The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, July 31, 1958, Page 3, Image 3

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    I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE 1 ¡lies spent Thursday at the Ed Gis-
ler home in Marion.
THURSDAY, JULY 31. 1S5S
Biilie Prichard, young son of Mr. i
and Mrs. Dale Prichard spent several
days in the Santiam Memorial hospi­
tal in Stayton for medical treatment.
By Eva Bressler
Mr. and Mrs. Ramie Martell and
Congratulations are going to Mrs.
Effie Nydegger upon the birth of and sons and her mother, Mrs. Pearl
another grandson Clifford Allen born Averill, also Loren Chamberlain, at-,
Friday morning at the Santiam Me­ tended a family reunion held at
morial Hospital in Stayton to Mr. and Champoeg Park Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of
| Mrs. Douglas Barrow of Mehama.
Mabel Meshew and Twila Mander- Portland were recent visitor» at the
I scheid were hostesses for a shower home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimery.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fulton of
honoring Mrs. Douglas Barrow held
at the Barrow home Wednesday ev­ Willamina and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
ening. Games furnished the enter- , Lively of Salem, were Sunday guests j
the home of Mrs. Donna Asmus­
| tainment and after opening of the at
and daughter, Mildred.
i gifts refreshments were served to the sen Mrs.
Albert Stevens has returned
j honored guest Mrs. Barrow, Effie
home
from
Santiam Memorial hos­
Nydegger, Barbara Nydegger, Kath­
leen Manning, Darieen McDougall, pital after spending several days
.«^,there ior medical treatment.
Carol Grimes, Mabel
ons ’ Mr. ’ and • Mrs.
Louis VOUgBU
Dougall Bild
and
T - errine
nrs« L.UU1S
Twila Manderscheid
Qturtnn Rose
R.ne »iMW rth
arrived
home
Sunday
from
Marcella Nydegger of btajton.
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Nebraska where they
Barrow, Billie Grien, Farrel Zim- Ainsworth,
were
Sunday
visitors with relatives
merman of Mehama. Sending gifts in Lyons. Mr. Kimery
a brother of
were Beulah Lewis, Myrtle Ayers, Bill »nd Frank Kimery is and
Mrs. Art
Marilyn Kuiken, Gertrude Baltzer, Ayers.
Effie Anderson, Deloris Stiffler, I Monday guests at the home of Mr.
Vivian White and Elila May Rock­ , and Mrs. Art Ayers were his sister
well.
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coxen I
Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard with of Salem.
their nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jungwirth of)
Earl Prichard and children from Lyons were in Stayton Sunday where ;
Olympia, Washington, »pent sever­ they attended the annual reunion of I
al days at Newport returning home the Jungwirth family held at the
I Thursday. The Prichards left for their Staton park.
¡home at Olympia Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reisterer and
Robert Davison was taken to the son, Scott returned home Sunday
Providence Hospital in
th* from Scappoose after spending the
first of the week where he will »pend last tWo weekj, at the
,
some time for medical treatment, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reisterar, I
Davison is an employee at the Simp- gr
son Plywood plant.
I Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt were
Floyd Cox was taken to the X eter- Sunday guests at the home of her j
s Hospital in Portland, Thursday
uncie and aunt Mr and M
Harry
Il _ an
____
1- - 1 he — will
.Ill spend some ♦ time
1 » . A 11H.
. .
where
un­ T-» Reeves in _ Portland.
der treatment and observation. Cox
who is a World Was 1 veteran is em­ Too much length allowed “for
ployed at the Simpson Plywood plant. growth’’ in a child’s shoe permits the
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Grimes have foot to slide forward and cause dis­
purchased the Herman Free proper­ comfort at the ball and arch.
ty and will move soon. The Grimes
have been living in one of the Thiels
apartments over the store since their
SHOP
house burned.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ransom of
Klamath Falls were recent guests at
the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Lyons. While here the two fam- j
LYONS
MS Jrd St
For this
install an
upstairs telephone
Crackers
CLOVERLEAF
Tuna
2 cans 3 Îî‘
IGA SNO KREEM
Shortening 3 lb- can 7!
CARNATION INSTANT
Milk
14 qt. size 91
DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE
Juice 46 oz. can 2/4!
CAPITOL
Catsup
2 bottles 2! j«
FRESH PRODUCE
GRAND ISLAND CORN, local
6 earsi 25c
CANTS, Ripe and Mellow
2 for 25c
m
h’s so much more convenient to reach instead of run
when someone calls. There’s never a bumped shin, a
stubbed toe, or a breathless "hello“ with an extra
telephone around.
\"wi/
NABISCO GRAHAM
Call our business office for full information on a
surprisingly low cost extra telephone today. The e *
no obligation, of course.
t Valley Telephone Company
Serving Mill City-Gates, Aum 3VmB|
J")etroit-Idanha. Silverton, Turner
KE LLOM'S
GROCERY
Air Conditioning-temperatures made to order-for a ¡ weather comfort. Get a demonstration!
for your every day
needs
Kellom's
FRESH MEATS
Nebergall's Wieners lb 5 9C
6 lb. box s3.30
Smoked Pork Chops lb 6!
Ken Golliet
Prices
Effective
Grocery
Your Neighborhood
Grocery
MEHAMA, OREGON
Your Friendly IGA Store
Jul 31 Aug 1,2
Mill City, Oregon
The del A ir 2 Door Sedan with 3ody by Fn^ee. Every window of every Chevrolet is Safety P^te Glass.
YOUR DRIVING FOOT (AND YOUR
DOLLARS) NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD!
CHEVROLET puA? you In charge of the SMOOTHEST automatic
drive and the most VIGOROUS V8 in the low-price field. Economy
never performed like this, looked like this or rode like this before!
Chevy's the beautiful way to be thrifty!
Imagine engine response that come» on
like the flick of a light switch . . . but
with a smoothnest that keep» you relaxed
and comfortable, always in full control
That-» Turbo-Thrust V8* teamed with
Turboglide * drive—the quickest, slickest
power combination in Chevrolet’» field
And Chevy rides like no other low-
priced car ever rode before With Fail
Coil suspension and an extra-rigid
Safety-Girder frame, it «Five» over the
road with the solid self-assurance ni
costly cars. You can even have a real air
ride,* if you want. All that—yet prices
start right down in the lowest range
See your Chevrolet dealer.
*1 rttri -'lit
America' « ’><•.4 kuy —
^CHEVROUfTi
America t be-tt teller !
See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer
Gene Teague Chevrolet
Steytoa. Ore.
Phrme BO
You can write this weather prediction
yourself: The sky will be clear if we
are careful with fire in the woods.
Simpson Logging Company
Lyons, Oregon
W 4 W Lumber Company
MUI City, Oregon
Oregon Pulp and Paper Co.
1029 3. W. Alder Portland, Ore.
WlItse Trucking Co.
Mehama, Oren0
Wills Bros. Shingle Company
MUI City, Oregon
Frank Lumber Company
MUI City, Oregon