6—The Mill City Knterpriee. Thursday, Mar. 7, 1963
LYONS
By Eva llrtxuder
Several from here were in
Mill City Thursday to attend the
annual luncheon, sponsored by
the Santiam Memorial Hospital
auxiliary.
Mrs. Effie Nydegger returned
home the first of the week from
California after spending some
time at the home of her daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Meshew and children
at Modesto. She also visited in
San Francisco and Eureka. Her
daughter and husband. Chief
Petty Officer and Mrs. William
Grimes from Idaho Falls, Ida
ho, who were visiting there
brought her home and will visit ,
with relatives in Lyons for sev
eral days. They will return to
Idaho the first of the week and
Mrs. Nydegger will go home
with them for a visit there.
Mrs. Joseph McDougall un
derwent surgery at Salem Me
morial h«>spit.il \\ > om sd.ii a.
m. She is reported to be getting
along fine.
Mrs. Albert Stevens will re
turn home this week from Sher
idan, Wyo., after being called
there by the accidental death
of a nephew.
Arthur Vaughn of Portland
was a guest for several days at
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Mormon and daughter, Susie.
He also visited friends while
here.
Mrs. Anna Hubbard received
word of the death of her only
brother. William Neelen at Sa-
cramento, Calif.
The Steaming Kettle 4H club
met Monday at the home of
Mrs. C. C. Davis in Lyons.
Members present were Marilyn
Davis, Susie Sledge, Diana Met-
terer, Sally Walton,
Tammy
Palmer, Margaret Wilson and
Idnda Cox. who is the news re
porter. Die memtiers are mak
ing a jxister for display at the
local stores and school, in hon
or of National 4H club week
Mrs. Ethel Hufman and her
mother. Mrs. Anna Hubbard re
turned home the last of the
week from Washington, after
the
a three-week’s stay
at
Huffman's
homes of
Mrs.
daughters and families,
the
Vernon Digemesaea at Stila-
conni and the Sheldon Titus'
at Renton Mrs. Hubbard was
quite ill while there and spent
five days in the hospital at i
Renton.
'
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. '
William Grimes left Tuesday
morning for their home at Ida
ho Falls. Ida., after visiting
relatives
here.
They
were
guests at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Grimes and her mother, Mrs.
Effie Nydegger and other re
latives Mrs. Nydegger return
ed to Idaho with them for a
visit. Diey visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Poul
son and family at Elgin.
Mrs Dorothy Draper spent
several days in Portland this
week at the home of her daugh
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Bueneman. She stayed
with her grandchildren while
the Buenemans were in Cali
fornia to attend funeral serv
ices for Mrs. Bueneman's fa
ther,
Mr. anil Mrs Janeway were
Saturday visitors in Albany nt
the home of her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs Wade
Cble. They also visited with
Osta Webb in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. latrry Prich
ard are announcing the mar
riage of their daughter. Joyce
Mildred, to Larry Stuhr. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stuhr of
Salem, which was an event of
Saturday. February 23 at Stev
enson, Wn. Die couple was ac
companied by her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Larry Prichard and
his narents. Mr. and Mrs Mar
vin Stuhr. Die new Mrs. Stuhr
was hotwired with a bridal
shower Friday in Mehama.
Die Marl-Linn PTC meeting
for March has been postponed
front Thursday the 21st until
the 28th at 7:30 p. tn. due to
spring vacation which begins
March 15.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Allen were
Sunday afternoon visitors
in
Salem of Mrs Kate Fox and
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Bassett and
sons. David and Mark.
The first, second and thin!
grades of the Mari-Linn school
enjoyed a field trip to the Chem-
awa Indian school Friday af
ternoon. Mothers making the
trip were Mmes. Elmer Taylor,
Vaughn Hunt. Leland Manning,
Robert Schlewek and
liale
Arndt.
Die
Min i Unn
basketball
teams A and B were in Detroit
Friday night Die B tram won
and the A team lost.
A recent visitor nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oust
was Mrs Stella Walker from
Nampa. Ida Enroute she also
visited a daughter In Californ
ia and also one in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Felton,
who have been residing at the
Al Wesley apartments east of
town moved over the weekend
to the little house across the
highway from Orville Ikiwn-
Ings.
Mrs. Dorothy Draper spent
tile weekend in Newport nt the
home of a cousin. Mrs. Fred
Blaisdell.
Mr. and Mrs. I .eons rd Cru-
son and daughter, Nikki, and
Mrs. Cnison's mother.
Mrs
Pearl Hudson, were Sunday
dinner guests in McMinnville
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Hudson and family. Die
occasion lu>n<>n‘«l the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Pearl Hud*
■on.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard
wil be honored with a reception
celebrating their golden wed
ding anniversary on Sunday,
March 10 at their home In
Lyons. Friend« are invited to
call between the lioura of 'J and
5 p m.
Mr. and Mr«. Warren Ed
ward« were Sunday guests nt
die home of her eon in-law and
daughter. Mr and Mrs Alva
Dlckliuaui and family nt lndo-
pendence
Remember the
From The Enterprise
Five Years Ago
Work baa started on a «port
ing good* «tore on Highway 22.
Owner« were Clifford Crook and
John Barker. O|ienlng wiu to
oe in two montha.
Member« of the Mill City
Woman'» club were sponsoring
tlw |K>llo clinic which was then
being held. Chairman was Mr«.
Bill Hoeye.
Dr. and Mr«. W. J. Mlkkel-
acn and son. of Portland, were
visiting that week at the lax»
Poole home.
Camille Goble had juat re
turned home from l«oa Angele«,
Calif., where «he had been
studying aa a dental technician.
Mr. nnd Mr» Rex Ohmart
entertained the grade school
bask« tball team with dinner art«I
a show. Present were Kirt
Baughman.
Terry
Morris.
Ikxiglas Ohmart. Jim Fend.
Bob Morgan and manager, Dick
Morley.
Otto Koencke wa« In l*ortland
that week visiting with rela
tive« and attending a reception
tor hla nephew and his German
bom bride.
Ten Years Ago
Your Savings
computed on monthly balances
ENJOY, In Salem’s most convenient savings institution:
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett
(Ursula Witt) and son were
moving back to the vicinity af
ter being in the ea»t for «onio
time.
Mrs. Guy Sorensen and »on.
Darrell Farmen had left for
Seattle. He was enroute to
Alaska and she was to visit in
Canada.
Wilma Jul], who was attend
ing Northwest Christian col-
elge. had »pent the weekend
with her parents. Mr and Mrs.
Hugh Juli.
Donna Ellingson had been in
itiated into the Order of Rain
bow for Girls by the Acacia
Assembly in Stayton, doing the
work for the Mill City girls.
The girls here were selling
Easter Lilies to aid the Easter
Seal drive.
Dedication ceremonies for the
Santiam Memorial hospital had
ben set for March 29, accord
ing to Merton Cox, general
chairman.
A son had been born that
week to Mr. and Mr«. Robert
Thorpe Die little boy had an
older Bister.
A3/c Carolyn Brejcha. daugh
ter of Mr« Hollis Tumidge ot
Gates was then stationed at
Wyoming a« an Air
Foroe
technician.
Fifteen Years Ago
Parking
Individual Deposit Booths
Expanded Teller’s Facilities
Beautiful Surroundings
Friendly
Service
( uh for joint account)
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Mr« Nel«on I^nphere had
been nominated for president of
the Mill City Woman's club.
Other officers on the slate were
Mr«. Vernon Todd, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. Harold Frisch, se
cretary and Mrs Curtis Cline,
treasurer.
An OES district meeting had
been held in MiU Qty that
week with Alice Rupp, worthy
matron and W. B. Shuey, wor
thy patron in charge.
Mrs. Henrietta Quinn had
motored to IMrtland to hear
famed singer, Marion Ander
son. in a concert there.
The four-mile mountain road
from Gates to the Little North
Fork was to be relocated and
reb«jllt according to the Mar
ion county court.
At Lyons, Mrs. Jack Duggan
and infant daughter had Just
been brought home from Salem
General hospital. Her mother
wax assisting her with the care
of the new baby.
Mr. and Mrs. .Norman Gar
rison and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Siltala had contracted to oper
ate the cook house and com-
misary for Kuckcnburg Con
struction company at Niagara.
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