Nyssa gate city journal., September 25, 1947, Image 1

rae NYSSA
VOLUME XXXXII
NO. 37
'Democracy And
Communism In
World Struggle
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1947
¡NEGRO IS KILLED
MALHEUR FARMERS |Vrnfp O n Rniifl
ATTEND EXHIBIT
iv u a u
VfHEN STRUCK BY
ENGINE IN NYSSA
OF SPRAY OUTFITSj
I ¿IX P o s t p o n e d
Until May, ‘48
Se£o Milk Firm
Is Interested
Robert Brentz, working
In Nvssa Area
Union Pacific railroad on *
Anti-Gambling Laws Will Be
Enforced In Malheur County
Harry
for the
an extra gang, died in the Nyssa q
Michaloupolos Compares the weed control equipment exhib- change To Save Money, Nursing home Monday morning of
Representatives From
ŸDecision Made Following
it at the county fair grounds Wed­
injuries sustained when he was |
Ancient Greece With
Give More Time For
Salt
Lake City Make
nesday, September 17, announced
GRID CANDIDATES
Receipt of Neuner
struck by an engine at the depot.
George Bain, assistant county ag­
Modem States
Consideration
Investigation
The negro, who was 44 years old ,;
.
PRACTICING
HARD
Directive
ent.
_______ 0
had been working with a crew j
The interest shown in the various
Comparing the democracy of an­
The Malheur county court, after laying track for the new stockyards
Representatives of the Sego Milk
The candidates • for the Nvssa
Law enforcement officers in M al­
kinds o f weed control equipment
cient Greece with the democracy and Chemicals is a healthy sign a meeting held in Vale Tuesday, to be built north of Nyssa. At the company were in Nysra last Sat- high school football team “ look
heur county have announced that
lnvestlgate the posslMIlty pretty good" for having practiced
of the modem world, Andre M ich­ that weed control in Malheur coun­ announced that the proposed tax Lme of the accident Friday morn- urday
in conformity with a directive Is­
ing he was knocked onto the plat- , ' . .
. ,
. . .
aloupolos declared at the first fall ty is on the Increase, declares Bain. for a road improvement program form at the depot by the engine. i of estabIishment o f a plant here. only two weeks, «heir coach, Ho­
sued by the state attorney general,
ward Lovejoy, stated Wednesday.
meeting o f the K nife and Pork club For several years the noxious weed in the county will be voted on at
Brentz is said to leave a brother
The* "fen. both from Salt Lake
The boys are practicing hard for George Neuner, they wll start en-
In tihe Moore hotel in Ontario Mon­ problem in the county has steadily
the primary election to be held in living in Chicago, three daughters City, were R. D. Bovey and D. C. thelr first game, which will be i forcement o f the states antl-gamb-
day night that “ The inestimable become more serious, but with im­
September 27.
Jewel that Pericles and Lincoln proved methods of control at less May, 1948 instead o f at a special in New York and his father i n 1 Mavlsson. They toured the terri- played with Vale on the Vale grid-
The directive was considered in
thought was worth fighting for is expense. Bain thinks the tide is e'ection, which had been set for Springfield, Illinois. No disposi- tory and conferred *with business iron FYiday at 2 pin. The back- detail by local officers at a meeting
tion
has
been
made
of
the
body,
men
and
dairymen.
The
original
November
4.
field is faster and somewhat heav­
turning.
constitutional freedom".
held last Friday afternoon. In view
The decision changing the time Which is held in the Nyssa Funeral Investigation was made a few ier than the backs of 1946.
There were 12 different kinds of
W ith intermittent references to
bomc.
months
ago.
The Vale aggregation has been of the mandate received from Mr.
of
the
election
was
reached
by
the
Greek mythology and tradition and spray equipment displayed, o n e
The recent visitors seemed to practicing about the same length Neuner, the Malheur officers de­
the military lore of the country, chemical field inje< tor, and five court after it had learned that a
cided there was no alternative but
be satisfied with the Nyssa area as the Nyssa team.
the former member of the Greek brands of chemicals at the exhibit. 1947 amendment to the state law
to enforce the anti-gambling sta­
as a milk producing section. How­
Discussions were led by Rex War­ would permit balloting on such a
cabinet said that his country was
tutes of the state. They further
ever they would like to meet a
even before the birth of Christ ren. assistant farm crop specialist; measure at a primary election.
agreed to vigorously prosecute all
I f the special assessment measure
'gieater number of dairymen, so
devoted to the liberty which has Virgil Freed, weed control expert
violations o f the laws after Sep­
that they will probably call for* a
now spread to the entire western from the Oregon experiment sta­ is approved, the county court ex­
tember 27
, mass meeting of dairymen some
tion and president of the western pects to place the tax on the 1918-
world.
Officers attending the meeting
All children who have not reached time next month.
I f not In detail, history does re­ weed control conference, and M. G. 49 tax roll. By this action, the
were Asie Gundersen, Ontario chief
-------------
peat Itself in a pattern, the speaker Huber, agricultural engineer of the county will avoid the $2500 expense their 18th birthday or have not j
of police; Orval Maze, Nyssa chief
for a special election and will have graduated from high school m ust'
said. "W e see that our social and Oregon state extension service.
The Nyssa S.F.A. chapter started of police; Floyd Byrd, Nyssa patrol­
Lunch was furnished by the An­ more time in which to lay the attend school. Superintendent Hen­
economic problems are very much
its activities for the year at a man; Anthony Yturri, city attor­
drews Seed company, Eastern Ore­ groundwork fo r the program.
the same in pattern.
ry H. Hartley announced this week.
meeting held In the agriculture ney o f Ontario and Nyssa; Wilbur
The court proposes to levy an as­
Mr. Hartley, who will soon send
“ I f the 15 states of Greece had gon Equipment company, Ontario
room of the high school building Atkins and L. W. Homquist, marsh­
Grain,
Pacific
Supply
co-operative
sessment
so
as
to
raise
a
fund
of
notices to parents relative to the
not combined to push back the
Friday evening.
*
_________ of Vale;
al and night watchman
Persians, democracy would have Simplots, and Valley Wholesale and $1,000,000 over a period of five compulsory school attendance law,
Officers who wUl supervise the Frank Calise, city recorder of Vale;
Storage.
years.
The
levy
would
amount
to
said that the responsibility for
beeij/destioyed. The ruler of Persia
The Oregon Congress o f Parents activities of the organization are IC. W. Glenn, sheriff; Walter S.
10 mills during each o f the five school attendance rests with the
an absolute monarch, a barbarian
and Teachers school of Instruction Farrell Peterson, president; Tommy | Walker, sergeant of the Oregon
years.
ruler, and his hordes invaded
parent or guardian of the child for Malheur county was held in Bates, vice president: Norvelle Rob- I state police, and Charles W. Swan,
Greece. The Greeks went to the
involved Such parents are sub- Vale Tuesday, September 23, with bins, reporter: Cecil Bair, treas- ' district attorney,
islands and later returned to make
jtet to legal action involving fine Mrs. Reid Blacker, regional vice urer; John Relk, secretary; Rudv
The attorney general Issued the
SCHOOL GASOLINE
it so. (hot for the Persians, the
and imprisonment should the child president, in charge. Mrs. H. H. Marostlca. sentinel, and Richard V. directive under the new law passed
CONTRACT AWARDED tail to attend. -Parents may. under Hargreaves, state president from Wilson, adviser.
invaders had to leave”.
at the 1947 session of the Oregon
Using the British accent that he
certain circumstances, withold a Portland and Mrs. Helmar Lind-
The chapter is composed o f 59 legislature. The communication en-
The Farmers Supply co-op has child from school but must secure strom o f Astoria, secretary. aided members this year, seven more than eluting the order was sent to each
gamed while attending Oxford uni
A definite prote t to the county
versity in London, Mr. Michal­ commissioners and road district been awarded a contract to furnish the permission of the local school instruction courses that have been at the same date last year. Mr. district attorney and sheriff In the
oupolos said "Those free cities were was made by the Oregon Trail school district No. 26C with gaso­ board before the action becomes Mrs. Blacker in conducting the Wilson, who replaced Leno Chris - 1 stale. It set forth in detail the
challenged by adversity and over­ Grange at its regular meeting line this year. The co-op offered legal. In such coses, the parent instruction courses that have been tensen as adviser, said that "This various anti-gambling laws of the
came It and rid themselves of the Tuesday evening.
a bid of 19 cents a gallon for regu- I must prove that the attendance designed to give local officers a should be an outstanding year for 1 slate. These laws prohibit the deal-
Invader. They were encouraged to
I of the child in school would cause better understanding of the pro­ the boys as evidenced by the in- | ing. playing or carrying on, either
This action by the grange was Jar grade.
organize their lives and build up a taken in regard to the bridges on
The district, which expects to great hardship to the family
gram and policies of the associa­ terest and spirit of co-operatlm as owner, proprietor or employe,
great democracy".
use
approximately
14,000
gallons
of
Those who employ youngsters tion.
•fiown during the first week^bf 1 whether for hire or not, various
Alberta and Fhireka avenues. These
The speaker read a speech made
gasoline,
has
installed
a
pump
and
below
the
age
of
18
who
do
not
| games when played with cards, dice
bridges are not considered safe
These courses were conducted on school.
by Pericles in 429 B.C. on demo­
tank
at
the
repair
shop.
have
a
work
permit
are
subject
Foremost on the calendar o f ev- or any other device, whether the
for use in transportation of stu­
Tuesday afternoon. The morning
cracy and expressed the opinion
to
such
penalties
as
the
child
lab­
dents on s<hool busses. It was re­
session was devoted to the regu­ ents for this year will be the junior same be played for money, check,
that it could have come from the
or law may exact. Employers who lar county business meeting, with fair to be held for 4-H and F F A. credits or any other representative
lijjs of Abraham Lincoln or Thomas ported that a school bus load ex­
fall
within
this
category
should
Mrs. Dick Jensen of Ontario, pre­ members in Ontario September 27 of value. The slot machine law
Jefferson. I t was at this point that ceeds the capacity o f the bridges
examine their status in this regard siding. At this meeting plans were as a substitute fo r the county fair, also provides that regardless of
the speaker referred to Lincoln's in question.
at
an
early
date.
Mr.
Hartley
said.
With the beginning of beet har­
completed for the countv P.T.A which was cancelled because of the whether their opertlon requires an
and Pericles' estimation of consti
element o f skill on the part of
scholarship of $75, which will be polio epidemic.
vesting. the inadequate bridges will
tutmnst freedom.
Injured in Crash—
On October 10 a livestock Judg­ the player, all games of chance,
awarded to a student entering
Aitei' referring bftc® «o modem be further weakened.
Gordon Capiw, manager of the teacher’s training course.
ing team will go to Portland to such us slot machines, dart games,
Dr. . ) ' D. Crump of Ontario foorf
With the constant use of thaie
conditions, Mr. Michaloupolos de­
Ontario radio station, KSRV, and
Those attending from Nyssa were lompete with teams from Washing­ pinball game« and similar devices
clared that "The world Is now bridges in transportation of school individual honors in the skeet seven other persons were injured
or games, including punch boards,
struggling to be free. Struggle Is a children and farm produce, the "h oot held at the Malbeur Game in an automobile accident near Mrs. W. W. F\>ster, Mrs. Ed Frost. ton, Oregon and Idaho in the an­
trapgrounds
near
Cairo
Mrs. Carlos Buchner, Mrs. Bernard nual F.F.A. Judging contests. The when operated or played for a
basic word. There can be no pro­ Oregon Trail Grange members feel league
the
Snake
river
bridge
between
profit, either in cash, merchandise
gress without struggle and when that the need for action is urgent. junction last Sunday by scoring Ontario and Payette early Sunday Eastman, Mrs. John Schenk, Mrs. four contestants from each stale
21 out of a possible 25. As a re­
V. Kressley, Mrs. Lewis Pfeiler, earning the highest scores will be or other articles of value ore de­
1*. ceases civilization becomes dec­
morning.
Capps,
driving
his
car,
sult of his shooting, Dr. Crump
Mrs. George Vaughn and Mrs. sent, with all expenses paid, to clared unlawful, and their licens­
adent. First you have the struggle Acreage Survey Planned—
the American Royal Livestock show ing, possession, display, operation
During the last few days of won a Winchester model 63 auto­ sustained a deep chest wound and Glenn Dowers.
for existence, then of preserva­
bruises.
Miss
Velma
Lucille
M
or­
Mrs. Blacker will be present at in Kansas City during the latter or play are prohibited. It is to be
800,000 matic .22 calibre rifle.
tion of the tribe and community 'eptember approximately
ton,
an
employe
of
the
station
suf­
observed that no municipality or
Approximately 100 prizes, valued
the October meeting of the Nyssa part of October.
and later o f a nation. Into that farmers throughout the nation will
fered a leg fracture and Mrs. Char­
The national convention of the city counoll has the right to license
P.T.A. to speake on the program
material struggle comes power pol­ be asked to help the crop reporting at more than $500, were donated
les
E.
Harland
a
skull
injury.
G
il­
such
games by ordinance.
F.F.A. will be held in Kansas City
of the association.
itics and the struggle for freedom. >ervice In making a final check of by «he merchants of Ontario and
bert I. Marez, driver of the oilier
The communication or directive
at the same time as the livestock
"That struggle contains the germs 1947 crop production. In Oregon Nyssa for winners in the skeet
machine, has a broken' Jaw and
show. Nyssa will be represented Issued by the attorney -general also
of Ideology. Today we are inter­ alone, 13.000 farmers or one out shoot and regular trap stuvt.
by two boys who are outstanding calls attention to the fact tin t the
The first shoot of the fall seas­ possible skull fracture. Less serious­
locked In a struggle between the of five wl'l receive cards from yioir
ly injured were Charles Harland.
in Future Farmer work. Their statute makes it the especial duty
democratic world and another group agricultural statistician on which on was attended by an estimated
names will be announced as soon of each district attorney, sheriff,
persons, including * participants riding in Capps' car, and Everett
o f nations that has an ideology to report the acreage of each im
constable, city or town marshal and
as their selection is made.
that Is incompatible with ours. The portant crop harvested and to be and spectators. The number of Kmman and Frances and B'ord
Seitz, riding with Marez.
The immediate tasks confronting every police officer to diligently
result will depend on how we of the harvested on their ranches this entrants was estimated at 400.
all of the members of the Nyssa prosecute any and all persons whom
A similar Shoot will be held next
west consider the spirituality of year. The farmers being contacted
Frank N. Belgrano, president of chapter is the completion of last they shall have reasonable cause to
our struggle. Our civilization may are well distributed and represent Sunday, with baskets of groceries Babies Arrive—
the
First
National
Bank
of
Portland,
Barents -of children born at the
years supervised farm project pro­ believe guilty of a violation of the
be Imperiled. The * question that a cross-section of the state's agri­ given as prizes. Other shoots will
was much impressed with Nyssa gram, the selection of a new pro­ antl-gambllng laws.
worries me is whither are wc go­ culture, but the fact that the sur­ be held intermittently during the Nyssa Nursing home recently are
on his first visit to this commun­ gram for tills year and the com­
as
follows:
The Malheur county officers said
ing; how are we going to protect vey is on a sample basis makes it fall.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Atagi, Sun­ ity this morning.
pletion of the Installation of a they "wish to make it clear that
our civilization. The problem is very Important for those who re­
Mr. Belgrano, flying here by sprinkler system and leveling, fer­ we are not concerned with the wis­
set valley, September 15, son, 5
the western world versus commun­ ceive cards to report irrespective Bound Over to Jury—
chartered plane, was accompanied tilizing and turfing the new ath­ dom of these laws as officers, but
ism.
Hki Miller, an employe o f the pounds, ■ 4 ounces.
of the size o f operations, service
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Flippence, by several members of his staff. letic field on the high school that we are enjoined with the duty
"Communism as practiced In Rus­ representatives said. The post office Watts Motor Co. at Ontario, was
The oilier bank officials were Os­ grounds.
ot enforcing them. We may like
sia itself Is not the idelogy of department is cooperating with the bound over to the grand jury by September 18, girl, 9 pounds.
them or dislike them—nevertheless,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gam er, Sun­ car H. Keller, vice president and
Marx. The Marx Ideology cannot crop reporting service in distribut­ Justice of the Peace Don M. G ra­
cashier; William Bell, vice presi­
we have all taken an oath to faith­
be used in large groups. Whenever ing the acreage cards.
ham following a preliminary hear­ set valley, September l i , son, 6 dent; Don Silverthome, assistant Visit in California—
pounds, 13 ounces.
Russia has had a strong leader she
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Gernhardt fully discharge the duties of our
ing held Monday on a charge of
Mr. and Mrs. James Pate, Sep­ vice president: Ward Kelley, assis­ returned Friday from a two-weeks' respective offices and we hope
has been aggressive. Every time a To Attend Conference—
using a vehicle without permission
tant
trust
officer,
and
John
M.
tember 21, girl, 8 pounds, 6 ounces.
strong ruler has been removed the
vacation in California. They vis­ that we will receive the co-opera­
The Rev. Roland G. Wuest, pas­ of the owner without intent to steal.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Newell, Richardson, public relations dir­ ited their daughter, Mrs. K. A. tion of the citizens of Malheur
Russians have been unable to hold tor of the local Lutheran church, Bail was set at $500. The Wtllys
ector.
The
group
s
p
«
t
about
two
their organization together. Howev­ left Nyssa Monday September 22 jeep, owned by the First National Parma, September 25, son, 7 pounds,
Ointher of Glendale, and their county In this enforcement pro­
at „ tile Nyssa
branch
ounces.
er, we cannot assume that that will by automobile for Douglas. Wash­ bank of Caldwell, was badly dam­ 12
. hours
„
.
__, nfeeting
- son, FYank dem hardt of Lancaster, gram".
businessmen and conferring with U n d friends in Visalia, California.
happen again. There is a certain
ington, where he will attend the aged in an accident when it was Scouts lo Meet—
members of the local bank staff.
Attends Portland Meeting—
peril in the fear that we are en­
fall pastoral conference of the alleged to have been in Miller's
Tlie Bankers will complete their Attend Funeral—
Mrs. Joe Brumbaeh of the Nyssa
Boy Scout troop No. 19 will re­
tertaining. When fear grips a na­
possession.
Spokane district of the American
high school faculty attended a
sume its fall activities at a meeting visitations to the concern's 52
tion it can cause a great deal of
M
r
and
Mrs.
Leo
Child
left
Sun­
Lutheran church. Rev. Theo. Shultz
at the Methodist church Thursday, branches and affiliate banks when day for Utah, where they will meeting o f the executive board of
trouble.
is the host pastor. Pastor Wuest Loses Finger—
they call at the Heppner bank to­ attend the funeral services for their the Oregon Education association
October 2.
"Russia's civilization operates at
Is a member o f the district parish
W. E. Church employed on an
day. They started their trips to brother-in-law, John Adrian Tay in Portland last week-end. Mrs.
a very low level, but the soviets are
education
committee,
which
will
Amalgamated
Sugar
company
con­
various points in Oregon August 4. lor, who passed away Friday. Bish­ Brumbadh Is one of the members of
giving the Russians a slightly high­
Attends Conference—
Mr. Belgrano. who took active op Arvel Child and his sister, Mrs the executive board.
er standard of living than they hold Its regular meeting In conjunc­ struction crew, lost a finger when
Rev. Henry Gem hardt attended
tion
with
the
conference.
While
at
a
heavy
piece
o
f
machinery
fell
had under t)he czars. Another dis­
a board of missions conference at charge of the First National Bank Tona Flinders, also attended. Mrs.
the
conclave
Rev.
Wuest
was
to
be
on
his
left
hand.
Mr.
Church,
who
turbing factor is this: they are a
the Methodist church o f Gooding of Portland July 14, Is a past nat­ Leo Child recently returned from a Visits Sister—
ional commander of the American three-weeks visit a t Morgan and
very mystical people. Their pro­ In charge o f the confessional service Is here from Colorado, is a bro­ Monday.
Mrs. Viola Sundberg o f Portland
ther
of
J.
L.
Church.
Wednesday
evening,
September
24.
Legion.
paganda has produced in the Rus­
visited her sister, Mrs. E. K. Bur
Clinton, Utah, with relatives.
and
will
deliver
the
confessional
The group landed at the Ontario
sian a faith that the western world,
Goes lo Corvallis—
ton, over the week-end. Mr. and
particularly the United States, is address at that service. He plans Here from Portland—
Mrs Burton and Mrs Sundberg
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ure, Jr., left airport this morning in a 12' Visitors Leave—
to
return
to
Nyssa
September
27.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Olsen
and
passenger
Western
Sky-ways
plane.
spending all of its time to thwart
last week for Corvallis, where Mr.
Mrs Valera Plughoff of F*ortland visited in Boise Sunday. Mrs. Sund­
daughter, Mary K., arrived from Ure will attend Oregon State col­ The pilot is George Rogers, son
the Russians. This Russian faith
and Mrs. Zena Keyes of Sacra berg Is an employee o f the FMerce
Portland to visit Mrs. Olsen's par­ lege.
of the bank's branch manager at mento, who have been guests of auto t i n « of Portland.
is on the move. We of the west are Here from Colorado—
Homer C. White of Glenwood ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garri­
I Gresham, J. H. Rogers.
a peaceful people because we have
their sister. Mrs. Verena Beam of
democracy, which Is a great bless­ Springs. Colorado visited here last son, and other relatives.
Visits in Ny
Nyssa, left for their homes last Automobile Damaged—
ing. We have no reason to propo- week at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Visits
Aunt—
Ray Garrison of Klamath Falls
An automobile owned by A1 Mon-
Thursday Mrs. Plughoff was ac­
gate democracy where it Is not Lynn Snodqra.ss. Mr. White is look­ In Caldwell Hospital—
Paul V. Morrison of the Kansas companied by Mrs. Ed Beam of tell o f Nampa was damaged by
visited last week at the home of
ing for a new location. He and Mr.
Mrs. Marion Kurtz o f Newell his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C h a r i« State and Loan company of T o ­ Ironside as far as La Grande, fire at the Shell service station at
wanted.
Heights underwent a major opera­ Garrison. Mr. Garrison was ac­ peka, Kansas, visited this week where they will consult an eye Second and Main steels Tuesday
"Your forefathers overcame their Snodgrass were boyhood friends.
tion in Caldwell last Thursday.
obstacles because they had faith.
companied by Joseph Huck of Tule with his aunt, Mrs. Ella Smith specialist
afternoon The blaze, starting in
Sale
Planned—
I am not sure but what our prob­
Lake. California.
and other relative«. In Nyssa and
the upholstery, damaged the rear
St.
Paul's
guild
will
begin
Us
Victors from McMinnville—
lem is the development of a militant
vicinity. Mr. Morrison is en route Girls Will Meet—
seat. Firemen were called to ex­
annual
fall
rummage
sales
Satur­
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Shumway Attend Church Meeting—
faith in our democratic system"
to Topeka after attending a con­
Nyssa bethel of Job's Daughters tinguish the blaze.
Mr. Michaloupolos, in discussing day, October 4. at 1:30 at the par­ of McMinnville visited at the Maur­
Rev. Henry Gem hardt and Miss tention in San Francisco.
will meet In the Masonic hall Sat­
the civil war in Greece, expressed ish hall. Anyone having articles ice Judd home last Thursday.
Janice Frost attended the district
urday, September 27 at 2:30 to Laymen Meet—
the opinion that 80 per cent of for this sale are asked to call
Methodist Youth fellowship meet­ To La Grande—
practice for Initiation
The Laymen's league o f the Chris­
the guerrillas are not communists. Mrs. Eastman or Mrs. Sarazln.
Leave for School—
ing held in Ontario Sunday after­
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ure 8r., left
tian churches of the Snake River
He advocated that the United States
Three Nyssa girls who left rec­ noon. Mrs. Front is president of Tuesday morning to take th*ir On Leave—
valley met In Nyssa for Its meet­
Intervene not in part but wholly To Hold Food Sale
ently to resume their studies at the local Methodist Youth fellow- daughter, Mrs Afton Roy, and
William W
Blodgett, F*fc„ of ing last Tuesday evening. One hun­
The American Legion auxiliary Oregon colleges are Oreta Stunz hip group
and said that the objectives of the
Jacqueline, to their home In La Scottfteld. Illinois, has been visiting dred and twenty guests attended
will hold a cooked food sale Satur­ and Beth Mitchell, sophomores at
American policy is right.
Grande.
• his mother, Mrs J. A. Collins, and the banquet held In the high school
day. October 4. beginning at 10 U of O and Marie Sebum, sopho­ Here from California—
other relatives. He left by plane home economics room. Following
o'clock, in the Don Graham office more at Oregon state college.
Chart'll Anniversary Observed—
Mrs. Nathaniel Steimle o f Red­ To Attend College—
Wednesday for Newark, New Jer­ the dinner, violin numbers were
The Nyssa Christian church will in Nyssa.
lands. California arrived Saturday
Tord Ostrom of Sweden, ne sey, where he will report before played by Mr. Anderson, accompan­
observe Its seventh anniversary
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. phew o f Mrs John Ostrom left leaving for overseas service.
Visit in Boise—
ied by his son, Elman Anderson
with special services Sunday. Oct­ Reanion Held—
Mr and Mrs. Audry Ward and D O. Bybee.
this week for the College of Idaho
Rev Merl Jones of Caldwell was
ober 5. The speaker for the morn­
Mrs. Harry Russell and daugh­ mother, Mrs Ida Ward, were in
to begin his senior year of college VFW Auxiliary to Meet—
guest speaker.
ing service will be Dr. C. F Swan- ter Judy o f Toledo. Oregon were Boise last Friday on business.
Enters University—
work. Mr. Oitrom has attended
A district meeting of the ladles
der. secretary for the Christian honored guests at a family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Dale .Stoker, ac­ three years %/ college at Upea la. auxiliary of the Veterans of For­ Parents of Son—
churches of Oregon. A pot lurk din­ held Sunday at the home of Mr To Hold Dance—
companied by Ray Bybee. left Sun­ Sweden. He plans to return to eign Wars will be held In the Leg­
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Daly of 912
ner will be served at noon. The and Mrs Art Servoss. Mrs. Russell
The Chalk Butt* Grange will day for Utah, were they will attend Sweden to do college teaching after ion hall In Vale FYiday. September Harrison boulevard. Boise, are par­
afternoon speaker will be Rev. Les­ and daughter visited last week hold a dance at the Cow Hollow the university. Jack Atkeson. who securing his English and other 28 st • o'clock Mrs Freds Peter­
ents o f a son (orti September 4.
ter Jones of the Nampa Christian at the home of Mrs Russell's mo- hall Saturday, October 27 Pond's accompanied them, plans on vis­ idhguege requirements in this coun­ son, department president of Ore­
Mrs. Daly la the former Mrs Ada-
church.
ther, Mrs Florence S e r v o «
I orchestra will play.
iting relatives there.
try.
gon. will hold a business meeting. line Buckland.
One hundred and twenty-five I
farmers ®»d their families attended !
Warning Given
On Attendance
F. F. A. Chapter
Outlines Plans
Instruction Is
Given To PTA
Grangers File
Bridge Protest
Shoot Attended
By 800 Persons
Frank Belgrano
Visits In Nyssa