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The NYSSA
VOLUME X X X X III
NO. 26
Heating Concern
Plant, Residence
Swept By Fires
A ir Conditioners Included
In Property Damaged
In Plant
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JU LY
CURE DISCOVERED
FOR BABY AILMENT
ON TRIP TO DOCTOR
A manhole cover and a pile of
concrete, one o f the many traffic
hazards resulting from Nyssa’s long
time street construction program,
proved to be an effective remedy
for a child’s ailment last Friday
evening.
As Mr. and Mrs. Leo Campbell
of Nyssa were rushing west on Ehr-
tood avenue to take their infant boy
to Dr. K. E. Kerby fo r treatment
for a choking spell their car crashed
against a pile o f concrete over a
manhole between Third and Fourth
streets after Campbell had swerved
the machine into the center of
the street to avoid collisi&n with
a school bus parked at the curb.
A fter the crash, the parents ran
with the baby to Dr. Kertoy's home
two blocks away, but there found
that the impact had caused Che
child to cough up the object in its
throat.
Campbell returned to look at his
iamaged automobile, reached In his
pocket and transferred the doctor’s
lee to the automobile repair fund.
JOURNAL
8 ,
1948
BETTE AND
Owyhee Riding QUEEN
Many Prizes To
RIDING CLUB W ILL
APPEAR A T NAMPA
Club Preparing
Be Awarded In
Owyhee
Biding
club
members
and
For Nyssa Rodeo j Bette Pett, 1948 Nyssa rodeo queen, Kid Celebration
Street And Water Bonds Of
Nyssa Approved By Attorney
improvements Made A t 1^
1 g0 *
SuK
n<,ay/° attendi Plans Are About C om plet------------
the anual buckaroo breakfast given
Grounds For Only RCA by
the the
anu sponsors
al hucltaro°
“
,“ t
“
ed For
Annual Nyssa
Work of Finishing Streets
of the Snake River
MALHEUR COUNTY
Show In County
Valley stampede.
Event
Will Be Resumed Im­
FAIR
CONTEST
TO
A t that time the drill team, par­
mediately
Plans are developing nicely for ticipating in a field day program,
Committeemen in charge of the
SELECT QUEEN SET
The
Nyssa Heating
company
plant and office on Good avenue
he Nyssa night rodeo to be held will be notified as to which night j Kid day celebration to be held
Work will be resumed Immediately
The Malheur county queen con­
and a residence on north First
at the local grounds July 23 and
test will be held Sunday, July 18 on the paving of Nyssa's street«
street were swept by costly fires
34, according to Roy Holmes, presi­ July 14 to 17.
terday that they have completed
this week,
at 2:30 pm. at the fairgrounds at by Contractor C. E. Leseberg as
dent of the Owyhee Riding club,
A t the end o f the year the Wes­ plans for the event.
The heating plant blaze, starting
Ontario for selection of a queen a result of the approval otf the
The
committee
consists
of
Fred
tern
Riding
Clubs
association
will
which
will
jointly
sponsor
the
event
during the noon hour Tuesday when
bond issue by John W. Shuler o f
give a cash prize to the club hav­ Bracken, chairman; O. H. Peirsol, for the 1948 Malheur county fair.
attendants were at lunoh, caused
with the Nyssa merchants.
Portland, bond attorney.
Robert
Wilson
and
Edward
Boy-
ing
the
greatest
number
appearing
The
Sage
and
Saddle
club
of
considerable damage to the inside
The new grandstand will be paint­
City Manager E. K. Burton and
of the building, converted from a
ed white, additional corrals for live­ in various events during the season. dell. A. O. Wells has been appointed Ontario will meet Monday night, City Attorney Tony Yturri were
L
°
act
with
Henry
Crowley
in
help­
July
12
to
outline
a
short
program
residential property, and damaged
stock will be built, a new pressure
notified of the approval late W ed ­
ing with the parade and activities o be pie ented Sunday. ~
merchandise, including a shipment
nesday.
water system will be installed and
at the park.
Representatives
of
the
riding
clubs
of air conditioners. Some of the
new rest rooms will be erected. New
Tom MeCorkle of Boise, owner
The committeemen urge that all of Ontario, Vale and Nyssa will
loss was caused by water damage.
lighting fixtures will also be install­
of street oiling machinery, is said
children up to the age of 14 parti­ act as judges to select the queen,
ed.
Martin Teske of the heating com
to have his equipment ready for
cipate in the celebration, which who will be chosen for ability, gen­
pany said the damage, partly cov­
The two night programs will
the oiling now. However. Leseberg
will start with a parade at 1:30 eral appearance and personality.
ered by insurance, would reach
include calf roping, flag racing,
will apply a leveling course of
The organization meeting of the Pin. at Main and First streets. The Florence Webb of Ontario, who rock before the oil mat surface
$5000. As the blaze started at noon,
addle bronc riding, bareback rid­
parade,
followed
by
games
at
the
was .‘ elected last year but did not is laid.
Its cause has not been determined.
ing, bulldogging, brahma bull riding 1948 administrative committee of
Mr. Teske said he expects to erect
Children's calf riding, acrobatic potato marketing order No. 57 was park, will be divided into the fol- serve as queen because of cancella-
Leslie W. Stoker, wiho is in
P*t._costan»e, flo
a ta . -----
tio n —
of the fair, will i>i‘>uuui>
probably be
a fireproof building on the site of
stunts by LaM ar Ettes and drill held at the Bannock hotel in Poca­
___.
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uc charge of the curt) construction,
the damaged structure.
team demonstrations. T h e Midwest tello June 24.
f ,ry e .,.h
awarded * candidate for queen again this has practically finished that phase
vear. officials
officials said.
said T
T o
o be eligib le, or
s i c . t improvement project,
The residence destroyed by fire
This committee administers the foi each section, » i l l be presented year,
of the street
shows will be on the rodeo grounds
at
the
Nyssa
theater
during
a free a contestant must be at least 18
jeijinnlng July 21.
on First street this morning short­
order regulating the handling of
The bonds approved by Shuler
ly after midnight was owned by
! amount to $90,000 for water im -
Drill teams of Vale, EJinmett and Irish potatoes grown in Idaho, and show to be held after the park and unmarried.
Mrs. Emerald Spencer. A neigh­
Weiser and the Boise Equestrian in M alheur county, Oregon. The activities. Members o f the Nyssa
| lxrovement, $35.000 for street inter­
Civic
club
will
be
parade
judges.
bor discovered the fire and by
club will participate in the rodeo. committee consists of five producer
sections and $36.500 for streets.
The
games
at
the
park
will
be
so
the time he reached a telephone
Queen Bette Pett, with Bette Do­ members and three handler mem­
The
Vale
entry
In
the
Idaho-
arranged
that
every
child
will
have
the residence was enveloped in
menico and Betty Culbertson as bers. All members o f the committee
flames. As Mr. Spencer was report­ Oregon Baseball league defeated attendants, will reign over the were present at the meeting, includ­ an opportunity to participate in
the
Nyssa
aggregation
on
the
Nyssa
ed to have been working on a
show. H ie girls will visit several ing the following: Producers: Char­ the program. Prize money will be
f ir s t n a t i o n a l
farm near Ontario, the house had diamond last FYiday night by a towns in the Snake river valley les Reed and Wesley Roberts of given to winners of each event.
score
of
11
to
1.
Edward
Boydell
and
his
committee
not been occupied for a month, al­
next week to advertise the rodeo Idaho Falls; N. E. George of Home-
An alternative writ o f mandamus
________
R ay Graham, starting in the
though the blaze is believed to have
and will attend the buckaroo break­ dale; Ralph Faulkner of Gooding, will give treats to the children was filed last week agaist the M ai-
Deposits of $3.461,508.07 and loans
pitcher's box for Nyssa, hurled
after
the
games.
started in an inside com er of the
fast to be held in Nampa Sunday. and Geonje M itohell of Burley:
Olean Wells will be in charge heui county court by Attorney of $1,450.810.59 at the Nyssa branch
building. Loss of the building, con­ through the fifth inning, and was
As the Owyhee Riding club is a Handlers: L. E. Stephens of Black-
General George Neuner at the re- of First National bank o f Portland
taining one or two rooms, was es­ then relieved by Wohlcke, who member o f the Rodeo Cowboys foot, George A. W eltz of Caldwell, of the program at the theater, quest of the state public welfare are shown by the June 30 report
timated by Fire Chief Frank M or­ pitched the last four frames.
association, points of contestants and Prank S. Campbell of Rupert. where a picture from the P.T.A. commission foilwing a decision of which answers the mid-year call of
Nyssa made its only run In the
ris at approximately $1500.
will be recorded with the Interna­ Alternate members yfesent at the hild library of film s will be shown. the county court not to increase the
the comptroller of currency, accord­
first inning. Rambaud reached the tional Rodeo association. In addi­
meeting were Sam Hartley of Nys­ The main picture will feature Mic- county welfare budget as demanded in g to G. I. Mitchell, branch mana­
initial sack on the first baseman's
tion to regular purses provided by sa, F led Nelson of Jerome, and xey Rooney in "T h e Human Com­ by the state.
ger.
edy".
error, Koyano walked and Graham
Nyssa merchants, the winning cow­ Ernest C raig o f Jerome. Also pres­
District Attorney Charles Swan
The figures of the financial state­
went to first on an error when boys will be presented with Levi
“T h e children o f Nyssa and sur­
ent at the meeting were M. O.
he hit to the second baseman. The Straus overalls.
territory
should
start filed a demurrer July 6, but the ment show gains in 'both deposits
Stratford of the Idaho Potato and rounding
case is not expected to be argued and loans over the June report of
second sacker threw to shortstop,
The bucking stock will be furnish­ Onion Shippers association, Worden making their plans now to attend
catching Koyano at second, but the ed by Harley Tucker of Joseph A. Davis of Parma, representing this celebration” , committee m em­ before the state supreme court a year ago. The Increase in loan
volume is substantial, up $408.41$.42,
shortstop made a wild throw to
bers said. “ Enter the parade, take until September.
A "call to larms" for all Malheur first, making Graham safe. Hartley ft>r the rodeo, the only R.C.A. show the Idaho-Oregon Shippers associa­ part in the games and contest at
T h e writ issued by the state reads or 39 per cent during the twelve
in
Malheur
county.
All
paaticipants
tion;
C.
O.
Youngstrom
of
the
county potato and onion growers reached first on an error, loading
the city park and enjoy a show. as follows: "This proceeding is ini­ months period, Mitohell satd. L arg­
was issued this week by Klaas Ten- the bases. Frank Wilson walked must file their entries by 8 pan. state extension service, C. G. Rice It will all be free to the young­ tiated by the state public welfare er deposits arqjTn contrast to a
July 22 with the chamber o f com­ and Lee H eller of the Idaivo ad­
commission for the purpose of com­ national trend which Is aieo com­
sen, president of the M alheur Coun­ scoring Rambaud.
sters".
merce. The rodeo headquarters will vertising oonbiiissfok. 'Boyd B ax­
pelling local compliance toy Malheur mon in the northwest.
ty Potato and Onion Growers as­
A fter the first inning Vale played be maintained in the city hall.
ter of the Union Pacific railroad
county with the federal and state
sociation. The association has start­ errorless ball. However, Nyssa al­
A corresponding rise In the total
company; Frank Westfall, Aber­
laws applicable to «he administra­ loan volume for First National
ed its membership drive and plans most scored again in the sixth,
deen grower; Clark Davis o f the
tion of a public assistance program bank of F*ortland, including all 44
to sign as nearly all of the potato when Hartley singled and F. Wilson
state P and M A office, Pocatello;
in Oregon, and pursuant to the branches throughout Oregon, is
and onion growers in the county doubled, but Hartley went out at
H. C. Hess o f the Denver USDA
provisions of section 126-103, OCLA, reported In the current financial
as possible.
home plate.
fru it and vegetable branch, and
as amended by section 6. chapter statement. This is the third con­
W hen asked what benefits far­ Short Score:
II
R
E
W. J. Broadhead of the Portland
545, Oregon laws 1947".
mers would derive from the or­ Nyssa
secutive quarterly report in which
7
1 7
D. W Moncur and his son, Vern
USDA fruit and vegetable branch.
District Attorney Swan and R o­ the First National group has set
ganization, Tensen pointed out the Vale
15
II
4
T h e committee elected L. E. Ste­ L. Moncur, will open their new bert Lytle, Vale attorney, have ques­ a new Oregon banking record for
success that the Klam ath and cen­
Children and their pets were
A. Chadwick, club president, said
tral Oregon association have had the
featured attractions in the city phens as chairman: Charles Reed Arrowhead Motor lodge on highway tioned the constitutionality o f the volume of loans and discounts, ac­
club
may schedule
some
in expanding the demand for their exhibition games for next week and park last Friday night, when a Cub as vice chairman: and Flank S. 20 at Emison avenue Sunday, July law allowing «he state to set a cording to word sent to M itchell by
as
secretary-treasurer. 11. The public is invited to attend county budget for public welfare. Frank N. Belgrano, Jr., president
type of potato by advertising. He will go to Homedale July 18. The Scout pet show was held. The Campbell
explained that the produce growers next home league game, set for show, sponsored by the den mo­ These three officers were also nam­ open house on that day from 10 T h e county court notified the state of First National. T h e June 30 fig -
a.m. to 5 pm .
we.fare cummlnion that It would res are. loans $146.626.437.93 and de­
in this county have no organized July 23, will be changed to another thers, was in charge o f Mrs. Finley ed as an executive committee.
The basic provisions o f order No.
The new buildiry?, constructed of not appropriate for welfare during posits. $480.910,106.10. Loan figures
group to uphold the farmer's side date because of the Nyssa rodeo.
Shuster and Mrs. W ard Tyler.
57
provides
that
no
potatoes
which
¡pumice
stone
blocks.
Includes
10
the 1918-49 year any sum other a vear ago were $108,146.99608.
Dale W ertz won a pair of overalls
o f the picture in dealing with
given as first prize by Bracken's do not meet the requirements of I complete units with private baths. than «hat included in the budget
freight rates, produce grades, acre­
Mitchell quotes Belgrano as say­
POSTAL
RECEIPTS
U
S
.
No.
2
or
better
grade
shall
be
I
t
is
32
by
103
feet.
Each
room
is
at the time of the budget meeting. ing that these increased loans not
age allotments and goverment pur­
fo r the most nicely decorated bi­
accessible
from
both
the
inside
and
shipped
in
interstate
commerce.
The
T h e federal government, which only refect generally higher price
chase programs. The organization HERE CONTINUE TO cycle. Richard Sweet won second
order also requires that all potatoes, the outside.
provides 46 per cent of welfare levels, but also represent added in­
place in the bicycle division.
will give the farm er a voice in
SHOW
BIG
INCREASE
A
radiant
hot
water
system
was
including
both
rail
and
truck
lots
funds expended in Oregon counties, vestment in «he resources and econ­
A il pets entered in the competi­
many issues concerning his crop
installed by Fled Braun, who also notified the state welfare commis­ omic expansion of Oregon. They
tion were dogs and cats. The win­ shall be inspected.
which he never had before, the as­
was
awarded
the
plumbing
contract.
According
to
information
released
In
addition
to
the
basic
require­
sion that it would not withhold are therefore an indication o f the
ners were Richard Sweet, fluffiest
sociation president stated. A t the
present time the association is by F*ostmaster Lloyd W. Lewis this cat; Jerry Dority, dog with the ment, the committee recommended Clint Olson was the general con­ its share o f matching funds for state's prosperity.
tractor
and
Morrison
Electric
com­
week,
postal
revenues
fo
r
the
last
to
the
secretary
of
agriculture
that
Malheur county pending conclusion
most spots; Carolyn ^Jooper, pet
working with a cooperative study
to determine the extent o f quality six months have shown an increase with the curliest tail, a cat; Dee he issue an order prohibiting the pany was the electrical contractor. o f the suit.
TWO DAIRY HERDS
A parking ramp has been installed
break-down of potatoes from the of 16.5 per cent over the same Shuster and Carl Tyler, blackest shipment, in interstate commerce of
period
last
year.
on
each
side
o
f
the
building.
any
netted
gem
or
russet
Burbank
TO BE CLASSIFIED
pets;
Dirk
Rinehart,
dog
with
the
time they leave the county until
GIRL SCOUTS GO
In keeping w ith the trend for longest ears; Billy Cooper, best variety of potatoes below a m ini­
The owners have erected a large
they reach the consumer in C hi­
TO SUMMER CAMP H. P. Ewalt, assistant extension
neon sign on the highway and have
cago. A representative will be sent the last 12 years, the postal reve­ trained dog; K eith Powell, puppy mum diameter of two inches.
An operating budget and assess­ decorated the front of the building
dairyman of Oregon State college,
back to Chicago to get a first hand nues reached an all-tim e high for w ith the sleepiest eyes; Johnny
G irl Scouts o f Nyssa and Ad­ Corvallis, will classly the Clifford
picture of the competitive quality the calendar year o f 1947 with a Lienkaemper, the longest pet; Aaron ment rate were adopted by the with neo tubing, including an out­
rian left early Tuesday morning by S. W right and C. M. Beaumont
o f Malheur county potatoes as com­ total o f $27.343.22. This represents Cutler, whitest dog, and Donald i committee. Plans were made for line of a large arrowhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern L. Moncur bus for Pilgrim cove near McCall, herds of purebred Jerseys at 9 a.m.
the employment of a manager and
pared with produce from other an increase of 137 per cent over the Pocht, best-cared-for dog.
receipts of 1939.
Judges of the pets were Mrs. K . E. fo r setting up an office. Tentative have purchased the A. C. Newsom where they will attend summer July 10.
areas.
plans Include the establishment of home on north Sixth street. They camp, along with girls from O n­
I f the present rate o f Increase Kerby and Olean Wells.
T h e public Is invited to attend.
The association was organized last
a branch office in western Idaho will maintain an office in the lodge. tario and Jamieson
A basket lunch will be served at
December a t a farmers meeting continues as is expected, the total
to handle the early "deal", with
T h e Nyssa and Adrian girls char­ noon on the Beaumont lawn In
held in Ontario. Members o f the receipts for the calendar year 1948 REMINDER ISSUED
the main office to be established Have Guests—
tered a bus owned by Howard Hatch Kingman Kolony.
board c f directors are Klaas Ten- will be over $31,500. An additional
Several California residents were of Adrian for the trip.
sen of Nyssa, Arch Russell of Vale, increase of $8.500 will put the office TO POTATO GROWERS at some central point in the late
guests at the Albert Pfeiler home
shipping area.
Nyssa girls attending the camp New Arrivals Announced—
Sid Flanagan o f Nyssa, Floyd Stone- in the first class category.
I f the two-inch minimum require­ last week. They were Prof, and are Carolyn Vaughn, Patsy Set- j Babies were born at the Nyssa
man of Oregon Slope, George Schle-
A reminder to potato growers who
mer of Adrian. Fred Trenkel of Picnic Scheduled—
have paid th eir fee and have been ment is approved by the secretary Mrs. A. B. Haydock, Mr. and Mrs. ties, K eitha Strasbaugh, K ris tin ; Nursing home recently as follow l:
T lie annual Nebraska picnic of issued a certificate o f eligibility of agriculture, the industry will be George R. Carlson, and Mr. and Rinehart, Joan Mitchell, Joanna Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pharaoh, Nys­
Ontario, and Sam Hartley o f Nyssa.
Nyssa residents will be held Sunday, for potato price support, was issued notified o f the effective date of Mrs. Elmer Johnson of Oxnard, Moore, Jolin Jordan, M ary Jean sa, boy, July 7. 8 pounds, 15 ounces;
July 12 in the Nyssa park. A ll fo r­ by G len L. Hutchinson, chairman the regulation. The committee feels California and Miss Edith M. Ev­ House, Phyllis Hadley. Joanne H art­ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sanders, Nyssa.
Return from Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tucker and mer Nebraskans and their friends of the county A A A committee, to­ that the adoption of a two-inch erett of Ventura, California. Mr. ley, Louise GunneLs. Patricia Orun- July 1, girl 7 pounds 1 4 ounces;
minimum on russets will be benefi­ and Mrs. Pfeiler and their guests ke, LaVerne Parson, Kay Flirson, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McGrath, July
sons returned Monday evening from are invited to attend.
day.
Barbara Duncan. Phyllis Cheldelln, 12, son, 6 pounds, 10 ounces, and
a two-weeks vacation. They visited
Growers must sell all U S . No. cial alike to the producers, ship­ spent two days at Payette lakes.
Jerilyn Cleverly, Sherill Ohadd, Col- Mr. and Mrs. Byron la n e , Nyssa,
friends and relatives in Pocatello Visit in Nyssa—
1-B's, U S . No. 2's or field-run po­ pers, and the consuming public.
Visiting
Parents—
This
minimum
size
would
apply
to
leen Bybee, Merle Bumingham, I July 2, girl, 6 pounds 5 ounces.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
ay
C.
Condie
of
tatoes to the government purchase
and Blackfoot, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Flyod Selby and Beverly Burbidge and Ruth Altizer. I Larry, Garry and Buster Altizer
Kimberly, Idaho visited over the representative or he will lose all all grades of potatoes.
fam ily of Lebanon, Oregon are vis- The girls will return home July 16. sons of Mr. and Mrs. W ill Altizer
holidays »1th Mr. and Mrs. J. M. future eligibility rights for price
Here from Washington—
Returns to Utah—
iting at the home of Mrs. Selby’s
Outdoor cooking as well as swim- underwent tonsilectomles.
Mr. and Mrs. Glate Harris of Beck.
support during 1948.
Mrs. L. W. Hillhouse o f Bounti-1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. An- ming, hiking, arts and crafts and
Sunnyside, Washington and Mr. and
U S . No. 1 potatoes may be sold
Fish in Idaho—
Mrs. Elliot Ricks of Los Angeles Visiting Relatives—
to anyone at any prioe, Mr. Hutch­ ful. Utah returned to her home derson. In honor of the guests a rowing will be emphasized.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Stringfellow inson stated.
Saturday after spending three weeks picnic supper was served in the
A staff of from 15 to 18 adults
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Coons of
were week-end visitors at the Lewis
at the home of her daughter, Mr». park Saturday evening. O ut-of- will accompany the Scouts. In ­ Nyssa and Leland Crummett of
and son, Dennis, o f Oqden are
Riggs home.
town guests included Mr. and Mrs. cluded are Mrs. Lees, director and Vale went fishing at Garden Val-
spending the week at the home of Visiting at Adrian—
Tom Bumingham.
R. N. Morse and three sons; Mrs. waterfront instructor; Mrs. Floyd ley, Idaho over the week-end. Mr.
Mrs. Stringfellow's parents, Mr.
Nannette Bybee is spending the
Visitors from Arizona—
Ruth Ball and son, Oordon; Mrs. Christiansen, Ontario, dietician and and Mrs. A1 Coons fished at Wild
week with her sister. Mrs. Frank Here from Boise—
Mr. and Mrs. R oy Darnes have and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle.
Mrs. Joe Bchanis, Hoipe over the Fourth.
Mrs. Emma Quimby of Boise W illis Martin and daughter, D ean­ unit leader;
as house guests this week Mrs.
Pike, at Adrian.
Dam es' sister and family, M r and j Here from Idaho—
spent the week-end .; the home na. all of Nampa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ontario, unit leader and dormitory
Chris Thomson of Vale. Mr. and supervisor; Mrs. Charles Newblll, Visit in Nampa—
W ill Selby and Arthur Selby of Leave for Coast—
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frost. *
Mrs. Howard Hamilton of Phoenix,
Mrs. J. K. G riffiths and Mrs. Mary Adrian, unit leader; Mrs. Millie
Melba. Idaho called at the home
Mr and Mrs. Ken Renstrom spent
M r and Mrs J. C. Smith left
Arizona.
Pruyn of Nyssa also were present.
of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Anderson the first o f the week for a two- Under Doctor's C
Harris. Adrian,
assistant unit lead- the Fourth of July holidays with
Saturday afternoon en route to months visit on the coast fo r the
er and Kaper supervisor; Mrs. W. relatives at Nampa.
Mrs. M ary E Bybee is in Salt
Go Fishing—
M. Schireman. Nyssa, unit leader; •
------------------------
Lake City, taking special treatment Returns from Vacation—
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Case and daugh­ Ontario to attend the 50th »redding benefit at Mrs. Smith's health.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mally, accom­ Miss Ruth Toombs, Nyssa. as- Visit in Ontario—
at a hospital. She is suffering from
ter and Mrs. Mabel Case, mother anniversary orf their brother, Irvin
Mrs.
Ollle
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwood
complications about her head and panied by Mrs. Mally's sister. Miss slstant unit leader;
Visiting Brother—
o f Mr. Case, who is visiting here, Selby, Sunday, July 4.
assistant
unit and Frank and thetr house guest.
Herman Borgman of Weed. Call face. She Is staying at the home of Norah O'Brian of Ogden, visited Berner, Ontario,
enjoyed fishing at Payette lakes the
Guild to Meet—
Miss Mary Alice Mally in Seattle. leader, and Mrs. Dan Murray, On Mrs Cora Sherwood, visited with
fom ia arrived July 3 to visit his [h er daughter. Mrs. Don Moas, Sr
Fourth at July.
St. Paul's guild of the Episcopal brother. Henry Borgman. and fam i-
[T h ey also went by boat to Vic­ tarlo assistant unit leader and Ontario friends the Fourth.
iinlrxt hall.
toria and Vancouver, Canada.
Sells Business—
! hurch will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, iy
At Lak<
Here from Ogden—
Oerald Tuttle has sold Tuttle s, July 12 at the home of Mrs. Grant
M r and Mrs. Edward Boydell and
In Baker—
Mrs. Richard West and grand­
son. Jimmy, and M r and Mrs Olea Going Fishing—
Go to Salt Lake—
service station to Marion Chard and Rinehart.
Mr
and
Mrs
Art
Boydell
and
daughter, Virginia Clifford, of O g­
___ Mrs. Don Moss returned , Billings were guests of Mr. and Mrs I Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Savage and
M r and
Layton Davis Chard and Davis will
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeon?e
Mitchell
spent
den are visiting at the homes of
to their hozne in Salt Lake City af- , Warren Fanner at thetr summer j children left Tuesday fo r fishing
add a body and repair department Visit in Idaho—
M r and Mrs. Albert Coleman ter spending their vacation in N ys-I cabins st Payette lake over the ¡on the north fork of the Malheur the Fourth at July at the home Mrs. West's daughters, Mrs. Ersel
to the business. Kenneth Tuttle will
Thompson
of
M
r
and
Mrs.
Beus and Mrs. Frank Skeen.
and M r and Mrs Ray Fox spent sa. They were accompanied by Mrs. j holiday. M r and Mrs. Bill Horsely river.
continue to operate the market.
:n Baker.
Saturday night in Garden Valley I.eRoy Bumingham. The ladies are | of Lovell, Wyoming, who are visiting
Spend Fourth Herr—
Go
to
Succor
Creek—
and
Sunday
In
Nampa.
daughters o f Mrs. Mary E. Bybee.
. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Far-
Enters Hospital—
M r and Mrs. Audry Ward and At McCall—
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cornell
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I mer. were also at the lakes.
Mrs W E. Maze entered the Holy
W ayne Oreen, Jelhmar Schoen, and children and Mrs. Mildred
Bonnie and Johnnie, Mr. and Mrs.
Drive to Idaho—
'
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Rosary hospital in Ontario Tuesday Visiting Mother—
E irl Ward and Ronnie and Oary Bob Wilson, Royce Chadwick and Buchanan and children were here
Earl Richardson and two small
Mr. . ____
__
and __
Mrs.
________
George
. . . _________
N. Bear __ Spend
_______________
Vacation ___
in ______
Hill'
evening for medical attention and a
minor operation. Mrs. Maze is ex­ sons are staying at the home o f'd ro v e to Garden Valley, Idaho th e 1 M r and Mrs Kenneth Mace and ar.d three nieces, Norma. June and Glenn Schireman spent the three- from Boise to spend the Fourth
pected to reutra to her home in her mother, Mrs. Warren R ich a rd -.Fourth o f July and returned home fam ily spent the holidays camping Shirley Coleman, spent the Fourth day holiday fishing in Payette with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Ilikes
Cornell.
on Succor creek.
son.
I by way o f McCall.
1 and fishing to the hills
Nyssa the last of this week
Committee Of
Spud men Formed
Vale Defeats
Nyssa 10 to 1
Writ
is r Fib
vv I I I lo
i l t u d
LOAN
Against County!
J |
Growers Asked
To Join Group
Nyssa Pet Show
Staged by Cubs
Motor Lod^e
Will be Opened
VOLUME OF
IN NYSSA CLIMBS