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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1970)
LYONS GATES I the John Kokstis family. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Silva from Sacramento, Calif., spent Î By Eva llrwaler By Rose Cree Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cru- several days this week at the home of Mrs. Leona Gunn, en Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson son returned home Wednesday afternoon after a three week route home from the Legion spent Sunday in Portland at stay in Denver with their son convention in Portland. Also the home of his sister and bro and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Michael spending several days at the ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gunn home are her two grand Thoming. Also present wert- Cruson. Ensign and Mrs. Tom Grimes sons, Jerry Hale and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ayers from from Pacifica, Calif., were Ixibes from Hayward, Calif. Olympia. Wn. were enroute to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Hay- weekend guests at the home They Mrs. William Hunt and ward from Portland took his of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. three children, who have spent mother. Mr and Mrs. Walter Chester Grimes. the summer at the home of her Mrs. Robert Reynolds (Pen parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brisbin and his uncle, Mr. and ny) is in Salem Memorial hos Powell, left Wednesday by Mrs. George Arthurs to Port land Saturday where they pital for medical treatment. train for their home in New spent the wekend. On Sunday Bill Kinzer, who received York. the group had a family get- severe bums while employed Recent visitors at the together at the home of Mrs. at Freres Veneer plant was of Mr. and Mrs. Claude home Haywards’ son, Mr. and Mrs. rushed by ambulance to the man were his brother Huff and Allen Michael and family. Also Lebanon hospital Wednesday wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Huff- attending were Mr. and Mrs. afternoon. He was given out man from Seattle, Wn. Kenneth Michael and two sons. patient treatment and is now Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Suzie and convalescing at his home. Paul and Mrs. John Roten and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sieg Judy attended the State Fair have returned from a three- last Wednesday. month vacation trip. They vis Mrs. John Teeters Dinner guests Monday at the ited relatives and friends in Mrs. Joe Jones and her son Minnesota, North and South and daughter-in-law, Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Mrs. Andy Jones of Klamath Johnson were Mr. ana Mrs. Ei Washington state. Falls arrived August 29 and vin Peterson from Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen Keith Anderson has gone to were guests at the home of the Mt. Hood Community col Mrs. Jennie Moe. The young from Sunnyvale, Calif., who lege east of Gresham, where couple only stayed a couple of have been visiting in the area he is taking part in football days and went to the State have returned to the home of practice and will enroll at the Fair before returning home. her son and daughter-in-law, college when it opens Sep Mrs. Jones remained here for tember 28. the rest of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schwindt Mr. and Mrs. Don Romberger visited in Grants Pass Sunday, and Carrie of Tualatin were to greet a new grandson, born guests August 29 and 30 at August 26 to Mr. and Mrs. the home of her parents Mr. Scott Rustey. He weighed 8 and Mrs. Leonard Wallen. pounds 1 ounce and has lieen Mrs. Oren Small and Mrs. named John Eric. Leonard Wallen were among An adult class started Sun- the school cooks who attended day, September 6 at the Lyons the School Food Service Work Methodist church with Rev. shop at Judson Junior High Edward Springman as teacher. School in Salem, September 3. All classes will resume after a Mrs. Steve Myers of the Sen summer vacation. ior Estates in Woodburn visit Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Le ed Wednesday, September 2 at Roy and three sons from Lynn the home of Mrs. Jack Ryland. wood, Calif., spent three days Mrs. Myers had just recently at the home of his brother and returned from a European trip. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. M. V. Frame returned Chester Roy. They also visited home Friday, September 4 from Leaburg where she spent sev eral days at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Orval Greer. MEHAMA Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Rib Steaks . . lb. 98c . " . Smoked Picnics Fresh Pork Steaks . . lb. 69c Nebergall's Frankfurters EQl 1 Lb. Pkg................................... . . 2 lbs. 29c Local Prune Plums $2.59 Lug 49* Potatoes No. 1 10 Lb. Bag Corn Fresh Loca . . doz. 59c Yellow Onions . . . 2 lbs. 15c $^25 Elberta Peaches No. 1 Bushel Brooks Prunes Bear Claws Davidson’s Home Style Fluffs Lug $2.25 . . Pkg. (6 pack) . . . . lb. 89c Mayflower Butter 43c French Fried Potatoes Flav-R-P.c 2 Lb. Bag . . WW Sno- Boy Orange Juice 12 oz. can 39c Girls Kee-Hi Socks . pair $1.00 We Have Plenty of Canning Supplies Prices Effective Ttiurs. Fri-, Sat. Sept. 10, 11, 12 BOB'S FOOD MARKET Phone 859-2494 1015 Main St Lyons, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Virgd Lewis for tie. 6—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1970 another visit before returning Services will be 2 p.m. Thurs Florence Cemetery. to California day at the Weddle mortuary, on Sunday morning. A complete obituary will be Funeral services will be held Spending last Thursday at Stayton, prior to shipment to on Thursday at 1 p. m. at the printed next week. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kerrville, Texas for burial. Ed Stone of Mill City is a Riverside Chapel at Florence Floyd Johnson were Mr. Jes with internment following at nephew. sie Hudgins from Boise, and MRS. MYRTLE AYERS Mrs. Jerry Hudgins, Sherry LYONS — Funeral Services and Brian from Salem. Laurie for Mrs. Myrtle Ayers, 68, of I Cuthbert from Woodburn, who Lyons, who diet! Friday in a | has been visiting at the home Salem Hospital after a short i of her grandparents, returned illness, will be held Thursday to Salem Thursday evening at 11:00 a. m. at Weddle Mor Call Us Any Day For with Mrs. Hudgins, where she tuary. was met by her parents who A native of Pendleton, Mrs. No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between returned to her home. Ayers had lived in Lyons for I Stayton and Gates. 39 years. Surviving are sons Harold of ON OR OFF THE CABLE Gates, William of Mehama and RCA VICTOR daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Stock- well of Rialto, Calif. Brothers ' The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. Clifford Kimery of Ridgecrest. 1 RCA WHIRLPOOL Calif., George kimery of Sandy , and Bill anti Frank Kimery I The Best Laundry Equipment both of Lyons. Ten grandchild- HYRAM SMART dren and four great-grandchild MEHAMA—Hyram Everett ren also survive. Smart, 75, Mehama, died Satur Rev. Melvin Stockwell anti j Rev. Douglas Mentze will of day in a Salem hospital. Born in Texas, he lived in ficiate at the services with in Portland before settling in Me terment at Fox Valley Ceme hama. He served in World War tery in Lyons. Appliance — Radio I and was retired from railroad SALES — SERVICE FRED STONE ing. 503 N. Third Ave. May ton Surviving are his widow Lu Word has been received of cille. Mehama; step-sons DarvL’he death of Fred Stone. 71 and Bruce Brown, both of Seat-' years of age who passed away * TV, Radio & Appliance SeTViCC OBITUARIES 1 lpor !TER ô ;LALL F TV
