S—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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July 17. 1952
NEW TOY FIREFLY
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FEMME PAGE
Mill City’» American Legion Auxil-
iary holds its regular meeting, Mon
day, July 21, at the Legion hall in
Mill City.
Monday’s meeting will be the last
one over which Tearly Muir, outgoing
president will preside. Plans for in
stallation of the newly elected Legion
Auxiliary officers will be the main
business before Monday’s session.
President Muir urges that all mem
bers of the Auxiliary be present for
this important planning meeting.
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SUNDAY and MONDAY
The Women’s Auxiliary of the San
tiam Memorial hospital has been an
CORNEL WIL,DE and
active organisation during the past o
MAUREEN O'HARA
year.
in
Monthly meetings of the board of
directors have been held to supervise
Mill City Garden club will meet at
activities. The organizing of chapters
Joint installation of officers of the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris
of the Auxiliary in all women’s or
In Technicolor
Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodge of for a picnic supper on the lawn fol
ganizations of the area took up a good
Mill City was held Saturday evening, lowed by the regular business meet
Feature at 5:30, 7:30 Sunday
share of time during the months of
the following officers were installed: ing, on July 24th at 6:30 p.m., stand
December
and
January.
George Veteto and Ada Plymale, ard time. Each member is invited to
At a recent board of directors meet
noble grands; Walter Thomas and An bring their family and potluck supper.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
ing Mrs. Earl Alen, chairman of the
tonia Thomas, vice grands; Bertha
Mrs. Leona Morris, sister-in-law of
equipment
and
furnishings
committee
Baltimore, secretary; Jennie Smith,
CHICAGO — Youngsters every
DANNY KAYE
reported the sewing planned for the
treasurer; Charles Thomas and Mabel the hostess and a member of WyEast where in the country are finding
in
Garden
club
of
Columbia
district
will
hours of aniaser.ierit with the color
spring months was completed with
Bruder, wardens; Al Yankus and Dora
ful new light-up toy above. Funny
talk
and
give
a
demonstration
of
the
the
balance
to
be
done
in
the
fall.
Findley, conductors; Otto Koeneke and
Firefly dangles from an elastic
Salem—Lincoln Henness was hon- All cutting of garments was super
Alma Thomts, RSNG; Charles Mc many things her club is making from
string so that at every bounce its
In Technicolor
ored of his 89th birthday anniver vised by the past president’s club of
greens
and
dried
materials.
tad
lights
up
momentarily
in
a
Clintock and Jessie Heath, LSNG; Lee
sary
by
his
many
friends
at
the
home
realistic
glow.
Tremax
Industries,
Final plans for the August flower
the American Legion Auxiliary and
Dike and Ruby Brisbin, RSVG; Chas.
Newa
Inc., here manufactures it as a low
of his daughter, Mrs. James Wiltsey. was done in the recreation hall of the
Each cost
Stewart and Mabel Yankus, LSVG; show will also be discussed.
toy that is available locally
He
was
honored
by
many
relatives
Methodist
church
at
Lyons.
member
is
urged
to
attend
this
meet
for about 39c.
Vern Thomas and Gladys Podrabsky,
and friends from both nearby and out-
To date a total of $394 has been
inside guardian; Elmer Stewart and ing and be prepared to give their help
of-state of the occasion.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
to
make
the
coming
show
a
bigger
and
spent for materials and the value of
Dorothy Vail, outside guardian; Irl
SATURDAY
Guests attending from Gates were garments made is approximately $1,
Plymale and Wilma Stewart, chap better one.
Mrs. Henness, Mrs. Lillie Lake and 400.
The materials were purchased
lains; Ada Dart, color bearer; Grace
All Technicolor Comedy Show!
T Henness, who will celebrate his 98th
from Don Roach, who furnished them
Hutchinson, musician.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Davis, and birthday in September. Lincoln and
to the auxiliary at actual cost.
Visiting were Charles Niccolson of I
BETTY GRABLE
son Charles, of Carroll, Wash., spent T Henness are brothers.
Garments which have been com
Forest Grove, and Margaret Liberty
in
the weekend with his parents.
On
pleted include 36 needle wrappers, 36
of White Salmon, both members of
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and
syringe wrappers, 60 inside glove
Santiam Rebekahs and former resi
After a week’s vacation because of Mrs. W. H. Davis attended a camp
wrappers, 60 glove wrappers, 36 in
dents.
the Fourth of July weekend, hostess meeting near Corvallis.
strument wrappers, 24 large wrappers,
Visiting from Salem Rebekah lodge
Mrs. Inez Teal served lunchean sand
More than 30 members of the local
4 T binders, 24 abdominal binders, 6
No. 1, was Mrs. Ethelyn Thompson.
wiches to the Lucky Twelve pinochle Lions club with their families enjoyed
Detroit — Mrs. Jennie Thompson, scultetus binders, 24 breast binders,
Those receiving 40-year Rebekah
members Thursday afternoon at their an abundant and delicious buffet style mother of Mrs. Ray Johnson, is con
6 pneumonia jackets, 24 hot water
veteran jewels were: Susie Haynes,
regular meeting rendezvous near picnic dinner at the city park Monday fined to bed again at the Boyce sani
— Plus —
bottle covers, 12 dozen baby gowns,
Mabie Schroeder, Jessie Heath, Mary Gates.
evening. The food was furnished and tarium in Salem after breaking her 12 dozen baby bands, 15 dozen large
McClane, Eva Jewell, and Frankie
LORETTA YOUNG
Guest players were Mrs. Tacy Long served by the men, with Shields Re arm recently in a fall. Mrs. Thomp size patient’s gowns, 4 dozen children’s
Johnson.
in
and
Mrs.
Jean
Wilson.
Both
former
mine
and
Bill
Stewart
in
charge.
son had been making satisfactory gowns in two sizes. Yet to be made
Blanche Syverson was given a 30-
members
of
the
club,
who
have
been
progress
at
the
sanitarium
after
a
Mrs.
William
R.
Silverwood
of
Mc
are
all
articles
which
will
be
used
in
year veteran jewel.
Minnville and formerly of Mill City, long illness and expected to come the surgery and delivery room.
A potluck lunch was served at the visiting friends in the canyon.
visited
at the Harry Wood home Sun home to Detroit soon when the acci
First
prize
was
won
by
Rosella
Hay
Mrs. Allen reported members of the
close of the meeting.
dent happened.
wood who had high score with Mrs. day.
auxiliary chapters had continued to
Mrs. Ray Johnsop was in Salem call for sewing after it was all dis
Kids Matinee discontinued
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chance and Tacy Long receiving the traveling
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Jessup of Cot
o
until September
daughter have moved to the La Vista pinochle prize. Mrs. Edna McCreary tage Grove spent the 4th of July week Monday to visit her mother and re tributed which shows a very find spirit p
received the low score prize.
trailer court at Gates.
end with his brother-in-law and sister ports that Mrs. Thompson is not yet and desire to work in this humani 5
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Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
tarian enterprise. All areas were rep
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Pound. Mr. and able to sit up in bed.
Complete show can be seen any
resented
in
doing
the
sewing.
Mrs.
Pound
returned
home
with
their
:
time up to 8:30
During the year the resignations n
guests an dspent the week there and just returned from Europe attending,
of Mrs. Mae Neitling, Mrs. Marion
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at Eugene with the Harold Pound Jr. the world conference of churches.
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family.
Mrs. Herbert Schroeder is visiting Miller and Mrs. Edna Ross have been ' ?aanBttnnnnnnannnan»aaKaaoni
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accepted the regret. Mrs. A. I. Prugh I
Getstartedl Writ, or Phon.I FRH trial l.sson. will
Dick Wilson of Salem is spending a her sister in Albany this week.
Tax Consultant
Auditor
has been elected to fill one of the
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answer your questions.
The
Friendship
class
of
the
Pres
few
days
at
the
home
of
his
brother
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We are proud Io offer the Stenograph ... and proud of the
Ford Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dun byterian church held a picnic in Kuhl vacancies on the board.
The operation of the Red Cross
distinction it gives us in the business training held.
can were additional guests on Sunday. man’s Grove Monday evening.
»r m »•«. U. S. rsl on.
mobile blood bank has been discussed
Hugh
Walkup
of
Salem
visited
his
Mrs. Frank R. Stovall of Mill City
recently and the fact that our hospital PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
has just returned from Chicago where grandparents Monday, Mr. and Mrs.
will receive blood from it for transfu
Hugh
Walkup.
Guests
of
the
Walk
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
she was a delegate to the national
sions as soon as the Santiam Memorial
Tax Service
convention of the Progressive party. ups on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
hospital is in operation has been noted
On her return west, Mrs. Stovall Braly and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stenberg
Comer
3rd & Marion
For this reason it was voted by the
spent a few days in San Francisco all of Albany.
STAYTON,
ORE.
board
to
accept
the
responsibility
of
Remember dance club members no
visiting her sister and brother-in-law,
assisting with the Red Cross blood Telephone 1114
more
dances
until
fall.
P. O. Box 1321
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hersh and their
Approved for G.I. Training
Mr. and Mrs. C. Zigler were visitors bank in the future. For this purpose
daughters.
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at the Charles Umphress home. Mrs. a permanent committee headed by aHnnnHannnnnnnuHHnnHHiguaaai
Salem, Oregon
Henry Roten of Ogden, Utah is
: 345 Court Street
Zigler is a sister of Mrs. Umphress. Mrs. A, I. Prugh will be set up as a
visiting at the Ben Roten home.
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TELEPHONE
3-5987
Lloyd Wells left for Alaska Tues part of the Santiam Memorial hos
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Barbara Smith has gone to Castle day flying his own plane, Mrs. Wells pital auxiliary to completely organize
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Rock, Wash., to live with her mother, left for Oklahoma Tuesday to visit1 blood donations in the area in order to
Mrs. Ben Thomas.
have sufficient quantities of blood
(PILES)
her parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brosig and
FISSURE — FISTULA
Dr. Lawrence Remus, >, will
«■>> become I available at all times.
family of Gates have moved to Mill associated with the Dr. William H. i Because of lack of storage space
PROLAPSE AND OTHER
City to make their home.
RECTAL DISORDERS.
Burrell dental office in Stayton start-1 and insufficient planning it has been
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Timm, and ing Monday, July 14.
Come in for1 decided that the canning committee
daughter are on a vacation trip appointments.
.
28-3 will not function for this season.
through California.
early next
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake were in Plans will be completed
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Naturopathic Physician
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open Mill City over the weekend from Cut-1 year for the canning operation to use
1141 Center St.
Sundays and evenings, flow’ers tele ler City.
surplus foods and this committee will
graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays,
»SALEM, ORE.
The program committee for the Mill begin then to function.
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed City Women’s club met Thursday eve-I Many of the committee will not be
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dings, also shrubs and landscaping. ning with the club president, Mrs. M. active until after the hospital is opened
319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone
G. Rambo, to outline program for the but all will be activated as they are
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coming year those on the committee needed. Also, some women who have
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Palmer and were Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. Vernon joined the auxiliary have not been
BOY’S WEARING APPAREL
daughter have gone to Los Angeles, Todd, Mrs. Lester Hathaway, Mrs. O. named to committees so a reserve may
Don't let coughing, wheezing, recurring at
tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin nleep and
Calif., to visit Mrs. Palmers sisters,
2 to 16 Years
energy
without trying MENDACO. which
be
kept
for
emergencies.
Any
woman
M. Mikkelsen and Mrs. Rambo.
works thru the blood to reach bronchial
Mrs. E. Cramer is staying at the
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mowe of Cor in the area who would like to join is
tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly
Palmer home during their absence.
remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviate«
vallis were Sunday callers at the Chas. urged to sign a card at the Santiam
coughing and aid« freer breathing and better
Visiting at the Harry Wood home Umphress family.
Bleep. Get MENDACO from drugslst. Satie»
Memorial hospital office. There are
faction or money back guaranteed, r
are Deveer and Robert W'ood of Duns
Work is progressing nicely on the no dues and only one annual meeting
muir, Calif., brothers of Harry Wood. parsonage for the Assembly of God. is held.
265 N. High. SALEM
Mrs. Mary Flanders of Compton,
Calif., is spending a few weeks with
her daughters, Mrs. Wesley Green and
¡SÍAÍ TIMELY SERVICE
Mrs. Woody Heller.
M rs. Margaret Liberty and daugh
■
ter Sandra, of White Salmon are visit
ing at the Howard Kanoff home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Donaldson and
two sons of Hood River spent a week
at the Al Yankus home. Mrs. Don
aldson is a sister of Mrs. Yankus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hendricson left
Monday for Heppner, Ore., to visit
Mrs. Hendricson’s mother before re
turning to their home in San Leandro,
Calif.
Ernest Swan and two sons of Napa,
Calif., and Kenneth Swan and daugh
ter of Salem were visitors in Mill City
Tuesday.
Miss Patty Thomas, niece of Mrs.]
Al Yankus returned to her home in
Cottage Grove, Sunday.
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Mrs. Clara Corbin, left for an ex
tended trip to Findley, Ohio, where
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she will visit a son.
Mrs. Lee Joiner went to Monitor
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Sunday after the church service to
visit her sister and family on Mon
day they attended a ministerial meet
ing at Crystal Lake, where Mrs. Mau
rice Brock is pastor.
Mrs. Brock j
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served dinner to the visiting ministers.
The outstanding speaker of the meet
ing, was Mrs. O. C. Harms who had
Odd Fellows Hold
Joint Installation
Mill City Garden Club
Meets at Morris Home
At Sword’s Point
Lincoln Henness Feted
At Home of Daughter
Up In Arms
MILL CITY
Mrs. Inez Teal Entertains
Lucky 12 Pinochle Club
Beautiful
Blonde From
Bashful Bend
Mrs. Jennie Thompson
Confined To Her Bed
Half Angel
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