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NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946'
JOURNAL
STATION TO
PLANS COMPLETED Widow Denies
DU PONT LECTURER SHOWS Contract Given
Architect Will RADIO
BE OPENED IN MONTH Nyssa To Play
FOR
DANCE
Draw Plans For Offering what promises to be Adrian Gridmen NEW SUPER LIGHT PLASTIC To Knottingham Plans HOBO
Implication In
have been completed for
commercial, industrial, ci­
ball to be held by the
Nyssa Hospital complete
Doctor Slaying
For Water Main the Nyssa annual
In Hattie Here
fire department In the Wyssa
vic and social radio coverage for
Directors And Solicitors
To Meet In City Hall
Monday
—r
Saturday night, Octo­ Two Are Held In Connec­
the entire Snake River valley, Gor­ Bulldogs Lose To Burns
Bid Is $6027.50; Line To gymnasium
don L. Capps, manager of this Team By Score Of
ber
26.
Be Laid On Main St. The event this year will be tion With Murder In
area’s pioneer radio station, KSRV,
Malheur Co.
And To Tank
7
To
6
announced Tuesday evening that
featured by the hobo theme, and
A representative of a Portland the policy of KSRV would be dir­ The Nyssa Bulldogs will play
Jerry Knottingham of Boise was $30 in prizes will be awarded to Mrs. Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst
firm of architects will meet with ected to promote the interests of their last home football game oi
awarded a contract by the city the persons appearing in “the best” of Caldwell, charged with the mur­
the board of directors of the Mal­ the Snake River valley as an in­ the season Friday at 2:30 when
der of her husband. Dr. W. D.
council at a meeting Friday night or "the worst" costumes.
unit.
heur Memorial hospital association tegral
Broadhurst, prominent rancher and
A
six-piece
orchestra
will
fur­
to
lay
a
section
of
water
main
in
they
met
the
Adrian
Antelopes.
an illustration of this policy In their last game, the Bulldogs
chiropractor, denied Wednesday
nish music.
in the city hall Monday night at of As valley-wide
Nyssa.
bite rest for all pro­
8 o'clock to discuss plans for the grams Capps cited Town Topics, lost to Burns on the Burns field
that she had “done or said any­
Knottingham, who bid $6027.50,
will lay the water main near the
thing" .that would have aided in
construction of the hospital and a newly formed half hour show by a margin of one point, 7 to 6,
south side of Main street from
the slaying of her husband on a
(4:45-5:15 p.m.), which will dally last Friday.
other phases of the project.
First street to Seventh street and
road leading to his ranch in Jor­
the economic and social Nyssa scored in the second quar­
The board expects to give a con­ feature
a line from Main street to the
dan valley, Malheur county, last
highlights of Weiser, Payette, Nys­ ter on a pass from Iserl to Iseri
tract to draw plans to the firm of sa,
high elevation tank along Second
week.
Vale,
New
Plymouth
and
Fruit-
and
then
plunged
the
line
for
the
Roald, Schmeer and Harrington. land; each town being featured
street. The city will furnish the Max Taggart of Ontario explain­ Albert Lee Williams, Mrs. Broad-
The association must have plans one-half hour weekly. The thirty extra point, but the team was pen­
cement asbestos pipe for the pro­
hurst's 23-year-old chauffeur, is
and a site and have made other minutes will be devoted entirely to alized on the play for an offside.
ed the basic school support fund also
charged with first degree mur­
arrangements before it can apply the publicizing of current civic and The Bulldogs failed to convert on Larry F. Livingston, manager ject.
Under the contract. Knottingham measure to be voted on November der in Malheur county.
the second attempt making the
for federal funds.
of the Extension Division of E. I. is required to start work Novem­ 5 at a meeting of the Kingman
Mrs. Broadhurst has refused to
with particular stress score 6 to 0.
The meeting will also be attended social the events
exhibition of local talent Burns made an offensive drive I du Pont de Nemours and Com­ ber 1 and finish the job by De­ Kolony PTA Thursday, October 17. sign an extradition waiver and her
by solicitors who will seek addition­ for
pany,
in
his
demonstration
of
31.
the program.
Mr. Taggart pointed out that attorney said he and his client
in the third quarter for a touch­ products of industrial chemistry, cember
al funds for the hospital construc­ on Capps
Other bidders and their bids were the bill should be of interest to wanted a hearing before any action
continued that as a mem- down and made the extra point. exhibits
tion. Approximately $25,000 has Iver of Inland
articles made of poly- as follows: Thomas McCorkle Con­ every taxpayer In Malheur county is taken on extradition proceedings.
Radio Inc., KSRV I The Bulldogs took the ball again j thene, best
been raised by local committees. I will strive to serve
insulator for high- struction company of Boise. $7032.- as it would ask the state to pay She is held in the Caldwell Jail.
entire area , and went to the six-inch line in | frequency electrical
As 50 solicitors have been named, of the Snake River the valley
as 50; Quinn Brothers and Robbins $50 per school census child to each Oregon officials expect to start
the final quarter, but on the next | used in radar and circuits
only a short time will be required a roll broadcasting day that with
television of Boise, $10,100, and Chester T.
extradition proceedings with the
will play the referee ruled that Nyssa equipment. He shows how
district.
to complete the solicitations. The appeal to the entire valley comm­
I
Lackey
of
Ontario,
$10,980.50.
governor of Oregon immediately.
The
business
meeting
was
open­
failed to cross the goal line for a 1 of polythene floats. Tubing is block
rural area has been divided into unity.
for
ed by Mrs. Louise Hill, vice presi­ The denial issued by Mrs. Broad­
touchdown, o
16 districts for the campaign.
electrical insulation, and sheets
Station KSRV will initiate broad­ Nyssa’s starting lineup was as for containers and the packaging CHAMBER OPPOSES dent, who heard the minutes and hurst through her attorney, Cleve
Soliciting will be started about casts
during the next month and follows: Center, Toombs; guards
report. Mrs. Carl Hill, Groome reads:
November 15 and is expected to be will
FORMATION OF PUD treasurer's
operate on a channel of 1450 Orr and Kayano; tackles, Christ­ of foods.
newly-elected president, then took "On behalf of Gladys Broad­
completed by the middle of De­ kilocycles.
of the meeting. The mem­ hurst, widow of the late Dr. W. D.
ensen and Lowe; ends, Iseri and
cember. ,
The Nyssa chamber of commerce, charge
Present members of the staff Anderson; quarterback, Bellon;
bership
reported 50 paid Broadhurst and as her attorney I
meeting Wednesday noon in the members chairman
include Mr. Capps, manager; John fullback, Church, and halfbacks,
to
date,
with a number wish to make the following state­
Gate City cafe, passed a resolution of prospective members
W. Powell, La Grande, announcer; Herren and G. Iseri.
yet to be ment:
opposing
the
proposed
formation
“That she maintains that she.
Charles Harland. Ontario, chief
contacted, o
of
a
Malheur
county
people’
s
util­
engineer; Ted P. Loud, Eugene, NYSSA FROSH-SOPHS
Larry F. Livingston of the Du ity district.
Mrs. Lane announced that the has not at any time had anything
to do with any speech, action or
.lews reporter.
company will deliver an ' add­ The attitude of the chamber serving of hot lunches will be start otherwise
LOSE TO VALE 12-7 Pont
with any person whatso­
ed November 3. The lunch will be
members
was
that
the
matter
was
ress
on
the
subject
of
"World
oi
ever
and
has not done or said
FROM THE BULLDOG
a
complete
meal
served
to
all
child­
in the spring and that ren. As tills type of lunch requires anything which
The Nyssa frosh-soph football Tomorrow” at a dinner meeting rejected
would aid or abet
The freshmen won the one-act
result should be considered a more equipment, Mrs. Lane is ask­ or which would lead
team lost to the Vale scrubs by to be held in tile Moore hotel in the
to the attack
play contest of the Nyssa high
mandate
from
the
voters.
a
score
of
12
to
7
Tuesday
on
the
upon, slaying or death of the late
Ontario
at
7
p.
m.
October
29.
ing
anyone
who
has
an
extra
tea­
school with their presentation in
The
proposal
will
be
voted
upon
Nyssa field.
W. D. Broadhurst.
the Nyssa gymnasium last Friday
his talk, Mr. Livingston at the general election November spoon. saucer or fruit dish to do­ Dr. "That
The Bullpups scored quickly af­ will During
their marriage was the
nate
it
to
the
school.
night.
5.
show
samples
of
plastics,
ny­
B. Winslow, superintendent ter the first kickoff on line Urives. lon. insecticides and various other
result of a long mutual adminlra-
The
musical
numbers
on
the
pro­
The sophomores took second of M. schools
Pass, Oregon, Wilder carried the ball for the
gram were furnished by Lynn tlon for one another extending over
place, the seniors third and the declared in at a Grants
articles manufactured by the
talk at a meeting of touchdown and the extra point, j new
laurence, who played two violin 20 years. That their family life
Juniors fourth.
Lions club Monday noon that Vale scored twice in the fourtn Du Pont company and will ex­
solos, and Spencer Lane, who sang since their marriage (last May 21
The sophomores won the ticket the
plain
how
each
Is
made
and
the
passage
of
the
basic
senool
sup­
quarter,
making
the
first
touch­
two solos. "Smilin' Through" and in Reno, Nev.) has been that of
selling contest, having sold more port fund measure in the November down as a result of a blocked punt future uses of It. The Ontario
"Resolve". Both men were accomp­ mutual adminlratlon, love and af­
tickets to the plays than the other election would mean that every and the other on a series pf line meeting will lie sponsored by the
at the piano by Mrs. Carlos fection for one another and at all
classes. Thfc froth tOck second, youngster in Oregon would "get a bucks.
Ontario Corns, «solal club, which A new dormitory unit at the Un­ anied
times has been of the highest stan­
Buchner.
the Juniors third and the seniors good education."
will
invite
guests
from
Vale,
Ad­
The Nyssa lineup was as follows: rian, Nyssa. Weiser, Payette, Fruit- iversity of Oregon will be named Mrs. Judd, program chairman dard of Amerioan life."
fourth. Ticket sales amounted to Malheur county, he said, would Center.
Endow; guards, Kayano
after Stanley Eugene Ray, late son announced that at the November District Attorney E. Otis Smith
$314.
New Plymouth and Emmett. of
by the provisions of the and Itamura; tackles, Anderson land,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray of meeting “Safety" Davis of Boise of Malheur county, Oregon, who
The senior class, using it's vet­ benefit
Mr.
Livingston,
manager
of
the
and
Chadwick:
ends,
Horn
and
bill
as
it
has
more
pupils
in
pro­
brought the charges, said Mrs.
eran actons, provided many laughs portion to its assessed wealth than Holcomb; quarterback, Flanary;, extension division of E. I. du Pont Baker, former Nyssa residents, who will show motion pictures, as part Broadhurst
was taken in custody
was
killed
in
action
on
Iwo
Jima
of
a
safety
project.
The
music
will
with it's selection "Wildcat Willie the state average.
de
Nemours
and
company,
is
a
fullback, Wilder, and halfbacks, graduate in engineering of the in world war II.
at her home in Caldwell.
be
furnished
by
a
Mexican
orches­
Gets Brain Fever." John Barthol- Speaking of education, Mr. Win-1 Schtreman
and Ray.
Smith said Williams made a
and Mrs. Ray received word tra from the labor camp. The meet­ complete
oma, in the leading role, gave
University of Washington. Follow- last Mr. week
said “Education is an invest­
confession to him and to
ing
will
be
held
November
21
In
from
the
university
of
the
some amusing speeches and groans.1 slow
ment; not an expense. The stan­
Oregon State Police Sergeant Wal­
the
Adrian
¡high
school
building.
honor
being
paid
their
son.
The
The part of his sister had all the dard
living in various countries
STATE HIGHWAY
ter Walker and other officers.
dormitory units, occupied primar­
pep in it that June Savage could the of world
is in direct proportion
Williams, a Parma, Idaho, youth
ily
by
veterans,
are
being
named
BUILDING
ALTERED
give. Jack Atkeson as Willie's besl of
the educational systems of those
who also worked part time on the
after
former
Oregon
students
who
friend was as soothing a personality to
Eduoatio is the greatest
Broadhurst cattle ranch near Jor­
state highway department made the supreme sacrifice for
as any person with brain fever countries.
most efficient business in this Grant Rinehart has started tak­ is Tlie
dan Valley is in custody at Vale.
remodeling
its
building
at
First
their
country
during
the
war.
Stan­
could ask for. Patsy Gwynn, and and
town or any other town. It costs ing the school census in the Nyssa and Main streets and will use it ley Eugene Ray was one of the
He led searchers to the body of
fedrienne Peterson were convincing­ an
average of 16 cents an hour school district.
Broadhurst who disappeared Mon­
10
men
to
be
so
honored.
as
a
maintenance
shop.
The
build­
ly rattled and fuzzy-brained indi­ to keep
your youngster in school.” “The school census is a very in- ing will be used principally for Twenty-two years of age at the Eight candidates have filed peti­ day while driving from his Cald­
viduals in their roles as sisters of Mr. Winslow
tions
for
the
four
vacancies
to
discussed the gen­
time of his death March 4, 1945, occur on the city council at the end well. Idaho, farm to Jordan Val­
storage of equipment.
two of Willie's friends. Robert
matter and should receive night
history of school development portant
ley.
Stanley
Ray was a second lieuten­ of the year.
The
partitions
have
been
re­
Pharaoh, new talent, played Ver­ eral
the
full
cooperation
of
everyone
Oregon and told how the schools interested In the financial welfare moved and other changes made ant In the
Smith said "Mrs. Broadhurst
3rd
marine
division.
He
non, another pal and was the In
The terms of Bernard Frost, R. and Williams conspired in the slay­
was
born
at
Nyssa,
attended
high
in
the
building,
which
was
used
for
proud bearer of three coveted tick­ are “By financed.
of
the
district”,
Superintendent
of
basic school fund we Schools Henry Hartley said. “It is several months as business quarters school there, where he excelled In G. Whitaker, George Sallee and ing.”
ets to the current movie. Dorothy hope to the stabilize
Grant Rinehart will expire and The prosecutor gave this version
the financial on the basis of this census that by the Shelton dairy.
athletics, and later was graduated Frost,
Bartholoma, as Willie's and Gladys' structure so that school
Whitaker and Sallee are of the slaying as told to him by
boards can the school fund is allocated. This
from
the
University
of
Oregon.
He
mother, was an “easy to lead" per­ plan their school programs
candidates
for re-election.
system­
Williams:
enlisted
In
the
marines
In
June,
son, which helped the plot con­ atically". Mr. Winslow said.
district will receive $10 from the DUNCAN APPOINTED 1945.
Other candidates are Lloyd Wil­ Williams learned Sunday that
siderably. And Doris Beers as a In general, the purpose of the county for every child between the MUNICIPAL JUDGE
son, Fred Bracken, Ira C. Sage. Broadhurst was going to his ranch
school teacher, Miss Bond, was measure Is to provide more equal ages of four and 20 residing in the
Joe Sutherland and Elden Yer-
.Continued on Page 5)
the cause of it all. A naturally dig­ opportunity for education in the district on the 25th of October. The city council has appointed COUNTY COUNCIL
genen.
nified person, Doris played this role various counties of the state. There Last year we received $14.688.23 Felton Duncan as police judge to OF PTA TO MEET
Pour councilmen will be elected.
Nyssa Nursing Home
with ease. The end of the play, is a great variation among the from this fund. This money enters succeed Frank D. Hall, resigned.
The
three
receiving
the
the
high­
Mr.
and
Paul Heldt of Nyssa
featuring “Epsom Saits," was unex­ counties in ability to support the general fund of the district Mr. Duncan will assume his new The Malheur County Council of est number of votes will serve for are parents Mrs.
son bom October
pected and was an excellent con­ schools because the populations and and reduces taxes by the amount duties November 1, with office Parents and Teachers will hold Us four years and the man receiving 18. The baby of a weighed
7 pounds,
clusion.
collected".
regular fall meeting at the Conk­ the fourth largest number of votes 7 ounces.
are not unform. If the bill The names of all children be­ quarters in the city hall.
The Juniors presented “Grandma wealth
Is passed. Mr. Winslow said, the tween the ages of four and 20 Judge Hall has been holding the lin school building in Ontario Sat­ will serve for two years.
A girl was born October 20 tc
Pulls the Strings” and placed Joyce state
will be able to secure and re­ should ‘be Included In the census. position temporarily. He will re­ urday, October 26 at 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewellen of
Bair in the title role. Joyce play­ tain better
tain his position as justice of the Mrs. Claude R. Hagey, Portland, Visits Son—
teachers.
Bonita, Oregon. She weighed 7
ed well the part of the undoubt-
The group Includes any child whose peace.
state treasurer, and Mrs. Reed Elmer Renstrom of Nampa visited pounds, 144 ounces.
able leader of the family. The real
parents
reside
in
this
district
and
Blacker, LaGrande, regional vice his son, Kenneth Renstrom, Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of
acting sensation was supplied by CLERKS NEEDED
who has not yet reached the age Here From Bend—
president, will conduct a school
Parma are parents of a daughter
Marjorie Bishop whose portrayal IN NYSSA OFFICE
of 20. Parents of children of such Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beam of of instruction. All P. T. A. offi­ day.
weighing 7 pounds, 54 ounces. She
of the sentimental 12-year-old, Hll-
ages who do not have children In
spent 10 days with his cers and chairmen are especially Here From Portland—
was born October 20.
degard, was really good. Laurel The post office department has school are urged to contact Mr. Bend
mother. Mrs. Clara Beam. They invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Eldredge
Willis played Nona, who was the extended the time for civil ser­ Rinehart or Mr. Hartley.
of Portland are visiting this week Picture Show Planned—
proud owner of a new fur coat vice examination applications for Mr. Hartley said he expects the returned home Monday.
Study
flub
Meets—
with Mrs. Eldredge's mother, Mrs. Religious motion pictures will be
and was an extreme cynic. Julia, substitute clerk, post office ser­ census figure to run between 1600 Here From Idaho—
The
Catholic
Study
club
met
shown at St. Paul's Episcopal
portrayed by Lois "Bybee, was the vice. to November 4 because of In­ and 1700 on the basis of the In­ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Renstrom had Monday evening at the home of Betty Forbes.
church Tuesday night, October 29
role of a girl attempting to get sufficient applications. The dead­ creased enrollment as compared as visitors over the week-end Mr. Mrs. Herman Towne.
To Attend Convention—
at 7:30 under the auspices of the
engaged, but with more help from line was originally October 2t.
to last year. The census last year and Mrs. Pat Potter of Nampa,
Dr. J. J. Sarazin will leave Fri­ church. The public is invited to
the family than she wanted. Ix>i3 Nyssa is among the large number lr. the Nyssa and Arcadia districts Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Kieth of Burley, Go to Utah—
day night for Chicago to attend attend the show. The church's nev/
was made for the part. Reid Oamp- of towns In Oregon where addit­ was 1300.
Idaho
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jack
Kieth
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
Jensen
left
American convention of railway projector will be used for the first
(Continued on Page 6)
ional postal help Is needed. The
of Shoshone. Mrs. Jack Kieth of Tuesday for Ogden. Utah on a bus­ surgeons, representing all railroad time.
Nyssa post office needs two regu­ Hunting Here—
Shoshone is a sister of Mr. Ren­ iness trip. Mr. and Mrs. Gordan lines in the nation. He will be
Returns From Trip—
lar clerks and one substitute clerk. Dr. Elgin Roberts and Clarence strom.
Ray were In Ogden over the week­ away from Nyssa one week, re­ H im From Nevada—
D. L. Anderson returned Wed­
Roberts of Bountiful. Utah and |
turning Monday, November 4. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Thompson
end on business.
nesday from a three-weeks trip Guests from Salem—
Earl Anderson of Brigham City. Visiting Here—
Sarazin
and son. David, will acc­ and David of McDermltt, Nevada
to the east. While away he visited Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Long have Utah are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don McClellan of Return Home—
ompany
him.
called on Nyssa friends Saturday.
his son, who is in the service at as house guests this week Mr. and Ira Ure while hunting in this Coquille are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hickenlooper
Mr Thompson, a former Nyssa
Boca Raton. Florida. He also went Mrs. B. E. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. vicinity.
Robert Long. Mrs. Oscar Golden returned to their home In Ogden Here From Portland—
resident, was assistant postmaster
to Miami and Salt Lake City. He N. E. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs.
of Lebanon is visiting at the home Monday after spending several days Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson of when Miss Lizzie Thompson was
was accompanied to Salt Lake City Roy Harland of Salem.
Hunting Here—
of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson. here visiting at the home of Mr. Portland were week-end guests of postmistress.
by his wife and children. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Long and
and Mrs, Sherman Bybee. Hlcken- Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin.
Anderson, who has returned to Join Relatives Here—
daughter arrived here last Thurs­ Visiting Relatives—
loopers have also been visiting In
Visits Here—
Nyssa. visited relatives in Salt Lake O. W. Forbes and brother. Alien day from Dallas. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ross of Vancouver, Boise and Fairfield, Idaho.
Girls In Portland—
Mrs. Paul Bralnard of Los
Forbes, arrived in Nyssa Friday to Mrs. Bud Hart of Salem arrived British Columbia, arrived last Tues­
City for two weeks.
The
Misses
Betty
and
Patty
Angeles,
who is visiting her brother,
Join Mrs. O. W Forbes and daugh­ Sunday. The visitors are guests day to be with her mother. Mrs. Former Residents Visit—
Shaw, daughters of Mr. and Mrs
TTiurston of Payette, was a
ter, who have been visiting rela­ of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomp­ Ada Hewlll of Payette, who Is re­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Thomas Ben Shaw, who were In Portland Mr.
To Show Pictures—
guest Wednesday at the H. R.
Rev. R. O. Chandler of Cald­ tives here for some time.
son while hunting In the county. cuperating from an operation. Mrs. of Oakland. California, former Nys­ with the Malheur county 4-H Sherwood home.
well will present motion pictures
Ross, a sister of Mrs. Bernard East­ sa residents, are visiting friends group, attended several banquets
Returns To Wyoming—
of the American Sunday School Ex-Tear her Visits—
man. plans to visit In Nyssa.
given by various business concerns Visits Parents—
here.
union Sunday. October 27 at 8 pm. Irshal Davis, former music In­ Edwin Miisgrave of Rawlins.
during the Pacific International Robert Ure spent the week-end
in the Methodist Community structor in the Nyssa schools. Is Wyoming, who has been visiting leave For New Home—
Ret urn from Trip—
Livestock exposition The girls' fat with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
church. A regular worship service visiting friends here. He Is now at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr and Mrs. Clay Doolittle haw hereford calf, which they exhibited Ira Ure. He returned Monday to
in
charge
of
music
in
Che
Aber­
John
Muhphy,
for
three
weeks
will also be held. The public Is
left Monday to make their home returned from a month's visit In at the show sold for 35 cents a Corvallis, where he Is attending
deen, Idaho schools.
left for his home Sunday.
invited to attend the services.
on a ranch near Sumpter.
pound or a total of $300 at auction. Oregon State college.
P.T.A. Hears Of
School Measure
Livingston To
Talk In County
Frosh Take
Play Contest
School Support
Bill Approved
U Of O Honors
Stanley E. Ray
School Census
Work Is Begun
Eight Seeking
Council Post