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Published at Nyssa, Oregon,
VOLUME XXXIII, No. 28
JOURNAL
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAR
PROLIFIC GROWTH OF ANOTHER ‘MONEY CIRCLE’ WINNER' COMPANY 1271, C. C. C.
Schodl Board Asks For Grant CORN
AND ALFALFA
PASSES INSPECTION
Food Handlers Ordinance
IN COUNTY SHOWN
BY MAJ. HAMILTON
0 f $40,725 For New Building
j
Passed By City Council
Major L. L. Hamilton. U. S. A„
Three farmers, in the past week
district inspector for the Boise dis
have brought to the attention of
trict CCC visited the local camp on
j your paper, the wonderful farming I
his monthly audit and inspection
j community in which we live.
i ANNUAL 4-H CLUB
and awarded the camp a rating of DISTRICTS ASKS
New land Shows Fertility
"excellent.” This is the second time
I That the ‘new land' is of the most |
PICNIC TO BE
within the past three weeks that CONSIDERATION OF
| fertile, is shown in a first year crop j
HELD
IN
VALE
Three school districts, Nyssa, Ar
the
camp has been inspected and SCHOOL BUILDING
of alfalfa, grown by Lew McCoy, of j
cadia and Oregon Trail, have mi
has been rated excellent.
Sunset
Valley
near
Chalk
Butte,
j
Promising one of the biggest and
All food handlers, and other per
LOWER BIG BEND—On Thurs-
ned in an application (or $40,725 to!
who not only told us of his crop of !
Dance at the CCC Camp
I day of last week a delegation from sons coming in direct contact with
I first year hay, but brought in a
Company
1271
CCC
played
host
to
and serving the public, will be re
,.,.i— i building
..... hi „ „ at V
i,... lolal (V 4' H clubs, County Agent E. M.
high school
Nyssa,
! shock for us to see and measure.
the public again at a dance and en j the Owyhee and Big Bend districts quired to pass a physical examina
i including the school boards of eacn
estimated cost of the proposed pro Hauser, has issued an invitation to The longest stem in the shock was
tertainment
held
in
its
recreation
tion, accoding to an ordinance pass
all 4-H members and leaders to at
ject is $90,500 under PWA, accord
hall Saturday night and a grand accompanied by the county school ed by the city council last week.
tend the annual 4-H club picnic to 6 feet 5 inches. No special care or
I superintendent.
Mrs.
Katherin
ing to C. C. Hockley, PWA regional
cultivation
was
used
on
this
crop,
time
was
had
by
all
who
attended
The new ordinance is dates July
be held in Vale Park, Wednesday,
director
according to Mr. McCoy who owns a
High spots of the evening were two Claypool took a tour across the 15 and will become effective from
July 27.
j river o nthe new project to look
the directors of the three boaids
homestead
of
100
acres,
which
he
dance
contests
and
a
“
Big
Apple"
the date of passage, thirty days be
The day will start off, at 10:30 a.
entered the application jointly, in
has been on for two years, having
endurance test The winners for over the school situation there.
ing allowed for all persons and em
m with games being all set up and
It
has
not
been
decided
what
will
\ ,rw of the movement on foot for
arived here from Audibon. Iowa.
the ladies were Mrs Florence Jack-
ready fo go, this will be followed by
be done to take care of the 30 or ployers to comply.
the formation of a union high
Next to come in with an unusual
Mrs. George Ray was the lady son and her sister Dorothy both more grade school pupils but the
This ordinance provides that it
a picnic lunch with free lemonede
srnool district, the Nyssa district
growth of alfalfa was Mr. Earl who last week 'stuck her neck out’ excellent dancers and great favor
will be unlawful for an employer to
and (perhaps) ice-cream. Members
new
land
farmers
are
asking
that
a
gcing to the polls Friday, July 29
Blackburn of Riverview. Mr. Black and got it caught in the Nyssa Gate ites with the men. They neglected
employ any persons to render per
are asked to bring enough lunch,
tu vote on the formation of the dis
burn’s crop is a second year one, City Journal’s 'Money Circle’. Mrs their escorts all evening to enable school be built for them until the sonal services or handle food-stuffs
not only for themselves, but a bit i
trict. Oregon Trail and Arcadia
and like Mr. McCow. used no spe Ray didn’t mind it a bit though, the CCC men to have as many time comes when they will be pay or beverages intended for human
extra, to afford a real picnic for all
have not yet set a date for their
cial effort to raise alfalfa that has by being ‘caught’ she received a dances as they wished. On the male ing taxes and able to form a school consumption within the limits of
present.
election.
attained an overall heighth of 7 merchandise order for $1.50.
side, the winnesr were Lawrence J. I district of their own.
the city of Nyssa unless that per
The afternoon program will con
feet 4 inches. Mr. Blackburn had
The application for the building
son has a certificate from the city
The lady in the ’Circle’ today Lombardi and Leo J. Pajak, both
sist of musical numbers, by the var
pioject will be forwarded to Wash ious committees, skit or two. Mr. lived in Harper about 7 years, mov will likewise receive a merchandise members of the camp The girls FORMER PARMA
health officer.
ington for approval, according to L. J. Allen, Assistant State club ing to the Riverview district in the order for the same amount, even were awarded sun glasses and the
Violation of the ordinance car
MATRON
DIES
fall
of
1936.
men
pipes.
the Portland office of the PWA.
though she did try to get in the
ries a maximum fine of $100 or 30
leader will deliver the main speech.
IN
CALDWELL
Fred Koopman Shows How
The dance proved to be so suc
shade when we tried to get her pic
day in the city Jail, or both such
To close this anticipated ‘biggest
At the Fred Koopman ranch Just ture.
cessful that the entire assembly
fine and imprisonment. The ordin
jg
«<
GLENN POUNDS
day,’ all members, their parents and
Mrs.
Robert
H.
Weed,
a
former
west of Nyssa is a good demonstra
ance was pessed without a dissent
Shop in Nyssa, our merchants are made Lieut. Llchtblau, command
club leaders will be admitted to the
TO OPEN ADRIAN
resident
of
Parma,
Apple
Valley,
tion of what can be accomplished progressive, pleasant and earger to ing officer promise them another
ing vote.
Vale theatre at a nominal cost.
and later Caldwell passed away
with diversified farming in eastern serve you only the very latest and on July 29.
BARBER SHOP
Water To Be Tested
July 11, after a two week’s illness
Oregon.
Rookies are Coming to Nyssa
Glenn Pounds, who for some
best of everything. Watch the col
Water from the new well, recent
at
the
age
of
59
years.
The
Weed
NEW
CASTLE
MAN
Mr.
Koopman’s
ranch
is
on
what
Lieut.
Leo
Lichtblau,
command
time past has been working In the
ly drilled, is to be tested by Doctor
umns of the Nyssa Gate City Jour
is known as the old land and has nal for their advertisements—they ing officer of the local CCC camp ' family came to Parma in 1907 Sarazln, city health officer.
Owyhee barber shop, announced VICTIM OF NIGHT
where
they
lived
until
1928
when
been
under
cultivation
for
perhaps
this week that he had made ar HIGHWAY ROBBER
tell the real story of how much you announced that 80 replacements
The pump for this well will prob
40 years.
will arrive in Nyssa from Camp Dix they moved to Caldwell.
rangements to open a barber shop
ably be installed and in working
can save!
At
the
time
of
her
illness,
Mrr.
At
present
he
has
40
acres
of
on the 27th of this month to serve
in Adrian. Glenn just recently
condition by the end of this week,
ONTARIO, Ore. — George New
with company 1271 CCC for the Weed was visiting with her daugh Chief of Police A. V. Cook being
made a trip to Portland to appear berry of New Castle was held up beets, corn, winter wheat, alfalfa
ter.
Mrs.
Dan
Nichols
at
McCall.
JOURNAL
TO
OCCUPY
and
clover,
with
fruit
trees
laden
next six months or more. This will
In charge of the supervision of the
before te state board of barbers for July 19, at 8 p. m. about ten miles
to the breaking point. Hard wintet NEW BUILDING
bring the company strength up to After becoming seriously ill she was laying of the foundation and in
a license of which he now Ls the east of Baker and robbed.
brought
to
the
Caldwell
Memorial
wheat of which he had a six acre
196 men. The Lieutenant couldn't
stallation.
proud possessor. Glenn wished to
As Mr. Newberry was motoring
AFTER THIS ISSUE
say definitely, but he ls of the opin park hospital. Enterment was in the
express his thanks to the many toward Baker a car stopped in the tract and which he had planted for
Canyon hill cemetery.
customers that he had while In road and flagged Newberry down. the first time this year yielded over
Your newspaper, the Nyssa Gate ion that all the new men are from
Mrs Weed is survived by her ONTARIO LOOKING
420 bushels of. heavy full kemals
New York and New Jersey.
Nyssa.
When he stopped the man held him
City
Journal,
will
move
Friday
of
husband. R. H. Weed and four chil
that is without trace of weeds.
Lapidary Machine Installed
FOR NEW, BETTER
up and took $40 or $50 from him
this week from it’s present home,
Mr. Koopman stated that other
CCC Company 1271 has just re dren, Mrs. Frances Smalley of Ap
and drove away.
NYSSA F.PWORTH
then proper preparation of the land which it has occupied since 1912, to ceived a new lapidary machine and ple Valley, Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes BASEBALL SLOGAN
Description of the man and car and irrigation he did nothing un a brand new brick building on the
of Caldwell, Glenn D. Weed of
LEAGUE WINS
as given by Mr. Newberry are as usual in its cultivation. His seed North side of Main street and near is now able to polish and grind all Caldwell, and Mrs. Mary Nichols of
LEAGUE STANDINGS
INSTITUTE AWARD
follows: 1936 Ohevrolet sedan, was locally grown and planted 50 the Nyssa school. This building es sorts of semi-precious and precious McCall, and six grandchildren, four
Clubs—
W. L. Pet.
stones,
petrified
wood
and
like
ma
pecially designed for the production
Again Nyssa wins! Of the 30 Ep- green; green license plates, Colo pounds to the acre.
2
sisters. Mrs. Ellen Miller of Nampa, Nyssa .........................
terials.
It
is
expected
that
the
re
worth Leagues in the western dis rado or Michigan.
In another five acre plot Mr. of a newspaper and commercial sults of the work done with this Misses Margaret and Ruth Glenn of Ontario .............. *......... .... 2 1 667
Blue
Man— weight 150 pounds,
trict of the Methodist church the
Englewood, California, Mrs. Adllne Boise ................ ................ 2 1 .667
Koopman has yellow dent corn printing.
The old building now occupied machine will take a prominent Binney of Boston, Mass., and two Payette .............................. 2 1
667
Nyssa League was able to bring eyes, brown hair, black suit and growing, with some stalks already
place
at
the
Malheur
county
fair
home as a trophy the much coveted wore a stripped neck tie.
well over 12 feet tall and with an was built by Win and Harry Brown to be held In Ontario early In Sep brothers, John Glenn of Scranton, Baker ................................. 1 2 .333
painting of Wallowa Lake and its
abundance of ears well filled and in 1912, moving the plant for the tember. Joe E. Miller, educational Penn, and Ed Olenn of Monmouth, Caldwell ...»....................... 1 2 .333
building now occupied by a laundry
Weiser .................. ............ 1 2 .333
surrounding snow capped moun ’CHUTE JUMPER
half grown.
adviser has been studying the me 111 .
on Second street.
___________ _____________ !—
Vale ................................... 1 2 .333
tains, which was given to the Lea
If
any
stranger
is
in
doubt
as
to
chanics
of
the
machine
and
now
SERIOUSLY HURT
Every one of the readers and
gue having the largest delegation.
the fertility of these soils or of its
feels
competent
to
maintain
a
class
EYE SPECIALIST
With the Idaho-Oregon league all
Number of miles traveled and num AT PARiviA FAIR
lasting they could not do better friends of the Nyssa Gate City in polishing and griding, which he
Journal are invited to visit us at
PARMA, Idaho- “Lucky” Fordyce,
tied up In a knot, four teams tied
ber
receiving
certificates
also
ATTENDING CLINIC
than to pay a visit to the Fred
is organizing
our
new
building,
as
we
feel
Justly
|
a
member
of
the
“Death
Dodgers”
for first place and the other four
counted in the awarding of this
Koopman ranch.
OF OPTOMETRISTS
Adviser on Trip
prize.
troup. now playing at the Parma
tied for second, this coming Sunday
Mr. Koopman says that until the proud of it, and feel that erecting
Joe
E.
M.ller,
educational
adviser
Twenty-eight young people, two Nite Fair was seriously injured last present, our distn- '» from the mar such a building we reflect the con
ONTARIO — Dr. J. A. McFall, will be a mad scramble, by all con
for
the
local
CCC
camp
is
leaving
chaperons, one cook and Rev. and night, in a parachute jump exhlbi- kets has withheld from local grow fidence of every person in our com
cerned, to come out on top of the
Nyssa for three weeks on or about optometrist of Ontario left last Sat
Mrs. White, Dale and Stanley com- tion.
ers their full share of profit taking, munity, in the future of Nyssa.
urday to the meeting and clinic of heap.
July
18.
His
first
stop
will
be
Seat
Fordyce was late in getting start but with the I-O-N nearing com
Caldwell will appear on the local
prised the Nyssa camp. Eight at
tle where he will visit with his fam the Northwest Congress of Optome
tended from Apple Valley making ed with his act and it i; the opin pletion and with sea going vessels KINGMAN GRANGE
try, which is being held in Seattle. diamond to take on the Nyssa
ily
and
from
there
he
wil!
go
on
to
43 in all from Rev. White's parish. ion of those connected with the now plying on the Columbia again, ANNOUNCES DATE
Doctor McFall will be In his of Beeters’. Caldwell Is second on the
Los Anfeles to attend a conference
list in the lower bracket of the lea
Two hundred and nineteen regis show that this was the cause of his this short coming will be rectified
fices on Monday, July 25.
of
educational
advisers
of
the
Ninth
gue standings, but has showed con
tered delegates attended the insti balloon ‘settling’ the cold air chill and then this country will really go FOR SOCIAL MEETING Corps Area.
sistent improvement, which should
tute this year. Over 300 were on the ing the gas in the bag. He was to town.
Crime
Prevention
in
the
CCC
The Kingman Kolony Grange
SUCCOR CREEK
show up In the game Sunday.
grounds, this included faculty, warned not to jump, as he had only
Company 1271 CCC believes It has
have
announced
that
they
will
hold
risen to a height of 200 feet, in
Nettled by a handbill with the
chaperons and cooks.
broken the record for size of class LUNCH STAND
GROCERY
STORE
a
social
meeting.
Monday
evening,
catch line “Nyssa Next,” distributed
One of the outstanding features stead of heeding the warning and
attendance,
when
it
enrolled
a
class
OWNERS
FINED
July 25, at the Kingman Kolony
around Ontario last Saturday ad
was the evening addresses given by so as not to dissappolnt the crowd DEPARTMENT FOR
of 50 men, which at present is just
school house.
vertising Sunday afternoon's game
Dr. Matthews of Willamette Uni “Lucky” jumped, his parachute GOLDEN RULE
aobut
half
the
company
in
the
VALE—Saturday
night,
July
16,
A good time is promised all at
between Ontario and Nyssa at the
versity. These were aptly called barely opening as he struck the
course
of
crime
prevention
and
good
Sheriff
Chas.
Olenn
and
Sargeant
tending and it is the hope of the
“ Bits of Wisdom." Another popular ground.
Carlos Buckner, manager of the officers of the Grange that all mem citizenship taught by Lieut Leo Ted Chambers of the Oregon State fair grounds there, carrying out the
Mr. Fordyce was taken to the
idea the visitors would be “easy
member of the faculty was Dr.
local Golden Rule «tore, announced bers will make a special efofr; to be Lichtblau. The men of the company Police drove up Succor Creek to a
meat.” Nyssa ball players launched
Messing, head of the Oregon Social Caldwell hospital where it was this week that his store was open
have
shown
remarkable
interest
in
lunch
stand
and
soft
drink
parlor
present.
learned that he was badly injured
into the fray with “ blood In their
Hygene Society.
ing a grocery department, Satur
this class and te Lieutenant believes and booked Norman Kemp and
eyes” and came out at the close on
Our League was also honored by internally, with only a fifty-fifty day. This grocery department will
that the class will Increase at the James Beck (owners) and Walter
the long end of a 7 to 3 count. Not
having one of their number elected chance of recovery.
be under the direct management of TRAIL GRANGE TO BE next session. As part of the wotk. Smith, bar tender, on charges of
withstanding. too, Dean Johnston,
as district president for next year.
Mr. Walter Batey, who is general HOST AT POMONA
a series of so called laboratory ex handling beer illegally. The owners
Nyssa twirler, went into the game
This was Bill McElroy who also ALKALI CREEK
periments have been developed by had not receive their license.
manager of the three grocery de MEETING JULY 28
sick to the extent that he sought
served as bugler. Ruth Bratton as
Joe Miller, educational adviser and
partments of the Golden Rule in
All were tried Monday in Vale,
TO
HAVE
PUMP
the shade of some friendly bleach
member of the student council was
Emmett. Nampa and the latest one,
Lieut.
Lichtblau.
instructor
whereby
and
fined
$25
each.
OREGON TRAIL — The Oregon
ers near the visitors’ bench where
elected recording secretary and PLANT INSTALLED
the
members
of
the
class
will
be
opening Saturday in Nyssa.
Trail Grange will act as host to the
team-mates poured cold water on
Carlyle Jergensen served as eatly
Mr. Batey has had a wide exper
called upon to solve simulated
the back of his neck between in
morning life guard. The group in
Alkali creek, a project underthe ience in the grocery business hav- ] Pomona Grange, when that body "crimes” and have an opportunity LEGION TO SPONSOR
nings. he pitched Sunday afternoon
general entered into the spirit of Owyhee and southwest of Nyssa ing been with a large chain or metts at Big Bend park, next fo make use of the information re BOXING MATCHES
one of the best games of his career.
the institute and besides faithful j will have a pumping and discharge ganization in California. Mr. Batey Thursday, July 28.
ceived
by
attending.
IN LOCAL ARENA
The host Grange, according to
All told he fanned six of the deadly
attendance of classes, morning plant built, according to R. J. New- said that it was the policy of his
The importance of work of this
Onatrio hitters during the fray,
watch, evening services and camp ell., construction engineer of
le department to handle only the bet reports, have worked up a splendid nature cannot be emphasized too
The Nyssa Post of American l e caused others to either pop up or go
program consisting of music and a
fire groups, they enjoyed after- I Reclamation Bureau,
ter grades and brands of merchan
much, especially in view of the
noons of boating .swimming horse. Seven bids were opened by Mr. dise, and was looking forward with lecture on ‘What is the American statistics compiled which show a gion will sponsor boxing matches, out on easy grounders, and gave
which will be staged In the pavilion | but one walk, to McCullough.
Standard of Living’ which will be
Mrs. I Newell Monday, the lowest of the
back riding and hiking
pleasure to the opening of the gro delivered by Pomona Lecturer. Mr 30Wr decrease In crime committed of the Nyssa Commission company, >
Henderson, the Ontario south
Byrum. Mrs. Poage and Msr. Cor ! submitted bids coming from Ver- cery department Saturday.
at the south end of Second Street, I paw pitted against Johnston, only
J. R, Beck, rural service specialist, by men of CCC age.
bett, as sponsors of the group, re non Brothers of Boise. Idaho, lor
Lieut.
Lichtblau
has
been
com
in
Nyssa.
of the Oregon State College exten
whiffed one, Ha&hitanl in the fifth
port an exceptionally well behaved $26.478.
municating with John Edgar Hoov
The first card will be presented to ! inning, and dealt out three passes.
sion service
NYSSA TRIMS
and co-operative group.
er of the federal bureau of investi the local fans on Saturday night, \
CHATTERBOX CLUB
Nyssa's big inning was the first
These young people will have
ONTARIO TEAM
gation who has already given the August 6. The fighters are being j
of the second. Bush getting to first
The Chatterbox club held its reg
charge of the Sunday morning
company
some
material
with
which
IN SOFTBALL
contacted now and a definite card on a pass. Hoxie fo.liwed with a
church service on Sunday, July 31. ular meeting July 20 at the E. L
to work and has promised more as should be prepared by the middle
safety. Bush going to tli rd, the lat
At th^t time they will give the high Jamison home in Beuna Vista. A
sistance
if
possible.
The Nyssa Reporters went to On
of next week, according to those in ter scoring when Anduezr handled
short business meeting in charge
llchts of the institute.
Trooper Mennick of the Oregon charge.
tario last Thursday evening and
Beltla’s slow grounder and his fast
T h --* attending
from Nyssa of Marie Maw, vice-president, was
State police has promised Lieut.
It Is the aim of the American Le- j throw to first was muffed by Kirk
followed by an enjoyable hour of took the measure of the Ontario
were:
Lichtblau that he would attend a glon Post to put on matches that j land Hoxie advanced to second on
Argonauts in a soft ball game un
Joe Council. Francis Foster. Floy impromptu games and singing It j
der the lights.
■Nother father and son getting few classes and lecture of the var will have a local appeal, w ith, the play and on to third when
_ Byrum
_____ ____________
Lola Gaston. Jessie Watson was decided that each member
Batteries for the Nyssa Reporters hard to distinguish which from ious phases of police work giving plenty of fast action and to do so Schwelzer banged out a single, fill
June Webster, BUI McElroy. Zeola bring one article for the bazaar to
practical demonstrations wfierever at a very nominal price, perhaps
ing the bases. Dean Johnston then
Benton,
Cloreine Smith, Cama
the next
meeting which will be were Norcott and Minson. The Ore ’tother. Dwight Smith and his j possible.
gon aggregation will play a return sprout. . . Olen Pounds trying to j
not over 75 cents, per person.
hit to Parrott and Hoxie was out
Watson. Mont Corbett. Herbert
August 6 at Mrs. Day’s.
purchase a Gate City Journal in j
at home on the forcej play. Hasni-
Hnmphery. Eleanor Foster. Alma
Delightful refreshments w e r e game with Nyssa tonight.
Portland. . . Dick Tensen vowing to MAN ARRESTED ON
tanl. next up, was out on a l'ne
West erf ield. Eulah Bratton. Effie served to the following guests and
DEPUTY
MASTER
steer shy of that California town j
drive to Andueza, but Bella.
Ellen Counsil. Oelma Fox. Ru’ hj members: Mrs Ralph Boyle. Mrs BELIEVE IT OR
OF I. O. O. F. ON
where the men do the supper j CHARGE OF CHILD
Schwelzer and Dean Johnston all
Bratton. Lucille Benton. Mark Phi!-| Slack. Mrs. Sage. Mrs Mary Price,
NOT, BUT WARM
dishes. . . Ask George Haycock I DELINQUENCY
crossed the plate when Paul John
SPECIAL VISIT
brick. William Weeks. Luella Leuck.¡Mrs Lake. Mrs. Udilik. Mrs. Ure.
about thermometer readings on the
son hit a two-bagged to deep cen
Dean Wyckoff. Curtis Foster. Les- Mildred Adams. Alma Day. Eric WEATHER IS HERE
ONTARIO. O re— Basil Newton,
Because there has been so muen new land . . Citizenry puffed up
Depu'y Grand Master. O. F ter. Paul Johnston and his brother.
ter Keizer Allan White and Glenn | Jamison. Mel Sutor. Nettie Bennet,
Currev. Those from Apple Valley CaroUne Gardner. Myrtle Bartho- discussion this past week concern over the band stand and the eve of thee miles north of Nyssa, was 8teele. Pendleton, will visit the lo Oeorge, got two more scores in the
Mary Boston. Yulah Vertrees. loma. Rebecca Allen. Fem Kessler ing the weather, with the concencus ning concerts. . . “Nyssa Next” said arrested today and charged with cal lodge of the Independent Order fifth stanza for Nyssa, and to make
Mona Gee Jean and Chariotve and baby Lois Henderson and baby. of opinion being that It was hot. the Ontario! Oh, yea! ask the fans who contributing to the delinquency of of Odd Fellows next Tuesday night. It a full measure Paul added an
This will be one of the many other In the ninth, on his three-
Nash. Irene Sparks. Junior Blrks j Jessie Biokiosky. Gertrude Ford, Ed consulted those in charge at the were there. . . Barney Wilson re a minor.
About two months ago. Mr New lodges the Deputy Orand Master sacked and Stone's single.
and Earl Johnson
¡Florence Bybee. Orma Ooodel. irrigation office and learned from porting weather 110. someplace on
ton married the 17 year old daugh will make on his official tour of the
Ontario was blanked until the
Those who were privileged to at- Marie Maw Amv Topliff. Merle them that the government ther his trip—that beats this place—so
ter of Mr and Mrs Adam Wagoner entire state of Oregon, acocrdlng to fifth, when Henderson garnered
tend a sh to thank all who in anv Johnson Iva Adams. Mrs Alma mometer on Sunday registered 101, far . .
of Dead Ox Flat, asserted! y without Oce Blaylock. Noble Orand of the one on his single. McCullough's and
wa - were responsible or helped in. Day. Katherine McGee, and the on Monday 104, on Tueseday, 103
the consent of the parents.
(Continued on Back Page)
local lodge.
and
on
Wednesday
102.
making this trip possible.
i hostess. Mary Jamison.
Total Cost of
Proieut Estimated
M $90,500
Health Examination
Required Each
Six Months
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