Nyssa gate city journal., October 31, 1946, Image 1

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r/ieNYSSA
VOLUME XXXXl--- KÔ.-41
Nyssa Interest
In Election Is
Rather Varied
MANY WINDOWS IN
NYSSA ARE BROKEN
Many windows have been broken
in business houses and semi-public
buildings during the last tew weeks
city officers announced.
The greatest damage has been
caused to the Bplsoopal church,
where 40 window panes were brok
en recently. Windows were also
broken in the Herriman Motor
company garage, the Masonic hall
and pump-house No. 3. Children
are believed to have caused the
damage. The Episcopal church has
offered a reward for the appre­
hension of the culprits.
JOURNAL
NYSgA, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946
County Agent
Says Malheur
Dairying Good
HEARING OF LEAVITT M v <s*-i H t w n i l i l
CASE IS POSTPONED l ^ J a ö a i i u a p u a i
The case of Opal Leavitt, admin
istratrix for the estate of Elmer
Leavitt vs. Henry T. Kondo, which
Contract Drawn
With Architect
STATE OFFICER
r OF
tt d
a
v VISITS
i« r
P. x T. A.
Traffic Hazard
Again Subject
At PTA Meeting
Mrs. Claude R. Hagey of Port-
land, treasurer of the Oregon P.
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| T. A., and Mrs. Reed Blacker, La
Rolls Will Be Open Nov­
Development Of Dairying
1,1 circuit c°urt here last Portland Man Says Site Grande. le«lonal vice president Recreational Program De­
were the speakers at the fall
ember 6 In Usual
To Help County’s
i week' was adJourrud until the Jan-
Southwest Of Town
velopments, Goals
council meeting of the Malheur
Places
Fafmers
|
uary
court
term
afler
one
of
the
Satisfactory
Discussed
County
P.T.A.
hi
Ontario
last
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! jurors, E. L. Jamieson of Nyssa,
Saturday.
Election Interest In Nyssa seems
The program of the Nyssa cham- asked to be excused because of
A contract for the architecural
Assurance was given by speakers
Mrs. Hagey told of the conven
to center about the measures to
ber of commerce Wednesday noon the sudden “ “J“ of hls wife
work on the proposed Malheur tion of the National Congress of at a meeting of the Nyssa Parent-
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Attorneys conferring on the mat-
be voted on throughout the state,
at its weekly luncheon developed ^
were v re e d on adJournment Memorial hospital was signed with Parents and Teachers, which was Teacher association in the high
the proposed people's utility dis­
into a general discussion of farm 0f the case until January in p r e ­ Roald, Harrington and Schmeer •held recently at Denver. Both Mrs. school auditorium last Thursday
trict In Malheur county and the
conditions and prospects in Mul- erence to choosing an alternate of Portland at a meeting of the Blacker and Mrs. Hagey conducted night that additional steps will be
election of four city comicilmen In
heur county, with County Agent juror. Mrs. Leavitt, whose hus- board of directors if the Malheur a school of instruction on various taken to reduce the traffic hazard
the general election to be held Fri­
Harry Sandquist leading the dis- band was killed last fall when his Memorial hospital association in phases of P.T.A. work for the confronting children required to
officers and chairmen present.
day, November.
cusslon and answering the quest- car was struck by a car driven the city hall Monday night.
Mrs. Ed flo st, president of the cross the highways near the grade
The polls will be open from 8
ions.
by Kondo, is asking damages.
Elmer Harrington was here Mon­ Nyssa P.T.A., attended the meet­ school building.
a. m. to 8 p. m. The poling places
“The thing that is really out-
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day afternoon and met with the ing.
City Manager E. K. Burton said
in Nyssa will be as follows: No. L,,
standing in the county is the
%
issociation dir«tors Monday even­
that all the state highway com­
city hall; No. 2, Eagles hall and
growth of the dairy industry”, Mr. S t U u C f l t S ( l O I M i?
ing. He inspected the proposed site
mission can do is paint'and install
No. 3, Methodist church. The
Sandquist said.
ri
of the hospital and declared it to
signs that will have a direct bearing
Dr.
H.
O.
McCalllster
of
Boise
Arcadia polls will be In the Christ­
Pointing to the great growth of
be satLsfactory. He will draw a
on the traffic situation. A state
ensen home and the Owyhee polls district superintendent of the I carlrad ¿hipments o f ^ o d u ^ T r o m
rough sketch of the plans within
sign engineer was in Nyssa last
in the schoolhouse.
Methodist church declared in an Malheur county in the last few
the next few weeks.
Thursday to study the conditions
Several field trips have been
The local veterans for council address at a sub-district meeting years, Mr. Sandquist said "along
Plans wore further developed for
and confer with city and school
committee have announced that oi Uie Men's fellowship of the
tbat ^ tba growth of the Planncd for passes of the Nyssa the renewed financial campaign, The Adrian Antelopes went score­ district officials. State police off­
they are sponsoring the candidacies, Methodist church here Tuesday dalry industry. In 1920 the county hlgh scho° 1 by iK'ho° 1 administrat- which will be started November 13. less in their encounter with the icers will assist after the signs
of four ex-servicemen for positions ' night that education and vital re- had 2500 cows in 1930 It doubled ors'
The entire territory has been
Bulldogs on the Nyssa grid- are painted.
on the city council.
I W o n must go hand-in-hand to
and in 1940 it doubled the 1 The speech class was conducted mapped and each district has been Nyssa
iron last Friday afternoon until
The comer north of the “Y" is
Elden Yergensen, manager of the produce the leadership and citizen- flgure again and now there are thr0Uirh 016 N>,;iSa theater and outlined for the solicitors.
late in the fourth quarter, when the most dangerous because vision
Owyhee Truck and Implement com­ ship that makes a good society.
roughly 14,000 milk cows. It is learned theater by Mana**r A °
they scored a touchdown and made is short, Mr. Burton .aid. Parking
Dr. McCalllster potpted out that not unreasonable to believe that Wells, who spent one and one-half
pany, was with the International
the extra point. The final score in front of the new building on
hours
with
the
youngsters.
The
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Harvester company lor live years the group of men recently hanged j you may d0uble that again between
the corner will be a problem. As
was 14 to 7 for Nyssa.
prior to entering the service. He In Germany were well schooled 1940 and 1950 thus becoming the students studied the arrangement XNCW ifl d ld * lc llS
a
result, the state highway depart­
Nyssa
took
the
initial
kickoff
of
the
curtains
and
drapes
for
served seven months in France, men, some of them educated in th e | leading dairy county in th€ state
and ran the ball back about 50 ment has asked the city to adopt
b ij universities of Germany, b u t |Thls county is a natural ln Ule j sound effects and also studied the
Belgium and Germany.
yards to the Adrian 40 yard mark an ordinance to reduce the hazard.
projection and sound equipment.
Fred Bracken, owner of Bracken's they lacked vital faith and vital j dairy industry",
The Junior traffic patrol will be
and scored in three plays. Iseri
The agriculture classes have
clothing store, traveled for an religion. History has borne out j However, the county agent said
punched the ball over on a line dressed in uniforms and equipped
overall company through eastern that such men have trained minds that improvement in dairying is made several trips to farms in the
play and also scored the extra with flags. Superintendent of
Oregon and Idaho before entering without a sound moral and spirit­ necessary, pointing out the need vicinity to study weed spraying
Wide employment gains in the point.
Schools Henry Hartley said that
and
other
phases
of
farming.
the navy, in which he served three ual foundation and have brought of greater use of testing and the
U. S. industry were foreseen by
the Junior patrol has no authority
The
Bulldogs
did
not
score
again
The journalism class will go to L. F. Livingston, manager of the
and one-half years, including two terror and distress to society.
benefits to be derived from arti­
Nampa Friday afternoon of this extension division of the Du Pont until the third period. Although over the vehicular traffic. The
“We must as men come to the ficial insemination.
in the Pacific area.
they were in scoring position sev­ purpose of the Juniors is to dir­
Lloyd Wilson, now employed b y ' practice those vital principles
Mr. Sandquist expressed the be­ week to inspect the plant of the company, in a talk before the On­
ect foot traffic.
the Amalgamated Sugar company, j of religious life that will rightly lief that dairying can be increased Idaho Free-Press as a guest of Edl- tario chamber of commerce and eral times they last the ball on
The efty manager said installa­
was traveling auditor for the In- f use our skill born out of high in the county and the row crop .t° r .,Bf r'!ard Malnwaring, who ex- guests at the Moore hotel ln On­ fumbles.
tion of a warning light would cost
In
the
third
quarter
Dick
Iseri,
ternatlonal Harvester company atj intelligence", the speaker said.
production maintained. He said tended t,he jnvltation while he was tario October 29.
end, scored a touchdown and Bell- between *2000 and *4000 and the
Great Falls, Montana before he| The church has a vital place in that livestock programs are needed | Visitmg in Nyssa several weeks a«°-
New jobs, Mr. Livingston predic­ on went over for the extra point state 'highway commission would
entered the army. He served four j the life of every community and ] to maintain productivity of the
ted, will follow in direct ratio to Jackson scored the touchdown for not allow the installation because
and one-half years, including two the men as well as the women1 sou -
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the growth and development of Adrian and Jensen made the “traffic is not heavy enough”. If
and one-half years in England and must take their place in the o r-| The county agent said “We hope I n i l l i l t l O n H e l d
new fields and to the extent that extra point on a pass.
a light were installed it would not
Germany.
,
| ganization, Dr. McCalllster said. : to have the artificial insemination 1 wa
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expanding enterprise is given “an
The outstanding players in the be paid for by the state.
Ira C. Save, owner of a farm ' At the business session three program going by the first of the B Y
( l r i <111 T . T .
economic atmosphere in which it game were the Anderson brothers,
The matter of re-routing truck
a.4V.n./vnt ~t
aU V. _ —
n
M vnaa
on
li r n r o a liu v ia r l no
m
s
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southwest
of Nyssa, ...■>.
wmch
he rents,
Nyssa m
men
were elected as officers J I 1 year”.
can live and breathe and continue formerly of Adrian, and Kayano. traffic along Good or King avenue
served in the army for two and of the fellowship for the coming j
The annual FFA initiation was to grow."
Herren did a nice Job in the back- and one of the south-side streets
one-half years, of which he spent year. They are Hugh Tobler, presi-
The speaker displayed a number field.
was discussed. Mrs. Charlie Grider
] held in the Adrian agriculture
19 months ln the Pacific area, dent; Oscar Bratton, vice presi-
of new plastics, nylon, synthetic
j building Wednesday.
The Nyssa lineup was as follows; said the truck drivers would pre­
Sage, who was employed by Gibbs dent, and Merilldean Robbins, sec-
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. I New members were made to rubber, rayon tire cord, cellophane, Toombs, center; Kayano and Orr, fer to have a truck route other
Transfer company lor several years retary-treasurer. Members will meet
flame-proof cloth and wood, ex­
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F
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] * dress’ a11 day. ln their pants four plosive rivets, and many other guards; M. Anderson and Christ­ than along Main street.
is now working at the post office, from all sections of the valley
Richard Maw reported on the
j inches too long for them with hip
ensen, tackles; D. Anderson and
Candidates running for reelection in Boise November 8 to hear Dr.,
.
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. _ chemical materials which he cited
developments in the proposed es­
D.
Iseri,
ends
Bellon,
quarterback;
to the city council are Bernard Bruce R. Baxter of Portland, bish-
Mrs. Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst
sl
nac a a 1 B’ °°xy as “examples of what Industry has
Church, fullback, and Herron and tablishment of a park and recrea­
, of Caldwell and her cowboy chal- I sh^ s'
,
,
Frost, George Sallee and R. G. op of the Methodist church.
to offer towad future employment." G. Iseri, halfbacks.
tion district. He pointed out that
Representatives from Welser, ffeur, Alvin Lee Williams, were
Tbe offlcial ceremony was held
Whitaker. Joe Sutherland has been
Pointing out that peak employ­
The Bulldogs will play Emmett the P. T. A. will not build the
nominated as the eighth candi­ Payette, Emmett, Boise and F ru it-; indicted by the Malheur county , 111 th ®. eve" " g' consisting of the ment ln chemical manufacturing
lighted Held Friday project, adding that "It oan be
v.arl°
'^ reached about 750.000 workers dur- I on . . . Emmett's
date. Four councllmen will be land attended the meeting. Supper grand Jury
jury on a charge
cnarge of
oi first
n ist repet!tlon
h b of..the
,h cre!d'
b anj Each
bov
, . . T
_
degree
murder
in
connection
with
sl
f
ec»es
members.
Each
boy,
|
night
in
the
last
game of the sea- built only under a tax program".
was served by the women of the
elected.
Petitions that will be circulated
the
1HI1W
„
f
tho
woman’,
ih,..
‘
who
joined
the
club
was
required
lng
tne
ttar-
10
tunes
tne
lala
lev
son
for
Nyssa.
tne Killing oi tne womans nus- to
. memorize the creed. , Those who ,,i
vines ton noted
While voting upon the proposed Nyssa church.
e1, \Tr
u ' Li
oivmgsion
noieo that
unu the
uie
under the sponsorship of the P. T.
An entertainment program was band, W. D. Broadhurst, chiro­ failed were only informally initiât- modern chemical industry progrès
creation of a people’s utility dis­
A. may be signed only by free­
trict, voters will also elect five presented as follow^ L jan Law­ practor and well-to-do farmer, ed.
ses “only by finding and producing
holders, who hold deeds to their
directors of the proposed district. rence, two violin numbers, accom­ Tuesday night in Vale.
properties. If 25 per cent of the
The following boys were formally things that the public doesn't now
The candidates are Fred T. Berry, panied by Mrs. C. W. Buchner; Dr. Broadhurst was killed in Mal­ initiated into the FFA as green- know that it wants."
freeholders in the proposed dis­
heur
county
while
he
was
cn
route
H. N. Black, Ensor E. Bush, Neil Mrs. George Henneman, reading:
“Twenty-five years ago, the pub­
trict sign the petitions, the pro­
Caldwell to his
Jordan hands: Charles Chapin, Charles lic didn't realize it needed cello­
E. Dawson, Oris D. Dearborn and two selections, male quartet con­ from
posal will then be submitted to
Doty,
Arlen
Fehlman,
Buddy
Hard­
sisting of Spencer Lane, Oscar Valley ranch.
William J. Jacobson.
phane
or
nylon
or
many
of
the
Four-H
amateur
night
was
ob­
the county court for its approval or
District Attorney E. Otis Smith man, Bennie Keller, Vern Mich- other materials which have be­ served at the Adrian high school rejection. If the district is approved
National, state and county can­ Bratton, Merilldean Robbins and
am, William Ratigan, Guye Sparks,
Rev. H. J. Gernhardt, accompanied has sent out extradition papers Delbert Stephens, Donald Hatt, come essentials of modem life,” Friday evening, October, 25. Pro­ by the county, an election will be
didates are as follows::
asking for the extradition of Mrs.
by Mrs. Buchner.
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Mr. Livingston said. "Consequently, ceeds amounting to *37.90 will be held.
Broadhurst from Caldwell to Ore­ Louis Hoke, Joe Viers, Bill Fer­ there are thousands of people to­ used to send the boy and girl win­
The report of Mrs. Charles
guson,
Joe
Nelson
and
Verl
P
at­
gon. Williams is already held in
day making a living in the manu­ ner of 4-H club work to summer Schwelzer, goals chairman, was
LOCAL BAKERY
terson.
the county jail at Vale.
facture and sale of materials that school at Corvallis the craning sum­ read by the secretary, Mrs. Jake
SPACE EXPANDED
Mr. Smith said his request to! „ JR 108! lnitiai ed >nf°n»Uy were were not even ideas a few years mer. Norma Jean Dterking was the
Simmons, an dwas approved by the
Governor Earl Snell of Oregon for ^
SharP„ J‘? „ " ’T T
ago."
girl winner, with Barbara Hatch organization.
John Emery, operator of the
the extradition of Mrs. Breadhurst ald uJ„on“ ' Alber Mc? ln'lls' ®'i?dy
Mr. Livingston said more than as alternate. Donald De Haven was
The county council has adopted
Sugar City bakery, and Andy Swan,
wxmld be sent to Salem immed- • Smith. Don Saxton Burter Talbot, 2.000 persons are now employed ln
the iboy, and Fred Deffer alternate. a set of six goals. They are:'
owner of t)he building, are re­
Frank T. Morgan, chairman of lately. The request will then be Yosh Umenoto, and Dee M.ttel-
making cellophane, which, until
Tickets for the show were sold
Provide an opportunity for ev­
modeling the structure to provide the Malheur county citizen's com­ sent to Governor Arnold Williams S
I Following the initiation, cokes 1929, was a small item; 2,500 mak­ by the boys and girls of grade ery adult to recognize his school
more space for the bakery.
mittee, this week urged voters to of Idaho
ing
neoprene
synthetic
rubber,
first
school in a contest. The girl win­ and
community
responsibilities
Emery will make use of the turn out next Tuesday and vote
An Associated Press story said and cookies were scrved'
made in 1931; and 3,000 making ny­ ning the prize for selling the most through membership in the local
space formerly occupied by the “No" against the PUD proposal.
__ _ earlier Tuesday ...
that
in Boise an
lon, Invented in 1938. .
was Mary Stoker, and the boy Joe unit and to share ln the work oi
Nyssa Electric company, operated
"The voters gave their verdict attorney for three sisters of Broad- NATION OBSERVES
“Many additional Jabs.” he added, Keller. The boys out sold the girls. the group through personal service.
by Mr. Wimp, as a part of his last May 17 against forming a PUD | hurst sald they would contest hts AIR MAIL WEEK
"have been created in supplying
The program for the evening was
Every member an active parti­
sales room. All of the building will ln Malheur county, and there is ^11 drawn September 25, leaving
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raw materials and equipment for announced by Mrs. Threlma El­ cipant in some conference or study
bo redecorated
and new floors no reason why their opinion should his entire estate to his widow. The
The Nyssa post office ln con- these new products, and in using liot as follows: Group singing with
group within the organization.
will be laid. Lon Root Is doing the be changed now." Morgan declared, doctor was reported to have been Junction with the postal depart-
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Mrs. T. E. Deffer leading and Bet­
Every unit working to promote
work.
“The citizens should not be sub- "worth” about *100,000, but carried ment throughout the United States
ty Jean Toomb accompanying at safety ln the home, the school and
Mr. Emery expects to Install new jected to voting on P>UD again so oniy about *3000 ln insurance.
1 ts this week observing National Here from Corvallis-
the piano; piano solo, Donna Pet­ the community, with special em­
fixtures In the front part of the soon after the defeat last May, but
A hearing for proving the wtll Air mall week, October 27 to
Miss Merry Norcott spent the erson; duct. Justine and Larry phasis on the highways.
bakery as soon as possible.
the anall group of sponsors evl- has been scheduled to be held Noevmber 2.
| week-end ln Nyssa, and was a Sun- Kreager; piano solo, Ilea Kreager;
Promotion of better health and
fh i
•! n eve VOterS WU1 relaX November 7 ln probate court in
The use of air mall was sUmu-! day dinner guest a t the 8 P .'B y -lv o ail duet, Adele Hammon and phtslcal fitness for every child,
Mother Is Iff—
their vigilance.
Caldwell. The attorney for Broad-1 lated October 1 when the rate was bee home. She is attending school j Diane Hardman, accompanied by stressing daily health habits, pur­
Mrs. Bernard Frost went to Twin
“The citizens' committee of 200 hurst's sisters said a request would reduced from eight cents to five at Corvallis.
Betty Jean Toomb; vocal solo. Myr- ity of milk and water supplies and
Fails last Friday because of the Malheur county voters said last p*. filed for continuance of the cents an ounce.
na Lane; piano solo, Avadrva Pet­ both immunization from and quar-
illness of her mother, Mrs. J. W. May that PUD is bad business fo r, hearing so that additional evi-
Postal officials said that in- Visiting Son—
erson; vocal solo. Betty Ann Def-
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McDowell. She Is expected to re­ Malheur county, and we are of the dence could be developed
j auguration of the new five-cent
Mrs. H. A. Wieneke of Portland fer, accompanied by Betty Jean
turn home this week-end.
same opinion today. We recognize
United States flag rate October 1 arrived Tuesday for a visit with her Toomb and vocal solo, David Hurt, Here From California—
in PUD a dangerous threat to all Go to Homecoming—
immediately brought a sharp rise son. Ward Wieneke. and family. Major Hudson played several num-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Olsen of
Visits M other-
taxpayers and to users of electric
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brown and in air mail volume, Raptd air
Mrs. Wieneke has been visiting ln bers on the piano accordian, which Nort*¿ Hollywood, California, Jack
Miss Twlla Crawford of Portland service. We don’t want Malheur son, Stephen, visited briefly over mail service offered for the first the
east and is en route home.
were greatly enjoyed by the aud­ W Olsen of San Francisco and
visited Saturday and Sunday with county to become afflicted with the the week-end with Mr. Brown's ( time at a low postage rate should
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ience.
Keith Olsen of San Jose were
her mother, Mrs. Ethel Crawford, same PUD troubles as in Union parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bumall stimulate commerce, they said.
) Go to Twin Falls—
E. M. Hauser of Ontario, the visiting at the home of Mr. and
and other relatives.
county, where the PUD has levied Brown. The baby remained wlthj on e business man said, “The! Mrs. C. C. Cotton left Friday
county club agent, showed Inter- Mrs. J. C. Olsen for a week and
some (45.000 in taxes, and has not hls grandparents while hts father j post offi-e department has taken j for Twin Falls where she will ----
vis- esting and educatio&l motion plc- engaging in pheasant hunting.
Leaves Hospital—
yet gone into business."
and mother attended the homecom- a leaf from the book of American it relatives. She also expects to
Mrs. Letha Jeffrey, former Ny­
Morgan said the towns of Nys­ lng of the University of Idaho at j business, reducing the air mail I visit in California for a month be- tures on South America, entitled
"Amazon Awakens".
Astrology Letcure Set—
ssa resident, has been dismissed sa. Vale and Ontario voted against Moecow Saturday.
rate and simultaneously offering | fore returning to Nyssa.
A director of the Brown Founda­
from the Brlckenridge hospital at PUD by large majorities last May,
better and faster service. A lower
flu b Meets—
tion will give a lecture Friday,
Austin. Texas. Mrs. Jeffrey's health and that the rural areas voted ag­ Guests at Big Bend—
price requires one thing to succeed Missionary III—
Members of the Owyhee Riding November 15 at 2 p. m. ln the high
is much improved.
ainst PUD by approximately 2 to I.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Walters or —larger volume"’.
Mrs. Ersel Bens, stake missionary. club met at Che home of Mr. and school building. He will talk on
"The citizens' committee urges Ontario were Sunday guests of
for the Weiser LDS stake, has been Mrs. Lloyd Marshall Friday even­ the relationship of the heavenly
Nursing Home Notes—
all voters, in both the towns and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brum bach of Observe Navy Dane.
ill the past week at her home.
ing. Among other business, plans bodies to present science. The talk
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Snyder oi rural areas, to vote ‘No’ again on Big Bend.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Fisher a t­
for a Thanksgiving dance were dls- wtll be Illustrated with slides. In­
route 2. Nyssa are parents of a the proposal." Morgan stated.
tended the Elks formal dance at Hental Clinic Planned—
cussed. A lunch was served, with terested parents are invited to
girl, bom October 26 . She weighed
Visit Relati
the Elks hall at Caldwell S atur­
The Kingman and Adrian grade Mrs. Ieonard Marshall and Mrs. attend.
4 pounds, 1 ounce.
| Juniors To Meet—
Mr and Mrs Orinyer of Eleroy, day night ln observance of Navy school will hold a dental clinic Lloyd Marshall as hostesses.
Mrs. Fred Scott of Parma and
The American Legion Juniors Illinois, who have been visiting day.
Monday. November 4, beginning |
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Attends Concert—
Louis P Thomas of Oakland, Cal- wtll meet Friday a t 4 p. m. at their daughter. Mrs. Don Sherwood
at 9 a. m. at Che Kingman school- Wins Roping P ris e -
Mrs. Glea Billings. Mrs. A1 Ku-
ifomia were dismissed from th e ' the home of Mrs E. K. Burton, and family of Hermlston. arrived V eit In Nvssa—
house Examinations will be made! Lynn Snodgrass won third place ehn, Mrs. Bernard Eastman and
nursing
home
Wednesday.
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AU slsters and daughters of vet-j in Nyssa Thursday, accompanied
Mrs. Mary Foster of Centralla, by Dr. F F. Bodmer of Nyssa, I in the calf roDing contest at the Mrs. Grant Lewis motored to Boise
Rnd
' m , Van I^icbard,on erans are lnvlt*d to attend A trip by Mrs. Don Sherwood and baoy Illinois and Mrs Marge Medlock of assisted by Mrs. Lois Olenn. PT.A. Ontario Jamboree staged by the Monday evening to attend the first
of Parma are the parents
a 9 to Baker to meet with the state They spent a few days at the H. j Salt Lake City are visiting this health Chairman. The clinic wUl Sage and Saddle club Members community concert of the season
J “*“ *1' 1 °“nc* ^ rl- born October junior chairman. Mrs Joe Boyer. R. Sherwood home Don Sherwood week with Mr. and Mrs Dean be free to school children and will of the Nyssa Riding club were ln- featuring Miss Jean Watson, con­
31 a t the Nyss. Nursing home.
I is planned for the near future.
spent the week-end a t Ny*a.
Smith
I be for examination only.
■ vlted t o . W W tT iraveiunch. tralto.
Religion Held
Vital To Life
Nys ?a Defeats
Adrian 14 To 7
On Field Trips
Are Discussed
By Livingston
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A.
Jurors Indict
4-H Observes
Amateur Night
I
Morgan Apposes
P. U. D. Proposal
J