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{ . ^ A, UKEÜÓN, THURSDAY, AUGUST S H M T
B U IL D IN G P E R M IT S IS S U E D
Price Of Spuds
Climbs Back To
$1.90 This Week
IN E I G H T
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M O N T H S W O U L D H O U S E 7 4 F A M IL IE S
HOME
L E G IO N D IS P O S E S
O F H A L L IN N Y S S A
T O J . C . C R IS M O N
Nyssa Kids Day
Celebration To
Be Held Aug. 30
Permits have been issued at the ' P'«** and the buddings covered
Nyssa post No. 79 of the Ameri­
P. N. Rorden of Parma rural city clerk's office during the last I by the permits issued during this
year are finished, housing will have
can Legion has sold its building
route, who lived In the Big Bend
eight months for construction of about kt,pt p3ce wlth the Increase
Purchase of Site Com­ community, died in the Nyssa Nur­ dwellings that will accommodate ¡n population. However, the city Government Not Ship­ on Fourth m eet and will soon Annual Event Sponsored
home Wednesday morning.
by C of C and Civic
was filled to overflowing before the ping now; Support Price make arrangements for construc­
pleted ; Association May sing
74 families in Nyssa.
Funeral arrangements have not
tion of a new building.
p , r_
pre.er.t building program started.
Club
Stands
During the eight months,
Seek Grant
been completed, but announcement
How many of the dwellings cov-
The post will hold a regular
mits totaling $284,183 have been I
The price of potatoes paid to meeting August 15 to decide on a I The Nyssa chamber of commerce
Artlcles of incorporation have was made that the body will be issued. This figure includes $162,- (ered by the permits have been
I started and how many have been I farmers jumped to $1.90 and $21 future meeting place and what an 1 the Nyssa Civic club will hold
been filed with the state corpora­ sent by the Nyssa Funeral home 025 for construction and remodel-
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known.
(.he annual Nyssa Kids’ day cele­
tion commissioner by the Malheur to Sllverton, Oregon for burial be- ing houses and garages and $123,160 j The residential
18 not and
business per­ I this week following a slump in action to take in regard to build­ bration August 30.
for business establishments.
Meinorial Hospital associa 11 o n, '
body of Mrs. Rorden
mits were Issued by months as marketing figures a few days ago. 1 ing a new structure. Officers in-
The entertainment will start with
Survivors include two sons and a
A .. recent , check . . of
■
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orn. Janu-
which is sponsoring a project for
Wlien the price dropped, the Pleated that the new budding will a parade to be held at 1:30 p. m.
. city water , con-
..
follows _ December.
$24,850
daughter. One son, Fred, lives at
construction of a hospital in Nyssa. Wilder.
government "stepped into the pic - 1 contain recreation facilities for on Main street. Prizes of $2. $1.50
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M-ardh $55,650, A.piil, $27,200, M J J , >ure" and started buying potatoes adults and children as well as til, and $1 will oe given tn five div-
The names of the incorporators
families during the last year, so JwariIli ,
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j Lions, pet. bicycle, float, costume
that when the government houses
are Frank T. Morgan. Robert Mc­
at $1.45. The buying by the govern­ usual quarters for meetings.
I and miscellaneous, or a total of
designed for 24 families are com- $22,100.
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Curdy and Orin Sumner.
The Legion, which sold the I $25.
ment representatives provided the
The organization is a non-profit
Impetus that started prices climb­ present building to J. C. Crlsmon. I After the parade, races will be
corporation, which will issue mem­
R e s id e n t s
bought It from the railroad com­ I held In the city park. Fifteen doll­
ing again.
berships instead of stock. It Is
.
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u a tten d c o n fer en c e
pany in 1934. It was formerly a ars ln prize money will be given
As
earlier
In
the
season,
this
authorized to transact any business
dwelling house.
to the winners ir. the races. Re­
week's price Includes the govern­
in connection with the operation
The young people of the Christ­
freshments will be provided for
of a 'hospital.
ment's
support
price
of
$1.20
per
ian churches of eastern Oregon
the youngsters.
The association, directed up to 'Injured Man Dies on way
hundred.
met for the first time on their
The children will gather a t the
Boise (Special»- The Nyssa Clowns
the present time by the Lions club,
to Hospital in Bak-
Nyssa theater for a free show to
E. C. Crandell, Union Pacific | _
own
conference
grounds
at
Cove
has completed purchase of a hos­
redeemed themselves Sunday night
er Aug. 2
agent, said Nyssa produce concerns ( j ¿1
A r id O h OD be given by the management after
lost week.
pital site from H. R. Sherwood
the park program.
fur a bad showing ln their first are shipping between 25 and 30
.southwest of Nyssa.
The churches have bought a 10-
Members of the general comm­
Warren Blodgett of Nyssa was
game here last week by handing cars of potatoes, white rose and
An
exemption
affidavit
has
been
i
acre
tract
just
east
of
Cove
in
the
....
““ “ i fatally injured in an acident In a
ittee are A. O. Wells, Sid Burbidge.
a convincing defeat to the Bohem­ russets, each day. He stated that
fded to permit the association t sawmill
o
l
hp
pmnlovpd
Mrs. Bernard Eastman and Mrs.
in which he was employed foothills overlooking the Grande
buy government surplus equipment
the government had not shipped Bid of $15,611 Submit­ W. E. Sohlreman. Gther committee
Ronde valley. Construction has ian Brewers at Riverside park.
, at Unity August 2.
at 40 per cent discount.
any
potatoes
for
the
last
three
or
Tom Holman—whose fast ball ,
members are Mrs. B. B. Lienkaemp-
' Mr. Blodgett was badly cut by a , been started on the three princt-
ted to Nyssa School
er, Mrs. J. L. Church. Mrs. Arden
. ...
lrU ‘!>al' slgm the saw in which he became entangled.1 pal buildings of the camp, a dining had been handled rather roughly four days. He estimated th at the
bill recently pa^ed by congress He die() en route tQ a hospital ln room, a chapel and a recreation
Board
Newsom, Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs.
Oraham-Petre—had the Brewer government had shipped approx-'
imately 40 cars of potatoes from
providing funds for hospLa s the
Lienkanper of the Nys- hall. Each church in the area e x -,
Leonard Huseby, Mrs. Glea Billings
.
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Nyssa.
Nyssa association, Is expected to
Punera, home brought the body pects to build a cabin on the gr- batters battled an gave
and Mrs. V. O. Anderson.
apply for a grant of money to be
Local potato shippers are Owyhee
Luther Fife of Nyssa has been
ounds to house their young people, five hits in posting the victory.
to
Nyssa.
used with funds already raised by Mr. Blodgett was born January The churches plan to use the He also collected two of the j Produce, Malheur Produce com- | awarded the contract to erect a
the organization for construction 2, 1902 in Illinois and came to grounds for conference each y ear! C]ownv n hits from Bart Thomas' pany. Max Lutz, Hartley Produce \ garage and shop building for
of a building.
company, J. C. Watson company, sohool district No. 26C of Nyssa.
and for the annual boys’ camp as |
this section about 36 years ago.
Bids were opened by the school
_
„ . . . 1 J. R. Simplot and Eastern Oregon
Survivors are two children. Billy well as the convention of the °*rer ngs.
| Second Sucker B. Hendricks > Produce company.
board at a meeting held last Thurs­
and Verla Blodgett of Nyssa his church adults.
day night and the contract was
The 110 students at the confer- paced the winners with four safe-
mother, Mrs. Emma Blodgett of
Allen C. Sherrill, formerly of
later awarded to Mr. Fife. His
Cove, uregon
Oregon; ; two s sisters,
•li*
uove,
niters, Mrs.
wrs. ence. pioneered in a real way,'ties in four tries.
by
bid was $15,611. The only other Wetser. committed suicide
n U l l d i n S r . T h o m M Burton of Elgin. Oregon according to Rev. George Whipple Nyssa
000 120 3—6 11 5
w ; nn J
f.i.
kin V T nnrinn
C irant
bid, $18.590, was submitted by slashing his throat after complet­
of Nyssa. Some slept ln tents and
; and I Mrs.
Max
Landon n of f Sweet
000 200 0—2 5 8
ing a day of work at the govern­
P a n t I Q I V l f t V P n Leslie W Stoker of Nyssa.
Prelminary ^construction looking Home, Oregon, and a brother, Law- others ln the open. Chapel and Brewers
I ltllll la ifio v e u
Work on che buUdtng
expected ment housing project on King
vester
services
were
held
along
side
Holman
and
Toblef;
Thomas
and
toward establishment of two major i ' ence Blodgett of Nyssa.
to be started immediately. Some of avenue ln Nyssa last Thusday
stream running Silver.
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industries a t Nyssa has been s ta r t- ! Funeral services were held in the the mountain
the materials have already been night.
ed Igv the*Idah 9 Canning company MetlijbdLst church Monday after- through the grounds. Mr. Whipple ■ The Clowns lost to the Graham
The Curry Produce, which has
Coroner R. A. Tacke of Ontario
and' Avoset corporation.
I noon. With Rev. H. J. Gernhardt taught in the intermediate section.' pelre tpam last Thursday night been operated in a building at placed on the grounds, where the
building will be erected north of stated that Sherrill cut his wrist,
Young people attending from
. . ..
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Avuaet has started erection of a I officiating. Miss Claudine Tomlin-
Main and Sixth streets for several the high school building.
then a vein in his elbow and fin­
Misses Mildred by a score of M * ' *
,
quanset h u t’ on the John Pratl s<>n furnished vocal and piano Nyssa were the
years, has oeen moved to a new
ally his throat in a lavatory the
Bibbey,
Florence
Bibbev,
Lucille
in*
the
Bouse
out
it
to
a
1
to
0
The
building
wiH
be
approxima­
ranch s o u t h s t Of Nyssa. jrtiere-music T h eN y ssa Funeral home
The body
1
“ ore
fivt lnft ng!f'
" T f* clnderblock block building erected tely 145 feet long, with a shop 30 evening of August 1.
the plant
cftW W rH ntM m eni ln the and Doris Sanders.
players “blew up in the sixth by Ed Wild at Sixth street and by 40 feet. In addition to the re­ was found the next morning.
temporary housing of machinery ’ Nyssa cemetery.
inning and the Boise team made Good avenue.
Sherrill came to Nyssa last
pair shop, the clnderblock building
and a temporary office. The quan- I
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all of its runs in that inning and
The new building was erected will be used for storage of 10 Thursday to work for Mel Taylor
set hut will be 50 by 100 feet In Guest* In Nyssa
the following frame.
especially for a produce business. school busses.
on a crane, but worked for Wick
sire. A steel frame set on short
Guests at the Burnall Brown
Gra'ham Petre won the first The structure contains separate
and Dahlgren Thursday while the
concrete piers set in the ground borne last week were Mrs. Brown s
half title of the Boise softball departments for cream, poultry and
crane was being placed ln operat­
at intervals and 'huge arches, also s^ er ant* husband, Mr. and Mrs.
league and is now tied with the eggs, providing a more efficient
ing condition.
made of steel, are fastened to the Uorrls Hyer; Mr. and Mrs. Cottle
title and sanitary method of handling
Sherrill, who lived with Mel Tay­
Funeral services were held Sun- Bohemian Brewers for the
foundation frame. The metal frame
J f ^ 'd a y afternoon at 2: 30 in the Meth- of the second half schedule,
the produce.
lor, leaves no known relatives. He
which wm be securely braced, will Ha*1
to SeatUe oiher ^
ebureh for J. A. Black of! The Clowns defeated the Nyssa
The cream receiving room Is
was bom near Portland 32 years
ago. Dr. Tacke said. The young
i L d 'm e U l
8
' C°rrU' X . T were Mrs CampWl £ e r Sunset valley, who died in the Holy j E.ders oh the local diamond Wed- finished with slick plaster, which
Directors of a new Nyssa credit man was a veteran of world wur
Luther Fife Is in charve of the and daughter. Beverly of Nampa. « “ “ »7 hospital ln Ontario of com- nesday night by a score of 2 to 7 Is painted blue and cream.
The building. 42 by 48 feet, also bureau were elected at a meeting II.
ere-tion
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brown, parents P r i o n s resulting from injuries to gain revenge for an earlier de-
contains a cold room, which is of Approximate 30 Nyssa business­
The body was sent to Welser
of
Burnall
Brown,
left
for
Seattle
sustained
when
he
was
thrown
feat.
Considerable lumber has been
kept cold with electric refrigera­ men In the city hall last Friday for burial.
last
Thursday
after
a
week's
visit.,
irom
a
horse-
\
The
clowns
wJ1
play
Cald'
piled on the former Felton farm Miss Pauline Brown of Twin Falls,'
**• J. Gernhardt officiated well All-Stars, who will represent tion. All of the rooms have con­ night.
northwest of Nyssa. where the who accompanied them to Nyssa, at the services. Mrs. Hilda T ensen; Caldwell ln the Idaho state tourn- crete floors.
The association directors will Special Meeting Planned—
Idaho Canning company will con­
played the piano and Miss Claudine ; ament, on the Caldwell diamond Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Curry have employ a person to manage the
Orover C. and Mrs. Fret well, rep­
struct a plant for processing sweet left for her 'home Wednesday.
Tomlinson sang. Internment was in Wednesday night of next week. The operated the business since Feb- office, which will handle credit resentatives of the American Equity
corn. A toolhouse has been erect­
reporting and through other conn­ Association of Washington, D. C.
the Parma cemetery with the Nyssa game will probably complete the 'eary, 1989.
ed. some excavating has been done Return From Trip—
ections will provide for collections, conducted a special meeting at the
season for the Clowns.
Funeral home in charge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ostrom
have
and other preliminary work started.
but will not actually make the Memorial Park in Caldwell Sun­
The Nyssa team has won 12 Nyssa Calls Missionaries—
Mr. Black, a veteran of World
George Wisner of' Wei*er hold*' returned from a visit In the east
games and lost 2 this year.
Five members of the L. D. S. collections.
day August 4. The Fretwells were
War
1,
was
born
in
Wyoming
Sept­
the contract for construction of anc* middle west. After a flve-
church here were called to be The directors are J. L. Herrlman, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
ember 24 1893. He lived near Nam­
weeks
trip,
they
returned
home
.the cannery building.
Mormon misionarles and will work Emil Stunz, A. H. Boydell, E. C. N. Pounds of Nyssa, who rendered
in a new 1947 Studebaker automo­ pa, Idaho for several years before Graduation Held—
The L. D. S. Primary association in the stake, teaching two nights Wilson, Robert Thompson, J. E. special music and gospel messages.
bile, which they boughrt in Duluth, moving to the Nyssa section about
held Its annual graduation Sunday each week and holding cottage Brower and Gordon Ray. Mr.
A like meeting Ls scheduled to
Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Ostrom, seven years ago.
Survivors are his widow, Marie evening, with *15 boys and glrLs meetings to explain their work Herrlman presided at the meeting be held at the park ln Payette,
who were accompanied on the trip
Idaho Sunday, August 11 a t 2.30
by their son-in-law and daughter, C. Black, and a brother, Orland receiving certificates from Presi­ to investigators. They were set a- as temporary chairman.
The directors meeting Monday P. M These meetings are Intended
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Boe of Boise, Black, who lives near Lake Lowell dent Ruth Bunn. Two new coun­ part and ordained for this special
selors Mrs. Elwood Flinders and work Sunday at Wetser, where night of this week elected Robert to acquaint the public with the
visited friends and relatives as in Idaho.
Mrs. Afton Roy, were installed. President Luther Fife and Archie Thompson, president; J. L. Herrl­ atrocities practiced on the help­
The Adrian chamber of comm-1 far east as Wisconsin. Mr. Ostrom
Garry Bunn and Delbert Peterson Griffin officiated. Elder Arthur man, vice president and J. E. Brow­ less victims confined in the so-
tree, meeting Thursday evening,1 s-aid crops are very good in the Visits Son—
Mr. and Mrs. Vibert Kessler have were recommended to the bLshop Hawkins was chosen to be pres­ er, secretary-treasurer. They de­ called "mental hospitals" In the
August 1, voted to complete a mem- ; middle west. He also stated that
orial to war veterans as the new people are curious about new cars as their guest. Mr. Kesler's mother, to be advanced to deacons. Mem­ ident over the Nyssa district, with cided to call the organization the United States.
of Burley. She recently visited ui bers of the graduating class gave Elders Dean Fife and Ned Hlbbert Retail Credit Association of Nyssa.
bronze plaque is now ready for in-
Go To Canada—
most of the program. Other num­ and DaiThel Pike and Ann Beus
Portland with her daughter.
Visits Parents—
stallatlon
Visit Friends—
bers were a vocal solo by Charles as missionaries.
Mrs. A. L. Fletcher and her sister.
Mrs. Ted Waite of Boise visited
The chamber, which did not meet
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner and Mrs. Clinton Stacey, of Vale left
Taylor, Jr., a piano solo, Carolyn
in July because of the meeting date Saturday and Sunday with hei Boat Club Plans Outing—
children of Parma visited at the last Friday from Boise by plane
The Nyssa Boat Club members Duffin and a talk. Rosel Hunter. Junior S. S. Organized—
falling on the Fourth of July, dis­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dames.
A junior Sunday school was or­ home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Glenn to visit at St. Marys, near Toronto,
plan an outing at Payette Lakes
cussed plans to contact the Big
ganized Sunday morning ln the Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Canada. Mr. Fletcher plans .to join
on Labor day. Last Sunday, on the Called To Salt Lake—
Bend park board members and all Going on Vacation—
other persons Interested to Invite1 Mr. and Mrs. Sid Burbidge and Snake river, eleven boats were- seen D. L. Anderson of the Owyhee L. D. S. church to assist ln solving Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Olenn MYrs. Fletcher about August 20
them to attend the chamber of three daughters will leave Saturday cruising around. There was also Drug company was called to Salt the seating problem. The children were neighbors ln Bremerton. and visit In Boston. They expect
commerce meeting September 5 on a trip to Portland and other surf board riding. The club now Lake City Wednesday to attend will meet In the cool rooms down­ Washington, where the men were to be gone about a month.
has a membership of 22 persons. the funeral of his sister, Mrs. El­ stairs until the new chapel can be employed in the Puget Sound navy
to consider improvement of the places along the coast.
The club meets the second Thurs­ mer Johnson of Sandy, Utah, built. Sixty-seven adults and 11 yard. Mr. Wagner is employed as Over-NIxht Guest*—
park.
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Mr and Mrs. A. O. Sheldon of
day each month for a business Thursday. He expects to deturn Investigators were present for the an eletrician in Caldwell and Mr
Telephone service and street Returns Home—
lighting were also discussed, with I Mrs. J. L. Church returned home meeting. Herman Towne is comm, home the end of the week. Mrs. class session ln charge of Leo Olenn Ls employed on the William 8alt Lake City were over-night
Beus farm.
Child.
Johnson had visited in Nyssa.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee
speakers emphasizing the linmed- last week after vLsiting In Ogden, odore.
They were accompanied home by
late need of street lighting.
¡Utah. She was accompanied home
Te Give Benefit—
Nice Potatoes Shown—
Mis* Lucille Sallee who will visit
Visiting Here—
A lunch was served to 16 mem- by her daughter, Mrs. Boyd Cole, To Attend School—
The Royal Neighbors of Amer­ ln Salt Lake City for two weeks.
A quantity of red potatoes raised
Rev. George Whipple, pastor of Mrs. R. F. Boggs and grandson.
bers.
and son.
the Christian church, will be absent Dee Shuster, arrived Saturday from by Tom Lowe on the Quacken- ica arlll sponsor a benefit pinochle
from the city three weeks immed Lexington, Nebraska Dec Shuster, bush ranch near Mitchell butte card party Tuesday evening. Aug­ Return* Home—
Go on Vacation—
Spend Week-end Here—
Mrs. Bernice Coad, who has been
Miss Betty Tillman of the Idaho1 Oerold and Wells Stephenaen of iately following next Sunday. He'son of Mr. and Mrs Finley Shus- were shown in Nyssa last week. ust 20 ln the I. O. O. F hall for
Power company and Miss Dorothy Ogden spent the week-end with plans to enroll In the annual j ter, has been spending the summer The potatoes were especially uni­ members and friends of Mrs. Letha visiting friends here for a week,
Jeffery. Refreshments will be served left last night for her home at
Farr of the First National bank their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H summer school session of N orth-' in Nebraska. Mrs. Boggs is Mrs. form in size
and prizes given ln the card game Bend. Oregon.
went to Payette lakes Sunday for a ! 8tephensen They returned home west Christian college, his alma Shuster's mother.
Motor To Boise—
Tickets may be secured at Brack­
two-weeks vacation. Miss Bernice Sunday, accompanied by their sis- mater, at Eugene, for graduate
Mrs. Sylvester Heiner and Mrs en's store or from any member of Baby Arrives—
King of the Payette office of the ter. Mrs. R. T. Bair, and children, courses helpful ln the ministry. Buy* Beauty Shop—
Lloyd
Lewis motored to Boise Fri­ the lodge.
Mr and Mrs. Oarlos Buchner
Mrs
Whipple
will
fill
the
Christian
Mrs
W
L.
Lane
has
purchased
who
have
been
visiting
here
for
Idaho Power company Is relieving
day
to
meet Mrs. Heiner'» sister.
are parents of a son born Sunday
the
Owyhee
Beauty
shop
from
church
pulpit
during
his
absence
Miss Tillman ln the local power three weeks.
at the Holy Rosary hospital at
Mrs. Letha Jeffery, who has oper­ “Jackie" Fullmer, who flew from Parking Violators Arrested—
office.
Nine persons were arrested by Ontario. The baby weighing 6
ated the business for three years. Salt Lake City on the United
Firemen Called—
Here from Boise—
city police officers Monday on a pounds. 10 ounces, has been named
Nyssa firemen were called to ex­ Mrs. Lane, who is now managing Mainliner Nevada ".
Mrs. Clara Davis of St. Louis,
Visit in Idaho—
charge of over-parking ttielr auto­ David Carlos.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost and Missouri and Mrs E D. Reynolds tinguish two grass fires during the the business, said she Intends to Go To Burley—
mobiles The motorist* were accused
two children spent the week-end of Boise, aunts of Mrs K. E Ker- last week No damage was caused operate a strictly modem shop
a
t leaving their c a n parked on Visit* In Bol*e—
Mrs.
Oscar
Pike
and
Lois
Ann
with
competent
operators.
by
the
fires,
one
last
Saturday
with Mrs. Frost's parents. Mr. and by. visited in Nyssa Monday. They
Main
street for more than two Mrs Emil Stunz visited her
and
Arven
Christensen
spent
sev­
afternoon
at
the
airport
and
one
Mrs J. W McDowell, at Twin were acorn panted by Mr and Mrs
eral days in Burley last week vis­ houn.
daughter. Oreta. who ta attend­
Falls.
: Austin Kerby of Boise, parents of Tuesday afternoon of this week Fly to Portland—
ing Boise Junior college at Boise
Dr. L. A Mauldin« flew to Port­ iting friends and relative*
at Third street and Good avenue
Dr. Kerby.
over the week-end.
Parent* of Hon—
land with Gordon Schmelzer, local
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Mr. and Mr*. Je*s Huffman of
aviator. Saturday and returned Parent* Of Sen—
Visit in Wilder—
The annual South Dakota ole- Examiner Coming—
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Smith are Parma ore parent* of a non bom Here From New York—
Miss Lorraine Fischer Is spend- home Sunday Dr Maulding vts-
nlc will be held ln the Memorial
A driver's license examiner will
park hi Caldwell August 18 All be on duty in the Nys*a city hall ing the week ln Wilder visiting at ¡¡ted hi* father Schmelzer flew parents of a son born August 2 at August 7 at the Nysra Nursing Mrs Elneva Caufield arrived last
former South Dakota residents a r c . Friday. August 9 from 9 a. m the home of Mr and Mrs. Frank ¡back non-stop in 3 hours and 40 the Nyssa Nursing home. The baby home The buy weighed 7 pounds, Thursday for a visit with her
niece, Mr*. Joe Maughan.
13 ouncos.
weighed 8 pounds. 4 ounces.
minutes.
1 Quigly.
to 3 p. m.
r t ^ t r L T i:
Warren Blodgett
Of Nvssa Killed NYSSA
In Mill Mishap
t
srsjrz-
Nyssa Divides
Boise Contests
Fife Will Build
arage And Sh
At Schoolhouse
j
Allen Sherrill
Takes Own Life
New Industries
Mart
>1 '
Curry Produce
Funeral Is Held
For J.A* Black
Officers Named
By Credit Group
I
invited to attand.
Adrian Chamber
To Erect Plaque