The Mill City enterprise., July 24, 1958, Page 6, Image 6

Detroit-Idanha
•—THE Mil l. CITY E.NTERPKISfeTHl RSD KY. Jl LY 21. 1958
A
T'S BEIN
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Clerk og School District No. 129-J un­
til the hour of 8:00 P. M., August
13, 1958, at Mill City Elementary
School, Mill City, Oregon, covering
approximately 18,000 gals, of Light
fuel oil, and approximately 1,500 gals,
of furnace oil, to be delivered to the
Mill City Elementary School during
the 1957-58 school year.
EDNA ROSS, Clerk
Box, 1446, Mill City, Oregon
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Patty Ketchum, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum fell from a
horse Sunday and sustained a broken
arm just below the elbow. She was
taken to Santiam Memorial hospital
where the arm was X-rayed and a
cast applied. The child was an over­
night patient at the hospital and re­
turned home Monday. Tuesday morn­
ing Patty, who is 5 years old, refused
to get out of bed and informed her
mother she plans on remaining there
until the arm ix well.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
j Carl Juhl of the Detroit Ranger
FOR THE COUNTY OF LINN
station was an overnight patient in a
IN EQUITY
Salem hospital Sunday for observa-
George Frichtl and )
tion.
Ida Frichtl,
)
Mrs. Athel Savage and family were
Husband and Wife. )
visitors Monday at Turner with the'
Plaintiffs, )
Glen Lydas.
vs.
)
Many families of Idanha attended ,
Richard G. Becker, )
the Arkansas reunion picnic held at
Anita B- Becker,
)
Corvallis Sunday. There were 158 ,
Howard J Becker,
)
friends, many of whom hadn’t seen
Margery B. Becker, )
their neighbors in several years. It
Harry Brown, alias )
. was decided to try this again in 1959.
Harry Lawrence
)
Jimmy Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
)
Brown, Clarice
Jim Harris was admitted to Doern-
Brown, Foster-Mc­ )
becher hospital in Portland Thursday
for observation. The child will be re-, NO. 28393 Culloch Company, An )
SUMMONS Oregon Corporation, )
leased later this week.
William E. Guier,
)
Mrs. Reba Snyder and son, Don, |
Charlene Guier, Or­ )
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittam and
land J. Cox, Maxine )
family were guests over the weekend I
A. Cox, June Arlene )
of the Leland Pittams of Roseburg.
Brown, Valley Credit )
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lierman of,
Service, Inc., An Ore- )
Silverton and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
gon Corporation,
)
I Stoll and family spent Sunday at
Merchants Credit
)
Suttle Lake.
Bureau of Salem, Inc., )
I I Mr. and Mrs. John I Savage and
An Oregon Corpora- )
' niece, Rita Savage, i were in Van-
tion, Veryl Hoover
)
couver, Wash., Tuesday, where they
and James Hoover, )
visited Mr. and Mrs. Orville (Pete)
Defendants. )
Bristow. The Bristows are former1
residents of Idanha and owners of TO: Orland J. Cox, Maxine A. Cox and
the Columbia Ice and Cold Storge June Arlene Brown
Defendants.
which burned recently.
In the Name of the State of Ore­
Mr. and Mrs. John Houck and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Lady and son, Ricky, gon: You are hereby required to ap­
went clam digging at the coast Sun­ pear and answer the Complaint filed
day.
against you in the above entitled ac­
Donald Snyder RMSN, son of Mr. tion within ten days from the date of
and Mrs. A. R. Snyder is on leave service of this Summons upon you, if
visiting his parents. Don recently served within this County; or if serv­
escaped death by a narrow margin ed within any other County of this
when the submarine Stickleback was State, then within Twenty days from
sunk off Oahu, May 29. He has now the date of the service of this Sum-
been transferred to San Diego and . mons upon you; and if you fail so to
| will report to the USS Rock, August ■ answer, for want thereof, the Plain­
1 6.
tiffs will demand judgement and De-
Sunday afternoon four young la- 1 cree as prayed for in the Complaint
I dies were taken to the Turner church ‘ on file herein.
BELL & GEHLEN
camp where they will stay for a
Attys at Law
i week. They were Rita Savage, Bonita
Stayton, Oregon
Clester, and Linda and Donna Brown.
Monday morning, Christina Nyberg Gate of First Publication: July 3
joined the girls.
Date of Last Publication July 24
!
Time in Stay ton
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Again this year the Santiam Bean Festival Assn, has an ALL
re for vou.
PROG AM in
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THREE BIG DITS
JULY 31 Through AUGUST 2
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Parades - T aient Show - Dance
STA/TON
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Browning Bros., Carnival Every Night Beginning July 29th
BIG GRAND PARADE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
From where I sit ...fy Joe Marsh
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Action-Packed Horse Show
6 BIG EVENTS - All Free Admission - Trophy and Ribbon
Prizes - O. H. A. Approved Poi nt System Judging - $1 per
Contestant Entry Fee - Post Entries Accepted or Mail Entry
to Gene Teague, Stayton, Ore.
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Excepting Parades. All Events at Festival Grounds.
First and Marion Streets.
Cu.’y "Eggs'7 'Em In
Well, we've had drive-in
restaurants, drive-in movies,
drive-in banks. Now a drive-in
eggery. It seas inevitable.
Curly Rice and his Missus
have sold eggs retail at their
place for some time. "But ail
that running back and forth,”
exclaims Mrs. Rice, "it fairly
wore you out.”
"So we set aside one room for
the egg business. We enlarged
a window about car height, and
circled the driveway past it. It’s
efficient — but it cuts “visiting'
CopyngAx,
with customers an 1 you know
how I love to talk!”
From where I sit. I'll co along
with Curly's wife — because
there’s nothing like good talk
between good neighbors—espe­
cially when there's a healthy
difference of opinions. Now you
might like some cider to help
the conversation along—I hap­
pen to prefer a glass of beer. .Vs
long as w e agree on our right to
disagree what does it matter?
1 meed Stares fíreuers Foundation
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Calendar of Events
Thursday, July 31
Friday, August 1 Saturday, August 2
Queen's Coronation, 8 p. m.
Kiddies Day, all mechancial rides
Talent Show following Corona­
I Oc from I to 5 p. m.
tion, with "Uncle Nate" Cohn of
the Starr Furniture Company’s
Pet Parade, 6:30 p. m. (judg­
"Stars of Tomorrow" Show as
ing at 6)
Emcee.
Carnival all evening.
Carnival all evening
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Grand Parade 1:30 p. m.
Horse Show following parade
Free Patented Rose Bush
During the month of July all you have to do to
win a
Free Patented Rose Bush
is to visit Raleigh Harold's in Stayton and sign
your name. Drop it in the box. Drawing held July
31 st.
You II find the best in flowers and shrubs here.
Bean Hoppers Ball 9 p. m.
Carnival all afternoon and even­
ing.
Afe RALEIGH HAROLD
Nursery and Florist
Open ' a. m. to 9 p. tn. Including Sundays
1H Blocks West of Stayton Highway
rhone Stayton RO 9-2534
319 w. Washington St
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