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777e NYS SA
VOLUME XXXXI1I
NO. 24
Hospital Ass’n
Seeks Bids On
New Structure
CITY PURCHASES
SPRAYING MACHINE
TO FIGHT INSECTS
The city of Nyssa has purchased
a used spraying machine from the
Contract To Be Let Early
In July; Copies Of
Plans Received
OURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1948
Boat Carnival
Gives Thrills
To 1000 Persons
NYSSA AMERICAN
LEGION TEAM WINS
DIVISION PENNANT
The Nyssa Junior American Leg­
ion baseball teai. ftrounced the Vale
nine Tuesday, Jtfhc 22 at Vale by
a score of 9 to 4, comp eting five
straight win* out of five ganit.>
played. The victory clinched the
division championship although Nys-
i must play a game with Ontario
Monday night.
Cleaver, Nyssa hurler, allowed
four hits and obtained nine strike­
outs. McNineh allowed eight hits
ind made four strikeouts. Both
teams committed three errors.
The local boys will play at cither
La Grande or Pendleton about, the
irst o f August and the win. , of
hat contest will go to the state
meet. The p
- and the date of
this tourney t
■ t available at this
Children’s Day
Program Plans
Are Discussed
F OUR PERSONS ARE
INJURED WHEN TWC
AUTOMOBILES CRASH
Four persons were injured Wed-
ne< ay morning about 6 o'clock
when automobiles driven by N. L.
Nelson of Albert Lee. Minnesota
and John Carrol of Nyssa collided
two miles north o f Nyssa.
The Nelson car, a new Nash, was
completely demolished and the four
occupants were injured. The injured
were taken to the Nyssa Nursing
home, but Mrs. Nelson, 56, wife of
the driver, was removed to ttie
Holy Rosary hospital in the Nyssa
Funeral home ambulance Wednes­
day afternoon. She is suffering
*rom a fracture of the pelvis and
a rib.
Mr. Nelson was treated for head
bruises. Two other occupants of
the car were Miss Nora Jensen, 59,
treated for bruises and shock, and
Mrs. John Cols trap, 43, treated
for shock.
The travelers were returning to
their homes in Minnesota follow­
ing a tour of the western part of
he United States.
Taxpayers Vote
To Exceed Six
Per Cent Rule
Oregon-Idaho Chemical company) (port o o o \ iT *-
r \c c i
Event Will Be Sponsored
Additional Funds Provid­
for $850 and will soon spray the ‘ * 2 ° ’ 0 0 0 W o l t n
0 f C , 'a f t
By Chamber O f Com­
Used in Exhibition
entire city to control flies, mos­
ed For City And School;
quitoes and other insects.
Drill
merce July 21
Directors Named
The machine will be delivered this j
Bit's for construction of the M al­
About $25,000 of water craft par­
Plans for the annual Children’s
Taxpayers of Nyssa and school
*eek and will probably be placed
heur Memorial hospital to be erect­
day program to be held in Nyssa
district 26C voted in special elec­
in operation next week, with a city ticipated in a boat drill which
ed in Nyssa will be opened at 2 employe in charge, according to City pened the Nyssa Boat club's an­
tions
held the first o f this week
July 21 under the auspices o f the
p.m.. July 7 in the city hall, ac­ Manager E. K. .Burton.
o ev-ceed the six per cent lim ita­
nual
carnival
held
on
Snake
river
Nyssa
chamber
of
commerce
were
cording to Prank T. Morgan, presi­
tion in their budgtes to provide
The city spent $1442 last year for
outlined at tlie chamber luncheon
at the Nyssa bridge last Sunday.
dent of the association.
necessarv funds for their operation
a complete spraying of the town
in
Carl’s
Doll
House
Wednesday
A
crowd
of
approximately
1000,
Copies o f the plans and specifi­ and one spraying for elm beetles.
during the 1948-49 year.
noon.
persons,
although
dreruned
by
rain,
cations have been received here.
The city voted 83 to 4 to exceed
The machine, equipped with a ined the west bank of the river and
The
children’s
prciîfam
will
be
They will also be issued from the 200-gallon tank, will be used as
the six ]>er cent imitation by $6500,
the
road
leading
to
the
airport
offices of the architects, Roald. stan-by fire equipment.
, 1 * ? , a parjde at , p'm2
which will be Included in a total
with ears.
Sohmeer and Harrington, Spalding
°< he
of
budget of $51/85, to be considered
The
boats
in
the
drill
started
building, Portland, upon a deposit
by the budget committee and city
:h? al,ley ^ t.'ieen P,rst
and Second streets and Main street
near a buoy situated about 200
o f $40.
ouncil at a final hearing to be
yards
upstream
from
the
bridge
and
J
In'
the
meamnne.
a
few
games
apd
^
.w
e
r
avenue.
First
and
sec-
T h e hospital board of directors
held July 13.
proceeded
downstream
in
a
'V
'
fo
r­
will canvass the bids and award a
will be played with the Idaho Leg- l “ nd.. pr‘“ f wlU *
■**«>
««*»
Taxpayers of the school district
mation, with the commadore of tan teams to keep the boys in
contract within a few Jays there­
“
Bicyoles,
voted 52 to 14 to exceed the six
doll
buggies,
pets,
floats
costumes
the
club.
Dale
Garrison
in
the
lead
after.
2 >hape.
uer cent limitation by $52,061.44,
ind group organizations. Partici­
position with the national flag un­
The one-story building, with base­
which is included in a total budget
Several directors of the Nyssa- furled in a salute. The formation
pants must build or arrange their
ment, will aoccmodate 42 beds, in­
of $660.164.38. Included in the bud­
own entries and spend not to exceed
cluding 10 in the polio ward. It will Nampa-District Beet Growers as­ .vent under the bridge and rounded
get is $101.000 for construction of
$1 on each entry.
be 44 by 291 feet with two wings sociation attended a meeting of the other buoy located about the
new buildings, leaving a balance
T h e children will march west
each 44 by 69 fee*. Construction the National Federation of Beet same distance north o f the bridge.
of $259,164.38. Operating expenses
on Main street and thence to the
will be of brick masonry with con Growers in Salt Lake City Friday They came upstream in parallel
amount to $246,575 and debt ser­
and Saturday, June 18 and 19, when lines with the two lead boats sup­
city park, where games will be play­
erete block interwalls. Th e interior
vice amounts to $12.589.38. making
representatives of beet growers from porting national banners. Rounding
ed and refreshments served.
walls will be wood stud, insulated
a total of $259,164.38. which was
The Ontario city team walked
nine states gathered to discuss pro­ the south buoy they returned north,
A free show will be given at the
and
plastered
throughout.
The
approved by the budget committee
___ _ the parade
blems confronting beet growers, es­ making twin '8's in the water. The over the Nyssa townies Fl-iday, June Nyssa theater, where
building will have hot water panel
Nyssa has received recognition on Monday night.
pecially the price of sugar d u rir' return pass was made with all 18 in the first night baseball game [ prizes will be presented.
grid heating.
Election of Frank Parr and John
the past months as affecting the boats in a line at a right angle played in Nyssa by a score of 13
Committee ohairmen are A. O. a national scale recently through
T h e hospital association announc­
to 4. T h e opposing team took ad­ Wells and Robert Wilson, parade; publication of articles in maga­ Schenk as directors was practically
1918 crop.
to the shore.
ed Wednesday that it will lay its
uanimous. They were the only an­
zines.
Arvel L. Child and Harold Hen-
Following this thrilling spectacle vantage of 12 Nyssa errors to bring Henry Crowley, sports at the park;
own sewer line to the city line, a
A small item in Collier’s maga­ nounced candidates. Seventy-three
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Edward __
Boydeil, refreshments,
and
igson of Nyssa, who attended the of boating skill the races were In the 13 runs.
distance of 2000 feet. The associa­
zine for June 19 mentions some voters elected Schenk for a four-
Nyssa obtained their four runs I Fred Bracken, prizes.
meeting said leaders estimated that started. The results o f these con­
tion wil spend $4000 for the se­
of the unusual names in Oregon. year term and,Parr for a five-year
In the seven *'i inning when S.
the current market price of sugar tests were as follows:
wer line and $2080 for a pumping
Among them are Boring, Cornu­ term.
ilson singled, Ram-
will necessitate the payment o f ap­
10 H P fishing craft— Dr. Martin, Hartey and F
plant to lift the sewage into the
copia, Scappoose. Wonder, and Z ig ­
a pitched ball and TESTIMONY TAKING
proximately $18,000,000 by the gov­ first, E2mer Stradley, second, and baud was hit
city lines.
put in C. W il­
IN OWYHEE DAMAGE zag. The writer said "We consider
ernment to the various processors Morrison, third; 22 H P outboard— Manager Pud
world's most perfect name for
under the guaranteed price return Pitts, first; Vanderpool, second, and son as a pinch nitter. Wilson, con­
CASES COMPLETED a the town:
Sweet Home, Oregon. We
to the sugar companies of $7,25 Stanley Hill, third; 92 H P inboard— necting with one of Henderson's
are also thinking of naming a ser­
per ton from the 1947 crop.
Marcum, first; Dobbs, second, and fast ones, drove a homer between
Taking o f testimony in the case
The government guaranteed this Fanner, third; 33 H P outboard— tihe bu* garages and the high school of Owyhee water users against the ies heroine after an Oregon town
and county: Nyssa Malheur! W hat
return to the companies in order Bob Webster, first; Glen Brown building.
*
The box score of the game was government was concluded at a a beautiful name’’.
Kenneth Renstrom, Frank M or­
to enable them to pay the grower (George Schiemer driving) second,
special session of the federal court
John E. Ostrom o f Nyssa is fea­ gan and Harold Henlgson were ap­
a price of $14.50 per ton based on and Sandy Patterson, third; 100-126 as follows:
in Vale last Thursday. T h e court tured in part o f an articles en­ pointed by President J. L. H errl-
Nyssa
Officers o f Nyssa post No. 79, a 16H per cent sugar beet. The H P inboard— Keith of Vale, first;
AB R II 1*0 A E had been in session for more than titled, “'Are Space Visitors Here?” , man at a meeting of the Nyssa
American Legion, were installed at beet grower officials are of the Leo Fife, second, and Jim Savage, Name
m^-wared in the .summer Is
4 0 0 0 3 0 a week.
H i'li
^
,->nber o f commerce Wednesday
a meeting held last Thursday night. opinion that the price of sugar third; 140 H P inboard— Dale G ar­ Iseri, 2b-p
lD lt
llKazine
Farmers filed 193 d a m a g e »
4 0 0 3 3 1
The nerW officers are Henry Storm, should be maintained by the gov rison, first; Howard Bybee, second, Koyano, ss
i to investigate the feasibility
against
the
government
as
the
"re-
As mentioned in the Gate City oi improving the road to the new
1 0 0 >1 0 1
commander;
Robert Talbot, Jr., em inent at a level sufficient to and K eith of Vale, third; 50 HP Graham, if
Journal several months ago, Mr. Union P stifle stockyards and cne
1 0 0 0 0 0
first vice commander; Harolt Kurtz, avoid application o f the guaranteed outboard— Dr. Maulding, first; Bob Hartloo, if
Ostrom was driving a lumber truck new Nyssa Livestock Comm In n i l
second vice commander
Arthur payment to, the processors.
Wutoster, second, and George Schie­ S Hartley, r f - i ’e w 3 1 1 0 6 '■2
that was struck by an object be­ company .salesyard north o f N y i-
1 0 0 0 1 0
Holcomb, 3b
Rouse, adjutant; Ira C. Soge, fin ­
The growers contend that the mer, third.
Federal Judge James Alger Fee lieved to liave been a meteor near sa.
2 1 2 12 2 0
ance officer; Delbert Rouse, his­ price of sugar should be maintained
Following the official races a h y­ P. Wilson, c
will
decide
the
issue
o
f
negligence
Tamarack,
Tdaho, while he was
4 0 0 2 1 0
torian; Hamilton Chadderdon, ser­ in the same relation to the cost droplane, which was about seven Bellon, cf
In n report qiven at the luncheon,
3 0 0 6 1 3 after a transcript o f the record en route to McCall.
vice officer; Dan Graham, chap­ c f comparable commodities and that feet long and equippeed w ith a Crowley, lb
Renstrom said “ A t the present
has
been
made
and
briefs
have
Because
o
f
th
e
number
of
"sky-
1 0 0 1 0 2
lain, and Don Buell, sergeant-at- the present price per pound is in­ “ souped up" V-8 60 H P engine, was Sutherland, lb
time the stockyards have been
1 0 0 1 0 2 been filed by attorneys for both mysteries" occurring in the Idaho- moved to the hortth side of town
arms.
sufficient as compared to the price exhibited. This cra ft was said to M. Hartley, 3b
sides.
Attorneys
said
a
decision
Oregon
area
last
year,
the
inci­
0
0
U
2
1
1
T h e installing officer was Ro- of other foodstuffs. The federation have a top speed of 60 miles per Rambaud, rf
and in order that the finishing
2 0 0 0 2 1 could not be expected in less than dent Involving Mr. Ostrom was in­ touches might be put on the m ove­
ibert Damon o f Mt. Vernon post is endeavoring to arrange a meet hour. An unofficial contest between Ison, p
90
days.
vestigated
by
the
FBI.
0
2
2
1
1
1
No. 115, district commander of dis­ ing with Secretary of Agriculture this boat and an outboard of about C. Wilson, 2b
ment to keep stock from being driv­
The article said that "According en through town, a short section
30 4 5 27 15 12
trict 11.
Charles Brannan for the purpose the same length was held. Although Totals
to
Tom
'Matthews,
district
forest
Ontario
WOODEN SHOES ARE
The next meeting o f the Legion of discussing future sugar prices. the inboard had more speed on the
of road should be opened on the
ranger at McCall, the area during end o f Columbia avenue to the
A ll R II PO A E
-will be held July 1, when the com­ At the present time It is impressible straight course, the outboard was Name
EXCHANGED
AFTER
ithe
whole
summer
of
1947
was
1
0
2
3
3
Chambers,
3b
6
mander will select standing com­ to predict the return to the grower able to make the turn around the
railroad. Tills stretch is about 200
5 1 1 1 0 0
30 YEARS OF TIME subject to a startling number of yards long. A companion piece at
mittees fo r the coming year.
per ton of beets for the 1948 crop buoys much shorter and therefore Baird, cf
forest
fires,
all
o
f
which
started
0
1
3
1
0
1
Plaza,
rf
A t a meeting o f the Nyssa unit as the price payable to growers is able to give the other boat a very
road from Columbia avenue eouth
2 1 0 0 0 0
Ed Case of Nyssa thinks a fair in a most mysterious manner. Does to the stockyards of approximately
last Thursday, Mrs. Maybell Flesh- dependent on the average price of close race. They had gone about Echanus, rf
5 3 2 16 1 0 exchange is no robbery even after this point to the appearance of the same length would be required
man and Mrs. Jean Mautjhan were sugar received by the company up eight or nine laps when the out­ Long, c
literally hundreds o f these mys­ to complete the job.
5 1 3 2 2 0 30 years.
(elected as delegates to the depart­ to October 1, 1949, the Nyssa men board driver cut too short on the W. Keele, 2b
4 0 1 0 1 0
While he was serving with Am­ terious ‘meteors’, which were not
ment convention to be held in As­ said.
"T h l; short piece o f road would
north turn and the cra ft over turn­ R. Keele, ss
5 0 2 0 0 0 erican forces during world war I consmued by their passage through open the salesyard to the stock
toria in September by the American
An invitation was extended by the ed. T h e driver was not hurt. The Ward, if
5 2 I 6 0 0 in Enrope, Mr. Case sent a pair the atmosphere and which reached yards, making it fa r more conven­
Legion auxiliary. Alternates are Mrs. Nyssa-Nampa association to the extent o f the damage to the boat w aits, ib
3 2 1 1 0 0 of Dutch wooden shoes to his the earth with sufficient generated ient for stockmen to load or unload
Elizabeth Burton and Mis. Frances national federation to hold its an­ and m otor was not readily deter­ Henderson, p
heat to set the forest aflame? I f so, stock which might go through the
1 0 0 0 0 0 three-year-old sister.
Laurance.
nual meeting in December at Boise mined, but it did not seetn to be Bruner, p
44 13 14 27 8 1
This week, Mr. Case received it indicates a meteor ‘shower’ of sale ring.
Totals
Committee chairmen for the com­ and the invitation was accepted.
extensive.
Sacrifices, R. Keele. Two- base from his “ little”, sister. Mrs. Paul unprecedented nature, exceeding ev­
ing year were appointed as follows:
During the carnival exhibition
"Some action should be taken
Serving, Mrs. Louise Heldt; mem­
water skiing was performed by Dale hits, Hendersen. Three-base hits, Runde, a pair of wooden shoes en the incredibe s-hower of 1833, to get the approaches to the stock-
WORK
STARTED
ON
which caused Americans to prepare yards graveled, since at the pres­
bership. Mrs. Nellie Powell; child
Garrison, Jim Savage and Warren W. Keele. Home runs, C. Wilson. that will fit a big. big man.
VETERANS BULDING Farmer and trick skiing by Bill Runs batted in, C. Wilson 4, Cham­ Mrs. Runde who is now in Prance for the end o f the world".
welfare. Mrs. Maybell Fleshman,
ent when it rains no one can get
bers, Baird W. Keele 2, R. Keele, with her husband, a captain in the
and legislative, Mrs. Frances Lau­
Reynolds of Boise.
in or out except with a four-wheel
Work was started Tuesday on
Following the races and exhibi­ Ward, 2, Henderson. Struck out by United States army, had been in COURT WILL STAND
drive truck. I f the yards are going
rance.
Mrs. Burton was presented with construction of the veterans mem­ tions boat rides were given for 50 Ison 9 Iseri 1, Henderson 9, Bruner The Netherlands, where she bought
to be used they will have to be
ON
BUDGETED
SUM
orial hall to be erected at Second cents each. This money and ad­ 5. Hits o ff Ison 9 in 7 innings. Iseri the wooden shoes. She recently tel­
graveled so that anyone with a car
a past president's pin.
mission receipts were given in sup­ 5 in 2 innings. Henderson 4 in 7 ephoned her mother, Mrs. Mable
Visitors were Bonnie Briggs, M ar­ street and Ehrgood avenue.
or small truck can load or unload” .
The Malheur county court decid­
The basement contract was let to port o f the district memorial hos­ innings, Bruner 1 in 2 innings. Base Case of Kansas City, Missouri, wno
garet Sage and Shirley Huntington
ed
today
to
accept
the
findings
of
o f Nyssa and Elsie W right of ML. Arthur Sykes o f Ontario for $2650. pital. The Eagles, who were in on balls, Henderson 2, Ison 1. L eft is visiting in Portland. Mrs. Case
DR. LESTER SCOTT
The building, 40 by 70 feet, will charge of the concessions, used the on base, Nyssa 3, Ontario 5. W in ­ is exjieeted here for a visit in ab­ the Malheur county welfare com­
Vernon.
mission and stand by the amount
TO PRACTICE HERE
Following the business meetings be of concrete brick construction. money fo r the park recreation pro­ ning pitcher, Henderson, losing pi­ out two weeks.
budgeted by thr Malheur county
tcher Ison.
the ladies served cake, ice cream The auditorium will be located up­ gram.
budget
board
for
welfare
for
the
The
public
address
systems
were
Dr. Lester Scott of Portland will
and coffee. HUjh Tober led the stairs and the kitchen and recrea­
RODEO QUEEN WILL fiscal year 1948-49.
arrive here July 7 to become as­
group in singing, accompanied on tion room in the basement. Officers furnished by B ill Lane o f Nyssa NYSSA NOSES OUT
BE
CHOSEN
SUNDAY
The
first
quarter
of
the
sum
bud­
and
the
Japanese
of
the
Adrian
said
the
building
will
be
completed
sociated
with the Sarazin clinic.
the piano by Margaret Sage. Bonnie
EMMETT 8 TO 7j
geted will be forwarded to the state
camp. T h e Owyhee Riding club as­
as soon as possible.
Dr. Scott, a graduate o f the Uni­
Briggs sang two solos.
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Girls and young women of Nys- welfare commission July 1. The versity of Oregon medical school, Is
sisted in the sale o f tickets.
Koyano, Nyssa pither, drove o u t1 sa and vicinity who are Interested court feels that the sum budgeted now serving his internship in a
Return from Trip—
FERRELL RANSOM
a home run in the ninth inning in beaming queen of Nyssa's sec- Is sufficient to meet all needs. The Portland hospital. He formerly liv­
Mr. and Mrs. Otea Billings have
HURT IN FACTORY returned home from a 4400-mile NYSSA PIANISTS
to nose out the Emmett baseball ond annual rodeo will meet at the state welfare commission has Insist­ ed in the Snake river valley.
GET RECOGNITION team on the Nyssa diamond W ed- rodeo grounds Sunday, June 27 at ed that the county allocate several
Ferrell Ransom of Nyssa is re- trip through California and other
nesday night. The final score of 2:30 p.m.
thousand dollars more for wrlfare Here from Coos Bay—
•covering in the Nyssa Nursing home western states. They visited Mr.
from injuries sustained Wednesday and Mrs. Larry Brown o f Torrance,
Several young pianists participat­ the exhibition game was 8 to 7. | The contestant's are asked to ap- in (he county than thr county court
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walker of
o f last week when a pile of sugar California and Mr. and Mrs. Joe ed in the national plants auditions When Koyano went to the plate ¡»ear with their horses, as they will felt was necessary.
Coos Bay, Oregon arrived last Tues­
fe ll on top o f him in the Amalga­ Butte o f San Francisco, former held in Caldwell Jtlne 10. The Cald­ as the first man at bat in the last be judged on their horsmansliip as
day to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Nyssa residents, and four o f Mr. well auditions, of Which Miss W il- half of the ninth fram e the score j well as personality and appearance, Here from Sacramento—
mated Sugar company warehouse.
Roy Barnes, and family.
¡They will not be required to sell
Ransom suffered two fractures of Billings' brothers in Los Angeles. hehnina H offm an was chairman, stood at 7 to 7.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Whitesides
Prank Wilson of Nyssa and Carty tickets as were last year’s contest- and children. Bob and Gay, of Returns from Visit—
the jaw, and injuries to his neck , En route to California they visited was sponsored by the National
of Emmett also drove out home ants,
i Sacramento and Mr. Whitesides’
and shoulders.
Mr. Billings' brother, Howard, at Guild of Piano Teachers.
Mrs Frank Olson has returned
father, W W. Whitesides, visited from Arizona, where she had been
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Bend. In LaJolla, California Mr
Miss Florence French o f Baker, runs earlier in the game
E Guests On Sunday—
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at the home o f their sister and visiting her son. Melvin Melow,
and Mrs. Billings visited Mrs. Ed acting as Judge, expressed herself
Returns from Arizona—
1 1 Sunday guests at the home of daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Ray, this former Nyssa resident. Mrs. Olson
7
9
being delighted with the tech­ Emmett
John Calvert returned Monday- Smith, formerly Nellie Ewer at
4 Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Seuell were week. W illiam and Mrs. Ray are was accompanied home by her mo­
8
9
evening from Mesa. Arizona where Nyssa, and her husband. They re­ nique and musical ability shown | Nyssa
i Mr.
,
and Mrs. Oliver Creswlck and twins.
ther. Mrs. Emma Hall.
he had been visiting for the past turned home by way of Utah, stop­ by the students.
family of Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
Thirty-tw o pupils from the stud­ Children Have Mumps—
ping at Grand canyon, Bryce and
•three and a half months.
The Preston children are recov- ley Creswick of Providence, Rhode Nursing Home Note
Zion National parks and Salt Lake ios of Miss Hoffm an took part in
Here from Gresham—
New arrivals at the Nursing home
the auditions. Nyssa pupils who e rli»i from the mumps. Shirley Island and Mr. and Mrs. E. M
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis and
City.
Pavette Visitors Here—
Preston
had
a
relapse
and
was
Seuell
and
son
of
Nyssa.
are as follours: Mr and Mrs. Paul Jack and Jill, arrived Sunday for
won recognition were Dick Herrl-
M r and Mrs Boyd McMurchie of
Hldt, Nyssa, June 19. daughter, a visit at the home o f Dr. and
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man. Phyllis Cheldelin, Jane Parr. quite 111, but is better now.
Payette were Saturday visitors at Visiting Grandparents—
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Visits in Nyssa—
7 pounds, 14 ounces: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L A. Maulding Mr Lewis
Peggy Helen Brady of Emmett is Donna Jean Cheldelin and Alice
the Joe Sutherland home.
Purchase
Feed
Company—
'
R.
W
Larsen
of
Hansen,
Idaho,
Wilbur Anderson. Nyssa, June 21, is a brother of Mrs. Maulding
spending this week with her grand­ Warner. Others from this vicinity
Joe Sutherland has recently p u r-' rislted at the home of Dr. and son, 8 pounds. S'* ounces; Mr. and
parents. M r and Mrs. J. I. Brady. who played were Carolyn Schiemer
Visits in Nvsma—
chased
the
Feed
and
Seed
com-
Mrs.
J.
J.
Sarazin
while
en
route
Mrs. M ilton Carver. Parma, June Nyssa Visitor*—
and Ted Holly of Adrian, and P h il­
Miss GeVievieve Eachus. who lias
ip Hager and Mark Lloyd of O nt­ pany at Winthrop. Washington, home from the University of Ida- 23. daughter, 7 pounds. 12 ounces. ' Reynolds Carpenter of Olenna
been attending school in Salem, Visiting Here—
Mr.
and
Mrs
Sutherland
and
sons
ho.
where
he
took
an
extensive
Reinte Bashon of Ironsides is I Ferry was in Nysoa Monday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson of ario.
is a house guest of Doris Rigney.
will move to Winthrop in the next course in dairying,
Enterprise, former Nyssa residents,
receiving medical attention.
I his buddy, Keith Bybee. who served
few weeks
are visiting here this week. M r Firemen Called—
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• at Okinawa with him over a year
To Portland Hospital—
Parents of Girl—
H O S P IT A L A U X IL IA R Y TO MEET I ago.
Nyssa firemen «e r e called to
Mrs. Lem Wilson. Sr., was taken Thompson's sister. Mrs. Eia John­
Mr and Mrs. Eugene I. Brady
T h e regular monthly meeting of
to Portland last week-end to Em­ son. and dau;hter of Powell. W y ­ North Second street at 7:15 W ed­ Returns Home—
Miss Treva Belle o f Garden V al­ of Emmett are the parents of a the women's auxiliary of the M al­ Attend Hygiene Conference—
manuel hospital for medical atten­ oming are also here, visiting at nesday morning as a result of a
A group of 15 men and women
tion. Bert Lienkaemper took Mrs the home of Mrs Johnson's sister. false alarm turned in by Ed Stein- ley, Idaho has been visiting her daughter. Kathryn Lillian, bora heur Memorial Hospital association
ke Steinko saw smoke from bu ra­ sister, Mrs. Ollbert R aff, and fam i­ June 19 The baby weighed 9'4 will be held at the parish hall of Nyssa attended the social hy­
Wilson to Portland in his ambu- ! Mrs. Anna Datl.
Monday, June 28 at 2:30. A towel giene conference at the Ontario
ng brush collecting under the eves ly of Nyssa. She has returned home, pounds
lance, returnm? to Nyssa Tues-
shower «rill be held for the hos­ Episcopal church Tuesday. P. O.
of a house and presumed the dwell­
Here from California—
day
Visit Relatives—
Fieldmen. Wives Meet—
pital All member* and guests are Scherer of Portland, director of
Bill Steimle of Los Angeles is i n ' to be afire.
j Mr* Laura Chapman of Atkinson,
The field men and tiielr wives asked to take either hand or face social hygiene education for the
a house truest at the home of his
G irl Hit W ith M a lle t -
Kansas and Mr and Mrs 8idney of the Nyssa and Nampa sugar towels to the meeting Mrs Naomi Oregon Tuberculosis and Health
T e Seattle—
Jerry Healy. seven-year-old daugh­ aunt. Mrs D O. Bybee.
Mr. and Mrs George M itchell Ellyson and children of Palls City, fartorie< were guests at a dinner Bu hert, manager of the Nyi
association, was the speaker The
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Healy.
left last week for Portland. Mrs. | Nebraska were visitors in the Char- held last Friday night at the Coun­ Nursing home, will be the guest meeting was attended by tie leg* -
suffered a cut over her left eye Called to Bedside—
Ersel and W illiam J Beus were Mi tc hell went on to Seattle, where ; les Garrison home last week Mr*, ty club in Payette About 30 per- speaker, and a special musical | ttons from Ontario, Vale, Willow
when she was hit with a mallet
which program will be given The business Creek, Weiser. Nyssa and Adrian,
_________
_ called to Ogden on account of the she visited her son, Peter M itchell,. Chapman and Mrs. Garrison are sons attended the dinner,
while
playing _ a ________
game at ___
the city
Jensen meeting «rill be conducted by Mrs ( Nyssa had the largest delegation
pork last weok-end. She is recov- serious illness of their father, Ezra and family. They returned to Nyssa I sisters and Mrs. Fiyson is their was arranged for by Eldon
the first o f the week.
' .-dec*.
and Jay Samples
Ed Prost, president of the group,
present.
enng satisfactorily.
Beus.
Beet Producers
Discuss Price
Ontario Beats
Nyssa 13 to 4
Auxiliary And
Legion Gather
Recognition Is
Given to Nvssa
Good Stockyard
Road Proposed