The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 26, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

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    LYONS
3—THE MILL CITI ENTERPRISE____________________ October 26, 1950
[ turned Friday night, from a short
By EVA BRESSLER
vacation that took them to Madras
The second fall meeting of the aft­
and other central Oregon points.
ernoon card club was held at the
Lloyd Sletto of Mehama helped take
By ELSIE MYERS
Rebekah hall with Mrs. Ruth Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knox. Karen care of the farm chores at the John-
hostess. Several tables of 500 fol­ and David of Mill City were recent j ston place while they were away.
lowed a one thirty dessert luncheon, callers at the Carl Longnecker home.
Mrs. Everett I.innbeck is staying
with Mrs. Vern Nydigger holding
Mr. and Mrs. George Pettingil are i with Mrs. Stivang this week, while
high score, Mrs. Floyd Bassett low driving a new station wagon.
the men are gone on an elk hunting
and Mrs. Albert Bass drew the door
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Randall re­ trip in the eastern part of the state.
i prize Present for the party were turned Friday from Oakridge, where They left Monday for the elk country.
IW ihna Free, Thelma Nydigger, Ida they had been several days on a busi­
Mrs. Hugh Johnston and daughter
Free, Doren Hellemn, Mabel Bass. ness trip. They also visited at the Kathryn and Mrs. Jack Johnston were
Mabel Downing, Bea Hiatt, Cora Jen­ A. N. Baylay home.
Salem shoppers Monday.
Kathryn
ner, Eulalia Lyons, Carrie Naue,-Gar­
Allen and Alvin Ray went to Scio also had a tooth extracted by a Salem
nett Bassett, Bertha Allen, Ethel Friday evening where they visited dentist Monday.
1 Huffman, Lula Beringer, Frances with their brother-in-law and sister,
The Mari-Linn school pupils had a
Mullins, and Mrs. Chester Roye.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Schultz. They vacation Monday and Tuesday while
Mrs. Sid Gruggett of Newport, Mrs. also attended a birthday party for the teachers attended a workship ses­
Charlie Jones of Seattle, and Mrs. their niece Linda Schultz. Mr. and sion in Salem.
Kenneth Cogburn of Lakeview were Mrs. Ray called for them Sunday.
called to Lyons by the death of their
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett, Mr. and
father Levi Garrison.
Mrs. E. A. Newsome, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. John Hargreaves was called Ray Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
to Portland the last of the week by wyn Knox attended a dance in Salem
the serious illness of her brother.
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lockwood and
George Pettingil left Portland by
son Phillip of Corvallis visited over plane for Ohio Sunday evening on a
GENERAL AITO and
the weekend at the home of her par­ short business trip. During his ab­
TRUCK REPAIR
ents Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Jones.
sence Mrs. Pettingil and a group of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Altgilbers of Port­ friends are spending a few days at
Arc and Acetylene
land are visiting at the home of Mr. their home iq Elkhorn.
and Mrs. John McClurg, Mrs. Mc­
Welding
Clurg is a daughter of the Altgilbers.
Phone 3452
The kindergarten mothers held
their meeting at the old school house
with Mrs. Hugh Johnston chairman
By MRS J. H. JOHNSTON-
in charge of the meeting with Mrs.
Dr. Zimmerman, state veterinary
Marvin Edwards, secretary. It was was doing herd testing in our locality
RE-ELECT
voted to buy rope for swings and see this week. All cattle are supposed to
about other play ground equipment. be government tested.
Next meeting will be held November
The tamales sale given last Thurs­
15th. It was also voted that the day evening netted the treasury quite
mothers take the kindergarten census. a nice sum. It was sponsored by
Mrs. Jim Phelps and Mrs. Christenson ladies of the Community church and
were hostesses for the evening and proceeds went to help the finances.
served dainty refreshments. Present
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christensen have
LITTLE DRY RIDINGHOOD
were Mesdames Leo Cruson, Arthur company who arrived Saturday from
Olmstead, Calvin Trahan, Earl Thay­ Minnesota. His father and brother,
er, Ivan Smith, Al Lantzer, Kermet and Mr. and Mrs. Yuder and eight
Mutzel, Mrs. Alice Huber and the year old daughter, who are friends
hostesses Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Chris­ of the Christensens and they also
came from Minnesota. They plan to
Mrs. Ira Teeters has returned home tenson.
evening visitors at the home spend sometime here.
from a five weeks visit in Washing­ of Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burmester were
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brown of Me­
ton where she was visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burmester
While gone she attended the marriage and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Burmester hama were business callers at Lyons
Friday.
of her grandson.
all of Scio.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wright and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Warner and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Berry of two small children werv Salem visit­
sons have moved to Sweet Home Eugene visited relatives in Lyons
ors over the weekend.
where he is employed.
Sunday, they were guests at the home
Wright is employed at the Detroit
Mrs. Nora Godwin has moved back of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
to her home here after being with h<y | George Berry, and his sister and dam and received a back injury Fri­
daughter, Mrs. Roland Berry in Gates. family, Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Penning- day while working. A piece of iron
hit him in the back injuring some
Mrs. Joe Vaughn and Mrs. Eddie ton.
ribs. He is off work at present.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Mrs. Harley
Stone have returned home following
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston re-
Scott attended the extension unit
surgery at a Salem hospital.
meeting
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
Among deer hunters gone last week
ANGUS
end in eastern Oregon were Paul home of Mrs. Joe Pietrok near Scio,
Mrs. Albert Bass is in Eureka. Cali-
Mason and Cloyd Cox.
For Guaranteed Cleaning
Mrs. Herbert Schunk spent the fornia visiting at the home of her
COMPLETE TIKE AND BATTERY SERVICE
weekend in Salem with her sister and father, Mr. Moses.
it’s the
Republican
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bressler spent
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Win
FOR
WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS
Jenks and family. Mrs. Schunk is Wednesday night and Thursday in
Salem
at
the
home
of
his
sister
I the local fourth grade teacher.
SENATOR
Martin Kelly killed a bear on his Myrtle Hester.
LINN-LANE COUNTIES
Mr. and Mrs. John Prideaux and
place one evening last week. It is
24-HOUR SERVICE
family have moved into their new
the former Harry Mason place.
Faithful, Aggressive Service in
house
recently
built
on
what
is
known
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bates and Jerry
Mill City
Behalf of Linn-l.ane Counties
of Newport spent Thursday at the as the Donnison place south of town.
Gibson for Senator Committee
Clone« at 6 P..M.
home of his sister and family, Mr. The Prideaux have been living on the
Roy Brown, Sec., Junction City
Gardner place in Fox Valley.
and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker were
Pfc. William McClintock, USMC,
New Car Performance at
arrived Thursday for a furlough fol- Friday evening dinner guests at the
lowing basic training in San Diego. home of their daughter and son-in-
Used Car Price
Mrs. Donald Sheythe spent three law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson
in Salem. Additional dinner guests
days
in Portland last week.
Shuffleboard
Good Music
$1,295
1917 MERCERY CLUB COUPE
Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Fuzzy) were their daughter and husband Mr.
Has radio, heater, seat covers, new tires, very low mileage.
Howe are spending the weekend with and Mrs. Earl Hampton and son
A beauty.
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe Douglas. The occasion honored the
$1,395
191« DeSOTO CUSTOM I-DOOR SEDAN
birthday anniversaries of Mr. and
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howe.
Has radio, heater, fluid drive, new tires. Maroon color.
Mrs. James Staley of Billings, Mrs. Bodeker and wedding anniver­
A car you will be proud to own.
Mont., is visiting at the home of her sary of the Johnsons.
$1,195
1916 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUX 4-DOOR SEDAN
Santiam Valley Grange held their !
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Where Friend* Meet
Like new inside and out. Almost new tires. Maroon
Day. Mrs. Staley will be remem­ social meeting Friday evening. Cards
color. A beautiful, well kept car.
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
bered as Betty Class. She will re­ furnished the entertainment.
$1,095
1916 NASH 600 4-DOOR SEDAN
.......
The school children are enjoying a
turn to Billings on Thursday.
Has radio, heater, very good tires. Clean interior, Finish
LaVetta Powelson of Gates was in two-day vacation, while the teachers
MILL CITY
own.
like new. This one will really make you happy to
Mill City Friday evening to attend are attending institute.
primary
$695
Miss
Dean
Thompson
|
the
GAA
bridal
shower
for
Marlene
1911 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUX 4-DOOR SEDAN
♦
1949 engine. Radio, heater, fine tires. Clean in every
, Verbeck. LaVetta will be maid of teacher at the school had as her J
Tony Zlebert
George ‘Sparky* DUter
way. Hurry.
guests Sunday her parents Mr. and
1 honor for Marlene next Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Day have Mrs. Thompson of Monmouth.
- returned from a three-weeks trip to
"Never has enough of any good
Montana visiting relatives.
Mrs. Joe Lalack is employed at the thing been produced—cry of overpro­
CHRYSIJCR
•
Home of Service
-
PLYMOUTH
Mill City State Bank. She is replac- duction is a money cry. It is never a
405 N. Com’l St.
495 N. Com’l St.
435 N. Court St.
j ing Mrs. Alice Jetton who has gone human cry—The present system has
PHONE 3-4117
i to Arcadia, Calif., to be with her got us tricked into producing things
to buy dollars with, when what we
|husband.
f U X X K H JX B » H » K X L' X X X K X X X X
Mrs. Paul Vincent has been brought need is a mony system that will pro­
| home following a long confinement duce dollars to buy things with the
■ in the Salem Memorial hospital fol­ poverty of the world is seldom caused
by lack of goods but by a money |
lowing an accident.
stingency.”—Henry Ford.
ELKHORN
SANTIAM
GARAGE
FOX VALLEY
Chuck & Bruce’s
MILL CITY
Richfield Service
Motor Tune-ups
Brake Service
Expert Lubrication
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NU-METHOD
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Salem Automobile Co.
GENE’S MARKET
Vote 24X
Douglas R.
YEATER
Republican Candidate
FOR
State Senator
M IRION COUNTY
"Your State Representative in the
Legislature for the past tour years
GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7. 1950
♦
Paid Adv. Yeater for Senator Committee
at
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