GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936
GRADE SCHOOL PICKS lORfcGOV TRA,L p T A
flV IC CHORUS MEETS
GALT
CELEBRATE FOUNDERS' DAY
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BEST SPEAKERS
The members oi the Civic Chorus
met Wednesday evening with Libby
j: Jones at’ the Artie Rob rtson home
lor- their regular practice on the
; Easter program planned by the
group. Their next meeting will be
| held Wednesday at the Elmo Hlg-
Allen Johannesen was down Irom 1 Justine Overstreet lias been siclt glneon home.
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Owyhee dam Monday to get sup ( the past week witli pneumonia but
plies.
jis now slowly recovering.
j p Hustou district manager oi
Col. Miller, auctioneer of Caldwell
miss Ruby Alspaugli of Payette i the Federal Land Bank out of Cald-
was a business visitor in Nyssa spending several days this week with ' well, wa here Saturday on business.
Tuesday.
1 her sister Mrs. C. B. Short.
Mrs. Jean Burrelle. deputy asses-
Frank Morgan was^we of those. Mr and Mrs_ Hrrshel Thompson sor from Vale was a business visit-
who went to Baker today to attend eame in from Adlran Tuesday and or in Nyssa Monday afternoon,
the funeral of Captain Lee Noe.
are staying at the parental A1 j M r g Marlon Reiyea oi New ply-
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Swan and fam Thompson home for several days
mouth visited Sunday with her neice
ily of Boise came up Sunday to at
Mr and Mrs. Ray Garrison and Mrs. Dean Johnston. Her husband
tend a birthday dinner In honor of Muss Esther Raasena of Vale were was in this vicinty on business.
Oeorge Swan at the Swan apart dinner guests at the Chas. Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson
ments. Mrs. Swan returned with her home Monday evening.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goshert of
son to Boise and visited over Mon
Mr and Mrs. Pete Van der Oord, Emmett were Nyssa visitors Sun
day.
who have been living in Apple Val day. Tlie Thompsons visited with the
ley have moved to a farm west of A] ' and jess Thompson families and
Nyssa.
the Gosherts visited at the parental
The C. B. Short family visited in \ S. D. Goshert home.
Payette Sunday at the parental Al- j Mrs cora Newton who was taken
spaugh and Short homes. They re- t0 the Ontario hospital last Wednes-
port that Mr. Short's father is very clay for an operation for cancer is
much Improved.
| reported to be doing nicely. She has
AT THE
The Frank Burke family who I had one operation and will probably
lived the past year on the Ray Em- ■ have another and will be in the
' mott ranch in Arcadia have moved j hospital for several weeks.
: to the H. J. Sloan ranch in in Apple J Mrs M m . Greeling enlertaln-
Valley.
f>d at the second benefit party for
I Mrs. Clyde Long, who has been a t ; the Kingman Kolonv P T. A Wed-
the Ontario hospital for three weeks nesday afternoon. Prizes were won
recovering from a recent oi>eration, by Mrs. R R Ovcrslreet and Mrs.
was able to return to Nyssa Wed- : Merritt Greeling. Jr. Eight ladies
nesday. She is at the J T. Long were present to enjoy the afternoon,
home. Her husband who has been The next party will be held at the
quite ill with the flu is also at the Maurice Judd home with Mrs. Over-
parental Long home and is recover- street assisting,
ing.
Mr s Chas. E. Peck of Big Bend
FEBRUARY 29, 1930
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Paradis and . ntertained the Kolony girl scouts
children were dinner guests Sunday i at her home Saturday afternoon.
EVERYONE WELCOME
of Mrs. Paradis's sister Mrs. Roy Folk dancing and singing were en
Music by CACTUS KIDS
Sanker and family near Caldwell. joyed by the girls and because it
They had the misfortune to find the was Washington’s birthday, the new
learned was the stately
Following the fights next
! road closed when they started home dance
letters were
l on account of a bridge being partly minuet. Interesting
Tuesday there will be a 25c
washed out by the flood waters and read by Helen Pond and Emily Otis
dance by this orchestra.
j had to go bock to Boise and return I from correspondents in Italy and
by the other road.
^ Australia.
DANCE
Eagles Hall
N YSSA
Saturday
Night
OOD
Oregon Trail—The thirty-ninth
anniversary of the founding of the
The final declamatory tryout for National Congress of the P T. A.
the Nyssa public school was held last was observed by the Oregon Trail
Friday, February 21st in tire high school Friday evening, February 21.
school gym. The winners oi the The candle lighting ceremony was
various divisions were picked an d! used. A large birthday cake sur-
they will represent Nyssa in the fin al1 rounded by 39 lighted candles corn-
contest to be held in Ontario on pieted the ceremony. Special music
March 28th
| was furnished by the Nyssa Civic
Winner of the 3rd and 4th grade' chorus. Vocal solos were given by
non-humorous division was Joan j Mr. Reberger. Malcolm Crawford,
Klug; 3rd and 4th humorous. Cleda Mrs. J. W Poage and Mrs. Ray
Nusser The 5th and 6th grade non- Keniller and a piano solo by Mrs.
humorous winner was Margie How- w. C. Jackson Refreshments and a
ell: 5th and 6th grade humorous, social time followed with group sing-
Delma Ward. Winner of the 7th and ing iead by Charlie Jones.
8th grade
non-humorous division | Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen are the
was Cecil Beryl Coleman and th e 'p roud parents of a 9 4 pound baby
7th and 8th humorous, Marjorie : boy born Sunday morning, February
Groot.
123rd at the Brlttlngham home in
Judges for the contest were Mrs. Ontnrio.
Dick Tensen, Mrs. W. H. Beam and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farmer were
Mrs. John O. Young.
Boise visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopkins made
CCC CAMP TO
a business trip to Vale Saturday.
HAVE POWER LINE
Mrs. Jake Ator, Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Survey work was started today by Franklin and family were Sunday
the Idaho Power Company to bring dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
a power line to the Nyssa CCC camp. Toll of Fruitland. At this time sev
Art Sawyer of Payette is in charge eral birthdays and a wedding anni
for the power company.
versary were celebrated all of which
occur in February.
Quite a number of school children
SUNSHINE CLUB FRIDAY
are absent from school due to sick
The Rebekah Sunshine Club will ness.
meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock
at the lodge hall in the Wilson ]
building, with a musical program
and a pot lunch scheduled. The af- '
fair will be known as "Guest Day” \
and a good attendance is desired.
Broadway
Men’s and Young Men’s
FRUIT AND VEGEGTABLE MEET
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On March 4th there will be a
hearing on present grades on fruits
and vegetables. This hearing is
being called by Frank McKennon,
Division Chief. State Department of
Agriculture and all growers and
shippers of fruits and vegetables
have been asked to attend.
This is one of a series of hearings
held throughout the State. The Mal
heur County hearing will be held on
March 4th at one thirty P. M., in
the Moore Hotel in Ontario.
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