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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1967)
GATES By Mrs. Floyd Swaim event in 1958. In recent years, Mr. Plambeck had made two trips back to Germany to visit relatives. Plambeck was a retired boiler room fireman for the old Hammond Lumber Com pany sawmill here, and later for the Mill City Manufactur ing Company Co-op. He was a veteran of World War I, and had been baptized in the Lutheran church. Survivors of John C. Plant- bee., as he was known here, include his daughter, Mrs. Else Allen of Mill City, Dr. Hans Plombeck of Corvallis, Otto Plambeck of Lacey, near Olympia, Wn„ a step-son, Walt Witt of Glendale, Calif., six grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Other relatives include one brother and one sister in Germany, and numerous nieces and ne phews. Otto Witt of Mill City is a brother-in-law. There are also many old-time friends and neighbors of N. W. Fifth and Alder to mour his pas sing. Pall bearers assisting at the services were Charles Kelly, Dave Reid, Lee Ross, Jesse Haywood, Herbert Schroeder, and James Swan. Lyons Church Women Plan Birthday Luncheon 8—Hie MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1967 Kellys Visit Friends In Eugene Sat.-Sun. Save $40 A birthday dinner was giv LYONS—The regular meet The Charles Kellys spent en by Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ing of the Women’s Society of the weekend in Eugene where Barnhardt honoring his mo Christian Service was held they attended the play “The ther, Mrs. G. C. Barnhardt, Tuesday afternoon, February Glass Menagerie’ at the Arena and his sister, Mrs. Lloyd St. 7, at the Lyons Methodist par theatre on the U of O campus, John. Guests were Mr. and sonage. Plans were made to JOHANN ES C. PLAMBECK their son John appearing in Mrs. Lloyd St. John of Salem, have another tamale sale on the lead role of “Tom,” and Funeral services for Jo Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Barnhardt March 1, having them for also as narrator of the pre and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barn sale on Wednesday and Thurs hannes Christian Plambeck sentation. Saturday evening hardt and family. Colored day, the 8th and 9th at the were held at Weddle Funeral was the final night of the slides were shown by Lloyd church. Anyone wishing to Home in Stayton at 2 p. m. play, it having opened on If you’re ever going to get a chain saw, now is the time. A complete St. John. The slides had been place orders may telephone Monday afternoon, followed Thursday. woodcutting kit now only $229.95. Regular $270.59 value.** taken by him over the past Mrs. Clyde Bressler or Mrs. by interment at Lone Oak Also attending the play with Includes: month while on a business Ethel Huffman. Plans were cemetery. Conducting the the Kellys were Mr. and Mrs. lightweight, powerful, easy-starting MAC 3-10 chain saw with DSP- trip in Alaska. also made for their annual ba memorial was Rev. James Don Goode of Eugene and the McCulloch innovation that cuts starting effort in half, a 6-pac The Hollis Turnidges were zaar which is held in the late Murray, pastor of the Mill Miss Mary Lou Seivers, form McCulloch 40:1 motor oil, bar and chain guard, 1-gallon fuel can, Sunday visitors at the home fall. Mrs. Harold Hawthorne City United Presbyterian erly “Miss Eugene,” and a extra 16" chain, spare spark plug, complete set of chain care tools, of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murphy and Mrs. Wilson Stevens were church. senior at U of O. Ron Oh manual, can of Engine Life product. Supply is limited, so get cuttin*. in Lebanon. appointed to the fancy work Mr. Plambeck passed away mart of Mill City, who is a •From Manufacturers' suggested list price for Individual Items. Mrs. Floyd Johnson and her committee. Plans were made at a Salem hospital early Sat * lief sophomore at the University, father, George Cree, visited for the annual birthday lunch urday morning, February 11, was also glimpsed in the Friday afternoon at the Sal eon Tuesday, April 11, to be following a lengthy illness crowd with his date. The em home of Mrs. Johnson’s held in the church dining complicated by a heart con Goode’s daughter, Mrs. Anton daughter, the James Cuth dining room. Mrs. Clyde dition. He was born October VonStokkum, and her voice berts. Her grandson Jimmie Bressler will be chairman, as 2, 1883, in Germany and was teacher, Mrs. Don Hunter, also returned home with them to sisted by Mrs. Freda Gruggett married there to the former took in the performance. spend the weekend with the and Mrs. Harold Hawthorne. Alma Nagel on October 1, Later in the evening, the Johnsons. The Cuthberts and Cost of the luncheon is all 1908. The Plambecks came group dropped by the Kappa George Cree were dinner you can eat for your birthday directly from Hamburg, Ger Sigma house for coffee with guests at the Johnson home pennies. Anyone is welcome many, to Mill City in Novem John’s house-mother, Mrs. Sunday. The major attraction to come and enjoy this hour ber, 1923. Mrs. Plambeck pas MacMahon, in her apartment. for the day, especially for the of fellowship at 12 noon. sed away on March 5, 1961. They also enjoyed seeing de children was a “shakedown Present for the meeting She mentioned at one time corations for the house-dance cruise” on the pond for the were Mmes. John Elmore, that her husband had a bro which was in progress. The Mill City Christian boat Floyd built this winter. Wilson Stevens, Leonard Cru- ken arm on their wedding Sunday morning, the Kelly John Roten arrived home son, Harold Hawthorne, Clyde day, and a broken back on church will hold a revival family and Miss Seivers at meeting the first part of by plane from Long Beach Bressler, Chester Riggs, El their Golden Wedding anni tended church services at Friday evening. He had been mer Wilson, Glenn Julian, E. versary which somewhat cur March. Rev. Don Leavitt of the Central Presbyterian employed there at a shipyard L. Roye, Ethel Huffman and tailed the celebration of that Portland will be the guest church in Eugene. Phone 859-2240 Mehama, Oregon speaker. the past seven weeks. Freda Gruggett. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levon were in Seattle Wednesday to Saturday attending the Wes tern Farmer’s Association convention. Mrs. Levon said they enjoyed nice weather. Of special interest for the ladies was a Grayline tour of the city and luncheon at a well- known restaurant sponsored by the convention. A banquet was held for the men and their wives Thursday evening at Exposition Hall with about 2500 attending. Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Nellie Al len were Miss Janet Cameron and David Vernon of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes hosted their pinochle club Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness filled in for Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phil lips, who were away on a trip. The Floyd Johnsons were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson in Mill City. of us is us build bridges, Weekending at the home of Mrs. Chris Geston in Mil waukie were Mr. and Mrs. build great police records, electronic G. J. Geston. A mid-week guest at the or lawn furniture but and is a Com homes of the P. L. Mulli gans and the Mel Newbergs munity Builder. was Jack Ingram of Pine City, a nephew of the Mulli Because every we to our to gans. He visited Tuesday to Friday. Weekend guests at build economy trade area it is .,. making the two homes were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mulligan of Port community a happier, more prosperous for land. Mrs. P. L. Mulligan was re to and shop. leased from Santiam Memor ial hospital Tuesday after noon following several days Which makes it profitable our trading... our of tests and observation. She is reported to be feeling a munity ... we of little better now. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bris in area have our lives tal bin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone were present for a ents invested... where our children are birthday celebration for Bert Morris at the Morris home in There be nobleness unselfishness about our money Mill City Friday evening. Mrs. Lee Fisher, accompan bigger better the and profit ied Mrs. Fred Gruver to Port land Thursday where they people but is it practical? were overnight guests at the home of Mr. Gruver’s par ents, the Dean Barnhardts. Mrs. Fisher consulted a spe cialist in pancreatic medi cine recommended by her doctor. Sunday visitors at the Vic Herron residence were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Mullens of Stayton and her brother, Raymond Parks of Redmond. Mrs. Herron and Jeannette had accompanied the visitors to Lebanon on Saturday to visit Mrs. Her ron’s son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Jones. Mrs. Elmer Klutke return ed February 7 from a week’s Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing Complete Body Repair and Paint Service Fresh Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods Interior — Exterior Painting visit in San Francisco at the Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Spray or Brush Ph. 897-2483 Mill City Branch home of her son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Klutke and son. 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