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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1958)
Evensen Miss Stoll and visited until afternoon. By Jessie Savage A number of mishaps have occur Norms Drive in located in Idanha red the past week at school. Jimmy ar.d operated by Mr. and Mrs. Norm McCauley, first grade, broke his arm an Tomason will have their opening when he fell from a swing, Bobby Saturday and will serve free ice Miller, secund grade stayed a day in a hospital at Stayton for observation. cream from 10 to 12 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Detroit Its not known at this time just what have added a concrete apron in front his trouble is. Rita Savage, fourth suffered <* a - sprained ankle of 3 their store. The “ tllcJi Dfcx/i«-, A sswr Cooks c have also grade, ruiicicu r* pur based a lot adjacent to his cabins while playing. Richard Rice suffered a broken thumb which required surg in back of the store. A vacation Bible school rally will ery Monday. He is in the 8th grade. A Mother’s Day program wa< pre- j be held May 17 at the Idanha Com- mun ty church from 2:30 to 4 p. m. sented Friday afternoon at the for the boys and girls who plan on school by the third and fourth grades. attending May 19 through 23. A pot This was enjoyed b.v 20 mothers. Mrs. luck will be held Sunday, May 18 at Bemadine Stoll, Mrs. Alpha Everly, i the church for Rev. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Pat Thornton and Mrs. Vi Pitch Thiessen and daughter, who are er were each presented a gift in ap leaving this church May 19 for a new preciation of their services as room mothers by Mr*. Hogle. Refresh home in Centra! California. ments were served with each mother | The American Legion auxiliary met receiving a slice of cake with the Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. word, Mother, inscribed thereon. Herb Wenke with 11 members pre 1 The Luckv Eleven 4H club me» sent. Poppy posters were judged with FOX VALLEY Detroit-Idanha Mrs. J. H. 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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haseman and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Meinert and three sons all of Waldport and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett of Eugene. Mrs. Ethel Thayer and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston and family. Mrs. Paul Schiewek of Lyons and Mrs. J. H. Johnston were among lo cal folks attending Linn county court session in Albany this week. Mrs. Johnston was dr-awn as a juror for the May term. Mr. Remengay, the Lyons motel owner was here during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson are planning to build a new home on a site east of their present dwelling. Mr. Wilson has The ground leveled for the foundations. U , L —..J.J far rr,»k- with 10 members and one vistor pre- ing thee:po.t«s. Poppy days wilt be ""’•Donna Brown | May 23 and 24. Refreshments were ments. The next meeting will be h 11 served and games played with prise= « the home of Miss Donna Storey, going to Mrs. Bemadine Stoll, Mrs. j MVi..26 “t l.P- m\ . Alpha Everly, Mrs. Jessie Savage. B’ll Hamilton >. recovering slow- Mrs Rilla Schaffer and Mrs. Wilma b’ from blood poisoning in his hand .11., 1\ u'hiph which afurtu.T started /»-ow from «» a email small z»vif cut that that Smith. occurred at his work recently. Miss Becky Stoll visited Saturday A Kidnap Koffee was held -Monday with Mis* Gloria Evensen in Salem. morning at the Herb Wenke home iwith 14 adults and 12 children pre sent. Hot bread was enjoyed along ! with the coffee. A pre-school meeting was held - Wednesday afternoon at the school, with Mrs. Betty Parrett and Mrs.' Grace Lemm, Marion County school supervisors and Mrs. Etta Mae Detering as speakers. An interesting 1 discussion was held with the mothers, I pertaining to the welfare of the pre-! school child. Mrs. Mattie Morrell, 1st and 2nd grade teacher was host ess. She served refreshments to the mothers after the meeting. Attending a Mother-Daughter ban quet at Dallas Monday evening were Mrs. Bemadine Stoll and daughter. Becky; Mrs. Effie Evensen and (laughter, Mary, Mrs. Doris Thiessen, | Miss Billie Stewart, Miss Nancy Stor ey, Mrs. Lois Bowers, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Billie Youngblood, Mrs. Dorothy Williamson and Mrs. Freida Hiebert. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Craig of Port land, the former Joy McCravens, were visitors over the weekend in the home of Mrs Acie McCravens. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and children from Prineville, were visit-1 ors at the Bill Houck and Earl Lady homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Cannon and children, Mike and Connie, were weekend guests of the Chester Stor eys and Bill Hamiltons. The Cannons were from Willamina. They took home a good catch of fish from the lake. Pat Cannon from Prineville spent the weekend w’ith the Bill Hamiltons, where she visited with her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. George Cannon of Wil lamina. Mrs. Mattie Morrell, first and se cond grade teacher gave her annual Mother's program Tuesday after-1 noon. She presented her room moth- 1 erg with a gift for their helpfulness1 in this past school term. They were I Mrs. Lyd;a Williamson, Mrs. Doro-j thy Williamson, Mrs. Ada Tompkins j and Mrs. Dorothy Harris. Mrs. Mor- 1 rell was then surprised by a fare well party, as she is retiring fromI teaching this year. She received many ' lovely gifts. About 22 mothers at-1 tended this affair. Mr. and Mrs. John Savage visited' the Jack Bristows in Prineville Sat- ' . urday. The Detroit Church of Christ will work on the church grounds and the porch and steps May 30 and 31. All1 volunteer help will be appreciated. I i Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wenke and family spent the weekend in Eugene j visiting the Herman Wenke*. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bullard of I Project City, Calif., have visited the' past week with the Art Clester*. I Bonita and Lonnie Clester left Mon- I day with the Bullards for a month’» visit. Mrs. Bullard is Mr. Cle*ter’s mother. < harley Crook and son, Jimmy, of bweet Home were visiting Sunday with the John Cooks and th* Clarence Golden*. The Cancer Crusade drive will »tart thia week in the Detroit-Idan ha communities. Mr*. Carl Schaffer w’U he captain and co-worker* are Mrs. Harry Spencer, Mr*. Athel Sav- •ge and Mr*. Al Snyder will solicit n Idanha. Mr*. Harold Champion is captain at Detroit and her co-' worker* are Mr*. John Savage, Mis* »-velyn Harper and Mrs. Otto Oja. 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