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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1959)
Mrs. Leo Poole returned Sunday from Oakland, where she spent the past week visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O M. Mikkelsen. Mrs. Al Nesbitt has been earing for her three children during her absence. HAT THIS COUNTR y NEEDS IS MORE FREE * SPEECH WORTH 4 > STEN I N& TQ1 TOM Says: What your car needs is more service from Tom’s Shell Ser vice. Drive in today for quick, reasonable lubrication and pol ishing. We deal exclusively in Shell gasoline and oil. Tom's Shell We Give BAH Green Stampa Phone 7984 Mill Ctty THE NAYION’5 < * BIGGEST 1959 EXPOSITION < I.ast Day Saturday JAPANESE EXTRAVAGANZA of Dance, Melody, laughter Albert B. Gins presents TAKARAZU K A Dance Theatre Matinee: 2:30 p. m. Sat Evenings: 8:15 p. m. General Admission $1.50 Reserved $2.50 - $3.00 Box $3.50 BIGGEST FAMILY FUN-TIME ATTRACTION IN OREGON'S HISTORY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davis and daughter. Bernice, from Turner, spent Sunday at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason. Mrs. Davis is Mrs. Mason’s sister and a former resident of Mill City. Guests at the home of Mr. and Lowe.. Cree Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Matlock. Mis» Beverly .Matlock Mr. and Mrs. John \\ ehr Sharon, Barbara and Mathew, Mrs. J C. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. O. U Gorton and Dale all of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meacham and The guests were served an outdoor Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long of Salem, formerly of Detroit, and Mrs George Harry White spent the week end at 0-rbequed supper Laird went to Reno, Friday, and ame Jefferson Park. They made the nine- mile hike in and stated it was well Mrs. Melanie Bartka entertained back Monday. worth their while as it is a beautiful at her apartment Wednesday after noon at an nLrmal "Koffee Klutch” Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weber re trip. for a few of her friends. Mrs. Bartka cently purchased a home at 470 S. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Foos of Salem is the mother of Mrs. Frank Moore E. Hazel and moved here from Me were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. and is spending the summer in Mill hama Saturday. Jay R. Mason Tuesday noon. In the City. Her home is in Bakersfield. Cal. Mrs. Anna Brown from Portland evening for dinner, they entertain Present were Mrs. Otto Witt. Mrs. speftt the weekend at the home of her ed, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cole who also Clara Corbin, Mrs. Herbert Schroed er, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Miss Daisy sister and borther-in-law, Mr. and live in Salem. Geddes and the hostess. Mrs. Bartka Mrs. Guy Newbre. The Robert Harris and Bob Veness J. F. Klock. Salem, uncle of Mrs. Mrs. Fred Duffy has received word families enjoyed a picnic dinner last H. I Plymale passed away at his that her aunt, Mrs. Lulu Berringer of Monday night at North Santiam park home Wednesday. Funeral services Mehama is in the hospial suffering Because the weather had turned were held in Salem Friday and inter cooler that day, they reported that ment was in Fox Valley cemetery from the effect of a stroke. they had the park all to themselves. mar Lyons. Pallbearers from Mill City were Ernest Ragsdale. Sr., Geo. Mrs. Kenneth Chance was present Funeral services were held Wed Flook, John Plambeck and Irl Ply- ed with an electric Dutch oven by Folger’s coffee company in their re nesday at Corvallis for George Freu ' male. Others attending from here Beatty, former Mill City resident. He were Mrs. Plymale and Mrs. Eldon cent door bell ringing contest. died at the Carl Barclay home near Hutchinson. W alter Thomas, Jr., son of Mr. and I Alsea. He is survived by his wife and ' two daughters. Jaycettes met Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter Thomas is spending his August 20, at the home of Mrs. Gordy leave at home following completion Mrs. Hattie Arnold of Stayton, McMorris A barbecue was discussed, of his basi,- training at Ft. Ord. I entertained at a birthday dinner for but no definite date was set. Refresh I her granddaughter, Christine Chance. ments were served by the hostess and The Shrine club held their annual • on the occasion of her 13th birthday cards were played Winning prizes at the George Pettingill home* picnic anniversary. Also present were Chris- John Wills and Mrs. on the Little Northfork Sunday. Over | tine’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were Mrs Larry Carrick. Members present were: 50 were present to enjoy the event. ' Chance and son David. Mrs. John Wills, Mrs. Larry Carrick, Mrs. Beryl Lamb. Mrs. James Grant. Mrs. Bess Vandemeer is spending Mr. and Mrs. i. David I mphress of thl hostess, Mrs. Gordy McMorris, part of her vacation at the home of \ Portland are th the a parents parents of of a her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. daughter born to them at the Air Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Mason re- : and Mrs. Howard Fenner in Eugene. Base hospital. The new arrival has turned last Wednesday night from — been nambed Karen Renee. Pater Patty McClintock spent four days nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. their vacation trip to Alaska. They j report a wonderful time and no car I last week in Salem at the home of her Charles Umphress of Mill City. great uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. I trouble. ~ . They did however, run in- i to quite a bit of rainy weather while O. W Gorton. She returned to Mill Malcolm Davis of Longview, Mash., up there The scenery in the newt City Sunday. visited last week at the home of his state is something to see, they re- ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. (Mode) i marked, but it is good to be home { Visiting at the home of his parents. Davis. He made the trip down to help again. When asked if they were to ■ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olmstead last i his father celebrate his birthday an | “stay put” for awhile. Jay said, i week were. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olm-1 niversary. | “Have to in order to get things in, stead and family of Coberg. They are I shape around home.’’ Mr. Mason re-. former rseidents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes visit , tired recently from his position as ed friends in Mill City this week. power house superintendent at De- j Miss Julia Ann Schroeder, daughter They are stationed at the Stahlman itroit Dam. of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell S-hroeder of , lookout, near Detroit for the summer. Crescent City. Calif., is visiting at the Robert is a giaudate of Mill City Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy home of her grandparents, Mr and High school and both are attending land daughter. Gayle and Colleen of' Mrs. Herbert Schroeder. the University of Oregon, and will Van Nuys. Calif , spent Tuesday in graduate next year. ¡Mill City visiting their many friends. Larry Kanoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. The McCarthy's at one time operated Lawrence Kanoff was treated last Mr. and Mrs. George Lindquist, a furniture store here, and were ac- ' week for cerebral concussion, after son Dean; Miss Leona Lamb, and Mr. tive in civic affairs. Mr. McCarthy is being hit on the head with a base and Mrs. James Conibear and Pa now in the furniture department of 1 ball bat. during a recent game. tricia, George and Mary Conibear a large Sears store in Van Nuys, and Dr. Mark Hammencksen’» Opto- spent the weekend at the Marion reports the family likes it fine there. Forks Forest Camp. They went there | h rom here they went to Salem to metric offices in the Beil building m to visit te Conibear’s older son, Jim, visit friends, then on to Portland to -»tayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m. who is at the Marion Lake Guard Sta to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne- tion. They were joined Saturday night 'visit Mrs. McCarthy’s parents. While here the McCarthy» subscribed to The adv. •essary. by Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt and Enterprise so they .an keep track of Brian. happenings in the area Visitors last week at tie home of Mr. and M rs. John A Tunnell bf Lyons were Mrs. Tunnell’s brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Couture and son. Bobbie of Bellflow er, Calif. Kanyon Kapers Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake went to to Redding. Calif., Saturday. They took their grandchildren. Terry and i Shannon Coryell back to their home. | The Coryell children had spent two weeks here and also a week with their i father. Jack Coryell at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler mo tored to Canby Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto. Mr. Veteto who suffered another stroke recently is now in the Canby Rest Home, and friends here can write him at that address. The Vetetoes who had been at Seaside since leaving Mill City I will now make their home at Canby. THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE IHl RSDAY. AUGUST 27, 1959 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel motored in to their homes. Mr. Willoughby to McMinnville Sunday where they at one time was employed by The met Mr. and Mrs, Perry Willoughby. They then went down on the c< ast Enterprise Mrs. Willoughby was ac- v ■ in 'he Garden club. where they had dinner before return- dunm Cooled By Refrigeration Box Office Opens 5:30 I’. M. Sunday» - 7:00 I*. M. Week Day» FRIDAY. 8ATIRDAY, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28-29-30 PHIL CAREY, CATHERINE McLE OD. in “RETURN TO WAR BOW” Western in Color — PLUS — TYRONE POWER, MARLENE DIETRICH, ( HARLES LAUGHTON, in “WITNESS FOR THE PROS1UIT1ON” NOItf IS THE TIME TO START ANY OF THESE * see us for the materials you’ll need Kelly Lumber Sales Open Saturday Phone 6803 Mill City, Oregon Let The Enterprise DO YOUR PRINTING There is no need to spend your lime going out of Mill City to have your PRINTING done. here at home. 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