•Aprii 12. 1951
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
LYONS
Fox Valley
Bassett Reports
Spotters Action
By EVA BRESSLER
Parents of next year's first grade
pupils will be glad to know the an­
By MAUDE M. JOHNSTON
nual pre-school clinic will be held at
Mrs. Nita Dysinger honored her Mari-Linn school at 1 p.m. on Friday,
Julia Bassett, chief observer of the little daughter, Judy, with a birthday April 20, 1951. This examination is
Mill City aircraft spotter defense, re­ party Saturday afternoon.
Judy required by law for all first grade
ports that three classified aircraft was 4 years old. Friends who helped pupils before they can enter school,
were spotted by the Mill City ob­ her celebrate the day were Duane and j This clinic is for the children of dis­
servers Saturday and Sunday.
Sue Anne Christensen, Billy and Rob­ trict 29-J in Lyons and for the chil­
Those taking their stint at aircraft in Boaz, Benton Looney, Katheryn dren of district 124 Lordes school
spotting over the weekend and under Johnson, Cleo, Beverly and Lonnie near Jordan. Parents must accom­
the favorable atmosphere conditions Dysinger.
Mrs. Robert Boaz and pany their child and be at the school
were A. T. Koeneke, W. R. Greene, Mrs. D. A. Gessner helped Mrs. Dys­ house promptly at 1 p.m., states
George Veteto, J. T. King, Mabel inger with the serving of refresh­ . Thomas Putman, principal.
Veteto, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. John ments and entertaining the children.
The bingo party sponsored by the
Swan, Mrs. George Stewart, Mr. and
The Al Lantzers had their dog hit Altar society of the St. Patrick Cath­
Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Ray by a car and killed on the highway olic church was held at the Rebekah
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Rags­ in front of their home Sunday eve­ hall Sunday evening with a good
dale, Mrs. Lee Owens, Mrs. Ray ning.
crowd in attendance.
Steiner, and Julia Bassett.
The Jack Johnstons had a phone
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt with her
The above group caucused last message Sunday from Lebanon indi­ mother, Mrs. Cora Jenner, spent Sun­
Thursday night and there divided the cating that Will Surry, brother-in-law day in Portland at the Harry Reeves
above group into two — one group of Jack Johnston was not well. He home. Mr. Reeves is a brother of
serving Saturday and one Sunday. has had ill health for some time. His Mrs. Jenner and uncle of Mrs. Hiatt.
Mrs. Bertha Ayers of Adams,
The exercise was but a part of a advanced age does not allow his re­
vast northwest test of the defense gaining much strength. Mrs. Ralph Harold Ayers of Lexington and Gene
Frame, a daughter of the Surry's Cornforth of near Pendleton spent the
organization.
called" the Johnstons Sunday morning. weekend with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Muetze! of
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons spent last
Dr. Ferguson drove to Astoria for Canyonville were over Sunday night week at the home of their daughter
medical care the early part of this visiting here. They came for the re­ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gisler
week.
mainder of their household goods. of Marion. Mrs. Gisler is in Port­
They previously left their electric ap­ land with her sister, Mrs. George
pliances as there isn’t any electricity Mielke, of Gates, who underwent sur­
where they are at present. However, gery. Mrs. Wayne Ransom, another
they plan purchase of a home-oper­ sister, is also in Portland with them.
ated electric plant and hope that in
David Neal was confined to his
this way they may use their equip­ home last week with injuries he re­
II. F. HINCH. Prop.
ment.
ceived while riding his bicycle with
Mrs. George Clipfell is in Salem Lynn Scott. Both boys received cuts
at the home of her parents, Mr. and and bruises. David also suffered a
“JUST GOOD
Mrs. Carey. Her mother had a second broken upper arm.
FOOD”
heart attack the last of the week.
Chester C. Martin died suddenly
She had a severe spell a few weeks Sunday of a heart attack.
Mr.
IDANHA, OREGON
ago, however, she is improving again. Martin was a surveyor for the Bon­
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston spent neville Power Administration and
Hiway 222
Sunday afternoon visiting in the Gus lived with his family at the Apple
Plenge home at Liberty.
Tree court in Fox Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert I^yons wtih their
' daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
t Fred Lindemann, Richard and Linda
spent the weekend at Bandon. They
visited the Everett Lewis family while
there. Mr. Lewis is a brother of
Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. Robert Fetherston and daugh-
j ters, Ann and Leone, with her par­
ents spent the weekend with Robert
Fetherston at Prineville.
Relatives from Scio gathered at the
John Neal home to help him celebrate
MEHAMA, OREGON
j his 60th birthday anniversary, with
a dinner held at the Neal home. Cov­
ers were laid for the honored guest
and Mrs. Neal; Mr. and Mrs. Dell
Westenhouse and daughter, Chary-
mane; Mr. and Mrs. Holley Westen­
house and daughter, Ferrel; Mr. and
Shuffleboard
Good Music
Mrs. Kenneth Westenhouse and
daughter, Sybil; and Mrs. Wayne
Fennigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett of Cor­
vallis spent the weekend at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bassett. Dale is a student at Oregon
Where Friends Meet
State college, and they plan attending
the governor’s ball sponsored by the
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
military honorary Scabbard and Blade,
jointly with the Pershing Rifles drill
MILL CITY
honorary, at the Cell Coloseum, with
Stan Kenton’s dance band from Bend.
George "Sparky" Ditter
The “Cake Walk” sponsored by the
Lyons Garden club and held at the
Rebekah hall Saturday evening was
well attended. Many beautiful cakes
were on display and well worth walk­
ing for.
The meeting of the pre-school
mothers was held at the home of Mrs.
Ivan Smith Wednesday evening. A
i general discussion was held and Mrs.
1 Hugh Johnston was honored with a
| shower with Mrs. Charles PoAer, Mrs.
I Francis Garsjo and Mrs. Jack Christ­
enson as hostesses.
Present were:
Mrs. Calvin Trahan, Mrs. Arthur
Olmstead. Mrs. Jim Phelps, Mrs. Mar-
I vin Edwards, Mrs. Earl Thayer. Mrs.
I Alice Huber. Mrs. Francis Garsjo.
Mrs. Charles Power, Mrs. Jack Christ­
enson and Mrs. Ivan Smith. Sending
1 gifts were Mrs. George Clipfell, Mrs.
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John Prideaux and Elaine Hadley.
Mrs. Marvin Berry was hostess for
a dinner honoring her husband on
his birthday anniversary. Covers
were placed for the honored guest
| and Mrs. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Carr, Gloria. Kathryn and Nadine,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Berry.
The Mari-I.inn school held their
first ball game of the season with
Mill City on the Lyons diamond. The
girls won over Mill City with a score
of 19 to 7 while the boys lost 10 to 6
II in favor of Mill City. Another game
I will be held next Friday. April 13,
at Lyons with the St Boniface school
of Sublimity.
Don't forget the blood bank in Scio
| April 26. Anyone wishing and able
i to give blood please contact Mrs.
Alex Bodeker or Thomas Putman.
Spar Cafe
MEET Harry and Alice i
at the
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Grange Holds Moravec
Memorial Recognition
Lyons — The regular meeting of
Santiam Valley grange was held at
the Grange hall Friday evening with
a good attendance.
The regular routine of business was
carried out with the first and second
degree conferred upon the following
candidates: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coff­
man, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Loranze,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell and
Robert Franklin.
The charter was draped in loving
memory of Tony Moravec, who was
master of Santiam Valley Grange for
three years.
Mrs. Caroline Kubin and 17 mem­
bers from Holly grange paid their
visitation. Albert Julian was elected
to the lecturers chair vacated by the
death of Tony Moravec.
At the close of the evening refresh­
ments were served.
Your help will be greatly appreciated
as the quota has not been reached.
Evening dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Neal were Mr.
anil Mrs. Ike Myers of Elkhorn, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Stout of Mehama
and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve O’Neil of Fox
Valley.
The occasion honored Mr.
Neal on his birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen with her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Bassett, were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Gower at Brunks
corner near Salem.
Visiting at the Wilson Stevens
home was his brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens of Sheri­
dan, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skaife and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Skaife of Silverton
visited with relatives in Lyons Sun­
day.
They called at the George
Berry, Marvin Berry and Alex Bo­
deker homes.
Jack Duggan is confined to his
home suffering with severe burns on
the legs received while driving cat
for Wagner and Bevier.
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