LYONS
By Eva Br«-s»l«r
MoiuUy iiftvmoun guests nt
»hr home of Mr. and Mr». Clyde
l-*wls was their daughter, l<u-
•’ilk- <>f Orrvalll» and bar
KN 'tn. Mr» Dawn Wilklnsuii
tnan Grand Rapids, Mid».
Mr» Kathleen Buike and Mr»
Alice M'-rcrr <»f Alltany
Mr and Mr». Lkjyd Slctto left
Friday morning for Falrchield.
W ii , wh<*r they will spend scv-
rral day» at thr home ot their
»on in-law and daughter, Mr
and Mr» W H. Huller.
Mr and Mr» Mike Fink spent
■rvcral day» at Brrltrnbuah
Hot Spring»
Mr. and Mr» Wayne Ran-
»■•n of Klamath Fall» were re­
cent guests at the home of her
mother, Mr» Ruth Lyons. The
Ransoms who have apent sever-
al year» in Klamath Falla,
while h<- war employed at OTI
have relumed to the Willamette
Valley. He 1» now employed at
Maclurrvn School for Uoy» at
WoraJIarm They are living in
Salem nt the present time tart
will move to Woodburn anon.
The official I ma rd meeting of
the I.yon» Mcthodl»t church wn»
held Thuraday evening at the
tmrionage
Member» of the Lyra»» Gar­
den club enjoyed a picnic lunch
at llu»h Park in Salem Thurs­
day with Mr» Iionna Aarnuaaen
n» hoate»»
In tin- idtcrnoori
they joined tile Salem Garden
tour Enjoying the day were
lbw Ha»»rtt, Gertrude Weid­
man, Kathryn Neal. Evelyn
Julian, Martha Cruaon, Mabel
Diwning, Alice Huber, l-aura
Neal, Helen Johnston and thr
hiateaa, Mr» Asmussen.
Mr and Mr» Van Prichard
hart a» their gue»t aeveral day»
thia week, her »l»ter,
Mr».
Mary Fuqua fn»n Portland.
Mr» Lydia Culwell relumed
home Wednesday after »pend­
ing aeveral day» at Bend where
iw W.ia ,i guest at the home of
her »on and daughter-in-law,
Mr
ir 1 Mr». E It (YllwrlJ
and family.
Mr. and Mr». Earl Allen rv-
turned home Wednesday after
»(■rrallng 10 day» at Paulina
Lake Mr and Mr». Joe Hiner,
neighbors of the Allen». »prnl
a couple of day» at the lake
with the Alien». They reported
an enjoyable time.
Mr» Paula Dick from Winni­
peg. Canada arrived in Lyon»
Diunulay, where »hr will make
in extended vi»it at the liomr
of her trrotber ami wife. Mr.
an«l Mr» O»car Naur.
Mr and Mr» James Hollings­
head with her brother-in-law
and lister. Mr and Mm. Dale
IxXtin ami another sister, Mr».
(Tauiir Spoon ot Salem »|>ent
•rvrral day» last week at their
summer cabin at Camp Sher­
man <m thr Metolius
While
thrrr they also visited Peter­
son's Rock Gardens
An open specal meeting will
I»- held at
Santiinn Valley
Grange Friday evening. August
16 to make plans ami discus»
th«- annual Harvest Festival ami
Fair. All interested people am
welcome to attend. Anyone with
«xmstructlvc idea» on thr fair
1» asked to hr prraent.
M<-shcllc Ramsey. 6-yrar-okl
■laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
ert Ramsey was struck above
thr rv- With a bull b.it while
playing ball. Stic was taken to
a <k»ctor when- it required «ev­
en »titche» to c I om the wound
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Vaughn
of lAirtland s|»ent the weekend
nt thr home of his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Mormon ami daughter, Su­
sie.
Mrs Alice Huber with her
sister, Mrs. James Swan, Mrs.
John Swan and
Miss
Alice
Smith went to Albany Saturday
evening where they attended a
shower for Mrs. Stan True, the i
former Miss Marian Penck a
former Mill City teacher.
Mrs Joe Johnson spent last
weekend in Medford at the
home tjwir daughter, Mrs. Ron
Taykir ami family.
The North Santiam Gladiolus
show was held at Mari-Linn
Saturday and Sunday and there
were 17 exhibitors w-ho entered I
over 1(X) exhibits. Entries were
from
Corvallis. Salem, Mill
City, Silverton, Lyons. Waterloo,
Harrisburg. Grants Pass and
lx-banon. Judges were from
Stayton, Grants Pass and Port­
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt
were Sunday evening dinner
guests in Albany at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stanley
from Grants Pass were Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs.
Isaura Neal. Mr. Stanley is a
former Lyons »chool teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber
end four children. Dennis. Don­
na. Darrell and Debbie and hi»
mother, Mrs. Alioe Huber, at­
tended the annual reunion of
the McDonald family at the
Kenneth McDonald home near
Scio on Sunday.
Mrs Martha Hiatt. Mrs. Lulu
of this area and Aunt Jennie
Bonahan from the
Marian
Home in Sublimity attended the
dedication of the John Neal Me­
morial park Sunday afternoon.
TTiey are all former residents
of this area and Autn Jennie
celebrated her 9Hth birthday
anniversary lust April.
Mr». Roxie Trask ot Salem
»pent Ncverai day» the first of
the week with relative» in
Lyons Mrs. Trask Is a »later
ot Clyde and Velvfe Lewis and
Mr» Bert Lyon». Mr. ami Mr».
Willlum Sherratt of Portland
were alm guest» thr first at the
week
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Hud­
son from Medford were Sunday
guests at the home of his mo-
ther, Mrs. Pearl Hudson and
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mr». I«eonard Cruson La-
land Hudson, also a son from
McMlnnvilk* was also a visitor
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Robertson
from Canyonville spent several
day» lust week at the Henry
(ruisant home.
Mr. and Mrs James McClurg
and children from Baker and
Mr. and Mrs. James Batesman
and family from Ook Hurbor,
Wn., visited last week at the
home of their fattier, Mr. ami
Mrs John McClurg.
Mr. and Mrs. John I-orb»
and sons, Mark ami Allen, from
Hayward, Calif . are visiting at
the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Hobson Gunn.
Mr and Mrs Robert Carleton
und children Irani 'Die Dalles
were weekend guests at the
home of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Downing ami Mr.
and Mrs John McClurg. Sunday
the Downings, Carltons and Me-' S—The Mill City F'-nterprinr, 'Hiuraday, August 15, IDAS
Clurg« enj<»yed a picnic on the
North Fork, which celebrated Th.-rc were choir numbers. or- | spending the remainder at the
the birthday anniversary of gan solos, vocal sok>, mixed summer in New York and Bos­
John McClurg.
quartet, male duet, and ladies ton.
Mr. and Mrs. David Daniel­ trio. A watermelon feed was en­
Mrs Sophia Jaeger from Mt.
son spent several days last joyed in tt»e church dining Angel was a Sunday guest at
week in Springfield
at the room.
the home of her son-in-law and
home of their son and family,
Michael Cruson. son of Mr. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mr. and Mrs, John Danielson and Mrs Leonard Cruson who Slibemagel and family.
and children.
is a student at the Colorado
Karen Dearth of Portland is
An outstanding event Sunday 1 School of Mines at Golden, spending this week at the home
evening was the Singspiration Colo , has completed hie sum­ of Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson, a
held at the Methodist church. I mer field session and Is now | guest of their daughter, Brenda.
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