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7Ae NYSSA
VOLUME XXXXII NO. 38
CALLED
Special Voting FIREMEN
ON TWO OCCASIONS
Will Be Held In Soot In a stove pipe caught
fire in an attic over the Dime
Nyssa-Tutsday store
this morning, but caused no
Two State Tax Proposals
Referred To People
By Legislature
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JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1947
LAWRENCE
Successful Fair JOHN
LEAVES HOSPITAL Nyssa’s Initial
Held By Juniors
AFTER ACCIDENT “Lighted” Game
John Lawrence of Nyssa, who was
Of Malheur Co. Injured
Set For Friday
in an automobile accident
damage, according to firemen who
were called to extinguish the blaze
The pipe was connected with an
oil heater In the office of Dr. L.
A Maulding.
Firemen were called Monday noon
to extinguish a trash fire near the
Williams food market on highway
10. A small tent, reported to have
been of no value, was destroyed.
Prize Winners Announc- j "ear
Arcadla
**>o°ihouse
be- Bulldogs To Meet Ontar­
tween the
Nyssa
and Ontario
Sunday
*ed by E. M. Hauser and night
io; Lose To Vale
when an automobile in which
he was riding struck a parked
Richard Wilson
12 to 7
truck, was removed from the Holy
Residents of Nyssa, along with
hospital to his home Wed­ Nyssa’s first football game played
In spite of it being a one-day Rosary afternoon.
residents of other sections of Ore­
He suffered from under lights will be staged by the
•vent, 4-H club and F F A. metn- a nesday
gon, will vote on two tax meas­
sprained neck and bruises.
jers gave a very creditable show at The
and Ontario high school
ures at a special election to be held
aocident occurred when the Nyssa
he junior fair held at the Mal­ autombile
'ridlron warriors Friday night,
Tuesday, October 7.
driven
toy
Richard
K.
heur
county
fairgrounds
last
Sat-
3, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The bill drawing the most in­
Henderson of Alliance, Nebraska October
irday.
Both the Ontario and Nyssa
terest is the proposal to impose a
crashed
against
the
truck
loaded
Exhibits
in
the
4-H
club
depart­
teams lost their first game of the
tax of three per cent on gross re-
sheep about 11:30 p.m.
ment totaled 11*. whih was five with
season, the Tigers losing to Fair­
cepits from all retail sales of tangi­
The
automobile,
which
was
prac­
more
than
the
total
exhbits
shown
s-hool near Boise 6 to 0 and
ble personal property. The other
tically demolished, was also oc­ mont
at the county fair in 194«. The cupied
the Bulldogs losing to Vale 12 to 7.
measure would levy a tax of one-
by
Helen
Boren
of
Alliance
argest
number
of
entries
was
In
Crews of the Gem Electric com­
tenth on each cigarette for the Work of improving between three
Krul of Nyssa.
.he baby beef class with 38 head and At Hazel
pany of Payette and the Idaho'
privilege of selling, using, con­ and four miles of city streets was
the
time
of
the
accident
John
,1
animals
exhibited.
Hog
classes
company installed the lights
suming, handling or distributing the started last week-end by C. E.
of Cambridge, Idaho Power
vere next with 28 head and dairy L. Thomason
Wednesday following the installa­
same, to be effective until June 30, Leseberg
sitting in the cab of the truck, tion
inimaLs next with 18. Four sheep, was
and Leslie W. Stoker and
of
The poles were
1949 or until a general sales tax by Wednesday
which was owned by his father, L. erected transformers.
of this week curbing Frank N. Belgrano, president of the First National Bank of Port­ two poultry an one rabbit exhibit V.
several
weeks
ago, but the
'becomes effective in Oregon, if had been constructed
Thon.ason
of
Cambridge.
and excava land, who visited the Nyssa branch last week, is shown above with made up the rest of the livestock.
lighting
system
could
not be used
such should occur sooner.
There were also seven entries In
done on several blocks.
for
night
athletic
events
because of
Sam
Hartley
(left)
as
he
visited
in
the
Hartley
Produce
Co.
ware­
Polls will be open in Nyssa from tion
the
rose
and
flower
garden
classes,
contractors are now working house, now partly filled with onions.
Inability
to
secure
transformers.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. as follows: Precinct on The
five
vegetable
garden
exhibits
and
Third and Fourth streets south
The transformers are not large
No. 1, city hall; No. 2, Ragles hall, of Main
two sugar 'beet entries. In addition,
street and on Good ave­
enough
to permit full use of the
and No. 3, Methodist church.
nine
4-H
club
girls
exhibited
in
the
between Second and Fourth,
lighting system. The capacity of
Registration books were closed nue
anning
department.
Crews
are
dumping
the
excess
dirt
the system is 120 lights, but only
Saturday, September 6. Only those from the streets into the portions
Blue ribbon winners in the dif­
70 were installed this week.
who voted in the last general el­ of the old Wilson ditch still re­
Bernard
Frost,
Nyasa
chairman,
ferent
divisions
were
as
follows:
Idaho Power company men said
ection, November, 1946, or those
Francis Feik of Arcadia in the announced this week that the ann­ they
open.
will test the lights tonight.
Who have registered since will be maining
ual
community
chest
drive
will
breeding
hereford
class;
George
The
paving
will
consist
of
a
six-
high school has leveled the
permitted to vote. Registration in inch rock base, a one-inch leveling
Mrs. George Sallee reported at Ferguson of Willowcreek In the be conducted from October 1 to 15. dirt The field
and is wetting it with
Malheur county is approximately course of crushed rock, and a one
the first fall meeting of the Nyssa heavy hereford steer class and Irene The Nyssa Lions club and the sprinklers an^
is building bleachers
6000.
Parent - Teacher association last Tucker in the angus steer class. Nyssa Civic club have volunteered
and one-quarter inch oil mat wear­ Association To Hold Hal­ Thursday
for
500
additional
seats under the
night
that
the
organiza­
The grand champion steer, owned to assist in the campaign.
ing surface
direction
of
Ag.
Instructor
Richard
tion
Spent
*636.35
on
the
recrea­
lowe’en
Party
For
"We
ask
the
people
to
mail
by Floyd Miles of Jamieson, also
Proper,' owners are asked to re­
Wilson.
The
additional
bleachers
tion
program
conducted
for
child
their
money
or
leave
it
at
the
Ida­
placed first in the light hereford
port to Mr. Stoker as to where they
Children
provide a seating capacity of
ren in the city park during the class.
In dairy, Bobby Wilson of ho Power company office or any at will least
want curbs cut for driveways.
1100.
summer.
other
place
of
business,
because
we
Lincoln
took
the
blue
ribbon
for
Officers ot the Nvssa Parent- The expenses included $450 paid his entry in the holsteln heifer will be short-handed and will not Officials of the game will be Fred
Teacher association were installed______________________________
of Welser, referee; Hahn
to Miss Mae Reddish, the instructor
BIG TOMATO IS
and Wesley Richmond of have time to call on everyone' Jf Robinson
Welser, umpire, and Howard of
by Mrs. Dick Jensen of Ontario, who had charge of the program, class
Scores of Nyssa residents left
Mr.
Frost
said.
Cairo
took
the
blue
ribbon
in
the
RAISED
IN
IDAHO
county president, at a meeting The remainder of the money was mature cow class. This animal was Ivan P. Patrick of Ontario, Mai Ontario, head linesman
the first of the week for the moun­
the game with Vale, played on
of the organization in the high , sjtent for equipment,
tains to hunt deer. The general They come big in the Nu-Acres school
selected as champion holsteln heur county chairman, stated that the In Vale
field last Friday afternoon.
building last Thursday night. The P.T.A. collected $792.38 from also
deer season opened October 1 in community---- we mean tomatoes. The new
19
children
from
Malheur
county
In
the
jersey
class
Janice
Kemble
officers are Mrs. W. W. the Owyhee Riding club, Lions club, placed first In the calf class and received a total of 5516 days care Bob Wilder scored Nyssa’s only
all counties of the state, except Mrs A. P Chesney of Parma Foster, president;
Mrs. Frank Javo, : Eagles lodge, Nyssa Civic club, Nys- Larry Bowers in the yearling class. in the past year through the ag touchdown on a i -ass from Reed
Sherman county which will be clos­ route 2 bought some tomatoes from vice presient; Mrs.
Vern Farson, Isa Boat club, factory union and Larry Bowers' animal was also encies supported by the commun Ray In the third quart* r. Koyano
ed to deer hunting this year, the her neighbor, P. M. Edmunson, and vice president: Mrs. Glen
punched over the goal line for the
(chamber of commerce and returned named champion jersey. Leonard ity chest
Oregon state game commission an­ included in the purchase was one vice president: Mrs. B. B. Dowers,
point.
j to the organizations $250 that was Stohler
nounced. The season extends through tomato that weighed 2 1/4 pounds. kaemper, secretary; Mrs. Lien-
took first place in the Jer “Because it is impractical to extra
George
not
used.
The
Vikings scored their first
October 20 and the bag limit is one The big tomato, weighed on the Sallee, treasurer; Mrs. Carlos Buch- | Mrs. Salloe said the P.T.A. was sey calf class and Justine Kreager solicit In the rural areas,” Mr touchdown
after blocking a punt on
blacktail or one mule deer having Eder grocery scales, was raised by ner, program chairman: Mrs. Adam especially thankful to these groups of Kingman Kolony In the milking Patrick sair, "people in outlying the Nyssa 15-yard
and driving
not less than forked antlers. Best Mr. Edmondson northeast of the Focht, hospitality chairman; Mrs. for their assistance.
shorthorn class Ronald Lewis of sections are asked to make their the distance to the line
goal
in the first
prospects for deer hunters at this Nyssa-Parma junction.
contributions
'
to
their
teachers
Creek had the first place
quarter. They scored again with
Vibert Kesler, membership; Ron I Mrs Sallee said tyiat the program Bully
time appear to be in Lake and Hur
preachers
or
grange
masters”.
(Continued
On
Page
Seven)
to go in the second quarter
Campbell, budget and finance: R. was held in the city park from the
uey counties.
Organizations in the community seconds
and again failed to convert for
V. Wilson, parliamehtarian; Mrs first of June until the middle of
Big game animals taken during
chest
are
Boys’
and
Girls’
Aid
extra point, making the count
Bernard Eastman, historian; Mrs. August for children from age four
the regular open «-¿son this
society, Catholic charities children’s the
12 to 0.
Ed Frost, magazines, and J. L. through Jiigfc school. At the first
fall will not need to be tagged with
bureau,
children’
s
farm
home,
Ore­
During the last half the Vikings
Herriman, juvenile protection.
1 of the summer there was a large
a metal seal if they are stored or
gon Protective society, Salvation made
yardage jn the center af the
Rosel Hunter, reporting for the group of small and a small group
disposed of before the regular sea­
Army's
White
Shield
home,
Volun­
ileld. but when they began to near
and finance committee in of children from 10 years and older,
son closes. However, any big game Officials of the Owyhee project budget
teers
of
America
mothers’
and
chil­
pay dirt the Nyssa resistance stif­
the absence of Chairman Ron By the end of the summer, the sit-
animals or parts thereof that are announced today that irrigation Campbell,
dren’s home, Waverly -baby home, fened
to prevent any threats at
a recommen- uation was reversed "with a large Prospects for a good music de Oregon
in possession in the field or in water will be turned off at the dation that announced
Mental
Hygiene
society,
the
goal line.
the association sponsor group of the older children. By partment in the Nyssa high school Oregon Prison association and Y
transit more than 48 hours after Owyhee dam Friday, October 10, a carnival Friday
Nyssa
starters were Endow, cen­
October the end of the summer. Muss Red- was indicated by reports given this M, C. A. service men's program
the close of the regular season must completing the irrigation season 31 as a Hallowe’en evening.
ter;
Sutherland
and Orr, guards;
week
by
Lynn
Lawrence,
music
party
for
child-
dish
advised
that
between
80
and
be tagged. Tags will be available on about 100.000 acres of land.
Pecka
and
Mitchell,
tackles; AiF
instructor.
ren.
Teachers
and
room
mothers
loo
children
appeared
at
the
park
at all state police patrol offices The irrigation season was start­ will prepare booths of some type every day. Besides the games, she Mr. Lawrence has approximately OWYHEE RIDING
derson
and
Iseri,
ends;
Ray, quar­
during the regular hunting seasons. ed two weeks earlier this year for the carnival, but no gambling, taught up-to-date dances, which 30 in the band, despite the fact
terback;
Wilder
and
Koyano.
half­
CLUB WINS RACE backs, and Christensen, fullback.
devices will be used. The proceeds were greatly liked by the high that eight seniors, mostly cornet
than
usual
on
account
of
a
dry
used by the associates. school group.
players and drummers, were grad­ The Owyhee Riding club won Holcomb substituted at end. Maw
STRANDED FISH
spring. Also, the summer demand will Mrs. be Foster
fullback. Hale at end, Itamura at
that the The equipment on hand at the uated last spring. Otherwise, the first
has been high because of the large room mothers announced
TO
BE
SALVAGED
place in the pony express at suard,
Nicholson at tackle and
will meet in the end 0f the program included vol- band is about the same as last race, sometimes
of row crops, resulting in grade school building
The Oregon state game commis­ a acreage
known as the flag Gmer at halfback.
leyball nets, tennis net, aerial ten- year.
low storage in the Owyhee res­ Thursday, October 9. at 2:45 p.m. j j nig
sion will send a fish salvage crew ervoir
at a race meet held In Ont
set, two croquet sets, four bad- The girls glee club, numbering race,
on October 1 of 250,790 acre The executive committee announ-1 minton
to the Owyhee irrigation project feet, which
last Sunday
racquets and balls, two about 35, is better balanced than arlo Nyssa
is the lowest in the ced a rertanmendation that the | deck tennis
when the water is turned off during history
men participating were
sets, softball bats and In 1946.
of the project.
its annual shut-down, the com­
Gilbert Holmes, Merl Sorenson, Ike
meeting
date
be
changed
from
the
balls,
three
tennis
racquets,
volley-
Mr.
Lawrence
said
the
orchestra
mission announced this week.
and Hollle Knowles.
Thursday of each month to ball and soccer ball. Mrs. Sallee will be better this year than usual. Mitchell
The department intends to sal­ CHRISTIAN CHURCH fourth
Lynn Snodgrass won second in
the
second
Thursday.
The
com-jsald
it
the
project
Is
extended
for
Twelve
members
are
now
practic­
vage as many sport fish as pos­ ANNIVERSARY WILL mittee approved the carnival plan I another year the P.T.A. hopes to ing regularly.
the stake race and split third and
ible for distribution to local streams
fourth in the calf-roping event. By vote of the board of directors
and
recommended
an
increase
in
j purchase more equipment as it Is
and public ponds.
BE
OBSERVED
HERE
Owyihee drill team perform­ of the Malheur County Public
dues
from
50
cents
to
75
cents
a
:
needed.
LIQUOR AND CASH ed The at the
Commissioned officers and local
meet.
year.
"Everything
considered,
I
feel
that
Health association, the name of
sportsmen will co-operate in pa­ Dr. C F. Swander. corresponding Superintendent Henry Hartley an- for a first years program we Had
The Owyhee club members have that
STOLEN
AT
PARMA
organization has been changed
trolling the project to prevent the secretary and educational director nounced that a course in Oregon all extremely successful year", Miss
been invited to participate in a to Malheur
County Tuberculosis
illegal taking of game fish left of the Christian churches of Ore­ history Is available ior Nyssa. F i f - ; Reddish said, "I feel that it would Seventy-nine cases of liquor and rodeo at Huston, Idaho October 12. and Health association,
to become
stranded when the water level re­ gon, and Rev. Lester Jones, pastor teen members of the faculty have sincerely be an error If this pro approximately $360 In money were
effective immediately.
cedes.
of the Christian church in Nam­ signified their intention of taking gram were to be nipped in the bud, stolen from the Idaho state liquor
The reason for the change Is
pa, will be guest speakers in the the course, which will be given un- j as it would be should this recrea- store at Parma early Wednesday
tliat In the past there has been
church on the occasion der the supervision of the state tion plan be discontinued after this morning.
BOOSTER PROGRAM of Christian
a great deal of confusion as to ex­
seventh anniversary of the department of higher education. yeari or even if it were not to be Sheriff Ray Luekenga of Can­
actly what and who the public
HELD BY GRANGE Nyssa the congregation
Sunday, Octo­ The arrangements provide for three expanded",
yon
county
said
burglars
apparent­
health
association is. By adding the
hours of upper division credit. Per Miss Reddish suggested a few ly entered the store through a win­
ber
5.
word
tuberculosis,
the board hopes
The Oregon Trail Orange met Dr. Swander will speak at the
interested may contact Mr. improvements for the program for dow about 1:30 a. m.
U>
clarify
the
fact
that the assoc­
A
district
meeting
of
the
Veter­
Tuesday evening for a Booster night morning worship at 11 o'clock and sons
another year. They included: han­ The sheriff said the cash was ans of Foreign Wars was held ip iation is a voluntary agency, sup­
meeting. George Cleaver, Orange will show motion pictures of the Hartley
Reports were given by the chair­ dicraft shop for wood-working, wea­ taken from a cigar box under a Vale last Friday night September ported by the sale of Christmas
master, gave the welcoming ad­ Oregon Christian youth camps In men of several committees.
ving, sewing, shell work and clay counter and reported that Floyd
and is in no way connected
dress and FYank Parr explained the the evening at 8 o'clock. *
Mrs. Waynard Talbot gave a work: pin» - pong, shuffle - board. Lewis, manager, said the thieves 26.The meeting was opened at 8:30 seals
with the official health department.
various departments of the Grange Rev. Jones will deliver the an­ vocal
solo, accompanied by Mbs 'sqUa.sh or handball, one or the oth- missed some change in a counter p.m. with members from Nyssa, The primary work of the assoc­
organization. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson niversary message at a special ser­ Mary Lou
and Lynn Law-ipr- outdoor basketball, football, drawer.
Vale, Ontario, Adrian and Hunting- iation is the promotion of tuber-
Winters entertained with two piano vice to be held about 2 p.m. fol­ rence played Schenk,
a violin solo, accom- baseball and book program
in attendance. Officers in at­ ulosls control work in the county.
duets.
lowing a potluck dinner. Visitors paniSd by Mrs. Oarlos Buchner. | “These are only a few sugges- BISHÖP L. W. BARTON ton
tendance Included Adjutant Quar­ Because the TB rate in Malheur
Pictures on soil conservation were are expected from the Christian Durlng a reception held for the tions, but if just, these, or even
termaster Fred B. Corn, Depart­ ounty is comparatively low, how­
shown by Harry Sandquist of On­ churches of the valley. The public | members of the high school and part of these could be made use of
VISITS IN NYSSA ment
Commander Oates and De­ ever. the association feels Justified
tario, county agent.
Is invited to attend. The church grade school faculties, refreshments another year". Miss Reddish said,
partment Service Officer Pike of in spending its seal sale money
About 40 guests sat down to the choir will furnish musical numbers were served in the home economics “i believe attendance would build The Rt. Rev. Lane W. Barton, Portland.
for other purposes as well. In this
supper tables that were centered at the services.
up greatly I do want this program Episcopal bishop of eastern Ore­ Commander Oates gave a report connection, the association alms
with bouquets of fall flowers. Mrs.
to
be
successful
and
to
continue.
the guest speaker at a on the encampment held In Cleve­ to carry on an effective program
Parr and Mrs. Alexander had Nursing Home Notes—
Locker Sent to Alaska—
' I feel we have taken about the gon, was
bean dinner served by St. land, Ohio and the membership of health education and to en-
charge of the table decorations.
Parents of children bom recently Sending merchandise to Alaska: biggest step already and sincerely baked
Paul's guild In the parish hall drive for 1948. He said that of the ourage activities for the promotion
at the Nyssa Nursing home are as is the achievement of a Nyssa firm, hope others shall follow".
Monday
night.
100,000 veterans eligible for VFW of community health, as well as to
Attend Funeral—
follows: Mr. and Mrs. James Haw­ Mrs. Carrol Matthews, who left
embershlp
in Oregon only 14,000 ascertain unfulfilled health needs
Miss
Grimes
of
Orange,
New
Jer­
Mrs. H. H. Klngrey and her ne­ kins, Nyssa, September 25, son, 7 Nyssa September 21, arrived on
Sale Postponed—
sey, who Is a field worker lor the have Joined the ranks. Mr Com and to co-operate with official
phew. Wayne Green, returned last pounds. 8 ounces; Mr. and Mrs.' Annette Island September 23 by Food
The American Legion auxiliary church, was also present.
talked on activities carried on at health agencies in meeting such
Thursday from Geering. Nebraska, C. K. Sample, Parma, September airplane. In a telegram received this food
sale has been postponed from The quota of St. Paul's Church to­ the national encampment and Mr needs.
where they had been called because 25, daughter, 6 pounds, 10 ounces; {week she asked W. O. Peterson of October
Saturday. October ward the presiding bishop's fund Pike spoke on the membership drive, The office of the Malheur County
of the death of Wayne's father, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Betz, Oil-' the Nyssa Furniture company to 11 at the 4 Don to Oraham
office.
for world relief was reached through the service officers’ work and the Tuberculosis and Health associa­
and Mrs. Klngrey's brother, Harolo tarlo. September 25, daughter, 7 send her the mate to a fort looker
poppy chairmen’s program for 1948. tion is located in the Moore hotel
silver
offerings and games.
Green.
pounds, 15 ounces; Mr. and Mrs. that she bought before leaving Officer Employed—
Chief amusement for the evening Bob Marcus of Vale was elected building, 44 S. W. First avenue.
Jay Sample, Parma. September 26, Nyasa.
Don Buell has been employed was the "cake walk”, In which a i Junior vice commander of the The telephone number Is 338-W
Newell Heights Visitors—
daughter, 7 pounds, 8 V 4 ounces;
temporarily as a member of the cake was given as the prize to district organization.
According to Margaret Beattie, ex­
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griffith and Mr.
and Mrs Orville Douty, Nyssa, Have Influenza—
police force. He will work while each winning contestant.
After the business meeting, the ecutive secretary of the organiza­
Kenneth Alten of Fresno. California September 27, son, 8 pounds. 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Burton and Chief
of Police Orval Maze and
VFW met with the ladles auxiliary tion, the office «rill be open from
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Judd and ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Amlel Boeh, E. K. Burton are recovering from Patrolman
Floyd Byrd are on their Visit in Missouri—
9 a. m. to 5 p. m Anyone inter­
for lunch.
.
Mrs. Olive Judd of Parma were Parma. October 1, son, 6 pounds. Ca of influenza.
vacations.
ested in obtaining material on tub­
Dr. and Mrs. K. E Kerby and
Sunday guests at the home of Mr 2 ounces, and Mr. and^Mrs L. N. i
...
erculosis is invited to call.
baby have gone to Missouri for a A ttend Grocer»’ Convention—
and Mjs. Maurice Judd of Newell >Dut h) Hopkins. Parma, daugh-, | |ere from California—
Polio
Vlrtim
to
California—
visit. They will visit relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray own­
Heights
ter. 6 pounds, 10 ounces.
j Mrs- Herbert E. Thomson of Thurman Piercy ot Adrian, who Springfield
and Kansas City. Dr. ers and operators of Oordon’s Mar­ Accepts Stake Positions—
Mrs
J.
C.
Anderson
of
Payette
Palo
Alto
California
returned
to
has
been
confined
at
the
veteran's
Kerby will attend s medical meet­ ket and Mr and Mrs. Orant Jones Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bybee have
Here from Utah—
is
receiving
medical
attention.
i
Nyssa
last
week
for
a
visit
of
a
hospital
in
Boise
with
infantile
par­
ing and also a class reunion at attended the grocers convention at been appointed as Welser Stake
Mr and Mrs. Marlow Buming-
----------------------
few days, bringing as her guest. alysis since early August, left Tues­ Washington university at St. Louis Sun
Valley last week. They were drama directors for Mutual Im­
ham of Bountiful, Utah arrived Child Burned—
|Mrs.
DeWitt
Creveling
*»f
Alham-
day
by
plane
for
Bannuys,
Calif­
expected to be away from away from home three days
provement associations. Lynn Law­
Saturday for a two-weeks visit at Marla Christensen, three-year-old bra Mrs Thomson announce^ that ornia. «here a hospital specializes They
Nyasa
about
four
weeks.
rence is stake music director.
the Tom Burningham home.
daughter of Mr and Mrs. D. H ' Ben Lamb and family are operating In treatment of "polio" cases.
Here from Portland—
Christensen of Alberta avenue, is her place known as the Rust ranch
fh lld Arrivi
Mr. and Mrs. August Btppes of Attends Meeting—
Here from Bohr—
being treated at the Nyssa Nursing on the Owyhee river Hie visitors Here from law Angeles—
A
son
was
born
September
23
in
arrived here last Sunday Dr. J. J. Sarazln has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brown and home for second degree bums re­ spent a few days with friends in Mrs. R. W. Eyre of Los Angeles Boise to Mr and Mrs E. H. Boor Portland
to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs from Portland, where he attended
Stephan of Boise visited at the ceived Tuesday afternoon. The child Boise. Lawrence Peutz and Wil­ was a euest last week at the A. C. of Boise. Mr. Boor, former Nyssa William
Coleman, and other rela­ the annual past graduate meeting
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. was severly burned on the left liam Peutz, Jr., entertained them Sallee home. Mrs Eyre Is a sister of resident, is a son to Mr and Mr*. tive*. They
will leave for their of the Oregon State Medical as­
Burnall Brown, over the week-end. side and arm while at play.
while they were here.
George and A. C. Sallee.
Jim Boor of Nyssa.
home today.
sociation.
Work Begun On
Street Program
Chest Drive Is
Begun In County
P.T.A. Officers Summer Program
Are Installed Held Successful
By Mrs. Jensen
Nyssa Residents
Hunt For Deer
Water Will Re
Cut Off Oct. 10
Good Department
Of Music Likely
Name of Health
Group Changed
Veterans Hold
Area Gathering