The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, August 21, 1958, Page 3, Image 3

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WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
t—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, AVGUST 21, 1956
Bi Eva Bressler
Lee, David and Shelley all of Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wesley are and
Elmer Hiatt father of Mrs
Between
announcing the engagement of their Bodeker who is ill at the Bodeker
daughter Miss Gloria Wesley to Larry home. The occassion honored the birth­
Portland-Salem-ldanha
Gene Urban son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete day anniversary of Mrs. Johnson.
Harris of Mill City. Plans are being
all way points
Tuesday afternoon callers in Lyons
made for a September wedding. Miss were Mrs. Ethel Downie of Wheeler,
Allied Van Lines Agent Wesley is a student at the Stayton Mrs. Berneice Taliaferro from Hay­
High School and Mr. Urban is em­ ward. California and Mrs. Ethel'
ployed in the Forestry Service.
Local & Nationwide
Trask of Stayton. Mrs. Downie and
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Tibbits, Mrs. Taliaferro are the former Abel
Household Moving
Cathy and Mike and Miss Frances girls who spent their girlhood in Ly­
Peters of Stayton also Cpl. Deo ons. They were calling on some of
Bridges have returned from Calif­ the old timers.
Stayton Phone 2125
ornia. They visited Disney Land,
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Zoodny and Mrs.
Knotts Berry Farm, The Zoo, China­ Leon Berg of Eugene were Sunday
Salem EM 3-1626
town, Cinerama, Tijiana and Fisher- dinner guests at the home of Mr
Iman’s Wharf. They were guests of and Mrs. Sam Bridges and family.
SHIP IT \WIGHT
relatives in the Southland. Cpl Bridg-
The Lyons Garden Club held their
I es has received his discharge from picnic at the North Santiani Park on
i the Marine Corps and is now employ- Wednesday, August 13 with the losers
ied at the Stayton Canning Company,! on the membership contest enter­
¡prior to entering Willamette Univer­ taining. Games furnished the enter­
tainment followed by a short busi­
sity this fall.
I Mrs. Arnie Larson from Rainier ness session. Plans were discussed for
spent the weekend at the home of Mr. the Fall Flower Show and Mrs. Vir­
and Mrs. Albert Wesley. Jay Smith gen Scott will appoint her commit­
returned home with her for the week. tees soon. A picnic lunch was held at
Mrs. William Kramer is confined the noon hour.
to the Santiam Memorial hospital in
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cotton and two
Stayton with a broken leg she re­ children, Gregory and Trina from
ceived when she slipped and fell while Hermiston spent several days this
Of all kinds. Trusses
| employed at the Stayton Canning week at the home of his father, Mr.
Abdnmiaal Supports
! Company.
and Mrs. Earl Cotton.
Static Hoelerv
| Julene Mann and Rosie Beauchane
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ayers left
I of Wolf Point. Montana are visiting Sunday for Heppner, Oregon where
Fitters
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam he
employed. The
Ayers
have
UC will
W.M be L'ULj'.VJ.U.
.
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Fitting Roonus.
Bridges. Miss Mann is a neice of the resided in Lyons for some time liv-
Bridges.
1 ing in one of the apartments over
“Ask Your Doctor*’
Miss Janice Wade from Philmore, . Thiels store.
i California will return home this week
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Utterback and
I after spending some time at the home ' two daughters Margaret and Chari
I of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. i from Taber, Iowa spent several days
I at the home of her sister, Mr. and
IW. W. Carter.
Wednesday evening dinner guests Mrs. Harold Horn and family.
504 State St
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens went
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Bodeker were their daughters and to Shoshone, Idaho, the last of the
Corner of Liberty
families, Mr. and Mrs. Norman John­ ’ week to get his mother. Mrs. Henry
son and three sons, Chris, Curt and Stevens, and returned to Lyons. Mrs.
S and H Green Stampa
Eric and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton Stevens had spent most of the sum-
and four children, Douglas, Margo mer in Wyoming at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Burnside Mrs.
Stevens is making her home at the
present with Mrs. Alice Huber.
Mrs. William Kramer returned
SUNSHINE
home Friday evening from Santiam
Memorial hospital after spending
several days there with a broken
leg, which she received while em-
ployed at the cannery in Stayton.
Richard Schiewek, who is with the
ZEE TOILET
U. S. Marine Corps and has been
stationed at Salem, has been transfer­
red to California. His wife and baby
will join him as soon as he is perm­
anently located and can find living
quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Weaver and
I G A
children and Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Scott and Joyce spent the weekend
at Suttle Lake.
Several from Lyons went to Mill
City Saturda yevening where they
City Saturday evening where they
CAPITOL
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing
were Sunday overnight guests at the
home of her sister, Mr, and Mrs. j
Bert Bailey and family at Springfield. I
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Downing and
children spent the weekend at the '
FISHER'S BLEND
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
¡Orville Downing. Enroute to their
home at McNary, they stopped at J
Yamhill and got their daughter Paula, I
j who had been visiting at the home of
her grandparents there. ’
CARNATION INSTANT
Janet Mahoney returned to her
I home at Vancouver, Wash., after
spending the week at the home of
Mrs. Donna Asmussen, as a guest of
[ Miss Mildred.
SURGICAL
NEW
RUGGED
GENERAL
for only
SUPPORTS
90
6.70 k IS
plus fan and
raeappabla easin«
Capital Drug Store
Crackers
Tissue
1 lb. 27‘
4 roll pack 33c
Margarine 5lbs.$1.00
Catsup
2 bottles 29 c
Flour
10 lbs. 89‘
14qt. size 98c
New Arrivals
FRESH PRODUCE
DILLARD CANTALOUPES
2 for 19c
2 Dozen 29c
LEMONS
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
On The Following
Santiam
Memorial
Hospital
Bom August 15 to Mr. and Mrs.
i William R. Weddle, Stayton a girl, [
I Rene Mane, weighing 7 pounds V« j
ounce.
Born August 16 to Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Danielson of Stayton a girl,
Lorna Lee, weighing 7 pounds 5
ounces.
Born August 16 to Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard J. Hendricks of Stayton a
girl, Carol Ann, weighing 6 pounds
12V« ounces.
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Children's Chairs, Gaily Painted. From Mexico
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H. L. STIFF
Furniture Co.
We Give and Redeem
Penny Saver Stamps
367 3rd St. Stayton
SHOP
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KELLOM'S
GROCERY
Prices
Kellom's
Effective
Aug. 21,22, 23
Grocery
Tour Neighborhood
Grocery
Mill City, Oregon
We invite you to
join our
Tree Farm Family .
a plan by
which we
are able to
help landowners
manage their timberlands
for regular tree harvests . ..
Simpson Logging Company
Lyons, Oregon
W & W Lumber Company
Mill Oty, Oregon
Oregon Pulp and Paper Co.
1028 a W. AJder Portland. Ore.
Wiltse Trucking Co.
Mehama, Oregon
Wills Bros. Shingle Company
MUI aty, Oregon
Frank Lumber Company
Mill Qty, Oregon
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