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GERMANY HOLDS
Local Board O f
i LIEUTENANT KECK
OPA Panelized
Second Lieutenant Delmer C.
To Divide Work Keck of Nyssa is a prisoner of war
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MALHEUR COUNTY
MEN EXAMINED
Clayton Morgan Youth Center At
Takes Malheur Adrian Proposed
Writing Contest At a special P. T. A. meeting
$2.00 PER YEAR
PULLENS RECEIVE
AWARD FOR SON
Red Cross Fund
Quota Reached
In Nyssa, Adrian
The following men were sent to
Mr and Mrs D. P. Pullen have
the Portland induction station on
received a posthumous award of the
March 22nd by the Malheur County
of the German government.
held Tuesday night at the Adrian purple heart for their son, Samuel
Gasoline And Tires Pan­ Lieutenant Keck’s wife, Mildred local board for their pre-induction Students Write On Sub­ high school four Adrian seniors F. Pullen.
$2100 Raised For War
H. Keck of Nyssa, fecelved word physical examination:
Samuel Pullen, former Nyssa res­
el Divided And Two
presented for the consideration of
ject “ Why I Want
about him from the American Red
Samuel A. Maupln, Mike L. Lan­
Fund In Nyssa, $400
Cross.
ds, Edward Corta. Joe H. Recla.
the group, plans for a recreation ident, was killed in action Novem­
More Added
To Fly”
In Adrian
Robert R. Dewey, Lynn T Farmer,
center for Adrian and commun­ ber 30, 1942. His parents, who for-
PanellZatlon of the local OPA
Russell I. McKague, Clyde R. Wil­ Clayton Morgan of Nyssa won a ity. Dorothy Toombs spoke first merly lived here, now reside at Na­
The Nyssa-Adrian area reached
liams. Melvin McNeill, Edgar L. letter writing contest sponsored
has resulted In the addition of sev- j
on the need of a local youth cen­ mpa“ " -
Its quota of »2500 in the Red Cross
Palmer,
Rex
Walters.
Mllburn
M
eral members to the board
by the iqpai CAP and the Mal­ ter, stressing the need of youth
war fund drive this week, but Red
Hanna. Hugh J. Rash. Sidney E.
heur county defense council on the today to have a place for clean,
The local board has been panel-
Brashears. Ace Leavitt, Carols W.
Cross workers hope to exceed the
proposition of "Why I Want to
lzed in compliance with a district
Buchner, leader; Carrol F. Baker,
wholesome recreation. She brought
quota by tomorrow night.
Mrs. Mary Jane Morris, pioneer James V. Tiffany, George C. Hen- Fly", and was awarded a »25 war
No. 7 program for the purpose of
out the fact that young people from
bond.
Mrs George Mitchell, treasurer,
resident
of
the
Snake
river
valley,
more evenly dividing the work. The
neman. Vern Atkins, James D. Oo
Second place went to Gerald tha vicinity need a place closer
and Mrs Dick Tensen, chairman,
board, consisting of the four pan- died at the home of her daughter, nnor, Byron M. Norell, Gerald H.
els, will meet every Thursday night I *^rs. Herman Towne, in Nyssa Sat- Shane, assistant leader; Lester L. Johnson of Vale, along with »10 home for their good times.
Tommy Morris of Nyssa, who was said several buslnes firms and ma­
Other winners
at 8 o ’clock. Mrs R. G. Larson re­ urday momirjg at 1:30.
Robert Jackson gave reports on
Oden, James McDonald. John I in war stamps.
reported
killed In action in the Pa­ ny Individuals in Nyssa have not
Funeral services were held at Stinnett, Robert S. Chapel, Donald were Gordon Chytraus, who won
mains as chairman of the board.
various successful plans for youth
cific area some time ago, has ar­ contributed. They ask that any re­
Prior to the panelization, the bo­ 9:30 Wednesday morning in the Gardner, Thad P. Beatty. Mervin first place for Ontario, and Dor­
centers that are springing up over
rived in Nyssa to attend the fun­ maining contributions be sent in
ard consisted of only one panel, Catholic church Jn Weiser. Burial J. Derrick. Donald A. Hale, Will­ othy Knott, who took honors for
gasoline and tires, which had a was in the Weiser cemetery. The iam E. Brown. Harold C. Greig, Harper, each of whom will receive the country.
eral of his mother, Mrs Mary Jane by tomorrow, the end of the drive.
membership of five, in addition to body was taken to the Northam Dennis W. Patch, assistant leader, »5 worth of war stamps. Willis E.
The Nyssa committee raised *21-
Lily Steiner gave some ideas on Morris.
He will visit relatives
Mrs J. L. Church, who was comm­ funeral chapel in Weiser Tuesday Jay D. Coble, Richard A. Holf, El­ Fry, D. Hlbbert and Noriko Kldo of how such a youth center should here for about 10 days.
00 through the use of letters sent to
Nyssa
received
honorable
men­
by Bert Lienkaemper o f the Nys­ don B. James, Orville M. Maze,
unity service chairman.
Morris, serving with the marines prospective contributors. The Adr­
be managed, suggesting that one in
The new panel members are as sa funeral home. Rosary was read Ivan O. Carpenter, Kenneth W. tion.
All of the contestants will be the Adrian community be under a as pharmacist mate. 2nd class, was ian committee raised a total of
Monday night in the Nyssa Funer­ Dahl, assistant leader. Clare L.
follows:
entitled to a plane ride over On­ joint youth-adult board represent­ injured in a troop landing at »418.73, according to Rev. J. C. Nev-
Gasoline—A1 Kuehn, chairman; al home.
Dickens, Frank A. Serean, Claude
Guadalcanal.
The destroyer on in, Adrian chairman, by personal
with either
Mrs.
Morris
was
born
in
Dubu­
Harry Miner, Bernard Frost, Will­
E. Franklin, David W. Thomas, tario and vicinity
ing the five districts of the Adrian which he was stationed was sunk by solicitation.
Lieutenant
Case
or
Lieutenant
que,
Iowa,
80
years
ago.
She
iam DeGrofft, C. Sebum and Frank
James M. Bragg, Russell S. Hum­
high school.
the Japs and he was Injured when
The Adrian solicitors and their
moved to Butte, Montana, where phreys, Quade E. Bowman. Stanley Baker of th«^civil air patrol unit.
Morgan.
Dudley Kurtz presented some depth bombs exploded. He was in totals were as follows: Adrian. Mrs
Morgan's whining letter reads
Tires—Joe Sutherland; chairman; she was married to Thomas Joseph Lucero Victor B Whaley, William
practical suggestions on how such the water three hours before he K. I. Peterson and Mrs Garret Mu-
Ed Frost, Herbert Fisher and Emil Morris, who died in Weiser in E. Swygart, Walter E. Anderson as follows:
a recreation center might be finan­ was rescued and taken aboard an­ ntjewerff, *198.02; Wade district,
Nyssa, Oregon,
1929. Mrs. Morris had lived ln T Adam E. Fochet, Charles W. Stein-
Stuns.
other destroyer.
Mrs J. W. Gibson and Mrs Frank
Feb. 29, 1944. ced.
| er
Fuel oil and miscellaneous--Frank Weiser for 45 years.
The discussion was then turned | Morris, a 1939 graduate of the Miller, *140.50, and Lower Bend,
Contest
Editor
Survivors
are
four
daughter,
Mrs.
I
Hall, chairman, and Mrs J. L. Ch­
Aviation Cadet’ Examination Board, ! over w th* audience for further Nyssa high school, has been in Mrs Myrtle Herrington and Mrs
Towne, Mrs. Theo Moore of O n -!
urch.
discussion and comments.
The the service two years. He has two Effie Nielsen, *80.21
NYSSA
TO
MEET
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Main Post Office Building,
Food—Ward Wleneke, chairman, l tario> Mrs- Edward R. Kolbe of-
_ _ T .
o r t t /~ i /~ in r»n
group
expressed
its
willingness
to major battle awards and a presi­
Portland
Oregon.
Los Angeles and Mrs. Eddie Pow- j ADRIAN SLUGGERS
and Miss Virginia VanSlyke.
cooperate in aiding such a project. dential citation.
Dear Sir:
ell of
Nyssa; two sons, Leo F. i
_____
SUNRISE SERVICE
Relatives in Nyssa, including
“ Why do I want to fly? I know A committee, consisting of Mrs.
Morris of Seattle and Thomas J. I The Nyssa high school baseball
TO BE CONDUCTED
Mrs.
Herman
Towne
and
Mrs.
Ed­
COURSE PLANNED
Kurtz,
Mr.
Kreager
and
Mrs.
de
Mortis, pharmacist's mate, 2nd team will open the season here that I want to fly but I can’t ex­
IN HOME NURSING
class, U. S. navy, Vosemite, Calif- Friday in a game against Adrian, actly put it in words. Maybe it’s Haven were appointed to meet with die Powell, believed Pharmacist
Plans for the sunrise service to
the same feeling that made the representatives from the Adrian Mate Morris to be dead until he be held on the hill east of Snake
ornia; a sister, Mrs. V. S. Royar,1 The game will be called at 2:30.
Miss Mary Oray, Rred Cross nur­ of Los Angeles, and 11 grandchil-1 Nyssa was to have played Fruit- Wright Bros, risk their lives to high school student council and telephoned a few weeks ago short­
river by Nyssa churches Easter
sing consultant for Oregon with dren.
I land tomorrow, . but the _ game was prove it could be done. It is hard key organizations from Wade. Low- ly after his arrival in San Fran­ morning, April 9. were arranged at
headquarters in San Francisco, will
cancelled at the request of Fruit-1 to put into jwmtng but here are er Bend' South Owyhee and Owy- cisco. He has recently been sta­
lan<l
I my reasons.
| hee districts to further discuss and tioned In a rest hospital In Yose- a meeting of the program comm­
hold a home nursing institute April Opening Shoe Shop—
ittee in the Methodist church Tue­
4 and 5 in the Holy Rosary hospital
Coach John Young said two g a - ! "First, I want to fly because it * orlt out plans for a youth recre­ mite National park, California.
Mr and Mrs Ronald A. Batt of
sday night.
from 10 a.m. to 12 and from 2 pan. Hoi Springs, South Dakota are op­ mes may be played tomorrow in is romantic and adventurous. Fly- *ti°n center,
Dick Waddell was selected as ch­
to 4 p.m. for Malheur, Baker and ening a shoe repair shop in the order to give all of the candidates ing has always appealed to me as
ANNIVERSARY OF
airman of the committee, which In­
Harney counties. She will arrive in building formerly occupied by Dr. a chance to try out.
something dashing and daring. THROUGH STAGE
LEGION OBSERVED
vites all local residents to attend
Ontario April to make arrange­ C. A. Abbott on Main street. They
The second practice game of the Perhaps this is not my main rea-
the service, sponsored by the young
GIVEN SUPPORT
ments for the clinic.
expect to open the shop Saturday. season will be played here Tuesday son but it has itept me reading
The American Legion and aux­ people of the Nyssa churches.
Mrs Mary Gustavson of Nyssa Mr. Batt, who is installing standard against New Plymouth.
and studying anything about avia­
The Nyssa chamber of commerce iliary sponsored a potluck dinner From Parma—
has completed instruction of a cl- shoe shop equipment, has engaged
tion that I could lay my hand on. passed a resolution at its weekly fn their hall last Thursday eve­
Mrs Anna Jemmett and Mrs Jos­
ass of seven in home nursing. Mrs in shoe repairing for 10 years. Mr CHESNUT SELLS
“Second, I went to fly to be able luncheon Wednesday noon favoring ning in celebration of the 25th
ephine Russell of Parma were Tue­
to serve my country. Flyers are operation of a through stage by anniversary of the Legion.
Joyce Dalton is conducting a class and Mrs Batt and three children
sday visitors at the home of Mr
attended by 25 persons from th« have moved to a residence at Third OIL INTERESTS
badly needed by our nation. War Pacific Trailways from Portland to
The losing team of the Legion in and Mrs D. O. Bybee.
rural area around Nyssa.
in the air is clean, swift, decisive; Salt Lake City. The Pacific Trail- the fourth war loan drive served
and Locust streets.
Wayne Chesnut is selling his in­ no slogging about in the mud of
terest this week in the Inland Oil the trenches and lying in rain ways already operate basses in this Ice cream. A three-tier angel food Small Fire Occurs—
Buy Residence—
Attend Rally—
cake, decorated with red, white and
area.
A small fire was reported in the
Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards have
that I wouldn't
Several Nyssa residents attended company to the Inland Empire Re­ and snow. Not
The company is asking the inter­ blue candles, was given by the Owyhee district when a partially
finers.
purchased the A. V. Cook duplex on a zone rally of the Nazarene ch­
endure these hardships for my
used haystack owned by the Bybee
Mr and Mrs Chesnut will leave country but flyers aren't often call­ state commerce commission for per­ auxiliary.
First street. Mr. Edwards is emp­ urch at Vale last Friday.
Mr. Fisk of Vale, district com­ brothers burned. Origin of the fire
mission to operate the through bus.
in
April
for
California
on
a
visit.
loyed by the bureau of reclamation.
ed upon to do these things.
Frank Morgan and Robert Thom­ mander of the Legion, and Mrs. is unknown
After his return from California,
Returns To Portland—
“Next, flying has a wonderful pson were appointed by George Mi­ Lang of Vale, district president,
Called To Kansas—
future. There will always be a tchell, president of the chamber, to gave talks. The girls glee club of Receives Treatment—
Mrs A. V. Cook left Monday for Mr. Chesnut will enter the army.
Eldon Bibbey of Nyssa will man­ demand for good pilots In the
Mr and Mrs Dan Corbett of Al­ Portland after a visit with her mo­
Earl Anderson of Nyssa is re­
age the Inland OH company service great new airways planned by our attend a hearing to be held in Boise the high school and Miss Darlene
berta avenue have been called to ther, Mrs Mary Lyells.
Dorman sang special numbers, ceiving treatment for lagrippe in
on the Trailways petition.
station
at
Sixth
and
Main
streets.
Kansas because of the death of
airline engineers. There will be
accompanied by Mrs. John Young. the veterans hospital in Portland.
Mr Chesnut has been operating the openings for navigators, radiomen
Mrs Corbett’s aunt.
Visit in Baker—
Eunice Ann Brady and Robert Mc­ He has been in Portland on busi­
Return From Calif.—
station
for
the
last
five
years.
Mr and Mrs. Dale Garrison and
jnd engineers in the high alti­
After a visit of two weeks, Mr Donald played two duet numbers. ness for a month.
From Boise—
tude and over water flights by and Mrs Joe Codr have returned
family spent Supday in Baker.
Returns
from
Trip—
Miss Norma Jensen of Boise spent While there they visited Mr. and
the giant new commercial planes home from Los Angeles, where they
Mrs Raymond Holton, former Ki­ that are already being produced.
the week-end with her parents, Mrs. Andrew Boorsma.
ngman Kolony resident who is now Mechanics, repair and mainten­ were called because of the serious
Mr and Mrs Melvin Jensen. Miss
living in the Ten Davis commun­ ance men will be needed by the illnes of their son, Tommy Codr,
Jensen is a member of a group who Takes Position—
who is employed in the Douglas air­
regularly attend the US.O. dances
Miss Dorothy Farr has taken ity near Parma, has returned from thousands So, In flying more than craft factory. En-route home they
to help entertain the boys in the a position in the First National a trip to the south, where she vis­ In any other occupation, there will
Lois Anderson as Cinderella and Toombs, Tony Van Twisk, Glenn
ited relatives and friends. She went always be positions for men who stopped for a few hours with their
service, at Boise.
bank of Portland, Nyssa branch.
son, Albert E. Codr, F 2-c ol Shoe­ Harold Wilson as prince charming
to Salt Lake City, Phoenix and Tu­ will work to get ahead.
Schireman. Don Nishl, Bobby Kfdo
maker, California, who was in the reigned over the Girls’ League sev­
Word has been received from cson. From Tucson she and her da­
and Bobby Williamson.
“This sums up my reasons for U. S. naval hospital for 30 days.
enth
annual
Cinderella
Ball
last
Sgt. Verdo Harris that he has ar­ ughter, Gladys, went to Nogales in wanting to fly—I really do want to
Eight pretty girls--Doris Beers,
They
spent
one
Saturday
with
their
Friday, March 24, in the school gy­
rived safely in England. He and | old Mexico. Mrs Holton returned fly.”
son. Joe Codr, Jr., and family in mnasium. The largest crowd in Lorraine Farr, Virginia Troutner,
few other soldiers flew over in j home via California making visits at
Portland. Joe Codr and Mrs Codr seven years turned out to spend an Marie Sebum, Denzil Lee Howell,
an unpainted bomber.
j Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oak-
are welders in the Kaiser shipyards evening in colorful Storybook Land.
¡ land, Berkeley and Sacramento, ADRIAN TO HAVE
Belvadene Reece, Dorothy Coffman
in Portland.
Rainbow colored streamers, so
Franklyn Calvert is home visit­ and Klamath Falls and Bend.
TRIANGULAR MEET
and Angela Herrman--carrylng bo­
numeroas
they
concealed
the
ceil­
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs Ben
ing, canopied the way to a castle uquets of pink carnations modeled
Calvert.
Calvert, a pharmacists Visits Here—
The second
annual
Malheur Nursing Home Notes—
Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith of the in the clouds on the stage. Various while the High School Glee Club
Mrs Joseph H. Moore oi Enter­ county triangular track meet will
mate in the navy, is on his first
prise arrived here Tuesday evening be held April 5 at 1:45 p. m. In Owyyhee district are parents of a Mother Goose characters were po­ sang, "A pretty Girl Is Like A Mel­
leave in three years.
son born March 25. The boy wei­ sted about the hall.
ody.”
to visit at the home of her brother Adrian.
Old King Cole, the merry old
Mother Goose Varieties was pre­
Jack Wray, who is stationed on Grant Rinehart.
A close decision was reached in ghed 7 pounds. 14 ounces.
A girl weighing 7 pounds. 10 ou­ soul (Billy Fry) and his fiddlers th­ sented by the High School. Special
the same ship as Franklyn Calvert,
last year's meet and another good
has returned to his duties after Takes Position—
meet is expected this year. Ad­ nces was born March 23 to Mr and ree opened the first page In the numbers on the program were ren­
Mrs Vernon Britton.
Storybook.
dered by Twyla Crawford, violinist
Elva Hearing of Oroflno. Idaho, mission will be free.
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Graton Eason of
The three fiddlers were Dickie and Dar The! Bybee. soloist.
brother of A. R. Hearing of Nyssa.
Lucien Wray.
A good race is expected between
Finale of the program was a co­
has accepted a position with the Tom Church of Nyssa, champion Wilder are parents of an eight-po­ Schlreman. Twyla Crawford and
Vivian Fife
mbined bands, glee clubs and maj­
Reed Cottle of Nyssa is now sta­ O. K. Rubber Welders. He will move half-miler last year In the Snake und girl born March 25.
Many of Bend families have re­
Mrs Grant Rinehart and Infant
Carllee Kessler and her prince orettes number entitled. "Something
River league, and Donnie Brewer,
presentatives in service but the St­ tioned in New Guinea with the his family to Nyssa soon.
daughter were dismissed from the Stan Thompson lead the Junior About a Soldier."
top half-mller of Adrian.
einer family now have three. Mast­ navy, according to information re­
nursing home Wednesday.
processional. Their court consisted
Others participating were Thelma
er Sgt Harold A. Steiner has been ceived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. To Rent Farm—
of Charlotte Davis, Ronnie Buck­ Plorea. Keith Bybee. Lois Mitchell,
Mr and Mrs Nephi Larkin and Revival Conducted—
In service about four years, enlist­ Kenneth Cottle. He left the states
ner. Sharon Brumfield, Ronnie Co­ June Savage and Oeorge Billings.
Revival services are in progress Moving To Vale—
ing in the spring of 1940. He is six weeks ago. Cottle, a Store- two children of Snowvllle, Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Blake are oper, Phyllis Ann Cheldelln. Kenn­
Other numbers on the program
In the Signal corps of army alr.keepr seaman 1st class, said he Is were here Monday. They will rent in the local church of the Nazarene.
corps and is now located at K in g -1 stationed where the cocoanuta are a farm formerly occupied by Wayne Fifth and Good avenue. The ser­ moving to Little Meadows, near eth Snodgrass, Lois Wilson, Rollo were Ayo March, Junior high school
vices. opening esch evening s*. S Vale, where they will engage in Tanner, Sherrll Chadd, Garry We­ band directed by Irshal Davis;
man. Arizona
i P it if u l . He sees very few peo- Rath bun
bster, Barbara Duncan, and Danny Washington Post and Indian Boy,
.
.
: pie, other than native women.
o’clock, are under the direction of farming.
Pfc. Wallace F. Steiner has been
Masterson.
senior band, directed by Mr. Davis;
Return From California—
Evangelist T. H. Stanley of Mans-
in the army ordnance division since
Senior processional was lead by Toyland and Russian Lullaby, girls
Mr and Mrs Albert Pfeiler have field, Washington. The Rev. Mr. Assumes Church Work—
Mrs Lillian Newby has received a
Mrs. E. L. Jamison has taken Prince Harold Wilson and herald glee club, directed by Mrs Stella
April 14, 1942 and has been overseas cablegram from her son, George, returned to Nyssa from Oxnard, j Stanley has engaged In pastors!
I stating that he has arrived in the California, where they spent the and evangelistic work In many st- over the stuflent and camp work Tom Church. Cinderella's court fol­ Young and accompanied by Miss
in England since July 10, 1942.
Charles W. Steiner, who took his | South Pacific He is a third class wtnter.
ates and also In Canada. Special of the Methodist church. Her dut­ lowed: La Rue Nye, Verla Jensen, Claudine Tomlinson: Sweet end
music will be featured each night ies are to keep in touch with mem­ Dona Dimmlck, Margaret Sarazln. Low and Stars of a Summer N i(bt„
physical examination at Portland a seasman in the navy
Recovering From Operation—
during the servloes. Prom Monday bers of the Nyssa Methodist church Beverly Ure. Merry Noroott, Harry Junior high girls glee club, directed
few weeks ago. will be in the army
Counsil. Tom Moore. Don Bishop. by Mr Davis; Something About a
Mrs. Tom Johnson Is recovering through Friday ipeclal services will in the service.
Corporal Howard Boor and Corp­
engineer corps.
Clay Morgan. Dennis Fife and Jay Soldier, band, glee club and maj­
oral Orville McEwen of Nyssa. who from a major operation perform­ be conducted for boys and girls
Potluck Dinner Served—
Bybee. Cinderella. Lola Anderson orettes under the direction of Eun­
Word has been received from Pvt are stationed in Italy, have written ed in the Holy Rosary hospital In after school from 4 to 5 o'clock.
A potluck dinner was served In was last In the procession.
ice Ann Brady and Mr. Davis;
Alvin E. Nye. AS.N that he gets to the Oate City Journal telling Ontario.
the basement of the Methodist
Mayor Hersrhel Thompson con­ rhythm band number by the grade
New C'hmrrh Meeting—
plenty of bananas, cocoanuts and something of the country in which
Those present ducted the coronations Pages were school; clarinet solo. Glenn Ray,
Reterns From Fayette—
A Missionary Baptist church Is church Sunday.
pineapples to eat. Writing by can­ they are fighting.
Mrs
Charles Short
returned conducting sendees in the American discussed equipment for children Marilyn Abersold and Dirk Rine­ and clarines quartet numbers. Na­
The letter, sent In three sections
dle light proves to be a little diff­
home Sunday from Payette, where Legion hall every Sunday at 2:30 and proper arrangement of space hart. Sweetpeaa decorated Cindere­ dine Fisher. Arnold Kllnkenhreg.
icult. He is in the best of health by V-mail, read^ tn park:
Ellen McOee and Doana Clair Tra-
lla's golden crown.
“ At last I am permitted to tell she visited her father. W. W. Ala- p m. Preaching service snd Sunday for classrooms.
and although he cannot tell where
I
Snow White iMardl Salle) and bert.
he la he says, "A native must have you that I’m sitting on the Ansio pa ugh. who has been seriously ill school are held. E. T. Larson Is
the 8even Dwarfs, the Orade Sch­
Mrs Cora Tomlinson won a large
pastor snd Joe H. Woodrad is Sun­ Memorial Planting Planned—
a child 8 month eld before he can beachhead. I guess the censors de­ for the last two months.
A memorial planting of shrubs ool skit was presented under the mirror and Martha Browne won
day school superintendent
marry” For his friends who would cided that since the Jerries know
will be held on the Methodist direction of Mrs Charles Srhrelser *7 50 In war stamps, prizes given by
like to write, his address is Pvt we’re here you might as well share
church grounds Memorial Sunday. and Miss Ida Mary Prouty. accom­ the Oiris league.
Mrs. R. 8 Cooper returned Sun­ Visiting In Wilder—
Alvin E. Nye A S N. 1 39465603 1 the secret, too. Of course nothing
Cinderella and her prince lead a
Mrs J. 8 Blaine of Nyssa is vUlt- Persons having plants to donate panied by the Junior high Girls'
A-P.o. 703, 275th Repl. Oo 4th Repl can be said obout the fighting, but day from Boise after a tn
brief grand march that started the
Dept. % Postmaster Sen Francisco. I can say that the fellows all have visit wM) her aunt. Mrs O D I ing at the Oratosi Basasi home in are asked to call Mrs M H. Olee Club
Oreenlee.
The dwarfs were Reed Ray. Leo| dancing of the evening.
Wilder
Moore.
(Continued on page two)
California.
Mary J. Morris
O f Nyssa Dies
Injured Youth
Visiting Here
Lois Anderson, Harold Wilson Reign
Over Seventh Annual Cinderella Ball
Our Boys In
The Service