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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1958)
5 _>4«—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Mrs*. Caroline Roda sold her home THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1958 to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Van Duzen of Fox Valley. The deal was closed Friday, according to Glen Shelton. Mrs. Roda moved to Oak Ridge and the Van Duzens plan to move here this week. -- - Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart and sons spent part of their vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jull of Cor Breitenbush Hot Springs. They also vallis spent the weekend with relatives visited at the coast at Floence. Sat here. urday they were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vavrick of Salem. They Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kremer and returned to Mill City Sunday. children are moving to Salem where he will work as an linoleum layer. DANCE Come to the Cheerleaders Dance Friday callers at the home of Mrs. J. F. Potter were Mr. and Mrs. Saturday, July 28 at the high school Clyde (Leva) Boles of Portland, gym in Mill City. Music by records. former residents here many years Adm. 25c single, 40c couple. Re freshments free. Cake Walk. All for ago. fun. Fun for all. adv. Among those attending the "Old- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittam and timers” picnic in the Stayton City Park last Sunday were D. B. Hill, son and daughter and Monty Pittam, Mrs. J. F. Potter, and -Mrs. C. B. who had been visiting here, motored to Roseburg Saturday and spent the Txaak. weekend. They brought their daugh Dr. Mark Hammencksen'» Opte- ter, Patty, home with them, She metric offices in the Bell building in had been visiting her uncle and aunt Stayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m. there. to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne- Sgt. William McClintock returned adv. eessary. Thursday afternoon to Camp Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stanley (Len- San Diego, Calif., where he will wait ore Swift) of Compton, Calif., spent for his overseas orders. He spent a a few days visiting Mrs. Stanley’s 30-day leave with his wife and three mother and brother, Mrs. Anna Swift children, who will remain with her parents, the Lowell Crees while he and Clifford. is overseas. Mr. and Mr«. Chari«* Storkdale of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stockdale and Ione, Wash., have moved to Mill City and he began his duties at Draper’s son, Danny, entertained recently in Flying A this week. He will work honor of their daughter, Mrs. Ken neth Berg’s birthday anniversary. the night shift. Present for the occasion were Mr. and The Chemeketana plan two climb« Mrs. Charles Stockdale, Mr. and Mrs. this weekend, according to Harry Kenneth Berg, Debra and Tamara White. On Saturday they will climb of Stayton and the hosts. Broken Top and Sunday they will Members and friends of the Pres climb South Sister. byterian church are announcing a Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson and family pot-luck picnic to be held at two daughters went to Glendale last 6:30 p. m. Wednesday evening, July week and spent a long weekend there 30. in the City Park, for the purpose and on the coast. They returned here of augmenting the Chancel fund. Those attending are requested to the first of the week. bring their own dishes and silver Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and ware. Recreation to interest both the son, Billy, visited her parents, Mr. adults and the children is being and Mrs. James B. Gordon over the planned. weekend. The Walkers were on their way to vacation in California. Priacilla Miller of Bend is at the Glen Shelton home here and is work ing in the bean harvest. The Sheltons and Miss Miller went to Corvallis Sunday to visit the B<>b Sheltons. Rev. Robert Roach and Roy Epper son, an elder of the Presbyterian church, drove to Nelscott on Tues day to attend Presbytery, scheduled to be held at the “Chapel by the Sea.” Ray Stockdale is now working at Cougar Dam on the McKenzie river. The shoe shop is temporarily closed while he is employed there and while Mrs. Stockdale is working at the Stayton cannery. Mr. and Mrs. Junior T. Frederick of Eugene have purchased the Gale Dorothy place and plan to move here the first of August. He is driving log truck for Iskra Bros. Glen Shelton handled the tansaction. The Rebekah and lOOF lodge« will Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geraths are re- , hold their annual potluck picnic at ceiving congratulations upon the i Santiam State park this Sunday, ac birth of another granddaughter, Ra- , nee Dareene, born Sunday to their' cording to Otto Koeneke. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith and Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Gerath at Tillamook. This and Mrs. Stanley Vail, Peggy and is their third child, the little Miss Pat, spent Friday, Saturday and Sun having and older brother and sister. | day at Waldport, and report the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Naue and j Upon arriving sons, Mike and Donnie of Sweet I weather perfect, home they found that their son, Home were weekend guests at the Alan and seven friends from Seattle, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. [ had spent the weekend at their home Oscar Naue. here. Mr. «nd Mrs. Burl Smith enter tained with a patio picnic Sunday at Guests this week at the home of their home, honoring their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Mel Rambo and daugh- and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ter Laura Jo are Mrs. Elva Rambo, Thompson, who are guests at their 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson, Mr. and home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs. Jim Arajou and daughters, Su Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick lven | san and Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs. and daughter, Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. . Jerry Larson and Kerri Lynne of Otto Papke, Margie and Don of Sa- ! Oakland, Calif. Their son, George lem, Irvin Thompson and Miss Jan Rambo of Ashland, also is spending ice Archibald of Corvallis and Mr. | and Mrs. Lyle Thompson from Alsea. The Round Robin Pinochle club met Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson! at the Jerry Pittam home Monday from El Paso, Texas, are visiting evening with Mrs. John Muir as at the home of her parents, Mr. and hostess. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Burl Smith. Mr. Thompson, the regular members and two guests, who is ___ _ A2c, _ _ is ___________ stationed at ___ Biggs Mrs. J. B. Putman and Mrs. James AFB at El Paso, Texas. Wright. Winning high and pinochle District No. 14 of the VFW will were Mrs. J. D. MacGregor. Low was hold their picnic Sunday at Helwick awarded to Mrs. Putman. Mrs. L. A. State Park. Poole will entertain the club at their ( Guests at the home of Mrs. Donna next meeting. Asmussen and daughter, Mildred, are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morgan and child Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw enter- ren, DUUUle Buddie and Mitdi from Minne- tained Thursday evening in honor of apolis. Minn. Mrs. Robert Marshall and daughter, Darlene of Alma, Ill., and Mrs. r Morgan Richards and daughter of Pendleton. Oregon. Guests were entertained informally visiting and with moving pictures taken by Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw. Those attend ing the affair besides the honor guests were Mrs. Floyd Bassett of Fox Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw, Mrs. Bud Bilyeu and Miss Audrey Shaw. SAVED I LYONS By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Truman Tibbits and, children are spending a two-week’s vacation in California. They were ac companied by Miss Frances Peters of Stayton. Miss Peters has seats for the 12:30 Art Linkletter “House Party” show. II II THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 24-25-26 Three Hilarious Nights! DANNY KAYE, PIER AN G ELI, in "MERRY ANDREW" Fun at the Circus. Family Medal Award. — PLUS — GEOKGE GOBEL, DIANA DORS, in "I MARRIED A WOMAN" SUNDAY, MONDAY, JULY 27-28 KIM NOVAK, FRANK SINATRA, in "PAL JOEY" Comedy With Music "Very Entertaining”.—Parents' Magazine I) ANCE Come to the Cheerleaders Dance Saturday, July 28 at the high school gym in Mill City. Music by records. Adm. 25c single, 40c couple. Re freshments free. Cake Walk. All for fun. Fun for all. adv. WHOLE WORLD IN RECESSION By Dick Turpin Make no mistake about it, this is a worldwide recession. Unemployment rose in most of the countries of the world during the first three months of 1958. Unemployment reached its highest peak since the end of world war II in the United States and Canada; the highest in five years in Australia. Britain, The Netherlands, I Norway and Sweden and the highest in two years in Belgium and Den mark. Only a few countries have been doing well—Ireland, Israel, Japan, Pakistan, Spain and Puerto Rico. Countries such as France, Italy, Yugoslavia and Hawaii barely held | their own. It’s only the simple fact I that occurs after each and every great war. The postwar period fol lowing every war is always accom-1 panied by recession, depression or | both, and it lasts from two to five, years and in some cases even longer. Therefore why «ay if the Democrats ! were in power the world would have I better times and if the Democrats were in power now, why say if the Republicans were in power now we would have better times* Fact is: The Republicans and ■ Democrats are close to equal in num-1 bers in both houses of Congress now and they have failed utterly to curb the present recession. If you are in clined to criticize either of the two political parties, why don’t you criti cise both? 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The three children visiting are .Fay, Jackie, and Steven. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bruce of Salem, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek here recently. They spent sev eral days at Long Beach, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Blazek went to Long Beach Friday to spend the weekend with them. 15% FLYING INSURANCE Phone 971 We are also Featuring Some Excellent Buys in Used RADIOS and TVS Rea. 7471 STAYTON RADIO&T.V. 1414 First St Stayton, Ore. Phnoe RO 9-2236
