N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 28, 1938
Guests from Nebraska—
Leonard Johnson was a house
guest of the Morris De Rock home
last week.
SOCIETY
T H IR TE E N TH B IR T H D A Y
AN N IVE R SAR Y
| SU ND AY P IC N IC K E R S
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pruyn with
On
Tuesd'.y
evening
Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Packer of Neiv
Schlreman celebrated her thirteen Plymouth, M r and Mrs. Eric John
th birthday anniversary by inviting son of Post Falls, Idaho and Mrs.
ten of her school friends to a party Nash of Boise made up a picnic
at the home of her parents, M r and party which spent Sunday at the
Mrs.
William
Schireman.
The dam. In the late afternoon they
young guests first met at Phyllis’ were joined by Ed Pruyn who took
home where their gifts to her were them (or a boat ride on the lake.
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Shopper’s
Parking Service
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service your car while
you shop.
NORCOTT
Se rvice Station
opened and admired and after this
Mr and Mrs W F. McLlng at
they enjoyed the picture at the
Nysas theatre and then returned to their ranch near Emmett had as weeks business and pleasure trip to
the home for refreshments and to their Sunday dinner guests. Mrs. Portland.
, Herschel Thompson and Ronny,
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cut the lighted birthday cake.
I and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure
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Miss
Sue
Keiser, student nurse at
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and their children.
i St. Lukes in Boise visited with her
TUESD AY BRIDGE CLUB
parens, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keiser
ATTE N D DINNER P A R T Y
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J.
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Norcott were
J. Sarazin was hostess to the Tues dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sunday Guests—
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Abbott had as
day Contract club inviting Mrs. II. Adams in Caldwell Monday eev-
R Humphrey. Mrs. Frank Morgan ning. Other guests were Mr. and Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
D. McFarland of Meridan and Mrs.
and Mrs. L. A. Maulding as guest Mrs. John Berkey. and Mr. and
Grace McFarland of Nampa.
Mrs.
Walt
Ketchen
of
Caldwell.
players.
Relatives Visit—
High score for the afternoon was
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Perry of Pen
made by Mrs. Dewey Ray and sec HOSTS A T SU N D AY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison dleton visited over the week end
ond by Mrs. George Mitchell.
entertained
at
Sunday dinner with Mrs. Perry's sister and her
and Mrs Dale Garrison and Joe husband the Pete Rambauds.
Ann of Kingman Kolony, Betty State Inspectors lic e Tuesday—
Newbill and Mrs. E. Haworth of
On Tuesday Chas. Daley of the
Big Bend.
State Milk Control Board and Mr.
Taylor of the State Department of
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W EDNESDAY BRIDGE
Agriculture were in Nyssa on duties
Mrs. Sidney Burbidge entertain connected with their offices.
ed the Wednesday night bridge club Visit in Twin Falls—
this week with Mrs. A. V. Cook an
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost left
invited guest. Mrs. Ernest McClure the first of the week for a vacation
won first prize and Mrs, Aden W il- from the Idaho Power Company
son traveling.
which they will spend visiting rela-
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j tives in Twin Falls.
F A M IL Y DINNER
Former Residents on Tip—
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Powell were
Word has been received that Mr.
dinner hosts on Sunday to Mr. and and Mrs. Ronald Burke of Jerome
Mrs. Theodore Moore and their have just completed a weeks trip
family. On Thursday they en through Yellowstone and other
tertained M. Earl Powell and his near by points of interest.
son Eldon of California and the School Superintendent Visits—
Herman Towne family of Meridian
H. H. Tomning of Walford, S. D „
and Mrs. Mary Morris and Tommy. visited with John E Ostrum of the
1 Nyssa Lumber Co., the first of the
j week and left on Thursday for Yel-
j lowstone Mr. Tomning is superin-
i tendent of schools in Walford.
1 Returns Home—
Mrs. W. W. Smith who for the
| past ten days has been in Boise for
i medical care and
rest returned
Presbyterian Conference—
Herschel E. Currey attended the I home on Sunday feeling some bet
Presbyterian
conference at the ter but is still unable to resume her
church camp grounds on the Last- duties in the shoe shop.
On California Trip—
ine river over the week end.
On last Wednesday Willard C
W. C. T. U.—
The W C. T. will meet with Mrs Jackson and Malcolm Crawford left
Mary Felton at two o'clock on Aug by motor for a trip to California
ust second and all are cordially in where Mr. Jackson will visit his
parents in Long Beach and Mr.
vited to attend.
Crawford a sister in Elmont until
Young Visitor—
Little Miss Betty Lou Newbill of the first of August.
LOCAL NEWS
Kingman Kolony visited her grand |
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Lienkaemper
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gar
rison from Thursday until Tuesday. and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newbill
fished on the Little Malheur from
Visit Son—
On Saturday Mrs. Charles Garri Thursday until Tuesday and report
son with her daughter Vera and a good catch. But due to a badly
her grand daughter Betty Lou New wrenched back Bert Lienkaemper
bill visited the Ray Garrisons in was unable to enjoy the fun.
Jamieson.
Business Visitors—
Joe Osgood of Ontario was a j
business visitor in Nyssa on Mon- I
day on matters to do with the Con
solidated truck lines.
Travelers Return—
On Sunday Mr and Mrs W P. [
Warren and their daughter Miss
Mary of Ontario returned from an
automobile trip through California
and southern Oregon.
Vacationing—
Bob McCurdy is on a two weeks
vacation from his post at the bank |
and with A1 Keehn also vacationing
from his position at the Eder Gro
cery store is visiting his parents at.
French Creek. Idaho.
Return From Trip—
Mrs. C. L. McCoy with her
daughter Gale and Miss Karolyn
Kanyid returned on Friday from a
trip to La Grande where they visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Grue-
llck.
Leave on Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Borne with
I their children, left on Monday for
a motor trip which will take them
through
Yellowstone park
and
Utah. In their absence Mr and
Mrs. Meredith Seits are caring for
their home.
Child B o r n -
On July 15 at the Dixon Nursing
home a nine pound baby boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike W il-
schensky. which they have named
Marvin Leroy. Dr J. J. Sarazin at
tended and reports that both mo
ther and babe are fine.
Church Meeting—
On Monday evening there was
I a meeting of the members of the
Episcopal church at the home of
Msr Artie Robertson at which time
program of the various church
activities was discussed and out
lined. The Rev. Stanley and Mrs.
Moore were over from Ontario to
attend.
leave on Fishing T r i p -
On Wednesday morning M r and
Mrs
Arthur
B o y d e ll,
Mrs
Art Noeott and Dr and Mrs. E. D.
Norcott left for a fishing trip ou
the Deschutes river and while away
Mrs. Art Norcott will visit C. K
Norcott in Coqulile.
IkNY BRANCH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF
PORTLAND
Vlsits Aunt and Uncle—
House Guest—
Mrs L. A. Mauldins was a house
William Plughoff, of Pendleton,
guest of Mrs. Dewey Ray the past was an overnight guest Thursday,
week.
at the home of his aunt and uncle,
Visits Parents—
Mr. and Mrs. William Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure vU-
Mr. and Mrs. William Beam were
ited with their parents in Caldwell I Sunday hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Par
on Saturday.
ker Savage, and Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday in Nampa—
Vaugh Downs, of Grand Coulee
Miss Georgia Dennis visited with dam.
her sisters family the Lester Mc-
Visits in Caldwell—
Clends in Nampa on Sunday.
Mrs. Les Ernest was a Saturday
Guests Leaves—
Mrs. Gus Anderson of Sun Valley visitor and dinner guest at. the
who has been a guest of Mrs. Her Charles Reberger home in Caldwell,
bert Fisher and Mrs. Quinby re and when she returned that eve
ning her son John, Pete Mitcheil
turned to her home on Tuesday.
and E. B Haycock came with her
Merchants on Trip—
to visit with their parents over the
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wray own
^ rs 0; the Dime Store are on a week end.
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M e m b e r F. D. I. C.
K ITC H EN C A B IN E T
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North of the “Y ”
Makes Short Visit—
Visitors at the Rock Shelton
home the past week included Mrs.
John Fanning and her two chil
dren of South Dakota who stopped
for a day while enroute to Cha-
hallis.
On Friday his sister Mrs. H M.
Hamby and her daughter from Me-
Ewen visited and another sister and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs Doyle ol
Burney, Cal., visited from Monday
until Wednesday and attended to
some business matters while here
Legal Advertising
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
IN THE C O U N TY CO URT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
M ALH EUR COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of the Estate of Alber Hinsch, an
incompetent person.
This matter coming on for hear
ing on the petition of Loring T ay
lor, guardian in the above entitled
matter, for a License to Sell R ial
Property.
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It appearing that the ward, here
in. owns the following described
real property:
All that land lying East of
the Oregon Short Line Rail
Road right-of-way in Section
20. Township 10 South, Range
47 E. W. M Malheur County,
Oregon, and
The West h rif of the North
west quarter of the Northwest
quarter; the South-vest quarter
of the Northwest quarter; the
North half of the Southwest
quarter of the Southwest quar
ter; Lots One. Two. Three and
the North half of Lot Four, ail
of which lies in Sec’ ion 21,
Township 19 South. Range 47
E W M. Malheur County, Ore-
on.
t
t appearing that the sale of said i
property is necessjry and expedient,
in order to meet the urgent obliga
tions of the estate and that said
sale will be beneficial to the ward
It appearing that the ward is a
widower and that the only persons
interested in said estate are:
A. O Hinsch. son of the ward
aged 37 years, residing at Everett,
Washington.
Earl W Murphv. creditor, of legal
age. residing at Boise, Idaho.
I T IS THEREFORE ORDERED,
that A O. Hinsch. Earl W. Murphy
and all persons interested in the
estate and each of them shall ap
pear on the 29th day of August.
1938. at Ten A M. at the- Court
Room of the above entitled Court,
in the Court House of Malheur
Ceuntv. Oregon, to show cause, if
anv there be. why said license
should not be granted for the sale
of said property and it is further
ORDERED that this order be pub
lished in the Nvssa Gate City Jour
nal for three successive weeks, the
date of last publication being not]
less than 10 days prior to the date
set for said hearing on this order.
This order is signed by the under
signed for the reason that County
Judge David Graham is absent
from the County of Malheur. Done
this 26th day of July, 1938.
CHARLES W. ELLIS.
Circuit Judge of Malheur County.
Attest:
H. S. SAC K E TT
Clerk of the above court.
By H ILTO N CLARK,
Deputy.
N E W BEDS
North t f 9the “Y ”
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Waterproof
Paints
JOSEPH T. AYRE
An heir to an estate.
Anyone knowing the
whereabouts
of
fo r
this
BRICK
person w ill confer a
STO NE
favor to him by noti
ST U C C O
fyin g
W. C. GOX 8 CO.
T o m C ow ard
Federal
Reserve
Bank Building
Chicago, Illinois
Opposite City Hall
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29c 25c J & J baby talc 19c
31c 65c Holdz dent, po 49c
Velvet 1 lb. tin ..... 79c
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