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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1971)
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept, 16, 1971 To Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary fyjomani. Pcuje. To Celebrate Golden Wedding Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Phone 897-2772 Eastern Star Meet Mr. and Mrs. Ramon. Wedding Solemnized Roberts To Observe Here on Friday Held Monday Night 50th Wedding Date ter Miss of Linda Crowther, daugh Marilyn Chapter No. 145 Mr. and Mrs. Frank OES met Monday evening at I The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon L. Roberts of Lebanon, Crowther of Mill City, became the IOOF hall for their regular former long-time residents of the bride of David Ruby on monthly meeting, with Mr. Mill City, are inviting their Friday, September 10, in an and Mrs. Lowell Cree Worthy friends to attend a reception 11 a. m. ceremony at the Pres Matron and Patron presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd will observe the Other officers were Mr. and in honor of their 50th wedding byterian church. Rev. Wayne 50th Anniversary of their marriage at a reception Blake officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bill Lyness, Associate anniversary from 2 until 5 o’clock, Sunday afternoon, Gerald Ruby, the groom’s par Matron and Patron, Mrs. Don from 3 until 5 o’clock on Sunday afternoon, September Carlson, Conductress; Mrs. 26, in the Social room of the First Christian Church. September 19, in the Fellow ents are also of Mill City. Standing with the couple Murry Moore, associate Con The families of their son, Bill Shepherd of Mill City ship Hall of the Presbyterian church. The couple requests was the bride’s sister, Susan ductress; Mrs. Al Yankus, Se and daughter Florene Roten, of Lyons, cordially in Crowther, and the bride- cretary; Ervin Peterson, Treas vite all their friends to attend. The couple requests that there be no gifts. urer; Merle Garton, Chaplain: Hosts and hostesses for the groom’s brother, John Ruby. — Stan Ogden Photo A reception followed in the ! Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Organist; that there be no gifts. affair will include Alice Farm- Fellowship hall with the im Mrs. Jack Gulliford, Adah; en of Mill City, Audrey Strick Don Cree Honored at ler and Glenn Roberts, both mediate families and close Mrs. Bill Hirte, Ruth; Mrs. Golden Wedding To Cecil Lake, Esther; Mrs. Clyde I of Lebanon. Also receiving the friends attending. Following a wedding trip ; Phillips. Martha; Mrs. Ervin Be Celebrated by Mr. Dad To Be Shower guests will be Luella Jean Binkley of Arleta, Calif., to the Oregon Coast, the new Peterson, Electa; Mrs. Charlie I Friday evening at the Wil- daughter of the late Ramon lyweds will be at home in French, Warder; Bill Hirte, And Mrs. C. J. Rush liam McClintock home Donald Roberts, Jr. The mother of Gates. Both are 1970 graduates Sentinel. The first order of business Mrs. Roberts, Pearl E Ketch of Santiam High school. The GATES—Mr. and Mrs. C. J.1 Cree was honored with a “‘Ft- um, who is 91 years of age, is groom is employed at Frank was the installation of Muriel Rush will celebrate their gold ther to be” shower, while his Lumber and she will continue Phillips, Addie French, and also expected to be present en wedding anniversary Sun- wife was being honored at the Alice Imogene Shimmin and her nurses training at Che- I Bill Hirte, who were unable to i day, September 26 at a re- Alan Tuers home. The evening was spent in Remon Luell Roberts were meketa Community College. attend the regular installation ception at the Gates Commun- formally with much advice married at Philomath on Sep of officers in June. I ity ciub house. tember 20, 1921 in the home of Distinguished visitors were Friends of the couple are in being given. Refreshments were served 1 Rev Tibbetts of the United Karl Wipper, Worthy Grand vited through the press t> Brethren church The recep- Patron, and Bernice Wipper, greet them between the hours after the honored guest open ed his gifts. Grand Esther of the Grand C----- 1 of 2 and 4 in the afternoon. 1 tion was held at the home of The serving table was ap Chapter of Oegon. Worthy Ma- I Hosts for the affair will be the bride’s parents in Corval trons and Patrons were Mr.' the couple’s sons and their propriately decorated for the lis and Mrs. Verne Torginson of families, Mr. and Mrs. William occasion with the beverages The Roberts’ first home was Euclid Chapter in Scio. Also C. Rush of Corvallis and Mr. being served from a baby bath in Camp #14 of the Hammond making her official visit was and Mrs. Lyle E. Rush of Sal tub. Lumber Company at Mill City Attending were Donald where he was employed. The I Marie Burrell, Grand Commit em. Assisting at the reception Mr. and Mrs. Ramon L. Roberts, Route 1, Box 49, couple made the trip to camp tee Member of the Cancer Re- j w;u be relatives, friends and Cree, Lowell Cree, Gordon Mc Presbyterian Women ’ s The Lebanon will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary, in the cab of a locomotive held its first fall search, and Junior Past Mat-, grandchildren of the couple, Morris, Leland Manning, Alan Sunday, September 19. They were married in Philo (Shay,) with Walt James as Association meeting of the current season ron of Marilyn Chapter. Mrs. | clarence J. Rush and Mar- Tuers, Alan Haywood, Lewis math, Oregon September 20, 1921. Reception will be the engineer and Adrian Bean at the Fellowship Hall on Burrell also reported on Grand garet a . Chittick were married Setzer, Herbert Bastuscheck, at Mill City in the Fellowship Hall of the Presbyterian as the conductor. They moved Thursday afternoon, Septem Chapter. 1 ¡n Salem, September 20, 1921. and Larry Ragsdale from Sal Church between 2 and 5 p. m. Friends and acquaint from camp to Mill City in ber 9, with Lee Lyness as re A large group of Rainbow j jyjr Rush was bom in Duluth, em. ances are invited. The couple request no gifts.—Eggen September, 1925. I freshment hostess. Ten lad Girls of Marilyn Assembly No. I Minn., but moved to the Salem Mr. Roberts was stricken ies enjoyed her delicious apple- 60, along with the worthy ad-1 area with his parents in Sap- Photo, Lebanon. with paralysis on October 8. pie, coffee, and tea. visor, Patty McClintock, were i tember, 1910. Mrs. Rush was If the number following 1925 at their home on S. W. President Lyness conducted honored guests. The girls pre- I born in London> Ontario, Can- The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Ivy Street where they lived the business session with Mary sented the Worthy Matron, ' ada and moved with the Chit- your name on The En until June, 1962, and where Kelly acting as secretary in Mrs. Lowell Cree with a gift, j tick farnny to Salem Septem- Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too he maintained a shoe repair the absence of Faye Verbeck. Esther Freeman sang a solo,: ber j, 4913 terprise label reads shop for a number of years. It was announced that the accompanied by Mrs. Eugene , They resided in Salem until President of the Mill City Association had served at two Davenport at the piano. The 1 1943 when they moved to their Volunteer Firemen for several receptions during the Summer Worthy Advisor also gave a I place near Gates where they 9-71 it's time to send years in the 1940’s, Mr. Roberts months, one for Kathy Wright’s summary of her term activi-1 have lived since. also served two terms on the wedding, and the other for the | ties. The couple requests no gifts. a check for renewal Mill City Board of Education, Herbert Schroeder’s 60th wed- Refreshments were served 1 and a few years on the school ding ..... ......... ......... anniversary. An addition- by Rose Cree, Marilee Lyness, | budget committee. He was I aI "ne was scheduled for Sun- Agnes Carlson and Pat Me- Bostwick Family elected to the first Mill City j day> September 19, on the Ra- Clintock. Reunion Held at Community council upon incorporation of,mon Roberts’ golden anniver- the city in July, 1947. sary. Fishermen's Bend Park In 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Roberts The Fall clothing-drive is Rainbow Girls Visit Calendar of Even+$ The Bostwick family reun- moved to Sweet Home where scheduled for this month, with ion and picnic was held Sun- they lived two and a half years packing to be done on Tuesday, Turner Mem. Home I day, September 12, at the firs before buying their present September 28, at the Hall. home in Lebanon in November, Lightweight clothing or blank On September 1 a group of shelter at Fishermen’s Bend Thursday, September 16— 1964. They are members of the ets are especially requested, or Rainbow Girls visited the _• el- . | Park. There were 96, includ- Turner children, attending. Santiam Canyon Home Ex American Legion and Auxil- , anyone may donate $3.00 for derly guests at the T. ------- . was i tension meets at Gates Club Memorial Home at Turner. | | W. P. Bostwick, who . iary Post #51 in Lebanon. the purchase of a blanket. The girls presented a skit celebrating his 61st birthday, house at 10 a. m. Public invit- Besides their three living It is hoped to secure a speak children, the Roberts have nine er ( for a dessert luncheon in ‘Doggie in the Window,’ which 'vas h°nored wjtTl, a 'ar8e 1 grandchildren and six great November, the exact date to was written and directed by 1 btrihday cake which was de AARP Executive Board Laurie Bethel, with all the, cornted in the outdoor theme grandchildren. ____________ 1 be announced later. meeting at the M. G. Rambo girls taking part. Esther Free- . depicting the Santiam Canyon, Discussion was held con home at 8 p. m. HOMEOWNERS $AVE cerning Church School being man and Debbie McClain each I The youngest members at sang a solo and Miss Freeman the gathering were twin boys, Friday, September 17— resumed later in the month, Calli KELLY LUMBER SALES and programs for the Associa played a piano solo. Mrs. Doris : th* P[°ud Par®r’t_sJ blinB Mr, North Santiam Chamber of RILL ALLMAN - mill city . oreoon tion meetings were also discus Williams accompanied the girls and Mrs Richdrd Gray cf Commerce Annual Installation 715 Ist-Stayton Lebanon. on the piano and also played 1 Coming the farthest sed. , . ! : distance i ef o urorn Phone 897-2610 Phone 769-5729_________ were T\Ar* Mr. nnn and Mrc Mrs. of Officers banquet. Social hour It was voted to start the Bi for the skit. 6:30. Dinner 7:30. Riverview 1 Don Davenport of 100 Mile The girls presented each ble Study session for the wo Inn. Speaker will be Al Schoe House, British Columbia. men at 10 a. m., Tuesday morn- guest at the home with a gift ler, Salem Chamber member This was the first year the I ing, September 21, with each and then served refreshments Topic “ Value of Chambers to reunion had been held in the or fruit juice and sugar cook member asked to take her turn Canyon and everyone enjoyed a Small Community.’” ies. at leading a meeting. the beauty so much, it was de Saturday, September 18— As the kitchen is low on I Attending were Patty Mc Santiam Valley Grange Fair I dish-towels, each lady was ask-j Clintock, Linda Long, Karen cided to have it the same place at Lyons. Afternoon and even ed to furnish at least one at Davis, Sue McClintock, Laurie next year. ing. Turkey dinner starts at I the next meeting scheduled for Bethel, Susie Keen. Debbie 5:30. Program will follow. I Thursday, October 14, with McClain. Esther Freeman, Su I Mary Loucks volunteering to sie Wilson, Jackie Wilson. Cor Pink and Blue Shower Installation of Officers, liss Archer, Mrs. Janet Lew Honors Mrs. Don Cree Marilyn Assembly Order of be refreshment hostess. is, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carl Mrs. Alan Tuers and Mrs. Rainbow for Girls, IOOF hall, son, Mrs. William McClintock, Alan Haywood were co-hostes- 7:30 p. m. Linda Long, Worthy QUALITY 1OB PRINTING Mrs. Doris Williams and Mrs. PERSON-AL STATIONERY ses at the Tuers home Friday Advisor-Elect. MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Lowell Cree. evening for a pink and blue Monday, September 20— shower honoring Mrs. Donald LETTERHEADS Lions Club dinner meeting Cree. Rainbow Worthy Advisor-Elect 6:30 p. m. at the Frontier Inn. Games were played with ENVELOPES Mill City Masonic Lodge at Mrs. Harold Pearce. Sue Mc Clintock and Jeannette Opoka hall at 8 p. m. Clam chowder winning the prizes. The gifts feed following meeting. Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club were placed in a baby cradle. Following the opening of the meets at the home of Linda gifts by the honor guest, re- Bastuscheck. 7:30 p. m. Elec | freshments were served from tion of officers scheduled. Round Robin Pinochle club a table decorated in blue and pink with a cake with a baby- meets at the home of Wilma ENCLOSURES on it centering the table. At Moore at 7:30 p. m. Women’s Volleyball, Mill one end was a large stork. BUSINESS CARDS Attending were Mrs. Donald City Grade School Gym 7 to Cree. Mrs. Lowell Cree. Mrs 9 p. m. William McClintock. Mrs. Gor Tuesday. September 21— BOOKLETS don McMorris. Mrs. Larry Mill City Woman’s Club Ragsdale and Sharon Frankiin meeting at the home of Mrs ACCOUNTING FORMS from Salem: Mrs. Louis Setzer. M. G Rambo at 8 p. m. Mrs Charles Golden. Mrs. Har RULED FORMS old Pearce. Mrs. James Wright. Wednesday. September 22— I Mrs. Clyde Golden. Miss Jean Order of Rainbow for Girls INVOICES ette Opoka. Sue and Patty Mc meet at IOOF hall 7:30 p m. Clintock, Holly and Heather Hay-wood, and the hostesses. Sponsored as a public service Mrs. Tuers and Mrs. Haywood Sending gifts were Mrs. Herbert Bastuscheck. Mrs. Wallace Hovey, Mrs. Verne Shaw, Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mr: Insurance Agency, Inc. Charlie French. Mrs Paul I2M Wall sirrrt Cree. Mrs. Jeff Masters. Mrs. Above is Miss Linda Long, daughter of Ser V» For Joe Ragsdale from Salem, and Phone 897-2772 Mill City, O Mr and Mrs. George Long, who will be in Mrs. Earl Ragsdale and fam All General Lincs of In^uran«*« stalled Saturday owning at 7:30 as Worthy ily from Aumsville, and Mrs. Phone 897-2345 Advisor of Rainbow Assembly No.. 60 Ernest Ragsdale and Mrs Wil bur Harlan The Mill City Enterprise Photo i Presbyterian Women Begin Fall Meetings We Now Carry a Good Stock of PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS The Mill City Enterprise MADISON & DAVIS
