7—The MiQ City Enterprise, Thursday, May 9, 1968
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Mrs. John Teeters
Mrs. Roger Dunn left Sat
urday, May 4 for Ft. Sill,
Okla., to join her husband,
SP/4 Roger Dunn, who has
been stationed there since
January 1. Mrs. Dunn drove
GEORGE STAFFORD
by way of Vista, Calif.,
Funeral services were held
where she was joined by an Monday, May 6 at the Mill
other serviceman’s wife who City Presbyterian church for
was also driving to Ft. Sill. George Stafford, 63, a life
Jeff Clearwater was induct long resident of the Niagara
ed into the army April 23 and area. He passed away at a
is taking his basic training at Salem nursing home Wednes
Ft. Lewis, Wn.
day, May 1, following a long
Mr. and Mrs. David Hoeye illness.
and son, Bradley, of Bellevue,
He had been a logger for
Wn., were guests May 4 and most of his life but worked
5 at the home of her parents, nine years previous to his 111
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coffman. ness for North Santiam Ply
Mr and Mrs. Tom Millan also wood company in Mill City.
of Bellvue were guests at the
He was a former member
Coffmans from May 2 to 5.
of the Mill City IOOF lodge
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bouller,
Survivors include the wid
who recently came here from ow, Eda; daughters, Mrs.
Washington, have moved into Carmen Barnhardt and Delor
the house formerly occupied es Stafford of Mill City; sis
by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coop ters, Mrs. Bessie Bassett, Mrs.
er
,Edith Kanoff, Mrs. Alice
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titze Thacker, Mrs. Ruth Vining,
were in Sweet Home Tues and Mrs. Margaret Thomas,
day, April 30 where they visit all of Mill City. Six grand
ed with her mother, Mrs. J. F. children also survive.
Webber and other relatives.
The Rev. James Murray of
Mrs. Weber had just returned ficiated at the services. In
home from Seattle where she terment was at Fairview
had spent the winter at the Cemetery, Gates, with Weddle
home of another daughter, Funeral Home in charge.
Among those serving as
Mrs. Mae Wiltse. Mrs. Wiltse
who brought her mother pallbearers were several of
home was an overnight guest his nephews.
at the Titze home Tuesday
VERDA GOBLE
and left for Seattle Wednes
day morning.
STAYTON — Verda Goble,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mulkey 67,of 1433 3rd St. died Satur
of Portland visited here a day night in a Nephi, Utah,
short time Saturday at the hospital. He had been visit
the home of his sisters, Mrs. ing relatives in Utah.
He was born and grew up
E. J. Hughes and Mr. and
in Nephi and had moved to
Mrs. J. M. Teeters.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Longfel Mill City from Los Angeles
low and son, Gary and Harold in 1947. He came here 12
Longfellow and sons, Rex and years ago and had retired
Rolland and nephew Bruce from Simpson Timber Co. in
Teeters were among those 1964. He was a member of the
spending the weekend fishing Church of Jesus Christ, Latter
Day Saints.
on the Crooked River.
Surviving are his widow,
Mr. and Mrs. Ercill Yocom
of Pendleton and Mr. and Kathleen, Stayton; two sons,
Mrs. Harvey Buxton and son, Phillip, Anaheim, Calif., and
Ray Devies, of Coos Bay, Rodney, Stayton; three daugh
were guests at the home of ters, Camille Gordon, Albany;
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Titze Beverly Mattson, Rialto, Cal.,
when they were here to at and LaNay Swan, Eureka,
tend funeral services of their Calif.; two brothers and three
brother-in-law James Rich- sisters, all out of state, and
seven grandchildren.
mond on May 2.
Services and interment will
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crook
and four children of Salem be in Nephi.
were overnight guests Satur-
day at the home of his mo
ther, Mrs. Charles Crook. Sun Mrs. David Tunnel
day guests of Mrs. Crook
were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Honored With Shower
Reynolds and
daughters,
LYONS—Mrs. Delores Kra
Vicki and Linda and Mrs. mer, Mrs. Elizabeth Castle
Mabel Crook all of Portland and Mrs. Mary Sieg were host
and Al Schneider of Stayton esses for a baby shower hon
Mrs. Mabel Crook remained oring Mrs. David Tunnell held
here for a few days’ visit at the Sieg home Monday
with Mrs. Charles Crook and night. Games furnished the
also visited in Mill City.
entertainment and after open
ing of the gifts refreshments
were served to the honored
guest, Mrs. Tunell and other
guests: Christine Slayden,
Maxine Shultz, Mauretta Sil-
bernagel, Toni Sieg, Linda
Knox, Susee Lindemann, Pen
ne Bilyeu, Sue Clipfell, Naomi
Sant jam Memorial Hospital IntVeld, Hazel Lewis, Gladys
(Stayton)
Nygaard, Glena Lindemann,
SANDERS — To Mr. and Alta Bodeker, Beulah Lewis,
Mrs. Frank Hobson Sanders, Eva Bressler, Katie Sieg, and
Stayton, a son, Sunday, April the hostess Delores Kramer,
Mary Sieg and Elizabeth Cast
28 1968.
WRIGHT—To Mr. and Mrs. le. Sending gifts were Ann
Elmas Ray Wright, Idanha, a Sherwood, Ruth White, Mar
daughter, Tuesday, April 30, lene Tunnell Vicki Champ,
Ruth Lyons, Leona Gunn,
1968.
GIROD—To Mr. and Mrs. June Lewis, Bea Hiatt, Pearl
Jim L. Girod. Mill City, a son, Cooper, Lottie Grosso and
Alda Tunnell.
Sunday, April 28, 1968.
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