■THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Candidates Nominated
For Detroit Council
July 17. 1932
MILL CITY
William P. Havel
Dies at Portland
Scout Comp Pioneer
Busy With Activity
William P. Havel, 32, son of Mr.
and
Mrs. L. A. Havel of Mill City,
Detroit
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The
largest
group
of
Boy
Miss Elaine Clark returned home
The Canyon Community Club met this week after a five weeks stay in Scouts on record filled Camp Pioneer 1 pasesd away in Providence hospital in
on Pine lake this week as 170 boys Portland, July 8, 1952.
last week, selecting seven nominees : a Salem hospital.
Havel had just a few months earlier
for positions on Detroit’s new city
Ruby B. Vanakan of Los Angeles, from the Cascade area enrolled for the
council to be voted upon at an election is spending a few weeks with her second weekly session at summer received a medical discharge from the
aimed forces. Virus pneumonia and
in August.
sister Mrs. Harry Wood. Mrs. Wood camp.
Direction of the camp is under pro ulcers caused his death. He was born
Candidates named include Otto Rus- is expecting her brother Walter B.
»411, Ray Johnson, Earl Layman, Jake Scott of Marcolla for a few days visit. fessional scout personnel including Jim December 1, 1919, in Nebraska. He
Kerns of Salem, camp director, John received his schooling in Nebraska.
Fischer, Cal Schlader, Harry Ruther-
Rev. and Mrs. Noble Streeter are Klapp, Salem, program director and
At the time of his death, Havel was
/ord and Nolan Rasnick. Other nomi holding open house at the Presbyte-
nations may be made at the time of | rian manse, SW 5th Ave. and Linn Clark I-ethin of Albany, Explorer residing in Portland, where he was
Trail director. Gordon Gilmore is the employed as a mail carrier. He was a
«lection.
Place, on Sunday July 20, from three exective officer for the Cascade Area member of the American Legion. He
to five p.m.
Church members and Boy Scout Council with offices located is survived by his parents, two broth
other friends, are especially urged to in Salem.
I ers and two sisters. Interment was
attend.
Camp Pioneer is a primitive wilder in the U.S. cemetery in Portland.
The Rebeccas met Wednesday eve ness camp with eight campsite located
ning with the newly installed officers . around Pine lake providing tents for
in their chairs. The drill captain, the various camping groups.
George Veteto is working on a larger
Boys from Detroit and Idanha at-1
drill team in the lodge as many new ! tending camp this week include Leo
AND
members have been initiated in recent j nard Snyder, Donald Snyder, Robert I
months.
Lady, Donald Watkins, Mike Howland,
Mrs. Verda Goble and Rodney re Gary Neville. Larry Neville, Frank I
turned Saturday, after several weeks Bardon, Brad Humphrey and Michael
By MRS. S. T. MOORE
visit with her parents in Utah, who Moore. Albert Snyder, scoutmaster
Mr. and Mrs. Guedne Geston and
celebrated their golden wedding anni for the troop, attended camp part of
Mr. and Mrs. Biaxton Fouts recently
versary.
Camille stayed with her the week, with Bert Humphrey and from a ten day vacation trip to Port
grandparents for a longer visit.
S. T. Moore alternating as leader for Angeles, Washington, and Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Lowrey have, the troop in his absence.
moved into the house recently vacated [ The governing body of the Cascade B. C.
Teid present in the annual Idohna
by Mr. and Mrs. James Poole.
Area Council is scheduled to meet at Roil and Gun Club fishing derby con
Mill City Lions dub were host to Camp Pioneer on Sunday, July 20. F.
est are Rita anil Kenny Clark. Both
the Lions auxiliary Monday evening L. Thompson of Albany is president
have brought in Greman brown trout
in the park. A fine time was reported of the executive committee.
at Suttle Lake weighing six pounds
also lots of good food.
six ounces, dressed.
Miss Emma Grunow of Oakland, Don Peterson. Private Culp is on a
Deep sea fishing at Depeo Bay wasI
Calif., is spending a few weeks with 10-day furlough from duties at the
enjoyed
by several canyon residents j
Mrs. Esther Ogden.
Fort Urwin military hospital, i n last week-end. Included in the party
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witt and southern California. Mrs. Culp makes
were Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Morrison. Mr.
daughter, and Mrs. Witt’s mother,
her home in Arcadia, California, while and Mrs. C. E. Mason and Mr. and
Mrs. Mae Witt of Glendale, Calif.,
her husband is in the service. They
are visiting this week at the home of are spending part of their vacation Mrs. Fred Bloomer.
Recently elected to office in the De
Mr. Witt’s uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
at Newport with Culp’s parents.
troit Dam Recreation Association are
Witt. Mr. Witt is with the postal
i D. B. Hill and son Bob Jr. spent Leo Fitzgerald, president; William
ON THE HIGHWAY
service in Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. ’ Ted Dorothy from Monday evening in Salem attending Phillips, vice-president; Chester Ed-
holm, treasurer; and Millie Childers,
Wyoming are visiting this week at the Salem Senator's ball team.
Rex and Dinah Herron, small chil- secretary.
the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Byron Davis.
The DDRA held“a dance Saturday
The Dorothys are former residents dren of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Herron
MIRAI LE WHIP
night
in the Hut at Mongold with a
are visiting at the home of their
here.
SALAD DRESSING
Marc Boothby returned home this grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe good attemiance reported. Out of town
week, Wednesday, after spending a Novak. The Herrons live at Gaston. visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Boyer,
Qt.
The annual picnic of the Oregon- former residents of Mongold who are
two-week’s vacation at the ranch home
Kansas,club
will be at Bryant park now stationed at Lookout Point. The
of his uncle, Bill Futter. near Pilot
M-l) TISSUE
in Albany, Sunday, July 27, according Boyers and their children were also
Rock.
3 rolls
Tony Boothby has lieen visiting at to information sent out by officials guests at the Detroit Women’s Civic
the home of his grandmother Mrs. of the club. All Kansans are invited ; club picnic at the Mongold park Sun-
FOLGERS COFFEE
Mary E. Futter of Portland, the past to come lunch will be served at noon, : day.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
two weeks. He arrived home Wednes with free coffee and watermelons.
Prizes will be given for contests dur I Earl Parker last weekend were Mr.
day.
Parker nephew and family, the Carl
Jimmie Sullivan and Richard Ziebert ing thr> afternoon.
isle Parkers from Eugene.
riding double on their bicycle got a
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rynearson and
bud spill Wednesday afternoon of this
children were in Redmond last week
week while negotiating the hill near
and again this week for dental work.
COCOANUT BON BONS the Dawes building. They suffered
They have been out of town frequently
numerous
scratches.
Full Pound
the past few weeks investigating pos
Pvt. and Mrs. Denn Culp and small
sible business locations.
son, Michael, spent several days visit
ing in Mill City this week at the home
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temperature of 140 degrees F.. as
this kills tuberculosis germs One
hundred and thirty-seven degrees
kills typhoid and dysentery germs;
133 degrees kills septic sore throat
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theria. ind 122 degrees kills infan
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MONDAY—
American Legion Auxiliary 3d Mon. |
Lions club meeting.
A F * A M No. 180 stated meet
ing third Monday.
O.E.S. meeting, 2d Monday month. |
TUESDAY—
Women’s club 8 p m 1st. 3rd Tues
129-J School Board meeting 2d Tues i
Lions Auxiliary 4th Tuesday
Riders of the Santiam, 1st Tuesday |
WEDNESDAY—
Boy Scouts, 7:30, H. S. Recreation
City council first Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Santiam Eagles and auxiliary 8 p m. j
at Mill City fire hall.
Sar.tiam Rebekah 160 1st and 3rd
Wed at 8 p m
Altar Society 3d Wednesday 8 p.m. [
PTA, second Wednesday 8 p.m.
rm rsday —
Theta Rho Club for Girls, meets 2d
and 4th Thursdays.
Gates FT A 1st Thursday 8 pm.
American Legion 2d and 4th Thum
Garden club fourth Thursday
Firemen Auxiliary meets 3d Thurs.
Toastmistress Club, 2d & 4th, 7 p m.
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Mill City IWA meeting last Friday
Farmers Union meeting at Mehama
Woman's club, 2nd
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