANK SINATRA
Lighting the tapers were Miss Sue vice grand; Bertha Baltimore, secre­
j from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday afternoon.
County Public Health department.
Peterson tary; Ada Plymale, treasurer. Ap­ 15. MUI City.
Mikkelson
and
Miss
Jane
1
Sweet
peas
and
roses
decorated
the
in
Detroit, Gates, Idanha and Mill City
pointive officials: George Veteto and
would participate in the conference rooms. A buffet supper was served. in black and white dresses.
scheduled for Tuesday, August 15 at The group presented the Gooch’s Preceding the ceremony Kirk Wi- Goldie Rambo, warden; L. E. Dike Stork Hits Schoolteacher Twice
the high school recreation room. Any with an electric Universal coffee urn. rick sang ''Always" and "Because” and Antonia Thomas, conductor;
In Technicolor
Mr and Mrs. Forrest H. Hollyntan
pre-school youngster can be brought
Music was furnished by Delbert accompanied by Ardith Jones who Rachel Olmstead and Marvin Bart,
are
the
proud
parents
of
twins,
born
RSNG; George Berry and Wilma
to the conference for free examina­ Jenkins, Mode Davis, Ed Davis and also played the wedding music.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Ushers were Bill Hoffman. Jerry Stewart, LSNG; Otto Witt and Crissie July 15 at Salem. The babies have
tions and immunizations. If the Aug­ Mrs. J. A. Duncan of Salem.
July 25th and 26th
been
named
Catherine
Edna
and
Jack
Swan
and
Jack
Scott.
Henderson. RSVG; A. T. Koeneke and
ust conference is well-attended, con­ Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Haden.
The
couples
exchanged
their
vows
DANA ANDREWS and
Bernice Taylor. LSVC; Otto Koeneke
ference will be held quarterly for the Gooch, Sr. and their three children.
before the altar with baskets of white and Dean Jackson, chaplain; Ruby Mrs. Hollyman and the babies will
DON AMECHE
upper canyon communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooch. Jr. of lillies at the sides.
Brisbin, musician; Mabel Veteto. be at the home of Mrs. Burton Bur­
Appointments will be necessary for Sweet Home; Mr and Mrs. Earl
Preceding Miss Hoffman to the color bearer; Elmer Stewart and Al- roughs upon their return from the
the August conference. Mrs. Charles Gooch and Twyla of Salem; and Mr.
hospital.
Harman will take appointments in and Mrs. J. A. Duncan (Sylvia Gooch) altar as bridesmaid was her cousin. lura Chance, inside guardian; Mel­ Mother, babies and the father, who
Miss
Le
Anna
Worland
of
Albany,
in
bourne
Rambo
and
Bertha
Shepherd,
Gates and Mill City. La Velle Hase- of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roye
teaches the seventh grade at the Mill
man of Idanha will take appointments of Corvallis; Mrs. Gwendolyn John­ a forest green satin gown with white outside guardian. Retiring noble City school, are doing nicely. Holly­
accessories. She wore a corsage of grands were Lowell Stiffler and Car­
in the Detroit-Idanha sector,
son and Judy of Los Angeles, Calif­
man Stafford.
Miss Stafford was man is attending summer school in
Present plans call for Detroit and ornia; Mr. and Mrs Gill Coats and son white carnations.
Miss
Hoffman
’
s
father
gave
her
in
THURSDAY, JULY 27th
presented
a
PNC
pin and gift from Monmouth.
Idanha to participate in the confer­ of Portland; J. T. Henness. Mr. and
marriage.
For
her
wedding
she
chose
the lodge. Receiving their certifi­
ence in the afternoon while Mill City Mrs. Ed Davis, Mrs. Lillie Lake, Mr
RICHARD CONTE and
and Gates children will be handled and Mrs. Albert Millsap all of Gates; an off white suit, with red hat, shoes cates as non-contributing members
VALENTINA CORTESA
and scarf. She carried a bouquet of were Mesdames Blanche Dean and
in the morning.
Mrs. Alta Bodeker, Mrs. Eva Bressler, white glads tied with satin ribbon.
in
Martha Bowes, sisters who have been
Mrs. Effie Heineck, Lyons: and from
Eugene Carey of Portland acted is Rebekahs for more than 55 years.
Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark, best man for his brother-in-law.
were also given the two
Mr and Mrs. Bert Morriss, Mr and Mrs. Marvin Cunningham of Can­ Corsages
Mrs. Mode Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George yonville v as Miss Thomas’ brides­ ladies
Flook, Mr. and Mrs. Ingle Johnson, maid. She wore a forest green satin Concluding the session was a drill
Story of Trucking Business
SHIRLEY LAIRD
| Steve Honek, John Holman, Mr. and dress matching the other bridesmaid for about 15 minutes presented by
the
team
with
Eva
Duffy
and
Goldie
j Mrs. Lestre Mason, Mr. and Mrs. with white accessories and flowers.
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Rambo as leaders. Pot luck refresh­
, Ernie Graham, Mrs. Rose Daly, Mrs.
Miss Thomas’ father gave her in
Complete show can be seen any
Phone 6103
| Bess Vandermeer, Mrs. Bertha Shep­ marriage. She was dressed identical ments were served by Loretta Iverson
time up to 8:30
and Ida Fleetwood, kitchen commit­
herd, Mrs. Rosa Roten, Mrs. Ida Ged­ to Miss Hoffman.
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tee.
MILL
CITY
des, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd,
Jerry Stewart was best man for
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kelly, Miss Jack Stewart.
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Daisy Geddes, Al Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman wore a forest green
Larry Cribbs Honored by Party
Mrs. Louis Slaton, Mrs. Mary Russell, gown with beige accessories.
t
I Mr. and Mrs. T. H Boughman, and Mrs Thomas wore a navy blue
On
His
Eighth
Birthday
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Jenkins.
dress with white accessories.
Mrs. Virgil Cribbs entertained a
Mrs. Chance chose all black and group of children Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Stewart wore a brown and white in honor of her son Larry on his 8th
print dress with brown accessories.
birthday. The afternoon was spent
FAWN AND MAUDE ARE DRIVING AGAIN
The mothers all wore corsages of playing games and refreshments were
FOR
pink carnations
served to Larry Cribbs, Ellena Nel­
Following the ceremony a reception son, Shirley Veness, Sandra Cribbs,
was held in the church dining room. Mary Jo Cruson, Shirley Cree. Norma
Mrs. Eugene Carey of Portland, sis­ Nelson, Bonnie Cruson, Carol Veness,
LOTS, and HOMES FOR SALE
ter of Mr. Chance, and Mrs. Jane Gary Bevier, Sharon Cribbs. Bob
1107 N. 17th Street, SALEM
Peppering of Stayton, aunt of Miss Cree, Buddie Cruson, Mickey McClin­
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¡Thomas, cut the wedding cake.
tock. Michael Cruson, Stevey McClin­
Miss Sue Mikkelson presided at the tock. Larry Moberg, Jimmy Bevier,
punch bowl and Miss Jane Frances Mary Gay Thome, Mrs. Paul Cree,
! Peterson presided at the coffee urn. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bevier, and Mr.
Mrs. Clifford Young of Portland and and Mrs. Virgil Cribbs.
Shirley Worland of Albany passed the
guest books.
In charge of the gift tables were
Gloria Forland of Albany and Mrs. Bazaar Planned by Altar Society
Lyons—Members of the altar so­
Delores Stewart.
Three members of the bridal party ciety of the St. Patrick Catholic
were members of the graduating class church held their regular business
of 1950 from Mill City high school. meeting at the home of Mrs. Phillip
Mr. Chance graduating with the class Pietrok Thursday evening. Plans
were made and discussed for the an­
of '43.
Both couples will make their home nual bazaar to be held Sunday, Aug­
in Gates. Mr. Chance is employed at ust 20 on the church grounds.
the Detroit dam and Mr. Stewart is Following the business meeting
associated with his father and broth­ Father Schneider showed pictures
ers at Stewart’s grocery.
taken last summer on his trip to his
The Chances spent their honeymoon | home town in Wisconsin. Present for
in northern California and southern , the meeting were Mesdames Herman
Oregon and the Stewart's spent theirs I Free, Clarence Jungwirth, Ben Vol-
at the beach.
ten, Bob Free, Doc Jungwirth, Lloyd
i Free, Pat Lyons, John Jungwirth,
ROSS APPOINTED RECORDER
Merrill Brassfield. Sam Bridges, Mike
Lee Ross has been appointed Schwindt, Father Schneider and
recorder and bookkeeper for the city the hostess, Mrs. Pietrok.
of Mill City, according to an an-
NEW AND USED
nouncement by Mayor Al Toman last ¡GARDEN CLUB MAKES PLANS
Tuesday.
Lyons—The Garden club held their
meeting at the community club house
Wrote Dwight Morrow once to his with a small attendance due to other
son: "The world is divided into peo­ activities. Mrs. Gertrude Woodman
ple who do things and people who was in charge of the meeting. Many
get the credit. Try, if you can, to plans were made and discussed.
ALBANY — 2 Miles South on 99E
belong to the first class. There's far
A paper on transplanting by Mrs.
WEST SALEM, OREGON
less competition.”—G. G. Bernard.
Percy Hiatt was read and discussed.
Residence 3-5769
Phone 2-4151
Plans were made for those who could
to attend the Jordan garden club
picnic to be held at Wilson park near
Jordan. The next meeting will be
aa aaoi
held August 9 with Mary Fink and
Bea Hiatt hostess, and Ethel Huff­
man in charge of program and Mabel
Downing, entertainment.
Present
were Gertrude Weidman, Laura Neal.
Nina O'Neal. Helen Hubbard. Gladys
Kuiken. Betty Johnston and Helen
McClurg.
Baby Conference
Set for August 15
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By Housewarmers
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