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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, N YSSA, OREGON I lined to his bed due to a heart contest. NEWELL HEIGHTS HOUSES IMPROVED attack. Is improvtyg. His mother, Merle Kurtz enrolled at the col Mrs. Bill Smith, is still in the On lege of Idaho In Caldwell this se NEWELL HEIGHTS (S p ecia l) — tario hospital following an opera mester and attended his first *clas.^ i euruary 3 alter four years aim Cecil Smith, who has been con- tion. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. five months in the army. He and Gene Pratt February 4 at the Nys- wife are living in a trailer house g a o s M d u ~ u t * )'iftd \ on the campus. sa Nursing home. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy and The new addition to the Stanley Goulet residence is progressing ra Thurman and Ariene, Mr. and Mr. pidly. The Lore Pratt house is Wayne Piercy, Mr. and Mrs. Kreigi and daughter and Mr. and Mis about ready for a plasterer. Newell Heights basketball fans | Graham and son were guests a who ace followig the games this Sunday dinner in the Oarl Piercj winter are enjoying the season. home in honor of Mrs. Thurmai Dick Stain and Ivan Jensen rep- j of Buhl. resent this section of the Adrian! Mrs. John Borge called to set high school district on the team. Mrs. Gene Pratt and baby Fri The game Saturday night here day afternoon at the Nyssa Nurs with Vale should be a hard fought ing home. Dud Kurtz spent the week-end a home. Callers in the Kurtz homt Sunday included Myrna Snow ani two friends of Wilder, Maurici Judd and Ronald Lane. Members and friends of thi EASTBOUND Community U n i t e d Presbyteriai 8:17 am *1:20 pm 3:07 pm church are hauling gravel prepara VETERINARIAN * **6:05 pm 10:50 pm tory to pouring the basement fo. •Twin Falls local a church building. One hundrec ••Boise local ind thirty yards were hauled Mor. Box D Phone 135J day WESTBOUND from a pit near Caldwell. 5:00 am 10:05 am *2:25 pm Mrs. Carl Hill, who underwent surgery almost two weeks ago, is *8:05 pm 11:55 pm Nyssa. Oregon at home and under the care of hei •Welser local daughter, a trained nurse. DEPOT— TOWNE’S OARAGE The regular meeting of Che VFW Phone 196W ■vas held in the Norland home Dr.J.H. Berger W anted •ORMER SUNSET RESIDENT PASSEi UNSET VALLEY (Special)—Ware .as received last week of the death ,f Mrs. Eda Whitworth of Port- ind, who passed away February . Her husband, Henry C. and twe ons survive. Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth were wners of a large acreage in Sun- et valley and several of the earl ier settlers purchased their farm: rom them. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson moved ast week into the Robert Ditty .louse. Mr. Nicholson is employed jy T. FI. Brewer for the summer. Mrs. E. W. Morse of Scramentc ame Wednesday to attend the funeral of her father, Henry Ter- a. who passed away February 3. Mrs. Hubert Sharp of Bakers field, California and Mrs. Robert Ditty of Nyssa visited their cous- BUY A JEEP DEAD OR W ORTHLESS ANIMALS HORSES, C O W S, CALVES, SHEEP OR HOGS PHONE COLLECT NYSSA 1 0 2 -W — OR— PAYETTE 0180-J3 For those tough jobs Here are a few of Its many uses »T«“ Prompt Service N o te th e c h a n g e in o u r P a y e tte n u m b e r Idaho Anim al Products COM PANY February 5 with several members and wives present. The next meet ing will be held February 19 wit i Bob Kurtz as host. News has been received that Mr ind Mrs. Earl Parker have pur- hased a house and lot in Fiuitland ind will move into their new home ,oon. They farmed several years iere for Mrs. Payne. Mr. and Mrs. McDermitt and .amtly have moved back onto then anth, formerly leased by Van Me tre. Hoyh Warwick Is possibly the irst farmer to start his spring work. He has been discing last • ear's beet ground. .at tt"8 . . •Herding Stock •Fencing •Range Work •Spraying •Belt Work *Pump Water ‘ Drill Wells ‘ Delivery Work ‘ Discing ‘ Drilling * « * b“ -a. »••«vu Write for further information Trade your present car in on a JEEP Stunz Lumber Watts Motor Co. Company Phone 144J Box A ç fy p ^ ll A m erica w ill welcom e th e NEWEST CHEVROLET! Nyssa, Ore l'AGF »IV*- TH URSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947 in, Mrs. Berl Graham of Payette, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Titland were Vale business visitors Tues day. O. P. Council and Vera Faye anu Jacv'elynn and bane Wilson weit niiong those who atcciiued tint idrian-Weiser basketball game at Adrian Tuesday evening. Weisei won by three points. Magnus Ekanger has purchased a small band of sheep. He.mer Hintz was released from the Ontaro hospital Thursday and was taken to tine home of his sis- -er, Mrs. Robert Ditty of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Langley and sons were Ontario shoppers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parson are the parents of a son, James Wal- -er, who weighed six pounds. Mrs •arson and son were taken homt Wednesday from the Nyssa Nurs- ng home. Word was received last week oi he death of Lee Davis of Ontant January 30. Mr. Davis is the fabh- ;r of Robert Davis, who with hi: family, resided in the valley tht oast summer. Members of the Worthwhile club vill meet Wednesday, February 19, it the home of Martha Langley Mae Wilson will be co-hostess. Those helping H. C. Lorenser celebrate his birthday February ( at a supper given in the Kenneth Lorensen home were Mr. and Mrs Don Parker and family, Mr. ano Mrs. FTank Parker of Cow hollow, and Frank Assumendi and son Jesse. “Corky” Parker of Cow hollow spent Sunday with his uncle, Berne Lorensen. Sunday dinner guests In the Charles Ditty home were T. H Brewer of Owyhee, Mrs. John Ree ves and son, Walter, of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ditty ana family of Ontario and Dwight Dit ty of Nyssa. Leatha Diana Wilson, s m a 1. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson received a bad burn on her foot one day last week. Mrs. Hubert Sharp left FYiday evening for her home in Bakers field after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry Hintz and other relatives. Jacquelynn Wilson entertained three girl friends at a taffy pull and slumber party at her home Thursday evening. Those present were Delores Auker, Naomi Hawks and Lois Ricks of Adrian. Gabriel Astricka returned to his home Saturday evening from San Francisco, where he spent several days. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Martha KUngback in Owyhee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province were given a farewell party by friends Sunday evening at their home. They moved Monday to Caldwell. Eugene Stephens came h o m e Tuesday evening from Michigan, where he purchased an automobile Klamath avenue was graded last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen entertained at a birthday dinner February 6 in observance of H. C Lorensen’s 77th birthday. Those present for the occasion were Ed Mortensen, Oscar Malmberg, Owen Counsil, Clint Snyder, Frank As sumendi and great grand son, Ron- I aid Parker, of Cow Hollow. I The three older children of Mi. ; and Mrs. Don Parker of Cow hol low are staying at the home of I their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen, while t h e i r mother Is caring for Mrs. Frank Parker, who Is ill. ary 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and February 20 from 8:30 to 12, noon, ana in the courthouse in Vale February ¿0 from 1 to 5 p.m. ing at home. Business visitors in Ontario Wed nesday were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carskadon, who farmed in this community for several years, left Tuesday for Twin Falls, where they bought e farm. Venetian Blinds Baked Enamel Finish Metal Slats—No Labor Charge Nyssa Furniture Company Phone 149-W Income Tax Man Coming— A representative of the state tax commission will be in Malheur county next week. He will be in the Moore hotel in Ontario Febru Notice To Taxpayers You have 15 days in which to file your per sonal property report to this office. W e thank you for your cooperation. E. P. Hendrix Malheur Co. Assessor M/CK£Yaf»d U/S MA &R bn Pft, VhvxNOO to O K rubber IF YOU DONT KNOW SHftLL I TEU. NOu ft bout little - r e o RlOlNCr HOOD OR ClNDtRtLLFV -ÍE.U. ME ft STOWN ? Ä w elders ftNN S IO ftlE S R g cx rf b u f f a l o B il l * think ILL 0 0 OUT an ' V i m T vsitm 'R over ! GRAN* POP SEZ :- A layer of Orade A Truck Quality Rub ber will dispell your blowout “gloom” when you have your tires recapped at O.K. RUB BER WELDERS __ finest recapping and tire repairing service in the city of Nyssa. mo.K. RUBBER P J L WELDERS CAR, TRU CK-TRA CTO R new TIRES R E CAP P I N G & REPAIRING PHONE 5 M NYSS6.OREGON BILL MARSH IS INJURED IN SHOP COLUMBIA AVENUE (Special)— Bill Marh was injured in his shop Saturday while working on a car. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Jake Groot home at Arcadia were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen at tended the box social given for the members of the Owyhee Riding club at the Oregon Trail school house. Mrs. Web Pennie. who recently underwent a major operation at the Ontario hospital, is recuperat- S e e it a n d y o u se e B IG - C A R Q U A L IT Y A T L O W E S T C O S T But in case you need replacements or new pipe and fittings you wiil find them here. 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