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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1957)
•—TBE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, MARCH 21. 1957 Their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bilyeu and son, Dick, were in charge of the Oak Park mo te] while Mr. and Mrs. Kist visited By Mrs. Albert Millsap Eugene on business, spent a night Oliver Willis, is hospitalized at Santiam Memorial hospital following an 1 a day at the coast, visited their a heart attack, suffered Saturday daughter and family, Mr and Mrs. noon at his place of business east of James Dixon and two children and here.. Saturday evening he was also former friends in Portland and taken to the hospital where he must attended parties in their honor. They remain for six weeks, according to returned home Sunday. Sherry Oliver, 6, daughter of Mr. his doctor’s orders, and perhaps no work for an additional six months. and Mrs. Bob Oliver, underwent a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hussey, form tonsilectomy at the Salem Memorial She was er business associates and friends of hospital last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Willis will assist Mrs. brought home that evening and is Willis for a time during her hus reported to be recovering nicely. band’s illness. i Mayor and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson Edmund (Buddie) Davis spent sev drove to Eugene Saturday after eral days with his mother, Mr?. noon, where they attended installa Maude Davis, at her home east of tion of the Evangeline Chapter of J Gates. While he was here he and his the Eastern Star that evening. Mrs. mother visited in Corvallis with Bill Hutcheson and Mrs. Margaret Clise Oliver, who is ill, and drove to Sweet spent Friday in Portland shopping. Home for an afternoon, guests at the Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and home of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Leland, of Madras, and Mr. and Mrs. liam P. Heseman. Walter Funk and son, Pat, of Port Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin were land, were at the Gates home of married March 17, nine years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Saturday and In observance of the occasion they Sunday. A farewell dinner was ' spent tbe weekend in Portland and served Saturday evening, honoring | were guests for an anniversary din- Dick Sibley, Mrs. Bailey's son, who j ner at the home of Mr. Brisbin’s reports for induction into the army | daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, March 21. Phillip Hackenberg and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone has as two daughter, of Portland, were . their guest for the past two weeks guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | their granddaughter, Christy Miles. I.. L. Rynearson Tuesday of last I She returned home Sunday with her week. Their daughters remained as parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miles, of houseguests of Dickie and Susan for Florence, who spent the weekend at the remainder of the week. Mrs. Wil the Stone home. Sunday dinner guests son and sister, Mone Beebe, attend were Mrs. Gale Carey, Donna and ed the Firemen’s ball Saturday even Bruce of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Wil ing as Mr. and Mrs. Rynearson's liam Huntley, of Lebanon, and Elgin guests. Pvt. Gordon Devine from Fort Newton of Albany. College boys who spent their Ord, Calif., was at the home of his Spring vacation at their homes in parents on a surprise 24-hour pass Gates were James Carey, from Wil Sunday. He had finished his basic lamette, Salem, Earle Henness, OCE, training in January, completed a Monmouth, Jack Oliver, OSC, Cor special course as Mechanics’ Helper vallis and Mervin Haun, OSC, whose March 15. He has also been hospital parents now reside in Salem. ized for several days that week as the Mrs. Minnie Spoelstra, of Salem, result of a dislocated shoulder. Now spent the past week at the home of his company was to be transfered to her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fort Lewis for a time before being Harold Wilson. She returned to Sa shipped to ’the Far East. His train lem Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Spoelstra was scheduled to go through Salem was a former resident of Gates. Sunday morning early, enroute to Miss Janet Klecker, a guest at her Fort Lewis. It was so near home, yet grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alber’ seemed so far away. When the train Millsap for the past 10 days, returned pulled into the station at Salem Sun to her home in Stayton Saturday. day A.M. Gordon got off and made a Sunday guests at the Millsap home dash for a public telephone, thinking were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Funk and he might just be able to call the folks son, of Portland, and Mr. and Mirs. at home and at least say “Hello.’’ He Dorland Swan, and three children of was surprised to find them all at the station to greet him. Mother and | Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kist left Thurs Dad, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Devine; day for a vacation of several days. brother Wayne: sister Norma GATES Quality Meats and Groceries OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FROZEN FOODS FOOD LOCKERS MILL CITY MEAT MARKET Santiam Ripples I By Judy Hoeye This last week the Juniors received their class rings. The rings have a Wolverine crest with the name of the school below it. The Juniors are happy to receive them. The Seniors got their announce ments for graduation last week. The six weeks has just ended. The list of hardworking people on the ( honor roll includes the following: ! Seniors—Rosalie Bassett, Ames I Jackson and Donalee Oliver. Juniors—Errol McWhirk and Cara Lee Whitten. Sophomores — Vernon Johnson, Carol Sue Ball, and Jeanne Hampton. And so back to school and work all of us students do go. Your parents cgn put the baseball bats away. family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Etzel and three boys, from Fern Ridge, and sister, Miss Lorena Devine, of Sa lem. He was also granted a 24-hour pass and was able to come home where a family dinner was served with special guests, Marlin Cole, Ir vin Tucker and Delmar Syverson. Gordon left early Monday to join his out at Fort Lewis. Things weren’t too bad after all. • FEATURING — The FINEST In Television & Radios • PACKARD-BELL Television & Radios • HOFFMAN Television • MOTOROLA Television-Car Radios • PHILCO Appliances ..T.V. 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