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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1966)
LYONS THRT'S R FRIT GATES 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 21, 1966 Gael Custforth, Lyle and Jose, Calif. They were en By Eva Bressler By Mrs. Floyd Swaim L a n n y Vickers, Medical Lynn. Mrs. Cutsforth said route home from Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Boris Lastiw- Corpsman In the U.S. Navy, they were sent scurrying for B. C. ka left Saturday for their new Mrs. Emile Johnson has called on Mrs. Lang Stafford shelter each day by electric home at Edmonton, Alberta, storms passing over. been a patient at the Stayton Monday of last week. Canada after a short wedding Overnight guests at the Gael hospital since July 12 where Returning recently from a REV. CLAUDE STEVENS trip to the coast and a few Cutsforth home July 11 were she Is receiving treatment for two-week vacation in Wash Funeral services were held days at the home of her par ington, British Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sturgis ulcers. Monday afternoon at 2:30 at ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prich Mrs. Velma Carey was a Idaho were Mrs. Ruby Stubbs, and daughter Jane of Yakima, the Turner Christian church ard. The young couple were Wash. weekend guest at the home of Shary, Mary and their guest, for Rev. F. Claude Stephens, married last Sunday, July 10, Mr. and Mrs. Gael Custforth her son and daughter-in-law, Kathy Tourville. They visited former minister of the local at the Lyons Methodist were hosts for a family gath Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey of Rocky Reach Dam enroute to church. Christian Church. Bridgeport, Wash., where they ering at their home over the Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wells Rev. Stephens passed away were guests for a week at the weekend when family wed Guests for the day Sunday Thursday in a Salem Hospital and three children of Hooper, home of Mrs. Stubb’s nephew, ding and birthday anniversar Mrs. Oliver Farmen and fam- at the age of 88. He had been Nebraska spent Tuesday thru Mr. and Mrs. Scott Freeburg. ies were celebrated. A picnic at the Bob Lavon home were in poor health for some time. Thursday at the home of her Side trips were taken to style dinner was served out ily of Cottage Grove and He was born at Pleasant grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grand Coolie Dam and to Sun side on Sunday. Guests were Mrs. W. L. Fliedler of Port Home, Ore., August 5, 1877 James Hollingshead. Mr. Lake where horseback riding Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cutsforth, land. and was married November Wells, who is with the U.S. and boating were enjoyed. Don Hood and family, Mrs. 15, 1905, He attended the Uni Naval Air Force, is being From there they traveled to Gary Cutsforth and family and The life of a Series E Unit versity of Oregon and Eugene transferred to France follow to WRjonc A mericans ever since I7X. but Lumbly, British Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chrz, all ed States Savings Bond pur THE SAMN66 BONUS MDU BUV TOOKf HAVE BEEN of Gervais and Mrs. Albert Bible College which is now ing his term of leave. visiting two days at the home PESI6NEP TO PROTECT THE PURCHASER ASAMST ANT LOSS ! chased between May 1941 and Northwest Christian College Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Branch of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Choin. Reiling of Woodburn. TODAY S U*. SAVINGS BONOS HAVE A FIXED REDEMPTION May 1949 is 30 years due to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuck where he graduated in 1911. are announcing the birth of VALUE, ARE REDEEMABLE AFTER A SHORT HOLPNO PERIOD - Several days were spent In the granting of two 10-year ANO CAN BE REPLACED IN THE EVENT OF LOSS er and their daughter, Mrs. He held pastorates in Oregon, their first child, a daughter, Sand Point, Ida., at the home extensions. No Series E or Washington and Idaho. born Saturday, July 16 at the of Mrs. Stubbs’ brother and Betty Bourgart and son Mark H Savings Bond ever sold has He served the local Chris Santiam Memorial hospital in sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. took a drive to Eastern Ore stopped earning interest. tian Church during World Stayton. Kermit Bergman. They went gon Thursday, going to Red War II. During that time their swimming while there and mond, Madras and visiting the Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt lodge at Mt. Hood. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dean of Lyons visited relatives in visited a Palomino ranch. Mrs. Bourgart and Mark Stephens and her two sons Lyons Friday. Mr. Hiatt is a Sunday visitors at the home made their home with them brother of Mrs. Alex Bodeker of the Ed Kadins were his bro left for their home in Fort while her husband served in and Mrs. Clyde Bressler. En ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dodge, Iowa on Friday. They the Armed Forces. She is the route home from Portland Albert Nelson, Mary and Mike had visited at her parents’ former Iris Bates, daughter of they also visited relatives in of Corvallis. Mary and Mike home a month. Mrs. Verna Hunziker of the late Rev. Arthur Bates Stayton. stayed over to visit through Portland weekended at the who was the first minister of Monday. Miss Luella Anderson of the local Christian Church. Roseburg spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle home of her brother-in-law Rev. Stephen’s last pastorate at the home of her parents, Mrs. Earl Van Nuys, West have received a letter from and sister, Mr. and Mrs. was at Wasco. He retired in Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. George Blytheville AMB, Ark., con George Stafford. Neal and family of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rush 1950 and he and his wife mov and Keith. firming their son, Louis’ pre were present. Tentative plans ed to Crenshaw Cottage at the ■motion to Airman 2nd class. hosted a birthday dinner par Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olms call for next years reunion Turner Memorial Home. Capt. Douglas Hirte was tak ty at their home Wednesday tead were in Corvallis Satur en by ambulance to Salem evening honoring Mrs. Glenn Surviving are the widow day afternoon to attend fun to be held at the John Neal Monday where he was picked Henness and Joe Bowes. Esther of Turner; one son, eral services for Mrs. Cath Memoiial Park the second up by an army plane and Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Stephens of Salem; erine Edwards of Eddyville, Sunday in July. To insure the public an op Mrs. Dan Ferrans and child flown to the base hospital at Burrel Cole and Brian Rush. one daughter, Mrs. Thelma Mrs. Edwards was the mother portunity to timely enroll for A fishing trip to Elk Lake Landes of Portland; three of Mrs. Olmstead’s sister-in- ren left for Yuma, Arizona protection under the Medicare Ft. Lewis, Wash. He had grandchildren and two great law, Mrs. Ed Olmstead of Co Tuesday morning, called there program and to transact other been a patient at Santiam was taken Sunday by Mr. and by the illness of her mother. Memorial Hospital since July Mrs. Clare Rush, Mr. and grandchildren; two brothers, burg Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bean and Social Security business, the 11 when he contracted a ser Mrs. Lyle Rush, Mrs. Wright Joseph Stephens of Paradise, Rev. John Elmore of the Salem Social Security office Calif. ,and Lent Stephens of Lyons Methodist church will children Kevin and Anthony will remain open additional ious case of mumps, compli and Alan Sommers, all of Sa Olympia, Wash., and one sis- leave this coming Saturday from Odessa, Texas and Mar hours each week. On Mon cated by high fever. He was lem, and Diane, Debbie and Mrs. Amy Dowsett of Gresh for Dead Indian Soda Springs garet Deister from Purcell, days the office will be open supposed to report back for Brian Rush. Gathering at a local restaur am. near Medford where he will Oklahoma were two weeks from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. duty at Ft. Lewis the 11th, but Rev. Earl Lyda officiated at spend a week as a counselor guests at the home of Mr .and Tuesday through Friday reg was given an extension of ant Friday for a birthday din the services and interment in a Methodist Youth Camp. Mrs. Henry Deister. Mr. and ular office hours are from leave when he came down ner celebration honoring Mrs. was in the Twin Oak Ceme Rev. West Turner will be in Mrs. Bean and children are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with the mumps. Mrs. Hirte Ann Primeau were Mmes. 11.3 lbs. tery at Turner with Howell- charge of services on Sunday, former residents here hav C. I. Flaten, district man and the children will remain Duncan, Bessie Bassett, Oli with 4.3 cu.in. ing lived here in 1963. at the home of his parents, via Kaplinger, Margaret Rush Edwards funeral home in July 24. Recent guests at the home ager, stated that those reach Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hirte, until and the guest of honor. charge. of Pro-Power David Patton, son of Mr. ing age 65 in the future should Visiting through July at the and Mrs. Harold Ayers, was of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shull file for medicare in the sec arrangements are completed CATHERINE EDWARDS an overnight patient at the were her parents, Mr. and ond or third month prior to and they can move Into a re home of Mrs. Mabel Knutson Here’s the lightweight you pro’s Mr. and Mrs. Walter 01ms- Santiam Memorial hospital Mrs. Claude Marrs from Ren the month of their 65th birth cently purchased home In Cor is her 14 year old grandson, have been waiting for. Big Jeffrey Knutson, of Great McCulloch power and big stead received word Thursday Wednesday following an un ton, Washington and Mr. and day, even though they plan vallis. features in a small, yet of the death of Mrs. Catherine usual accident. David, with Mrs. James Turel from Port to continue working. This Mrs. Jim Dolby of Corvallis Falls, Mont. Jeffrey, who ar-1 McCulloch rugged package. This super land. rived July 12, enjoyed a week- : Edwards of Eddyville, moth other boys had been swim visited her brother, Capt. lightweight also has Little Janet Rae Toman of timely filing will give the Douglas Hirte while he was end fishing trip to Marlon powered er of their daughter-in-law, ming near the Gene Glason automatic chain oiling, easy-start applicant Medicare protection Mrs. Ruth Olmstead of Co home in Mehama. They ran Salem is a guest at the home the first of the month in a patient at the Stayton hospi Lake with his uncle, Orville primer, idle governor, reboreable Knutson and Mel Wright. cylinder, thrifty 40:1 fuel mix, self- tal Sunday. berg. into the house, closing the of her prandparents, Mr. and which they are 65. Mrs. Mabel Knutson has a cleaning carburetor, and many Mrs. Edwards was 75 and glass door and David, not see Mrs. Wilson Stevens. She is Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson The Salem Social Security more features. If you want the died Wednesday following a ing the door closed, ran thru staying with them while her office is located at 643 Union took Glen Bothwell to the new granddaughter, born Ju muscle without the weight... short illness. it, severely cutting his right parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Street N. E. The telephone Good Samaritan Hospital In ly 11 at Santiam Memorial don’t wait to see the new Survivors include the wid arm which required surgery Toman and her sister and number is 585-1793. The tele Portland Wednesday where hospital. The parents are her McCulloch MAC 4-10. COMR ON IN ANO TRY IT! ower, one son, six daughters, and many stitches. He also brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. phone number to use on Mon he was to undergo surgery on son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knutson of Friday. one brother, one sister, 16 had a bad cut on his right Jack Scott of Mill City are on day evenings is 585-5962. grandchildren and 4 great knee as well as other cuts a vacation trip Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson called Mill City. The baby has been Mrs. William Deister from on former neighbors, Mr. and named Margret Marie and grandchildren. and bruises. Mrs. Everett Robb while In weighed 6 lbs., 15 ozs. Equipment Company Services were held Saturday Mrs. Myrtle Ayers is spend-1 Syracuse, Ney York is visit Friday evening visitors at ing relatives here. She is a Portland Wednesday. at 1 p.m. at Corvallis with in ing some time at the home of Phone 859-2240 Mrs. Harold Wilson and her the Walter Brisbin home were terment at the Eddyville her daughter and son-in-law, guest at the home of her hus daughter, Mrs. Don Carey of his niece, Mrs. Dorothy Cox Mehama, Oregon cemetery. Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Stock- bands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deister and will also Stayton attended the Art and her mother-in-law of San well at Carver, Ore. Festival at Bush House In DAISY B. HILL Recent visitors at the home visit with her sisters’ hus Daisy R. Hill, 85, Salem, Rt. of Mrs. Thelma Phillips were band, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wil Salem Sunday afternoon. 4 Box 136, died Thursday in a her sister, Mrs. Bessie Cline son of Lyons and her parents, Each of Oregon’s 36 count Enjoying a recent 10-day va local hospital following a cere of Turlock, Calif., and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown ies recently received bump cation at Seaside were Mrs. bral hemmorhage. William Cline of McCloud, at Shaw. Her husband, an Air er share of the nearly $1,760,- Jack Evans and two daught man first class will arrive in 000 in 1966 house trailer tax ers, Paula and Jackie. Mrs. She was employed by Amer Calif. ican Telegraph and Telephone Rev. Carl Blanchard and October for a leave, following es collected by the Depart Evans assisted her mother, for a total of 30 years and family are spending a three- the leave will be sent to Jap ment of Motor Vehicles. Ac Mrs. Leroy Virgin of Fair worked as chief operator at week vacation visiting h i s an. cording to Vern L. Hill, direc banks, Alaska, in moving into Pacific Northwest Bell’s Sa brothers and sisters In Cali Mrs. Charles Power Is vis tor of the Department, checks her home at Seaside. Mrs. Vir lem office for several years. fornia and Arizona. Rev. iting in Glendale, California. representing each county’s gin will reside there while She was a member of the Pio Blanchard is pastor at the She is a guest at the home share were mailed last week. her husband is away several of her mother, Mrs. Stanley neers, a telephone company Canyon Baptist Church. The total of $1,757,942 is an months on a construction pro retirement group. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber Searle. increase of $287,042 over the ject. Mrs. Evans and girls also She was preceded in death were hosts for a dinner Sun Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Yeager 1965 collections. The added visited with her sisters and by her husband, Clyde (Tac day honoring her father, El and family from Sebastpol, revenue comes from an in their families, Mr. and Mrs. kett) Hill, who died about 5 don Mulkey of Silverton upon California are visiting at the crease in mobile homes reg Frank Wilcoxin of Seaside, and Mrs. W. K. Molan and years ago. He was a former his retirement. The Mulkeys, home of her mother, Mrs. istered in the state. longtime resident of Mill City who have been living at Pen Gladys Stiffler. They will al In 1965, there was a total children, visiting from Seat and an uncle of Mrs. Charles dleton for some time while he so visit at the home of her of 54.775 mobile homes reg tle. While there, they spent Kelly. She was a sister-in-law was employed as a saw filer sister and husband, Mr. and istered. In 1966, this increas a lot of time on the beach and of Mrs. Elsie Potter of Salem. for the Blue Mountain Fir Mrs. Ward Slover at Lyons ed 5,707 to a total of 60,482. enjoyed eating a variety of Survivors include a brother Company, have returned to and another sister and family This prepresents a 19.5 per seafood. They also took in the Frank Varley of Coos Bay. their home at Silverton. Oth Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson of cent increase in total regis Miss Oregon Pageant. Pamela Molan, Mrs. Evans’ Services were at 4 p.m. Sat ers attending were Mr. and Salem. trations. Susan Neal, oldest daughter urday at Virgil T. Golden mor- Mrs. Arthur Mulkey, Mr. and Director Hill said Linn niece, returned home with t u a r y. Interment followed Mrs. Ralph Mulkey, Mr. Jim of Mr. and Mrs. George Neal County’s share of the collec them to visit for two weeks. Mrs. Walter Thomas visited at Belcrest Memorial Park. Mulkey, all of Silverton; Mr. is spending this week at Sil tion, based upon 2,242 house Chester Mulkey of Salem, Mr. ver Creek Falls, attending a trailer applications is $67,138.- Thursday at the home of her REV. HAROLD SHERIFF and Mrs. Donald Huber and Baptist Church Camp. 06. This is an increase of $13,- sister, Mrs. Gene Martin, in LYONS — Friends in Lyons children Dennis, Donna, Dar Mickey Kramer from Long 107.75 from last years’ collec Albany. A fishing trip to Red and were saddened to learn of the rell and Debbie, Mr. Leland view, Washington is spend tions. In 1965, Linn County Avril Lakes was enjoyed Sun tragic death of Rev. Harold Mulkey, another brother from ing this week at the home received $54,020.31. (Hal) Sheriff, a minister at Santa Rosa, Calif., called Sun of her grandparents, Mr. and In Marion County there day by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blue Mound, Ill. Rev. Sher day afternoon with congrat Mrs. William Kramer. She has were 3,526 applications in 1966 Thomas and their daughter, as her guests Denise and Bob with $103,929.93 in license Juanita Emerson and her son iff, a former minister of the ulations. Lyons Methodist church with At a recent meeting of the by Allen of Longview. fees. This was a considerable Chris. The pony was taken Mr. and Mrs. Percty Hiatt increase over 1965. for Chris to ride into the his wife Virginia and daught Mari-Linn school board Mr. Lakes. er Hali and three other per Glen Graham of Mill City was spent several days this week 1965. sons were killed in a plane hired as custodian; Mr. Irvin at Round Butte Dam In East Fees collected by the Depart A fishing trip to Paulina crash on a flight from Cedar Robertson, 8th grade teacher; ern Oregon on a fishing trip. ment of Motor Vehicles are Lake and East Lake was tak Rapids, Iowa to Decatur, Ill. Mrs. Eva Benefield, 5th grade; They were accompanied by based on a two per cent ap en July 8-10 by Mr. and Mrs. They were enroute home from Mr. Jim Tollen, 7th grade and their daughter and son-in-law, praisal of the market value Ced^r Rapids where Hal, an Mrs. Hazel Wirth will have Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer of of each unit. This tax is col accomplished gymnast, had the 6th grade instead of 7th Albany. lected in lieu of a property attended a performance. Rev. and the board members are tax. Trailer owners also pay Sheriff, minister at the Meth still looking for a 3rd grade Don’t hesitate to give clothes an annual registration fee of odist church at Blue Mound, teacher. to Goodwill Industries be $6.00 per unit. was piloting the brown and A reunion of the Neal-Ros- cause they need cleaning. Since the Department began white Piper Commanche rent sell families was held at the Cleaning and fumigation of collecting trailer tax fees In ed from a Decatur charter Sunday, July 10. Following a clothing is part of employ 1960, it has returned a total service. Due to heavy thun picnic lunch a short business ment and training at Goodwill. of $7,019,540 to the 36 Oregon dershowers in the Mississippi meeting was held with Jim Handicapped workers and counties. The law requires Valley the craft was last Neal presiding. A historian learners operate the laundry that distribution of the collec •A Ton - Long Box G. T. 2 Dr. H. T. heard of by radio near Bur report was given by Shelia and dry cleaning machines. tions be made on an annual lington, Iowa. Neal Heater, it was enjoyed After complete repair and re basis prior to June 30. by all present. Mr. and Mrs. novation, the clothing is ready Interest rates on U.S. Sav Dolph Heater, Mrs. Ann for its trip to the Goodwill It's easy to sell it when Louise Peters and daughters store. The stores are impor ings Bonds have been increas Mr. and Mrs. Walt McElhaney tant to the program ... be ed four times since the first you use Classified ads from Subllmiety, Mr and Mrs. cause the workers’ wages Series E Bond was sold on Mac Calavan from Salem, Mr. come from sales. All can help May 1, 1941. The rate may not in The Enterprise. Use and Mrs. Ray Lehr and fam by giving discards to Good be lowered during the term High and Chemeketa SALEM Liberty & Chemeketa ily, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. will and by shopping in Good of a bond. Current rate is 364-0184 362-0349 4 15$L when held to maturity. *hem to buy, sell, rent. R. M. Hadly, Shedd. Mr. and will stores. NEW Social Security Office to Remain Open Extra Hours Raymond Brandi Oregon Counties Get Share House Trailer Taxes OMÍd&fatfa... The Mill City Enterprise COLOSSAL DODGE CLOSE-OUT '66 Dart '66 Pickup $2498 $2040 TEAGUE MOTORS DODGE
