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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1951)
s Dean S. Culp Joins "Sea Going Army” February 22, 1951 clothes. First to walk across the stage was Leia Kelly in Mrs. Kenneth Crosier's mother’s wedding dress; Hazel Neil, in a graduation dress; Frances Johnson in a Betsy Ross Fort MacArthur, Calif.—Pvt. Dean dress; Anna Mae Nelson in what The board of directors of the San- S. Culp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie ladies wore in afternoon; Betty Lou Women's tiam Memorial Hospital Culp of Mill City, Ore., is one of 495 Cree, graduation dress; Josephine Mari-Linn PTA observed Boy Scout new army inductees now taking basic The Mill City PTA saw an antique Roy in white afternoon dress; Gary Auxiliary, at its regular meeting week in their meeting held at the fashion show Wednesday in the high Peterson, dressed in a gay blade's Thursday afternoon, Feb. 15th, elected training at Fort MacArthur, with the school house in Lyons Tuesday eve school auditorium. A large crowd clothes; Delores Poole, nightie and the following members of its board 409th Engineer Special Brigade. directors to an executive commit of ning, Feb. 13. was present for the spectacle. After six weeks of basic, Pvt. Culp cap; Donna Nelson, driving dress; tee: Mrs. Chris Neitling, Mrs. John will take advanced engineer training Mrs. Robert Fetherson president The business meeting was presided Pat Cree, dressy coat; Arlone Daly, A. Frank, Mrs. Kenneth Hansen, Mrs. which will qualify him as a member presided over the business part of over by Mr. Bengston and opened shawl; Dorothy Downer and George Sim Etzel. of one of the most remarkable or the evening. It was reported that with the flag salute. ¡Neil, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon calling “ We are informed by many resid Hospital adviser Louis D. Barr ganizations in the armed forces. all equipment for the hot lunches had Mrs. Ed Cooke stated that the PTA clothes; Betsy Kriever, flapper dress; been purchased and will arrive this had 143 paid members. Mrs. John Ardith Jones, afternoon flapper dress; talked on committee programs and ing in the area to be served by the The 409th Brigade, commanded by the future activities of the women’s Santiam Memorial hospital, that they week. Davidson reported on the progress of ! Sue Mikkelson, flapper time wedding auxiliary, after which the board ■ were not solicited by the volunteer Brig. Gen. Henry K. Kellogg, is part of the nation's “Sea Going Army" Mrs. Virginia Fulkner, Linn county the Canyon Teen-age club; Mr. Todd dress; Donna Bengston, bridge dress; elected the following chairmen and | workers, and also that others desire [ and combines the functions of the Red Cross chairman, gave a very reported on federal aid for schools. I Donna Cooke, plain black dress. to become voting or associate mem interesting talk. Mr. Clark Lethin, Mrs. Stewart, new kindergarten chair Everyone agreed that they were regional co-chairmen of the various bers of the organization, and others Coast Guard, Navy, Seabees and Com committees: public relations, Mrs. C. bat Army Engineer units. and Miss Dorothy Wilson, Scout ex man, told of the success of the card glad to be living now where clothes desire to establish memorials to per ecutives from Albany, were guest parties held at the Russell Hoffman j do something for one’s figure, com E. Neitling, Stayton, chairman, Mrs. petuate the memory of loved ones, > Pvt. Culp, whose wife is the former Jane Peterson, was employed by the speakers. Miss Hope J. C. Kimmel, Mill City. , residence to aid the kindergarten. pared to olden times. Publicity: Mrs. E. J. Bell, chair or to memorialize the names of their Shetcky Logging company prior to his 1 Baney was master of ceremonies. The program was furnished by Mrs. Arey Podrabsky stated that a families, themselves or their organ three groups of girl scouts under the party was to be given the 6th, 7th. An old-time spelling match was man, and Mrs, L. E. Spraker, Stayton. izations," stated G. W. Schachtsick, entrance into the army on Jan. 17. Picturesque Fort MacArthur is lo Memorials and gifts: Mrs. Arlo C. general chairman of the Santiam direction of their leader, Mrs. Jack 8th grade. held between six pupils and six par- and j Memorial Hospital money-raising cated on the shores of the Pacific Christensen, and assistant, Mrs. Ray - Mr. Kenneth Crosier read an article i ents. It seems that the parents are, Tuers, ... chairman. Route 1, Lyons, ocean at San Pedro, Calif., 15 miles ' just a little smarter as they came out j Mrs. ' incent Mertz, Stayton. Mohler, and a group of Brownies di on the founding of PTA. ' campaign. southwest of Los Angeles. Mrs. I in the lead with Mrs. O ’ Leary the I ~ Equipment and furnishing: rected by Mrs. Clarence Jungwirth Chairman Schachtsick states, “Al The audience was entertained by Those were Allen, chairman, Lyons, and Mrs. though the intensive drive for funds and Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Twenty-one high school pupils modeling old-time I winner. •v • v ov j participating » c* * v s-~ a 7 ** v saa w a I X Earl r i ■ 5 parents, Mrs. O’Leary, Mrs. Bauer, ' er*a Frey, Stayton. members from the county budget ended January 22, 1951, the campaign ¡Charles Mrs Foo<is an.<1 canning: Mrs. John to raise additional funds through board were guests for refreshments Charles Kelly, Mrs. Pinkston, Mrs. which were served by the third grade grade room mother, chairmaned the Teutsch, Mrs. Jones, and for the pu- leeters, chairman, Mehama, and Mrs. ' voting and associate members and A SON— To Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord pils: Sue Mikkelson, Pat Cree, Ar- Earl Miller, Scio. mothers. Mrs. Orlin Elwood, third refreshment committee. memorials, is still on, and will con-J dith Jones, Delores Poole, Leia Kelly,1 G_ro™ds.' Mrs' * G Fr"e^ c£,air; tinue. Many people are contacting Lowry, Mehama, February 15, at Gary Peterson. Miss Hope Baney man. Stay ton, and Mrs. V. R. Tuel, workers in the campaign, or coming Salem Memorial hospital. A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs. > i Lyons. was “Doctor I Q”. to the business office and signing Training hospital aides: Mrs. Percy subscription contracts, payable under j Donald Quinton, Idanha, February 17, The past presidents of PTA were at Salem Memorial hospital. honored but Mrs. Edith Mason was Hiatt, chairman, Lyons and Mrs. the installment plan. A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clarke, Route 1, Lyons. the only one able to be present. She We are sorry that all who desired | Lyle Thayer, Lyons, February 20, at Special events: Mrs. W. H. Burrell, received a gift from the PTA presi chairman, to participate in this great, humani- > Salem Memorial hospital. Stayton, and Mrs. George dent, Mrs. Crosier. tarian project could not be visited by ; Huffman, Lyons. The “most parents present” con Hospital visiting hours: Mrs. S. F. the limited number of volunteer work test was won by the 8th grade and Etzel, chairman, Stayton, and Mrs. ers during the short time of the cam- : paign, and we assure the public that i by the seniors. NEW 1951 WILLYS Chester Kiersey, Aumsville. Cake and coffee were served by New members: Mrs. J. A. Frank, all who want to aid and have their STATION WAGONS the PTA board with Mrs. James Bar chairman. Sublimity, and Mrs. Roman names enrolled in the public lobby as founders of the hosptial, may do so ton and Mrs. Richard Gorman assist Kintz, Stayton. Pickups, Panels ing. The public relations and several at any time.” Jeeps committees will encourage the forma tion of chapters, branches, groups, men of the various committees, or by Closed Mondays 2 and 4 Wheel Drive or committees in churches, fraternal, writing to the area business office Immediate Delivery farm, civic and social organizations in of the hospital, 325 E. Ida Street, Stayton, or telephone 4392. All wom the various districts that will be ELSNER MOTOR CO. served by the hospital. The women en in the area to be served by the 352 N. High Salem, Ore. in these various organizations who hospital, are invited to join the aux and are interested in the welfare of the iliary. hospital, are urged to communicate with the chairmen of the various com mittees, who will instruct them in BARBEQUED BEEF, forming the various branches and the FAMILY STYLE MEALS PORK and enrolling of members of the womens’ The Woman ’ s Missionary Society , TURKEY auxiliary of the Santiam Memorial Mr. and Mrs. “White” Johnston hospital. Membership application of the Presbyterian church met last Open 6 a.m. to 12 midnight cards may be obtained from the chair- Wednesday at the manse. Mrs. Har Saturday—Open All Night rison Caughey spoke on “Christianity vs. Communism". Mrs. James Swan had charge of the devotions. The | business meeting was in charge of the president. Lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. David Ferguson. The Lowell Stifflers and Geo. Vet- Mehama, Ore. etoes spent the weekend at Harris burg visiting the O. B. Auslands. I Mr. Ausland was a former S. P. sta tion agent in Mill City. The Three Links club holds an other hospital benefit card party Sa turday, Feb. 24, in the IOOF hall. Alma Thomas, Mabel Bruder, Gladys Lake, Mabel Veteto, Hazel Nelson, Chrissie Henderson and Alura Chance FF.ME ; < WMT have charge of the arrangements. Activity begins at 8 p.m. and it costs 50c per person. The regular monthly meeting of the Mill City Garden club was held at the home of Mrs. W. W. Allen today. The Woman's Council of the Chris tian church will meet next Wednes t day, Feb. 28, at the home of Mrs. Carl Chance. This is an all day meeting with a basket dinner at noon. During the day the ladies will sew quilts for benevolent homes sup ported by the Christian church. The Mill City Garden club as a group thanks Don Jenkins for allow ing them the use of his hardware store, and Bill Stewart for his as sistance with the posters for the 1 Valentine day cooked food sale held in Jenkins hardware store. 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