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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1961)
<2 if)—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1961 Christmas program for Satur ey, their daughter, Mrs. Thom was erected by several Lyons day evening, December 23 at as Hollcraft and her children men. Wiring was done by Pa- 7 o'clock. It will be followed Jimmy and Julie and Mrs. Mul cifc Power & Light with the Mr». John Tewtor» By Eva Brwzlw lights donated by various or Mr. and Mrs. Henry Korn with a social time tn the Fel key s sister and brother-in-law. Mrs. Clara Miller from Pig ganizations. lowship room wnen birthday Mr. and Mrs. George Haller, mann and four children of Van gott, Arkansas is visiting at the Weekend guests at the home couver, Wn., visited a week cake, punch and coffee will be all of Portland, visited Sunday home of her daughter and hus of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiewek afternoon at the E. J. HugtMB served. band, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Car were Miss Pauline Schiewek of ago Saturday with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Mulk and J. M. Teeters homes. Mrs. Jennie Moe and sister s ter. Mrs. Miller expects to Portland, David Schiewek, spend Christmas with her Frank Thompson and daughter, family, the Larry Kimseys. daughter. Visiting at the Julius Titze Patti of Seattle, Wn. They, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston with the Schieweks were in Sa home during the weekend were of Redmond were Sunday lem Saturday evening to attend Mrs. Titzes daughter and guests at the home of Mr. and the wedding of John Schiewek children, Mrs. Harvey Buxton and Ray and Beth Davies of Mrs. Hugh Johnston. The and Miss Mildred Glaser. Johnstons are former residents The Lyons community has Coos Bay. of this city having owned and been hit with the flu bug, with Willow Phillips, daughter of operated a grocery store. lots of sickness among adults Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips arrived home last Tuesday ev Teddy Nydegger returned as well as children. home from the Salem Memoriai John Schiewek, son of Mr. ening for the Christmas holi hospital Wednesday where he and Mrs. Paul Schiewek of days. Willow is a freshman at will convalesce following major Lyons and Miss Mildred Glaser OCE in Monmouth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glory to Cod surgery. Janis Wilson, who is a stu Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc Glaser of Shedd exchanged dent at Virginia Inter Moun Kay of Mehama have moved their wedding vows at the tain college at Bristol, Va. was in the high into the Martha Hiatt house Central Assembly of God met in Portland Saturday even recently vacated by the Doug church in Salem Saturday nite. ing by her parents, Mr. and est, and on las Windom family who mov The new Mrs. Schiewek is em Mrs. Ercill Wilson, after an earth peace, ployed for the state and Mr. eventful trip home by plane. ed to Newport. Mr. and Mrs. James Hollings Schiewek is a student at Wil Her plane was delayed then good will. head is spending this week at lamette university. After a was unaole to land in Portland Cloverdale on the coast at the wedding trip to the coast they and had to go to Seattle and home of their daughter and will be at home in Salem. ; the passengers were sent back Miss Beulah Lewis, assisted I to Portland by bus. husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ad by Mrs. Clyde Lewis and Mrs. j Dennis Christensen, who is ams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sledge Bert Lyons honored Mr. and stationed at San Diego with were weekend guests at the Mrs. MacMormon and daughter ‘ the Navy arrived the last of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Susan with a reception and I week at the home of his par Flood at Renton, Wn. Mrs. open house at the new home ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flood is the twin sister of Mr. of the Mormons Sunday after Christensen for a short leave. I Sledge and the occasion honor- noon from 2 to 4. The Mormons He will return to San Diego | ed the 25th wedding annivers- recently moved here from Spo before the first of the year. kane, Wn., following the re I ary of Mr. and Mrs. Flood. Gerry Roberts, who is with The annual Christmas pro- tirement of Mr. Mormon from the WACs and has been sta ■ gram was presented Friday ev the U. S. Air Force. Mrs. tioned at the Air Force base at ening by the Mari-Linn school Mormon will be remembered Colorado Springs, Colo., ar in the gym with a large at- as the former Miss Evelyn rived home Sunday morning to spend her first leave with her I tendance. Santa appeared and Vaughn of Lyons. The annual Cnristmas pro parents, the Ray Roberts, and ■ treats were given the children. The St. Patrick Altar society gram was presented by the Me other relatives. Pvt. Roberts members held their annual pot thodist Sunday school Sunday I will return to Colorado January luck supper at the hall Sunday . evening. Treats were given the 2. evening at 6 o'clock with a children following the program. | The Mehama grade school small crowd due to so much program planned for Wednes Instructions or making gay day evening was cancelled due sickness. A gift exchange was felt Christmas stockings, spark to so many being out of school enjoyed by the children. The citizens of Lyons are very ling trees and angels from cell because of illness. The school Products Pat and Francis McCarley happy to be among the other ophane straws are yours for the will have a small Christmas small towns in the Christmas asking-Get the bulletin "Chris party with treats Friday morn spirit with their first lighted tmas Decorations for Your ing. Stayton Mill City, Oregon outdoor Christmas tree. The Home" at the County Exten The Mehama church and sion office. 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