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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1958)
s THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE B» Eva Bressler Entered as second class matter No Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead • nd vomber 10. 1944 at the poet office • MUI City, Oregon, under »he Act of , sons Walter and Jimmie are spend- i ing several days at the coast. While March 3. 1879. I there they will visit at the home of Marion-Linn Counties, per «ear S3 M I her sister at Depoe Bay Outside, .Marion-Linn Counties S3.JO Mrs. Fannie Grate and her sister Mrs. May Vandeventer from Enid, Oklahoma are visiting at the home of NATIONAL EDITORIAL Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard. Mrs. Grate is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Prich- ■ ard. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ridder from Lincoln, Illinois have moved into the house belonging to Mrs. Winifred , Sauve. Mr. Ridder will teach the fifth grade at the Mari-Linn school. He will j replace Charles Crew who is unable I to return due to injuries received in Telephone 6651 or 7605 a car accident. DON W. MOFFATT, Editoe-Publiaher Mrs. Leland Manning, and children Richie, Larry and Cherri and Mrs. Jack Riesterer Jr., and son Scott re turned to Waldport with their hus bands where they will spend some time. The men folks are doing some logging there. Between Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and sons Walter and Jimmie are spending Portland-Salem-ldanha several days at the coast. While there all way points they- will visit at the home of her sis ter at Depoe Bay. Allied Van Lines Agent 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett from Butte, Montana are visiting at the I Local & Nationwide home of Mr- and Mrs. Charles Cruson. | The Bennetts who are old friends of Household Moving the Crusons make this a yearly trip. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Meshew and 1 sons are vacationing near Los Ang Stayton Phone 2125 eles, California. Meshew is an em Salem EM 3-1626 ployee of the Simpson plywood plant. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright from Florence were Wednesday night SHIP IT WRIGHT guests at the home of Loren Cham berlain. Mrs. Pearl Averill returned home from Newport after spending two weeks there with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Burnelle White and child I ren. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bridges and two sons Ja' kie and Danny from Fair- fex, California are visiting with rel atives in Lyons. They are guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Sam ¡Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. Truman j Tibbitts. Melvin is a nephew of Sam Of all kinds. Trusses ' Bridges. While here they have picnic- Abdominal Supports ed at Detroit Lake and Silver Creek Elastic Hosiery I Falls. Expert Fitters Mr. and Mrs. Ramie Martell and Private Fitting Rooms I sons Timmy and Tommy spent the | week end in Burns with friends. I Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye and two “Ask Your Doctor” ______ ' granddaughters, Robin and Janel Pesek of Lebanon, spent Sunday at Sand Lake on the coast. The little girls returned home Sunday evening ' after spending several days at the home of their grandparents. 504 SUt« St Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Downer and I children, Lonna, Carol and Dwight Corner of Liberty j spent the weekend at the coast. Fri- ! day night was spent at Gleneden S and H Green Stamp« Beach and Saturday night at New- ' port, returning home Sunday. 5’ ■ » WRIGHT TRUCK LINE SURGICAL SUPPORTS Capital Drug Store NABISCO GRAHAM 1 lb.35' Crackers WHITE STAR CHUNK STYLE Tuna can 29® HUNT'S TOMATO Juice 46 oz. can 2 for49‘ MAYFLOWER COTTAGE pint 29® Cheese I G A Sunnymorn Coffee lb. 69® DUTCH MAID 2 lbs. 43® Margarine FRESH PRODUCE SEEDLESS GRAPES____ 2 lbs. 29c Bunch CELERY I Oc FRESH MEATS SWIFT'S PREMIUM WIENERS 1 Pound Cello Pkg. 57® 3—THE MILL CITV ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. AUGUST 2«. 1958 Detroit-Idanha By Jessie Savage Visitors attending services at the Detroit Church of Christ were Mr and Mrs. Hart of Longview, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad N’ystrom and four children of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ebar and son are moving to Corvallis where Mr. Ebar will enroll at Oregon State. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham and children are moving to Eugene. Mr. Graham was superintendent of De troit school last term. Mr. Thomas and daughter, from California were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Leming recently. Carla Juht was a house guest of Beth Lyda of Turner for a few days. A birthday party was held Monday afternoon at Mongold for Rita Sav age. Helping Rita to celebrure the event of her 10 birthday anniversary were Bonita Clester, I.inda and Donna Brown, Christina Nyberg, June Mc Cauley, Sandia Tompkins, Margaret Baker, Donna Storey, Becky Wenke, Douglas Graham, Dennis Stoll, Terry, Tony and Rebecca Savage. After the group Mi joyed a swim, refreshments were served by Rita’s mother, Mrs. Athel Savage and her aunt, Mrs John Savage. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swayze have purchased the John Meals property at Detroit and plan on moving within the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Trix from the Salem District of the highway de partment are moving to Detroit. Mrs. Tenny Moore and family from Medford were visitors recently for a short while at the Ranger Sta tion. She left her daughter. Mary Lou to visit Penny Dean for a few days. Charley Bristow from Prineville was a recent visitor in these two com f munities with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farrell and family from Waldport were visitors Saturday in Idanha . nesday to a party for their son Curtis on his 4th birthday anniversary. The family did not know of Mr. Juhl’s surgery until the party was over, as he did not wish to spoil his son’s party. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Julian and son, Glen Jr., spent the weekend with relatives in Washington. They with a group planned to spend the weekend at Ranier. The regular monthly fellowship dinner will be held at the Lyons Methodist church Firday evening at 6:30 p. m., followed by a short pro gram and music. All members and friends are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roidt and two sons from San Andreas, Calif., spent several days at the home of Mrs. Leota Worden and daughter, Marjorie. Rev. Mrs. Earl Cotton and hus- band left Monday for 1 the coast where they will spend several days. The Southern Pacific section has been discontinued at Lyons temporar ily. Earl Harper, section forman, has been sent to Turner. The men em ployed here were sent to sections at various places. Karen Kallunki from Clatskanie spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prichard, as a house guest of their daughters. Tommy Grimes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grimes, returned home Sunday evening from Honolulu, after spending the last two months there at the home of his brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Grimes. Mrs. Donna Asmussen and daugh ter, Mildred, went to Reedsport for the weekend with relatives. lb. 65' STEWING Chickens each$1.19 Ken Golliet Your Friendly IGA Store for only 6.70 X IS plus lax and recappabl« eating MATCHED SET OF FOUR — •SIT® Every Tire full strength and factory fresh! All sizes reduced proportionately I EASIEST PAY TfRAIsX ANYWHERE / DAV 1/ nrr 1/ uau 1/ ner PAY '/3 0<T 73 N0V 3 DK PHILIPPI TIRE SERVICE r THE N GENERAL V TIRE J "Saving Your Tires Is Our Business" Phone UL 9-2753 Mehama, Oregon STAY ON THE BALL! ♦ •» > ♦ CARPETING and LINOLEUM H. L. STIFF Furniture Co. We Give and Redeem Penny Saver Stamps 367 3rd St. Stayton fORfsr c Res SHOP KELLOM'S Everybody can help prevent forest wildfires. Forests mean farm income, jobs, better hunting and fishing. 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