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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1952)
8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE September 4, 1952 i FEMME PAGE MILL CITY The Christian Woman’s Fellowship will meet next Wednesday, September 10 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Emma Teter, with Mrs. Helen Jull GILBERT ROLAND and as program leader. JOHN BEAL The grand master of Odd Fellows No. 144 will visit the lodge on official in business Sept. 12th, according to a notice given by C. A. Bruder, secre tary of the lodge. All members are The Gates Woman’s club held their Ta-Wan-Ten-Ya group of Camp Fire Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday meeting Thursday evening in the rec Girls of Mill City tried out their camp urged to attend. Miss Freda Thayer underwent major reation room of the La Vista trailer ing and cooking ability Thursday surgery in the Memorial hospital in court with Mrs. Geo. Clise and Mrs. night at Silver Creek Falls. TUESDAY ONLY Salem and was expected to be hospi Don Miley as hostesses. Mrs. W. E, During the evening and night the talized until the middle of this week. Hudson presided at the business ses LORETTA YOUNG and girls took over the preparation of food Miss Thayer taught in the Mill City sion. ALEXANDER KNOX for the group and the setting up of high school last school term. The teachers of the Gates schools camp. A ceremonial was staged H. I. Plymale and Minister and Mrs. will be entertained at a reception in around the glowing camp fire at the the social rooms of the school Thurs beautiful overnight camping recrea H. E, Jull attended a recent meeting of the North Willamette district of day, Sept. 18. Mrs. Kenneth Martig tion area. the Ninety and Nine Men at Turner. was appointed chairman of the com Those taking part in the camping Mrs. Erma Anderson, owner and mittee in charge of the reception. Mrs. jaunt and a hike on a trail that leads operator of the dress shop in Mill W. R. Hutcheson will act as toast- under Silver Creek Falls were Misses City, closed her shop Saturday night mistress. WEDNESDAY ONLY Sibyl Dart, Olive Taylor, Pyhllis Pate, and is moving to Portland where Mr. The committee in charge of the pro Karen Rue, Carol Veness, Shereen Anderson is employed. The Ander — ON THE STAGE — gram includes Mrs. Robert Levon, Muir, Ila Mae Albright and Coralyn sons have two school age boys. Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt, Mrs. Kay Mc Harman who was a guest of Ta-Wan- Mrs. Lee Owens and daughter Janie, Carty and Mrs. Martig. Following Ten-Ya. who have moved to Sacramento, Calif., adjournment Patty Pennick, 7, in cos Miss Ila Mae Albright’s mother, were in Mill City last week to com tume gave two dances and Mrs. Mary Mrs. Albright, assisted Mrs. Charles plete packing and moving their furni A Swell Comedy—Local Cast Champ of Salem showed a number of Harman, the group’s leader in lending ture. Mr. Owens was formerly em colored films depicting scenes of Y’el- a hand when needed by the girls. ployed with Consolidated Builders, In lowstone park, which she had taken corporated, at the Detroit dam. on her recent trip. Pete Valdez, of the Mill City Kelly’s THURSDAY, FRIDAY and Refreshments were served by the i Mrs. Bertha Vanderhoff Boysen Paint softball team, who was SATURDAY hostesses to 18 members present andj awarded the trophy for outstanding Abbott and Costello in special guests, Mrs. William Pennick, [ Entertains Lucky 12 player of the state softball tourna Mrs. Mary Champ, Mrs. Rosa Roten, The fire season provoked an up ment held here the middle of last Mrs. Lewis Brown, Mrs. R. F. An- swing in Gates Lucky Twelve Pinochle month, left Thursday for Richland, dreasson and Mrs. J. R. Brown of enthusiasts' cardster fortunes. Host Wash., where he will play in the soft- Pittsburgh, Pa. ess Bertha Vanderhoff led the lucky ball regional playoff. — Plus — Technicolor Miss Diane Rita Peterson left Port way with a club guest, Mrs. Beverly I Humphrey. Hostess Vanderhoff and land Saturday morning by bus to visit Mrs. Clarence Jungwirth Mrs. Humphrey held 1500 trump. Mrs. her brother and his family Don Peter Vanderhoff matched the appetites of son of Silverdale, Wash. She will Honored by Shower her guests with adequate chicken pies. return Monday with Don and family Kid’s Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday Mrs. Harvey Kanoff, Mrs. Joe John Grandma Millie Wood was still at who will spend a vacation here. Durango—‘Fort Savage Raiders’ Minister H. E. Jull of the local Married at Mt. Angel—Mr. and Mrs. James ” __ T. _. Anderson __ 1____ ~ (Arlene Anne ___ son and Mrs. Art Olmstead were host it. She raised the roof with 1000 aces. ess for a shower honoring Mrs. Clar Mrs. Inez Teal ballooned to top bill Christian church announces that Law Erwert) were married August 23 in St. Mary’s Catholic church at Mt. Doora open at 7:20 P.M. Angel. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Erwert of Mt. Angel and ence Jungwirth, held at the Rebekah ing and high prize. Mrs. Jean Wilson rence Baird, evangelist of Myrtle Complete show can be seen any Creek, Ore., has been called for a Mr. Anderson is the son of Mrs. Ruth Witt of Mill City. soared away with pinochle prize and time up to 8:30 hall Thursday evening. (Photo courtesy Capital Journal and Artz studio) Mrs. Bea Graunke fought the elements two-weeks' evangelistic meeting be Games furnished the entertainment, and saved the low prize for herself. ginning Sunday, October 5. followed by opening of the gifts, after RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open Mrs. Beverly Humphrey and Mrs. Dor oanQHHnHHnHnHHBn’annaHnnnni which dainty refreshments were served othy Johnson were the guests of the Sundays and evenings, flowers tele to Mrs. Jungwirth, the honored guest graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, Tax Consultant Auditor Twelve group for the day. Mrs. Francis Lott of Stayton, Mrs. Lucky planters, pot plants, corsages, wed By MRS. S. T. MOORE dings, also shrubs and landscaping. Art Anderson of .Mehama. Mrs. George James Mason and Daryl Guy, for CARD OF THANKS 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone Mielke of Gates and Mesdames Hugh Only three months remain for an 42tf merly of Salem, have opened the Spill Johnston, Vern Nydegger, Wayne Ran We wish to express our sincere estimated 27,000 Oregon veterans to PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT way cafe for business on a day and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wood, Nancy and depart- som, Jerry Lyons, Sam Bridges, John thanks to the Mill City fire apply for their World War II bonus, night basis. Gary and Mrs. L. D. Wood of Klamath Bookkeeping, Accounting and Jungwirth, Robert Cremer, Lloyd Free, ment for their prompt and fine serv the state department of Veterans ’ Af Warren Stoll and Huber Ray are in Tax Service Falls, Ore., were visiting the Harry Jack Duggan, Rinke Feenstra, Alex ice in nutting out the fire in our store fairs warned today. Burns for antelope hunting. Bodeker, Fred Lindemann, Bert Lyons, on Labor day, and to those who sal Wood home Saturday. Corner 3rd 4 Marion Mr. and Mrs. Tom Floyd have moved Carl Cover, claims chief for the de Mr. and Mrs. James Barton and Floyd Bassett, Clyde Bressler. Her vaged frozen goods after the fire was STAYTON, ORE. two daughters, Barbara and Bonnie to Salem. Mr. Floyd, who was em partment’s bonus division, reminded man Free, Phillip Pietrok, Bob Free, put out. ployed at the plywood plant, has been are moving this weekend to Richland, late filing veterans that December 1 Telephone 1114 P.O. Box 1321 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ressler Joe Johnson, Harvey Kanoff, Art Olm is the deadline for making application. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sylvester Wash., where he is employed. Both in poor health. stead, and Miss Louise Pietrok, all of Ed Debolt spent last weekend at his This date can only be extended by con aHnnnnnHnnnnsnnHHnnHnHnHH girls attended Mill Ctiy schools last Lyons. year. Barton worked as bookkeeper Idanha home. He is working on a stitutional amendment, approved by Merle Stewart returned Saturday logging operation at Myrtle Creek. vote of the people. on the Detroit dam project. John Adams was America’s first night from two weeks training at For Guaranteed Cleaning Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Len Mrs. Leonard Herman and Mrs. Viv On the last day of August approx minister to England. Fort Lewis, Wash. Mullen spent Labor day weekend visit Davis last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. imately 108,000 veterans or families J. V. Steidel of Bend and Margaret of deceased veterans had applied for it’s the ing relatives in Seattle, Wash. W. M. Fifer of Redmond visited in Sims of Tacoma. the bonus. The department expects Nadine Surgeon left Thursday to to receive in the neighborhood of 135,- the city Wednesday of this week with drive to Utah where she will instruct 000 applications, so this means about friend» and acquaintances. Miss Surgeon 27,000 have yet to apply. Mrs. Anna Swift has had as guests in an Indian school. 24-HOUR SERVICE during the past week her daughter taught in the Detroit grade school Slightly more than 90,000 bonus and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stan checks have been mailed, as of the WHEN YOU THINK OF SCHOOL CLOTHES — Mill City ley of Compton, Calif. close of August, for payments total THINK OF Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson and ing over $37,000.000. Close« at 6 P.M. family spent Labor Day weekend at Cover said payments would be made Cannon Beach. faster if veterans would be patient Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kuhlman and son and not inquire about the status of left Saturday for Idaho, where they their claims. visited over the Labor day holidays. The department has had to answer, Don't let coughing, wheezing, recurring at Kuhlman is employed with the Moun BOY’S WEARING APPAREL an average of 175 letters and 150 tack« of Bronchial Aithma ruin sleep and tain States •Power company. energy without trying MENDACO. which phone calls a day in response to these | 2 to 16 Years works thru the blood to reach bronchial Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rambo and inquiiies. Cover said, which takes the: tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly remove thick, sticky mucus Thus alleViatea family spent the Labor day holidays full time of three persons plus por coughing aids freer breathing and better 1 notice some _ young _ men in the tions of the time of several others on i sleep. Oet and MENDACO from druggist. Batla- at Breitenbush hot springs resort. faction or money back guaranteed. audience. What are you doing Mr. and Mrs. Walt Peterson have here on a warm spring evening the bonus staff. moved their household goods last like this? How come you’re not 265 N. High, SALEM out raiding a girls’ dormitory? weekend to Eugene where they pur- chased a home. Mr. Peterson has It got so wet out, I was going to been employed by the Grandma Cooky get out my old boat, phone the nearest pet shop and order two company as salesman for the Eugene TIMELY SERVICE of everything. area since last December. Gary and means Ramon returned to work at the Stay They tell me the sun came out. I didn't see it! My back was ton cannery until the season closes. turned at the moment. Gary will enter University of Oregon for the fall term and Ramon will re- I don't have to work any more I’ve got a half interest in a bushel turn to Oregon State. BEST SELECTION OE SC HOOL SUPPLIES of potatoes. Visiting over the weekend at the James Swan home were their daughter See Our Line of School Clothes for It rained so hard on Sunday they and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Od- took the torch out of the Statue BOYS and GIRLS of Liberty’s hand and substituted derman and two children from Cali an umbrella. fornia. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Baltimore and It’s been raining like that down on my farm, too. You should see Jimmy were in Pendleton Saturday my corn. You know, the farmers Playtex Baby Oil — Powder — Sheets night to attend the East-West class B have a saying. "Knee high by the All-Star football game. Bob Balti 4th of July.” On my farm, it’s, Baby Pants Tn the bottom of the lagoon by more played, and returned with them the 5th of June. ” WE HAVE A NICE GIFT FOR NEW BABIES Sunday. I see by the papers some school boys stole a bus and went for a CARD OF THANKS joy ride No more dormitories to We wish to express our thanks to raid, so they're trying to scare the the Mill City firemen for their prompt pants off all of us. action in putting out the fire in our HUGH and ALIC E WALKUP, Props. duplex; also to the neighbors for turn ing the alarm. k jckkk k U X.K K K k :» k « k : k K r KiK'K.tt.K xu<nncxwac>c>CK.K;K,K. >cxix;«»aWBi E. D. and Grace Cooke Gates Women s Club Camp Fire Girls Try Plans Reception Out Camping Ability My 6 Convicts PAULA Meet Uncle Cornin’ Round the Mountain Brave Warrior / IDANHA Veterans Have Three Months to Apply W. N. SIMMONS NU METHOD Boys! Boys! Boys! THE BOY'S SHOP OUT OF GODFREY’S TEABAG for ASTHMA THE BCY’S SHOE 7’>7/ RICHFIELD OIL AND SERVICE New Playtex Baby Needs Next Time You Need An Oil Change MILL CITY VARIETY Clydes Richfield Service 9 MILL CITY Specializing in PROMPT. COURTEOUS. 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