Nyssa gate city journal., July 10, 1941, Image 1

me NYSSA GA
VOLU ME XXXVL, NO. 27_
LOCAL NEWS
GATEW AY TO TH E OW YHEE AND BLACK CANYON IR RIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON S SUGAR EMPIRE
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941
Children To HavejCash an(j [)oor Prizes To
Big Part In
Be Given At Cooking School
Pioneer Day
GAME COMMISSIONER
TALKS ON WILD
GAME LIFE
$1.50 PER YEAR
Men Defered For Association Asks
Thirty Day Period Completion Of
Five men who had been selected I-O-N Cut Off
by the Malheur County Local Board
(Special)
Returns From Indiana—
State Game Commissioner. Oeorge
Mrs. John Lienhard and son, Jun­
Aiken gave his views on Wild Game
The U. S. Highway 95 Association
With 100 percent cooperation of given, the first prize an electric life at a recent meeting of the for induction into the servic were
Children, of all ages, in Nyssa and
ior, who have been In Anderson, In­
roaster,
second
prise
a
waffle
Iron
given a 30 day deferrmant pending met in Nyssa Tuesday night to bring
all the electrical dealers in Nyssa,
surrounding
communities
will
have
diana for the past two months visit­
Chalk Butte Grange, with figures
before its members for discussion,
the free All-electrical Cooking and third prize an electric iron. Any
ing at the home of two of Mrs. Uen- a large share In the activities of school and Demonstration, to be of the prizes for the Individuals may that were surprising to his listeners. legislation now before congress the completion of the 53 remaining
which
would
limit
the
age
of
selec­
|
“Pioneer
Day,"
slated
for
Nyssa
on
Mr Aiken said that Oregon ranks
hard's aunts, returned Tuesday to
miles of the Oregon portion of U. 8.
Thursday, July 24, according to J. held Friday and Saturday. July 18 be exchanged for any other elec­ first with its supply of deer with a ts s over 28 years of age.
Nyssa.
Highway 95. otherwise known as
B. Geizentanner and Bernard East­ and 19 In the old theatre building trical appliance of like value.
Those
defferred
were
Emilio
Rod-
large
quantity
of
Elk.
In Boise—
the Idaho-Oregon-Nevada cutoff.
man who are In charge of the cele­ next to Wilson Brothers store is as­
Miss Katherine Peterson, well
Oregon Is unrivaled In Chinese ilguez. Vale; Ernest V. Comstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ooldman visit­ bration that will mark the founding sured of being one of the outstand­ known home economist will be in
President Frank T. Morgan askad
Pheasants,
with
an
average
of
2
birds
Abilene, Kan.; Fero-.ln G&vica, Mc- the secretary of the association, R.
ed with friends in Boise over the of Nvfsa, It's Industries prepress and ing events for homemakers in and charge of the two day demonstra­
per
acre
over
the
entire
state
which
Fourth.
improvements, as well as the rich around Nyssa.
tion. She will present new dishes, is more than any other state in the Dermltt; Oscar F Homoky, Arnett, W. Rising, Nampe to give a report
At Chanute Fle>'d—
fertile and well watered lands that
Registration cards will be given new receipts, new menus and new Union, although there Is one county Okla.; and William H. Connor, on the present status of the high­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuttle received surround the city that was once a each lady attending the school, on clever economical ways to prepare
Nyssa.
way and of the Defense Highway
In Idaho and a small area In South
word this week that their son is whistle stop for the Oregon Short which she will write her name and and serve, foods.
The Board has lssu d a list of the Act of 1941 as it applied to the com­
Dakota
which
has
as
many.
now stationed at the Chanute Field line railroad, and new operated by addrrss and these cards will be
There wui be no charge for this
He also explained how the Ante­ following named men to replace pletion of the road. Prefacing his
Flight school in Illinoise.
the Union Pacific.
placed in a receptical and cn the j school and demonstration, it is abso­ lope. a few years ago practically those deferred: Edward Sanders, remarks. Rising pointed out that of
Frank Calvert has been trans­
Children of all ages are eligible evening of Saturday. July 19 the lutely free; and any home-maker extinct, had been built up to a total Nyssa; Delbert V. Thode, Vale; the 65 miles in Idaho, all Is now
ferred to the Hospital Corps of the to enter the parade, either singly or names of three lucky ladies will be | is welcome and urged to attend.
of approximately 25.000 In the State Francis H. Blake, Vale; Claude Rich­ oiled, and the same applies to the
U. S. N. at San Diego.
The old theatre building will be and 9.000 In Malhuer county, by the ards, Bridgeport, Neb.; and David C. 74 miles In Nevada. Of the 121 miles
in groups and may have full reign drawn for the prizes to be awarded
of the I-O-N Oregon, 68 miles have
furnished with seats for those at­ Game Preservation Law. Mr Aiken
New Troop—
in working out an idea. A prize will individuals.
Henry, Ontario. These men will re­ been oiled, 40 have been graded and
A new troop has been formed in be given for the best depiction of the
A prize of $10 in cash will be a- tending, and every dealer is lending says If this animal is shot In the
port
to
the
Board
at
Vale
on
July
graveled and 13 miles remains as a
conjunction with Girl Scout activi­ parade theme, which is Oregon Trail warded to the women's club with the his support to make the affair one neck and properly dressed It Is as
14, at 2 p. m„ from where they will dirt road, this latter stretch lies be­
ties in Kingman Kolony and Adrian Days, and early life in Nyssa. Entries largest percentage of total member- of r.-al educational value to the good as venison.
be sent to the Induction center at tween the Idaho-Oregon line from
according to Mrs. Maurlace Judd, may depict both the serious and | ship attending the demonstration community. A full program of the
The aim of the State Game Com­
two day affair will be given In next mission is to preserve game for the Portland, wii.h* 20 other men from Malloy s ranch to a point five miles
troop leader. This new group com­ humorous phases of colonial day for the two days.
north of Jordan Valley.
posed of twelve girls ten years old life. Every child who expects to en­
Individual door prizes will to be week's Issue of the Nyssa Journal. future generations, that they will the county.
will be under the care of Mrs. Den­ ter the parade is asked to register
Two bills. Rising said, have been
not be deprived of the pleasure of
nis Patch and Mrs. Walter McPart- with Mrs. Gilbert Allsebrook not
Introduced In the Congress, one, the
hunting and also the delicious food
land for the summer.
later than Monday. July 14.
senate bill passed on June 17 pro­
derived from It.
viding for federal participation of
The parade committee made up
Scout Play—
Mr. Aiken compared the wild ani­
75 per cent. D ie house bill which
The Adrian Girl Scouts under the of Bishop Duwayne L. Anderson,
mals to crops and advised that they
has been reported out by the Roods
direction of Mrs Ralph Hayworth chairman, Bernard Frost. Lloyd
be harvested as such.
committee on June 30. provides for
will present their annual play Lewis. Malcom Crawford. Mrs. Ken­
Some industrious 4-H club mem­
The Nyssa Lions Club, at an even­
W. I. Hodge was employed Monday a 75 per cent federal participation
"Ready Made Family” at 8:15 p. m. neth Cottle and Mrs. Gilbert Allse­ ing meeting held in Brownies Cafe, ber will be the proud possessor of
night
by
the
city
council
as
project
plus a share of the remaining 25 per
on the evening of Friday, July 15. brook, announces ethuastic cooper­ installed new officers for the com­ Kingman Kolony La Haule King, SEED ASSOCIATION
engineer for the laying of the new cent equal to the ratio that the
1941 at the Adrian Higli School Aud­ ation on the part of the business ing year, and presented Ronald G. whose registration is pending with JOINS LEAGUE
water mains on Main street. He will area of unappropriated and unre­
houses and fraternal and civic or­ Whitaker, out-going president of the the Jersey Cattle Club of America,
itorium.
be paid on an actual cost basis, served public and nontaxable Indian
The play is a three act comedy ganizations both in Nyssa and sur­ club with a past presidents pin.
at the conclusion of the Malheur
The Blue Mountain Seed Associa­ rather than the usual per cent of lands, bears to the total area of the
and according to those fortunate rounding communities. The latest
Installed as president was Fred County Fair, to be held in Ontario. tion has Joined the Oregon State the Job.
state Rising said that he believed
enough to have seen some of the organization to make known their Burgesser: vice-president, Henry H. August 30 to September 1. according Seed League, according to M. W.
After canvassing the votes of the that this feature of the House bill
rehearsals is a riotous, 3 act comedy intention to enter a float is the Ore- Hartley; secretary, K. K. Lienkaem- to Thaddene Osborn, secretary of Osborne, president. The purpose of
election held June 30. the council would be Included In the Senate blU.
which gives promise of topping any ogn Trail Grange, which Tuesday per; tail-twister. Bernard Eastman the Fai. Board
the league is to encourage the grow­
performances yet given by the troop. night voted to take part in the cele­ and Herschel Thompson as director.
This announcement was made fol­ ing of better seed, and to develop adopted a resolution providing for Both bills provide for $250,000,000. Of
the sale of the $13,000 bond Issue. this amount, according to the House
The cast is made up of ten girls bration.
Committee chairmen for the com­ lowing a meeting at which Beau­
The bonds will be In demoir.lnations report, Oregon would reoelve $ 1 ,-
Others, who have not done so, and ing year were announced by the new mont and Toombs. Jersey breeders, new seeds for field and pastures.
from the troop of high school age.
Osborne, and Burnall Hugg, sec­
Special music is also being arrang­ wish to enter a float in the parade president. Heading the Constitution offered the four month old Jersey retary of the association, at the May of $500 and will be callable after 647,906
ed to add to the entertainment, ac­ are advised to notify any of the and By-laws committee is Bernard Bull as an award to the first prize meeting of th? League held at Cor­ five years, according to M. P. Solo­
Following a general discussion,
cording to Mrs. M. L. Judd troop above committee members not later Eastman; Finance, S. E. Smith; winner in the grade heifer division vallis. were elected to the board mon, city recorder.
with delegations from Jordan Valley,
The police report for June, sub­ Nyssa, Welser, Payette, Parma,
than Monday evening.
leader
Education. H. H. Hartley; Program one and two for 4-H clubs. To be
mitted by Chief of Police Cook Caldwell, Nampa and Boise taking
Other features of special interest and Entertainment, R. G. Whitaker; eligible for competition for this an­ of directors for a one year term.
At Mountains—
The
Blue
Mountain
Seed
Orower's
showed that there had been 18 ar­
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Allsebrook to youngsters and enjoyment for Publicity. L. P. Thomas; Ways and imal. at least five Jersey's must be Association was oiganized In the rests made, nine of which were for part, it was deemed advisable to
have a delegation from Jordan Val­
spent the week end at Wallowa Lake the older folk’ will be the childrens Means, Dr. K. E. Kerby; Gills and on the farm of the contestants.
spring of 1940 as a cooperative con­
Kingman Kolony La Haule King cern with farmers of Malhuer and drunkeness, the balance for traffic ley and Nyssa contact the Oregon
and viewed Hells Canyon from Rim athletic events and the pony races Boys Activities, R. Sawyer; Citizen­
violations.
to be held at the school athletic ship, Bernard Frost: Community was sired by Coronation Catlllon of
Highway Commission at it's regular
Rock.
Wayne Morris, the report stated meeting to be held In Portland,
grounds. In the ponv race events the Betterment, Cliff Main: Lions Edu­ B. F 377043 who is a son of Coro­ Union Counties, and officers wrre
Visiting Daughters—
elected
as
follows:
president.
M.
W.
reported
the
loss
of
a
storage
battery
Mrs. R. Nankervls of Butte, Mont., ag? limit has been set for children cation. F T. Morgan: Health. Dr. L. nation La Haule King 358518. now Osborne, Nyssa; vice-president, Fred stolen from his car. which was not Thursday, July 17.
is a house guest of her daughter. frem 8 to 16 years of age, according A M:i Hiding: Safety. Herschle herd sire at the University of Idaho Paddock. Union; secretary and treas­ recovered. Don Graham also re­
Following the recommendation of
Mrs. Arthur H. Boydell and is also to Martin Osborne, chairman cf the Thompson; Sunshine. R. Sawyer at Moscow, 'rfe prize young bull's j urer: Burnall Hugg. LaGrande. ported the loss of a lawn mower, the Highway Association the Nyssa
dam was Kingman Kolony Maids manage; H. G Avery. LaGrande.
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. pony races. All entries must be made and Ellis Stoker
Chamber of Commerce on Wednes­
cn or before Wednesday, June 23
April 1244467. who now Is on test at | and Salesman Alva Watts. Prma, which likewise has not been recover­ day agreed and President Dr. Kerby
William Feinen.
ed.
a
wheelbarrow
reported
taken
Th? athhtlc events will be In
810 (rounds of milk and 38.1 pounds | Idaho. These officers are outstand­
Visitors At Douglas Home—
from tlie new depot was recovered, appointed Frank T. Morgan a*
of butterfat on the July 1.
Mr and Mrs. Fr.d Maurer an eharge of Dr. K E. Kerby and Dr
chairman of a committee to be
ing
farm
citizens
and
aie
proving
the
report showed.
This calf may be seen at any time themselves worthy of their positions,
two daughters. Betty M :e and Mary E D Norcctt.
selected by himself to represent
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at
the
Toombs
and
Beaumont
ranch
Lou of Hood River arrived at the
Nyssa at the meeting of the com­
In the fact that the started with
in Kingman Kolony, one of the about $4,000 00 cash and today the F. S. A. BORROWERS TO ELECT mission.
Grovpr Douglas home In Owyhee
1
ENNIS
COURT
TO
show places in the country for Jer­ Company Is worth $20,000.00.
Monday, Junp 30, to spend their va­
BUYER CO-OP DIRECTOR
Mayor B. R. Scott, and Marlon F.
Nyssa residents and neighboring sey cattle.
cation and to visit other friends BE COMPLETED
Worten, represented Jordan Valley
At
a
meeting
in
Iowa
last
year
the
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farmers will be given an opportunity
They returned to their home on Sun­
Farmers,
who
have
borrowed
at the meeting and will probably be
Blue Mountain Co., was given credit
The tennis court in the city park to participate in the broad program
day.
by the Government Inspector, to money from the Farm Security Ad­ among the delegation from that city
of
the
government
to
relieve
the
LOUISE
HINTON
IS
will,
within
the
next
week,
be
com­
Visits Parents—
have the best seed display from ministration. and who live west of to go to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mitchell pleted, following a meeting of the monotony of the essential routine FAIR PRINCESS
among 46 different seed dealers In Lytle Boulevard, south of Enter­
in
naval
bases
and
army
camps,
ac­
prise avenue and north of the Owy­
Louise Hinton, Adrian, has been the state.
enjoyed a visit from their son. Pete Park Board Tuesday night. The
of Los Angeles and Miss Muriel Board authorized the president. Cliff cording to George J. Mitchell, gen­ selected by the Malheur County
O. F. TO LIST,
The company purchased the Ml- hee River, will meet at the Sunset I.
Mills of San Francisco the first of Main to buy a net and the necessary eral chairman of the Nyssa com­ Fair Board as a princess to the chelea- Leonard Seed Co. warehouse Valley community hall on Monday. HONOR PIONEERS
mittee
to
raise
funds
for
the
United
materials
for
a
backstop
and
to
em­
July
14
at
8:30
p.
m.
for
the
pur­
’
court
of
Eris
Jamison,
Fair
Queen,
the week. Pete who has been sta­
In Ontario where their present
pose of electing a district director
tioned with the U. S. Army Air corp ploy the labor necessary to erect Service Organizations. The quc|a according to an announcement made county office does business.
Gate City Lodge, 214, Independent
set
for
Nyssa
is
$225
Frank
T.
Mor­
them.
Mayor
Olsen
has
agreed
to
this week by the board.
a t Los Angeles has been transfered
Prom all indications the Blue to the Malheur County Purchasing Order of Odd Fellows, will sponsor
gan,
assistant
chairman
said,
and
make the center posts for the net.
Her appointment will fill the va­ Mountain Seed Co. Is a fast growing Co-operative.
to Lowry Field. Denver.
the registration and honoring of the
It is expected that It will take a with the help of the Civic Club, cancy left on the resignation of two concern and Is well on Its way to
The purchasing co-operative la at communities' oldest citizens in the
From New York—
whose members will contact the res­ former princess'. The appointment
week
or
ten
days
before
the
Job
can
present
being
supervised
by
the
F.
Mrs. Clyde Shute and daughter
idential part of the city and the of a second princess is yet to be putting Oregon seed to the front S. A. until a full board of director! Pioneer Day celebration parade to
where it rightfully belongs, for with
Sharon Kay arrived Tuesday from be completed.
be held In Nyssa on Thursday, July
Chamber of Commerce and Lions made
the climate and water available In are elected when It will be turned 24.
Hunt, New York to visit her par­
club who will take care of collecting
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this state it only needs proper over to the farmers. For this reason
ents, Mr. and Mrs Claude Smith of F. H. A. IMPROVEMENT LOAN
D ie committee In charge is com­
from the business district, there NYSSA HOSPITAL
management to Improve the many only those fanners who have F. S. posed of R E Moss, chairman, Lee
Newell Heights. Mr Shute will join ACT IS EXTENDED
shculd be little difficulty in raising
A.
loans
are
eligible
to
vote
at
the
Making
up
for
lost
time
the
different
seeds
grown
here.
her later.
Miller and Herschel Diompson.
this amount before Wednesday, July stork lit fonr times In one twenty-
election.
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On Vacation—
Loans for the improvement, alter­ 16. when the Oregon campaign will
The co-operative Is one In which Those wishing to register for the
four hour period a t the hospital the
Mr. and Mrs. Glea Billings and ation or repairs of existing structur­ be brought to a close.
past week. He was assisted by Dr. KEITH MOSS TO MANAGE
a group of farmers, not able to buy parade and to participate in the
Oeorge are enjoying a vacation with es under the Federal Housing Act
W. W. Dillon, campaign director L. A. Mauldlng. Dr. K. E. Kerby and NEW GARAGE DEPARTMENT
implements of brood sires Individu­ ceremonies are asked to contact any
has been extended according to for Idaho and eastern Oregon said Dr. J. J. Sarazin.
of the members of the above com­
relatives and friends in Colorado.
Keith Moss, well known auto me­ ally may band together and make mittee.
John Ostrom, of the Nyssa Lumber that the civilian population in Mal­
In Spokane—
To Mr and Mrs. Alvin Payne, a chanic In and around Nyssa, and the purchase.
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Romph and company.
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heur county should make every et- daughter was bom on July 7, 1941
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formerly an operator of a garage In
Under the extension of Improve­ fort to see that the U. S. O. Is given
children of Nampa, accompanied by
To Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Collins, a Ontario has been named as shop
MRS.
CHARLES
BRADLEY
Mrs. Hazel D. Oildea and son, Ther- ment loans under the A. B. C. (Al­ the money asked from each com­ son was bom on July 8, 1941.
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
foreman at the Malheur Motor Com­
INJURED
on, drove to Spokane on Tuesday. lied Building Credits) which oper­ munity as the funds will go toward
ON
PROPERTY
DAMAGE
To Mr and Mrs. Tracy Mefford
The Romphs went on to Sandpoint. ates under' the F. H. A. insurance the maintenance of the cantonments a daughter waa bom on JulyS. 1941 pany. according to Shlrely Manser.
Another appointment to the force
Idaho, and Mrs. Oildea and son will plan, there is no charge for loans to be built by the government in
Don Graham. Nyssa. Is free on I On Monday Mrs. Charles Bradley
To Mr and Mra. Frank Bridges
up to $2500 There is however, a new which will be afforded entertain­ a daughter waa bom, July 8. 1941 of the new Nyssa Ford agency is $250 bond, following a preliminary of Kingman was severely Injured
remain in Spokane.
that of Jlir. Correll, former owner of
From Colorado—
feature, according to Ostrom. which ment and social advice to the young
hearing In Justice of the Peace when she slipped from a stool while
To Mr and Mrs Harold Perkins,
Mr and Mrs. B F. Zimmerman of covers loans up to $5.000 and exceed­ men of the nation who are In the Vale, a daughter was bom. July 9. the Texaco station here, as parts Thomas Brown’s court In Ontario working In her kitchen and sustained
Vroman, Colorado, visited at the ing $2500. This type of loan will be armed services. “It's up to every 1941 The young lady has been and office man In the service sta­ Tuesday on a charge filed by Ser­ a badley wrenched back from the
faU.
tion is Gordon Correll and Jim
Martin V. Osborn home on Sunday. made for conversion of single family citizen to see that our boys in the named Deanna Lee.
Sharp, while the sales force is com­ geant Ted Chambers of the State
When found by a friend assist­
dwellings to multipule type, or cov­ service are given good clean enter­
Sister Visit*—
Police. The charge accuses O rah am
Fred Wilcox and Mrs. Mary Marez
When Dr and Mrs F D. Ncrcott ers repairs, alterations or improve­ tainment and a social enviroment were admitted to the hospital this posed of Fred Sims and Kenneth of damaging private property not ing her, Mrs. Bradley was uncon-
clous and the extent of her Injuries
returned from their vacation. Mrs. ments of existing multipule dwell­ that is properly supervised," Dillon week for medical care and Mrs. Will­ Olles.
his own. growing out of shooting at
could not be determined. An ambu­
G. H Kennlston accompanied them. ings. Five years is the limit of time said. The U. S. O. is composed of iam Schwelzer. of Owyhee waa taken
the
new
residence
of
A.
C.
Sallee
lance from the Nyssa Funeral Home
Dr. and Mrs. Kennlston had motor­ extended under this type of loan. the Y M C. A., Y. W C. A.. Nat­ to the hospital on July 4, suffering At Boeing—
on North Fourth street.
was called which took the patient
Arthur Vernon Cook, son of Mr.
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ed to Bums from San Mateo. Calif.,
Orahair. will face the county to Holy Rosary Hospital at Ontario.
ional Catholic Community Service. from a broken leg.
and Mrs. A. V. Cook who left on
where they were Joined by Dr. and Old Frirnda Expected—
Salvation Army. Jewish Welfare
H E Beiders also received medical Saturday for the Boeing airplane grand Jury in Auguat. as the charge X ray pictures taken showed no
Mrs. Norcott and all enjoyed a fish­
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hunt are look- ’ Board and the National Travelers care at the hospital on Monday and
misdemeanor.
sign of broken bones and Mrs Brad­
factory has written that he success­ is an indictable
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ing trip together.
ing forward to a visit from Major Aid Association.
Tuesday.
ley is reported to be Improving. Her
fully
passed
his
examinations
and
In Twin Falls—
Home From Portland—
and Mrs. Walter Strange and Mrs
Morgan and Mitchell pointed out
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daughter, Mrs. William Gordon, of
was to report for work today
Mr and Mrs. Orant Lewis visited 8trange’s aunt, Mrs. Gertrude C ar- | that two things of many, tend to Parents Visit—
Bud O rinm returned home on Vale came to be with her father as
Visit From Twin Pall»—
in Twin Falls over the week end.
non the end of the week. The visit­ lower the morale (spirit) of the
Sunday
from
Portland
where
he
had
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lawerence
Mr. and Mrs. R. P Roberts, their visited at the Emmanuel hospital soon as she was notified of the ac­
In Boise—
ors are old time residents of Nyssa youth of our country in the services. Caldwell were week end visitors of
cident.
Mr and Mrs. William E Schire- and many friends are looking for­ The boys in uniform stand on street their son-in-law and daughter. Mr son and grandson visited with the with his brother. Marlon, who has
James
and
Felton
Duncan
families
man with Dickie and Glen spent the ward to their visit. Major Strange comers wondering what to do no and Mrs. Carlos Buchner.
been a patient there for several
over the holidays. The visitors were months Bud reports that next week TO ATTEND INSTITUTE
Fourth in Boise.
is being transfered from the Pres­ place to go. no good friend to whom
On Wednesday next. Rev Milton
from
Twin
Fails
and
Mrs.
Roberts
Is
Phyllis accompanied Mr and Mrs idio at San Francisco to Philadel­ they may turn when lonely or In
Marlon will be able to return R. Oreenlee and Mrs Oreenlee with
a sister of the Duncan brothers.
McCollough and their family to Vale phia.
home for a stay of perhaps fifteen members of the Nyssa Ep-
need of advice The second Is that
In Mountains—
At Payette Lakes—
In Baker—
the homesick boy is often an easy
two months He will then have to worth League will leave for Coro
Mr and Mrs Louis P. Thomas
Miss Francis McKenna of Ogden return to the hospital for further for a weeks stay at Institute being
Mr and Mrs R. A. Thompson with prey for the vicious elements which . . nice to see Jesse Thompson perk­
spent the holiday in the mountains Mr and Mrs. Ralph Beutler and promote questionable recreation and ing about again . that good look­ was a guest of Mr and Mrs Clar­ treatment.
held there Both Rev Oreenlee and
above Baker
sharon. Ronnie Thompson, and Mr even vice. It is to combat these two ing bronc from Minnesota on parade ence Brewster over the Rnirth and A Son Barn—
Mrs Oreenlee will have places on
Sunday
.
.
brush
fires
glowing
along
Brother Visit»—
went with them and Irv Hodges to
and Mrs Chas Yergen motored to problems as well as m«ny more that
Mr and Mrs. T. T. Elliott re­ the faculty there. The Nyroa group
O. P Fauchier of Indianapolis was Baker and took in the Rodeo there a drive is being made to raise funds the rim at dusk . . . Brownie looking Payette Lakes
ceived word recently of the arrival will be Joined at Ontario by another
a holiday visitor of his slater. Mrs. | the Fourth
for the U. 8 O. Those wishing to for any gal that is a cook and we're At Anthony Lake—
of a new grandson William Lawr­ group of about twelve from that city
C A. Abbot and Dr Abbott and his
Mr and Mrs. Yergen who had contribute may contact either looking for the guy who threw the
Mr and Mrs A. V. Cook with ence Patterson, born to their son- and all will proceed together
mother. Mrs. Arrllla Fauchier over ! visited at the Beutler home over Mitchell or Morgan or call the lighted match In the paper filled Jimmy Joined the W K. Davis fair - in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs
W. W Foster also hopes to
the Fourth He left to visit another the week end returned to their Journal office and a solicitor will stove this July press day .
lly of Baker an the Fourth and all W L Patterson new living in Wash­ accompany the Nyssa class of young
slater at Missoula. Montana
i home in Salem on Sunday.
call to accept the donation.
enjoyed a ptcnle at Anthony Lake
ington.
people.
Lions Install
New Officers
Jersey Sire Is
4H Fair Award
Council Employs
Project Engineer
Drive For Soldier
Funds Under Way
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