•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19S9
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Remember? It happened 14 years
ago.
The Mill City Enterprise Oct-
25, 1945
The Mill City Planing and Proces
sing Company had a destructive fire
Tuesday. Firefighters saved all but
the planing building and equipment.
An overheated motor was believed
to be the cause.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake received
word that their son. Jack Lake.
Gunners Mate 2|3 of the U. S- Navy,
thought he would be discharged the
second week in Novemzer.
Wayne Delos Hoeye spent his fur
lough with his family here, at the
home of Mrs. Hoeye’s mother. Mrs-
Harry Mason. He is from Camp Wal
ters, Texas.
Passing Thoughts of the Editor
from that week—
“Sitting on my GI bed”
My GI hat upon my head
My GI pants, my GI shoes.
Everything is free, nothing to lose;
GI razor, GI comb-
But GI wish that I were home.”
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10 YEARS AGO
October 27, 1949
Mill City’s first charter election
was postponed to November 8 due to
delay in posting notice. Mayor Har
old Kliewer and Councilmen ruled
that 30 day period must be com-
plied with.
Mill City State Bank opened in its
new quarters on First Ave and Front
St. last Saturday with more than
250 attending, according to Boo
Hill, cashier.
From that weeks issue of Looking
Up and Down the Canyon by Charles
Wolverton. “This week is my last as
editor and publisher of the Mill City
Enterprise—in my three years of
editorship friendly words and deeds
cheered me when the going was
rough—I’m confident in turning ov
er the paper to the new owner, Don
Petersen, that it is a better paper i
I than when I took it over."
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Five Years Ago
From Lyons came news of the
¡ wedding of Miss Caroline Helemn to
| Luther Brown of Mehama
From Gates correspondence by Mrs-
Albert Millsap: Both sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Devine sustained acci-
past week. Gordon, had his
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in a sling, the result of a foot
I arm
ball accident and Wayne was on
crutches with his foot in a cast, the
result of a playground accident
From Detroit news by Boots Cham
pion, Mrs. Wilbur Harlan escaped
serious injury when the car door
flew open while they were on a hunt
ing trip to Lapine. She fell to the
pavement and
received
multiple
bruises.
From Mehama came word of the
marriage in Washnigton D C. of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagner. Sep
tember 25. Dick was employed in the
diplomatic department of the govem-
ment.
Mabel A Parker a at I- Aycviuii
Detroit sei
sent word
that the thermometer hit
____ a lo' >w of 20
degrees
decrees at Idanha Tuesday evening. .
Mrs. Robert Veness. chairman of
the PTA’s International dinner was
hard at work planning for the sched
uled November 4 dinner at the grade
school gym
Mrs- Roy Pate had won a $150 dia
mond ring as second prize in a recent
contest by a Eugene firm. She had the
diamond reset in a man's ring and
presented it to her husband on their
16th wedding anniversary.
Firemen were working on prepara
tions for their 10th annual benefit to
be held Saturday, November 20. John
Muir was general chairman.
You And the Best in
MEAT and GROCERIES
when you shop regularly
at our meat and grocery
store.
See as about a Locker
Order one and have II
for falL
Open 7 Days A Week,
Mill City
Meat Market
Mill (My
Phone 2642
REMOVE THIS
SHADOW FROM
YOUR HOME
Does your insurance fall short
of covering today’s higher
value of your property T If eo
you stand to lose important
money tn case of fire.
See Us Soon
HILL INSURANGE
AGENCY
J. C. Kimmel, Owner
Ph. 1708, Mill City, Ora.
ft's the Water
When you're thirsty for a glass of cool, refreshing
draft beer, look for the blue and red neon window
sign that tellsyou there’s rare good tasteon tapinside.
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Could you guess
what’s good about
headache ?
If you happen to have one right
now. probably all you need ia
an aspirin. But the fact is: a
headache sometimes is a signal. It may be telling
you something is wrorjg . . . perhaps something
quite remote from the pain. In this event it's a
nmproos—valuable information for your physician
So if you have a persistent or recurring headache
and don’t know why, see your doctor Don't take
a chance. Your physician can probably clear up
your problem in short order. Of course, he may
say all you need is aspirin—but even that's worth
RnewCgg.
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Dependable Prescription Service
Phone 6607
MUI City, Oregon
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