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Community Christmas Activities
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1939
and spent Christmas day at their home in Emmett.
Home From School—
new home recently remodelled for Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stunz spent Miss Ruth Warnock is among the
them after it was purchased from the week-end with relatives at college students home for the holi­
Dewey Ray.
Horseshoe Bend and Cascade. Ida­ days and is assisting with the work
and had Christmas dinner at at her beauty shop.
One of the larger family gather- i Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Will- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Main spent ho,
Visits Patents—
lngs was that entertained by Mayor iams and Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Cook Christmas eve and the day at Mrs. Horseshoe Bend.
Main's parents home in Eagle and Due to the absence of Mr. Leo Margaret Hunt was home from
and Mrs. R. A. Thompson at a and their family.
to spend Christmas day
Christmas tree party at their home Mrs. Anna Larsen of the Owyhee on Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Hollenberg, who left on Christmas Pocatello
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
on Christmas eve and at a dinner had members of her family with her George Henneman joined them day to attend the teacher’s con­ C.
dinner.
vention as a delegate from Malheur Hunt.
at which were seated twenty-two
the holiday. Prom Nyssa were there Mr. at and
in Vale—
given at the Brown cafe on Christ­ on
Mrs. Theo Moore of county, Christmas day was a quiet Realtor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Morgan
and
from
James Graham is spending a few
mas afternoon.
entertained at a family one at that home.
Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lar­ Ontario
holiday season with his
Relatives attending from coastal sen and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lar­ Christmas dinner at which guests Mr. and Mrs. James Bushong left days of the
Andrew, in Vale.
cities arrived on Sunday. These in­ sen; from Redmond Mrs. Larsen's attending from Nyssa were Mr. and Immediately after the closing of brother,
III—
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beutler daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. J. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. school for Forest Grove where they Merchant
Wray, who has been ill
and their daughter of Salem, Mr. Cottingin with their daughter, Mrs. Herman Towne and their daughters. will spend the Christmas season and Lucian
In bed with an attack of the flu
and Mrs. Golden and their two Guy Duncan and her six-months Others present were Mrs. Mary with her parents.
was
able to be up again on Wed­
daughters from Lebanon; Mr. and old daughter. The little one is Mrs. Morris and Tommy.
At the Wm. Peutz home in Owy­ nesday.
Mrs. Abe Vaughn and Gerald of Larsen’s first great-grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toomb had hee there was a family dinner with Boise—
Portland; from Jordan Valley, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Graham as Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Neln and their In Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert H. Fisher
and Mrs. Robert Long and Evelyn had their family with them. Ray- Mrs. H. B. Holmes.
daughters as guests. Mrs. Werner
Mrs. Emma Quinby spent
were present and those attending tended.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nordale spent Peutz has recovered sufficiently to with
Wednesday at Boise where they
from Nyssa were Mr. and Mrs. J. mond, home from school at Cor­ Christmas at home with Leonard be up and enjoy the festivities too. visited
with Mrs. Quinby’s sister and
T. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Hershel vallis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laurence, Huseby as their dinner guest.
At the Charles Garrison home the her family.
Thompson and Ronnie, and Mr. and also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laurence, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osterkamp and holiday spirit was dimmed a bit due Matron 111—
Mrs. C. W. Long.
Colby Poage, Dean Byram and Miss their family of Apple Valley, fol­ to the illness of Mrs. Garrison but Mrs. Charles Garrison has been
lowing their annual custom, were those of the family there to eat the confined to her bed for the past
Mrs. C. L. McCoy with Gayle and Anne Johnson were guests.
Bob spent from Sunday until Tues­ At the C. J. Keiser home the guests at the R. H. Carman home Christmas bird were Miss Vera week
a severe attack of flu.
day in La Grande as guests of Mr. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ in Wilder. Others present were Mr. Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles From with
and Mrs. John Greulich.
ald Burke and their infant daugh­ and Mrs. George McKlnnis and Newbill and their family of King- Tom Portland—
of Portland is
family, also of Wilder.
man Kolony and the Ray Garrisons spending Fishburn
Due to the hazardous roads above ter of Jerome, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. their
the
vacation
with his
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Hunt
with
from
Jamieson.
Wm.
Keizer
of
Cody,
Wyoming.
The
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bur-
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Mr. and
their
daughter
Margery
and
Mr.
latter
family
left
the
following
day
At the George McKee home in Mrs. John Young.
bldge and their daughters, who had
and
Mrs.
Prank
T.
Morgan,
held
a
for
Walla
Walla
where
they
will
a quiet Christmas day was
planned to attend a family dinner
joint dinner at the Morgan home. Owyhee
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observed with Mr. and Mrs. Max
at the Mark Robertson home in visit Mrs. Keizer’s parents.
Guests
at
the
Louis
P.
Thomas
Umatilla, remained in Baker as Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Greer were home were her mother, Mrs. Clara Schweizer and their children, Mr.
ADRIAN
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray. hosts at a large dinner party on M. Brown of Boise and Mr. H. F. and Mrs. Dougal and Miss Ellen
McConnell guests for the day.
On their return Sunday Leona Ray Christmas afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thrasher and
accompanied them for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willson Brown.
Jean
Everett and Erma Points
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
McClure
and
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schire- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure and were and
her grandmother, Mrs. Stella Butler spent a quiet day at home with man
In
Ontario
on business Tues­
entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. their children were guests of par­ day.
their children and Mr. Willson’s
and her brother Stanley.
B.
Giezentanner
with
their
daugh­
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Will-
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Boren and
and relatives in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper
ter and Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Norcott ents
Lumir Svancara spent from Sat­ son were visiting the Ray and Lee
had as their dinner guests Mr. Lien- son, and his sister, Mrs. Mary and
Mary.
until Wednesday of the holi­ Thrashers over Christmas vacation.
kaemper's father, P. A. Lienkaemper ! R“™PIe
her Tom
‘wo children^
Mr. and Mrs.
Coward with Dr. Millard Scherich, pastor of urday
day
season
with his parents in Buhl, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perry visited
of Portland, who arrived that day Mrs.
the
Methodist
Community
church,
Ethel Crawford and Charlena
friends in Kuna, Idaho,'Christmas.
Idaho.
on the Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Omer and Twila
was
a
guest
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
The James McGinnis family spent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Hall
enter­
Adkinson and Kermit Lienkaemper. Dodson were and dinner
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Kniefel
of
Rosewell
guests of the
Christmas
with Mrs. McGinnis’ par­
tained
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Davis
Another big family party was held Audrey Wards in Kingman
Kolony. on Christmas day.
ents,
the
Harvey
Hatchs.
and
Mrs.
Ella
Hilton
at
Christmas
at the B. P. Rookstool home in the Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Goshert
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Bayer had dinner and a ride around town to Raymond Tetwilcr,
Tetwiler’s
Oregon Trail district, where 43 sat Christmas dinner guests of friends
as Christmas day guests her par­ see the holiday decorations was es­ son, returned home Rev.
for Christmas
down to a Christmas dinner. Fol­ in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Post
and
from Weiser last Saturday.
pecially enjoyed.
lowing the dinner was the Christ­ Sales and their children also at- family of Boise,
mas tree and much visiting. All at­ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Olsen had Mr. and Mrs. William Pliley en­ At the C. Klinkenberg home was The James McGinnis family spent
tending were from the Lincoln, with them for the holiday season tertained Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. the scene of another annual family Christmas eve with his grandpar­
at which were present Mr. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith.
Richland, Kingman Kolony and their
daughter Mrs. John W. Met­ Simianer, John Kline and Kenneth reunion
and
Mrs.
J. W. Lewellen and their J. W. McFate, daughters Ardis,
Sunset districts.
Pierson
at
dinner
on
Christmas.
and Dr. Metcalfe of Seattle.
family
from
Bonita, Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine and Shirley, and Erma
The Wes Brownes were guests of calfe
family dinner was enjoyed on Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mitchell Marion Klinkenberg
chil­ Points were shopping in Nampa and
relatives In Caldwell on Christmas. A Christmas
day and Dr. and Mrs. entertained Mrs. Mitchell’s sister, dren and Mr. and and Mrs. their Gilbert
Caldwell Saturday.
Except for their eldest son Ar­ Metcalfe returned
to their home on Miss Doris Koontz of Boise over Klinkenberg and their child.
thur Vernon, who is in the U. S. Tuesday.
the week-end and had Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher with
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navy and stationed in Asiatic Mr. and Mrs. George Haycock Dorsey Donnelly, of Caldwell as Mrs. Emma Quinby were guests at
OWYHEE
waters, all the children of Mr. and
with them at dinner and for breakfast guests. These later left for a family reunion and dinner and
Mrs. A. V. Cook were home for the had
Council where they spent the day party at which forty were present The teachers and pupils of the
the
day
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Haycock
holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis Emmett and Mr. and Mrs. E. with Mrs. Mitchell's sister, Mr. Don­ in Emmett. On Christmas eve a Owyhee school entertained the par­
of North Powder and their children. of
nelly’s mother.
Haycock of Caldwell.
and friends of the district with
and house party was given by a ents
Miss Thelma Cook, employed at B. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norcott were tree and
and
Mrs.
M.
Peterson
had
Christmas program Thursday eve­
Mrs. Fisher at which those ning.
Boise with Bud McGovern also of with them at Christmas dinner and dinner guests of Mrs. Norcott’s par­ Mr.
play entitled “Up on the
included Mrs. Quinby, Mr. House A Top,”
Boise, and of course, Jimmy. There as house guests Mr. and Mrs. M. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geoge Kaylor present
was given by the pri­
and
Mrs.
Fred
Fisher
and
Mr.
and
was a family dinner at home in the Peterson
of Enterprise, Mr. and of Owyhee. Other guests were Mr. Mrs. H. A. Meier with their son mary room and a play, “The Toy
afternoon and the whole group were Mrs. Bob Perry
of Grangeville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Horn, Jr., and and his new bride, Mr. and Mrs. Shop,” was given by the two upper
breakfast guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. L. C. Chadwick
of Nampa son of Payette.
tableau of the manger
Meier visiting from Johns­ rooms. was A next
Lloyd Marshall.
and Mr. and Mrs. G. Peterson of Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Brown Melvin
while a vested choir
town, Colorado, all from Apple Val­ scene
had for Christmas day guests Mrs. ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marshall en- j Caldwell.
the Christmas carols. A read­
tertained at a Christmas breakfast.1 Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Atkeson had Brown’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. At the Wm. DeGrofft of Oregon sang
ing, “Learning a Piece to Speak,”
Their guests included Judge W. J. I most of their family with them W. Caldwell of Fruitland, and Earl Trail home for Christmas dinner was
given by Keith Garner. On Fri­
Bopp of Ontario.
day
afternoon the children had
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Boersma
and
Mrs. Addie Wilson had Mr. and their family were guests.
their
Christmas
party and were giv­
Mrs. Aden Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle en a treat.
Morris Solomon and Mr. and Mrs.
happy to have their daughter The Owyhee Community club held
Frank Ward as Christmas dinner were
Christmas party at the home of
Marilyn
home from Ogden over the Its
guests.
and besides the immediate Mrs. Jessie Skinner. A covered dish
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Findling were holidays
Christmas dinner was luncheon and gift exchange was en­
hosts at dinner to Mr. and Mrs. family at the
joyed after the business meeting.
Sharon, also of Ogden. The
Bernard Frost and their children, Woodrow
meeting will be with
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buchner were Mrs. January
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Findling, Mrs. Christmas
Bradley.
of her parents, Mrs. Chas.
Stella Butler and Mr. E. P. Frost. the Rev. E. day P. guests
Bertha Culbertson and chil­
At the James Huffman home Mr. of Caldwell. and Mrs. Lawrence dren Elmer
Dale, Juanita and J. V.
and Mrs. Dean Fife were Christmas Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bowman had and Mrs. Loga
Allen and three chil­
dinner guests.
dren
left
Friday
for Mar­
as
their
Christmas
day
and
dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson en­ guests Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Bowman tinez, Calif., for morning
a
visit
with
rela­
joyed a quiet Christmas day at home of Baker, Lee Lindquist of Nebraska tives.
with sons Calvin, Robert and Lloyd. and William Estes from Rio Tinto,
The two latter boys are home for Nevada.
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the vacation from Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hunter and NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barney
Wilson
spent
We express our thanks to all of
and Mrs. Charles Drewitz were IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
Christmas quietly with their fam­ Mr.
OF OREGON FOR THE
Christmas breakfast guests at the STATE
ily.
our 1939 customers for their pat
OF MALHEUR
Eldon Jensen home. A Christmas IN COUNTY
Dr. Francis S. Weir spent from tree
THE
MATTER
OF THE ES­
party
and
exchange
of
gifts
was
TATE o f jo h n c. M c C o n n ell ,
Saturday until Tuesday with his also enjoyed.
ronage—and resolve to merit your
DECEASED.
parents at Milton.
Notice J. is McConnell,
hereby the
given Executor
that
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwood had
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Charles
trade through 1940.
as their Christmas dinner guests THEATRE PARTY
of
the
estate
of
John
C.
McConnell,
deceased has rendered and present­
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin and Miss Lucille Sallee entertained ed
in said of court,
his I
on Saturday eight of her high school first for and settlement
their daughters.
account
his ad­
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher were friends at a theatre party. Following ministration final
of
said
estate,
together
a petition
closing of |
of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. the theatre the group returned to with estate,
Phone 113
Nyssa guests
and for final the distribution
Fletcher and their family at Vale. the A. C. Sallee home where they said
therein:
and
that
Saturday,
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Maulding are nejoyed a dessert and house games. ruary 3rd, 1940 at the hour of Feb­
spending the Christmas holidays in
o’clock A. M. of that day and the 11 I
County
Court Room
in the appointed
City of
JUNIOR FELLOWSHIP
Portland with relatives.
Vale, Oregon,
have been
At the Dwight Smith home there About twenty members of the by
PRO G RA M
the
Judge
of
said
Court
as the
was a large family dinner when the Junior Fellowship League were en­ time and place for the settlement
of
account,
approval
of
said
report at
Ray family gathered for Its annual tertained at the A. C. Sallee home said
and
hearing
on
said
petition,
at
a
Christmas
party.
feast and get-together.
which time and place any person
Dr. and Mrs. Sarazin with Miss
interested
In said
estate in may
ap­
| pear
Eva Boydell and Mr. Blaney Boydell LADIES AID
and file
exceptions
writing
Phone 108
entertained at a family party and The annual Christmas party of to said account and contest the
dinner at the Sarazin home. Those the Ladies Aid held at the home of same. C h a r l es j . M c C o n n ell .
DOUBLE FEATURE
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mrs. C. Klinkenberg was well at­
Executor
of the Deceased.
estate of
Feinen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boy­ tended on the evening of the 21st.
John
C. McConnell,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—DEC. 29-30
of
first
publication.
Dec. 28,
dell with Ed and Helen, Miss Isobel The evening was spent in an ex­ Date
1939
Sarazin, home from Boise for the change of gifts and playing house Date
Charles Starrett and Sons of the Pioneers in
of
last
publication,
Jan.
25.
week-end. Miss Harriet Sarazin and games. A supper was served later. 1940.
“STRANGER FROM TEXAS”
Norbert, Helen and David Sarazin.
The Warren clan met at the home
Joan Bennett and Adolphe Menjou in
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren for their
“HOUSEKEEPER’S DAUGHTER”
annual Christmas feast with Mr.
and
Mrs. P. M. Warren and Mrs.
Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m.
Admission Matinee 10c-25c
Evening I0c-30c
Leona Bingman and Dale there.
W. F. Jones home in Owy­
SUNDAY AND MONDAY—DEC. 31-JAN. 1 hee At the the dinne
rguests included Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Jones of Califor­
Bing Crosby, Louise Campbell, Ned Sparks
nia, Hubert Jones of Provo, Utah,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duffy and
and Linda Ware in
their family.
“THE STAR MAKER”
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee had as
their Christmas day and dinner
Matinee Sunday 2:30 p. m.
Admission Matinee 10c-25c
Evening 10c-30c
guests. Mr. Sallee's sister. Mrs. M.
Brandt of Boise and Mr. and Mrs.
PAL NIGHT
George Sallee.
TUESDAY—JAN. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Taylor enter­
tained Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomp­
Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray in
son and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp­
“INVITATION TO HAPPINESS”
son and their children at Christmas
day dinner.
Admission 10c-30c
Phone U
Nyssa
At the Jesse Thompson home
open
house
was
held
on
Christinas
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—JAN. 3-4 morning.
Sonja Henie, Ray Milland and Robert
At the Bob Thompson home on
Christmas eve was a Christmas tree
Cummings in
party and open house for the many
relatives.
“EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT’
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ostrom
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spent the day and ate their Christ­
Admission lOe and 30c
mas dinner at the Charles Ostrom
Mrs. Georgia Heusser and three
children of Preston, Idaho, and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Huffman and son
Raymond of Weston, Idaho, and Mr.
Theron Teeples of Rexburg, Idaho,
are guests at the Lynn Kygar home
and they with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Roberts were dinner guests on
Christmas.
Others who entertained at din­
ner on Christmas were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Franklin, who had as house
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson and
guests Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ator,
daughter Arleen of Tule Lake, Cal.
Gerald Slippy was also a dinner
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner en­
tertained for the Earl and Frank
Crocker families, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Mc-
Kim and two children and Russell
and Clayton Patton.
Mrs. Ira Chadd Is staying In Nyssa
at the J. E. Bowen home caring for
the children while the Bowens are
on a visit to Coulee dam.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and
children of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Dal
Whitehead visited at the Ira Chadi
home Sunday afternoon.
R. W. Blothlo spent Christmas
at Kuna, Idaho.
Rae Gilbert was a visitors at the
Roy Rookstool home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nothels spent
the holidays at Portland visiting
with their daughter.
Too Late to Classify
LAND FOR SALE
UPPER SUNSET
GOOD 5-ACRE ranch, 3-room
house, bam, chicken house, good
well, shade, easy terms. 3 miles to
Nyssa. Olsen (the Land Man)
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Robert Tosch is home for Christ­
mas vacation from Forest Grove
where he has been employed.
The young people of Sunset Val­
ley and Cow Hollow enjoyed a roll­
er skating party at Payette Satur­
day evening. Another is planned for
this Saturday evening.
BETWEEN NYSSA and Hope Sta­
tion, a white enamelled Westing-
house refrigerator top. Finder please
return to Journal office or Mrs.
Margaret Justice, Rte. 2, Vale.
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Palm
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3 bars
17c
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Dash
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Bacon Squares Carstens
No cereals
1
Hamburger per
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I5c
Pure pork
1
Sausage
per lb.
1 15c
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