Nyssa gate city journal., April 12, 1945, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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TH E NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A Ï
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exploration down through part of
the Maglnot line, i t is amazing
the amount of work put into it.
They had
regular
underground
cities. It was certainly a waste of
money, though. That was their
trouble. They built too much un­
derground and not enough above
where the fighting would take
place".
r iv e d
home from Oamp
Endlcott,
| Rhode Island far a week's visit.
Calvin B. Powell, brother-ln-lav
of Mrs. Mark Child, was here vis­
iting over the week-end, having
been recently released from the
McCaw hocpltal in Walla Walla
where he received treatment for
trench mortar wounds, in the right j
shoulder. He fought with Patton's !
first army in the "Belgium budlge.” j
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was employed at Boise until
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MISS DROW N HONORED
P. X. on her vacation.
Miss Nola Rae, daughter o f Mr.
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and Mrs. Ray Drown of Alberta
avenue, was honored on her 14th
birthday at a surprise party, at
the home of Mias Nannette Bybee.
A weiner roast was held in the
patio fireplace, where hot choco-
I late and other refreshments were
she
enlisted in the WAVES.
Mr. Roberts is the son of Mr
and Mrs A. R. Roberts of the Sun­
set district near Nyssa. Roberts,
who has been in the service since
Pearl harbor, has made many trips
across the Pacific and has seen
several major battles.
R ID E R S T O P IC N IC K
The Owyhee R ld ii« ciub will
stage an amateur roUeo and pic­
nic Sunday noon at the Zack
| Walker place, northeast of the
I local F.S.A. camp here. Former
members and those desiring to be-
P IN K AND BLUE SHOWER
Mrs. Gerry Cooper was honored
I
: Pvt. Jay E. Bunn, whose paren s
with a pink and blue shower at
I are operating the Nyssa Furniture
her home Wednesday afternoon.
John Oliver, first mate of the store, has anived at Camp Maxey,
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Mrs. Glen Cooper and Mrs. W. L
British
merchant
navy,
visited Texas, where he is in boot train­
Lane were co-hostesses. Lunch wu
his two cousins. Mrs. Eldon Jensen ing.
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served to twelve guests. Games and
and Mrs. Olive Drewltz, from Sun­
served to 21 guests. Nola's birth­ ¡ come members are invited to at- cards were the diversion of the
day until Tuesday. Oliver’s wife
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Laurence Law who is serving In
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and baby live in South Wales.
day cake was chocolate covered, ! tend. Members are to provide cups afternoon.
THRU JULY »1
! the South Pacific on the U.S.S.
Sierra, has been promoted to sea­
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with white candles in pink roses, and spoons and also weiners and
'Next
stamps
become
good
in
May
A U X IL IA R Y IN IT IA T E S
Keith D. Bybee, S2|c, son of Mr. man first class. He writes that
buns. Coffee will be furnished.
.'.fter the party, home movies were
The American Legion auxiliary
and Mrs. Dart O. Bybee. left Sun­ what the boys are going through
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shown. Mrs. Ray Drown and Mrs. I
day for his station at Port Huene- is terrible.
met at the Legion hall April 5
HOSTS A T P A R T Y
D. O. Bybee were co-hostesses.
me, California after a two-week
| Mr, and Mrs. Robert Thompson with four new members being Ini­
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furlough. ,ie was the Inspiration
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and Mr and Mrs Herschel Thomp­ tiated.
T-5 Cpl. Virl Reitenbough. form ­
GUESTS A T D INN E R
for several get-togethers given by er Nyssa man, was here last week
The auxiliary will hold its an­
C D E F G
son entertained at a party given
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark
Child
and
the young people.
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ormand nual flower sale May 26. The next
| visiting his sister, Mrs. Lynn Snod­
two daughters and Mrs. Child's Thomas and Mrs Verna Beutier, meeting will be held at the Legion
grass, and his father, George N.
brother, Calvin B. Powell, were who will leave soon to make their hall May 19.
Lamarr Patterson, MC2lc, ar­ Reitenbough, whom he had not
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Sunday dinner guests at the home home In Twin Falls. A handker-
seen for the past three years.
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o f Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fife.
E N TE R TÀIN CLUB
: chief shower was given for the lad­
Reitenbough was in the South
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Mrs R. O. Larson and Mrs Geo­
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ies. Guests were Mr and Mrs Herb
Pacific with the 41st division early
MRS. SCH ENK HONORED
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Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meier, rge Mitchell entertained the Thurs­
in 1942, and has arrived home on
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Mrs. Jc’in Schenk was honored Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mltcheil, Mr. day club at the Larson home
rotation. He went into the army
Wednesday evening, when 12 of and Mrs. Tom Bumlngham and Thursday evening. Mrs John Bishop
before Pearl Harbor and trained at
Have your fall and Port Lewis. His first overseas loca­
I her friends surprised her on her Dr. L. A. Maulding.
won high score and Mrs Artie
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birthday, with a pinochle party
Robertson won the traveling prize.
winter garments clean
tion was Australia, his division soon
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at
her
home.
Three
tables
were
Mrs Ormand Thomas was the hon-
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ed before you store becoming famous as the “ fighting-
f Next stomps become good in Noy
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in
play.
Those
present
were
Mr.
Asa Roberts, GM 1-c, and Paul­ oree and was presented with a
division o f the entire war.
them for the summer. est"
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
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and
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Reitenbough, a truck driver be­
ine Ray, Y2-c. were married Mar. gift from the club.
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Mrs. Eldred Brower, Mr. and Mrs. 17 at the chapel on Treasure is­
Remember the longer longed to a tank destroyer ou‘ fit
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Mark Child, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd land, California. Chaplain Glen Y.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEM ENT
the dirt spots stay in which moved into New Guinea with
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Lewis,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
Mr
and
Mrs
Max Pfleighoeft of
Richards
performed
the
ceremony.
rest of the division. lie was
harder they are to get the
1 Jensen, A lunch was served.
.
there two years before getting a
I Merle Ray, H A 1-c, was maid of Bremerton, Washington, formerly
j^fsua»"|
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furlough and was never o ff the
honor and Wayne Senner, C-y, was of Emmett, have announced the
Y.G .AS. MEET
engagement
of
their
daughter,
best man.
big island.. He was at Oro bay for
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Another
stamp
will
become
gooa
May
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A
treasure
hunt
and
weiner
roast
It is also injurious to eight months, saw action hi the
Following the double ring cere­ Madonna, to Cpl. Edward Qstrom.
were
the
featured
attractions
at
mony, a reception was held at the son of Mr and Mrs John Ostrom
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the colors and weakens Hollandia invasion and later was
the Oregon Trail Y.G.A. meeting Wayne Senner home in San Fran­ o f Nyssa.
transferred to the 33rd division for
CUP THIS CHART FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
the strength o f the gar­ the
held
April
4.
Leora
Winters
was
Cpl. Ostrom was with the air
Wakde campaign, which was I
cisco. The young couple spent their
In charge of the program and honeymoon at Nyssa and Vale Ws forces in the South Pacific for
ment itself. Moths are concerned chiefly with gleaning I
Chitton the refreshments. j iting their parents and friends.
three years and is now on furlough.
less likely to attack out Japanese who had been by- ] Rev. Fred Johnson of Mountour,1 and Mrs Harvey Simmons, Mr and Charlene
At the business meeting Roy I The bride is the daughter of Mr
No date has been set for the
passed by MacArthur's skip-hop Idaho were Monday evening supp- Mrs Jack Pettet and Mr and Mrs
clean clothes, too.
I Strickland was elected vice-presi­ i and Mrs Oscar Ray of v al">. She wedding.
moves along the northern New er guests at the Vern Smith home. Merle Pettet.
dent and William DeGrofft, Jr„
Guinea coast. He left there about They also visited the R. L. Kriner
j Mr and Mrs W. W, Dale of was elected steward. The drill team
February 17, 1945, returning to the family.
I Midvale spent Sunday at the J. and youth contest were discussed
United States by boat. He will be | Mr and Mrs Lee Smith were
W. Pettet home.
and the members decided to hold
sent to Santa Barbara. California dinner guests last Sunday at the
j Mrs Grace K ler of San Diego a membership attendance contest
for a 14-day rest before reassign­ Ralph Barnes home,
visited M r and Mrs Amos Dejmal between the boys and girls con­
ment.
j Miss Lois Nelson spent Sunday last week. She is Mrs Dejmal's ducted on a percentage basis.
As for his long service, Reiten­ and Monday at the home of her
aunt.
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bough had little to say except "As brother-in-law and sftter, Mr and
j Mrs. Lou Cozier of Bums is
E N T E R T A IN S R E LATIV E S
far as I am concerned the Japs Mrs Vern Smith.
I visiting her brother-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Stathopu-
For Your
can have New Guinea back."
Rev. and Mrs R. L. Kriner att­ sister, M r and Mrs George Mark los entertained Monday at dinner
C liff Main, Prop.
ended Sunday school at W illow- ham and family.
for Mr. Randall's mother, Mrs. N.
creek, where Rev. Kriner held
Mr and Mrs Jule Houston and A. Stathopulos o f Nampa, and his
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services. A potluck dinner was daughters attended a family dinn- sister. Miss Priscilla, who is In
Miss Ida Ntison of Payette and served at noon.
| er at the home o f Mrs. Houston's nurses training at the Samaritan
Rev. and Mrs R. L. Kriner plann­ parents, M r and Mrs Blaine May hospital in Nampa. Priscilla re­
ed to leave Sunday for a vacation. of Valley View Sunday.
cently returned from Palm Springs,
They expect to return Saturday.
California, where she worked on
M r and Mrs G. Z. Arment of Pay­
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ette are staying with the Kriner
boys during the absence of Rev.
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and Mrs Kriner.
Mr and Mrs Roy Farley and
sons of Payette attended Lincoln
You will find yourself one of the best informed
Sunday school Sunday morning.
persons in your community when you read The Christian
Mr. Farley presented an object
Science Monitor regularly. You will find facsh, new viewpoints.
lesson. Mrs. Vern Smith recited
Her, richer understanding of world affairs . . . truthful, accurate,
1 S&muel 3 that she had memor­
unbiased news. Write for sample copies today, or send for one-
month trial subscription.
ized and delivered at the A. S. S.
U. convention held in Caldwell I
last month.
T h a C h r U I U n 8 c l« n , • P u b lM h ln « S o c ie ty
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U m . Narwsp street, Betlen IS, M m *.
a
Buell Hickey was Christian En­
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deavor leader Sunday evening and
I—J Christian Sclenca Monitor including a
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presented the lesson, "Saved to
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A special meeting of the P. T. A.
will be held at the sohoolhouse
Wednesday at 3 p. m. for election
The traditionally high standards maintained
contained, Timken bearing mounted. Runs in
of a president in place of Mrs
by
King
Wyse
engineers
are
built
into
this
sug­
Amos Dejmal, who does not wish
oil. The King-Wyse loader is capable of load­
to accept the position.
M A Y WE HELP Y O U BUILD
ar
beet
loader,
keeping
uppermost
in
mind
a
ing a ton of sugar beets per minute, pick up the
The regular social and business
I meeting of the Lincoln Heights
machine that will operate in adverse conditions
last beet in the row or pick up a single beet at
| P. T. A. was held Friday evening.
with
lowest
repair
and
upkeep
possible.
Costs
a
time. This ability is unlike that of other makes
An interesting program was pre­
sented. Mrs Dennis Patch of A d ­
are never considered when they conflict with
of sugar beet loaders that leave a pile of beets
rian was the principal speaker. The
with Comprehensive Liability Insurance
Service. Practically o f all-steel construction,
at the end. Investigate these modem labor-sav­
topic was “The Child in the Home".
Mrs Findley's pupils gave an Eas­
roller bearings throughout, drive gears self-
ing machines. Place yaur order now.
on your properties and activities? Ask
ter skit and the upper grade girls
gave a carried-luneh demonstra­
tion. The seventh and eighth grade
boys sang and whistled a selec­
tion. Claire Gilchrist gave a read­
ing and Geraldine Pettet sang a
solo. Bud Osburn and five of his
Nyssa, Oregon
Idaho Wranglers finished the pro­
gram with several selections,
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j Refreshments were served.
1 to 30 H. P. An engine for every job on the
Mrs Wesley Blanton. Mrs Char­
farm. I f you need an engine for your potato
les Simmons and Mrs Buell Hick­
ey composed the committee In
in in «1 hi hi in rim mm wmmtM hi hi in mn mui n hi hi hit hi pi hi hi hi hi hi hihi hi hi hi hi hi cantHHiu \
digger, combine, hay balers, etc., let us take
charge of the program.
The cost is surprisingly low.
George Markham has sold his
your
order.
Place your order now.
farm In the Lincoln district. The
Buell Hickey family, who have
been living in the house on the
farm, have moved to Ontario. Mr.
Coming, a shipment o f farm type
And he will draw nigh to
Hickey is employed by the Nich­
olson Service and Supply company.
you----- Humble yourselves in
Naco potato duster and sprayers. They are
Local friends have learned that
Che residence o f Mr and Mrs Luth­
available now. I f you need one place your or­
the sight of the LORD and
er Weston was destroyed by fire.
Power or hand operated. I f you need one for
der now. Field Force potato and onion liquid
Mr. Weston preached a sermon at
HE shall lift you up. (James
Lincoln a month ago.
your farm place your order.
sprayers will also be available.
Mr and Mrs Orieti Hainllne and
4; 8-10.)
fam ily and Dorothy Goodell spent
Sunday in the Allen Hainllne home
near Vale.
This Divine truth is continuing to be dem­
Elza Markham celebrated her
onstrated in the meetings being held at the g sixth birthday Sunday with a party
her home.
“ Assembly o f God church” in Nyssa as night 1 In Mr
and Mrs Vern Anderson of
after night we draw nigh to God, under the | Ironside spent Sunday with Mr.
H EAD Q U AR TE R S IN
S PIR IT anointed ministry o f Evangelist H. G. 1 Anderson's parents, Mr and Mrs
George A. W eitz Produce House
i Lyle Anderson.
(D ad) Gardner of Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Derrell Percy has been appoint­
710 Albany street
Box 166
Those who have humbled themselves in the = ed ditch rider for this community
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sight o f the Lord have surely been lifted up.
§ for the ensuing year
group of friends gathered at
Come out every night at 8 o’clock except ^ the A home
of M r and Mrs Tom
Saturday for the next three weeks and draw | Pettet to help them celebrate their
birthdays. The evening was spent
nigh to GOD with us.
playing pinochle. Those present
W'ilbur Rife, Manager
Thank you.
were Mr and Mrs Lester Bellsle
Pastor C. L. Snider.
and Jolene. Mr and Mrs LaVere
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We Have A Shipment Of
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King Wyse Sugar Beat Loaders
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