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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1958)
”The trip was fine, but I miss you already, dear Every wife likes to be rememlered . . . especially by long distance telephone. Your call means so much. It brings immediate peace of mind. There’ no delay, no worry about your safe arrival. Long distance telephone service is economical, too. And if you call alter 6 p.m. or on Sunday you will find that the low rates are even lower. . > Valley Telephone Company / I ■ Serving Mill Qty-Gates, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton. Turner Julian the oldest mother, Florence Lyons Garden Club Holds 2—THE MILI. CITY ENTERPRISB THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1958 Branch the youngest mother and to Hattie James the mother with the Regular May Meeting By Eva Brewsler LYONS—Donna Asmussen and Eva er to replace Mrs. Hazel Wirth. They largest family. A special meeting of Santiam i Val- Mr. and Mrs. Don McKay and Bressler were hostesses for the May were installed at a meeting at Mill ley grange was held Thursday even- i her mother, Mrs. Ida Cappies from meeting of the Lyons Garden club City Thursday eveinng. ing, for the purpose of conferring Vernonia, spent several days at the held in the fireplace room of the Yeoman lc Hy Surry and family the first and second degrees upon Mr. home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard. Methodist church Wednesday after called on friends in Lyons Sunday and Mrs. Fred Reinke who were also t„v teachers also some noon. A short business meeting was afternoon. They have recently re Several ,, of the Lboard“membe"r‘s of the presided over by Mabel Downing pre!- turned from Japan after spending During the social hour Casper Geraths Mari-Linn school and their families ident. After which Mrs. Ward Inglis two and a half years there. He Is now was presented with a cake which was spent the weekend at the coast at of Stayton gave a very interesting stationed at Seattle, Wash. baked by Mrs. Lloyd Sletto, honor Waldport. Enjoying the weekend | talk on “Arrangements and Grooming Mrs. Skilling’s second grade pupils ing him on his 89th birthday anni were Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and ,fot Show” followed by a general enjoyed a field trip last Thursday to versary. Mary Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mor- , discussion and questions. T«^ games the museum in Corvallis. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Salchenberger rison and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- were played Bill Dougherty of Salem was a ‘ J - with —*v Mrs. Leatitla and children Donald and Marilyn shall Powell, Ann and John, Mr. and Lengacher and Gertrude Weidman Suiutey visitor at the home of his from Arcata, California arrived in Mrs. Clinton Land and family, Mr. winning prizes. Guests were present brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Lyons. They are at the home of her and Mrs. John Prideaux and family, from the Mill City Garden Club and Mrs. Mike Fink. sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Poole, Mr. and it was announced that the Mill City The annual school picnic will be They were called here by the death of Mrs. Charles Crew and family, Mr. Garden Club would hold their flower held at the Mari-Linn schoolhouse his mother Mrs. Carrie Salchenberg and Mrs. Glen Julian and Glenn, Jr., show on May 23, from 2-7 in the Sunday, May 25 at 1 p. m. All par er of Salem. Mrs. Elva Kuiken and Kathleen. Join- Friendship Hall back of the Presby ents and friends are invited to at Mrs. Bud Walker and infant daugh terian church w’ith the Lyons mem Graduation exercises will be on ter have returned home from the San- .ng them Sunday were Mr. *nd Mrs. bers asked to participate. At the close I tend. Thursday evening, May 29 at the Gerald Wilson and, Mr. and Mrs. tiam Memorial hospital in Stayton. | Fred Skillings, Mrs. Alice Huber of the meeting, pie and coffee was Mari-Linn gym. Faith Rebekah lodge held their served to Mabel Downing, Evelyn Weekend guests at the home of Mr. regular meeting Wednesday evening and Mrs. Hazel Wirth. Julian, Jaunita Wright, Naomi Int- and Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer and ___ _____ ______ _____ _ __ _ __ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roe and son, with Zona Sischo noble grand pre- Veld. Ann Holzfuss, Doris Ray, \ ir- siding. The regular routine of business ' Larry from Lamore, Calif., were re- gene Scott, Leatitia Lengasher, Bet- family were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy - , Block, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hagle was carried out and reports of vari- tent visitors at the home of Mrs. ty Carter, . Alma Spellmeyer Martha and famiiy from Longview, Wash. ous committees heard. Some discus-. Lydia Culwell. Cruson, of Lyons, Racheal Olmstead, A dinner he]d g . honoring sion was held on selling of the hall,! Mr. an<’ Mrs. Earl Allen spent the Mary Hoodenpile and Frances Dolezal r--------- .. . . _ Spellmeyer snoring Jerry and Ronald on their which it is hoped can be done this weekend at Blue River, where they of Mill City and Mrs. Inglis of Stay birthday anniversaries. summer as the burden of the upkeep i were guests at the home of his ton. is getting too much for the women aunt, Mrs. Edee Allen, folks. At the social hour a cake walk Mrs. Ralph Rainey and children Babies grow rapidly with the great- * was enjoyed by the members which ' fr°m Reedsport were in Lyons Satur- Hebeen from Astoria. est percentage in vertical growth netted them a small fee. At the close , day to attend funeral services for The annua! picnic for the pre during the first year. The new moth of the evening dainty refreshments Roy Asmussen. They were overnight school children will be held Thurs to-be should buy with this fact in mind were served by Celene Taylor, Blan guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day, May 22 at the Perry Clipfell since number of items may be in ex che Wagner, Hattie James and Fran John McClurg. farm. Cars will leave the schoolhouse cess of need and may be out-grown Sunday guests home «- of — Rev. ces McCarley. The tables were beautl | ------- , B ------ — at — the ---------- ... at 10 a. m. All pre-school children before they are used. fully decorated with summer flowers, and Mrs. Charles McCarthy were her for the coming year and their par | Corsages were presented to Anna B. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clark ents are invited to attend. They are i to furnish hot dogs and buns for their Scientic Horse-Shoeing | family, also table service. TEX SHIVELY A large crowd attended the 6:00 I o’clock pot luck supper at the Cath- Phone UL 9-2202 iolic community hall Sunday evening, For Appointment | honoring Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brass-1 field and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Free and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Free1 I and family, who are moving from the I community. Mr. and Mrs. W’ilson Stevens were SHOP weekend guests at the home of Mr. I and Mrs. Walter Courtemanche in Portland. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. I and Mrs. Merrill Brassfield and Bob ' were his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCoy and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ziegler and two daughters from Milwaukie. for your every day Tuesday guests at the home of needs Rev. and Mrs. Charles McCarthy will be her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell of Portland, also her bro Kellom's Grocery ther, Lt. J.G. Robert Campbell, whoj has recently arrived home from the' Your Neighborhood Orient. Clinton Land was elected president Grocery of the North Saitiam division of the Mill Qty, Oregon OEA. He replaces James Wright the out-going president. Mrs. Marshall Powell was elected secretary-treasur- KELLOM'S GROCERY ■ ■ * S M Â R Ï la Twelve hundred men ore on the job building the world's highest eorth-fill dom ct Pocific Power s huge Swift Hydroelectric Proiect on the Lewis River, one of the importont new developments the Compony now hos under construction SAVINGS only 3 days left FOR SAVING in the firent PP&L’S BIG CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM MEANS JOBS TODAY, LWANNE POWER FOR FUTURE PAYROLLS! % i House PAINT SALE J PPfltL’t record construction program means more power for PAINT Pacific Powerland. It also means 918-million in construction jobs and paychecks this year. Three major PP&L projects will add 350,000 kilowatts of new power to the Company’« system this fall. T 118 million In poychocks this year At home and on the job, make full use of your low-cost PP&L electric service. 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