Nyssa gate city journal., May 06, 1948, Image 1

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77ie NYSSA
VOLUME XXXXIII
JOURNAL
NO. 17
Plans For Dairy
Exhibits Mav 15
Are Developing
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY G, 1948
ADRIAN TO BUILD
( l O V C m o r l)P W P V
SCHOOL STRUCTURE ^ UVCIIIUI UtJWejr
At a recent bond election held at I
Adrian, $64,000 was voted for a
new grade school building. The
building fund already includes $10- „
Will Visit Here
Tuesday, May 11
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Jersey Showmanship And 000 .
Candidate Will Visit At
Excavation has been started on
S n c r a r F n n tm n r A n r i
Fitting Contest Set
the basement of the new building,:
f
11(1
For Youngsters
which will be located just north ;
Deliver Talk
HOUSE DAMAGED BY
CAREENING TRUCK
M. C. Zamora of Nyssa rural
route was lined $250 in justice
court by Judge Don M. Graham
early this week on a charge of
driving an automobile while under
the influence of intoxicating liquor
after a truck driven by Zamora
crashed against the farm residence
of Henry Hartley, southwest of
Nyssa. Zamora's driver’s license was
revoked for a year.
After knocking over a road sign
at a curve in the highway, the
truck crossed a barrow-pit and the
Hartley lawn and crashed against
the northeast corner of the porch.
The porch and truck were not badly
damaged. The loss was insured
through property damage insurance
on the truck, which is owned by
James Stephens of Adrian.
CiodMi h TavfTo
Improve Roads
°f McCurdy, Conner
Recovered from Reservoir
Proposed Malheur Pro­
gram Discussed; Jones, NYSSA TELEPHONE
Plane Wrecked in Sunday
Gallagher Talk
Crash Dragged From
SERVICE EXTENDED
Owyhee
The great need for approval of
of the present building. The archi- 1
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tect for the new structure is Lee1 Governor Thomas E. Dewey of
Word was received from Boise
B. Cook of Nampa.
New York, candidate for the repub-
the proposed 10 mills levy for road this morning that the Mountain
After two days of effort extended
Work has been started on an lican nomination for president, will
improvement in Malheur county States Telephone company will by dozens of men, an airplane con­
athletic field for the grade school i visit Malheur county Tuesday, May
it the primary election to be held start engineering work on the Black
east of the highway entering Ad­ i i .
May 21 was emphasized by County canyon district to furnish Nyssa taining the bodies of E. R. McCurdy
rian.
The governor will speak at the
Commissioner John Caldwell, Jr„ telephone service to the patrons and William H. Connor of Nyssa
was recovered from the Owyhee
high school athletic field at On­
of Vale at the weekly luncheon of of that area.
tario at 1 p.m. and will later come
The southern boundary of the reservoir Tuesday afternoon.
he Nyssa chamber of commerce
to Nyssa to view the sugar factory.
The airplane, owned by Gordon
»rea to be served will be approx­
Wednesday noon.
He will arrive in Nyssa about 2
“ We have 2600 miles of roads imately one mile south of the Nys­ Schmelzer and piloted by McCurdy,
p.m. and go through the factory
in the county and we have one sa road, east to the high-line ditch crashed Sunday morning about 11
on a brief tour. About 2:45 or 3
full-time man, the county judge, and north to the George Bolz road. o'clock while the pilot was report-
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_ edly stunting over the area, which
pm . he will give a short talk on
M. C. Seuell, spokesman
for _
the
to supervise the work. The com ­
The Nyssa high school trackmen the lawn in front of the company
missioners do not have the time nterested grouiU said they hone VMS “ alive'' with fisherman whip­
ping the reservoir for fish on the
won the Snake river valley confer­ office. The public is invited to meet
the job requires. We have given to have servire by earlv fall.
first Sunday of the season.
ence championship on the Ontario the governor and hear him speak.
the road program a lot of study
Several fishrman actually saw
Following a conference with Id a -' F l n p f n r ) T p Q f j p t *
field Saturday afternoon to keep
in the last year, and we are pro­
the accident, which occurred about
unblemished their string of vic­ ho republicans in the Moore hotel LilCllCU LiVilUCl
posing a 10 mill levy each year on
in Ontario about 3:30, he will leave
two miles above the dam, and
tories.
real and personal property in Mal­
others heard the motor. When the
Prior to the Saturday meet, the for Baker.
heur county over a period of five
plane went into a dive, McCurdy
Accompanieed by almost a score
Bulldogs of Nyssa had also won
years".
apparently attempted to gain alti-
thee Malheur county title. The Nys­ of newspaper correspondents, mag­
If the levy is approved, the coun­
_
, ,,
. .
. tude and the machine was going
sa Lions club voted Monday to azine writers, newspaper camera­ Dr. J. M. O’Dell Talks Of ty proposes Do hire an engineer
Rev. and Mrs. John Beard of at full speed wllen R hit Lhe wa_
buy a trophy for the team for men and news reel photographers,
Work
At
Tuberculo­
to conduct the program of road Portland, ell route to Independence, [ ter about a mile from shore
Governor Dewey will arrive in On­
that achievement.
improvement. Tile officials feel that Missouri by horseback, are using
McCurdyi who had a private
sis Hospital
The Nyssa team will go to La- tario toy United Air Lines from
the roads should be classified and their optimism, courage and sense piiot's licenses, had about 100 hours
Walla
Walla.
Following
a
press
Grande next week to participate
rights-of-way
standardized
the
cou­
of
humor
to
cover
as
closely
a
s
;
o{
flying time to hlg credlt He
Ted Berreth o f Ontario was re­
in the district meet, the last event conference, a noon luncheon will
nty would be in a position to know passible the route traveled by the is reported to have picked up Con-
elected
president
of
the
Malheur
be
held,
with
Mayor
Elmo
Smith
cf the track season.
nor at a restoUrant as company
County Tuberculosis and Health as­ how much equipment was needed. blazers of the Old Oregon Trail
In the conference meet Nyssa of Ontario introducing the 'gover­
Leaving Portland April 1 at 10 on the trip Just before they went
sociation at the annual meeting of In the meantime, the county would
made 51 points to Ontario’s 31. Oth­ nor.
have to retain maintenance and aim., Rev and Mrs. Beard arrived ,,0 the Nyssa airport, located on
P. J. Gallager of Ontario will the organization Monday evening bridge crews.
er scores were Weiser 23Mi, Emm­
here Friday, April 28 and that ev- | UlP i daho side of Snake river
ett 21, Vale 16, Payette 15, New Introduce the distinguished visitor at the Moore hotel in Ontario.
Because of the great increase ening attended a meeting of the
A rescue crpw was soon organized
Other officers elected were Rev.
Plymouth 6 3/4, Fruitland 5M. and at the rally at the athletic feld.
In
expenses,
the
county
finds
it­
Frank Morgan will introduce J. D. Crego o f Vale, first vice presi­ self “ badly squeezed", Mr. Cald­ Owyhee Riding club, which they but actual drag,lng of the reser.'
Parma 3.
.onsider *a lively bunch .
voir was not started until Mbnday
dent; Mrs. Dennis Patch of Nyssa.
Dick Iseri was high point man Governor Dewey at the Nyssa meet­ second vice president; Mrs. Madge well said, adding that "The per-
"W<* travel every day, except nlomlng. Many niembera of th'
of the meet with 11 1/4 points to ing and R. G. Larson, district man­ Flegel o f Ontario, secretary, and missable six per cent increase each Sunday. We never travel on Sun- Nyssa Boat clubf with thelr
ager of the Amalgamated Sugar
his "credit.
William Blackaby of Ontario, treas­ year has not kept pace with the day, because if we did our horses sfcate police, city police officers of
Nyssa winners were as follows: company, will escort him through urer. Directors were elected to serve increase in expenses. Greater areas shoes would come off , the former Nyssa and sheriff's officers went
the
factory.
Broadjump—Iseri, first.
for one year and two year terms. have been developed and need roods. army chaplain twinkled.
to the reservoir to assist in the
Pole vault—Ray tied for second
Using two saddle horses and one project. After finding the plane,
Following the welcoming of guests We have practically no equipment
and
what
we
do
have
is
very
old.
and third, Anderson and Krul tied
pack
horse,
the
travelers
expect
to
by Ted Berreth, the Ontario glee
the boatmen grabbed It In 200
for fourth.
club sang three numbers under It consists of one dump truck, one reach Independence about the mid­ feet of water with grappling hooks,
flat
truck,
four
motor
patrols,
and
Discus—Long, fourth.
dle
of
August
or
the
first
of
Sep­
the direction o f Marvin Trigero.
fastened to long ropes. The men
120-yard high hurdles— Pecka,
Dr. Roderick Belknap of Ontario one bulldozer that is 10 years old. tember. When in Nyssa the elderly lost thetr hold on the plane Mon­
One
3/8's
shovel
is
not
suitable
first, and Jensen, third.
couple
had
covered
one-fifth
of
introduced the speaker o f the
day, but relocated the machine
880-yard relay— Nyssa (Iseri
evening, Dr. J. M. Odell, superin­ for grading roads. We should have the distance of 2100 miles. Mr. and through the use of a buoy and
The Nyssa high school baseball tendent of the Fiastem Oregon 10 dump trucks, a D7 caterpillar Mrs. Neil Dimmick of Nyssa met
Chadwick, Hale and Wilder).
before dark had moved it far en­
100-yard dash—Wilder, second, team captured the Malheur county Tuberculosis hospital at The Dalles. and carry-all, a mobile rock crush­ them at Meacham several days ago
ough toward shore that it was in
Mary Lou Schenk has been cho­ and Wilson, fourth.
championship last Tuesday when
er,
a
3
4
shovel
and
trailer,
10
mo­
while
en
route
home
from
a
trip
Dr. Qdell spoke on certain meas­
about 150 feet of water. They last
sen as valedictorian Of the class
they trounced the Vale nine to ures that would aii in the effective tor patrols and a roller. If the pro­ to Walla Walla.
Mile run—Highland, second.
their grip on the plane and also
of 1948 c f the Nyssr high school^ Medley
^
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the tune of 4 to 0.
relay—
second
"We want to fallow the old trail lost their buoy Tuesday about 1
control oi tuberculosis, and discuss­ posal were approved we could hire
because ci her high scnoiasuc ' 200-yard low hurdles—Iseri, first;
The victory opened the way for ed some of the new treatments an engineer in July this year and and visualize what the pioneers had
p.m. One boatman re-located the
standing. She averaged 1.14.
Hale, second, and Christensen, a meeting with the Payette club for the disease and their success. -start the road program in the to contend with” , Chaplain Beard
plane on the next trip over the
Loig Bybee, who averaged 1.4, fourth.
in a play-off deciding the Snake In speaking of the rehabilitation spring. It would be 1952 or 1952 said. “ You have to take o ff your
area.
By Tuesday, Leo Fife, Merle
was named salutatorian.
River valley title. The first two work conducted for patients, Dr. before the state could start a road hats to them. We should teach their
880-yard run—Bates, first.
Marcum and Warren Parmer had
Joyce Bair Turner also averaged
play-off games will be played in Odell stated that a rehabill^tion program, if it had the money.
220-yard dash—Wilder, second.
ideals to our children. The people
1.4 but she was not considered for
Payette Thursday and Friday night, and social worker had been added
"We had $7000 to allocate to the are getting soft and they need the made a pair of tongs that opened
Mile relay— Nyssa, second.
for a distance of about six feet.
the honors because she attended
May 7 and 8, and in case each to the staff from the state tuber­ general road fund at the budget advice of the old men.
The outfit was equipped with a
only seven semesters and eight are
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2)
team
wins
one
game,
the
time
and
“
I
have
driven
all
over
Oregon,
culosis association.
UPPER GRADES TO
trigger that controlled the tongs.
required.
place for a third and deciding con­
but I never really saw it until I
Mrs. E. R. Knott of Vale pre­
When the tongs were dropped,
Baccalaureate services will be held
PRESENT PROGRAM tent will be determined later.
started
this
trip.
I
never
knew
sented Dr. Odell with a number
luckily they solidly clamped into
May 23, with Rev. H. J. Gernhardt
In the game last Tuesday all of of watches and clocks that had
there were so many good people” . one of the plane wings and never
of the Methodist church delivering
The fifth, sixth, seventh and the scoring was done in the last been collected for the use of pa­
took
„ Rev. Beard
,
„
. a river
. trip . from
__. tore loose. As four motor boats
the sermon.
eighth grades will present their half oi the sixth inning on four tients learning watch repairing in
Three Forks, Montana to St. Louis moved forward, pulling the wrecked
Dean Jacobson of the school of annual spring program
Friday walks and two hits. The first run the rehabilitation program.
and traveled the Colum^a from i achlne men
the ^
k
education of the University of Ore­ night. May 14, at 8 o'clock in the was the result of an error. During
Canal flats in British C oh ^ b la thp
taut „
that the gr^
Refreshments were served follow­
gon will deliver the commencement gymnasium. The theme of the the course of the game, Koyano,
loosened. When the
ing the meeting at a tea table
“ A sight which \s grand to be­ to Bonneville, Oregon. The retired wou|d
address May 27, speaking on the affair wdl be “ Musical America” .
Nyssa hurler, walked five and Cox, arranged by Mrs. Madge Flegel.
W(u, *1Ulln about 100 feet
hold", according to Lee A. Palmer, Presbyterian .minister wa« jm stor|
topic, 'America Unlimited” .
The program will Include a ser­ the Vale pitcher, walked nine men.
thp .shore a wlng appeared and
L.D.S. church leader from Salt of Mt Tabor church in Portland
An award assembly will be held ies of old-fashioned songs, grade Vale made two hits and Nyssa
Lake City, was held last Thurs­ for 25 years and was Pastor a t | ^ mpn M a Une frt£T lih e wing
May 14 at 8 pan. in the gymnas­ school orchestra; Lynn Lawrence, three. The lineup for Nyssa was as PEOPLE TO VOTE
day evening, when
«..w . 700
™ youths —
be- Hoquiam for 12 years
. . . . . j to shore. The plane was then pulled
ium. All awards to which the stu­ director; fifth grades, Mrs. Nye, follows: Kido ss, Green 2b, Ita-
ON PARK DISTRICT tween the ages of 12 and 21 from ,he 91st division in the first woi : ^ beach b about 40 men, tnclud-
dents became entitled during the Mrs. Lane and Mrs. McKinney; m r n If, Koyano p, Takami c, Bo­
2Q whQ
^
worklng
12 surrounding cities gathered at war and with the « s t division
year will be given. The public is Indian scene, songs, “Kille Kille” wen rf, Iseri cf, Holcomb 3b, and
. .
An election will be held in the an achievement banquet in the until one month before the attack ,
invited to attend.
and ' Pass That Peace Pipe” with Sutherland lb. The Vale battery Nyssa grade school building May Nyssa gymnasium to receive awards on Pearl harbor. He received the
The Nyssa Boat club members,
a war dance by the braves; a pion­ was Oox and Pressly.
26 to permit local residents to for outstanding work accomplished French Croix de Guerre and an who furnished seven boats for the
American citation, the silver star,
FARMERS CONTINUE eer scene, songs, "Roll Along Cov­ In a crucial contest with the express their opinions on the pro­ in the church during the past during
work, said the bureau of reclama­
the first world war for ex­
ered Wagon, Roll Along and “ Oh, Ontario nine, the Nyssa club came
The banquet, an annual ev­
GOPHER PROGRAM Susanna", and a pioneer square out on top last Friday, April 30, posed creation of a park district year.
ceptional bravery, which, he said, tion men at the dam were very
ent,
is
invitational.
co-operative.
here.
dance; seventh and eighth grades, with a scare of 5 to 2. The game
Mr. Palmer stated that the church constituted eating more beans than
In addition to determining whe­
The motor, tail asesmtoly and
A group of farmers, meeting in Mr. Weatherspoon, Mrs. Schweizer was moved from Ontario to Nyssa ther the district shall be formed, record for serving dinners was bro­ anyone else in hls outfit.
wheels of the plane were brought
Rev.
Beard
is
carrying
greetings
the Vest farm home Monday, May and
Mrs.
Renstrom;
Southern because of wet grounds. Koyano, the voters will also elect three di­ ken by the Weiser stake, when
to Nyssa. The remainder of the
3, gave approval for continuation scene, minuet, with violin accom­ pitching for Nyssa, pitched to 19 rectors, who will supervise the the banquet chairman, Mrs. S. P. from the Oregon Trails association machine was damaged beyond re­
of the gopher extermination which paniment, the cotton field. Songs, men in the first six innings. Hickey, district in the event that it Is B.vbee, and her committee served and Mayor Reilly of Portland to pair.
has been so successful during the "Hard Timos, Come Again No struck by a pitched ball, was the created. The polls will be open from the 700 persons ln 20 minutes. He mayors and chambers of commerce
Evans R. McCurdy was born
More” and “ Uncle Ned” ; cabin only man to make first during that 8 am. to 5 p.m.
past year.
also said it was the “ largest gath­ along the route.
May 24, 1903 at EULs. Kansas and
The group also voted approval fireside, “Ring, Ring de Banjo", time.
Candidates for directors at the ering" of its kind in all the church
spent all of hls early life at Selina,
for payment of an additional 15 "My Old Kentucky Home” ; church,
Kansas. He moved to Portland in
present time are R. G. Larson, and complimented the stake Aaron- WILSON’S REMODEL
cents per acre with five cents to “G o Down Moses” and “Little Da­
1923 and came to Nyssa two years
Harold Sisson and J. C. Olson. ic priesthood advisers and the
GROCERY
BUILDING
pay for administration and poison vid, Play on Your Harp” ; Abra­ CATHOUCS TO OPEN
ago to work In Miner's barber
petitions may be filed Girls association leaders for their
and the remainder for an extermin­ ham Lincoln, “The Emancipation
NEW NYSSA CHURCH Nominating
shop. He spent three years ln the
with the county court up to May 11. fine work. Mrs. O. P. Williams
The space formerly occupied by
ator who would clean out any go­ Proclamation” ; soldier scene, “D ix­
of Nyssa is stake president of the
marine corps during world war II.
Wilson's
grocery
in
the
Wilson
phers that may have moved since ie” and “ Battle Hymn of The
Mother's Day has been cho6en
Girls committee.
Survivors
and
building
on
Main
street
has
been
.
„ are
. . . hls
„ . mother
M
„
r been missed the first time over. Republic” ; sixth grades, Mrs. Rig- as the opening day of the basement CARL BURNINGHAM
White baskets of spring blossoms
by the operators of Wii- ^cp-father M r and Mrs. E. G
ney, Mrs. Sturtevant and Mr. Lu- church by the Catholics of Nyssa
HAS BIGGEST FISH adorned the stage, and a low crys­ remodeled
son's
dry
goods
store
for
the
dis-
^
l
s
e
l
of
Portland,
a
son
Donald
zar, song, "While Strolling Through and surrounding territory.
tal bowl of cut garden flowers pro­
NOMINEES NAMED
of electrical appliances a ad M^ 9urJly of ^
a. ?
The Park One Day” , and street
Rev. P. H. Oaire of Ontario will
Carl Bumingham of Nyssa caught vided the centerpiece for the piano. play
hls motheri «tod hU father.
BY EAGLES LODGE -hows, “Comrades” , “ Where Did bless the building before mass, the largest fish that has been en­ Rosel Hunter was master of cere- men’s and boys' shoes.
A
new
concrete
floor
has
been
j
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r(?e
1
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I'
9
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C
!n,
3 a , n.a ,
You Get That Hat?” "The Band Which will be said at 9:30 a.m., tered so far in the Olympic club's monls, introducing each number
the front door eliminated and • ^ aIJ"?as .
T j !1 i f
to
Nominees for lodge offices were Played On", '*My Gal is A High May 9. The mass will be followed Owyhee fish derby.
with a clever salutation. Dinner laid,
dLsplay windows installed. Until Portland for cremation. No ^rrice.s
selected at a meeting of the Eagles Bom Lady” , "My Sweetheart’s The by the benediction of the blessed
The 41* pound trout was caught music was played on the solo-vox the remodeling Is completed , h e , w.n be held here. Mr. and Mrs.
lodge of Nyssa Wednesday night. Man in The Moon” and "What sacrament
by Burningham in the Owyhee riv- by T Carol Bybee as the 700 girls first of the year, entrance will b e ! * ” * * 1 have ***0 here
Mon-
Officers will be elected next Wed­ Would You Take for Me Papa?";
The church, 36 by 80 feet, has pf
and boys passed the serving tables.
gained to the new departm en t“ ®^
nesday night.
honoring the flag. “Your Flag and been built mostly through the use
¡3eopge Vaughn said Wednesday Charles Taylor led the group in through
the dry goods store. The I WlMiam Connor who was born
The nominees are as follows; My Flag", and finale, “The Star of volunteer help. The main floor I night that 73 fisherman had regls- community singing, accepting re­
store has been re-decomted and ‘ n 1906 was the first man drafted
President—LaMont
Fife,
Frank Spangled Banner” .
af the completed building will be tered for lbe derby. Only fish taken quest number from the audience.
from the sugar factory at Nyssa.
Morris and Eugene Kipp: vice pres­
The program committee Includes added later, probably next year. |{rom tbe Owyhee river and reser- Mrs. B.vbee was accompanist. Presi­ otherwise improved.
Except for the time he was in the
ident—E. H. Brandt. Charles New - Mrs. Josephine Riigney, Mrs. Mae
dent Luther L. Fife gave the in­
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1 voir are eligible for the contest.
service, Mr. Connor had been em-
Consolidation
Petitions
Out—
btll and Ormond Thomas; chap— Nye. Ray Weatherspoon, and Lynn Attend F.H.A. Conference—
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vocation.
Petltlons for the consolidation Ployed at the factory since It was
lain— Lee Montgomery, Bob Tal­ Lawrence.
Mrs. Bernard Frost motored t o , Gra<Jp Program set—
After the presentation of awards of the
Lower Bend, Wade and f‘ret opened.
bot and Bob Toombs: treasurer—
Pendleton with Margery Bishop^ plans baVe been completed for by Mr. Palmer, the program was Owyhee
districts with Kingman | Mr Connor Is survived by his
Ralph Lawrence and Tom Seppich; To Hold Conference—
Janice Frost and Yoko Okano, ■ thp
spring program to be given as follows: Songs by a male Kolony
are
being circulated. The mother, who lives In Kansas, and
conductor— Eugene Kipp and Ed
The Nyssa first ward L.D.S. pri­ where the girls attended the FAi- 1 jyen pj-iday afternoon. May 7 by quartet, the Jensen brothers of petitions will be sent to Mrs. Clay- « - A s t e r . Mary Briggs of Twin Falls,
Teller: inner guard—Walter Hat­ mary will hold its primary confer­ ture Homemakers conference on ^
lmary grades. The program Letha; reading 'Talkative Tithe” , pool, county school superintendent, The mother and stster will be here
field. Max Goldman and E. L. Mc- ence Sunday evening, May 9 at the week-end of April 24. Margery
^ presented on the high school Miss Charlene Chandler of New to present to the county commis-1 Friday to make arrangements with
Crady: outer guard— Jack William­ 3:30 p.m. at the L D S . church.
Bishop sang a solo at the banquet lawn py thp first four grades of the Plymouth accordian .selections, “ Un­ sloners, who will prepare them for the Nyssa Funeral home for ser-
son and Ray Benedict, and trus­
held Friday evening. Mrs. Frost Nyam_Arcedia schools. The decora- der the Double Eagle” and “Sem- election for thetr districts.
vices.
tee_ Frank Morris. Tom Loe. La­ Nampa Visitors Here—
vislted at the home of Mr. and t(ong
consist mostly of Gowers phidelius", Reed Ray, Nyssa second
Mont Fife, L. T. Marshall and Or­
by
and friends,
ward; tap dancing, Darlene Bald­ Here from Caldwell—
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Moore of Mrs. Tom WaUuns during the
To Have Food Hale—
mond Thomas.
win of Emmett; vocal trio, Charles
Nampa visited Sunday at the home conference.
The St. Anne's Altar society will
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClure
and James Peterson and Cliff and daughter of Caldwell were hold a cooked food sale -all day
of Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and
Style Review Planned-
To Go Through Clinic—
Mrs. S. C. McConnell.
Visit Relatives—
( Invitations are being issued to Wright, reffresenting Owyhee; trum­ guests Sunday at the Wilbur Hol­ Saturday, May 8 at Graham’s
Mrs. Artie Robertson left this
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sherwood and thp gtyle review to be given by pet solos. Bryan Schulties of New comb home.
realty office.
week for Portland, where she plans Episcopal
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. Meet—
son were week-end guests at the
g bbl I r»(pi~ and FYiture H om r-i Plymouth; reading, "I Couldn't
Guild I to
to go through the clinic.
The Episcopal Guild will meet h . R.
Sherwood home. Mr. Sher- makers club o{ . b(, high school at Help Laughing", Mrs. Max Swen- Cub Pack to Meet—
Visits Brother—•
Monday, May 10
at 8 o'clock at | wood returned Sunday to Wash- j g 0.c)ock Wednesday, May 12 in I sen; knlfe-throwing act, the Origg
Mrs. Ernie Johnson o f Blackfoot,
A meeting of the Nyssa Cub pack
Returns from Trip—
rhe home of Mrs. Vernon Du us.
ington
State college at Pullman, ^
school gymnasium. Following brothers of Vale, and benediction, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Idaho, was an overnight guest last
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Ed ______
Case of the Hi-Way Mdse.
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where he is working for his mas-1 thp gty)p ghow refreshments will | Douglas R. Phippin, Ontario.
May 10 in the high school butld- Thursday at the home of Mr. and
mart returned home Wednesday j |njured i „ Accident
| ter’s degree. Mrs. Sherwood and ^ gerved ln the home economics j
Mrs Charles Steffens. Mrs. John­
.
ing.
from Portland, Tacoma and Seat- j p au! Baker of Nyssa is receiving; ^
*-ui remain for a longer visit. fo(>m
Babv Recovering—
—
son Is a sister of Mr. Steffens.
tie, where he purhased furniture, (treatment in the Holy Rosary hos-
Thomas Lynn, two-year-old son vi, itin|t Here­
pital in Ontario for a compound Nursing Home Arrivals—
Attend Club Dinner-
of Mr. and Mrs. Taft Pett, is r e - 1 Mrs. Lucille Oossard of R ic h -! Purchases Residenci
fracture of the leg, Which was in- | Bom to Mr. and Mrs Merle Jen- 1 ^
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Mrs Bumall Brown and covering as well as can be expected. mond, California is visiting her I Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson,
Visit in Idaho—
Mr and Mrs. J J. Sarazin and tured when Jie was kicked by a
Roswell, May 2, a daugh- Mr and Mrs E q Zobell attend- after he was bitten, mauled and rare rots, Mr and Mrs W. W. Def- former Nyssa residents who have
Norbert Sarazin were recent week­ horse. The accident occurred When j ^
weighing 7 pounds. 1 ounce. | ^ the Knife and Fork club dln- bruised by a neighbor's vicious dog. fenbaugh an<j other relatives. Whtle been living at Baker, have purch-
stitches were removed here she attended the wedding o f , ased the residence of Mrs. Ethel
end guests at the home of Mr and a herse that Baker was leading! Bom to Mr. and Mrs. George npr at Boise last FYiday evening Twenty-seven
.
Mrs R. W Larsen of Hansen, Ida­ kicked at the horse he was riding Eichner of Parma, a son, May 5, and beard Burton Holmes, trav- from hls face Tuesday. He also h ,r sUjter, Ida Mae Deffnbaugh, Crawford at Third street and Oood
alot»? a ditch bank.
1 weghing 8 pounds, 6 ounces.
e\er and lecturer, speak.
ho
suffered bruises and shock.
'and Edward TopUff
avenue.
The Malheur County Jersey club
met at the Nyssa city hall Sat­
urday to complete plans for the
third annual Spring Jersey show.
The show, which will be held
Saturday, May 15 on the Nyssa
school grounds, will open at 10
a.m., with the judging of the 4-H
division. A new feature o f the
junior divisfbn will be a showman­
ship and fitting contest with med­
als to be presented by the American
Jersey club. A trophy for the best
exhibit in the junior show will also
be awarded by the local group.
Among the trophies to be award­
ed in the open classes, which will
be judged in the afternoon, will
be the champion cow cup annually
presented by Tobler’s Feed and
Fuel. The grand champion bull
award is made each year by the
Nyssa Elevator. The Nyssa cham­
ber of commerce will give the
trophies to the winners o f the
group classes exhibited.
The jersey queen, high producing
*ow in the Malheur County Dairy
Herd Improvement association dur­
ing the past year, will be given
recognition by the Fanners Co-op
creamery of Payette.
The Nyssa branch of the First
National bank o f Portland will
furnish colored film for the filming
of the show. Don Kudrna of On­
tario and Jim Peterson o f Nyssa
will handle the photography.
O. C. Anderson, extension dairy­
man of the University of Idaho, will
judge the show.
Plans Outlined
For Graduation
Bulldogs Take
Track Pennant
Berreth Again
Elected Leadei
Of Health Group
Riders Stop In
Nyssa On Visit
Bulldogs Take
Baseball Title
700 Attend LDS
Youth Banquet