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SECOND SECTION FOUR PAGES g & 7V»? NYSSA VOLUM E X X X X III . JOURNAL Ji NO. 25 N YSSA, OREGON, T H U R SD A Y , JULY 1, 1948 W EINER R O AST HELD ments of cake and sandwiches were b i g BEND GIRL CUT STOKER ELECTED , Frank Johns Wednesday evening. B Y 4-H CLUBBERS “ ““ ‘ “ “ j ON FACE IN M ISH AP SCH OOL DIRECTOR The Cub Scouts were «ueste at a NU-ACRES, July 1— The 4-H Bob Imbler and John Smit were clubs enjoyed a marshmallow and i in A? ayel te Sunday' I Mrs. George Grasmick and Mrs weiner roast Tuesday night at Prank Nedbalek and Donna shop- Caldwell. The group also enjoyed ped in Caldwell Monday. swimming while there. Linda and Betty Ross of Nampa Attends Convention— Miss Beverly Ann Ure of Nyssa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas was amon,; those attending the 75th Evans, Sr., this week. anniversary convention of Sigma Mr. and Mrs. George Smit, Sr., Kappa sorority at Sun Valley. She visited Mr. and Mrs. G Groot in was chosen to represent her Sigma Apple Valley Sunday j Kappa chapter at the University of Cecil Evans has purchased a new Oregon, milking machine. It was completely installed Monday On Trip— A miscellaneous bridal shower was Mrs. Verena Beam left the latter given Friday night in the hall for part of last week for Butte, Mon Mr. and Mrs. Bud Eaton. They re tana for a three-weeks visit with ceived many lovely gifts. Refresh-relatives. BIG BEND, July 1— Judy, little daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Dale Te- ter, fell and out her face Friday afternoon. Two stitches were re- ________ ADRIAN, July 1— At an election ! held Monday at the high school building, Lee Stoker of Big Bend ’ was elected to the high school board ! birthday party given for Billie Looney Friday evening, given by his mother. He received many nice Sifts and after refreshments the y °unS boys attended the show. !n Spokane— Has Tonsilectomy— Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren are vis- | Terry McKee, small son of Mr. itiug in Spokane at the homes o f , and Mrs. Jack McKee, underwent their two daughters, Mrs. Jim ¡a tonsilectomy Monday. Peachy anu Mrs. Ross King. Mr., ------ — — an f Mi's Porter Willis of Ontario III at Home— , a ill also visit in Spokane over th e ’ C. H. Benett has been confl Fourth Mrs. Willis was formerly to his home the past two weeks Helen Warren. cause of Illness. q Thed dairyT actaht L n UB.blc school I'10 fU1 the ***» 0t Horace Chan^ ! ° aylC MartiU and SOn’ R ° n' nie, were Parma shoppers Satur- program at Big Bend will be h eld1 w'hose term had expired. Thursday evening, July 1, at 8:30. George Bright was a Boise vLsi- j day. Harry Hollenbeck and Harvey Monday. j Mrs. Glenwood Pounds is in Vale Paekwood of Seattle were visitors Mre\ °^orge DeHaven entertained caring for her sister, who is ill. OUR STATION In the John Paekwood home la st, at a birthday party for Linda Wed-■! Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson. week. were Larry and Joe Mackey, Cliff j Mrs Elmer Sparks and Wayne, Mrs. Edna Parrott of Nampa .lesday afternoon. Those present i Larry Norris and Gloria Holly had and Ben Ivy and Mr. and Mrs. and David Looney, Wayne Sparks J birthday dinner at Bill Looney's R. G. Patterson of Boise were at and Karen Defter. Linda, five years home Friday, honoring Billie Loon- ey on his ninth birthday. the John Paekwood home Sunday old, received many nice gifts. and with the Carl Paekwood family. Mis. Janies McGinnis and Mrs.» Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matthews SU N D A Y , JU LY 4 All enjoyed a picnic dinner and Alvon McGinnis were Caldwell vis-[spent Sunday evening at the Cecil swim at Givens hot sprigs. itors Tuesday and Friday. | case home in Arena valley. The Big Bend Stock club met at , „ Larry and. Bruce DeHaven are in j Mrs. W. W. Smith o f ' Newell ____ the home of their leader, Charles Weiser visiting their grandparents, Heights is visiting her daughter, Witty, Monday afternoon. ¡Mr. and Mrs. Yardley. 'Mrs Alvin McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and Mr- Brl8ht and Mr. McCullough Henry Hatch of Joseph, Oregon family and Mr. and Mrs. Dwane are working on construction in On- is visiting relatives and friends Goodrow and Billy spent Sunday tario. In Adrian. at Long Valley with Martin and The reclamation bureau is clean- Albertus Wiley. They also visited ing the drain ditch from the Mack- the Clyde Steelman family at Coun ey place to Snake river. The Riflemen’s club spent Wed cil for a short time. Get rid of objectionable insects Mrs. Harvey Bennett announced nesday evening repairing the tar that she has the Wade book sta gets in the Legion hall for rifle ORDERS FOR tion from the county library. Any shoots. — Guaranteed Results — The American Legion ball team one in the district is welcome to borrow books. attended the ball game in Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney re Tuesday evening. Mrs. Howard Hatch and Barbara ceived word that their daughter Bernice, would fly from Seattle to visited Mrs. Hatch's mother. Mrs. Boise Friday evening and would be Ed Wymer, in Parma Thursday. home over the week-end. Mrs. John Jarvis and Betty vis Sunday afternoon visitors in the ited Mrs. Willie McGinnis in Nys From Self M fg. Co. 915 East Park Charles Witty home were Alice sa Thursday. Hallberg, Ed Patterson, and Mr. and Earl Davis has purchased a farm Weiser, Idaho Mrs. Hallberg and younger daugh at Vale. He plans on moving in ters of Nampa. the near future. Should be in by George Elfers and Joe Witty at Mrs. Bob Brown visited her par tended the w’edding of Joe Nelson ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cumin- | The Blood Hound, commonly be and Donna Tarr at Wilder Sunday ings, in Boise Wednesday. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C liff, Brown of lieved to be ferocious, is at heart Esther Laughlin, who is assisting Fairbury, Nebraska arrived W e d -1 . . . . _ , . with the daily vacation Bible school nesday evening to visit their daugh-j ge‘lt e' 11 ue' he Wl11 track down in the Big Bend district, spent ter, Mrs Francis Deffer, and family. I a criminal, but will not attack his fj TAILORED TO FIT YO U R TR AC TO R the week-end at the home of Mr. Mrs. Gayle Martin and son and and Mrs. R. C. Fivecoat of Center- Mrs. Bob Brown visited in Nyssa ; victim. ! point. . Thursday. Noel Tuppeny was elected director Mrs. Bill Webb and J6an and “ The House of Oliver’ of the Wade district at the annual Bob spent Wednesday visiting Tuttle's Mobil Service school election. friends in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Niederer of MOBIL TIRES — BATTERIES Portland called at the Rev. Moore ACCESSORIES tome Thursday. Mrs. Vernon Parker Called on Mrs. LOCATED 1 MILE NORTH Wayne Piercy at her home in New- ill heights Thursday. ON HIWAY 20 Miss Nancy Hennon arrived Thurs- Stunz and Thomas J. V. TUTTLE, Owner tay from Portland to visit Betty Moore. Phone Oll-J-4 Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Holly and Ted, and George Elfers of Big Bend are 'Whtng on the north fork of the Malheur river. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kreigh visit ’ d Wednesday evening at the Ver non Parker home. The Adrjan ball team played the A.A.A. of the C.C.C. camp Thurs day evening at Adrian. The scor« was 22 to 1 in favor of the A.A.A. Give your house Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thomas of a "face-lifting" Boise were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brown Saturday evening and Sun with General’s day. Mr and Mrs Thomas will .to to Corvallis, where he will enter Oregon State college this fall. Mrs. Clarence Keller and Bobbie were Nyssa visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and BUILD HUGE STACKS with that famous F a r m h a n d Dona and Mrs. Markham motored It's amazing how a coat o f this famous high-reach Hydraulic Loader p lu s this new “ Push-off” at to Weiser and McCall Wednesday, house paint can spruce up your home. tachment! Adds 6 extra feet to the gigantic 21-foot reach of reurning by way of Cascade and It's the finest you can buy. . . covers the F a r m h a n d Loader to give you extra high 27-foot stacks Emmett. better, goes farther, lasts A The business houses and many longer. Ask your painter! st that weather well and retain top quality. “ Push-off” is com residences were sprayed with D.D.T pletely hydraulic . . . fits on hay basket easily . . . operates the last weelf to control insects. from its own control valve through the regular F a r m h a n d Hank Moore is working at the Loader hydraulic pressure system. Pushes half-ton loads off Adrian feed store. ends o f basket tines to center o f stack. Light aluminum Rev. Moore entertained his Sun day school class at a party at the construction. Folds flat . . . doesn’t cut down basket ca parsonage Friday afternoon. Punch pacity. Another F a r m h a n d time-saving, work-saving, and cookies were served by Betty money-saving accessory you’ll want. See itl Moore to 14. Joe Wheeler of Nyssa visited friends in Adrian Wednesday ev ening. Mr. and Mrs. Jeoff Williams vis- with new "PUSH-OFF" ATTACHMENT | ited friends in Boise Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Webster and Evyln of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs Verle Duval and sons of Ohio are visiting their brother. Bob Webster and family Mrs. Jeoff Williams entertained at a birthday dinner Friday ev ening for her sister. Mrs. Charley The revolutionary NEW Ford is on Johnson. Those present were Mr. display in our showrooms right now! It’s the and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. I _ . 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