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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1952)
ings in the Christian church here sev were callers at the W. H. Turnbulls’ New Motel Opens For eral years ago and at present owned Monday. and operated conference grounds at On August 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. John Business in Detroit Colorful! Educational! Surviving are his Swan and Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Stupe McDonald and Cannon Beach. Detroit—Recently opened for busi Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDonald of St. widow Evangeline Duff McNeill and Mrs. A. F. Catherwood, and Mrs. ness is the new "Calzetta Motel” oper Sid D. Lewis of Dallas became a Helens were Saturday guests of the two daughters Isobel 14 and Helen Emma Spry, attended a family re partner of Walter Miller at the Mt. James Swans, On Sunday attending Jean 3. His mother, who resides in union at the home of Mrs. Mary ated by Mr. and Mrs. Cal Schlador at Jefferson lumber company August 1. I the re-union of the McDonald family England, a brother in South Africa, Lovett, in Salem. 37 members of the the junction of the North Santiam and Breitenbush highways. Newly fur- Prior to coming to Lyons, Mr. Lewis l in Scio. a sister in Scotland and a sister in family were present. Oregon State 1 nished and modem, the units will ulti was superintendent at the Willamette Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto and England. His father was the late mately accommodate 10 or more per Valley lumber company. Some re Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and family John McNeill well-known evangelist. A 1000-pound elk and a 1300-pound modeling is being made with an addi spent the weekend at Breitenbush. Guests over the weekend of the Holstein bull recently fought an esti sons. Three apartments are available at tion being built to the office and also Sunday School picnic of Community R. B. McClains were his sister and mated three hour battle at Gleneden an extension to the planer shed at Mt. church Sunday at City Park directly ■ husband Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lake, Beach, Ore. SALEM The Holstein received j present, all with gas heat and one | Jefferson. Mr. Lewis, who owns hi» church service, everyone invited I who is making an extended visit the worst of it trying to protect his equipped with kitchen facilities, in- SAT. SAT. I home in Salem, will continue to live after „ 1 harem of 25 cows in a pasture. Hun j eluding an electric range for cooking. to come and bring your basket of food. through the valley. AUG. 30 through Sept. 6 ' in that city. Miss Alice Smith left Monday for The R. B. McClains received word dreds of spectators watched the battle I Work is progressing to ready other unite in the near future. I The regular meeting of Santiam Cannon Beach, will return Saturday. Wednesday morning of the birth of ( along the highway. Valley grange August 1st was post Rev. Paul Bock of Corvallis is their second grandchild, a daughter to poned to August 15th due to the Bean preaching on Sunday morning at the Mr. and Mrs. Walter McClain of Festival in Stayton in which the Presbyterian church during the ab Seattle. grange entered a float. At the Aug. sence of Rev. Noble Streeter who is j Guests of Mrs. Esther Ogden and 15 meeting Jerry Coffman, lecturer, on vacation. Rev. Bock is director of Stanley this weekend is Mr. and Mrs. j reports that a lecturer’s hour will be the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. in Corvallis. E. T. Geofray and two sons of Bell-1 Need extra cash? You'll earn more held. RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open flower, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill with a TITAN power chain saw. Spending Sunday at the coast were Sundays and evenings, flowers tele Jackson and son Timmy of Boise, Ida. Power to spare in this lightweight, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, with graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays,' Mrs. Geofray and Mrs. Jackson are rugged saw; tough alloy steel chain Mrs. W. W. Carter and daughter, Vir planters, pot plants, corsages, wed- I daughters of Mrs. Ogden. to cut faster, stay sharp longer. Ask ginia. The Carters, who are here dings, also shrubs and landscaping. Tony Boothby returned home Sun us, your nearby TITAN dealer, how from Anchorage, Alaska, have recent 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone day from a 10-day visit wtih his uncle 42tf to make more with a TITAN saw ly purchased the Howard Naue place. 3684. Word was received here of the death , Bill Futter in eastern Oregon. He cutting pulp or sawmill logs, posts, Mr. Carter returned last week to of Rev. Archie McNeill, on the Sunset then spent a few days with his grand- cordwood; clearing land; pruning. ONtMAN Alaska on a business trip. Marc Boothby, highway near Timber Junction last mother in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and week in an automobile accident. Rev. j who had been visiting his grandmother TOUR DIALIR children, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc and Mrs. McNeljl held revival meet-J in Portland returned home with his Clurg spent Saturday and Sunday at brother Tony. Netarts on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller of Prine- . Wash., where he had spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith of Har- attending the ministers school at the ville and family were weekend guests ' LYONS, ORE. o long, Calif., are guests at the home College of Puget Sound. Her mother, of her parents the Glen Sheltons. of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lande and Cheita. Mrs. Ella McCoy from Steilacoom, The Rev. John Book of Des Moines Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mrs. Lande. Wash., returned some with them. Iowa, and Rev. Earl Book of Albany Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bass and children are spending their vacation with relatives at Sioux City, Kan. Mrs. Bass’s parents, who live in Phoenix, Ariz. also are visiting with the Basses in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing spent the weekend in Medford with their ✓ daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. ON THE HIGHWAY Richard Brown. Enroute home Sun day the Downings ran into a had storm coming over the mountain from Grants Pass. The Downings said the SMITH PORK & BEANS stones were about one inch in dia meter and where they struck the hood No. 2*4 can of the car they left small dents and 2 for took off the paint. Henry Hkeils, who received a leg injury at the Mt. Jefferson mill Thurs M-l) TISSUE day and was taken to the hospital, 3 rolls was brought home Sunday morning from the Memorial hospital. PINTO BEANS Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons were Satur day night and Sunday guests at the 2- lb. bag home of their daughter and family, i 4-1 b. bag Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gisler at Marion. Ramie Martell who operates the Martell and Walker service station LINDSAY is in the Salem Memorial hospital suf SELECT OLIVES fering from back injuries. 2 f «r Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skeils, was Mr. and Mrs. David Garrett and three little OVERLOOK PEAS daughters from Marties, Calif. No. 303 Weekend guests at the home of Mr. 2 for and Mrs. John Kunkle and family was her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. INSTANT Keith Salchenberger, Donald and MAXWELL HOUSE Marlyn from Arcata, Calif. Mrs. Vaughn Hunt is spending some •lar time with relatives at Sutherlin. She recently received word that her hus COir.ATE band is due to arrive in Japan and DENTAL ( REAM Korea. He is with the U. 8. army Two 17c sizes for and has been stationed in California. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra re turned home Saturday from Tacoma, August 14, 1952 B—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE LYONS Agricultural Displays MILL CITY FAIR Saw for Profit! 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