Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 01, 1948, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
guests at the Jeff Williams home
A. P. Christmas.
dinner Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Olson of
SUNSET VALLEY Jan 1—Mr ai d euests at the home of Mrs. Lois Buhl-
Idaho
were Christ
nas dinner
and overnight
visitors
at the
Mrs. Garth Mitchell and Mr. and ; Nottingham and all attended a , guests
Lyman Pomeroy home.
Mitchell of Seneca, Mrs. Bessie Kid urn. Mr
„
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson and
_ Mrs. Farna
Oregon
were visitors at the Fred I Roba
Thompson and Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs sons left Friday to visit Mrs. Wii-
Mitchell home Saturday.
i Edwin Bergam and family" were 8on'S slsU!r Counsil
at Haines'
of New Plymouth,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schweizer and dinner quests Christmas day at tue Mr. Chester
and Mrs. Joe Counsil and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., and
sSSnd0L T the 1 holidays
h n. l Wa‘ at Shin8tan
Hre are spending the ^nd'charles
baby enjoyed breakfast at the O. P.
pending
the George
holidays with Glenn
their Counsil
Schweizer home.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ing. home on Christmas morn­
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant, Mr. Schweizer,
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner spent
and Airs. Wallace Gregg and fam i-1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffett and Christmas
Mr. and Mis. Jay
ly, Mrs. Annie Gregg and Herschel daughter were Christmas dinner Howard and with family
at Bates, re­
Gregg and family were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ad- turning Friday.
dinner guests at the William Gregg axns.
and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell were
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper ar­ in Mr.
Payette Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant have rived
home
Saturday
by
bus
after
Mrs. Neil Dimmick and
moved from Boise to the F. A. Po­ .'pending Chlstmas with Mr. Coop­ Mr. Mr. and and Mrs.
Vic Marshall were
well farm.
er’
s
sister,
Mrs.
Burrel
Landreth
at
shoppers Friday. Marshall and
Friday evening dinner guests of Madras. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Boise
brought home windows
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Fields were,Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Landreth Dimmick
houses in the truck.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Elmore and ¡drove to Portland and Langvew for Mr. their
Mrs. Charlie Cannon and
daughter
San Diego and Mr. and Washington last Tuesday visiting famliy and
were dinner guests at tne
Mrs. Jack of Fields.
friends.
Phil Dunbraski home at Payette
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of
and Mrs. Wayne Chestnut for
Christmas.
Homedale were Christmas dinner and Mr. children
of
Ontario
were
din­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reffett of
guests at the Harley Wilson home. ner guests at the Sid Flanagan home ✓ Haines,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ref­
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chadd and Mr. Christmas.
fett, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite
and Mrs. Harry Gahan left the on Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Schweizer,
and family of Haines were Christ­
first of this week for California. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share, Mr mas
dinner guests at the John Ref­
They plan to attend the New Year's and
Mrs.
Guy
Glenn
and
family,
rase bowl parade and visit relatives. Mrs. Gertrude Jackson and Mrs. fett Mr. home.
and Mrs. Emery Hobson were
Bob Reffett, Loren Hite, and Ellis
McConnell were dinner guests in Caldwell
on business Wednesday.
Givens went goose hunting Satur­ Ruth
at
the
Lee
Householder
home
on
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landreth
day moning at Jordan Valley .
Christmas.
Nyssa were Christmas dinner
Klaax Stam, Alene Ward and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley and of
guests at the home of Burrel Lan­
and Mrs. Harold Fylllngness and family,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Homer
at Madras.
daughter were dinner guests at the Brewer and family were dinner dreth
Randolph of Iowa and
Neil Dimmick home Christmas day. guests at the Emery Hobson home Mr. D. and W. Mrs.
Lew McCoy and fami­
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hobson were Christmas.
ly were dinner guests at the L. W.
guests at a party in the Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Diderickson Pomeroy
Monday evening.
Barker heme at Cairo Junction Sat­ and Carolyn and Buddie of Cald­ Mr. and home
Mrs. Clarence Yokham
urday night.
well
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Reed
Mary and Rose Myers of Sea­
Gabriel and Louie Astoreca will were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim and
ttle visited for several days at the
attend the annual ball given by the Chadd
for
Christmas
day.
Norman Dowty home last week.
Basques at Boise Monday. The pro­ Betty Dunbroskie of Payette Is Mrs.
ceeds are always given to a worthy visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charlie sister. Yokham is Norman Dowty’s
Cannon, for the holidays.
Elmer Hamilton of Parma was a
W. T. Cannon has a new 1948 dinner
guest at the Irvin Wolfe
Willys station wagon.
home
Saturday
night.
LouLs Astoreca and Wallace Rata- Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan
Dowty and
ezyk were visitors in Weiser Wed­ family,
Mr. and Mrs. Amas Carl­
nesday evening.
and Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Culver, Ed Mortensen, and son of Nebraska
Hankins were Christmas
Oscar Malmberg were Christmas George
guests at the Howard Finger
dinner guests at the George Wilson dinner
home Thursday.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin and
Mr. and M.:,. Cooke Mitchell were family
were Nampa shoppers Fri­
Nampa visitors Tuesday.
: Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Garner and day.
Lula Belle Wilson, Harry Hatha­
I family met their son, Wayne, at way
Jim Robb returned Sunday
Salt Lake City, and the family spent with and
Darlene Robb, who has been
¡Christmas at Ogden. Utah at the attending
college at Corvallis.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ether- Larry Dimmick,
who has been
ington, Mrs. Gamer's parents. Mr. attending
the Central Washington
j and Mrs. Garner returned home Junior college
at Yakima, returned
I Saturday.
for Christmas holidays with
j Mrs. Lila Mitchell and Val and home
a
1946
two-door
Oldsmobile.
¡Jarvis were breakfast guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Garner and
and Mrs. Harold Rookstool on Elaine and Elda of Emmett
were
Christmas morning.
A n o th e r
visitors at the Verne Garner home
Mr.
and
Mis.
Charles
Schweizer
Thursday.
N e w Y e a rl
were Ontario visitors Tuesday. Mrs. last Word
has been received that a
Schweizer
visited
at
the
Zeller
home
There's a lift of the spirit,
former resident of the valley, Mrs.
and
Mr.
.Schweizer
attended
the
Verle Landreth of Madras, is seri­
a warming af the heart!
sale.
ously ill and will undergo a major
Reverend and Mrs. R. L. Kriner operation
There's laughter and youth
soon.
and
family
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Wayne Gamer received his dis­
. . . sixty joins hands with
Gregg and family were dinner charge
from the navy and is now
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William home with
twenty, and on this day the
his parents, Mr. and
Gregg
Sunday.
Delbert Gamer.
old grow young and youth
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson and Mrs.
Norman Dowty has bought a 115-
Sandra were dinner guests Christ­ *cre
throws off the grasp of time.
farm at Homedale.
mas
at
the
Herring
heme
in
Nyssa.
Ira Chadd was ill in bed
On this happy occasion
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Fields and on Mrs.
Christmas day.
daughter were guests at the Rob­
w e wish for you the very
ert Piercy home on Christmas day.
best that life affords!
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillis and NEWS OF RECORD
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mrs. Melvin Pendnrvis.
Laurel Verne Amick and Mildred
Carl Brewer was a dinner guest Jean Gale, both of Harper.
at the George Wilson home Friday. Donald William Fischer of Vale
Wilfred Gilbert arrived Friday and Velva Joan Martin of Fruit-
and plans to visit friends In the land.
valley for a couple of days. Gil­ Raymond Stanley Belnap and
bert Is working In a sawmill at Jean Netcher, both of Vale.
Wallowa.
Allen Albin Erstrom and Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Oce Schweizer, Bud Aim
Syrovatka, both of Vale.
1 Schweizer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth COMPLAINTS,
COURT
Parker and children, Mr. and Mrs. Unted Credit CIRCUIT
Men’
s
association,
Dick Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Char­ Inc. vs. Herman King, et. al. $434 32.
les Johnson of Parma were dinner Recovery on account.
Donald McGinnis vs. Loraine Mc­
Ginnis. Divorce.
PETITIONS, PROBATE COURT
deceased.
Estate of James Franklin Staley,
P a u lu s
Jewelry
Store
M AY Y O U R
HAPPT
BE H A P P Y
YEAR
NEW Y EA R
The pursuit of happiness
is every American's right
. . . the Constitution says so.
May you catch your full share
of it in 1948 . . . that is our.
sincere hope, as another New
Year's Day rolls around.
Powell Service Station
NEW
• Janus, the ancient Roman
deity who preaided over all
beginnings, was represented
by a double head that looked
both wa ye.
• A t thle beginning of 1948
we voice the hope that good
fortune w ill come to you not
from two ways alone. But
from every direction I
Gate City
Cleaners
- You Will Use
The Hospital
PAGE PIVE
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AND ALL FACILITIES FOR TREATMENT OF CASES OF THIS DREAD­
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FOR HOSPITAL TREATMENT, AWAY FROM FRIENDS AND LOVED
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TOMORROW
WE LIVE BECAUSE TODAY
WE GAVE!
T he Coot af T hU A dvertisem ent
-Spbdted Citl
lb s Been Raised by PubUr
. ■
CHRISTMAS DINNERS organization.
Vera Faye Counsil and
SERVED IN SUNSET Counoil
were Christinas
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1918