The Mill City enterprise., April 01, 1971, Page 5, Image 5

JAKE HERRON
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 1, 1971
J. O. "Jake” Herron, 58,
moving April 1 to the Wiliam-1
former Mill City resident, died
ette Lutheran Home on Wheat-
Saturday at his home in Yreka,
land Road in Salem. Mrs. Hoe-
Calif.
The Oregon Nurses Associa­ day.
nig was a teacher in the Mill
A native of Chico, Texas, he tion,
District No. 3 will hold
Current and proposed legki-
City and Gates schools for a
lived here from 1928 until mov­ its April meeting at 7:30 p. m. lation on abortion, delivery of
number of years before moving
ing to California 12 years ago. in Salem General Unit Audi­ health care, and bills effecting
to Salem and has many friends
He was a logger. The family torium
on April 4. The pro­ nursing as well as current
Mr. and Mrs. I amis Morgan in the area. Her aunt, who
said he was injured in an auto gram will consist of a panel trends in health care and the
celebrated their 10th wedding made her home with her, mov­
accident last year, but didn’t discussion by local nurses of role of the nurse will be dis­
anniversary, Thursday, Mar. 25. ed to the home of some of her
know if this contributed to his the issues vital to nursing to- cussed.
They went to the Oregon coast relatives to live.
death.
for a few days, staying at The
Surviving are widow, Mrs.
Inn at Spanish Head, over the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder
Marie Herron, Salem: son Rex
weekend.
and sons from Myrtle Creek, I
Herron, Eugene;
daughter,
visited from Friday until Sun-|
Mrs. Dinah Haywood. Mill
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. (Red)1 day of last week with his par­
City; brothers John B. Herron.
McDonald and son, Don and ents Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Mill City; Pat, Sacramento,1
wife of Longview, Wn., and Lake.
Calif., and Victor, Mount
Mrs. Maggie Matheny of Port­
Shasta, Calif.; sister, Mrs.
land were Sunday visitors at
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gruver
Maurine Arthur, Eugene; two
the home of Mr. and Mrs. and family spent the spring va­
grandchildren.
James Swan. Red McDonald cation week at their cabin,
Funeral services were held
and Mrs. Matheny are brother ‘■The Gruver’s Aftermath", at
Wednesday, March 31, at 2
and sister of Mrs. Swan.
Pacific City on the big Nes-
Above lxOriua luong aim Don Moffatt of The Enter­ p.m. at Weddle Funeral Home,
tucca. On Sunday, March 21, prise watch as the Fairchild Scan-A-Graver makes a Stayton, with interment at
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jenkins, ihe Gruvers entertained at an couple of cuts for this week’s issue. More pictures will Fairview Cemetery, Gates.
Su«an and Sally were Sunday open house with several of
dinner guests at the home of their friends from Mill City be used each week now.
ZORA FLORY
Esther Stafford — Eleanor Montoya
their son. Mr. and Mrs. Den­ visiting. Their daughter, Lou­
MEHAMA — Zora Eleanor
ise, returned Sunday to her
I
nis Jenkins in Portland.
Flory, 85, Mehama, died Mon­
studies at Southern Oregon
day in a Stayton hospital.
I
Guests last week at the College where she is a fresh-1
She was born in Iowa, came
By
Rebecca
Savage
to Oregon in 1959 and lived in
home of Miss Betty Bostwick man.
Phone 859-2340
Jackie Clark, Frances Blum-j
were her brother and wife, Mr.
Stayton before moving to Me
enstein,
T(
m
Rush,
.
n
l
Mike
Sally
Jenkins
was
in
Port
­
hama
about
four
years
ago.
and Mrs. W. P. Bostwick of
land for the weekend where Elliott were elected as ex­
Livermore, Calif
Survivors include sons Dave,
she stayed with her sister Sus- change students with Corval­
Mehama; Russell, Florence,
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart1 an. On Saturday evening they lis during Student Council,
Ariz.: Harold, Turner; Airld,
LaVELLE HASEMAN
Stella, Mo.; daughters, Mrs.
had as their weekend guests attended the David Cassidy March 16th. These four stud­
Mr. and Mrs. William Poppitz show at the Civic Auditorium ents from Santiam will live in I LeVelle Hill Haseman of Bertha Stroyhmyer, Antioch.
of Minneapolis. They had flown which had a sell-out atten­ Corvallis one week and attend Albany, but former long-time Calif.; Mrs. Mabel Bond, Me­
Corvallis High School. At the resident of Mill City, passed hama; Mrs. Elenora Butts.
to Seattle to visit Mrs. Pop- dance.
same time, four students from away at Salem on Monday, Turner: 96 grandchildren and
pitz’s sister and drove down to
onvenient
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Oder- Corvallis will be living in Mill March 29, as the result of can- great-grandchildren;
brother
visit the Ohmarts. The two
cer. Daughter of the late Mr. Granville Lee, Elgin. Ore.
Plenty of
families were friends 26 years man of Gold Beach spent a City arid attending Santiam.
Service
Prices for the council spon­ and Mrs. D. B. Hill, she was
Funeral arrangements are
ago in San Diego when both couple of days last week with
sored
car
wash,
April
10,
were
born
in
Mill
City
on
April
4,
pending at Weddle Funeral
men were in the service. They her parents, the James Swans.
set. They are as follows: cars. 1910, and was graduated from Home, Stayton.
Parking
had not seen each other for 16
Mrs. Leo Poole, Gloria, Sally, $1.00: cars with white walls, Mill City High School in 1928.
years, when the Ohmarts vis-
a>vi Kevin and Mrs. Ozzie Mik- $1.25; and campers and pick­ Married to R. C. (Bub) Hase­ Change Da+e of
ited them in Minneapolis.
man on December 24, 1929, af­
kelsen spent part of their ups. $1.50.
Friendship cards were pass­ ter attending Oregon State for Annual Talent Show
Chris Barker has been ill at spring vacation at Lincoln
his home for some time. Spend­ City. While there they saw Mr. ed out to be sold and Presi­ one year, where she joined
DETROIT—The date of the
ing last week at the Barker and Mrs. Dick Corbett of Port­ dent Mike Elliott announced Alpha Delta Pi sorority, she “Talent Show” annually spon­
home were her son and daugh­ land and .Doris Williams, who the change in the office of A. later was Postmaster at Idanha sored by the Deanha Parent
STORE NO. 468
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don had taken Carolyn Podrabsky S. B. treasurer. Starting next for several years, also living Teachers Ciub has been chang­
Marquez and their six children down in honor of her birthday election the office shall be fill­ at Waldport before moving to ed from April 10th to April 17.
Breads and Pastry
Canned Goods
ed by the president appointing Albany.
who live in the St. Johns area anniversary.
The show will be held in the
Money Orders
a volunteer. The treasurer will
Frozen Foods
A long-time member of Mari­ Elementary school gym. Those
in Portland. They came to help
Moats and Dairy Products Fruits and Vegetable«
Mrs. John MacGregor was work directly with the coun­ lyn Chapter, No. 145, OES, wishing to participate are re­
with the yard work and other
Ice
Non-Prescription Drugs
Mrs. Haseman formely served minded that the dead-line for
work which Mrs. Barker is un­ honored on her birthday Sun- cil’s finances in the office.
Beverages (Warm and Cold)
Cigarettes and Candy
able to do. On the weekend day, when her brother and sis- Class meetings were held as organist for which she had registration is April 12th. Bar­
another son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill tens and their families, all from during activity period, March unusual talent, She became a bara Whiteley or Dorothy Wil­
Marquez from Clackamas came ! Salem, gathered at the Mac­ 19th. The Seniors had no of­ member of the Mill City Pres-1 liamson may be contacted for
registrations.
to help. They celebrated Mrs. Gregor home for the tradition- ficial business and therefore byterian church as a child.
Surviving are her husband,
Bill Marquez'birthday anniver- al_ bi^day cake, which they spent the period gabbing. The
Rehearsal will be held the
Juniors
decided
to
elect
prin
­
R.
C.
Haseman,
a
retired
log
­
for the occasion,
ice
evening before the show on the
sary.
’ brought '*
‘
cesses
for
the
Prom,
appointed
ging
contractor,
of
Albany;
one
cream and coffee. There were
16th. Acts are still needed. Pro­
Former Mill City residents 14 family members present. committees for their April 9th son, R. C. (Dick) Haseman, ceeds will be added to the
who attended funeral services' Mrs. MacGregor’s two. sisters Twirp dance, and discussed Jr., of Longview, Wn.; one scholarship fund.
for Mrs. Elsie Potter in Stay­ in North Dakota phoned during class dues. The Sophomores re- i daughter, Mrs. Ray Monroe
ton Monday were Mrs. Pearl the afternoon to wish her a ceived a lecture on unruly con-1 (Nancv) of Idanha; eight
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duct. The Freshmen had a run­ grandchildren, Mike, Rick.
Downing, Mrs. Ed Cooke, Mrs. happy birthday.
The
Mill City Enterprise
I
down
on
the
Frosh-Eighth
Vicki, Susie, and Dennis Mon­
Lyle Mason, and Mr. and Mrs
I
grade
dance,
and
discussed
roe,
all
of
Idanha,
and
Charles
Peggy
Welstad
from
Pleas
­
Hugh Jull.
ant Hiil visited from Monday window washing as a possible | (Chuck), Sally, and Scott
| Haseman, all of Longview; one
Mrs. Everett Jones of Jen- to Thursday with Kay Mac­ money raising activity.
| sister, Mary (Mrs. Charles)
nings Lodge and daughters, Gregor. Kay went home with
Kimi and Carolyn, visited her ! Peggy and stayed until Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus | Kelly of Mill City; and one bro- Cakes Baked and Decorated
grandparents, the C. E. Rogers, day when her parents, the John took their son. Alan, to Eugene I ther, D. B. Hill of Albany: one
for all Occasions.
last Wednesday to help cele­ MacGregors drove to Pleasant Sunday where he joined a (niece, Leia Barkley (Mrs. Paul)
friend and returned to Stan­ | of Pullman, Wn.; and two ne- >
brate his birthday. Mr. and Hill to bring her home.
WEDDING CAKES A
ford University after spending I phews, John Kelly of Holly-
Mrs. James McMurtry, Sr., and
SPECIALTY
Reg. 98c On Sale At
Miss Flossie Overman of Philo­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Nida and i Spring vacation here. On the wood, Ca., and Stewart Hill of |
math visited the Rogers home Connie from Brookings spent I return trip Mr. and Mrs. Yan- Albany.
Memorial services are sched­
....... Saturday
’
kus visited her niece, Mr. and
last Thursday. Mrs. McMurtry from Thursday until
Open 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. For Your Convenience
is a former Mill City teacher, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Hass and son at uled to be held at 2 p. m. Josephine Hampton
Thursday at Weddle Funeral
Charlie French.
Cottage Grove.
Phone 897-256»
now teaching in Philomath.
Home in Stayton. Cremation
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell, I Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree will follow.
Happiness is reading the
bathroom scale at five pounds Mrs. William McClintock and went to Salem Saturday even
ELSIE HILL POTTER
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark from ing where a dinner was held
less.
Stayton attended the reception at McNary Golf course honor­ Elsie Hill Potter passed away
STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN for Dorothy Moss, member of ing her mother, Mrs. J. C. at Willamette Lutheran Home
—Ellen Stahlman on duty the Estarl Fund Committee of Dickinson, who was 91 years Thursday, March 25 at the age I
Tuesday through Saturday. the Grand Chapter of Oregon, old March 29. Attending were of 89. She would have been
Betty Klutke on duty Thurs­ OES at Marguerite Chapter No. Mrs. J. C. Dickinson and her 90 on August 17.
day through Saturday. Ph. 897- 60, at Lebanon Monday even- I children. Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
A former long-time resident
6100 for appointment.
Gorton. Mr. and Mrs. Wade of Mill City, Mrs. Potter was
Dickinson all of Salem and Mr. bom in Kansas, August 17,
and Mrs. Lowell Cree.
1881. When she was 6 months
old. she came to Oregon with j
Mrs. Charles Golden and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.,
children and Mrs. Clyde Gold­ I Adolphus Hill, in one of the
en, spent from Wednesday un­ last wagon trains to come to
til Friday last week visiting Oregon. She was the twin of
Clvde Golden’s son, David and Ellis Hill. Her family settler!
family at McChord AFB at Ta­ in Stayton In 1882 where her
coma. They also visited rela­ 1 six brothers and one sister
tives at Seattle.
grew un. She was married to
I J. Frank Potter of Lyons in
FN Lee Stafford left Sun­ | 1903, who later became a prom-
day to return to the Alameda , inent lumberman of Oregon.
Naval Station where he is as­ ' His last venture was in con-
signed to the USS Or'skany i n'-ctirn with *he Mill C'ty
I after a week's leave with his ' Manufacturing Co. in 1936 and
I wife I.aDonna and small son, I h-> ran it until his death in 1914.
Mrs. Potter was a long-time
Timmy. While he was home.
I they enjoyed a trip to the m< mber and past worthy mat-
I beach and visiting with his par- i ron of Marilvn Chapter. No. 145
' > nts, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Staf- ‘ OES the Rebekah Lodge, the
I ford and other family members. ! Mill City Woman’s club, and
' the Christian church, having
I.ynn Stafford returned to ' transferred to the Court Street
OTI at Klamath Falls Sunday j church in Salem in recent
and M il City Pharmacy is where you can
i after spending the spring va- ■ years. She had three sons. Wil­
find what you need in cards and other items I cation here with his parents. lis A. Potter, Lyle C. Potter,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stafford. both of whom proceeded her
to make the day more festive.
in death, and I.afe L. Potter
Guests Friday at the home of West Linn, her only surviv­
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillen- ing son One sister, Gladys
I water were her uncle and aunt, Trask of Fresno, survives her.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor Other survivors are three niec
es. Mary Kelly of Mill City;
of Clive, Alberta, B. C.
Iimal Sandlin and Jean To-
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo ' disco, both of Fresno, and one
Empty Baskets and Easter Novelties and
NORTHWEST FORD DEALERS
returned home Monday after nephew. D. B. Hill of Albany.
Ford wagon«, for
Four
grandchildren
survive,
spending
several
days
in
Med
­
Fillings By Brown and Haley
Inttane«, ofl«r thing«
ford visiting with their son Tackle Cressey of Seattle; Lyle
like special 3-Way
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Potter of Texas: Bill Potter of
Doorgates. Luxurious
George Rambo. While they Chicago, and Lvle Fling of
LTD’e are famed for their
were in Medford, they also Scholls, also 12 great- grand­
quiet ride And only Ford
visited with Mrs. Mary Turpin, children.
pickups have two front­
I
Memorial
services
were
held
a former long-time resident of
axle riding smoothness.
Monday afternoon, March 29,
Mill City.
at 2 p. m. at the Weddle Fune-
"Your Gift Headquarters"
Mr. and Mr«, fiordon Davis i ra! Home of Stayton. with in-
«■■LiW Mn l*M« 4MMMMHMKSMraMMUrSMBBMMiW»«Mi
(Elberta Roda) from Oakridge 1 t' rment in the Lone Oak ceme-
spent the weekend at the home ! tcry, Stayton.
Frank Stromquist, Owner
of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shep­
herd. They came on Friday to
Phone 897-2312
Mill City
attend funeral services for Mrs QUALITY JOB PRINTING;
Phone 709-2117
Stayton, Oregon
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE 1094 First Street
Alpha Tumidge.
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Due to her health, Mrs. Viv-
3 1 1 ian Hoe nig, of Salem, will be
Watch Scan-A-Graver Work
Oregon Nurses Plan Meeting April 4th
LOCALS
PERMANENTS
Regular $20.00
Regular $15.00
Santiam Ripples
.
.
now $15.00
now $12.50
LYONS BEAUTY KÖRNER
OBITUARIES]
FOOD STORES
Decorated Cakes
FREE I9C Package
of Easter Egg Coloring
with every Dozen Eggs
BACON
Easter Time Is Here
Boxed Easter Candy $1.50 to $4.50
Filled Baskets . . . each 98c
Mill City Pharmacy
ir-ord outsells the rest
because Ford out-values
the rest!
big value
arive •
Philippi Motor Company