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The NYSSA
VOLUM E X X X X II
NO. 31
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, TH U RSD AY, AU G U ST 14, 1947
Leseberg, Stoker 1™5MAN f i e r c y
fJ? nyssa passes 10 Ontario Beats
f,
.
.
REPORTED TO HAVE Nyssa Chamber
(.iven Contract
CASE OF PARALYSIS Endorses Road ' a f t e r l o n g il l n e s s Nyssa Nine By
For Street Job Thurman Piercy of Adrian, son Work in County! Mrs- Man?° M ,ver Hunting, wife
Score o f 4 to 2
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy, be-
v
1 of J. W. Hunting of Nyssa, died |
Nyssa Men Bid Low ; iueVedp ia iiL 'Ufi i rlr^.M0,m
!Meeting
M ill Be TV Held , at
at 3. her
hon’e w~t11of N.V3sa,funJav Nyssa
Gains Only Five
paralysis, is receiving treat-
n
f, M
p in. after a lingering illness.
vJUn. \
Work W ill Be Started cue
ment in a Bol.se hospital, where
^ 01 I Urpose O t D lS -
M
Hits Against Pltch-
Mrs. Hunting
Hunting was
was bom
bom in
in tier-
Ger
This Fall
ing O f Henderson
lie is reported to have been placed
cussing Matter
many 65 years ago and came to the
T h e Ontario branch of the Unit­
ed States National bank of Port­
land have bought the city of Nys­
sa street intersection bonds atn-
ounting to $35,000, and the water
works Improvement bonds, amount­
ing to $90,000.
The other bidder was the main
branch of the First National bank
of Portland.
On the street intersection bonds
the United States National offered
an Inter) «¡t rate of 2 'a per cent
and a premium o f $19.95 with ac­
crued Interest and the First Na­
tional bid par and accrued interest
with an interest rate of 244 per
cent for the first 10 years and
2 3/4 per cent Interest fo r the last
10 years.
On the water works bonds the
United States National bid par and
accrued interest and $162.90 pre­
mium with interest at the rate of
214 per cent. The First National
offered par and accrued interest,
with a $71.10 premium and Interest
rate the same as on the other
bonds.
CANNERY WORKERS
MUST HAVE CARDS
A ll persons applying for employ­
ment with the Idaho Canning com­
pany must have their social securi­
ty account number cards, according
to F. M. Moss, manager of the com­
pany.
"Unless a worker furnishes hts
correct
social
security
account
number and name exactly as shown
on his card, he will not receive
credit under social security for this
employment. This may result In
serious loss to the worker or his
fam ily of future social security
benefits,” Mr. Moss explained.
A worker will always keep the
same number. I f there has been a
change of name since getting his
card, he should apply for a change
on his wage record with the social
security administration.
Application blanks for original
or duplicate cards may be secured
at the time-keepers window at the
cannery or at Idaho state employ­
ment oflices, located in Payette at
210 north 8th, or at any post o f­
fice.
Convalescent—
Dismissed from the Holy Rosary
hospital in Ontario, where she was
taken Saturday for medical atten­
tion, Mrs. Henry Hartley is recover­
ing at her home from a severe case
of influenza.
Daughter Born—
Mr and Mrs. Bob Richardson
are parents o f a daughter born
Sunday, August 10 tn the Holy Ro­
sary hospital at Ontario. The baby
weighing 8 pounds. 8 ounces, has
been named Darlene.
Picnic Planned—
The Vale. Nyssa and Ontario
Masonic lodges and auxiliaries have
set their annual picnic for Sunday.
August 24 at the railroad park in
Ontario. A program of sports and
entertainment has been planned
by committees.
Return to Home—
Mrs. C. C. Hunt and her daugh­
ter, Mrs. Merritt C yc lin g , former
Nyssa residents, left Tuesday for
their home In Twin Palls after a
three-day visit at the borne o f Mrs.
Hilda Tensen.
NYSSA SHIPS OVER
HALF OF POTATOES
DUG ON OWYHEE
Crew O f 150 Is Canning
Corn; Good Quality
Is Indicated
United States when she was one
The Nv'sa baseball team, fresh
The parent«, on a vacation in ' The Nyssa chamber of commerte year old. .She moved to this com­
j
from
a 4 to 2 loss to Ontario last
The Idaho Canning company
Montana, were notified of the ill-1 meeting at a luntheou Wednesday munity lo years
_ _ ago
__ She us surviv
Sunday, will meet the top- notchers
Figures recently compiled here
plant, Nyssa’s newest Industrial
neS n by Tbu™ an's brot“ " . Wayne.
endon* d a tentative program i^ , b y ' h(.r b. drand’ and a daughter
reveal that Nyssa is the biggest
f the Idaho-Oregon league on the
When he became suddenly ill (Tor improvement of roads in the! j 0, ,i Hunting,
establishment,
started
operation
shipping point in Malheur coun­
iast week while trucking potatoes,I the county and authorized the) The body was sent to Portland Nyssa diamond Sunday. The locals
this week canning corn, with ap­
ty.
will
open
their
last
game
of
the
.le ic y was taken to a doctor in | president to appoint i» u members Tuesday night for cremation. The
proximately 150 employes at work.
During July 1125 cars of po­
rarma and was then sent on to lo meet with representatives ol Nyssa Funeral home was in charge. season with Wilder at 2:30 p.m.
tatoes raised on the Owyhee
The cannery, located on the for­
Nyssa will play Payette in a
, ' e . He “
J'ears °*d-
cnarnbers of commerce and Urang- No services were held here
project were shipped from Nys­
league game on the Payette dia­
I f the case is polio, it is the first es and with the county court m
mer Felton farm northeast of Nys­
sa, Ontario and Homedale.
mond Friday night, begining at
developed in this county this year. an effort to solve the county s
sa, was opened Saturday with a
Nyssa shipped 610, Ontario
8:30.
• oad luiancing problem.
short run to give the management
312 and Homedale 213.
The
Ontario
aggregation
lost
no
Harold Henigson and Frank M or­
and employes an opportunity to
Nyssa ships out and ships in
time in whacking out three hits
gan were appointed to attend the
test the machinery and make ad­
more goods than all of the
from the offerings o f Nyssa’s pltcS-
meeting wh.ch will be held in Vale
justments.
other towns in the county com­
r, Wohlcke, but he stayed the
within the next two weeks.
After the start of the regular
bined.
route without having much difficul­
T oe county court Is proposing a
run Monday, Fred Moss, head of
Mrs. Donald M. Graham, well-
tax levy of 10 mills a year tor five known resident o f Nyssa for many ty. On their three hits in the first
the Institution, said “The plant is
inhing, the visitors scored one run
Bonnie Krassly, daughter of Mrs consecutive years for tne purpose years, died in the Holy Rosary hos­
getting into full production with a
and duplicated their feat in the
of
raising
money
tor
road
im
­
Marion Chard of Nyssa. was seri­
pital in Ontario early Monday fol­ second. Ontario hit again In the
nice quality of corn. The new em­
ously injured and her companion, provement and maintenance. The lowing an illness of several weeks.
ployes are getting accustomed to
third frame, but made no score,
ievy
would
raise
an
estimated
$1-
Betty
Byers, was bruised and
their Jobs and the operations are
Mrs. Graham ¿became 111 about and went hitless in the fourth and
hocked when they were struck by JOO.OOO in five years.
smoothing out. The company ex­
three months ago and complica­
County Commissioner John Cald­ tions arising from a major opera­ fifth.
in automobile driven by Toki Kita-
pected some Interruptions to begin
In the meantime, P. Wilson and
mura at the Hartley corner south- well of Vale, wlio outlined the ten­ tion extended and increased her
with, but the main operation is
Hartley, the only man to hit Hen
vest of Nyssa Wednesday after- tative plans at tile chamber meet­ illness.
very satisfactory. While the crop
derson
very
successfully,
banged
out
ing, said the cbuuty would probab­
loon.
Jessie Christie, daughter of Mr. hits. Hartley a double and Wilson Nyssa School District Has acreage was less this year than
Miss Kressly was taken to the ly spend about $187,OuO for road and Mrs. David Christie, was born a single. With these two men on
desirable, the company hopes that
Largest Malheur
Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario machinery.
all o f the growers do well, and from
June 24, 1895 at Edinburgh, Scot- base and none out, Nyssa had a
"'ilie county is virtually without and and grew to womanhood in
Valuation
for treatment. Miss Byers, daugh­
all appearances the farmers with
dandy
chance
to
score,
but
Bowen
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers, money tnat can be buugeteu lor that country. She was united in
rood crops will be well pleased with
struck out, H. Wilson went out on
roads",
Commissioner
Cam-well
said,
was treated by a doctor. Miss Kita-
marriage July 21, 1915 to Donald a throw to first base and McDon­
Partly through an Increase in the returns, which Indicate to the
“because
of
the
tax
base
remaining
mura, suffering from shock, was
M. Graham at Edinburgh. She ald filed out to centerfielder.
the new valuation ratio and part­ company that this is going to be
taken to the Nyssa Nursing home. „lano in the face of rapid growth continued to reside there while Mr.
Russell singled In the fifth, but ly through an increase in property a high quality, good producing area
m
population
and
development
of
for sweet corn. Although it Is too
The two girls, who attended the
Graham continued his service in the other batters were retired one,
assessments, Malheur county’s as- early to check, the results indicate
matinee at the Nyssa theater, de­ new lands.
the British army. In May, 1922 the two, three.
•
“
We
want
the
people
to
know
family came to the United States
cided to rest after they had ridden
Nyssa's second rally of the game, sed valuation Jumped this year to that these hopes will be realized".
The plant is well organized, giv­
their bicycles as far as the Hartley that a delimte program will be and located in Malheur county, liv­ headed by Hartley's triple and H. $22.227,861.15, an Increase of $8,581-
outlined.
We
want
to
give
them
ing extreme cleanliness and sim-
corner. They sat down near a
ing at Juntura, Ontario, Vale and Wilson's single, gave the locals two 213.65 over that of 1946.
me
cost
per
mile
and
other
data
power pole close to the highway
Nyssa.
Assessor John Koopman said that nlicity of operation. A chlorination
runs, which were made by P. W il­
and while they were resting the uelore an election is hem” .
Mrs. Graham, who was associated son and Hartley. Henderson held 50 per cent of the Increase was due plant that purifies the water keeps
Mr.
Culuweil
said
the
county
now
new Kitamura car approached The
with her husband in the Nyssa the Nyssa boys hitless during the to a boost in the ratio of assessed the machinery and floors clean.
When the com ripens sufficiently,
car failed to negotiate the curve nas 20,tluo miles ol county loads Realty company, was active in sev­ last three innings.
value to true value from 39 to 60
and crashed against the pole and and will nave many more as new ers fraternal organizations. She was
per cent. The Malheur county in­ the company will probably start a
Ontario
made
two
hits
in
the
the girls and their bicycles. Ap­ aims are opened.
treasurer of the Methodist church
crease In ratio came as a result second shift. There is some indica­
The county court proposes to at Nyssa for several years and held sixth and one in the seventh in­ of a program of equalization laun­ tion that some raw produce will
parently Betty started to fun and
ning,
but
it
was
not
until
the
fatal
was therefore not badly hurt, but -ioiU a special election ill November, offices in several fraternal organi­ ninth that the visitors won the ball ched by assessors of the state. Des­ be transfered from the Payette
Bonnie said she “ froze and started mmetime alter tne 7th lor a vote zations, including the Order ot the game. Starting at the top of the pite the Increase In ration, indivi­ section to give the Nyssa plant an
of the people on the road pro­ Eastern Star, Rebekah lodge, Royal
opportuhlty for heavier production.
^creaming".
batting order, Baird and Parrot dual taxes will remain about the
“Open house” will be held at the
Neighbors, American Legion auxili­ singled and L. Echunts went out on same as the higher valuation tends
Bonnie is reported to have been posal.
plant Saturday, August 23 in or­
ary, Veterans of Foreign wars aux­ a throw from the pticher to first to reduce levies.
thrown several feet and her bicycle
iliary and Disabled American vet­ baseman. W. Keele drove out a
was tossed into an adorning field.
Koopman said that 8.60 per cent der to give the residents of this
community an opportunity to in ­
erans auxiliary.
Both bicycles were badly damaged.
dojibW. that scored Baird and Par­ of the Increase in assessed valua­
Survivors are her MsfeahJ; two
tion was due to a natural increase spect the factory. The company
The automobile was only slightly
rot.
and the Nyssa chamber of com­
daughters, Mrs. Doris Lawrence and
damaged.
Henderson proved himself to De in valuations and new property.
Mrs. Ethel Lawrence; a son, Ray­ a strike-out artist, whiffing 15 of
The girls, living in the Oregon
Among the Incorporated towns merce will serve lunch at the fac­
mond, all of Nyssa; six grand­ the Nyssa batters. He allowed three in the county, Nyssa's valuation ol tory at noon and guests will then
Trail district, were en route home
McDonald, Nyssa first baseman, children, and two sisters, Christ­
when the accident occurred. Miss
$1,093,094.35 was second highest, be­ be taken through the factory. The
walks.
Kressly had been living with her is leading his team in the lieldmg ine Christie and Agnes King of Nyssa
AB R H PO A E ing exceeded only by Ontario with general public is invited to attend
sister, Mrs. Roy Holmes, but was department with a perfect record Edinburgh, Scotland.
4 0 1 3 2 0 a valuation o f $2,883,501.21. Vale's the open house party. Details for
Russell, ss
Funeral services were held in the
staying temporarily at the home dl 1.000. D. Willson with 8 put-
2 0 0 2 4 1 valuation was set at $655.647.17 and the event will be carried in the
C. WUson, 2b
of another sister, Mrs Phil M itch­ ->uts and three assists and Bowen Methodist church Wednesday mor­ D. Willson, f
2 0 0 0 0 0 Jordan Valley at $69.735.20. Person­ Qate City Journal next week.
wiui one putout also have averages ning at 10 o'clock, with Rev. H. J.
ell.
3 1 1 8 0 0 al property valuations amount to
F. Wilson, c
Gernhardt officiating. The Nyssa
if 1.000.
4 1 2 3 0 0 $6,914,310 and public utilities at CONTRACTOR ABOUT
Hartley, rf
Hartley dropped two points to Funeral home had charge o l inter­
2 0 0 0 0 0 $15,313,551.15. Railroad property Is
Bowen, If
READY TO FINISH
.512 in Sunday s game with On­ ment in the Nyssa cemetery.
4 0 1 1 4 1 valued at $2,646,482.21 and the Ida­
H. Wilson, 3b
tario but he is still leading the
MAIN STREET WORK
3 0 0 10 0 0 ho Power company holdings at $843-
McDonald, lb
team by a big margin.
3 0 0 1 5 0 391 98.
NYSSA MAN HELD
Wohlcke, p
Averages for Conference Games
The
Nyssa
school
district,
No.
6,
1
Contractors laid a leveling course
1 0 0 1 0
Iseri, s
IN ASSAULT CASE
A lter Ontario August 10, 1947
2 0 0 0 0 0 has the largest valuation In the of crashed rock and oil on Main
Hartloo, s
Batting Averages
county,
$4,317,777.58.
Other
dis­
0
Dusting of Nyssa as a precaution
0
street Wednesday, so that comple­
FREED BY OFFICERS Heldt. s
2 0 0 0
K ill UH AB K II AV.
against flies was discussed at a
1 0 0 0 0 0 trict figures are Vale union high tion of the surfacing project is not
Tobler, s
school
district
one,
$4.083969
78
and
4 41 11 21 .512
6
3
meeting of the city council Tuesday Hartley
5
27
15
far distant.
33 t
The Nyssa man held by state Totals
1 23 4 9 .391 and county officers in connection
4
D. Willson
night.
The contractors, working under
AB R H PO A E Ontario $3,712235.33.
Ontario
5 39 ¡1 13 .333 with the case involving an attack
9
Cook and Johnson of Parma said F. Wilson
state contract, told city officials
4 1 2 1 0 0
Baird,
cf
0 24 4 8 .333 on a 10-year-old Ontario girl was
5
the cast would be about $6 an acre Graham
that they will start laying the fin­
5 2 3 0 0 0 NAVY PERSONNEL
Parrott, rf
0 27 2 H .296 released last Friday night because
3
al course of asphaltic concrete Sat­
to dust from the air. The Idaho- Holman
4 0 1 14 2 0
L.
Echanis,
c
TO
GET
MEDALS
0
8 0 2 .250 officials said they did not have
1
Oregon Chemical company of P ar­ l'obler
urday. Under this plan the eatlre
5 0 2 0 3 0
W. Keeel, 2b
1
0 19 2 4 .211 sufficient evidence to file charges.
surfacing project should be com­
ma submitted a bid of approxi­ iseri
AT
MEETING
HERE
5 0 1 0 i 1
B. Keele, ss
2
2 34 1 7 .206
pleted by the first of next week.
mately $600 for spraying the town Russell
5 0 0 1 0 0
District Attorney Charles Swan Conner, 3b
4
ü 36 4 7 .194 said “The description given by the
Completion o f the work will give
against flies. Bob Muir of WeLser H. Wilson
3 0 1 9 0 0
A representative of the navy re-
A. Echanis, lb
1
22
1
.182
1
4
desires to offer a bid on spraynlg. Wohlcke
girl was vague and not much to Betts, If
4 1 0 2 0 0 rulting office in Boise will be in Nyssa’s Main street a smooth sur­
4
Vaughn
3
3
24
4
.167
W. C. Brown of Nyssa asked the
go on, but we are redoubling our Henderson, p
4 c 2 0 3 0 Nyssa Thursday, August 21 to give face for the first time since last
3 12 2 2 .167 efforts to locate the guilty man".
0
city to extend the sewer line to Hartloo
40 4 12 27 8 1 victory medals and American de- fall. Under It are a new water main
Totals
C.
Wilson
.158
2
5
38
4
6
Ninth street and Alberta avenue,
The assault ocurred near Ontario
sonnet. A meeting will be held and storm sewer.
.125
Bowen
1
8
0
1
0
wjiere he expects to build a $60-
last week after the man forced two Spends Week-end—
fense medals to former navy per-
.100
0
10
1
1
McDonald
2
000 motel. The council took the
girls, 9 and 10 years old, into his
Dr. J. J. Sarazin spent the week­ at 8 p.m. in the home economics House Guests—
.000
0
2
1
1
0
RambauJ
matter under advisement.
Mrs. P. M. McNeil, Mrs. Max
automobile as they were en route end In Portland vLsltlng his new room of the .high school building
0
1
5 1 0 .000 to a swimming pool. After he is grandson, whose parents are Dr.
Rev. Roland Wuest was granted Heldt
The only requirement o f the men Miner and two daughters of Mt.
r
cam
43
29
384
55
t
o
o
.261
approval for construction of a Lu­
alleged to have attacked the older and Mrs. C. O. Peterson.
will be that they furnish their dis­ Shasta, California and Mr. and
Fielding
theran church at Fifth street and
girl, the man drove back toward
charge papers or form 553. The Mrs. Rudolph Steiner and daugh­
E
AV.
PO
A
Ontario and released the girls on Visit Here —
Park avenue.
discharge can be the original or ter of Corona, California visited at
logo
0
0
24
The council ordered some small McDonald
the edge of town.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Coleman large photostatic copy, but not the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
0
1
J00
8
3
D.
Willson
Miner. Mrs. McNeil is Mr. Miner's
buildings on the Devers property
and brother. Billy, of Drewsey spent small pocket copy.
1.000 From Idaho—
0
0
1
on East Second street vacated and Bowen
The American Legion and VFW sister.
the week-end with relatives.
.983
1
1
57
removed because they do not con­ Vaughn
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Swearington
will hold a joint social that night.
.974 and Mr. and Mrs. John Summers
12 2
64
form to the city building code. The F Wilson
A ll veterans of all branches of the Attend Reunion—
.931 of Boise were week-end. visitors of Meet in Nyssa—
20
1
2
buildings, erected without a permit, Wohlcke
Mrs. Parley Felk and daughter,
Mrs. A. O. Sheldon o f Salt Lake service are Invited to attend. R e ­
.931 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kipp.
18 2
Holman
9
must be removed by August 23.
City and her two grandchildren, freshments will be served by the June. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Pelk
.923
0
1
12
and Mrs. Mary James, mother of
Police Chief Orville Maze report­ Hartley
who have been visiting her, came auxiliaries.
.922 At C lin ic -
22
25 4
Mrs. Parley Pelk, attended the
ed that 26 arrests, mostly for Russell
to Nyssa this week as guests at the
.900
1
8
1
James family reunion at Lava Hot
drunkeness, were made during July. Hartloo
Miss Adrienne Peterson under­ home of Mr. and Mrs. A C. Sallee. Visits Daughter—
8
8
*J
10 2
5
Iseri
went a tonsilectomy at the Sara- The children's father, Calvert Shel­
Mrs. A. Haugen o f Sllverton vis­ Springs, Idaho recently. Jessie and
879 zin clinic this week.
4
3
26
Graham
don, came to Nyssa to take them ited over the week-end with her Prank James were in attendance.
Sprains Foot—
.857
1
3
. 3
Mrs C. S. Pulton of Payette Is Tobler
daughter. Mrs. John Burton, and
to their home in Seattle.
838
17 6
14
Here from California—
visiting at the home of her daugh­ C. Wilson
family.
Transacts Business—
.821
14
7
18
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Pfeiler and
ter. Mrs. Tom Eldrtdge, who Is H. Wilson
Mrs. M M Greeling of Twin From Overseas—
O
C
O
2
0
0
son of Long Beach, California are
Porz Ostrom of Stockholm, Swe­ Visit Friends—
suffering from a severly sprained Rambaud
Falls spent Sunday at Adrian and
.000
0
1
0
foot, which was injured recently Heldt
Kingman Kolony, where she at­ den visited this week at the home
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Schlreman visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs.
.913
286 132 40
Team
tended to property interests. She of his uncle, John Ostrom. Enroll- and Mrs. E. Klnser visited Mr. Albert Pfeiler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert.
in a fall at her home.
also visited at the home of Mrs. [ ed at one of the leading colleges In and Mrs. Joe Fenwick of Jordan DeBuxschere of Oxnard, California
From Enterprise—
are also visiting for a few days
Hilda Tensen and returned to Ida- hts country where he studied the Valley Sunday.
VIsKs Grandparents—
Ronnie
Thompson
of
Enterprise
at the Pfeiler home
ho Tuesday.
English language, the young man
Miss Ellen Sager of Harper is
is
visiting
his
friend,
Dick
Herri-
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plans to remain In the United Cattlemen to Meet—
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
man.
Pioneers to Meet—
"
States for several months to devel-
Mrs. W. W Poster.
H ie Malheur County Jersey Cat­ Livestock Sale Starting—
A new livestock bam has been
Arrangements have been com- op his study and pronunciation
tle club will meet Friday night.
Will
Move—
pleted by the executive committee
--------------- — ——
August 15 at 8 o'clock In "the city constructed at Cambridge, Idaho.
Easterners Visit—
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V i« v v a
A im lln n a o e .tn o n a fffli1
r i*
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
K.
Burton
plan
of the Malheur County Pioneer Attend P ic n ic -
M r and Mrs P. A. Rider of
hall in Nyssa to plan for floats and Bill Lane, auctioneer-manager of
Gettysburg. Pennslyvania arrived to move this week-end to the association for the annual pioneer j Mr. and Mrs Eldon Ulmer and booths and exhibits at the Mal- the Nyssa Livestock company, has
Dicnlc.
attended a family
here Monday to spend two weeks Sherwood residence.
— to be held at Riverside . park j children
________ _____
. . picnic heur county fair, to be held Aug- been employed as auctioneer. Sales
are held at the new yards every
29 and 30 and September 1.
in Vale August 29. according to | last Sunday near Boise. Six adults ^
visiting Mrs Riders parents, Rev
Returns to Nyssa—
Friday The first was held last
Mrs. Nellie T. Carroll, association and three children were present
I-cave for Camp—
and Mrs H. J. Oemhardt.
Returning Monday ‘ o make their secretary.
Otrl Scouts from Nyssa, Ontario week.
home In Nyssa were Mr. and Mrs
and Jamison will leave August 18
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Parents of
F.lmer Sparks and W L Lane f or a 10-day outing at Pilgrim cove, Leave Hospital—
A son weighing 8 pounds, 14 J. C. Smith, who have lived In sisters Visit—
Mrs. Robert Child returned home
Mrs William Plughoff of Port- 1 made a business /trip to Bums near Payette lakes. Mrs Fred Lee
ounces was born August 13 to Mr Homedale for over a year.
of Ontario will be camp director. Saturday with her Infant daugh-
land and Mrs Zena Keys of Sacra- j Tuesday,
and Mrs E. L McCrady of Nyssa
Returns—
mento arrived this week to spend
The Nyssa girls will be accompanied ter from St Luke's hospital in
in the Nyssa Nursing home.
Mrs Jean Fletcher returned Sun­ a month visiting their sister, Mrs. Mother Visits—
by Mrs W E. Schlreman and Mrs Boise The girl, weighing 7 pounds.
day from Vaughn, Mon'ana. where W H. Beam.
Mrs. Edna Stoddard of Boise E K Burton Those planning to 7 ounces, will be named Laura
Return Home—
spent one day last week visiting attend are Bonnie Ward, Dolor js Lynn. Robert Child is co-owner
M r and Mrs. D D Hyer returned she was called because of the ill­
Coffman, Vivian Earnest, Margaret of the Eagle Oil company here.
her daughter, Mrs Ed Ostrom.
Returns From Trip —
Tuesday by plane to their home in ness and death of her uncle.
Dlven, Joan Narragon, Mary Sue
M r and Mrs. V. W. Du us and
Lewiston. Utah after a brief visit
Parson. Colleen Bybee. Phyllis Had- Taken to Nursing Hon
family returned last week from a Boys at Lake—
at the homes of Mr and Mrs Move into New Residence—
Mrs. A. H. Willson of Nyssa was
Mr and Mrs Vem Parson and vacation trip that took them to
Allen and Chester Council and ley, Patsy Settles, Patricia Orunke
Campbell Baer and Mr and Mrs
Bumali Brown. Mrs. Brown, Mrs family moved Tuesday into their Calgary. Lake Louise and other I Lyle Miner spent the week-end at Betty Weeks. Sylvia Dolan, and taken to the Nyssa Nursing home
Avon Peterson
1 the first of the week.
points of interest tn Canada.
Payette lakes
new residence
Baer and Mrs Hyer are sisters.
K. Lese berg and George W.
Nyssa were awarded a
e 1 Imnrovement contract
st an adiourned meeting o f the
city council Wednesday night.
Tn competition with four other
hiddi'rs. the Nyssa men bid $36,014.
29 for street intersections and $90-
641.67 on the streets, making a
total of 126,855.96. The city's esti­
mate of the work, $106,617.70, was
made about six months ago.
Other bidders and their total
bids were as follows: Morrlson-
Knud en
company,
$156.362.90;
Quinn and Robbins, $140.635.55;
Triangle
Construction
company.
$148 925. 45. and Stanley and Ehlen
$137,620.25.
In the first step in the improve­
ment project, the city will make
assessments on property under the
Bancroft act. Property owners will
pay the cost of the improvements
between the Intersections, amount­
ing to $90,841.67. The $36,014129 item
for intersections will be paid for
Irons the city's share of the state
gasoline tax.
The project includes approxi­
mately three and one-half miles
of paving and seven miles of curb­
ing. Much of the work will be done
this fall. City Manager E. K. Bur­
ton said.
U.S. Bank Buys
Nyssa Bonds
n an iron lung.
Idaho Canning Company Starts
Operation of Plant at Nyssa
Mrs. Don Graham
Taken by Death
2 Girls Struck
By Car Injured
Valuations In
County Increase
By ^ M illio n s
JVTDonald Leads
Ball Handlers
Dusting Against
Flies Discussed