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4^-THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THlRSDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1958
Re-Elect Republican
MEHAMA
JESS W. SAVAGE
State Representative
for Linn County
Dedicated to All of
the People,
Not Just the
Favored Few.
A Man of Intergrity and Proven Ability, With the Courage
to Vote His Own Convictions.
BUSINESS MAN—FARM OWNER—CIVIC LEADER
Rex Casey, Chm., 1505 W. 12th Ave., Albany, Ore.
Savage for Representative Committee.
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Detroit-Idanha
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By Jessie Savage
was
Portland General
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host Thursday night to about 400
people at a recognition banquet held
Bv Mrs. John Tee’era
Mr. and Mrs. Harry’ Monroy and ’.n the Gold Room at the Marion
Linda were Sunday guests at the I). Hotel in Salem. The banquet was in
honor of f Marion County 4H club
G. Bilyeu home in Lebanon.
Sunday guests at the Scott Brown leaders. Attending from here were
Clester. Mr. and
home were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Woll- Mr. and Mrs. Art Clester,
Mrs. Gus Hern and Mr. and Mrs
ery and daughter of Salem.
Herb Wenke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Chase and
The American Legion
Auxiliary
family of Lyons are moving into the nut Tuesday night at the
home of
Frank Kimery house here.
Mrs. Quincy Smith with eight mem-
Visitors Sunday at the Edward bers and one guest present, who gave
Walz home were an unde and aunt an interesting talk on her trip to
of Mrs. Wa’.z, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Girl’s State, which was sponsored
Trick of Alberta Canada, who are by the Auxiliary. The next meeting
visiting relatives in Oregon; Mr. and
1
Mrs. Virgil Trick and family of Dal l’eba Snyder, November 5.
las, the Rev. Ormal Trick of West
Mrs. Sylvia Wenke was hostess at |
Linn, Mrs. Elsie Trick, Mrs. Sarah a party held at her home Friday 1
Scott, and Mrs. Clarence King and morning.
son, Jim, all of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Duard Higgins from 1
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tietze and Stevensville, Mont., and
Mr. and
granddaughter, Barbara
Richmond Mrs. Janies Johnson, of Missoula,
spent Friday and Saturday at their Mont., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl
cabin on the Metolius river. Sunday Shaffer. Mr.
Higgins and
Mrs. •
guests at the Tietze home were Mr. Johnson are sisters of Mr. Shaffer.
and Mrs. Roy Downing of Roseburg.
Sherry Williamson was honored
Sunday visitors at the Jim Rich
with a birthday party Tuesday by
mond home were Glenn Berringer of her mother with a “Little Girl’s
Oregon City and his mother, Mrs. Dress-Up Day.’’ Guests were Mrs.
Lula Berringer. Mrs. Berringer has Ed Jackson and Valerie, Mrs. Alpha
been staying with her brother and Everly and Deanne, Mrs. Louis
family the Kenneth Morris’ of Prine I risp n and Janice and Jimmy, Mrs.
ville and had come over for a few Junior Williamson and Diana, Mrs. j
days’ visit in Oregon City.
Bill Saner, and Alta and Donnie, ;
Mrs. E. J. Hughes and grand Mrs. Russell Reid and Cindy, Betty I
daughter, Jana Hughes spent the Jo Wenke, Patti Youngblood, Mrs.
weekend visiting with her son and (. harley Lichlyter and hostess Mrs. .
family, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hughes l.ynn Williamson and Jackie and Deb
and children of Astoria.
bie. Sherry presented each of her '
Reed G. White of Beaverton visit guests with a gift before she opened j
ed Saturday evening at the J. M. her own packages.
Refreshments!
Teeters home after he had spent the were served
day transacting business at the Mar
Mrs. Dorothy Williamson and Mrs. '
on Forks Fish Hatchery. Mr. White Sylvia \\ enke were in Salem Tuesday I
is assistant director of fish culture
for a Leader’s Training meeting for
for the Oregon Fish Commission with the next lesson to be given at the
ofices in Portland.
Idanha Home Extension meeting at
M rs. May Quier of Eugene has the fire hall, November 6 at 1 p. m.
been spending a short time here visit-' The lesson on that day
will be
ing her daughter and family, Mr.
“Christmas Decorations.” The ladies,
anil Mrs. Ray Roberts and daugh-
of both communities are invited to
! ters.
these meetings.
The Women’s Society of the Me
Mrs. Frieda Hiebert took a group
hama church has postponed their of girls from the Idanha Community
. November 13 meeting due to the church to West Salem's Skateland
Hospital Auxiliary meeting that is I Saturday afternoon. Enjoying this
being held that afternoon. The So outing were Serena Hawthorne, San
ciety meeting wil] be November 20, dra Tompkins, Jerilynn Hopson, Sar
starting with the usual 1 o’clock des ah Smith, Lana and Donna Storey,
i
sert luncheon. The ladies of the June McCauley, Yvonne
Gillispie,
church are planning on serving Linda Chapman, Pat Grant
luncheon at the General Election on Mrs. Hiebert’s sons, Jimmy and and
Don-
November 4.
aid.
Mrs. Elwin Erickson is here from
Mrs. Mabel Moore returned home
Southern California visiting at the Tuesday afternoon ’from a
few
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. weeks’ stay in a Salem hospital fol
L. Kirsch aad with her daughter’s lowing major surgery. Her son, Keith,
: family, the Kenneth Weldons of Al- and family from Sandy were week
I buquerque, N. M-, who are also guests end guests. Mrs. Moore is
recover-
1 at the Kirsch home,
ing satisfactorily.
j Mrs. Al Molnar and son, Jim of,
Sunday visitors in the Quincy
Oak Grove were Saturday guests at Smith home were Mr. and
Mrs. J,.
the home of Mrs. Molnar’s parents, D. Smedley and daughter, Mary Lou
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buckler.
and Mr. and Mrs. King Ewing and
Mrs. O. K. Landers was hostess daughter, Mary Frances from Prine
at her home Monday afternoon, Oc ville.
tober 20 to a group of children for
Mr. and Mrs, Buck Storey and
a surprise party honoring her daugh girls from Corvallis ’were visiting
ter, Sandra, on her 7th birthday an friends and relatives in Idanha over
niversary. Games were played and the weekend.
freshments of cake, ice cream and
Mr. and Mrs. Hargreaves from
\ punch were served by the hostess. Portland were visiting over
the
Present besides the honor guest were weekend in these two communities.
I Nancy Owens,
Francis Shaddon, Mrs. Hargreaves is the former Don
Renee Champ, Brenda Coles, Rex na McKeever, who attended school
and Roily Longfellow, Bruce Teet-! at Detroit.
ers, Keith Hughes and Billy Land
Miss Gloria Evenson from Salem
er«.
was a Sunday visitor of Becky Stoll.
ROSE MARIE
LOCKHART
DEMOCRAT
MATURE JUDGMENT
WORTHY OF YOUR SUPPORT
MARION COUNTY
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
Paid Pol. Adv. Lockhart for State
Rrprrxrntativ e K. Geary Neal, U10
Ford St., Salem, Oregon.
DEMOCRATS!
LET’S SEE THEM THROUGH
ON ELECTION DAY
.... For Congress
CHARLES O. PORTER......................
... For Governor
ROBERT D. HOLMES
Labor
Commissioner
NORMAN NILSEN............................
State Senator
OLIVER BUTTS .................................
For
the House
REP. ROY FITZWATER ..................
NANCY KIRKPATRICK ................... ........ For the House
(Vote for both)
ROSS McCORMICK.................................. District Attorney
BURL INGRAM................................ County Commissioner
They're All Proud To Be What They Are:
DEMOCRATS
"VOTE IT STRAIGHT IN ’58"
Pd. Adv. Linn Democratic Central Committee
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For County Commissioner
Front row: Mrs McCarthy holding Kevin. John, Anne. Mary Ellen;
Pat McCarthy holding Molly. Back row: Jerry, Bill and Michael.
Pat McCarthy Has 8 Fine Reasons for Being Concerned
for His County's Future
VOTE FOR PAT McCARTHY
McCarthy for Commissioner Committee, Peter P. Kirk, chairman,
St Pau), Oregon
New Arrivals
Report
From
Santiam
Hospital
Memorial
Born October 24 to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey W. Armstrong of Rt. 1,
Turner a girl, Sonia Ann, weighing
8 pounds *4 ounce.
Born O tober 24 to Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Etzel of Rt. 1, Stayton a
boy, Teddy Gerard, weighing 6
pounds 12*4 ounces.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J.
Nielson of Sublimity, October 10 a
girl, Barbara Therese, weighing 9
pounds 1 ounce.
Let’s ELECT a
FULL-TIME
CONGRESSMAN
ROBERT Y. THORNTON
. YOUNG . . . ALERT
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A hurd working public servant with a
full knowledge of Oregon'» problem».
EFFECTIVE
"I will work
© Easy-To - Handle Terms
and work
© Fast Action
hard, for
Instead of a
«World Traveler
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© You build valuable bank credit
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the things ’
that build
(AT OUR EXPENSE)
MILL CITY BRANCH
Th* Oregonian Say*;
Norblad has had a long free ride in Congress.
Absenteeism in his case appears significant. He
missed 14% of roll call votes in 1953. 33% in
1954, 20% in 1955, 18% in 1956 and 25% in
1957.
Tha Milwaukie Review Says:
KIRKPATRICK
A*
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REPRESENTATIVE
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in Oregon
THf UNITEO STATES NATIONAL BANK OF » 0 » T L A N C
Paid Political Advertisement by
Nancy Kirkpatrick, Lebanon,
Oregon.
Robert Y. Thornton should be elected. He will
give the 1st Oregon District the first real, live,
active congressman in many years, and we surely
need it.
Elect
ROBERT Y. THORNTON
Democrat for
CONGRESS
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1st District
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