TH E N YSSA G ATE C IT Y J O U R N A L
PAG E T W O
TH U R SD AY, J A N U A R Y 24, 1946
cmlng arrived here Sunday to visit
Hollingsworth, president of the On Louis Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
several weeks with his daughter,
Leslie
Digley
of
Nampa
#ere
vis
tario chamber o f commerce; Don
itors at toe Drown home.
Mrs. Glenn Peterson, and family.
Masterson of Vale and Dr. Sar-
He reported the snow Is 1* inches
azin.
Dancing Classes Started—
A motion providing for the sel
Members of the M. I. A. are deep at Evanston.
ection of Mr. Morgan, Mr. Lytle, piacticing a special dance, which
Dr. Sarazin and C liff Boyer, and will be given at the Gold and
two men from each of the four Green ball in February. Dance in
chambers of commerce in the structors are Leslie Lewis and Mrs.
county as members of a general Edris Jones.
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committee was approved. The plan
was to have as many of the four
men as possible meet with each
chamber of commerce. When the
two representatives of each cham
ber are appointed the 12 men will
meet to complete the organization
of the association.
The Nyssa chamber of commerce
meeting Wednesday afternoon In
Brownie's cafe went on record as
being in favor of the proposed or
ganization and authorized the pre
sident to appoint the two Nyssa
representatives on the committee.
Vale residents in attendance at
the Nyssa meeting were John Craw
ford, J. Clark and Charles Swan.
The chief fauction of the main
committee will be to interest out
side companies in locating plants
In Malheur county and securing
finances to conduct an advertising
campaign.
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Published every Thursday at Nyasa, Malheur County, Oregon
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MesttMeA,
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Sunset Valley
Members of the Worthwhile cluo
met at the home of Prances Gregg
Thursd-y afternoon for the regular
meeting. Due to the absence of
the president and others were not
elected for the coming year. The
place of the next meeting will be
decided later.
Mr and Mrs. Hudd Robb re
turned home after visiting relatives
in San Diego, California. Their son,
James, accompanied them home to
spe.'.J his furlough here. He will
leave for camp Friday.
Jim Langley and Fred Babcock
were Monday Boise visitors.
Mrs. Annie Gregg is staying In
the home of her son, Hershel, In
Wapito, Washington, caring for
her grandchildren.
Donna Mae and Linda Louise
Parker of Cow Hollow spent Thurs
day at the home of their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lorensen.
Anton Myhr was a Monday ev
ening dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Tltland in Nyssa.
Bob Newgen and Bill Riddle of
Nu-Acres drove to Unity Thurs
day, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Melvin Pendarvls of Prom
ise came Monday of last week to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Hillis.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hamilton
returned home Monday from W all
owa, where he purchased a ranch.
Mr and Mrs. "Shorty" Cannon
and son, Bobby, who have been
visiting relatives In Washington, re
Serving 5 Counties
From the
Genuine
t
Orders
Largest
Shipped
Stock
of
turned to their home last week.
Mary Query, who accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Chester Newell, and
family to Tacoma, returned here
Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nlshi and
family, who have been living on
the Henry Terra ranch the past
year, left Sunday for their home
In Ztllah, Washington.
House guests recently o f Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Wilson were Mr. and
Mrs. Hackleman of Eaton, Colo
rado.
Roy Warren of Nyssa, formerly
of the Valley became quite ill and
on Saturday was taken to the hos
pital In Boise for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Oaf FUUngsness are
enjoying a visit with their daugh
ter and family of California.
Magnus Ekanger has rented the
Anton Myhr place for the coming
year.
Yo Nlshi Is employed on the Sid
Flannigan farm for the coming
months.
Ruby Rldde of Nu-Acres spent
from Friday until Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Bob Newgen, and fam-
ly.
Joe Counsil accompanied Erfle
Ellen Counsil and Velma Fox to
Oaldwell Sunday to attend the
young adult Institute at the Meth
odist church.
W illie Gilbert was a recent vis
itor In the home of his sister, Mrs.
Lynn Buffington, and Mr. Buffing
ton in Wallowa.
Mrs. Bill Riddle and small son
of Nu-Acres spent a few days this
week with Mrs. Bob Newgen while
their husbands made a business
trip to Madras, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil at
tended church services in Nyssa
Sunday and were afternoon callers
n the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Lomax in Apple Valley.
The home of Mrs. Ira Price was
BILL LANE
Parts
Immediately
Mc Cluer-Manser
Phone 49
Payette, Idaho j
Auctioneer
Phone 116,1
Nyssa
FOR SALE
Royal Blue cream separator.
2 Table model separators.
3 Good pre-war bykes.
1 1 Vi* H. P. re-built John Deere gas engine.
1 Drophead Willamette sewing machine, fine
condition.
1 Gas weed burner, like new.
1 Set o f rince tubs in frame.
Replacement wringer roll for all washers.
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Etc. Etc. Etc.
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LOCAL NEWS
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Attends Funeral—
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olson attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Katie Sch-
omburg at Nampa Monday. Mrs.
band’s birthday. Cards were play Schomburg, a sister of Mrs. Olson,
has visited In Nyssa numerous
ed during the evening.
Mrs. John Broad shopped In times.
Nampa Wednesday,
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Jensen and T o Gather Clothing—
Boy Scout troop No. J9 will ga
family left this week for Utah on
a combined pleasure and business ther old clothing for the European
relief Saturday afternoon, January
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Van de Oord 26. They request that the clothing
and Mrs. Dick Stam of Oregon be put in boxes.
Trail were dinner guests Thursday
at the Z. Davidson home in Par Home From Hospital—
Ray Drown returned home Mon
ma.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of A r day after undergoing a major op
cadia and Mrs. Dick Groot were eration on his leg at the Holy
Nampa visitors Monday afternoon. Rosary hospital January 15. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Flank Wilson and
daughter, who recently returned
from Oklahoma were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Klaas
Tensen this week.
D. R O O S E V E LT . FO U N D E R
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I the scene Thursday of a bridal
shower honoring Mrs. Harold Sny
der. A number of fri » ds gathered
for the ocoassion. The bride was
presented with useful gifts and
several favorite receipts. Mrs. Gro
ver Cooper was co-hostess. A num
ber of games were played and re-
1 resti menta were served.
Mrs. Charles Ditty has been quite
ill at her home.
Ed Corfield submitted to a major
operation at the Holy Rosary hos
pital in Ontario recently and on
Saturday returned there for treat
ment.
RICHLAND
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Return From Utah—
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Child returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Og
ee n and vicinity.
bass
Attend Beet Meeting—
Bishop Arvel Child wns in Og
den this week attending a sugar
! beet meeting. Mrs. Child accom
panied him to visit friends and
relatives.
Here From Wyoming—
John A. Wright of Evanston, Wy-
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mowerson
and Dale shopped In Ontario Tues
day.
Boise visitors Friday were Mr
md Mis. Wayne Haroldson.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jensen were
Ontario visitors Tuesday afternoo i.
Visitors at the Jake Groot home
In Arcadia Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Kriskat and Rtkus Van Twisk
of Valley View. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Voice of Ontario and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Groot.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Oroot of A r
cadia entertained Sunday for Mr
and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot
and Mr. and Mrs Pete Tensen at
luncheon In observance of her hus-
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NYSSA PHARMACY
HOME
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Mrs. Harlan Diven and Mrs.
Chuck Landretli went to Caldwell
Tuesday of last week.
Among the Richland residents
who attended the Paul Jackson
sale in the Big Bend district were I
Mr and Mrs. Vern La Plante, Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Grider, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Woodley, Howard Finger, I
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Carl Flink, Norman Dowdy and how to process our agricultural
Harlan Diven
. produce we will begin to get places.
Mrs. Kenneth Thompson received We must develop a new market on
an exotic orchid last week from the west coast.”
her husband, who is in Honolulu.
R. G. Larson of Nyssa, district
The flower was a rare speciman manager of the Amalgamated Su
whose colors were orange and blue. gar company, and former agricul
There were three large blossoms on tural agent of Malheur county, said
one stem. The orchid was in good " I was worried back in 1929 and
condition despite the long Journey. 1930 as to what we were going to
Mrs. Charley Grider went to the dc with all our crops. I tihnk the
HI Line club north of Ontario Sat- land settlement association Is en
1 urday night to play for a dance titled to a lot of credit for the
j given by the Ontario Sage and development of this county."
Saddle club.
Mr. Larson traced the history ot
Howard Finger and Norman Dou- (he « velopment of the sugar pro
dy are hauling gravel from the M or gram in Malheur county and point
gan pit.
ed out that "W e have seen a lot of
I e Roy Herman of Nyssa Heights changes and a tremendous develop
called at the Charley Grider home ment.”
and at the Loyd Adams home
Others who spoke were R. E.
Thursday.
Brooke of Ontario, former Malheur
Patsy Sweeny, small daughter of county agricultural agent; W. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sweeney, severly
sprained her arm when playing.
Mrs. Jesse Hunting and Miss
Coral Hunting of Nyssa Heights
and Mrs. Orlan Cheldelln called
on Mildred Adams, who has return
ed from the Holy Rosary hospital
Refrigeration Service
after an operation.
220 So. Oregon St.
Ontario
Phone 596-W Day or Night
A number of Richland residents
attended the benefit pinochle par
Commercial
ty sponsored by teh Oregon Trail
and Household Repair
Grange Saturday night. The party
Washing Machine Repair
was the first of a series to be
Oates V Belts
given by the grange.
"Chop" Turner-“Tony" Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams and
Your Service Men for 20 Years
Mrs. Charley Grider went to Nam
pa and Boise Monday.
•r
drum
Remember
when,
on special occasions,
the band paraded
down t h e
main
street and all the
boys tried to be the
one to help carry
the bass drum? It
got to be a heavy
load on a hot day,
but pride refused to
allow
the
"lucky"
boy to quit. Remem
ber?
Recently our company established a still more
liberal policy for extending lines to farms needing
electric service.
As soon as manpower and materials are available ih
sufficient quantities, our program of building
rural lines to unserved areas will be in full swing.
The transmission line just built to the Juntura-Beulah-
Drewsey-Van area is an example of how we are
starting to carry out our plans, here in Malheur County.
There’s nothing like—
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rural residents of the company's service area.
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