LYONS
By MRS. EVA BRESSLER
Elsie Myers and Millie Bickett were
hostesses for the meeting of the Three
Links club held in the Rebekah hall
Friday afternoon. With a one o’clock
luncheon served followed by the busi
ness meeting, with Mildred Carr presi
dent presiding over the meeting. Many
plans were made and discussed. The
main business was making plans for
the bazaar which will be held the
hall Thursday evening, April 17. Each
member of the lodge is asked to make
and donate some article for the bazaar.
Maxine Berry will be the next hostess
for the meeting April 25. Attending
Friday's meeting were Rose Berry,
Mildred Carr, Blanche Wagner, Gar
nett Bassett, Carrie Naue, Ethel Huff
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man, Mabel Bass, Inez Ring, Roberta
Longnecker, Maxine Berry, Jean Rob
erts and the hostesses Elsie Myers
and Millie Bickett.
Friday evening dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps was
her nephew Iceland Holt, U.S.N.T.C.
from San Francisco, Calif.
He also
visited his parents who live near
Jordan, and left for San Francisco
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burgess of
Klamath Fails were weekend guests
at the home of her sister and family
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett. Addi-
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tional Sunday dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Waiace Bevier and sons of
Mill City, and Mrs. Merle Devine and
daughter Lorena June of Gates.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rosheim had
as their guests over the weekend his
youngest brother and wife Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Rosheim of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Rammie Martell are
the parents of a baby boy born Mon
day, March 31 at the Lebanon hos
pital, weight 6 lbs., 10 oz. The young
man has an older brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berry and
son, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Plaster of Tillamook visited relatives
in Lyons over the weekend.
They
were guests at the George Berry, Mar
vin Berry and Paul Pennington home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetherston and
daughter of Prineville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Gavette and family from
Harrisburg were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Toland,
Mrs. Fetherston and Mrs. Gavette are
daughters of the Tolands.
Weekend guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Bodeker was their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hampton, Douglas and Margo
Lee of Salem.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service held their annual Silver Tea
at the community club house Wednes
day afternoon, with guests present
i from Mehama, Mill City and Stay
ton. The guest speaker for the after
noon was Miss Glaeser, an exchange
student from Germany, who is attend
ing Willamette university, Mrs. Don
Shythe of Mill City favored with a
vocal solo. Mrs. Glen Julian and Mrs.
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Eugene Roye presided at the tea table
which was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers.
Mrs. Oral Toland was brought home
Thursday from the Salem General
hospital after spending several days
there for treatment.
Thirty young people from this com
munity attended the inter-denomina
tional skating party held in Albany.
All Protestant churches from Stayton,
Mehama, Lyons and Turner were rep
resented. At the close of the eve
ning, a devotional service was held.
The Linn County Health depart
ment, will conduct a pre-school clinic
at the Mari-Linn school in Lyons
Tuesday morning from 9 to 11 a.m.,
April. 15, A pre-school examination
is req'uried by law for all first prade
pupils before entering school,
The
clinic is free, but the parent must
accompany the child, Thomas L. Put-
man, principal has asked the same
women who assisted last year to help
again for this year’s clinic. They are
Mrs. Alice Huber, Mrs. Ivan Smith,
Mrs. Marvin Toland, Mrs. Burl Smith
and Mrs. Tom Putman.
The schedule committee for the
spring flower show of the Lyons Gar
den club met at the home of Mrs. John
McClurg Thursday afternoon, to make
plans and to work out the schedule.
The date for the show will be made
later. Serving on the committee are
Mrs. John McClurg, chairman, Mrs.
Percy Hiatt, Mrs. Dob Brotherton,
Mrs. Carl Nuttieman, and Mrs. Cleve
O'Neil.
There will be no school Monday,
April 14, as the Mari-Linn teachers
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young of Toke
home of Mrs. Donna Halford April 8
will attend an in-service confeience
land, Wash., were visitors at the R. F.
with nomination of officers.
on Health and Physical Education held
Mr. Johnson and I took a little trip Andreasson home over the weekend.
in Albany.
By MRS. RUTH JOHNSON
down to Detroit last Saturday. Gosh, Mrs. Young is Mrs. Andreasson’s
The regular meeting of Faith Re
Our new residents are the John its getting to be a ghost town alright. sister.
bekah lodge was held at the ha'l
Lute
family, Mr. and Mrs. L. J Kelly Well, Detroit has a lot of memories
Wednesday evening, March 26, with
37 present, and Zona Sischo, noble and Rex Cecil, who have moved in to drown when its covered with water,
there has been murders, suicides,
grand and Jean Roberts, vice grand Idanha from Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook have moved fights, and about every sort of joy
with Helen Andersen, secretary pre
siding over the business meeting. The their grocery store to its new location or sorrow any little town could ever
regular routine of business was car in new Detroit. John will be selling have one old resident told me Detroit
ried out, reports of all committees groceries soon, he says, and at fair will never stay under water, its ghost
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will always ride the waves of the lake
heard, followed by the initiatory work, I prices, too.
staying
in
the
like
a
chip,
always
with Blanche Wagner, new degree cap
Mrs. Earl Carte and Anna Bess
tain conferred the degree upon two went to Myrtle Creek last week to' hearts and minds of all the true old
new candidates, Rose Coffman and visit Mr. Carte's mother, Mrs. Anna) timers. As long as any of the true
Doris Kelly, in a very impressive | Carte an dsister, Mrs. A. J. Pasqua- old timers are alive, old Detroit will
manner. For good of the order many lone, who is visiting in Myrtle Creek, be alive too. New Detroit is up and
coming, the post office moved today,
BEFORE BUYING SHOES
plans were discussed and plans made Her home is at Gallup, N.M.
two grocvery stores wil soon be open
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for the Three Links club which will
Earl Carte was called to Myrtle for business. The night club is in
meet at the hall Friday afternoon Creek as his mother was reported ill,
plans are underway for the bazaar she is much improved at this writing. the making, and Layman’s tavern will
which will be held at the hall April Mrs. Carte will remain at Myrtle he pen soon. Francis is going to build
a garage and service station in the »
17. At the close of the evening lovely Creek fo ra while.
Earl returned near future, and I hear but not con ♦
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refreshments were served by the com home as he has a business to take
firmed that Bob Manning will build
CHARLES VMPHRESS, Prop.
mittee. Elsie Myers, Norma Penning care of.
a restaurant building soon.
The
ton, Hazel Lewis and Inez Ring.
Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M.
Denny, son of Mr. and Mrs. James stretets are taking shape and build
Mrs. Effie llieneek of Aumsville
McKinney had his tonsils removed last ings are being moved to their new
visited friends in Lyons Wednesday
week. He had a set-back and had to
afternoon and attended Faith Rebekah be taken to Salem for medical atten-1 locations.
lodge in the evening.
She was an
tion. But he is better now. For he
over-night guest at the home of Mrs.
is in mischief again and that shows
Alice Huber.
he is OK.
Mrs. Marion Aiderman went to Mill
City Tuesday to be prettied up a bit.
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She has a nice new permenant.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Aiderman of i
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Prineville visited the Marion Alder-1
man home. Bonnie and Marion are
brothers.
Mrs. Melba DeLaire and Mrs. Myr
at Salem 3-7177 Collect for
tle Geston are working at the new
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branding fish or de-finning them be
fore they are turned loose in Oregon
streams. The idea of branding is to
keep records of their migration and
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jacobson have
moved front the Schaffer duplex to a
new location next to the highway.
The Auxiliary of the American Le
gion met at the home of Mrs. Opal
Leming.
Members present were,
Mesdames Floy Storey, Bernadine
I Stoll, Esther Fouts, Pearl Giebler.
Myrtle Geston, Donna Halford, Molly
Faulhaver. Alma Lady, and Gene Can
non, a visitor, a one time member.
The next meeting will be at the
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