IDANHA
Vote for the Best Man
LYONS
By REBA SNYDER
By EVA BRESSLER
Mrs. Thurston Petterson and Mrs.
M hat might have been a serious
K. 0. Swanson were hostesses at a ’ accident, but proved to be minor was
surprise stork shower at the Petter­ when Richard Gearth put a gun shell
son home Thursday night in honor in his cap pistol and it exploded, caus­
of- Mrs. Edison Vickers. Twenty- ing some injury to his face. He was
seven friends were present to see rushed to the doctor where it neces­
for STATE SENATOR
for STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Mrs. Vickers open her many lovely sitated four stitches to close the
gifts. Games were playd and Mrs. wound.
James Gordon, Mrs. Richard Cannon,
Mrs. Clinton Hubbard entertained
for STATE REPRESENTATIVE
for JOINT SENATOR
Mrs. Barney Oliver and Mrs. Quincey with a party honoring their son Larry
Smith won prizes. Refreshments on his 10th birthday anniversary.
for COUNTY COMMISSIONER
were served by the hostesses and Games and refreshments furnished
their assistants.
the entertainment.
Present were
The Detroit school will hold their Johnny Bridges, Jerry Heineck, Riley
annual carnival at the school audi­ Elwood, Charlie Attaberry, Harry
torium Friday night, Oct. 13. Every­ Casebeer, Dick Reed, Jerry Hubbard,
MONDAY, OCT. 16th and WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18th
one cordially invited to attend and Mrs. Hubbard and the honored guest,
Paid for by Linn County Democratic Central Committee
Larry.
join in on the fun.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and baby
Mrs. Ed Thayer of Scottsburg vis­
of Prineville were wekend guests of ited at the home of her son and wife
Mrs. Martin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thayer in Lyons,
Orval Lady and family.
and daughter and husband Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Delaire drove Mrs. Hugh Johnston in Fox Valley.
to Portland Sunday where Delaire
The afternoon card club which is
had his final fitting for an artificial held through out the winter held their
leg Monday.
first series at the home of Mrs.
Overnight guests in the Snyder Arthur Olmstead. Four tables of 500
home Saturday night were Mrs. were in play which followed a one
Snyder's brother and his wife, Mr. thirty dessert luncheon. High score
and Mrs. Leland Pittam of Roseburg. was held by Bertha Allen, second by
Dinner guests also were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chester Roye and low went to
Leo Wilkerson of Roseburg.
The Ethel Huffman. Present were Mabel
Pittam's and Wilkerson’s had spent a Bass, Bertha Allen, Doreen Helemn,
week hunting in the Prineville area.
Frances Mullins, Eulalia Lyons, Gar­
Idanha has a barber! William M. nett Bassett, Ann Trahan, Wilma
| Varner of Salem has established his Free, Ida Free, Ethel Huffman, Ches­
| place of business in the east end of ter Roye and Thelma Nydigger.
Vickers building.
Santiam Valley Grange held their
The many friends of Don Norton regular meeting at the hall Friday
will be saddened to learn of his death evening with much discussion and
Friday morning at 5. He was stricken plans made for the remainder of the
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with a heart attack Thursday while year. In November the meeting
at his office and taken to the hospi­ nights will be changed. The social
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tal where he passed away. Funeral night will be held the first Friday
¡services were Wednesday, Oct. 11, at in the month instead of the business
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Hemet, Calif. Mrs. Norton, Mr. and meeting. The business meeting will
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Mrs. Melvin Peck, Mr. and Mrs. be held the third Friday instead of
LOCATED IN MILL CITY ON HIGHWAY 222
I Lowell Norton and Don’s sister, Mrs. the first, this is to benefit the mem­
Formerly Frank's Richfield Service
I A. B. Leask of Nile, Calif., were call­ bers who wish to go elk hunting, and
ers at the Frank New home Sunday at that time election of officers will
night on their way to Hemet.
be held. An invitation was received
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Storey returned to attend state conference at Western
their daughter, Lana Lee to her home Star Grange Oct. 24. An invitation
Monday night after a nine-day stay was also read from Evening Star
Rising costs and devalued dollars
in the Dornenbecker hospital for ob­ Grange for joint installation to be
servations and surveys. The cause held Dec. 2, and plans were also made
upset the support plan you, the
of Lana's illness was not determined. for the Santiam Valley Grange to
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. make their visitation at Morning Star
Oregon voters, approved in 1946.
j Joe Roberson were Mrs. Roberson’s Grange Dec. 9. Several members are
At that time it was intended that
I sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and planning on entering the canning con­
Mrs. Eriest Nance of Vernonia.
test for Pomona Grange.
school support be 50% state,
The Mari-Linn PTA will hold their
local. At present it is 31% state,
If you worry about getting older,' meeting at the school house Friday
‘ stop and figure if you weren’t' getting evening, Oct. 13. It is hoped to have
69% local. This measure will
a speaker present to talk on the Basic
older you wouldn’t be here at all.
school fund. Mrs, Elmer Etzel who
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■ ■«» plans to start piano class here will
be on the program. Parents of the
port as it was inter'’-4.
eighth grade class will be the hostess
for the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Toland with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fetherston, Ann and
Leone visited Sunday in Harrisburg,
they were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Gavette. The Tolans
went to see their new granddaughter
One Mill East of Detroit
Karen Ruth Gavette.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt of Salem spent
several days at the home of her sis­
JEWEL MYERS, Mgr.
ter and family Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boteman, Con­
nie and Cheryl of Spokane, Wash.,
are visiting at the home of her father,
Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg. Addi­
tional Sunday evening dinner guests
at the McClurg home were Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Downing, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Carleton and son Larry.
Mrs. Sam Bridges is convalescing
"Priced with the lowest, the 6- No other truck matches Ford's No Pickup truck other than
at the Salem General hospital follow­
Ford offers an economy choice
LONG LIFE service record.
cylinder Ford F-l Pickup
ing surgery last Friday morning.
of V-8 OR «-CYLINDER
Using data on 6,592.000 trucks
gives you oil filter and oil­
POWER — 100 horsepower in
Mrs. Bridges mother Mrs. Clara Lee
life insurance experts prove
bath air cleaner at no extra
the V-8 engine. 95-horsepower
Ford Trucks last longer.
of Eugene is at the Bridges home
cost.”
in the Six.
caring for the children.
The LOWEST PRICED truck in
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Ford's line of over 175 Econ­
of Mrs. Myrtle Hester in Salem were
omy models is the 6-cylinder
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bressler and Mr.
95-horsepower Ford F-l (Da­
and Mrs. Earl Allen of Lyons, and
ft. Pickup with new spacious
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Corbett and Ted
“grain-tight” body.
Corbett of Salem.
The community chest drive is under
way in Lyons under the auspices of
the PTA.
Mrs. Robert Fetherston,
president of the PTA will appoint her
workers.
Mrs. Catherine Lyon who recently
returned from a nine weeks tour in
Europe gave a very interesting talk
of her travels Sunday evening at the
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Helemn had
as their guest their daughter and
family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krough
and You Vote for these---
Walter Shelby
Earl Mason
Elmer Sahlstrom
Dave Epps
Fred Mespelt <
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Chuck & Bruce's
Richfield Service
S—THE MILI. CITY ENTERPRISE
October 12, 1950
1 and children from San Diego, Calif.
Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Jewell from
Sandy visited in Lyons Sunday and
attended Sunday morning services at
the Methodist church.
Rev. Jewell
who was pastor of the church before
Reverend Jones, retired due to ill
health,
Mr. Dysinger of Fox Vallej’ who
has spent the summer with his family
after being seriously ill at the Mem­
orial hospital most of the winter was
taken suddenly ill last week and was
rushed back to the hospital, where
his condition is reported serious.
Perry Clipfell who was with the
Army Reserves left Monday evening
for Fort Ord, Calif. A dinner was
held in his honor at the home of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. George Clipfell.
Perry is a veteran of World War II,
having served close to three years,
and has a wife and four children.
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CARD OF TH ANKS
We wish to express our thanks to
our many friends for their assistance
and gifts after the loss of our home
by fire.
Mr. and Mrs. DON FARROW
and Sandra.
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