TH E N Y S S A GATE. CITY JOU RN AL, N YSSA, OREGON
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IN NU-ACRES AREA Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Johnson
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of
NU-ACRES, Jan. 2#— The Merle Nampa spent Sunday with Mrs.
and Paul Thompson families were Johnson’s brother, Leo Ellibee, and
surprised when their cousin, Nina family.
The regular club meeting was held
Oemmell, stopped for a short visit
at the hall Wednesday. Mrs. Uelin
wit them on her way to Portland. and Mary Orasmick were visitors.
Nina Oemmell has been a mission Helen Moots Joined the club. Mrs
ary in China "for the past 2ft years. Minty gave an Interesting talk on
She Is doing missionary work In ¡color and style. A stork shower was
given for Mrs. Mary Hawks Hos
the states now.
Committee members express thanks tesses were Ara Mae Preston. Mary
to Vern and A1 Chadwick of Nyssa Hank, and Artlna Stohler. The
for their donation to «he community group sent Minnie Johnson a get-
well card and all that were pres
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Conners attended ent signed the card.
Ray Fisk and children spent
the co-op dinner at New Plymouth.
Mr and Mrs. Prank Nedbalek had Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyc-
as suppor geets Sunday night Mr. Holton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holton, W il
and Mrs. Corlas Randolph and Mel
vin of Madras, Oregon Mr. Ran liam Holton, Johnnie Holton anc
dolph was formerly ditch rider In Lorraine Roberts visited Mr. and
this community. He was transferred Mrs. Floyd Holton and family Mon
to Notus as Junior engineer and Is day.
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Eight of Jean Miller's schoolmates
tathered at her home Saturday to
help her celebrate her eighth blrh-
lay. Those present were June Felk,
Beverly Com, Norma Benedict
Shirley Schilling, Margaret and
Wallace Butler, Gaya Soresen, and
Helen lida. Bingo and other games
were played. After the birthday
candles were lighted "Happy Birth-
lay” was sung by the group. Re-
frehments of angelfood cake and
¡ce cream were served. Jean was
the recipient of many nice gifts.
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NEW
ARCADIA, Jan 2»— R. O. Chand
ler of Caldwell was guest speaker
it Sunday school Sunday. A board
nesting was held after classes.
Mrs. John Payne and Infant
aughter returned home this week
rom the Ontario hospital.
Mrs. Clyde Bowers and her 4-H
■reakfast clUb had their meeting
’ aturday at 10:30. The program was
broadcast over KSRV.
Several local farmers attended
he Co-op meeting January 22 at
he Boulevard Grange hall.
Ira Ure made a business trip to
California last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kldo and family
tave rented the Jake Groot farm
jid have moved into the tenant
louse.
R. G. Chandler and son, David,
,f Caldwell were dinner guests m
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis §ul-
ard Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shoen of
Nyssa were week-end guests in the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Math-
Tly.
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BUENA VISTA, Jan. 29—Mrs. 8. B
Hoffman was 111 last week.
M. and Mrs. Willis Bertram were
in Baker Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Loyd Cleaver anti
Linda and Alva Ann and Mrs. Geo-
-ge Cleaver were in Ontario Wed-
tesday.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topllff, Mr
and Mrs. Jim Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Goodell and Alva Goodell, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen. Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram were
among those who attended the
meeting of the Farmers Supply Co
op at the Boulevard Grange hall
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and
Alva, Jr., were dinner guests a the
Delbert Cleaver home Thursday ev
ening. The dinner was given In
observance of Mr. Goodell’s birthday
Lester Cleaver was In Weiser
Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Leslie Topllff were
In Ontario Friday morning.
Mrs. Leslie Topllff, Mrs. George
Cleaver and Mrs. Willis Bertram
attended a Chatter Box club meet
ing at the Harold Sisson home
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffltts and
family moved Wednesday to thf
Carl Sebum farm, which they have
rented.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell ac
companied John Updegraf to Jor
dan Valley and Harney creek Tues
day.
Busan Cleaver, small daughter of
Lester Cleaver, has been ill with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram, Mr
and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. George Cleaver and Mr
and Mrs Alva Goodell attended
the benefit pinohle party at the
Oregon Trail schoolhouse. The mon
ey derived fTom a series of four
parties is to be turned to the
memorial hospital td be used In
the polio ward. The next party wit
be held Friday, January 30.
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver en
tertained at a party Saturday ev
ening Those attending were Mr
and Mrs. Ray Griffitts, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Day, Mr and Mrs. Loyd
Cleaver, and Lester Cleaver. Refresh
ments were served.
John Dewey and George McGee
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Alva Goodell home.
Howard Day is running cement
T H U R SD A Y , J A N U A R Y 29, 1948
for a foundation for two rooms and Dorothy Bartholoma at Nyssa.
Elmer Hlromu Nagana Yamaguchl
that he plans to add to his house.
of Ontario and Dorothy K. Tera-
shlma of Weiser.
Goes to California—
COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT
Mrs. Lulu Hoxie left Friday for | United Credit Men's association.
Oakland, California to spend two Inc., vs. Donald E. Rutner, et al. Re
covery on account. $604.61.
months.
Hisaya Moringa vs. Emma R. Duf
fy, et. al. To quiet title.
NEWS OF RECORD
United Credit Men’s association,
Inc., vs. D. A. Wilkison. Recovery
MARRIAGE LICENSES
on contract. $197.56
James Arnold Robb and Lulabelle
Harold B. Ritchey, et. al., vs.
Wilson, both of Nyssa.
Wilbur Earnest Haines, et. al. Da
Masaru Kldo and Emlko Amy mages. $20.000.
Kayano, both of Nyssa.
Harold
B. Ritchey,
et. al., vs.
Wllmer Franklin Robertson and Wilbur Earnest Haines, et. al. Da
Doris Arlene McGourty, both of Vale mages. $21.500.
Lonnie Dell Correll and Bonnie
Harold B. Ritchey,
et. al., vs
Lee Dickson, both of Nyssa.
Wilbur Earnest Haines, et. al. Da
Bill Tsuneo Chikuo of Payette mages. $10,000.
and Yuhlko Betty Fujil of Ontario.
Marilyn Ritchey vs. Earnest Ha
Magnus Noman Ekanger and ines, et.
al.
Damages. $20,000.
Jotonsle Pau’.lne Gordon, both of
Everett Ritchey, vs. Wilbur Haines
Nyssa.
et. al. Damages. $21,000.
Douglas James Scott of Vale and
Stover
A. Wells vs. Grace
E.
Dorothy Marlene Christensen of Wells. Divorce.
,!>ruitland.
Hildegard Odegard vs. BJame Od-
Jim Hiroshi Yamane oi Ontario egard. Divorce.
and Kiyoko Konlshl of Payette.
PErrrraoNs. probate court
Claud J. Hoyt and Avis Johnson,' Estate of Merton Everett Thayer,
both of Boise.
deceased.
Donald Orin Hardenbrook of Boise
Norma Jean Hill vs. Ivon Spencer
SC H O O L BOND
ELECTIO N
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND
ELECTION NOTICE
STATE OF OREGON
County of Malheur
School District No. 26C
S8.
Notice hereby is given that,
at the school district bond el
ection hereby called, to he held
at the Grade School In the City
of Nyssa, In and for School Dis
trict No. 26C of Malheur County,
Oregon, on the 2nd day of Feb
ruary, A. D „ 1948, between the
hours of 2:00 o ’clock P.M. and
7:00 o ’clock P.M. there will be
submitted to the legal voters
thereof the question of contract
ing a bonded indebtedness In the
sum of $350,000 for the purpose
of providing the funds needed
for constructing a Junior High
School and additions to the pres
ent High School and of equip
ping and furnishing said Jun
ior High School and additions
to the present High School in
and for said district.
The vote to be toy ballot upon
Hill. Divorce.
Lillian B. Ackerman vs. Wyatt J.
Ackerman. Divorce.
Willie Whipple vs. George E.
Whipple. Divorce.
Walter E. Sievers vs. Louise R.
Slevers. Divorce.
Willard Smith vs. Georgia Kirk-
man, et. al. To quiet title.
Guardianship of Phillip E. Ed
wards.
Second street, lot 4, block 80, Green
addition, $3500, 24 by 28, frame.
B. B. Lienkaemper, construction,
garage, Ehrgood street, lots 4 and
5, original townsite, $1800, 30 by
40, frame.
Fred Braun, garage, Ehrgood, lots
16, 17 and 18, block 3, original
townsite, $300, 22 by 24, frame.
Bernard Eastman
BUILDING PERMITS
Assembly of G od church, con
Real Estate
struction of parsonage. Reece street, Insurance
lot 7, block 17, original townsite,
$4000, cmderblocks, 33 by 26.
Loyd L. Looney, const ruction, Se
Phone 64
cond street, lot 4, block 80, frame,
24 by 28, $3500.
Nyssa, Oregon
Loyd L. Looney, construction.
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We have tw6 new Kiest 1948 model 2-row
for sale here. O n ; has the extended rinck
for use in heavy soil.
which shall toe the words “Bonds
Yes" and “Bonds No” , and the
voter shall place a cross (X )
between the word “ Bonds” and
the word “ Yes”, or between the
word “Bonds” and the word “ No”
whichever indicates his choice.
The polls for the reception of
the ballots cast for or against
the contraction ol said indebted
ness will, on said day and date
and at the place afore-aid, be
opened at the hour of 2:00 o'
clock P. M. and remain open un
til the hour of 7:00 o’clock P. M.
of the same day, at which hour
the same shall be closed.
By order of the District School
Board of School District No. 26C
of Malheur County, Oregon, made
this 14th day of January, AD.
1948.
Attest:
(Sgd) Henry H. Hartley,
District Clerk
(Sgd) Loyd Adams,
Chairman, District School Board
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over last year’s model. Due to material short
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