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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1962)
State University at East Lan- I sing. Michigan this fall. Mr. [ Price taught science at Santi- By Marion Stovall I am High School this year. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Thomas Mrs. Buzz Blalock and daugh are celebrating the birth ot ters Clydena and Carrie Lou their grandson Troy Christopher born June 11 to Mr. and Mrs. of Lebanon stayed overnight Troy Emerson, at Santiam Saturday with the Bob Olivers. Their daughter Sheryl Oliver, Memorial hospital. He weighed returned to Lebanon with the 7^4 pounds at birth. The Women’s Club meeting Blalocks for a week’s visit. Mrs. Retha Herron under- Thursday (today), will be an an emergency appendect- all-day worx meeting, beginn went omy Friday at Memorial 1 Ios ing at 9.30 a. m. There will be pital in Salem. Iler family re- no business meeting. Members ports that she is doing very are asked to come dressed to well and is expected to come work on the clubhouse and home ten days after the opera grounds and to hring a pot tion was performed. Her doc luck dish for the noon lunch. tor told the family that it was Miss Aloha Thomas became a miracle they operated in time tire bride of Edwin Cornelius because her appendix had been King June 9, tn Belton, Texas. ruptured for two and one half Mr. King's brother, an ordain days. ed minister, periormed th M r s. Robert Blumenstein ceremony. They are now honey visited Mrs. Herron at the hos mooning in Florida and will pital Saturday. moke their home in Belton. Mrs. Alice Dougall and fam William Whitlock of Sandy, ily of Scio lunched with the Oregon, his brother Robert and Bernard Bunmgarners last Misr Patty Fleischman, were in Wednesday. the Canyon Sunday visiting the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Whitlock’s uncle, Mr. Otto Kee’s sister, Mrs. Irene Greene Witt of Mill City, and their of McMinnville visited Mr. and brother-in-law, Mr. George Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. Bow Stovall and family. es and other friends in this area Walter Thomas, Jr., arrived Sunday. home June 5 from military duty in France. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball drove their daughter, Carol Sue By Bonita L. Mvera to Corvallis Sunday, where she Mr. and Mrs. Terry Randall is enrolled for Oregon State University's summer session to and daughter, Cathy, and Mr. complete her Junior year. Carol and Mrs. George Noacks all of Sue will join her husband, Earl Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cooper in Taipei, Taiwan, China Randall Jr., spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Delker Randall. Terry Jr., was recently and son Ron, formerly of Sheri discharged from the Navy. He dan, Oregon, will be moving plans to attend school in Port into the Bob Oliver rental land where he will begin his house this week. Mr. Delker is pre-medic education. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Worley of employed by Albert Harris. The George Stovalls received Fort Collins. Colo., have been word that Mr. and Mrs. Everett visiting at the home of Mr. and Price and family, who are on Mrs. Steve Myers. Mr. Worley their way to Cedar Falls, Iowa, was a superintendent of schools stopped at Salt Lake, Utah for a tor 33 years and Mrs. Worley salty swim in the lake. Mr. a primary teacher for about the Price, who is attending summe same time. Mr. Worley visited school in Iowa, received a in Oregon about 45 years ago National Science Foundation but it is Mrs. Worley’s first trip Scholarship to attend Michigan to the west coast. She marvels at our large trees and luxur iant undergrowth and she thinks f——— our wild rhododendron the pret WEDDING tiest wild flower she has ever seen. While they have been STATIONERY here the Myers have taken their guests up the Columbia River highway, to the Rose Parade in Portland, to Mt. Hood, the beach, and last Sunday a fam ily reunion was held in Sweet Home in honor of the Worleys. Approximately 35 cousins were there and Mr. Worley present ed each family present with a genealogy of the Worley family which he had been working on for 35 years. The Worleys left Thursday for Portland where they will visit briefly before go ing on to Seattle where they will visit the Fair before re turning home by way of Can ada. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt of Portland spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Merrill BELI (Xi RAVED* Penn. Mrs. Hunt is a sister of by the creator« Mrs. Penn. The Flower Wedding line Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Myers went to Breitenbush Hot Springs Monday. They stopped to visit UFI JOG RAVI NG to dwtinctiw with Mrs Ray Mays in Detroit. ratoed lettering.. rieh looking, «tofani. Mr. anil Mrs. Mel Rambo who purchased a lot on the North IIEIJOGlUVINa ha> U>«t Ud.rMaal Fork earlier in the year front look ot riant mrumuwM^ Mr. and Mrs. Steve Myers have Hut II raaU oaly about half o> aiurb ■ traded for another lot on up the you 4 «apart. and u ready althia « .ret river. They made tlie trade with Many othar rtyha fnaa whirl) to rhooaa. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Harrison in Salem. The Rambos plan on moving a trailer onto the lot soon. GATES 6—The Mill City’ Enterprise, Thursday, June 21, 196? Merchants Using OUR NiWi/WW The Enterprise are inviting you to visit their stores. Why not take ad- vantage of this invitation MVMTISIK IS YOUR ߣST BUYING I ELKHORN Let your and SAVE MONEY * * * ★ * * We Invite You To Save $2.20 a year- by Subscribing to The Enterprise At Only $3.00 a Year. 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