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rAeNYSSA GíáBLátlTY JOURNAL
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1945 4-H Spring
Show Scheduled
For June 1 & 2
197
BUDGET COMMITTEE
MEMBERS SELECTED
'N YSSA, OREGON, TH URSDAY, M A Y '2 4 , '1945
Bond Auction
Will Be Held
FLORENCE SUMMERS
STORIES ACCEPTED
Budget Of Nyssa
Schools Drafted
For Publication
SCHOOL ELECTION
SET FOR JUNE 18
Veterans Plan
Memorial Rites
To Honor Dead
Appointment o i members of the
Henry Hartley, cierk of school
| Radio station KOAC School of
city budget committee was ann­
district
No. 26C, announced today
'
the
Air
has
accepted
Mrs.
Florence
ounced this week by City Manager A bond auction will be held in
that the annual election of the
Nyssa June 2 for the promotion Homaday Summers' series of Juv­
E. K. Burton.
district will be held Monday, June Principal
Program W ill
Representatives of Var­ The members are George Sallee. Iof bond sales, which are lagging en ile stories for use in Its program Tentative Plans Call For
18 between the hours of 2 and 7
1 A. Chadwick, Aden Wilson. Cliff 1 in NVssa and in the county.
| through the year 1945-46 on Mon-
Total Outlay of
Be
Given
May 30 at
ious Clubs Eligible
Main, Hay Larson, Carlos Buchner | The auction will be held in the days at 1:35, beginning October 1.
p. m. at the grade school building.
Schoolhouse
$130,818.52
1
and
Burnall
Brown.
j
business
district.
Merchants
will
The
election
will
be
by
ballot
To Compete
James M. Morris, program dir­
The budget for school district and nomination by petition. Inter­
j The committee will meet with ^ asked to donate merchandise,
The organized veterans of the
I the city council Monday night to which will be displayed in the Ny- ector, stated In a letter to the No. 26C, appearing in this paper. ested parties may secure petition
Tlie annual 4-H spring show has i ,UTanfe the tentative budget for “ a Pharmacy window,
j Nyssa woman that "I like the way | caUs for a total outlay of $130 818.52 blanks from Mr. Hartley's office wars 1 and 2 have arranged a
been scheduled for Fiiday and Sat- ( the 1915-46 fiscal year. The public
Definite arrangements for a spon- I 'he stories are written. They're
Of the total, $15,801.58 Is allocat- in the l»1**1' « * » « » building. C. W. program to be given Memorial day
I sor of the auction have not been i fascinating in their style, and I
urduy, June 1 and 2, according to meeting will be held July 15.
ed to principal and interest on
J* the retirin« niember ol in honor of all members of the
made, Chairman Olean Wells said.
E.M. Hauser, county club agent.
the
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armed forces of the United States
Nyssa's sales of E bonds amount ! am sure will find great favor with bonda> $13 ^
who have died in the service of
Members of 4-H clothing, cooking,
j to $10 837.50 and other bonds $8000, ! ,ne £ch001 of the Air audlence' 1 building fund voted by the l u -
their country.
and woodworking clubs will exhibit
making a total of $18,837.50. The
Veterans will assemble at the
H e ld
¡county total is $146 469 of all typ- j ‘ M ^ ^ Z m e ^ a^ a memtgr of'Ste ' P* y" S a year a8° and ‘ 101’516M M e X i c a i l S
the esuits of their project work
I the
me gruruti
vt
ujAtinuug
luim.
-
e-«
■»
utkiuh
legion hall at if
9 a. in.,
m., iviay
May ju
30. . aiita
and
P.
E.
O.
sisterhood
and
the
1to
*enf‘ral
or
°Per*tln*
fund-
:es
of
bonds,
or
25
per
cent
of
the
carried on during the past winter.
The budget this year is 82084.52
i ™ 1« 1' from the hal1 alon« Bower
j Daughters of the American Rev­
quota.
4-H Health club members may ex-
'greater than that of the last year J
; evenue
to First street, along First
Kenneth William Bailey, held in [ J. L. Holly has been appointed olution society.
1 rit posters dealing with some I Vale in connection with the death war bond chairman In the Adrian
The budget calls for a
tax lew Two Mexican
laborers, alleged slreet
Main street and along
f
* i n
th
fu occupants of the automobile that
Main street to the public school,
of State Police Sergeant Ted Cham- section.
« of their project work.
of $88.744. Actually the
property crashed into ^
bulwln# occupied Iwhere the Program, to
which the
i
■■sentaUve.s of the varlc.s j bers in a gun battle at the Annex
owners of the district will pay by Mr and Mrs R A Batt o n | public is Invited, will be presented,
c. as are eligible to compete in sohoolhouse near Weiser a few
only $56,744. the remaining $32,000 west Main street Sunday after- j
program will be opened at 10
th contests which are a pan, of i weeks ago, pleaded not guilty In
( 'l l
I l l f l 1 F)
tl
spring
v iiu p m n i
coming from income tax p a y m e n ts . 1 noon about 3 o'clock, were taken : ° ’®lock' In case th<L
spring allow. Club numbers!circuit court Saturday to two in-1
Receipts from other sources and
Vale by state police officers , " * * • the program will be held in
cut vying the t-.*rd division of the , dictments, first degree murder and |
R. G. Whitaker, chairman of the
this week to face a oharge of la r -i1™5 gymnasium.
cooking project may compete in assault with Intent to kill.
i
< ash on hand will amount to *42 - ;ceny of an automoblle.
The program will be given as
city
council,
has
issued
a
procla­
cither bread-baking contest or hi | The second indictment was re- I
the dollar dinner contest. Teams I turned in connection with the
The 8rpat thrill and the privi- mation calling upon the residents 074.52. The levy Is expected to a m -; The men, Rmest Apodaca and follows; Invocation, Rev. George
of two members will demonstrate wounding of State Police Officer b'ge of living in the present day of Nyssa to observe May 26 as ount to 21.4 mills as compared to Cresencio M. Gutierrez, waived Whipple: address. Rev. H. J. Gern-
some phase of their work in the Richard O'Brien.
were discussed by Chaplain Joop Buddy poppy day.
22.9 mills last year.
¡preliminary hearing in justice court hardt; song, Nyssa trio; remarks to
those who have lost loved one In
The proclamation reads:
oemonsti. on team contest. Girls' Judge M. A. Biggs set June 18 as °f Gowen field, Boise, at a sub­
In compliance with the new |n Of118110 Tuesday and told off- battle; roll call for department
Whereas, the Buddy poppy has
taking ciotliing will model their the date for the trial, and ordered district meeting of the Methodist
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,
icers they intend to enter pleas
dresses in the , ‘ yle revue.
, drawn a special venire, consisting brotherhood In the recreation room been universally adopted as Amer- state law passed at the 1945 session of gullty in the ctrcult court They comrades, placing of flowers on
The spring mieting of the county Of the names of 31 persons, who
the Nyssa Methodist church last 1 ica's flower of remembrance ever of the legislature, the Owyhee and are y,eld in the county Jail In lieu the grave of the unknown soldier,
since the annual nation-wide sale Kingman Kolony school districts of $750 each. The automobile In and sounding o f taps by Glen
council of Parent-Teachers will be will be ordered to attend to supp- j Thursday night,
held Saturday in conjunction wlth ’ lement the regular jury panel.
I Chaplain
Jocp„ holding
the of this symbolic flower was inaug­ are also publishing their budgets which they are alleged to have Schireman and Francis Sitz.
The veterans will then proceed
The court appointed Charles W .! rank of captain, said “There are urated by the Veterans of Foreign in the Gate City Journal this been riding was owned by Salto
the 4-H show.
to the Snake river bridge, where
brothers of Ontario.
i he exhibits and contests will Swan of Vale and A. L. Fletcher |those who can see only the bad. Wars of the United States in 1922 week.
The automobile, traveling from a ceremony of casting flowers upon
be judged by Miss Helen Cowgill, of Nyssa to defend Bailey. D is - ¡They are right, but they see only and
Whereas,
the
purposes
of
this
|
trlct
Attorney
E.
Otis
Smith
has
|
Part
of
«■
Then
there
the
optim­
Ontario,
rounded the curve at the the waters in memory of those who
us.*.b t-aiit state club leader, from
'Y", careened across the street and have been lost at sea.
Oregon Stale college. The classifi­ elected to try Bailey on the mur­ ist. He also sees only part of the nation-wide campaign to raise F n n l l l i n n i * n r r u i n t
After the service at the river, a
truth. We must see both the bad funds are dedicated exclusively to V x J I H I l l d H . V JIIIC T IIL
crashed against the corner of the
cation system will be used in judg­ der charge first.
and the good and then get to work. the care and rehabilitation of the
building partly used as a residence ritualistic memorial service will be
ing the exhibits, with all exhibits
"It is 'a great privilege to live nation’s disabled and needy veter­
by Mr. and Mrs. Batt and partly given by the veterans in the Nyssa
oi comparable quality put in the
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now because we are seeing right ans, their dependents and the wid- j
as a cream station by Ralph Curry. cemetery. Douglas McDonald will
same group.
before our eyes what are the true ows and orpfiians of America’s de- | 'T h e performance of your civic The automobile crushed the west be In charge of the buglars, Ar­
Tlie exhibits will be on display in
duty in local, national and inter- wall and bulged the front wall of thur House, in oharge of the fir­
|and what are the shaky founda­ ceased veterans and
the Oil'si i high school gymnasium j
Whereas,
this
worthy
campaign
‘
national fields” was the theme of the building. It badly damaged ing squad; Don M. Graham, In
tions
of
life.
We
have
been
seeing
and most »1 the contests will be |
has
annually
received
the
approval
the commencement address del­ an iron bedstead and wrought charge of the roll call; Dr. Long,
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the
strong
things
and
the
things
held in the home economics rooms
Attendance at the vacation Bible j that have failed us. It takes more and endorsement of every presi-1 ivered by Attorney Frank Joseph havoc in the room, including dam­ in charge of grounds arrangements;
in the administration building.
school now underway in Nyssa is | than little red schooihouses over dent oi the United States since : of Weiser at the sixth commence­ age to tables and chairs and an All>ert Heldt. In charge of the un­
ment at Adrian Thursday evening. electric ice cream freezer owned known comrade’s grave, and Del­
averaging 15 per cent above the | the country to redeem the world, 1923. therefore
Be it resolved, that the 26th
Mr. Joseph, in speaking on “Your by Carl Burnlngham of Salt Lake bert Rouse, in charge of colors.
attendance of Che first week of i We have to build on spiritual
Leroy Herrman will represent the
last year's school.
| foundations. Life is a thrilling day of May, 1945 is hereby desig­ Civic Duty,” stressed the need of City.
nated as “ Buddy poppy day” In 1 more active participation by cit-
j A demonstration of the work j experience today,
The Mexican drove the automo­ American Legion, George N. Baer
done in the school will be held | “Secondly, we are living in a the city of Nyssa and that the pat- ' lens tn civic affairs, and the need bile out of the building with only the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mrs.
Fiiday night, June 1 at 8 o'clock, day of great deeds of heroism. The riotic citizens of this community ¡to be informed on national and slight damage to the front of the Leroy Herrman the American Le­
Pvt. Edwin L. Kurtz, son of Mr. The public, and especially the par- man who does not get a thrill out are hereby urged to be generous international policies,
car and started toward Adrian. In gion auxiliary, and Mrs. Harry
Veterans of Foreign
and Mrs. Oscar Kurtz of Nyssa cuts o f .the pupils, are invited to | of the heroism that has been in their pureilar.es of Buddy poppies j The seniors entered the audltor- the meantime. City Manager E. K. Shelloi'
Me
iural route, was killed in action attend the demonstration.
shown in our day is dead. There whioh should be worn on Memorial ium to the strains of ‘Pomp and Burton and Chief of Police Dolan War* auxiliar?-. Andrew F
day by everyone as evidence of our Circumstance” , played by the Ad- standing In the block west of the Glnnis will be general chairman.
on Okinawa April 21, according to
Workers in the school, sponsored is something wrong with him.
All civic and fraternal organi­
by the Nyssa Ministerial associa-
Chaplain Joop then discussed desire to honor the memory of ■ rian high school band. Mrs. Kath- underpass, saw the careening car
iiifoiniation received here.
Pvt. Kurtz attended school in | tion, are as follows:
| some of the experiences of the America's hero dead by helping | ryn Claypool, county school sup- at the other end of the street and zations are invited to participate
erintendent, presented diplomas to drove to the scene of the crash in the program. They are invited
Nampa for several terms and fin- i Beginners, Mrs. A. J. Kuehn, sup- servicemen with whom he has come ! the living.
the . veterans
Signed.
the eighth grade graduates of the just after the Mexican drove away. to meet . . with
¡shed his high school training at erlntendent. and Mrs. Elmo Ladd, In contact.
.
. at „ the
„„
R.*G. Whitaker.
[districts of Adrian union high Burton and Dolan gave chase in
He told how the nazis thrilled
Nyssa after lie and his parents Miss Dona Florea, Miss Dorothy
hal1 not later than 0:30
Early indications point to the! school,
moved to this vicinity.
iBartholoma, and Mrs. Dwight Sew- at participating in Hitler's planned
the city manager’s automobile. Af- a' m'
new world order and added that sale of 15 million Buddy poppies in | Lorlna Witty and Della Kygar, ter Gutierrez "piled up” the car
The youth was inducted into the ard, teachers,
army July 22 last year and re-
Primaries Mrs. Norton Randolph, “You and I have a chance once | the 24th annual nation-wide cam- j honor students from the senior along the highway, he ran into a
eeiied his basic training In Camp superintendent, and Mrs. Ted Ross, ¡more to build a new world. We paign in which Nyssa post No. class, presented the salutatory and field, where Dolan caught him, the
Wolters, Texas. His brother. Sgt. Miss Dorene Bear, Mrs. Carrie F o x , are following one whose kingdom 3505 will participate, according to valedictory.
city men said.
' Principal Dennis Patch gave
lu io ld Kuitz, is serving in the and Mrs. Bernice Gibson, teachers, j is still alive on earth. You can be I Commander George Bear.
Officer Dolan said Apodaca app
The
mark
will
be
an
all-time
special
mention
to
the
outstanding
arently left the scene after the
¡univ in the Philippines.
Junior intermediates. Mrs. Opal participants or onlookers. What
record
in
the
23-year
history
of
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| Robbins, superintendent, and Sgt. the nazi is willing to do for his
scholastic record of Carol Witty crash and was later arrested on
Miss Lois Jordan of White Sett­
Miss Witty completed her work Main street.
C'l,ilil Si'ceunibs_
i Robbins and Mrs. H. J. Gemhardt. fuehrer, we must be willing to do the program.
lement, winner of one of the 4-H
Commander Bear said “Every in three years with the highest- m . Burningham, owner of the
for our Lord and build with Him
Graveside services were held teachers.
summer school scholarships award­
Tuesday for Irene Cooper, infant
Other workers are Mrs. Roy War- that world which will make this cent, every dime, every dollar col- scholastic standing of the senior building, told relatives over long ed by the Nyssa chamber of comm­
| lected through the sale of VFW class-
d a ugh ter born to Mr. and Mrs. | ren, story teller; Mrs. Carlos Buoh dastardly slaughter impossible.
I distance telephone that the struc- erce last year, speaking at the
r and George Whipple, music;
“On my trip to Europe I found Buddy popples in 1945 will aid in
The Adrian high school girls, tore Is insured against fire, but weekly chamber luncheon Wednes­
Carry Cooper Saturday night in
the Nyssa Nursing home. Bishop Mrs. Crisp, secretary,treasurer, anti the churches empty. I said ‘there rehabilitating the wounded men of sextet presented two numbers and not agalnst “collision
day noon, discussed her trip to
/ rvil Child of the LDS cliurth of- Mrs. If. Gordon Chapman, nursery. is something wrong. We have lost j this war as well as those who Miss Ruth Larsson sang “An Old ‘
the national 4-H congress held In
have
fought
under
the
stars
and
Refrain".
few
people
who
disbelieve
in
God.
fi iated. Mrs. D. O. Bybee sang
Chicago last winter.
stripes
in
previous
wars.
The
sale
Following
presentation
of
dip­
a vital faith In God. Hhere are
•Tliy Will Be Done” . Isaac Cooper, In Charge of Scouts—
Miss Jordan, the first Oregon
Randall Stathopolus had charge but that is not faith in God. Some of Buddy poppies also makes poss­ lomas by Chairman J. G. Lane, the
gi: ndfather. gave the opening
4-H club member to enter the
prayer The infant is survived by of the Boy Scouts at their meeting 0f our men are coming back with ib le the VFW’s program of assis- citizenship awards were presented
national contests, was one of 17
tw> liters, Kay and Marlene, and Tuesday night in place of Roger a foxhole experience with God. You | tance to veterans’ dependents, their by Commander Jergen of the Ad­
Oregon girls and boys attending
i
widows
and
orphans.
rian
post
of
the
American
Legion.
Tucker,
who
was
out
of
town.
j
and
I
have
a
great
opportunity
to
a brother. Bobby.
Recommendations as to changes the 1945 convention. They went
“The American public recognizes These awards are made each year
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build. God pity us if we fail this
•to Seattle early in November and
in Pangasinan province, Luzon, P. time. We are craftsmen who can ¡the VFW Buddy poppy as our nat- by the Legion to the boy and girl j in the state game laws were drafted went to Chicago by the northern
at
a
meeting
of
the
Malheur
Coun­
|
lonal
memorial
flower,"
Comman-
of
the
senior
class
who
have
ex­
I-P riv a te Otis G. Carroll, son offtake this broken world and make
route. Pennsylvania and Califor­
R J Carroll. Nyssa, Oregon, has it swing again. We can help God ander Bear said. “Consistently, celled In citizenship. This year's ty Game league in the Boulevard nia were the only states not rep­
Grange
hall
Tuesday
night.
through
the
23
years
of
its
history
awards
were
received
by
Shirley
been awarded the combat infantry- , get the pieces together again."
No radical changes In the bag resented at the congress. Ouests
man's badge for exemplary conduct! Dr. N. C. Donaldson, district the annual Buddy poppy sale has Price and Prank Davis.
Included residents of Brazil. Chile,
Diplomas were presented to the limits and seasons were recomm-
In action against the enemy.
superintendent of the Methodist been guided by one ideal—to ‘honor
Colombia, China and Canada. The
the dead by helping the living.’”
following seniors: Donnie Brewer. ended to the state fish and game
Now a machine-gunner in a church, gave a short talk,
4-H club members were guests of
Melvin Crocker, Frank Davis, Ken­ commission.
heavy weapons company in the
A1 Thompson, toastmaster, pre-
various companies on trips and at
The
sportsmen
suggested
that
neth
Elliott.
Dale
Glenn,
Marjory
sented
the
following
program:
veteran 32nd (Red Arrow) infantry
entertainments in Chicago.
one
hen
be
permitted
In
the
Chin­
Hite,
Georgia
Hillls,
Mildred
Hig­
Piano
solos.
Robert
McDonald;
division. Pvt. Carroll has been over­
Oregon was second In having the
gins Esther Jensen. Della Kygar, ese pheasant bag limit. They rec­
seas five months, and Is now In reading. Mrs. William Gregg: vocal
most natloal winners. Minnesota
ommended
that
one
elk
of
either
.
. . . . .
.
,
Keith
Lane.
Lois
McGinnis
Alice
¡action with the 32nd, along the duets, Oscar and Bert Bratton;
Meaoham, Anna Molt, Verda Mit­ sex be allowed In open territory 1™ * / , Pa
, hV
Villa Verde trail, high in the pre­ reading, Keith Pierce of Ontario,
chell, Wilford Prosser, Thurman In the eastern part of the state. I MUs Jordan ‘ ^ " k e d the cham-
' clpUous Caraballo mountains of and vocal solos. Mrs. Gilbert Klink-
Howard Crosby of Nyssa died ptcrcy^ Shirley Price, Fay Price, The men made no recommend» - .
r enberg,
m h o i 'i r
o /'c n m n a n in r l
h tr
re
F n r .
° co" v!ner" for/ hhe “
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Car­
r.orthern Luzon.
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school scholarship, which she In-
Monday, May 21 in the Nyssa Nurs- | ft,,bprt Trussed Carroll Thomas, tions on deer.
I
.
...
Before entering the army in los Buchner.
[Nadine Wilson, Carol Witty and
Mr. Lockwood, head of the Ash t#£ U„ t0 J ? * thlS
Dinner was served by the ladies ing home from a heart attack.
June, 1944. Pvt. Carroll was a dairy­
Mr.
Crosby
was
born
February
t
„
rlna
wittv
division
de- 'club » agent,
' " aUSP^
r„ ^ n~ U has
w
of the Methodist church.
.
. of the fLxh
. . . and
__ game
.
. _,
said ° fM?
Miss nta1
Jordan
man.
20, 1885 at Panqultch, Utah and I
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partment. showed five reels of col- ^
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Tgt. Carl Ledgerwood of Lincoln
been
“doing
exceptionally
well
In
came to Nyssa about eight years c- o A
12 c -z Y\J 1212 D Q
ored motion pictures of various
Heights has been awarded a cer-
Second Lieut. Joseph E. W h e e le r,_____
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PRODUCE
OUTFIT
4-H club work. She has been out-
ago. He had been employed by the |
^ U IN r E iK b
types
of
fishing
tiflcate of merit "In recognition
Jot gf Nyssa wm soon complete t - u / i x j q a x t * 1 1 F’V t i
standing tn demonstration work
reclamation bureau since the first j D E G R E E S O N 11
of conspicuous, meritorious and an intensive COurse in combat fly -] vv
z VUL i C i I o
during her six years of 4-H club
of the year.
outstanding performance of mill-
ar>d m the near future will |
„ ast(irT1 or«rn,. Produce
work."
Mr. Crosby was married to Mrs. | The third and fourth degrees IVAN ZESIGER IS
Mr. Hauser recommended that
dUtived ? ; h ^ M r e n to m T 2 « overseas to a combat area' , * company^bowhrtg °team won the Pearl Mae Van Houghton Septem-1 were conferred on 11 candidates at K I L L E D IN AC T I O N
been received by his parents Mr
wheeler is a member of a flying
£ ,
h, h
the two scholarships voted by the
ber 3, 1928 at Great Falls, M on t-' a meeting of the Oregon Tralli
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ana.
Orange Tuesday night.
Ivan L. Zeslger of Nyssa rural chamber of commerce during the
Besides his widow, he Is su r-1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wlcklander. route was killed In action In the winter for this year be awarded
vlved by his mother. Mrs. Frances state deputy and eastern Oregon South Pacific area recently, acc- to Lester Parker of Kingman Kol­
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chairman,
respectively, ' ordlng to information received here, ony and Doris Stohler of Lincoln
md the Andrews Seed company Crosb.v of Cowley, Wyoming, and a juvenile
Ing initiative and leadership by Lieut. Wneeler. who attendee
ggregatkm of Ontario tied for sister. Mrs. Maude Tucker of Oar- spoke to the members on Orange] Zeslger was graduated from the Heights. He snid both youngsters
establishing excellent gun positions
utah htg,h school, is a sot
work over the state.
^ Adrian high school In 1942. Later have been doing well in food pro­
econd place. The produce men hod den City, California.
while engaged in combat in Ger- j g( Joseph g Wheeler of Nyssa.
duction and preservation.
Funeral services will be held I The Grange passed a resolution he engaged In farming.
19 wins and 23 losses and the
many. Ills keen judgment In pro- j
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The other scholarship awarded
Friday afternon at 2 o'clock In favoring more definite collections | The young man Is survived by
viding protection in these positions Mf and Mrs j B Allen. Sr. >ther two high teams had 48 Víctor­ the Methodist church with Rev, of fees on weed control services his wife, the former lone Benson, by the Nyssa chamber for last
es and 24 losses.
resulted in a superior record of rM,fivpd wor{j that their son-in-
to Jimmy Wilson
of
Members of the produce team H. J. Gemhardt in charge. Inter- rendered by tfhe county. The res- and a small son, who live at Nam- | year went
no casualties in his crew. Sergeant law Haroid Green of Dayton, Ohlc
pa.
¡Kingman Kolony.
who was unable
were Sid Burbidge. R. O. Whit­ ment will be in the Nyssa cemetary. olutlon will be presented to the
Ledgerwood has always been cap- has
promoted from majoi
Details of hl.s death were not to attend the luncheon this week,
Pomona Grange at the quarterly
aker. Cliff Main, Bill Wahlert, John
able of keeping morale at a high ^ lieutenant-colonel.
Bible School Planned—
'meeting at Ironside Saturday.
available.
Bowen
and
Tom
Eldredge.
standard among his men. and his ,
.....
To Have Rail Game—
The Owyhee Sunday school Is1 The Grange charter was draped
inspiring leadership and personal j ggt p hiiip A Mitchell, son of
A ball game will be played Sun-
sponsoring a Bible school, which In memory of Pvt. Edwin Kurtz, Leaves Hospital—
Parents of Son—
courage are in the highest tradl-|Mr and Mrs j B Mitchell, arriv-
May 27 at the Morgan park
Mr. and Mrs. Durlin Hammon v ill be started Monday, May 28. and who was killed in action April 211 J. C. Crismon arrived In Nyssa day
tlons of the military service.
!cd home last week from Africa are the parents of a son bom ¡last one week. Classes will be held on Okinawa The Orange will be Tuesday morning from the Nampa,at 2 p m The
publk Is Invited
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¡for a 21-day furlough. He will be Tuesday at Ontario. The Hammons in the mornings at the Owyhee in mourning for 30 days for Pvt. hospital, where he underwent a n , to attend and Is asked to provide
| schoolhouse.
¡Kurtz.
¡operation.
i equipment.
formerly lived at Ogden, Utah.
Continued On Pagre 7.
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Poppy Day Will
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Attendance At
School Is Good
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Of Nyssa Killed
Merchants Hear
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Suggestions On
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Our Boys In
The Service
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