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VOLUME XXXXIII NO. 18
Specialist To
Judge Cows At
Show in Nyssa
Cliff Wright Cow Will
Be Presented As Jer
sey Queen
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JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948
TRACKMEN TAKE
FIFTH PLACE IN
d i s t r i c t MEET
Ontario Man Is
I Killed As Plane
Coach K. E. Keveren's track team,
Dives In Field
after capturing the Snake river
valley championship, came in fifth
in a district track and field meet
which was held in La Grande S at­
urday, May 8.
Four of the team members and
the 880 relay team earned the right
to enter the state track meet in
Corvallis next Friday and Satur­
day, May 14 and 15, by placing
third or better in the various ev­
ents.
Despite the more than abundant
rainfall the men in both the track
and field events scoied compara­
tively well. The individual scores
are as follows: 220-dash. Wilder,
fifth; broadjump, Iseri, second with
20 feet, 7 inches; 880-run, Pecka,
third, and Bates fourth; javelin,
Keck, third, and Ling, fourth; 880-
relay, Nyssa, second; low hurdles,
tseri, fifth.
Ì1 ^ .
Machine Operated By
Wendall Dullea Used
In Dusting
$1500 COLLECTED
in o n e d a y h e r e
FOR SCOUT WORK
Approximately *1500 was collected
in the fund-raising campaign start­
ed for the Boy Scouts Tuesday,
May 11 at a 6:30 kick-off break­
fast held at Brownie’s cafe. The
event was attended by about 60
men in t res ted in the activities of
scouting.
At the meeting, six teams, headed
by team captains, were appointed
to be in charge of the campaign,
which lasted all day Tuesday. The
reported collections total about $100
more than last year's figures.
The team captains were Ralph
Lawrence, Hugh Tobler, Warren
Parmer, Ken Renstrom, Olean
Wells and Don Mac:.
n
,
Hallot Measures
Are Considered
At C-C Luncheon
Governor Dewey Highlights
Trip With Sugar Plant Visit
Men Talk On Proposals OFFICERS NAMED
Candidate Urges Driving
To Be Voted On At
Commies Into Open
BY STUDENT BODY
Three Elections
For Fight
The Nyssa high school student
G. C. Anderson, dairy specialist
Wendall Dullea, 24, of Ontario
The proposed city oharter amend­ body, in an election held this week,
of the University of Idaho, will
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of
was killed Tuesday morning when
ment. the Malheur county road tax elected student body officers for New York, characterized by speak­
again judge the Malheur County
the
airplane
with
which
he
was
spring jersey show to be held on
proposal and the Nyssa park dis­ the year.
ers as a great contemporary Ameri­
dusting crops crashed on a farm
the Nyssa grade school grounds
trict measure, which will be voted
Students elected are James Heldt, can. highlighted a hurried trip to
Saturday, May 15.
10 miles southwest of Nyssa.
on a t three elections to be held president: Floyd Hale, vice presi­ Malheur county Tuesday with a
Mr. Anderson, recommended by
Ralph Crane, operator of the
within the next two weeks were dent; Ruth Russell, secretary; Cliff trip to the Nyssa sugar factory,
the American Jersey Cattle club
Ontario airport, who was at the
treasurer and Viva Mary where he addressed a crowd of
as an official jersey judge, will
discussd at the weekly luncheon Coleman,
Leseberg, inter-class rivalry chair­ more than 1000 persons.
ranch directing the dusting opera­
came to Nyssa with H. G. Myers,
of the Nyssa chamber of commerce man.
western director of the American
tions, ran to the plan after it stall­
Accompanied by three officials
at Wednesday noon.
The outgoing officers are Dean of the Amalgamated Sugar com­
Jersey club. Predicted by Jersey
ed and crashed. The plane caught
Sutherland,
president;
Bob
Wilder,
R.
G.
Whitaker,
chairman
of
the
enthusiasts as one of the north­
fire, but Crane was able to pull
pany, Governor Dewey spent half
city council, said Nyssa residents vice president; Viva Mary Lese­ an hour in the sugar factory. Al­
west’s outstanding spring shows,
Dullea’s body from the cockpit,
berg,
secretary;
Duane
Holcomb,
will
be
called
upon
again
to
vote
the day promises to be a success­
though the plant is not in operation
although he was burned on the
on the proposed issuance of bonds treasurer and Tommy Bates, inter- at the present time, R. G. Larson
ful one. Judging and showmanship
hands and face in the rescue. Crane
class
rivalry
chairman.
for
street
improvements
and
wa­
awards in Future Farmer and 4-H
said that apparently Dullea was
of Nyssa, district manager of the
ter system improvements, because
divisions promise to strengthen the
company, explained details of the
killed by the impact before the
Dean Erwin, 16, is in the Holy the bonds were not approved by
junior show, officers said.
fire broke out.
operation to the governor. Other
Rosary hospital in Ontario as a
Featured at the show will be
members of the party were H. A.
Crane intended to quit the dust­ result of a gunshot wound received attorneys for the bond buyers. The
bonds
are
not
in
addition
to
those
Blodgett Observer Gertie, seven-
Benning of Ogden, president of the
ing operations because of a strong about 10 a. m. Saturday, May 8
year-old registered Jersey cow,
company, and Marriner S. Eccles,
wind and motioned to Dullea to trom a .38 calibre revolver, which approved by the people last year.
Mr.
Whitaker
said
“We
had
all
whose butterfat record of 610
an official of the company and a
return to the airport. Dullea made was accidentally discharged by his
of the necessary proceedings pre­
pounds in 305 days tapped all cows
member of the federal reserve
another turn over the field and friend, David Garren.
pared, the proposal was voted on
on Malheur D j H.I. t^st in 1947. The Nyssa high school Bulldogs the plane stalled out near the
Harold E. Stassen, candidate for board.
The
two
boys
were
examining
the
and carried by a huge majority. the republican nomination for pres*
The cow, owned by Cliff Wright of won the right to represent the eas­ ground and crashed.
Governor Dewey was interested
Adrian, will 'be presented the Jersey tern district class A schools in a Crane, survived by his wife and weapon, Which Dean had unloaded. We received some very favorable ident of the United States, will vis­ in visiting the sugar factory, one of
After
looking
at
it
Dean
re-loaded
bids.
Final
acceptance
of
the
bids
queen cup, awarded by the Far­ baseball contest With the western one child, was the third man killed
it Malheur county Tuesday, May 18. the mast modem in the world, be­
the revolver and replaced it in Us
mers Co-op creamery at Payette.
The Candidate will be met at the cause he worked in a sugar factory
district winners by defeating the in an airplan crash in the Nyssa place on the gun shelf. As he turn­ was subject to approval of the
bidders’
attorneys
and
we
were
O ther trophies will be awarded Baker nine 4 to 2 in a thrilling area within the last two weeks.
Ontario airport at 9:30 a. m. by in Michigan as a boy when much
ed
to
leave
the
bedroom,
David,
not
rather
shocked
when
the
issue
was
by the Nyssa chamber of com­ contest on the home diamond Wed­
a party that will escort him to the of the work was done by hand.
Dullea was the third man killed knowing the gun to be loaded,
merce, Tobler's Feed and Fuel and nesday, May 12.
|gfs
Following _ the insjiection
of the
in airplane accidents in the Nyssa picked it up and before Dean could rejected. The attorney said the Ontario athletic field, where he
charter
did
not
give
the
council
the Nyssa Elevator.
will deliver an address. A parade' plant, Governor Dewey was greeted
The winners of the two districts vicinity during the last two weeks. stop him fired a shot into Erwin's
authority
to
sell
bonds
or
in
fact
George Mitchell of the Nyssa will play In the state tournament Funeral services were held Sun­
will be formed at the edge of the in front of the company office by
branch of the First National Bank in Portland. The time of the game day, May 9 for William Connor of right side. His brother heard the spend any money. At the time, business district for the trip to hundreds of school youngsters and
shots
and
rushed
into
the
room
to
attorneys
had
approved
the
char­
of Portland has announced that is not known at this time, but Nyssa, who was killed when a plane
the field.
men and women gathered to catch
colored movies of the show will Coach Howard Lovejoy stated that piloted by Evans R. McCurdy of find Dean on the bed and David ter, which was drafted by the
The public is invited to attend a glimpse of one of the few presi­
standing
over
him
with
the
gun
League
of
Oregon
Cities
and
their
be filmed through fhe co-operation the game must be played before Nyssa crashed into the Owyhee
the rally and participate in Stass- dential candidates ever to visit
still clutched in his hand. His attorneys. The same charter is in en’s question and answer session Malheur
of his bank.
county.
,
May 20. Word has not yet been re­ reservoir. Rev. H. J. G em hardt
Broadcasts will be made by KSRV ceived at to the identity of the conducted the services at the chap­ brother took him to an automobile, effect in other cities that have the immediately following his talk.
The governor was introduced by
which he borrowed from some men city manager form of government.
during the day and will feature western district representative.
Tentative plans call for Mr. Stas­ Frank T. Morgan, Chairman of the
el and the American Legion post, working in the next block and
bond attorney insists that we sen to be welcomed by members of Nyssa reception committee, who
Harry Sandquist in the regular
In the Wednesday game, the with Chaplain Dan Graham off­ transported him to the hospital in The
go
back
to
the
voters,
who
are
county agent’s hour at 10:30.
the
riding clubs of Nyssa, Ontario briefly outlined Dewey's record as
Baker nine ran in their two scores iciating, conducted rites a t the
asked to ratify the previous action and Vale. The Ontario high school governor of New York.
For the added convenience of in the first half of the second inn­ grave. Interm ent was in the vet­ Ontario.
Doctors reported th at Dean had and give authority to the council band will play.
the hundreds who are expected to ing, with two successive homers erans plot in the Nyssa cemetery.
"We are honored today by the
lost about a quart of blood inter­
attend the show, ringside bleachers made by Durgan and Cole. The
presence of the governor of a great
The body of Mr. McCurdy was nally although there was very to issue the bonds. I t is not a new
bond issue and no more bonds will
will be arranged on the grassy lawn Nyssa drib came back In the sec­ sent to Portland for services and
state”, Mr. Morgan said. "We are
little external bleeding. The youth be issued. The vote is merely to
A public address system will enable ond half of the same inning and cremation.
honored by the presence of a man
was
passed
the
danger
point
Tues­
verify
the
people’s
previous
action.
the audience to hear Mr. Ander­ scored three runs on three succ­
seeking the presidency of the Un-
day
and
is
said
to
be
recovering
"The
street
contractors
have
aric-
son's evaluation of the animals essive hits. Then Kayono, Nyssa
satisfactorily.
ed to be relieved of the local street
as they are judged.
\ After reviewing the outstanding
hurler rapped out a homer in the
work for three weeks to attend to
The Jersey club will serve lunch last half of-the sixth, inning. Which
______
| record of Dewey as governor, Mor-
other
work.
In
addition,
the
city
j
on the grounds a t noon
FUNERAL IS HELD
brought the fourth and final score
'“
V sllcd » « •* » * •
desires to wait until hot weather/ Charles Eder. former Nyssa re s-' *an
of the errorless ball game.
FOR MRS. SEBAYAN far applying the surface oourse. Went, died in the Holy Rosary, ?,u* 1 a
^ presldent of U' e
The Nyssa lineup was as follows:
.
There is nothing bad about the hospital in Ontario Wednesday as Udiled, , ta .1 ’ . . .
Osborne ss, Green 2b, Itam ura If, Several state officials investigat­
the result of injuries sustained in I ®Peakln«
'oud; sPe“ ^ r*
Funeral services for Mrs. Max
Kayono p, 1 Takami c, Bowen rf, ing the feasibility of making the Sebayan of Parma, who died last situation, but it must be straight­ a n ’ automobile accident near the ^ at «nphasiz«* the huskmess of
If you approve the plan,
Holcomb 3b, Sutherland lb and Owyhee reservoir area into a state Thursday ' morning in the Nyssa ened out.
will move along in good time, Payette-Ontarlo Junction on high-, h k voice, caused by■laryngitis. Oov-
Iseri cf. The Baker batteries were park visited the territory Wednes­ Nursing home, were held in the work
30 last Saturday
eTnor Dewey laughingly remarked
weather permitting. Everyone who wav
a woman, Mrs Phoebe r Lynch of I to
in Nyssa and Ontario
Calderwood and Durgan.
A
., audiences
.
• _
day in company with members of Nyssa Funeral home Chapel Monday is registered to vote may vote on
The Nyssa town team defeated
New Plymouth, was killed and
Y°u are
<JeoP‘*
the Nyssa Boat chib and the Mal­ afternoon at 2 o’clock. Interment this issue”.
the Ontario nine in a practice base­ SECOND WEEK OF
heur Game league.
0 made
i r that
w
was in the Nampa cemetery.
The special bond election will be Mrs. Charles Eder and Mr. a n d 1^ dreary
days of the new “L
deal
ball game last Sunday by a score
The officials, apparently very
Mrs. Sebayan, daughter of Mr. held Tuesday, May 18 in the city Mrs. Floyd E. Terry of Quincy, 111 you never made the horrible mis­
SOFTBALL
STARTED
of 6 to 1 prior to the opening of
inois were injured. The injured are take of sending a new deal senator
much interested in. the area, were and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Weiser, hall.
the Idaho-Oregon league schedule
a t the beauty of the former Nyssa residents, was born
Harold Henigson said that on reportedly recovering in the Holy to Washington".
Nyssa softball play goes into the surprised
next Sunday.
scenery and the odd geological in Oklahoma 16 years ago. She May 26 at a special election the Rosary hospital.
For his longest talk of the day,
second
week
with
Hartley
Produce
The Nyssa team will play Vale
Coroner Gifford R. Shaffer of delivered
formations.
had been In the nursing home for proposed creation of a park dis­
at the athletic field in
at Vale May 16 in its first league setting the pace, with two wins
Payette
county
said
the
accident
Boats
for
the
trip
to
the
back­
three
weeks.
trict will be voted on. Voters will
Ontario about 1 p.m., Governor
against no losses, followed by MIA waters of the reservoir were fur­
contest
occurred
when
an
automobile
driv­
decide whether they want, a park
Dewey was introduced by P. O. G al­
and Waggoner Motor company with nished by Ed Pruyn, Murle Mar­
Nyssa Batting Order
district and will vote on three di­ en by Mr. Eder skidded on the wet lagher of Ontario.
GORDON RAY ADDS
AB R H PO A one win each
Name
pavement after the machine had
cum,
Dale
Garrison
and
James
rectors,
who
will
serve
as
a
board
“I had to come all of the’ way to
5 0 0 0 2 A good attendance has been evi­ Savage. Included In the -party of
M. Hartley, 3b
BAKERY TO HIS
of directors in oase the district Is been driven onto the shoulder of
(Continued un Page Seven)
Bellon, If
1 1 0 0 0 dent at the games and from all state officials were R. H. Baldock,
the
road
and
crashed
against
the
DRIVE-IN MARKET formed.
2 1 0 0 1 indications the teams appear to be state highway engineer, and 8. M.
Rambaud, lf-p
Terry automobile, which Was trav­
The
park
district
is
similar
to
an
Graham, cf
5 0 1 3 0 evenly matched and keen competi­ Boardman, state -park superinten­
Gordon Ray has added a bakery irrigation district or a school dis­ eling between 40 and 45 miles an
4 1 1 3 0 tion is expected.
S. Hartley, rf
dent.
department
to his drive-in store trict in the sense that it is a hour Mrs. Lynch was apparently
Hartley
Produce
will
step
out
of
0 0 0 1 0
Tobler, c
If the area back of the dam is at Sixth and Main streets. The quasi-municipal entity thait has the killed Instantly.
the
league
Thursday
niight
to
play
0
Lewis, lb-c
4 1 1 5
Mr. Eder was interested in the
designated as a state park, the
right to levy taxes, issue bonds
4 0 1 9 1 the strong Moose team of the Boise state will probably maintain the bakery will be operated by Mr. and otherwise further the interests Eder Hardware company, which
F. Wilson, c-lb
Ray's
brother,
Kenneth
Ray,
who
softball
league
a
t
Riverside
park
3
1
3
3
5
Lovejoy, ss
roads into the territory.
of the district. Under the proposed bears his name, In Nyssa for a few
has moved here from Utah. /
3 1 1 3 0 In Boise at 8:30 p.m.
C. Wilson, 21b
At a meeting of the Oregon
Oordon Ray built a grocery ware­ plan the directors may levy a 10 years prior to leaving here in 1923.
1 0 0 0 1
Iseri, 2b-p
house at the rear of Gordon's drive- mill tax for operation and mainten­ He sold his interest in the Nyssa Trail Grange Tuesday night Loyd
1 0 0 0 3 HERBERT WALTERS
Wohlcke, p
in to make room in the main build­ ance of its program. No tax could business and returned to New Adams, agriculture chairman, asked
1 0 0 0 0
B. Wilson, p
TAKEN BY DEATH
ing for the bakery department. All be assessed for the present year, Plymouth, where he was employed all Grangers to fight weeds as now
36 6 8 27 11
Total
of the baker equipment is new and Henigson said. The highest tax rate by the Van Petten Lumber com­ is the time that the work will do
Ontario batting order not av-
might not exceed two mills for op­ pany for 33 years. Besides his wid­ the most good.
modem.
ailable. Ontario, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 Nyssa friends recently received
Mr. Adams also gave a report
Kenneth Ray has had 15 years eration and maintenance, the speak­ ow, Mr. Eder Is survived by a son,
word of the death of Herb Walters
errors.
on what the potato growers must
The City council let a contract of experience as a baker. Before op­ er said. A 10-mill tax on present Harry.
Errors, S. Hartley, M. Hartley; in Riggins, Idaho March 11.
do
to be eligible for government
Funeral
services
for
Mr.
Eder
Mr. Walters, former resident of a t a meeting in the city hall Tues­ erating a bakery in Layton, Utah valuations would amount to ap­ had not been arranged Wednesday support. Frank Sherwood also gave
runs batted in, Lewis 2, F. Wilson;
proximately
$60,000,
but
Henigson
for
two
years,
Mr.
Ray
was
fore­
day
niight
for
footings
for
an
ele­
three-base hits, Love joy; homeruns, this area, is survived by his wife,
an agriculture report.
said “Under no stretch of the im­ night.
Lewis; strikeouts, Wohlcke 3, Iseri Hattie of Riggins; his mother, Mrs. vated water tank to be erected at man of the Continental bake shop agination could that amount of
Bob Holmes said that a purebred
in
Ogden.
His
family
will
move
here
Third
street
and
Locust
avenue.
H.
Walters
and
two
brother,
Bruce
2, Rambaud 1; hits off, Wohlcke,
gilt had been purchased for the
money be spent for the operation FIELDS SELECTED
as
soon
as
living
quarters
are
found.
The
contract
was
awarded
to
and
David
of
Riggins.
1 in 4 innings, Iseri 1 in 2 innings;
hog chain and was turned to the
and maintenance of such a park
Leslie W. Stoker of Nyssa, whose
B. Wilson, 1 in 2 Innings, Rambaud,
STASSEN CHAIRMAN FF.A. chapter of Nyssa.
district here”.
bid
was
$1290.
The
only
other
bid­
To
Gresham—
PIRATES TAKE SRV
0 in 1 Inning. Winning pitcher,
Harold Henigson of Nyssa gave
County Commissioner Alva Good-
Wohlcke, losing pitcher, Brunner. Mrs. L. A. Maulding and children der, J. Vear VanNoy of Ontario,
Robert Fields has been selected a report on the proposed park
ell of Nyssa spoke in favor of
BASEBALL
PENNANT
submitted
a
bid
of
$2300.
left
Friday
far
Gresham,
Oregon
to
Nyssa
000
122
001
6
the proposed county road levy, as chairman of the Nyssa Stassen district, which will be voted on
Construction of the tank will be
Ontario
000
000
100
1 visit relatives.
The Payette Pirates defeated the which will be voted on in the pri­ for President club. Olean Wells was May 26.
started
in
June
by
the
Chicago
Lewis drove a home run to deep!
Elmo Smith, candidate for the
Bridge and Steel company, so that Nyssa Bulldogs last Friday after­ mary election to be held May 21. •.elected as secretary.
right field in the sixth to score S To Corvallis—
noon on the Payette diamond by He gave assurance th at the Nyssa John H. Travis of Hood River, republican nomination for state
it
will
be
ready
for
use
this
fall.
Mrs.
Ray
Larson
and
Mrs.
Hilda
Hartley, who had walked.
for delegate to the re­ senator, was a visitor at the meet-
Tensen spent the week-end on the The overflow of the tank will be a score of 9 to 5 to take the Snake road assessment district would re­ candidate
ceive its just share of taxes collect­ publican national convention, was in*.
River Valley conference title
the
same
height
as
th
a
t
of
the
campus
at
O.S.C.,
where
they
were
Chimes Installed—
Bernard Frost, manager of the
The Bulldogs, winners of tne ed under the special levy, which in Nyssa last week-end promotlitg
Chimes are being installed this guests for the mother's week-end present tank. Both will be used on Malheur county title, also lost the would be used entirely for roads. his own candidacy and helping in Nyssa office of the Idaho Power
the
entire
water
system.
activities.
week at the Methodist church and
showed a motion picture,
A petition for vacation of Pine first game of the play-off series, Cities would also receive a return the organization of a Stassen club. company,
will be ready to be played Sunday
"The Snake".
avenue from First street to Third dropping It by a score of 11 to 2 cf 50 per cent of the money raised
morning. The project is sponsored To San Francisco—
Mr and Mrs. Charles Newbill
Here from Prinevllle—
within their boundaries.
by the Young Adult fellowship of Carlos Buchner, manager of Ev­ street was submitted. The council Thursday.
Mrs. Olivia Rinehart arrived Fri­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander and
erybody's Store, left Friday an a adopted a resolution to start pro­ Short score:
the Methodist churoh.
day to visit at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell furn­
Payette ......... 430 101 0—9 11 5 New Arrivals at Home—
ceedings to vacate the street.
business trip to San Francisco.
Born May 5 to Mr. and Mrs. son. G rant Rinehart, and family ished refreshments.
122 100 0—5 7 t
The council passed an ordinance Nyssa
To St. Louis—
Kirk and Dourghalthaus ana George DeHaven of Adrian, a Mrs. Rinehart has been visiting a
providing for sale of the Bancroft
Wayne Morris and Lorin Goats Program Completed—
Returns Home—
daughter, 7 pounds, 10 ounces; May daughter in Prineville.
Plans have been completed in bonds for property affected in the Rose; Koyano and Itamura.
have returned " from attending the
Joe Bellon returned home Sun-
7.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
8tmpson
of
street
improvement
district.
A F of L convention at St. Louis. connection with the annual storing
Go to l a G rande--
Jay from the Holy Rosary hospital
Adrian,
a
daughter,
7
pounds,
8
Speaks
on
Candidary—
Hugh
Tobler
asked
the
council
Mr. Morris returned by way of program to be presented by the
Mrs. O. L. Galloway, Mrs. W. C. at Ontario, where he underwent
Martin P. "Buck" Gallagher of ounces, and May 8, Mr. and Mrs.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he vis­ fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth to sell him 10 acres of land at the Ontario, candidate for renomination J. T. Johnson of Parma, a girl, 7 Brown. Mrs. Roy Herrman and a major operation last week.
dump
gounds
located
on
the
ex­
grades Friday, May 14 at 8 p.m.
ited his sister.
M ri H. J. O em hardt attended the
The program, to be presented in tension of Third street. A commit­ as a republican to the state legis­ pounds, 14 ounces.
Mother’s day program at the East­ Attend Meeting—
lature. delivered a talk at the Nyssa
tee
consisting
of
Emil
Stunz,
Fred
the
gymnasium,
will
follow
the
Republican Women to Meet—
Nine Nyssa ladles attended a
ern Oregon College of Education
Livestock company auction Wed­ To Boise—
Bracken
and
Harry
Miner,
was
ap­
theme
’Musical
America’’.
A meeting of the Nyssa unit of
Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. John at La Grande over the week-end. meeting and luncheon of the Del­
nesday on roads and legislation
pointed
to
consider
the
proposal.
the Oregon Council of Republican
society last Thursday at
Attorney Harold Henigson asked passed at the last session of the Beckham and Mrs, Kenneth Ren- The mothers were honored at a phian
Women will be held at Carl’s Doll Worker Injured—
legislature. He said he Is In favor strom were Boise visitors Saturday. tea and play TTiey attended Sun­ Boise in the Boise hotel. Mrs. Lena
the
city
to
make
a
property
survey
Pat
Gibbons
was
injured
Tuesday
House Friday, May 14 at 2 o’clock.
day morning breakfast at tha Saca- Latham Ortjle. Pacific coast sup­
of raising the gasoline tax to two
ervisor of the national society, was
All women interested are asked to when a tractor overturned on him for the Nyssa-Arcadia drainage dis­ cents a gallon for the purpose of .41 Kurhn Honored—
)awea hotel.
trict.
which
will
install
a
pipeline
in
Apple
valley
while
he
was
work­
the principal speaker. Mrs. Frank
attend.
A plaque given for his service to
ing for Ivan Carpenter Gibbons for a distance of about one-half building county roads.
Morgan gave a talk on "American
the Nyssa fire department was Home from Yakima—
To Eagle_
was taken to the Nyssa Nursing mile south of Alberta avenue.
Mrs. George Hankins returned Industry".
presented to Alvin KuChn by the
Here from Utah—
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main and son home suffering from fractures of
Mr and Mrs. S. W Abersold members of the department Tues­ Sunday from Yakima, where she
Conference Held—
visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. | several ribs and bruises.
of Logan. Utah, former Nyssa resi­ day ight prior to his departure visitel her sister, Mrs. W. T. Mei- Nursing Home Note
The
L
D
A
first
ward
held
its
Pat Gibbons of Nyssa and Mrs.
Main's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wes- i
— ——
for Boulder. Colorado, where he smer.
primary conference Sunday. May 9. dents, visited here last week.
ley Mace of Eagle.
Firemen Called—
Helmer Julum of Nyssa route 2
will make his home. Mr. Kuehn
_______________
I Firemen were called to north The entire program was furnished
entered the Nyssa Nursing home
organized the present fire depart­ Cub Pack Meets—
Third street Wednesday because of by the children. One hundred nine­ Attending Meeting—
Pomona Grange to Meet—
A CUb pack meeting was held at for treatment Tuesday, May 11. On
City Manager E K. Burton went ment. The plaque reads as follows.
ty
attended
tne
primary
conference
a
blase
in
the
studio
of
Vinao
The Malheur County Pomona
to Boise today to attend a North­ "Presented to Alvin Kuehn in rec­ the high school Monday evening. Wednesday, May 12, Frank Rook-
Orange will meet in the Nyssa high Murolo. Italian sculptor However.
west Water Works association meet­ ognition of distinguished service Following thp presentation of a- .stool, route 1. Nyssa. Mrs. William
Here
from
(aidwell—
Mr.
Murolo
himself
extinguished
school building May 26. An evening
ing, which will be held today. Fri­ as chief of the Nyssa volunteer wards. Cubmaster E. J. Sherman Hadley of Nyssa. and 16-months-old
Mrs
May
Herriman
of
Caldwell
the
blaze
before
any
damage
was
meal will be served at 6 o’clock.
read the rules for the marble tour- Billy Lawrence of Nvasa entered
at the J. L. Herriman home day and Saturday He will return fire department, Nyssa. Oregon nament to be held May 29.
The Oregon Trail Orange will be done. The blaze started from an visited
for medical treatment.
home Friday evening.
| years 1945-47"
from Monday until Wednesday
I
overheated
oil
stove.
the host.
Dean Erwin Is
Shot by Friend
Stassen Plans
Malheur Visit
Bulldogs Take
District Title
Officials View
Proposed Park
Charles Eder Is
t atally Injured
Ny ssa Defeats
Ontario 6 to 1
Varied Grange
Program Given
Elevated Tank
Contract is Let