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Paul E. Gilbert
City Nominating ¡Annual Rebekah
Killed In W a r Caucus W ill Be
Meeting Is Held
Pfc. Paul E. Gilbert of Nyssa, who
Held October 4 The 32nd annual convention of
A D R IA N C L U B H A S
“ L A D IE S ’ N I G H T ”
Malheur County
A fter Hospital
For Servicemen
The Chalk Butte Orange, at its
The Adrian Commercial club had
last regular meeting, passed a re­
as its special guests the wives of
solution asking the farm labor oom- was serving In a tank battalion, was
the members at its regular bi-mon­
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district No. 25 of the Rebekah lodge
Bulldogs Lose Chance T o mlttee to demand that al> persons killed in action in Belgium Septem­ Public Invited To Make was held in the Nyssa hall last thly meeting. September 21. The Six
$10,000,000
Insti­
using transient labor In the beet ber 8, according to information re­
Nominations At Even- | Thursday with approximately 75 main feature of the program was the
At Least Tie On
tutions W ill Be Es­
ceived
by
friends.
fields conform strictly to the Am ­
| persons from the four lodges in the j picture
"Farmers at W at” and
Fluke
Mr. Gilbert was born in Comm­
ing Meeting
tablished
algamated Sugar company's labor
i district and visiting members in “Origin of Corn” shown by E. H.
erce, Oklahoma October 27, 1919.
Hauser.
With only three minutes to play, scale on a tonnage basis and riot He came here with the Cash Turner ! A city caucus will be held Wed- I attendance,
Possibility of the establishment of
Howard Hatch, who was chair­ an army hospital In Malheur county
the Nyssa Bulldogs tied the score in pay by the hour in topping and family seven years ago from B oise1 nesday, October 4 at 8 p.m. In the i An instructive and interesting pr-
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.. . „ , i ogram was presented by the chair- man of a committee to meet with
and engaged in farming with his council
their grid game with the Payette loading
was revealed here this week.
chamber of the city hall for [ man Mrs Merle Johnaon of Nyssa
the state highway comittee, report­
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were
Initiated
into
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high school aggregation on the N y­
Reports indicate that the govern­
the
purpose
of
nominating
candid-1
The
program
consisted
o
f
music,
ed
that
no
state
aid
for
the
Adrian
chell butte, tie enlisted in the army
ssa field Wednesday afternoon, but the Orange.
ates for city offices.
i plays, exemplification o f the work Homedale highway could be expected ment Is looking for six locations for
December 7, 1941.
lost the game on referee's decision.
The organization will hold a Boo- | Survivors are his father, W. T.
until the close of the war.
The public is invited to attend the | and instruction,
hospitals in the United States and
Ingersoll scored a touchdown for ster night program Friday night of Gilbert of Oswego, Kansas: his br­ caucus, called at the order of the j The address of welcome was glv-
It was also reported that bridge Oregon is said to have a good ch­
Payette after three minutes of the this week. Dudley Sltton, superin other, Wilfred, who is serving with city council. Anyone having su g g-! en by Mrs Betty Wheeler and the measurement has begun in the Big
fourth period had elapsed, but P ay­ tendent o f the Malheur experiment the medical corps In Italy; a sister. estiona or nominations for city off- | response by Sara McMurdo. Sara Bend district. The improvement of ance for one. The government wa­
ette failed to convert, making the station, will discuss various experi­ Mrs Leon Buffington of Sunset leers may make them from the floor Hull and Lucille Prahl of Ontario local roads has been a special pro­ nts from 1000 to 1200 acres of good
count 6 to 0. The Bulldogs scored ments undertaken at the station to valley, and his grandmother, Mrs at the meeting.
land suitable for production of cr­
! presented a play and Sara McMurdo ject of the commercial club.
their touchdown on a lateral pass. help Malheur county farmers.
Fifty-seven were present at the ops, because the service men will be
A t the general election November
Vale * ave an instrumental num-
Addle Burrows of Woodland, C alif­
Sakamoto went around end for 30
9 , a city recorder, mayor and four j ber. Irshal Davis presented two girls Thursday meeting. All men living given an opportunity to work out­
The meeting, starting at 8:30, will ornia.
years and as he was tackled he lat- be open to the public.
I louncllmen will be elected. The I £ron; the *lee club, Dorene Bear, In the Union high school district side.
eralled back to Moore, who went
I terms of all the officers will expire! w£lo sang "Time Waits for No one” , are invited to Join the commercial
4-H M E M B E R S G O
Each hospital, costing $10,000,000,
another 20 yards to hit pay dirt.
| this year.
and Claudine Tomlinson, who acc- club, which meets at the Legion
will be u -ge enough to accommo­
T O S T A T E F A IR
However, Referee Robinson called
hall the first and third Thursday
Reports Indicate that none of the empanied on the piano,
date 4000 patients. More than 500
the ball back to where the lateral!
present councilmei will seek re-
Vernena Beam of Nyssa won the of each month.
persons will be employed in each
Some features of the state fair election, leaving the city without contest given on the “ unwritten
was completed because he ruled
institution.
and the Pacific international for experienced leaders'.
that one of Sakomoto’s knees to­
work” o f the lodge in competition
The favorable weather conditions,
4-H club members will be combined
uched the ground before he passed
Included in the measure propos­ with three other members. For hei
the productive land and other ad­
to Moore.
The Malheur Experimental Stat- In Portland the week o f October ing a city manager form of govern­ nearly perfect work, Mrs Beam was
vantages of this area will be called
The teams played on even terms ion has carried on soybean trials on 9-13, through arrangements made ment in Nyssa is expected to be a given a lovely Rebekah pin.
to the attention of army officers
during the first three quarters. The a larger scale this season than In by the state club office, Meier and plan of rotating the terms of city
Reed Ray of Nyssa played twe
deciding the locations of the hos­
inexperienced Bulldogs, playing th- the past. The station is one o f five Frank’s store, and Pacific Internat­ councllmen so that the experienced accordian numbers, “Tango of Ros­
A special county council meeting pitals.
eir best game o f the season, at ti- in Oregon that is carrying on uni- ional Livestock exposition officials. men will not atl retire at the same es” and “ Yours” . Rowena Mansur
of the P T A was held at the Conk-
Starting October 9, the 4-H club
mes even pushed the visitors back form soybean nursery work in
time. The city manger plan will be gave a reading.
for losses.
cooperation with the USDA bureau force will take over the auditorium voted on at the general election.
The Vale lodge was selected as ling school In Ontario Wednesday S U G A R R A T IO N S
September 20 when special messages
of Meier and Frank’s store, where
A lot of passes were thrown dur- o f plant industry,
next year’s host.
C A N ’T BE U P P E D
ing the afternoon and the Bulldogs
Some 40 new varieties of soybeans the top three exhibits from all
The following officers were elect­ were given by Mrs Harry H. George,
tossed most of them, but the per- are being grown to determine some counties in gardening, homemaking, F O O D , N U T R IT IO N
ed and were installed by Louise state president of Oregon Congress
Except for persons who grow their
centage of completions was low.
| of the following: height of plant, forestry, and similar projects will P R O G R A M P L A N N E D
Smith of Baker, secretary of the o f Parents and Teachers: Mrs D. D. own fruit and can it, the sugar all­
be
shown
and
Judged
for
state
hon­
Miller,
state
membership
chairman;
Steinke and Moore o f Nyssa did lodging habits or strenghth of stem,
Rebekah assembly of Oregon: Ch­
owance for home canning use can­
Women, representing several com­ airman. Hazel Lewis; vice chairman, Mrs George Moorehead, state chair­ not be raised, Willard Case, district
a good Job of punting, the ball tr- maturity, yield, seed quality and ors. Winning county demonstration
teams
In
the
various
regional
and
man
of
social
hygiene
and
Dr.
A
d
­
munities in Malheur county, met Sara
aveling generally 40 to 50 yards. 1 size, disease and chemical analysis.
Hull;
secretary-treasurer,
CXPA food rationing representative,
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Coleman
outstanding
de-1
is hoped
and appears
likely
that national contests will also compete, with Mrs. Geraldine Hall, the n e w ......
Mabel
Largent:
marshal.
Sophia olph Welnzlrl, director of social explained today, because of the ti­
fense and Sakomoto on offense., out of these new varieties will be j Meal preparation, style reviews and emergency war food assistant, in 1 Root;; conductress, Madaline Loca; hygiene at the University o f Oregon ght sugar supply situation.
Gene Bellon played a nice game at I seme that are better adapted to selection of the most healthy bci the city hall in Ontario. September 1 r s . chairman, the president; L. 8. Medical school.
Case said many requests are be­
Mrs George summarized the ob­ ing received for extra sugar to sup­
end. Toombs, center, went out of Malheur county than any of the and 8*rl will be on the week’s pro- \ 19, to plan a food and nutrition chairman, Leora Davis; R.S.V. ch­
the game because of injuries in t h e 1 older varieties have been.
; gram to°- Prizes for this “state program for the next nine months, airman, Jessie Frazer; LJS.V. ch­ jectives of the Parent-Teacher org­ plement the 25 pounds already pro­
middle of the second quarter.
I The experiment station has had fair substitute" are provided by the
The fall program for October, airman, Ethel Parks; inside guard­ anization and stated the theme of vided.
Bloom did most of the line plun- I yields up to 30 bushels per acre., Pacific International.
November and December will be ian, Beulah Gann; outside guard- this year's national convention, "Ail
"Refiners are working 24 hours
ging and Farnham did the kicking They have successfully used soy-! Meanwhile, at the stockyards, demonstrations on “The Carried ' ian, Vernena Beam; chaplian. Pearl Children are Our Children.” as a day, turning out refined sugar to
carrying
out
the
objects
o
f
the
P
T
A
for the visitors. Payette captains I beans as a protein supplement in starting October 11 and continuing Lunch," "Oven Meals," and "Food Brittain;
past chairman. Merle
meet the heavy seasonal demand,"
were Koonze and Farnham.
j
the livestock feeding experiments. three days, will be the interstate For Health and Satisfaction” .
I Johnson, and musician, Sara Mc- organization. Mrs George emphasiz­ Case explained. “ Plagued by man­
ed the need of parents as well as power shortages, some refineries are
The starting Nyssa lineup was a s .
Dudley Sltton, superintendent of showing of 4-H fat stock under the | i n addition to the groups repres- : Murdo
follows: Ends, G. Bellon and Moore; I the station, stated that he was sure auspices of the PI. A summary of ented at the meeting, demonstra-j The Methodist ladlese served din- teachers to begin planning for sch­ six to eight weeks behind schedule."
tackles, Billings and Herren; g u -l"th a t Malheur county would grow the entries made by L. J. Allen, ass- tions will be given to other women’s ner in the evening in the social ools of the future. She stressed
Referring to reports that some
certain educational problems that fruit crops may spoil for lack of
ards, Church and J. Bellon; center,'m ore soybeans in the future." The ' istant state club leader at C orvallis,’ organizations in Malheur county if room o f the church
Toombs and backs, Steinke. Cole- I post-war plastic industries will un- 1 reveals that 517 head will be shown, they contact Mrs. Rail in the coun- I The meetings were opened in the should be considered, and mention­ home canning sugar, Case called
man, Grover and Sakamoto. Subs- 1 doubtedly use more soybeans as well including 137 baby beeves, 136 1am- ty agent’s office.
; Rebekah degree by the noble grand, ed certain legislative measures In attention to a department o f agri­
titutes were low, Orr, Ritter, K in g , 1 as other farm crops. The soybean is ' bs, and 244 hogs. There are all fat
Mrs Edith Fulletor, Mrs Martha Beulah Gann. The assembly presl- the Interest of education that par­ culture suggestion that, if sugar is
and Wilson. Coleman and Toombs truly a mircoulous plant and has . market animals selected as the best Romans, Mrs Ayj\$ Jordan, Mrs dent, Ethel Bailey; Miss Smith, all ents as well as teachers should be short, housewives put up some fruit
played a very Important part In the *n the various counties,
Bertha Hawkins, Mrs Florence Wh- officers and district deputy presld- considering. Mrs Oeorge is a mem­ without sugar and sweeten lt to
were co-captains.
Nyssa lost to Weiser last Friday war effort. Both the allies and the j Eighty-four head of these will be lttle, Mrs Bernice Hainllne. Mrs ents were introduced by Mrs Beam ber of Portland School board and taste when served. Process unsweet­
on the Weiser field by a count of 13 axis have utilized its wonderful ' from Washington club members. An Edna Barber and Mrs Thelma Elliot and her committee members, Min- will versed In educational matters. ened fruit the same as sweetened” .
Mrs D. D. Miller followed Mrs
adaptability in many ways.
¡open class with probably 100 head represented
organizations
within nle Leuck and Maude McGinnis,
•to 0.
Sugar stamp 40 In book four is
Ralph Brooke, county agent said will als° be included In this restrlct- their communities and helped plan Visitors were present from Parma, George and spoke on “ P T A mem­ good for 5 pounds of home canning
Weiser scored Its two touchdowns
bership
as
a
community
service
the
program.
that
any
farmer
could
well
afford
^
PI-
Payette, Roseburg and Baker. The
sugar. A manimum of 20 pounds
in the first quarter and was held
All the fat stock will be auct­
Mrs Moorehead, who besides her j additional may be obtained by app-
president’s husband, Mr. Bailey,
away from scoring territory there to spend some time at the station
ioned
on
Friday,
October
13,
start­
work in social hygiene education iyjng to the local board with spare
attended the evening session.
after. A drizzle of rain handicapped and visualize for himself the many
the Bulldogs in their open style o f possibilities that soybeans have to ing at 10 o ’clock, thus providing a
Beatrice lodge No. 82 of Ontario with the Oregon Medical school is gtamp 37, Case pointed out.
threefold program Including educat-
play.
offer.
exemplified the degree work with president of the Oregon Federation. persons wishing to can fruit from
ilon, contests, and an opportunity
12 members dressed in beautiful of Women's clubs, spoke on “ Health their own trees may obtain addlt-
Nyssa will play Ontario there
to market the stock, Allen points
white formals participating. Three Education.” Mrs Moorehead
. ional sugar only If there Is enough
October 6 and will play Adrian Oct­ Former Resident Visits—
Arthur Norcott, former operator out.
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1 members were initiated into the plained a plan of social hygiene fruit to can an additional 100 qu­
ober 13 in Nyssa in the last game
Livestock judging and showman­
An
experienced, hard-charging yellow Rose degree. They were education adaptable bo schools and arts of the finished produot. Other
of the Norcott service station in
o f the season for the Bulldogs.
G
He,en Wakefleld and I acceptable to both the parents and requirements must also be met and
Nyssa, spent the week with his br­ ship contests for the 4-H club mem­ team of Viking gridsters from Vale Aud
the schools.
other, Dr. E. D. Norcott, and family. bers will be held September 11, foll­ administered a sound drubbing to a Ruth chadd
will be explained by local boards,
JO H NSO N M AK ES
Dr. Wienzlrl was formerly city he said.
Mr. Norcott, who is associated with owed by the official judging of the lighter but game Antelope squad on 1 Mr, Balley delivered an lnstruct-
entries
September
12.
C IN D E R B L O C K S
the Boeing Aircraft corporation in
the Adrian field Friday. The final lve
ghe t^ld 0f the home and health officer of Portland, and also
score of the contest, the second , he good ,t has ^ r i e and e.speclally held the position of medical dir­ Parents O f Girl—
Seattle, is on a business trip to
H. O. Johnson of Nyssa Is erect­ Denver.
league game for each team, was 28 mentioned one elderly gentleman ector o f the infantile paralysis pro­
Mr and Mrs Berkeley Wilson of
ing a building north o f the Polar
Nyssa are parents of a girl bom
,
. who is bedfast and the children gram in Oregon.
Cold Storage building for use as a Leave Nyssa—
Dr. Welnzlrl spoke on the pro­ September 26 In the Nyssa Nursing
The Vikings took advantage of wjjQ dave been reared at the home,
cinder block plant.
Mr and Mrs D. L. McBaln left
the opening play by Intercepting a g be sa;d that Stella Weed, chair- blems o f the home In the matter home. The girl weighed 7 pounds,
The building, made of cinder bl­ Wednesday for Portland after re­
pass and running it back to the 12 man o [ the good of the order corn- of social hygiene. He stressed the 12 ounces.
ocks, will be 30 by 60 feet. I t will turned from a visit with Senator
yard line. Three plays later they m,ttee, will give a prize to the place of proper attitudes and adult
Friends in Nyssa have been not­
be a one-story structure with a and Mrs Jones at Juntura. While at
hit pay dirt. Ervin, shifty Viking member submitting an item about actions o f parents in determining
ified of the death of Mrs Clarence
concrete floor.
Juntura. Mr. McBain killed an ant­
half, and Hammock, Vale fullback. the ^
good deed that he or she attitudes of children. "A family
D.
Bean,
formerly
Alda
MacDonald,
Mr. Johnson Is now making cind­ elope. Mr and Mrs McBaln will visit
teaches as lt exists” , stated Dr.
repeatedly broke loose for stubstan- wes performed,
who
died
in
Evanston,
Illinois
er blocks across the highway from in Baker, LaGrande and Pendleton
tlal gains.
| A palr 0f lovely book ends was Wienzirl. Working with the home
September
8.
the Dessert Seed company plant. He before going on to Portland. They
Late in the second quarter Ervin presented to Mrs Bailey by the lod- in the matter of social hygiene ed­
Mrs Bean came to Nyssa with her
manufactured cinder blocks here plan to locate in the Willamette
tallied the second touchdown on an ges Miss Smith received a pretty ucation, is the school which should
family in 1907 and attended grade
before the war.
valley.
end run. A pass provided the extra vase and all of the officers received give scientific data and the church
and high school here. Following her
point. During the third quarter the bouquets The presentations were which provides ethical motivation.
He had been training at Camp Ma- graduation from high school, she Antelope defense stiffened and Vale made by Mrg Johnson and Sylvia
Mrs Walter McPartland of Nyssa
enterted
nurse's
training
school
In
xey, Texas for six months.
was held out o f scoring territory. p ox
former county council president,
T. C A R O L B Y B E E
Portland. She enlisted for overseas However, on the opening play o f the
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summarized the work that has been
T-5 George W. Boyles, who Is duty In world war 1 and served in fourth canto, a forward pass to
done and is still being done in
AW AK E THOU CHURCH!
jase hospital No. 46 in France.
Fisk and a lateral to Ervin was
Malheur county. Special music was
serving with the medical detachment
(Song of S. 5)
In 1920 she was married to Cl­
provided by a quartet from Adrian
By Lloyd N. Pounds
of the infantry, has been sent to arence D. Bean, who also lived In good for 30 yards and a touchdown.
A pass netted the extra point. M id­
consisting of Miss Ruth Larson. As the day draweth near when the
England.
Nyssa at one time and attended way in the 'final stanza a series of
Mrs Dennis Patch, Mr Jerry Stone Lord shall appear idle laborers are
school here. He is now a Mont­ passes and reverses set the stage for
and Dwayne Anderson accompanied standing at hand.
Pvt. Donald Snader. son o f Mr gomery Ward and company execut­
a final Viking touchdown. The ex-
The status of the Nyssa road
by Miss Ida Mary_Prouty.
And they say that the Lord will
and Mrs W E. Snader, left today ive with headquarters in Chicago.
tra point was made on a successful essment district, which was formed
Oroup singing was led by Miss delay His coming and that He may
for Fort Ord, California. He had
Mrs Bean was active In the Am­ buck.
under a law pased at the 1943 seas- Lily Wagoner of Ontario accomp­ not come as 'tia planned.
been home on a two-week furlough erican Red Cross, the Parent-
The work of the Vale line was ion o f the legislature is In doubt, anied by Mias Gant. Mrs Dick Je­
from Camp Roberts. California.
Teachers association, and the Pres­ impressive on both offense and de- district officers said this week.
nsen o f Ontario, county P T A pre­ While the church lies sleeping
byterian church guild.
fense. Adrian's lighter line seemed
The state attorney general. In a sident, had charge of the program. like a placid Lake
Richard Lewis, son o f M r and
Besides her husband. Mrs Bean unable to constently open holes to letter, has expressed doubt as to the
Enemies surround her
Mrs Ray Lewis, has been advanced is survived by three children. Mary allow any sustained Antelope gains. constitutionality of the law. As a
To Attend Meeting*—
and Satan Is awake.
to seaman, 1st class. He is now st- Elizabeth, a specialist recruiter in
Adrian scrimmaged with the Par­ result Attorney A. L. Fletcher of
On October 4 Rev. and Mrs M. Stir thyself, blessed church
Pvt Martin Sayers arrived at the ationed in New Ouinea.
the W AVES, stationed in Pitts­ ma team Wednesday as a condition­ Nyssa has suggested a test case to
H. Oreenlee and Miss Azalia Peet and awake while it's day
home o f his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
burgh; Charles Edward, awaiting er for the annual Jamboree to be determine the law’s constitutional­
will go to Boise, where Rev. Oreen­ For the night time is not far away.
F. M. Sayres o f Lincoln Heights,
Clifford J. Ashby, son of M r and overseas duty with the United St­ held in Ontario September 29.
ity. A test case would be heard first lee will attend a conference of the And the Oroom calls to thee
from
Camp
Robert, California, Mrs J. R. Ashby, has been promoted ates army, and Robert Hugh, a
in the circut court. However, Mr. Methodist board of Christian edu­ to awake to arise.
where he has been receiving army from the rank of second lleutenan' junior in the Evanston high school;
Visiting Here—
Fletcher said R is presumed that cation. Dr. Dalles McNlel of Rupert, And to look unto Him with thine
training for four months.
After to first lieutenant.
her father, E. H. MacDonald of
M ajor and Mrs Rulnn Blake and the law is constitutional until It is Idaho and Rev. Greenlee, secertary eyes.
a 10-day visit with his parents
Salem. Oregon; two sisters. Mrs baby are here for a 10-day visit at declared unconstitutional.
o f the board, will speak. Mrs O r­
and other relatives and friends he
Frank Calvert, pharmacist’s mate Florence Jasper o f LaOrande and the home of Major Blake’s mother.
Dale OarrUon. president o f the eenlee will have charge of the dev­ Hasten church, to the door ^ ^
will leave for Maryland and then 2nd class, is now on duty in a rest Mrs Marlon Orlbbln of Weiner, and
Mrs Leland Ricks M ajor Blake has district, said the law is not adequate otions at a meeting o f the Women's lest thy hand ope anon
expects to go overseas.
hospital after being a patient In the two sons, Lt. (j g . ) Dwight L. Mac­ been serving in Italy. Mr and Mrs to meet local needs. He stated that
hospital for two months in the Donald with the United States navy Don Buell and two children of the district has made a levy and is Society of Christian Service at the and you find thy beloved is gone
First Methodist church of Boise. And you ask thru the land
Ralph Williams of Newell heights pacific area
In the South Pacific, and Dr. R Portland are also visiting at the proceeding as far as possible.
Miss Peet will appear on the pro­ of the daughters at hand ,
has written from the navy training
Gordon MacDonald of New York Ricks home. Mrs Buell is a daugh­
gram.
Who advise you to choose from the
station at Farragut. Idaho, stating
Harold A. Thompson. C M . 2nd City.
Drive To Be Planned—
ter of Mr and Mrs Ricks.
land.
that he spent a few days last week class, arrived Monday evening from
A ir.*etlng of the section and bl­ Die* In Montana—
In the hospital as a result o f eating the South Pacific for a visit with Here From Utah—
Return Ta Utah—
ock leaders who will conduct the
Mrs Richard Nankervls, mother of Thus they say: "W hat Is He
infected food, but has recovered. He his wife and baby Mr Thompson
Mrs T. C. Christensen and daugh­
Mrs Prell Blair and baby return­ national war fund drive will be Mr* A. H. Boydell of Nyasa. died more
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than these _____
that you see
expects to receive a two-week leave saw his baby for the first time In ter, Mary of Provo, Utah visited
ed last Friday to Lewiston. Utah held in the high school building in Butte, Montana last Friday. She t That you charge us to seek
soon.
22 months. After a visit o f a few Mrs Christensen's daughter and after a five-week visit with Mrs Monday night at 8 o'clock. All org
light at 8 o ’clock. All org- had been in poor health for several for this One."
days In Nyssa. he and his «rife and son-In-law Mr and Mrs Tren Jones Kenneth Cottle. Mrs Blair was call­ snlaatlons in Nyssa and vicinity ha­
months Funreal services were held j Answer Church. "He Is rare as a
LeRoy Brady o f Nyssa has been baby will go to Bridgeport Neb­ for a few days. They have returned
ed home because o f the death of a ve been asked to send a represent­ Monday. Mrs Boydell had been with Jewel. He is fair
sent overseas with the signal corps. raska to visit his parents.
to their home.
relative
ative to the meeting.
her mother for a month.
I As the cedars upon Lebanon.
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j
Soybeans Part
O f Experiments
State Officers
Address Council
Vale Gridsters
Defeat Adrian
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Former Resident
O f Nyssa Passes
POET'S
CORNER
Our Boys I n
The Service
Edited by
Road District
Law In Question
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