The Gate city journal., November 14, 1935, Image 1

GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published At Nyssa, Oregon
V O L U M E X X IX .
G A T E W A Y T O TH E O W Y H E E A N D B L A C K C A N Y O N IR R IG A T IO N PROJECTS
N O . 40.
LIBERATE 324 GAME
BIBOS HE BE WED.
Fastest Growing Town in Oregon
N Y S S A , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 14. 1935
f e m e CLUB W IL L OBSERVE
N A T IO N A L EDUCATION WEEK
L CLUB TO
PRESENT CANTATA
W. C. T. V. HOLDS CO UNTY
IN S T IT U T E HERE M ONDAY
i r a i lo s e s to !
ONTARIO ELEVEN
$1.50 PER VEÄK
TOWNSEND CLUB HEARS
REV. W H ITE 'S REPORT
Monday afternoon and
evening
was given over to a county institute
of the W. C. T. U. at the Community
ohurch. Mrs. Ada Jolly, state presl- |
dent of Portland was present and
gave some very Interesting talks at
ECHO BANKER TO
In keeping with National Educa­
Last Thursday night a good sized
tion Week, the local Civic Club Is
crowd of Club members were out to
planning a suitable program for
hear Rev. White give his report of
their next meeting, on Wednesday
, the National Townsend convention
November 20th. Mrs. Betty LaFrenz
in Chicago to which he was the local
Ontario a n d Vale Also is program chairman and also re- Club Practicing Hard To i 1 3 0 1 1 1 A business meeting
Mitchell To As-
delegate. The next meeting will be George
Final
G
a
m
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of
Season
was held In the afternoon, with
Receive Shipment o f ports that Miss Leliah Foster of the
surae Duties Here Mon*
Bring Outstanding En­ quarterly reports of the unions
Goes t o Ontario B y 1 November 21 » i d all members are
Idaho
Power
company
will
give
a
urged to attend as important busi­
Chinese Pheasants.
day Morning For First
given. At 6 o’clock a dinner was at
tertainment to Nyssa.
Score of 20-0.
"correct lighting" demonstration ac­
ness will be brought up. All members
the
parsonage
for
out
of
town
companied by a short skit. Mrs.
National.
are asked to bring their monthly
guests.
Robert Vest is hostess for the after-
dues to this meeting. Beginning
Hunting; around Nyssa should be
non, assisted by Mrs. Garrit Stam.
In the evening a program was held
The Nyssa Choral club are busy
An Ontario halfack, Eugene Stew­ Monday, Townsend Weeklies will be
betwr next year as a result ot the
A final call is being issued for the working on a cantata entitled “ The especially for the younger people. art, spelled defeat for Nyssa in their obtainable at the Johnson Variety
Oeorge Mitchell, formerly cashier
liberation ot
324 young
Chinese
l library benefit aprons to be turned Harevst,” which they expect to pre­ Mrs. Jolly gave a short talk and annual
Armistice
Day
footb all; store and at A1 Thompson Feed of the State Bank of Echo, will be
pheasants In tnls section Wednes­
i hi at this meeting.
sent in the high school gym on Rev. Floyd White gave a talk on I classic to the tune of 20 to 0 store.
manager of the new Nyssa Branch
day. The birds were about three and
Tuesday, November 26th. The dir­ Armistice Day. A lunch was served Stewart kept Nyssa In hot water by |
of The First National Bank of Port­
a halt months old and came from
at
the
close
of
the
evening
meeting,
his long punts dowu the field, he
ection has been under Prof. Reed of
land E. B. MacNaughton, president
the state game farm at Pendleton.
Ontario with Miss Ruby Denny as
doing this stunt ten times during T i f nr
A t
announced today.
In addition to the birds liberated
the afternoon for a total gain of
V 1 U T T U
assistant director.
Mr. Mitchell will assume his new
here, a truck load was sent to Vale
There will be special musical
nearly 36 yards each try. Given the
duties Monday morning. Since the
and another truck load were turned
numbers and Miss Denny is train-
ball, Stewart was able to click o ff
merger of the Eoho Bank with the
loose around Ontario. An additional
I ing a group of high school students
substantial yardage and his passes
Pendleton Branch of The First N at­
100 birds are coming soon to be sent
] in interpretative
dancing
which
fell into waiting arms three times
ional Bank, Mr Mitchell has been
down to the Dead Ox flat country. A
Approximately $14,000 in wheat | will be part of the program.
out of six for a total gain of 31
The first boxing card of the win­ associated with Chas. Reynolds, re­
total of approximately 1100 birds are allotment checks were received by j The choral club was
organized
yards.
ter season brought out a good crowd ceiver for the First Balana National
to be added to the supply in M al­ county agent Larsen for dlstrlbu- less than a year ago, but a group of | The Oregon legislature computed
The first score came In second to witness 26 rounds o f exciting ring Bank of Pendleton.
heur county.
tlon among 130 wheat growers who j loyal members have been attending I their work Saturday, votiug for a period when Stewart punted out of action. In the m a il go of the even­
“ W e are very pleased to put the
The birds were secured through will share in the payments. These regularly and great progress has j $2,500,00 capitol building to rise on
bounds on Nyssa’s two yard line. ing, Buddy Edwards lost a close de­ management of our Nyssa Branch
the state game commission and the checks are the second payment for been made. They are practicing the old site and providing for a Anderson attempted to kick but the cision to Walter Blackwell of Baker. In the hands of a man so well quali­
men started turning birds loose near 1934 and the first for 1935. The regularly on the cantata and an out- special election in January to see kick was blocked. However the play The Nyssa battler had things well fied as Mr. Mitchell,” stated M ac­
the Sleep orchard and extended in­ money arrived
Wtcliesday
and | stand’iig musical treat is promised whether the voters will sanction a was called back because of an o ff­ in hand until Blackwell caught him Naughton. “ His years of experience
to the Owyhee district to the Chas. farmers may receive their checks by j for Nyssa music lovers.
sales tax to provide old age • ■” 'slon side penalty on O itario. Anderson with a hard blow under the heart In the banking
business in Echo
Bradley place.
calling at the county agent's office 1
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money In Oregon.
again went back to punt and again that sort Buddy down for a count particularly qualify him for appre­
in Ontario.
K O LO N Y HAS IN T E R E S T IN G
The federal government is
fur­ it was blocked; Adrian of Ontario of six. However he came back and ciating the business possibilities of
SADDENED C O M M U N ITY
The new wheat signup program is
'.ew blocking it and then falling ci.i the ( put up a good battle until the clos- s well diversified district like Nyssa.
P. T. A. PR O G R A M nish $1.125,000 of the cost of
in progress but signers have been
ATTE ND FUNERAL OF
state capitol and the state „ _.iare ball for the first touchdown of the i ing gong. Some o i the fans thought
Due to the fact that Mr. Mitchell’s
is $1,375,000. The state is to spend game.
,. ■<* i the fight was at least a draw. Ed- son Is graduating from the Pend­
JACKIE UOLLENBEKG light up to cate, Mr. Larsen reports.
Those interested, or who went more
Ontarlo scored again in the third wards has issued a challenge to the leton high school this year his fam ­
”P. T. A. work is any endeavor n° mo? ey on in exPende^ alt* '
information, can get this at his o f­ toward child welfare or to help the t h o u g h greafr pressure was brought and fourth quarters on running arid Baker fighter for a return matoh.
ily will not join him until June.
fice.
In the semi-final, Buster Collis of
youth of our country.” This was to bear to force the legislature to passing plays. Nyssa was always a
A saddened community, almost to
the predominating message in the permit purchase of either the W il­ threat, especially In the early parts Boise won the fight lu the third LEAVES FOR IR R IG A T IO N
a person, attended the funeral of j
MEN TO TE ST SOIL
CONGRESS A T S A L T LAK E
book reviewed at the Kolony P. T. A lamette University campus or the of the contest, but were unable to round when he knocked out Clyde
little Jackie Hollenberg Saturday in
OF M ALH E U R COUNTY' Friday by Miss Irene Tucker. The Candalaria location on the outskirts gain yardage to offset the outstand­ Sullivan of Caldwell. A third round
the Parish hall, where Rev. Stanley
i
Frank Morgan left this morning
knockout also featured the scheduled
ing kicking of Stewart.
harmonica band
from the upper of Salem.
Moore of Ontario administered the
The game Monday was the final six round bout between Rocky Vin- for Salt Lake City where he Is to
I grades played several selections t o )
last rites. Music for the service was
Two federal men with the Rural I open the program.
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game for Nyssa this season and boys ent of Meridian and "Toughy” A n­ attend a meeting o f the Irrigation
by Mrs. C. L. McCoy and Mrs. Elmo
Vincent Congress. Including representatives
Re-Settlement
Administration
are
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Mrs.
Duvall,
membership
chair-
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have put away their equipment and drews of Pocatello, with
Higginson with Mrs. C. C Hunt at
expected to spend Friday and Sat- , man reported several new members ^
turned their attention to basketball. putting his man away with a hard from all the western states as well
the piano.
as federal reclamatlcn officials. Ses­
wallop to the chin.
urday in Malheur county, inspecting j and a number of business matters 1
Pad bearers were six little friends
and testing the soil of new lands, were attended to. An executive board
One of the best bouts of the even­ sions are to be held Friday and Sat­
John J. Smith, Joe Robertson, Ed-
ISCH IREM ANS H O NO R
] It is thought likely that some plan meeting will be held at the home of
ing was round round preliminary urday. Mr. Morgan was appointed
ward Boydell Warren Larsen Les- j may * worked out
transfer farm
the
president,
Mrs.
C.
C.
Cotton,
on
between Jake Oreen of Nyssa and by Oovem or Martin as one of Ore­
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ter Keizer and Robert McCoy. Liter­
people from unproductive regions Tuesday afteu.ioon, December 3. All
Cletus D. Klrsch of Portland and gon’s official representatives.
ally dozens of dozens of floral
A N N IV E R S A R Y SUN. now stationed at the Nyssa C. C. C.
and help them get a new start on officers and committee chairmen
offerings were mute testimony as to the Owyhee a*>.d Vale lands.
Charles LeMoyne has returned to
camp. The fight was called a draw.
are urged to be present.
Big Bend— The Big Bend grange
the feel figs of the community.
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Brooks and Leavitt of Nyssa fought work on the reclamation force here
will be hosts to the Lions club of
LO O K IN G FOR A L VAN SAN T
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schireman en­ the curtain raiser, and this also was after spending an enforced vaca­
K IN G M A N K O LO N Y NEWS
Parma on the i venlng of December
tion at his home in Boise on account
11 at whicn time the men will fur­ tertained with a dinner for eight a draw. A large crowd stayed for the
of illness.
Joe Wood of Somerton St., Phila-
nish a program consisting mainly of Sunday evening celebrating their dance after the figh t and are now
| delphia,
P e n n sy lvan ia is looking
The P. T. A. meeting was held at music and medleys, also a short talk crystal wedding anniversary. The anxiously awaiting the next fight
for a party named A1 Vansant and
carried out the card to be held In Nyssa.
the school house Friday with Mrs. by Mr. Bentidn. This will be an open table decorations
j has askec! the Journal to co-operate, j jo u n c e
Judd in charge of the meeting ana the public la cordially crystal motif. Guests presented the
[ Mr. Vansant used to be a cattleman !
Schiremans with a crystal console E N TE R TAIN G IR L
: meeting.
j invited to atiend.
Wilford Karrer of Nyssa and Miss and is supposed to own a large cat
set. A fter dinner bridge was In play
SCOUTS SATU RD AY
There was a meeting of the ditch
The newly elected officers of the
with Mrs. Earl Harman winning
j * > ° «d Tuesday, but not many turned Ì Big Bend grange for the coming
married last Thursday at a simple | had two
brothers,
William
high score for ladies and W. F. Me-
[out to vote.
year are: master. H. R. Hatch;
ceremony at the home of Dr. and i Henry Vansant. Anyone knowing o f !
Ling high score for mem.
Guests
Ellen McConnell entertained the
Conrad Martin, who has been sick ! overser, c. E. Pond; lecturer, Mrs.
Mrs. M. M. Oreeling, county P. T.
Mrs. W. J. Weese in Ontario. R e v .; the whereabouts of this gentleman
for the past week, Is able to be up. j Joe King, secretary;
Mr. Teeter. I were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy, Mr. Kolony Girl Scouts Saturday after­ A. president was the main speaker
would
be
conferring
a
favor
If
they
Stanley Moore read the Episcopalian
and Mrs. Harman and Mr. and Mrs. noon at her home. The girls report
Miss Jeanette Martin spent the ■ steward, Leo Betts; chaplain, Mrs.
at the White Settlement Parent
marriage service. Guests Included would notify Mr. Wood.
having great success with their Teacher or^anlastlon last Friday
week m d in Vale with Miss Agnes | B. G. Roberts; treasurer, Mrs. C. E. McLtng.
members of the immediate family
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Christmas card sale. Mrs. MoCon- evening.
Nichols and Miss Etna Thornton.
: Peck; assistant steward, Dale Ash-
Mrs. Oreellng’s talk in­
and a few friends. Following the F. M. K E IT H SALE
A R M IS TIC E D INNER
mell, judge of cooking work, started cluded explanation o f P. T. A. pub­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Minard of j craft; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
A T T R A C T S CROW D
ceremony a wedding luncheon was
Nampa spent Sunday night at W yatt Dale Ashcraft; gate keeper, Walter
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy were the younger patrol on their work for lications, value of P. T . A., and
served.
Patterson’s.
| stradley;
Ceres, Mrs. Teeters; hosts to a goose dinner Armistice the cooking badge.
pointed out the general hook-up of
The couple were attended by Miss
A large crowd attended the F. M.
The Kingman
Kolony
school Pomona, Mrs. Conrad Martin; Flora I evening. Dinner was served at 7
National
state, county and local
Ella McFall as maid of honor and I Keith sale which was advertised in children received their pictures and Mrs. C. E. Pond.
BROTHER
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Executive com- | o’clock after which guests enjoyed
units.
James Graham as best man.
the The Journal last week,
and were well pleased with them.
j mittee Joe King.
C. E. Peck, B. oJ a social evening. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Hopkins of
Mrs. Karrer la the daughter of the i prices on the whole were satisfac­
Rev. Hovda o f Ontario preached , Roberts. H. E. C chairman, Mrs. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter White of Vale,
Oregon Trail, accompanied
Mrs.
late Judge W. W. Wood. She was a tory. although not up to some other at the Kingman Kolony school R. Hatch. The ceremony o f draping I Grover Francis and Otis Smith of
Frank Leuck enjoyed a visit with Oreeling, M r Hrmklns, th" mnnty
member of the Vale school faculty | years. Amos M iller was auctioner house Friday night.
the charter In memory of Brother \ Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schire- his brother-in-law, John Agler of publicity
chairman,
nglskas
a few years ago. Mr. Karrer Is em­ and Joe F. Dyer was clerk.
Rev. Hagler of Ontario preached William Ashcraft took place at this j man and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mc- Los Angeles last week end. Mr. briefly the plans of the puodclty
ployed by the reclamation bureau
at Kingman Kolony Sunday even- meeting
Ling
Agler’s son Wylie and family also of program o f the year. Mr. Hopkins
and has been stationed at Nyssa for ; W. W. Foster returned to his home ing
Los Angeles stopped over Saturday also pointed out, speaking from the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdy, Jr., |
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the past two years.
! in Portland Tuesday after spending
evening on a return trip from Can­ standpoint o f the teacher, the value
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Elliott visited an(j daughter Paula who spent their
M O N D A Y BRIDGE
Following a wedding trip to Calif- j a few da>’s here o r business. Gil- from Friday evening until Monday j vacation visiting their parents left
ada. The elder Mr. Agler accom­ of P. T . A. work.
Mrs. W. F. McLlng entertained panied them back to California.
ornia Mr. and Mrs. Karrer will be j bert Klinkenberg accompanied him noon at the home of her mother j Thursday for their home at Coulee
A large crowd attended this m°et-
and
will
spend
several
days
in
the
with
a
party
Monday
afternoon
for
at home at Boise where Mr. Karrer
Mrs. McCreary at Snively.
| Dam.
lng. Refreshments were serv’ d by
Rose
City.
the Monday Club
members and
has been transferred.
Mrs. Viva Hansell o f La Grande the local unit. Mrs. Wilbur, White
Mr. and Mrs. E H Brumbach guests, with three tables of cards In
spent from Friday until Monday Settlement P. T . A. president, pre­
Mrs. M. M. Creeling of the Kolony T IM E APPR O ACH IN G
I were dinner guests at the C C. C. play.
Mrs. Dick Young won high
“TINY’ BOOR HELPS
TO BUY NEW PLATE S camp near Ontario.
marketed her Kirkeys this week,
About one score and Mrs. Herbert Fisher worn with her daughter Mrs. Herbert sided over the meeting.
W. S. C. FROSH W IN selling to the Northwestern Cooper­
Leuhrs and her husband.
hundred people were guests of the low. Ouests who played with club
T IE VOTE IN IR R IG A T IO N
ative organization. She was very
Captain and the boys.
R olf McPherson of Portland, a
members
were
Mrs.
Fisher,
Mrs.
“T in y” Boor, the heavyweight proud o f her birds as all 165 sole
Automobile owners In Oregon will
D IS T R IC T ELECTION
Mrs. Dick Tensen and Mrs. La- Earl Harman, Mrs. Wm. Schireman brother of Mrs. E. J. Beam was an
football player and boxer attending went as first class. Mrs. Greeling receive reminders this week of the
Frenz of Nyssa were Bend callers
oewe'y liay. Mrs. Artle Robert- overnight guests at the Beam home
W. S. C. this year as a freshman raises the Bronze strain and has a approach of another registration Sunday.
Tuesday. Mr. McPherson Is a cattle
and Mrs. Ethel Crawford.
helped his school defeat the Idaho very creditable flock.
year, when nearly 300,000 letters are
Mr. and Mrs. N. 8. Phelan were
buyer.
Voters must ha$e voted straight
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freshmen last Friday when he block­
released in the mails by Earl Snell, shopping in Ontario Tuesday.
tickets at the Ontario-Nyssa Irriga­
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AY
CLUB
Robert
Long
moved
his
things
in
ed an Idaho kick ti id then fell on
Jim Boor had bad news awaiting tion district election Tuesday held
Secretary of State.
Mr. and Mrs. Phln Case left Tues- I
It for one of the W. S. C. touch­ from his camp above Ironside this
An annual license may be pur­ day for Yuma, Arizona to spend the | Mrs. Ethel Crawford was hostess him after a week end trip to Pull­ at tiie home of J. T . Long. For the
downs. His team won, 19 to 0. "H oc" week. Mrs. Long went up Saturday
daughter Mrs. to the Tuesday bridge club this man to visit his son. While he was three year term, Chas. Marshall and
chased
for five dollars for private winter with their
Boor, as he is known here, played and came back Monday with the
Charles Peck. Jr. and family.
f week. The
usual three tables of gone one o f his fine roan horses Chas. Flegel each received 21 votes.
passenger
cars
to
be
registered
fo£
practically
the
entire
game at car. Mr. Long brought the horses in.
Mr. Doyle and Frank o f Arena ! cards were In play with three guests died, apparently from brain fever.
the
year
1936.
This
low
rate
has
For the one year directorship. Chas.
tackle and was a big factor In his He pia, is to establish camps at M al­ i been enjoyed by car owners for the Valley have moved
into the Case Miss Eva Boydell, Mrs. Wm. Schlre-
Oarrtson and 8. D. Dorman each
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
F'armcr
and
heur
City
and
at
Chalk
Butte.
t am’s success.
| third consecutive time. A continua- home and will look after the ranch man and Mrs. W. F. McLlng playing
received 11 votes. Just who won the
Mrs.
Lillie
Frew
spent
Sunday
at
His father, Jim Boor, visited on
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Greeling, Jr. ! tlon of the plan of registering during their absence.
| with members. Miss Boydell wan Cambridge where they visited with election hasn't been decided as yet.
the W. S. C. campus over the week
Turkey
picking
Is
keeping
many
high
schore
and
Mrs.
McLlng,
sec
of Yakima came Saturday to spend motor vehicles on a calendar-year
Mrs. Farmer’s sister Mrs. D. O.
end and took in not only the frosh
| ond.
a few days visiting at the parental basis retains Oregon on a reglstra- Bend people busy at present.
L IT T L E G IR L SCALDED
Danielson and family.
game but the varsity game Saturday
Work has started on state line |
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M. M. Greeling and C. C. Hunt tion schedule similar with other
which W. S. C. won 6 to 0. He went
road grading and graveling. On
homes. On Sunday a family dinner I states ho the union,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLlng have
P IN OCHE CLUB FORMED
up with Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn Burke
J.
Edwin
Johnson, !
rented their home to Mr. and Mrs.
“Those desiring to make applica- Wednesday
Ethel Louise,
small daughter
who
visited in Moscow during was held at the Greeling home with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher en- Dick Young and plan to leave next
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt also present. The tion for plates for the new season county engineer o f Vale was In the
of Stanley Fenn was quite badly
Homecoming.
Greelings left Wednesday morning at an early date may send In their Bpnd looklnK after the work
1 tertained the newly organized pln- Wednesday for the R irp farm near burned Saturday when some scald­
for their home.
j remittances together with
their
Among those
fr o m th ls section ochle club Monday night at their Emmett which they have rented.
ing hot water tipped over on her
CHAN W A R N E R IL L
Boise-Nampa home. Three tables o f cards were
registration cards properly signed at
attend»d
the
head. Her head and neck were badly
Miss M arjor Sterling of Payette
Lee Johnston In play with Howard Rogers win­
B IR TH D A Y PAR TIE S
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j
any
time,
and
plates
will
be
mailed
&
ame
Monday
were
budied and at this time la still In a
Chap Warner was taken to the
accompanied her grandmother Mrs.
SalPm to reach anolicant <»i and Joe Brumbach.
ning
first
prize
and
Ed
Slmmerman,
painful condition. She was taken to
Parma hospital Wednesday and is Thomas B. Nordale home from a i 15°
T “ 10™ ° reacn applicant on
low.
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very 111 with pneiumonia.
Robert Fields Invited about 20 the Ontario hospital today.
visit with the Sterling family Fri-1
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i 1936 licenses may be used, suggests
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schoolmates In Friday afternoon to
day. The Sterlings were guest at the , ,
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in m in n
w a iiiii
ATTEND CORVALLIS-EUGENE
help him enjoy his 9th birthday. A NOTED ENGINEER V IS ITS HERE
Nordale home here Sunday and Miss ‘
B IR T H D A Y SURPRISE
A drawing for low license numbers
III/ W ill#
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GAME SATU RD AY Marjorie accompanied them home.
Jolly good time was had, with a
will be held on November 20. and
About 15 relatives and friends sur­ birthday lunch being served at the
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Mrs.
C.
L.
McCoy
returned
Friday
all applications received at
that
John Ernest. Oeorge Reberger and
SUm McLlng says he can not only prised Mrs, H. D. Holmes Sunday close.
Mrs F. M Chase was pleased with
Betty Cook of Nyssa. Bil Baird of from a weeks visit In Pendleton. She time will be Included. Special re- ride a horse but he rode a fence 17 night, honoring her 67th birthday,
Little Joy McClure celebrated her a visit (rom her cousin Sir Colllna
with them a nice lunch 4th birthday with a party Tuesday Brooks of London, who made a
Nampa and Donna Cook and Max- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Estes L. quest numbers will not be assigned. miles when he was only 16 years old bringing
l i e Rau of Enterprise made up a Morton of Heppner, who visited with in order to continue the expeditious . . . Herb Fisher looking for misplac­ with two birthday cakes. The even­ afternoon.
Several
of her small short stop here Tuesday. Sir Collins
party that went to Eugene to see relatives In Payette and with friends ! handling of plates,
ed property . . . Wendel Pogue takes ing was spent In visiting.
friends were Invited to help her en­ Is a mining engineer and was on
the football game between OSC and here. The Mortons were guests of
on cleafcup Job . . . Business men
joy the afternoon. A birthday lunch his way to Baker to look over eome
BUSINESSMEN A T T E N T IO N
the University o f Oregon Saturday. M r and Mrs. W. F. McLlng Satur­
looking for Wednesday luncheon
H. Blair Johnson returned Thurs­ was served.
mining fields. From there he plans
They also visited In Corvallis. They day night. Mr. Morton Is manager
Remember you are expected to at- i Roy Pounds and secretary on wild day evaiin g from a weeks visit In
Maxine Landon entertained seven to go on to Santa Barbara. He Is
left Friday
evening and returned of the Heppner Branch o f the First tend the regular Wednesday noon goose ohase . . . "One-shot” Tensen Portland. He accompanied his nelce of her frleid a last Thursday after­ very well known In the mining world
Bank of
Portland and luncheon of the Commercial Club, elated over spud prices . . .
Monday Miss Betty Cook went on National
Mrs. P S. Pride of Kuna, and her noon at the home of her grand­ and at one time was associated with
to Boise Tuesday evening where she while In Nyssa called on the Nyssa the first such meeting to be N ov­
mother and sister Mrs. Mitchell and mother, Mrs. E M. Blodgett, cele­ the former
President
Hoover In
is attending business college.
Branch bank.
ember 20th.
Mrs. Compton of California.
brating her seventh birthday.
China.
Wheat Cheeks
T o t a l $14,000
Capitol To Rise
On Old Grounds
Thursday Fights
Entertain Lions
Club o f Parma
Young Couple
Wed Thursday
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