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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1963)
•»—'Hi«« Mill <’lty tCnterprlMe, Ttituxtay, Nov. Il, 1908 LYONS By Eva llrewder Denmark Slide* E. I., Roye with f«*ir of hi» Shown at Idanha famous little donkeys made n trip to tiie Oregon State Blind Extension Meeting School In Salem Wednesday af IDANHA The llama Extrn- ternoon with a treat to th«* •i<Hi meeting wo held Nov«nn- children. Und«T the supervision •»•r i ut th,- hianha O n hull <A tiw principal, Mr. Roye 106 <A 'Hie meeting wu» on Associat MEHAMA The Mehumu th«- children enjoy««d rides on ed (liuntry Women <»t the Horne Extension unit met at the donkeys. Mr Roye wa» as- World. Ikirothy Williamson and 10:30 November 6 In die Fel ante«, by his daughter, Mr». Pat Thornton were in charge. lowship room of the church. L. Pesek «4 Salem nnd Little Danish roll» and open faced The meeting was turned over to lieirtiie Jam«*» of Lyon» accom- sandwiches writ» served. Also the project leaders. Mrs Harry pan led Mr. Roye, »he un«l littb* ¡»resent wu» Ira McDonald, an Monroe and Mrs. C. S. Brown, ix*»lle Pesek granddaughter of evtenaion leader from Saltan who gave a short history of Mr Roye led the donkey» for S»te la u member of ACWW and Denmark, trlllng about the land, the rides. was one of l!»0 delegates from climate, culture and other in Margaret Voiten stu«ient nurse America who went to Denmark teresting particulars. The morn ut Sacred Heart hoaplta) in and spent a month While there ing sessi'tn was climaxed with Eugene spent the week end at »he lived on a farm, a Danish luncheon which fea th«« home <4 her parents, Mr. She showed slides of the coun tured a large selection of open and Mrs. Ben Voiten und fam try sandwiches, Ft»k«dx»ller (fish ily. There will be a »pecial meet balls), Peder Back's Frikadel- The teaching staff at the ing in December with each ler (meat bahs.i Hod Kual (re<i Marl-Linn sch«»>l honored Mis» member bringing their favorite sblMige), ¡.reen beans, beets, Carol Coleman with a bridal recipes and sample. Members rum pudd><g, almond rice pud ■bower 'IYiur»day evening after will also exchange gifts at this ding, Diailsh a ¡»pie cake and ■chool. Ml»s Coleman bride meeting. ¡»»und cakr. elect «4 Pete R. Schottho«-f«-r i» The Idanha Community At die afternom srsskm the third grade teacher at the »chtxd church program will be on De A(*WV/ wiii explained for the und Mr. Schotthoefcr Is pres- cember 22 Memlieni are ¡»Ut t«nefit of Utose members who entiy attending Oregon College ting on a four-act Ipay. were new to extension and a <4 education at Monmouth. Nov Wiling Workers Meet paper was passed for those 30 Is the wedding date. Hie Willing Workers held their who wished to sign up for pen H D. Carroil from Chicago, meeting Wednesday at the hcnne pals. Mrs. Joseph Spencer Bllntjis arrived In Lyons Thurs of Mr» Ida (¡older In Detroit. gave a report on the meeting on day evening to see his mother, Members worked on a quilt. "Accessories in d>e Home” M 1 -in.i < 'ar lol. Wtw» is ser Present were Mabel Dunbar, which she attended in Stayton. iously ii) at the lx'l»anon hospit laiclllc Overland. Alice Heiner. There will be no December al While her«' he will be a guest Ida (¡older, Winifred Murphy. meeting and as the January nt the home <A hi» sister and Pearl GIMiler, Opal t-emlng. meeting date would fall on the hu«t>.in<l Mr. und Mr» Rus»ell Vee Golden. Ann Nesbitt, Myrtle 1st it was d'-ciiied to hold a Thell. OMtan. Luella Flovd und Melia »bort busineai meeting at the Student» at th«' Maii-Linn Davis. church on January 10, beton soh<»»l enjoyed a two-day va guing to the Agent Area meet- cation th«- 11 aral 12, .Monday Ini: on "Spending Plans.” in and Tue« Monday wa» V««ter- Mrs. Ed Cattle Stayton. un» Day and Tuesday th«' teach To Head Altar Mr». J M Teeters and Mrs ers attended a work shop held G, V. Christensen were Hostes in Albany. Society at Lyon* ses for die meeting and assist Gladys Edwards was hostess LYONS The St Patrick Altar ed Mrs Monroe and Mrs. tor the Wednesday aftcm<»»n Society held their meeting nt Brown in the serving of the curd club with a ¡»arty held at ttw home of Mrs Huth Lyons luncheon. The 13 members pre the firehaU. A one thirty des Wednesday evening with Mr». sent for the meeting nil report- sert luncheon was served fol IXMiglus Barrow ns hostess ed a very enjoyable time. lowed by ¡Haying <4 500, high Election of officers was the score wax h«')d by Eulia Lyons main business. Elected were and krw by Thelma Nydegger. Lt. Larson Tells of Mrs Ed Castle, ¡»resident; Mrs Others attending were Ethel James Harris, vice president; Airlift to Tabago Huffman, Alice Huber, Helen Mr» l»cnnls Schwlndt. secre l.yoi.s, Alma Olmstead. Ruth Island Following Storm tary and Mrs Alvin Palmer, Lyons. Mabel Downing, Bea tn-nsuicr. Plans were made for GATES First Lt. Jerry Lar Hiatt and Esther Danielson. their next meeting which will son in a letter to his grand Mac Mormon, city recorder, hr held the first Thursday In mother. Mrs Walter Brisbin, has n'porU-d that th«' city census December with their Christmas told of hi» recent ¡»articipution ¡tarty and gift exchange and will in the Military Air Trans|»>rt has been complied with a cer he held at the St Patrick Cath Service's humanitarian airlift tified count «4 56S, with a small increase <»vcr Inst years count. olic hall. to the people of Tobago Island. At th«' regular meeting at the Tobago Island, located north of City Council Wednesday even Venezuela, lost 17 Ilves and ing it was voted to give $100 aixxit ‘JO ¡»ercent of the dwellings to the recreation program. It to the onslaught of Hurricane was also voted that the new Flora Lt. lairson piloted a C-124 side walks to be built are to be Gk>bcma»ter from Charleston two feet (mm th«' property AFB in Soutii Carolina to the line. Th«' n«-w sidewalk is sup- Islnix! delivering a cargo of 3X5 ¡»»»«««I to get underway soon. tent» and some cots to tie used Mm. Jess Fox from Weiser. us temporary Itousing. He »tated Id»:»» is visiting at the home ttie ¡xMijJe, mostly colored, ex of her sister and husband. Mr cept tor a few British, were nral Mrs. Earl Allen. Stic will glad to see them and that it also visit nt th«' home (A her made him feel good to be a part brother nn<i wife, Mr. and Mrs. of such a mission. A more re Floyd Bass«'tt. Enroute here cent trip took him to Goose she visited with their two grand Bay. Lab., where another crew sons. I-arry and Darrel Fox at took their load ot NO troops on Eugene. to Germany for Big IJgt. Mrs. F)«»y«l Bassett has spent 1 hiring his absence, his wife. this week in Eugene at the home Sylvia, and two children, had «4 her daughter and family. some anxious moments while Mr. and Mrs Dick Baseman Hurricane Ginny, which was and children She expects to re Two Locations expected to w»n’ over (hanes- turn home Friday. Brownings A S. C-om'l ton. hoi'ered 50 miles off the Mm. Ramie Martell and sons coast. Fortunately, it changed Timmy and Tommy from Occnn Capitol und Hood course, going on up the coast. Izikc were visitors in Lyons the Where the Lt. Laraen is a native ot first <A the wek. They were Gates, and attended both ele Monday over night guests nt Food is Good mentary and high school here. the home of Mm. Ethel Huff man and Tuesday luncheon guests at the home of Mm. Mon roe Walker. Something New Has Been Added Mm Nettie Curl from Oly- pia. Washington was a recent visitors nt the home of Mr. nnd Mm. Roy Felton. Open X A. M. to 12:45 A. M. Mr. nnd Mm. Andrew Sieg left Tuesday morning for Rich New Owners GEORGE and TOY land. Washington, where they will visit at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs Ray Kuykendoll. Mrs Viola Fritsche from Yu caipa, California is visiting at Phom* 897-2125 — Hiway 22 — Gate«* the home <4 her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens. from Mm. Nellie Wales Sisters is visiting at the home of Mrs Ethel Huffman. Mrs. Wales is a former resident here and hopes to see some of her old friends. Wilmer Downer was taken to the Salem Memorial hospital where he is suffering with a leg infection. Sunday dinner guests at the home i A Mrs Ruth Lyons were Mr nnd Mrs. Ed Gisler and daughter. Pam of Marion, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Speer nnd four little daughters «4 Sa- Denmark Topic At Mehama Home Extension Unit Try Our Snooker Table Jerry’s Tavern RENT THIS NATURAL GAS WALL FURNACE YOU CAN GET Designed to fit *afrly against a wall, the compact wall furnace delivers Natural Gas forced-air heating in one, two or three directions for complete comfort. $1.96 per month rental pay ments cover all costs except for the fuel itself! Free installation . . . Free servicing. (Only u small charge for the electrical connection.) 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Evon Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wallace and her sister, Mr». Viola is se< retary. Recreation lead Fritsche from Yucaipa, Calif., and children <A Salem were Sun ers are Jana Hughes and Judy who was visiting hero, left day viistors at the home of Mr. Blum and Diana Rockwell is Monday morning for Sheridan, and Mrs Bill K.mery and sons. the reporter Other members Wyo., when they received word Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stock- are Marilyn Harrow, Jackie that their mother, Mrs Viola well from Mt. Vernon, spent Clark, Francis Clark and Col Zander had suffered another the weekend at their home here j leen Longfellow. The club stroke and is seriously ill, and also visited her mother. meets every Thursday after Mr and Mrs Zack Hair from Mrs. Myrtle Ayers, sch«x,l at the Ijhman home Oregon City and Mr. anil Mrs All interested person* who At tiie November 7 meeting Dick lx»ng and chiJdn-n Joyce, like to square dance are Inform the girls learned how to sew on and Willie from Gladstone visit ed there is another beginner's buttons and also had a lei son ed Sunday at the horn»- <4 Mr. class starting at the Mehama on using the sewing machine and Mrs. Alex Hodeker. They Fire hall November 16. Classes and also learned the principal came to see their uncle, Elmei are from 7 to 9 . parts of the machine. Hiatt, who Is seriously ill. The WSCS will open Its annual Mi and Mrs. Ralph Rainie, bazaar Friday afternoon. Nov and family <A Reedsport and Mr. emtier 15 at 3:30 Dinner will Mr. and Mrs Richard Baltzer and Mrs. Floyd Gluck and child be served beginning at 5:30. and three children from Lake- ren «4 Salem were Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Fred Jungwirth view. spent the weekend at the guests at the home of Mrs. Don and children, Catherine, Sandra home <A his parents, Mr. and na Asmussen. and Mike from Reedsport were Mrs. Art Baltzer. 'Die Rev. R. Park Anderson, Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Curtis Kinzer naator of the Trinity Method!«’ parents, Mr. and Mrs Lyle; and family of Sweet Home have church in Salem was the speak Kinser. moved back to Lyons Mr. Kin er Sunday morrmig nt the Lyons Mrs. Ernest Grosso, Mrs zer. who is a former resident of at Methodist church on a pulpit iJonna Asmussen. Miss Janice Lyons is now employed exchange with our local pastor. Phillips and Miss Vickie Gros Green Peter dam. Rev Norman Williams Fol so drove to Canyonville Mon Don't forget the rabies clinic lowing services a coffee was; day to see Mildred Asmussen, at the Lyons fire hall Monday who is a student at the Christian evening. November 1« from 6 to held in the fireplace room. 9 p. m. ■Hie Lyons Extension Unit will| Bible school there. Firemen’s Lyons WSCS Makes Plans for Bazaar LYONS- Members of the WSCS held their meeting Tues day afternoon at the home ot Mrs. Mac Mormon with Mrs. David Danielson as hostess. Plans were msde and discussed for the annual bazaar and din ner to be held In the church din ing mom on Friday, Nov. 15. The bazaar will open at 3:30 p. m. and the dinner will be from 5 30 to 7:00 p. m. The fol- lowing committee chairman were appointed: Dinner, Alice Huber; Tables and decorations. Mrs. Warren Edwards; Fancy Work, Mrs. Ethel Huffman; Baked floods. Mrs Joe Johnson: Novelty Table, Mrs. Glenn Jul ian; Candy. Mrs Leonard Cruson; WSCS Items, Mrs. Clyde Bressler. Various other plans were discussed and re freshments were served tn Mmes. Norman Williams. Roy Felton, Warren Edwards, James Hollingshead, Glenn Julian, Fred Lawrence, Clyde Bressler, Leonard Cruson, Mac Mormon. Oscar Naue, Joe Johnson. Mrs Alice Huber, Mrs. Ethel Huff man and the hostesa Mrs Dan ielson. Nineteenth Annual I 4- Door Prizes 4 Grand ft Prize V ax- n * «.1 4- Hams I -l ★ Bacon 1 * Í 4 r Turkeys* Mill City Fire Hall Saturday, Nov. 23rd THE FUN STARTS AT 7:00 P. M. SHARP DANCE Good Music By A Live Orchestra FUN FOR ALL The Big Event of the Year Come and Bring Your Friends
