Mary CI gssod •f I Fchcol Notes Nyssa football u arric re in v a lid Mrs Mary Cloreon died at the Tbe Armistice day with ' t o old cepe Holy Rosary hospital ot Ontario Vale bucket completely up-et end tr .m p id, on Monday, Novhmber 8. She pounded and b attered the highly >d had been iti very poor health for yertis d Vale lean, to a scoreleaa tie. a loT.*r time, but took serious>y This wax heralded re good aa a vir'ory boys. as *h > war - dop. d sick on Saturday morning and to by I the *• local tonchdow;. . Tbe Nvasa was taken to the hospital on line was by w taro orkirg beautiful v in fr Hit Sunaay morning before she died. of a fast back Held and the gam e whb Mrs Glosson was born at Pai k p !aycd almost entirely in Val teiri to y Nvssa boya sustained sereral City, Ut rh, on November 23, Miju'iea. w orst of w ich was n 1877. She moved with her par lacerated tbe eyebrow; sui.tsined by H ents to Caldwell, Idaho, when Dunaw y There wera no cut stand she was a small child. ing stars, as tbe leam was w orking in t e d rylbm . The lineup was as She was married to George p fol a r ows: Closson on August 21, 1897. M .rqucss, H. K linkenberg— em s There was born to this union P ratt, M cD onald-tackier*. three children R o s e . Irene and Dunaway, Martial - gu rds Robert. Hose died in January, M K linkenberg cen ter hom pm n and D H anks hatre» 1910. and was huried at the T Rambuud - quarter. Nvssa cemetery. Newby - full She leaves her husband, S ubstitut-s -B e n tin for G Kiinken daughter Irene and son Robeit, ber r; Hyde for McDonald; I.. Hanks her father, forn' hrotheis and to D H a n ts ; G K linkenberg (o- Dunaway. tnree sisters to mourn her. The local boys end their season S at Funeral services were conduct urday Notus. ed from the Methodist church The at Nvasa is g ing to »how and the remains were interred the world th echoo a t we are on th e map is the Nys9a cemetery beside w te n we m eet in Ontario Fiiday. her daughter Rose. Mrs. Glosson will be greatly CHURCH missed by her many friends, COMMUNITY NOTES which was attested by the large gathering at the services. The regular services next Sunday, The bereaved ones have the Church school at u:45; Junior church heartfelt sympathy of the whole at 11, also tne regular preashing ser vice at 11 a m community. Boy Scouts l ire Boy Scouts of Nysga played the 8th grade team Wednesday evening. The score was 17 16 in favor of tbe Scouts. Both team s die lively play lug. Tt*e annual election held Monday cam e out good. The following wore elected: Max Dunaway and George R eberger were elected patrol leadeis: W 9 l»v Hershey treasurer, Nurveil Leuck < erihe. Bay G isrison a id Wayne Love asiiatant patrol leaders; Dale G trri on and Glenn G roin other off) cers—Harry Ne<*by, captain of basket bad team , and Willis Hershey, busi ne a m a ager. Th ' local Girl Scouts will entertain tne Bov Scouts w ith a party Friday evening Mr. F oster will take the Boy and Girl Scouts to Ontario band Concert 1 he band concert W cdreadsy r ' - r ing was one of the best the N y r f t band haa ever g i.e e, the only di*»p poinlinn feature being the poor at tendance. Tbe p ro g ism consistée cf instrum ental au l vocal numbers, eclte, a saxaphone q u in te'te from P ay ette and a reading by Ruasum Millet. The numbera were all rendered in a m a n ner to delight the audience, as was evidenced by the h ea ity applause. A ttora.y £ M. Blodgett made aa en joyable little talk at the close of the program in which he payed a well de served com plim ent to the band, the director. P rof Stoner, and the other musicians who gave their services Receipts amounted to about $40 Passenger Schedule The following is the passenger schedule, effective on November 15, aa subm itted by A gent J F Miller; Main Line Eastboond. No 2H—Due 9:22 a. to. daily. No. 6 —Due 3;1T p m. daily. No 24—Due 5:11 p. m. daily Main Line Westbeund. No. 17—Due 3:22 a. m. daily. No. 2 3 - D u e 1 :i6 p. m. daily. No 25— Due 6:34 p. m. daily. Hutnedale Branch Leaves Nysss a t 10:15 a. m. Mon days and Fridays only. Thanksgiving service will be held at 10:30 next Thursday morning. May we observe this day with p rayer and praise to God our heaveuly F ather fer the blessings which we have received from Him during the paat year. “ W here Uncle Sam Meets Mexico” A Community service ia being p la i wii! be tbe topic for the illustrât d ned for November 28, at 7:46 p. m lec'ure following the Young People’s In the in terest of th e Near E ast Re^ service Sunday evening. lief Custom v* and Chopping Flour, Feed ann Recleaning Coal and Wood and Black Bear Roof paint This business is for sale. A good business for th« right , man. Inquire at the Nyssa Flour Mill. •j- P. M. WARREN.