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of Mrs. L. L. Kreager.
They were accompalned to Enter- ¡spend the week visiting with Bon
Mr. and Mrs. M cGitw of Ariesla, prise by Dick Herriman, who will nie Thompson.
Ca lifer ilia were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Corley last
week. Mr. and Mrs. McGrew are
Mr-. Corley's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, Jr.,
spent Sunday in Out m o.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ratigan att
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ended the Ca'hollc church’s annual
pi. nic in Ny-su last Sunday.
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The majority of the families in
the Kolony attended the rodeo in
Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hailoway
;.t of Sunday in Nampa visiting
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Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb
and son. Dickie, called on Robert
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Toomo, Sr., of Nyssa Sunday ev
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OWYHEE NEWS ITEMS, July 29
Mrs. Ruth Schanon and her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Alice Schanon of
Long Beach, California arrived Sat
urday night at the Houston Duna
way home.
Mrs. Ruth Schanon
will stay for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Dunaway, but Mrs.
Alice Schanon left Monday to re
turn to her home.
Mr. and Mrs Werner Peutz and
Wanda, Mr. and Mrs.. William Peutz
and William Peutz, Jr., went to
Evergreen, Idaho Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L Patton and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe returned
Saturday from a trip Uiroujph Yel
lowstone park and on to Roundup,
Montana, where Mr. and Mrs. Pat
ton lived before moving to this
community in 1924. They siient
the night with friends and went
on to Lewistown, where they stay
ed with the Art Chamberlain fam
ily overnight. They visited in Ham
ilton, Montana for three days sight
seeing and picnicking. They re
turned by way of Moscow
Mrs. Werner Peutz received news
Friday that her sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huber of Merid
ian are the parents of a boy bom
at the St Alphonsos hospital in
Boise. The baby has been named
Ronald Du wain.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth McDon
ald entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Kyger and Maxine with a picnic on
their lawn Thursday in observance
of Mr Kygar’s birthday.
Mirs. Grant Patterson attended a
demonstration party at the home of
Mrs. .Cora Rookstool Monday eve
ning.
Mrs. Marden Talbot of Hood
River arrived Tuesday at the J P.
Dunaway home to get her children,
who have spent the summer with
their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite of Haines
visited in the Oral Hite home Sun
day,
Ml-s. Mildred Hite of La Grande
arrived Thursday to sjier.d a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Don
ald Brewer, and son Donald Hite
and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton en
tertained with a weiner roast at
their home Sunday evening for
the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Byrd Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Slippy and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Douglas and sons, Ml. and
Mrs. Russell Patton, Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice have mov
ed back into their 'house on their
ranch and Mr. aand Mrs. Randall
NEWELL HEIGHTS, July 29—
Ellen Judd returned home Sat
urday from a trip to New York,
W ishinguin, D C. and Phildelphta.
Patricia
Tmlth
spent
Friday
night at the Gerald Slippy home
,‘ n the Owyhee.
J o y c Kurtz. Caroline Schiemir
Hetty Newbell and Arlene Piercy
were amoung tlio-e who attended
a birthday and slumber p?rty for
Norma Jean Dlerking at her horn»
Felday evening.
Several in this community at
ended the funeral for Otis Kurtz in
Middleton Friday.
Jess Cantrall and Charles Mc
Kee of Likely, California are vi-it-
ing relatives ill" this community.
A blrtday dinner in honor of
Patricea Smith was given by her
parents Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell Kurtz of North
Powder visited at the M. L. Kurtz
home last week.
Mrs Johnny Tunmerman and Terry
Caldwell vLsited Mrs. Wayne Piercy
one day last week.
Leslie Stokes and Horald Kurtz,
were amoung those who spoke at
the dedication of the new United
Presbyterian church Sunday.
SEPAR ATO R SEVERS
W O M A N ’S FINGER
BIO BEND, July 29— Mr. and Mis.
R. G. Patterson of Boise were Sun
day visitors in the John Packwood
home.
Mrs. E. E. Butler cut off the
little finger of her right hand in
an electric separator Sunday.
A dog broke into a chicken park
on the Pill'bury ranch Saturday
night and destroyed a flock of 4-H
■hickens owned by Mary and Elsie
Hatch.
The Big Bend Stock club met at
the home of John Park wood Mon
day. Refreshments of punch and
cookies were served following the
meeting.
Several residents of the Wade and
Big Bend districts attended the
dedication services of the Kingman
Memorial Community United Pres
byterian church In Adrian Sunday.
Betty Jones attended the United
Presbyterian conference held at
Seabeck, Washington.
Mrs. Jack Jones and Elaine re
turned Sunday morning from a
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Merle Porter, negro first baseman, will appear with the Kansas City Return To l'tah
Mrs. Boyd Cole and family, who
Monarchs when they play the Nyssa town team on the Nyssa diamond
have teen guests at the J. L.
Thursday night, August 5.
Church home, left Monday to re
turn to their home In Ogden.
trip to Portland.
family
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mayberry! dinner
and family were visitors at the home,
homes of the Butler and Conn
The
families Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hatch re-
-g—
turned recently from Lincoln, Neb- e
raska, where they attended the a
golden wedding anniversary of Mr e ]
Hatch's aunt and uncle. They re- g]
ported having seen a bumper crop po
of all grains and very few cattle 3
m feed lots.
Beet Growers
KING M AN MEN GO
TO STA TE PICNIC
KINGMAN KOLONY. July 2 9 -Cliff
Beaumont and Cliff Wright left
Saturday morning for Independence,
Oregon, where they attended the
Oregon Jersey Cattle club picnic.
William Toomb worked in the
Ashcraft grocery store in Adrian
Saturday evening while Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Ashcraft attended the
rodeo in Nyssa.
Elroy Moss spent the week-end
in Nyssa visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Burningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston
called on Anna Pinkston of the Big
Bend Sunday and later in the day
called on Mr and Mrs. Bruce Pink
ston in Parma.
Norma Lee Fish and Roland Hall
of Homedale called on Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Phifer Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. August Lake and
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
family spent the w
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