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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1959)
Otto Witts Feted at Picnic at Santiam State Park on 4th ATLAS TIRE SALE I Don’t Be Half Safe Ride on the Best, and the Best is Atlas Cushionaire Tires LET US BUY YOUR UNUSED MILEAGE Special Prices During This Sale These Tires Are All First Line Tires 6.70- Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless .................... 23.95 Plus Exchange and Tax Tubeless ...................................................V 7.50-14 Atlas Cushionaire Plus Exchange and Tax 1 |E 7.10-15 Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless Plus Exchange and Tax You'll Never Get A Better Tire For This Price We Give S Er H Green Stamps Bassett Chevron Station Mr. and Mrs Otto Witt were hosts for a picnic party July 4 at Santiam State park for 48 relatives. The oc casion honored not only the birthday and wedding anniversaries of many present, but the fact that it was 50 years to ths day that Mr. Witt came to America from Germany. He has lived most all of that time in Mill City. Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Plambeck of Mill City; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Plambeck of Corvallis and their •children Jan.ce and Douglas; Henry Bock, Marie Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bock and chidlren Carla. Larry and Doretta Bock and Mrs. Else Al len all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Dar win Biwer. Miss Suzanne Biwer, Ar thur Whitbeck, Michael, Terry and Darwin Jr. also from Salem; Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Whitlock and child ren. Barbara. Larry, Walter. Willie. »David, Mary, Doreen and Louise, all of Sandy; Mr, and Mrs. Edward Whitlock. Bennie and William, Toby Eldridge, also of Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett and children, Fran- j cis and Gerald of Edmonds, Wash ; Mrs. Lucy Huppert of Palo« Verdes Estates, Calif; Walter Witt, Miss I Evelyn Witt, and Mrs. Mae Witt of Glendale, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Plambeck of Corvallis will visit in Mill City later in the month but were unable to at tend the reunion Sunday. All but seven members of the family clan were present. Farewell Party Honors Mrs. Al Pakula ^THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Hl RSDAY, JULY 9, 1959 t See our Prize Winning Window Display of Hand Carving Poole and Nesbitt Edit Toastmistress Maa Men and Boys We have Hanes Underwear, Socks also Pajamas, Ivy League and Hickory Shirts. Mrs. Leo Poole, past president of the Mill City Toastmistress club re ____ _____ _ Mrs. ceived word last -- week — from Frances _________ _______ Eckhart __ of Albany j that she and Mrs. Al Nesbitt had been named co-editors of the Toastmist ress magazine, The Northwestern. This is a district honor for the Mill City club which has received ___ _____ numerous ______ honors ___ this , year, includ- ing'being named Club of the Year, ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP Phone 2243 Mill Gty, Ore 227 S. W. Broadway . SUMMER SPECIALS New Coty Petite Mist . . . $2.50 Plus Tax Tussy Summer Special $2 Bath Powder and Cologne . . $1.00 for their scrapbook which won both district and reg.onal top awards and has now been entered in national competition in Minnesota. Double Wedding at Vancouver Unites Two Couples from Idanha IDANHA—Miss Martha Mason from Detroit, Fred O Taylor and Miss Clydia Storey from Idanha and Tex Emerson from Mill City were i married in a double ceremony at Van Oliver, Wash., Monday at noon. They were married in the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. W. S. Bleak- ley. Rev. and Mrs. Bleakley are from Ireland and Mrs. Bleakley sang an old Irish song for the couples. Af ter the ceremony the couples returned to Detroit for a wedding dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chick Mason. Both brides wore navy blue suits with corsages of white carna tions. Miss Mason wore » white hat trimmed with blue. Mr. and Mr s Emerson have rented i an apartment at Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have bought a home in Idanha. Plus Tax Centennial Stationery, Cups and Saucers Plates, Coasters MILL CITY PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Pbone 6607 Min City, Oregon j SJ SAFE DRIVERS SAVE WITH SAFECO Safeco’» careful. "Preferred Risk” drivers earn lower rates. Call us today for full details! ^70700 SAFECO SAVE WITH The evening circle of the Mill City Presbyterian church honored Mrs. Al Pakula last week with a farewell party as they are leaving soon for Oakridge. Mr. Pakula is employed by the Forestry Depart ment. Attending were Mrs. Mary Crowthers, Mrs. Les LaMunyan, Mrs. Winifred Moore. Mrs. Roy Podrab- -ky. Mrs E. Speers, Mrs. Carol Humes. Mrs Gleason Eakin, Mrs. Paul Helgath. Mrs, Robert Roach, ano Mrs. William Truitt. The honored gu- -t was presented a gift from the group. l '< llow employees at the Forestry department and their families hun ored the Pakulas with a party Fri day evening at the Truitt home. Mrs. Lura Muniz of Boise, Idaho, is visiting at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bain. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farmen and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Soren son took a trip to Crater Lake over the holidays. Weekend gue-ts at the Ernest Gra ham home were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Erma of Portland. Mr. Erma lived here many years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Don Moffatt were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson spent the Fourth in Bend viewing the Water Pageant and Roger did some Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and fishing on the Metolius. children left last week for a visit Mrs. Jim Kesterson was taken to with relatives in Oklahoma. i Santiam Memorial hospital last week where she received medical treatment She is now recovering satisfactorily at home. Frank Earhart from Selah, Wash, ingtou visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Earhart. He took his young er brother Everett back with him for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart and son« left this week for a three-week va cation trip to Southern California and Mexico, planning to take in all the usual spots of interest Mias Erma uraham, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, has returned to San Francisco where she is employed in the personnel department of PGE. Mr. and Mrs. < larence H«»e, Don Howe, Dorman Gregory, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laia.k, Monte and Nancy went to Longview, Wash., for the weekend, where th y visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell spent the holiday weekend at the coast, report ing the weather perfect. They took in the parade in Mill City before leav ing and were favorably impressed. Guests over the I ourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P.ttani were ms brother Leland Pittam and fam- liy, from Roseburg, and his brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Snyder of Idanha. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Poole Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. Lister Poole of Seattle, Mr and Mrs. Dick Corbett and cnildren irom Portland and Mr. and Mis. imwrence Poole of Salem. Weekend guests at the Jack Dug- Hurt gan home were Mrs. Leola__ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wolfe, Bill Wolfe, and Pamela Wolfe, all of Salem, and Linda Thorpe, who has been spend- | ing the summer with her parents on I a lookout I -------------- Jerrv Pittam Insurance Phone 971 Res. Phone 7471 II II Cooled By Refrigeration Box Office Opens 5:30 P. M. Sundays . 7:00 P. M. Week Days FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SI NDAY. JULY 10-11-12 STERLING HAYDEN. RODOLFO HOYOS, in “TEN DAY’S TO TULARA” — PLUS — EARTH A KITT. S A MMY DAVIS, JR., in .ANNA LUCASTA” telephone Our New Number \ 8204 you want what you want when you then WANTAPS are for you! The Mill City Enterprise Inorder that we niav serve vou bet ter in every way. for News and Print ing \V e have a new telephone num ber. 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