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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1963)
2—The Mill Citj Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1963 Ex-Gates Pair Wed 69 Years Recently Gene Olboon expect» to re turn soon to his job at Simp son's Plywood plant at Lyons, after suffering a head injury while at work. A timber struck him causing a slight concussion A thought for today—Nowa He is recuperating at home. days when your ship comes in the Government sees that it is Craig anti St*x* Someth of docked. Oakridge spent the weekend in Mr. and Mr». Robert luuwtro ' Mill City and took in the San- They are and Louise from Astoria, spent | tiam-Eagi* game. the weekend at the home of (ormer students at Santiam. Craig was a houseguest of Ron her mother, Mrs. Anna Swift. Olimart and Steve was a guest of Rusty Whitten. TOWN TALK Valentine Special RED, RED. TULIPS Corsages Cut Flowers Plants 230 N E 4th St. WE latl-'emine Beauty Salon at Stay ton. Open Monday through Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours: 8:30 to -I. Phone Stayton 769- 5322. 383 Third Street. 46tf DELIVER For Your Valentine. . . . . . . . . . . . . LINGERIE. HOSIERY BLOUSES. Handkerchiefs You can surely find just what you want here for your Valentine. Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City OPEN Fri., Sat., Sunday 4:00 p. m. to 2:30 a. in. DURING FEBRUARY Open for Special Parties LAST FRONTIER Phone 897-2400 Gates, Oregon - Janes Ernest H. 17 Hirer tt5-547t ES5-5Í71 Jones Ernest H. Jr. 17 River z ^7 Kl River Jones c/ / «5-5471 ........... / : / - • ...................... X '^Z Za Mrs. 17 River / / ..................... ........... ........ «5-547I .............. a. ...............LS. ........ w. ......... '. '■> /■ -• ÿZ Dtwl.............. ......... How to keep up with the Joneses (or anyone) by Telephone ■Fy Each adult member of the Jones family has his own separate listing in the telephone directory. Make it easy for people to find you. Call our business office and ask about low cost separate listings. Valley Telephone Company Serving Mill City-Gates, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner Detroit • Idanha Remember the Five Years Ago Dave Reki had «s»mpl«*te»f the purchase of the |»»wi*r canal at Slayton- Tin* stream, winch. Is two mile» long, had I h -<* ii b< th* Inin.Is of on* family f>" 70 years previously. Pictured was the new planet nt the W & W mill just west ot town Th* mill had a capacity of 25.000 bou rd leet per day | Men pictuiesd were Emil Hob ben*i«*(k«*n. Maurice Sunderman. Dean Holita'iislefken and Paul Mrs. Edna Gordon Is, recover ing satisfactorily following sur gery performed Monday at the Salem Memorial hospital. MILL CITY Phone 897-2452 • • W - From The Enterprise Mr. and Mr*. Morton t roth er* visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rogers and took them out to dinner. They are former Mill City resi dents and Morton attended high school here many years ago. He is now connected with a large saw concern. Brunner’s Flowers • • - Former Gates residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Henness note their 69th wed ding anniversary recently at a Beaver ton nursing home where they have live ! for about two years. Henness is 99. his Member* of the Round Rotan Pinochle club were entertained I Monday evening at the home ot Goldie Rambo with the hostess serving a dessert before the evening of cards. Guests for the evening were Mabel Nel son. June Cherry and Faye 1 Verbeck. Winning high prize ■ was Mrs. Nelson, with Agnes Carlson winning pinochle and Rose Haywood receiving low. The next party will be Febru ary 18 at the home of Marie Stewart. --------------------- - Frank Jiu-kHon wan taken ta»t week to the Good Samaritan I hospital in Corvallis where his condition is said to be fair. If his health permits he will be I moved to a nursing home soon. wife 93. This picture was taken two years ago, before illness confined Mrs. Henness to her bed. Her husband is still in the peak of health, however, anil lives an act ive life. He will be 1<M» on July 5. Former Gates Residents Observe Sixty-Ninth Wedding Anniversary Of interest to urea friends in Gates tor ntiout _n years, in and relatives was a recent pic- a house directly back of the old ture and article in The Oregon high school He was Janitor ot Statesman of Mr. and Mrs. Lin the sctiool for a number of coln Henness. They had just ob j year*. served their 69th wedding anni Mrs. Henness had a great versary and she will observe her love of (lowers and the garden 94th birthday on Valentine’s day. at her home had a profu Hetmess will be 100 years old sion of them. Music win also a on July 5 and to those who love of hers ami her daughter. know the amazing couple it Mrs. Priscilla Wiltsey of Salem stems almost impossible that is well known in musneal cir they are that old as they have cles The Hennesscs also have always maintained thetr zest for a Mtn, Donald Henness of Al living. derwood Manor. Wash. Mrs. Henness has been slowed Both oldsters arc Oregon nn- down somewhat in her health | lives. He was born near Salem, Mr. and Mrx Frank Moor* and vigor since she has been the son ot Oregon pioneer* who and family of Lebanon visited bedfast in a Beaverton Nurs ' crossed the plains from Iowa in Sunday with the Sid Baughman ing Home. The couple reside at a covered wagon. Mrs. Henness family and with other friends the Northwest Christian Home ’ was bom at Lafayette, near and he provides a "lift" to McMinnville and by 1869 ah* in the area. I many a patient there a good 1 was already a second-generation ’ Oregon resident. The executive board Of the deal younger. He is un uncle of Mr. and ft is believed that tier mother, Marion County Federation of Women's clubs will meet in Sa Mrs. Glen Henness of Gates and Roma Henderson was the first lem Thursday. Main purpose of ' although they have been closely white child bom in Oregon City grand the meeting is to nominate of- I associated with him through where Mrs. Henness' ficrs for the new term. Mrs. I the years they say that a visit father ran a terry across the Leo Russell, club president and with him always means the re Willamette. Henness comes from a long- Mrs. Edith Mason will serve on lating of some new ex¡»enicnce that he has had. the nominating committee. lived family with his broth Mr. and Mrs. Henness lived er. Theodore, a well known Mr. and Mr*. Leo R uwm -11 Gates-Mill City resident, living were in Salem Saurday even to th-* age of 101. He died in Glen Hathaway and Ver* 1936. Another brother reached ing where they attended a din ner at the Scottish Rite Temple. j Hathaway of Redding. Calif., the age of 99. Tne dinner honored Masters of spent a few days in Mill City Mr. and Mrs. Henness farm Masonic lodges in the district, | this week looking after property ed for a time and he was in and their wives. Russell is Wor ' interests. Mrs. Hathaway re tta* insurance business for some shipful Master ot the Mill City cently sold her garage and home 40 year*. to the Stites brothers of Salem, lodge. Henness has been a lifelong who will take possession soon. Republican and has never miss Mrs. Elmer Shaw and Mr». ed voting in a general election. Mr. and Mr*. Bill Shuey were He supported James G. Blaine's Ann Holman were luncheon guests Friday of Mrs. Floyd in Portland Saturday to see the losing cause* in 1884 and hasn't I Harlem Globe Trotters play. missed a presidential election Bassett at Lyons. I They were overnight guests at since. Marilyn Chapter No. 115 OKS , the home of their son-in-law Alice Leona Davis was a will meet Monday, February 11 I and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. school teacher when she marri ! I «in« s at 8 o’clock in the IOOF hall, ed her husband in 1894. She is with Mrs. Sylvia Duncan, wor the sister of "Mode" Davis, Mr. anil Mr». Don Moffatt former longtime Mill City res thy matron and Floyd Völkel, worthy patron presiding. Sev went to Portland Sunday to visit ident now living in Hood River eral chapters are invited and their aunt, Miss Leona Ijsmb and the late Ed Davis. all Eastern Star members are 1 who is confined to Emmanuel ; hospital with a broken arm. She urged to attend. ___________________ ' slipped when getting into a taxi Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sorlejr, i Wednesday morning to go to Charles and LeRoy from Sweet her work as physical therapist j Home were guests Sunday at at the hospital. The left arm I liable« Born at Santiam the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nat was broken in three1 places. She Memorial Hospital. Stayton Wills. I will be confined there tor a Bom January 21 to Mr. and , month or six weeks. The Mof Mrs. Denny Vernon Gossett ot The Bid or Bunch Pinochle fatts also visited their son-in- Turner a girl, Denise Lynn, cluo met Monday evening at law and daughter, the John weighing 7 popnds l'-j ounces. the home of Jeanne Rosamond. Frace family in Beaverton be- Born January 21 to Mr. and The hostess carried out the Ve.- I fore returning to their home Mrs. Lauren Monroe Walker entine's Day ¡heme ov serving here. of Rt. 1, Lyons, a son, Tim a pink and white dessert and Walter, weighing 7 pounds 10 Weekend guest» at tta- home ounces. presenting each guest with Valentine talley cards. Elsie of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swan were Born January 21 to Mr. and Ohmart won high prize and their granddaughter, Kathy An- Mrs. Raymond Lee Hanson ot pinochle. Betty Pittam won low . dersen and a friend, Donna Han Stayton a daughter, Laurie Lee prize. Guests for the evening sen. The girl* attend business weighing 6 pounds 5*4 ounces. were Dorothy Eastbum and Na college in Salem. Born January 22 to Mr. and dine Duggan. Members voted Mrs Volvic William Halligan to send flowers to member El- Richard Recent giK-eta at the homo ot of Mill City a son, na Gordon, who is in the hos Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Howell were Alan, weighing 9 pounds 7*4 pital. The next meeting will be I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Iz/wen- ounces. at the home of Betty Pittam I stein of Anchorage, Alaska. The Bom January 23 to Mr. and on February 18. J two women are longtime Mrs. Douglaa Allen Schotthoef- ' friends, working together in the er, of Oakland Calif., a son, Mrs. Burrell Cole has re office of the City of Anchorage. Darren Douglas weighing 7 turned home after spending the The Ixnvcnsteins were kxiking pounds 9 ounces. past two weeks in Salem with at property here and plan on Born January 23 to Mr. and her son and family, the Marlin buying later. Mrs. Harold Arthur Ayers of Coles. She assisted with the Rt. 1, Box 304 Lyons a son, care of her grandchild who was Edward, weighing 7 Mr. and Mr*. John Muir were, Harold ill. in Dallas Sunday at the home pounds *4 ounce. Bom January 28 to Mr. and of her brother-in-law and sister, Ilemorrholds-piles; Flstula-fis- Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Nettleton. Mrs. William faiwrence Bron sure-prolapsc-itching and other The Muir’s son, Craig, was son of Rt. 1, Aumsville, a son, rectal disorders. No loss of time home from the University of Timothy Allen, weighing 6 except unusual case*. Free des Pomona for the semester vaca pounds 11*4 ounces. criptive booklet. Dr. R. Rey tion. He graduated last spring Born January 28 to Mr. and nolds Clinic, Naturopath-Proc from Dallas high school and re Mrs. Wayne William Kirsch of tology, 1144 Center St., Salem, ceived a scholarship to the Lyons a son, Scott Alan, weigh Oregon. 35 tr University. ing 9 pounds 2'4 ounces. llelgath. Th* Mill (Tty Boy Scouts under tin* direction of Al Ne» bitt, scoutmaster, luid started a perpetual paper drive Mr and Mrs. Robert Ven«»» ha<l left tor a two weeks va cation trip to I'tiiM-niz, Arlz Visiting that week at the bom«* of Mrs Helen Saucier, were Mi and Mr» Richard Me- I Nulty of San Francisco I tab Stewart of Hermiston i was visiting with Mill (Tty r< latives Ten Years Ago Mr. an<l Mrs. Charles Mason of Silverton had purchased Ole- sons Dress shop with th«* <>|a-n ing scheduled for Friday tta* 13th Mis Raymond Thompson was to manage the shop. R B. McClain hint tieen h«m «>t«*«l with a dinner after serv- inf Mountain Stat«* Power com pany for many year* He hail tieen manager ot the company in Mill City for the past tour years. TTu* Mill City TTmbcrwolves v e.-e enjoying a winning streak las the Wolverines are now > They had whipped Gervais by a scon* of 72-47. High point man for Mill City was Roy Chase. Jean Roberts was serving as noble grand at Faith Rebekah lo«Ige at Lyons. Playing nt tin* Mill City Theatre that week was lama TYimcr in "The Merry Widow.** Sgt. Max Kelly of the U. S. Marines was In Mill (Tty visit ing with his family and other friend» an«l relatives. , t i ' charge wa« Mr». Rota-rt Wil son. Mrs William 1‘ennlck amt Mrs llurold Wllaon Warren Westover «*( tdanlui had been n-scurd from a mill pond Ihi-re tiy two Isiy scouts Dick WisHlartl an<l Gerald Bicker. H«*mer Thacker wn» in charge -J a tr.i(«hoot bring given by tin- Mill (Tty linn club F«*bru at - m FOR QALITY JOB PIUNTIN« See The Mill City Enterprise. Top Quality printing, priced right. Fast service too. Phone 897-2772. Nights «97-2930. Safe Drivers can qualify for this DIFFERENT MONEY-SAVING AUTO POLICY! I Fifteen Years Ago The office of the Kucken- berg Oinstmctlon conifMiny wns destroyed by fire that week with th«* blaz<* caused by faulty wiring Mr*. Rachel Olmstead ha.I lien confined to her home that 1 week with a bad case of flu j A new business had open«*«! on th«* Gates-Mill City highway known ns the Milk Shnkc Shnck, operated by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson fainpliear. The building ha«l been built from lumber cut by lainphenr at hih mill. Kenneth Lewis <>f Lyons, who wns attending a trade school In Kirtland had visited with his parents that week. Tr e Gates W«>mcn'a club had entertained their husbands with a dinner and social evening nt the high school. A large turn out was present. Committee in IB Margaret Kilvgcr Mr ami Mrs. Steve Savage are the proud parent» of their second daughter, Tamara l.yiiiic. I«trn Sunday. January 27 at Salem Memorial Slcv«* Is stntkNied nt llawthoine, Nov , in th«- U S Marine Corp. Mr*. Savage ifoimls'rly G km a Ev- en»«i'ii Inis I h - i - ii visiting her pai onts. Mr »ml Mrs Edwin Evenson in Salem recently and will return to llawtlsirne tin» week Mr ami Mr» Even Ev- eiiMMi, Idunliii. are tiiatcrnul real gi niiiipuirnts to the baby Mr and Mr» I km MelkinakI of Selo. Were Sunday dinner gii«-»t of th«* I »si Morgan» Mr iiiut Mr» Sam Marshall, .Spring!l«'ld. were Sunday guests ol Mi and Mr» l> lie lliornton Tie Bob Ungers family of Iz'taUUlll WVIc w«-eke|id Visitor* of the Item) Hlcta’rt» While tier* the Unger* visited Idanha church, where he was a tuiinci pastor. Word was receive«! Mon-lay ot tin* accidental death In t-'kn cue- of <'ly«h- MeCaulley, a bro flier of Bill MiiSuilli-v. Idanha Do you fat • food lit* dnong IKOldl Th* HUS H«Olutor.*l, »nd realistic luto policy is for youl It rtwsrds safe dn»s<s mlh loser premium coils and ìpec-sl festues. fot e«*mpl»i You enjoy loeMt ■ coif Immedatei,.. »-th d »counts for Site d . 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