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JOURNAL
NVSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948
VOLUME XXXXIII NO. 39
Grouo
Outlines
uroup ouuines
Flan ro r Laying
Hospital Stone
»- f
FRED l o p e z f in e d
f o l l o w in g c r a sh
INVOLVING 2 CARS
An automobile owned and oper
ated by John adams ol the Powell
service station in Nyssa was badly
damaged last Saturday night in
an accident th at resulted in the
arrest of Fred Lopez o f Parma on
a charge of drunken driving.
Lopez, former resident o f Nyssa,
was fined $100 in the Parma justice
court. A jail sentence was suspend
ed.
Adams was en route to his home
at Roswell, Idaho when the ac
cident occurred two miles north
of Parma about 10 o'clock Satur
day night. He said that as he met
Lopez, he swung his car wide to
the right toward the barrow-pit
to avoid a collision, but the Lopez
car was so far over the yellow cen
ter line it hi-t Adams’ machine on
the left front fender.
Neither Adams nor Lopez was in
jured. An occupant o f the Lopez
car sustained a small cut over
one eye.
Bulldogs, Weiser
Battle to 19-19
Tie On Gridiron
Nyssa Evens Count In
Final 7 Minutes; Em
mett Keeps Top Spot
c o u n t y ’ s
ORE. CHEST QUOTA
IS SET AT $4500
Portland Group
F
W ill Visit Here
Malheur county's quota for the
Oregon chest drive has been set
at $4500. with Nyssa expected to
raise #1000, Bernard Frost, Nyssa
chairman, stated Wednesday.
A total of 3,086 children from
all counties or Oregon received in
1947 the very necessities of life—
food, clothing, medical care, a home
and an
opportunity
to attend
schools and churches. Mr. Frost
said.
Nineteen
Malheur county
residents received 4550 days care in
1947 from the Oregon chest.
Children assisted were the or
phaned, the homeless, the deserted
children, the /wayward boys, way
ward girls, venereal affected girls,
unmarried mothers and their chil
dren, sick and ailing children and
those committed
to homes by
parents or guardians or the courts.
Plans are developing for the an
ticipated visit of approximately 30
Portland business ana industrial
.eaders to Nyssa the evening of
October 19.
Bernard Eastman, Dennis Patch
and Fred Bracken have been ap
pointed by J. L. Herriman, prss-
.dent of the Nyssa chamber of
.ommeree, to arrange for a dinner,
which will be served by the home
economics girls of the high school
under the direction of Mrs. Charles
Steffans, their instructor. A crowd
of 100 men and women are e j e c t e d
to attend the affair.
Carlos Buchner, Hamilton Chqd-
derdon and Ed Knettle were ap
pointed as members of a committee
to arrange a program in conjunct
ion with plans of the visiting del
egation.
The visitors will arrive in Nyssa
about 4 p. m. and during the en
suing two hours will probably view
the Amalgamated Sugar company
and Idaho Canning company fa ct
ories here. H ie dinner will be ser
ved about 7 o'clock.
m alheur
Storm Creates
45 DEER BROUGHT
to nyssa
d u r in g
so
48 s e a s o n
F\>rty-f!ve residents of this com-
munity had taken deer to tne
polar
com
storage
plant
up
reaies
Interruption In
Power, ‘ Phones
m ^
far
________
to P r e c i p i t a t i o n
H e a v i e r
Wednesday afternoon.
T h a n Rec0rded In June
Mrs. Marie Thomas of Nyssa.
2Q
J fc ^ p o U f
killing a medium sized buck is re
ported to have been the first per
Much damage was caused M on
S. R. V. League Standings las
A committee was appointed at
son to reach Nyssa with a deer. day to the Idaho Power company
of
Oktober
2)
a meeting oi tne founders service
She took the deer to the storage and the Malheur Home Telephone
organization of the Malheur M em
Pere.
T.
W.
L.
plant the evening of the opening company by the worst storm to
orial Hospital association Tuesday
2
0
0
1000
Emmett
day.
night to arrange plans for the cor
strike Nyssa since June.
1000
0
0
1
Ontario
nerstone ceremony to toe held at
Others tagging deer were Clyde
The reclamation pureau reported
'
500
1
0
1
Vale
the site o f the new hospital the
Smith, Gile P. Lay, Donald Low, percipitation of .33 of an inch
250
1
1
first part of November. Th e cere
0
Nyssa
Delbert Cleaver, L. L. Cleaver, Monday and .11 on Tuesday. Only
mony will probably be held Sunday,
250
1
1
0
Weiser
a trace fell Sunday. H ie Monday
Howard Day, O. C. Olson, Charles
November 7 or Armistice day, N ov
percipitation, which included rain
000
1
0
0
Payette
ember i l .
Cannon. M. O. Hipp, James T. Hill. and hail, was the heaviest since
Note; T ie games equals Vt win
The committee will consist of
W. L. McPartland, R ay Bybee, June 20 when .32 o f an inch o f
for each time.
men who captained teams during
Wallace Flippance, Ira Ure, Jr., precipitation was recorded.
Schedule o f games, week-end of
the financial campaign. They are
Part of the city was knocked out
John E. Bowen, Helen Stockham,
October 8:
Kenneth Renstrom, Bernard East
of electric service Monday night
•Emmett at Ontario, Fruitland at
Ed Pruyn, William Oxman, M. F. when two main line wires blew
man, Ralph Lowerence, W. W. Pos
Weiser, Baker at Vale, Nyssa at
Remsen, Ralph Lawrence, Emma together and burned down in the
ter, Everett Heldt and L. G. Haw
La Grande, St. Anthony Training
Pitkin, Clyde Hoke, Dr. K. E. K er- alley north of Pounds’ grocery.
ley. The committee will work with
school at Payette, Parma at New
by, Bernard Frost, Elmer Olson, Thtf electric wires fell onto tele
a committee of the ladies aux
Plymouth.
John Ridder, Kenneth Renstrom, phone wires and threw many tele
iliary, which was represented at
*S. R. V. League game.
W. D. Rinehart, Elmer Leavett, phones out of commission.
the meeting toy several members.
Sev
By D. W. Patch
Verl Reitenbaugh, Ruth Low, R on eral tree limbs blew across electric
A committee was also appointed
The
Weiser
Wolverines
had
only
ald
Jensen,
C
liff
Main,
Wayne
Ab
to arrange for a dance or other
service wires, putting some individ
EIGHT CANDIDATES
bott, Fled Braun, Alma White, Dale ual customers out o f service.
a 19-19 tie to show for their even
entertainment to 'be given for the
Ed Knettle, chairman of the
FILE
PETITIONS
IN
ing
work
at
Nyssa.
Three-quarters
Osborn, Robert Piercey, L. H. Lar
benefit of the hospital sometime
Nyssa public safety council, a d - 1
In several places in town elect
of the ball game the W olverine; did
during the forepart o f November.
COUNCIL ELECTION kin, C. F. Spencer, Dwayne Boat- ric wires blew against telephone
Funeral services were held W ed about what they pleased with the vised the Nyssa chamber of com
right, Thomas Orr and Donald lines, causing considerable damage,
Members o f the committee are
merce at a luncheon Wednesday
nesday at 3 p. m. in the Nyssa Bulldogs.
The Wolverines tallied
Stan Keefer, Edward Boydell, Dr.
T h e names of eight candidates King.
telephone company officials said.
Funeral home chapel for John a touchdown in the first quarter, noon that subsequent recommend
Others known to have killed deer An estimated 75 telephones were
J. R. Cundall and T om Seppich.
Henry Borgman of Nyssa, with another in the third and the final ations o f the safety council will for city eouncilmen o f Nyssa will
The founders committee plans to
appear on the November election Included J. E. Brower,
out of order following the storm
Rev. Roland G. Wuest of the Faith one in the first minute of the be presented to the chamber of
meet the first part of November
ballot as the result of petition fil
Monday night and crewmen were
Lutheran church officiating.
In fourth quarter for what appeared commerce and other organizations
to work on delinquent pledges to
still working Wednesday in an e f
represented on the council for ap ings completed last week.
terment was in the Weiser ceme a lop-sided Weiser victory.
the hospital fund. Generally, con
T h e candidates are the four ir.-
fort to restore complete service In
proval before they are submitted
tery.
In the final seven minutes the
tributors are making their pay
umbents, R. G. Whitaker, George
¡he city.
Mr. Borgman, manager o f the Bulldogs, trailing 19 to 6 finally to the proper authorities.
ments satisfactorily but a few may
Although not connected in any
Mr. K nettle said the state high Henneman, Emil Stunz and Harry
Nyssa elevator since 1942, died Oct exploded for two quick touchdowns
need “ Follow-ups.”
way with the storm electric service
ober 4 at 9:30 of a heart attack. and a conversion to tie the score. way commission has notified the Miner, and Robert Talbot, Jr., El-
Contractor Leslie Stoker expects
den Yergensen, Gordon R ay and
was out in Adrian and rural areas
He went to work, but became ill Nyssa’s first touchdown came when safety council that it is consider
Clisby Bert W illiams of Parma for an hour Tuesday night.
to have the foundation in readiness
Murle Marcum. Pour o f the cand
The
and returned home, where he pass Nicholson fell on the ball behind ing the council’s proposals for
jn plenty of time for the corner
establishment of mechanical sig idates will be elected, three for four died of a heart attack while work "outrage” occurred when a truck
ed away a short time later.
the Weiser goal line after Peoka nals at the railroad crossing at year terms and one for a two year ing on the new grade school build was backed against a power pole
stone laying. H e reported that a
Mr. Borgman, born August 2, had blocked a punt.
Wilder ran
ing at Adrian Tuesday. He had at the Overstreet beet dump. Shak
carload of steel, a carload of lum
1893 in Newman Grove, Nebraska, 20 yards through tackle for the the Garrison corner southwest of term.
ber and a carload o f cement arriv
The successful candidates will started working on the building ing of the pole caused the wires to
had been employed by the Colo second touchdown, but again Nyssa Nyssa, where several serious acci
the morning of his death.
ed this week.
wrap together, shorting out the
take office the first o f January.
rado M illing and Elevator company failed to convert for the extra dents have occurred. The highway
Mr. Williams was born February line.
commission will notify the council
at Weiser and Nyssa since 1917. point.
Flanary tossed a 15-yard
10, 1891 at London, Kentucky.
OBSERVANCE OF
He was a member o f tthe Eagles pass to Itamura, who ran an ad when some decision is reached on CHRISTIANS WILL
Mr. Williams, a resident of Parma
the
proposal.
NYSSA B SQUAD
’ odge at Nyssa.
FIRE PREVENTION
START WORK ON
ditional 15 yards for a touchdown
for the last two months, moved
Th
e
safety
council
will
hold
a
Survivors are his widow. Verna: in the closing minutes and Wilder
PAYETTE
to
Idaho
a
year
ago
from
Prine-
WEEK SUGGESTED two daughters, Mrs. Helen Ton- converted on a plunge to make the regular meeting Friday evening.
BUILDNG SOON ville, Oregon, where he lived for The DEFEATS
Nyssa high school B squad
The
First
Ohitrch
o
f
Christ
of
ning o f Nyssa and Mrs. Oliver extra point and tie the score.
He was a mem defeated the Payette B ’s by a score
“ Od.'s are ptomt 1 to 50 that *’ atch of Payette; his father, N. J.
Nyssa (Christian) has been issued several years.
The Wolverine offense had a big DEER CONFISCATED
the Missionary Baptist of 14 to 13 on the Payette field
fire will cause damage in your Borgman of Nyssa and two grand
a permit to erect a new church ber of
last week-end to record its third
advantage in yardage gained for
FOR PUBI IC GROUPS edifice at Fifth street and Ennis church at Parma.
home during the coming year”, sons.
the game.
For the Wolverines,
Survivors are his widow, Mary victory of the season. The Bull-
said County agent Harry Sand-
avenue.
had
previously
defeated
Eckert did a fine job o f passing
three daughters, Mrs. Lyle ipups
Four deer, reported to have been
The building, one story high, E;
quist.
Barklow of Moses Lake. W a k in g - Weiser and Parma.
and was directly responsible for taken by Russell Olson and Lamont
4-H CLUBS TIE IN
will cost $15,000. I t Will be con
Those odds. Sandquist said are
The B squad will meet the O n
two of the three Wolverine touch Fife, were confiscated Wednesday structed of yellow sandstone.
ton and Dorene and Carol Jean
JUDGING CONTEST downs.
based on actual losses reported to
William s
of Parma;
five sons, tario team here this afternoon at
by
Justice
o
f
the
Peace
Don
M.
The
work,
expected
D
o
be
started
the state fire marshal o f Oregon
The hard-luck Parma Panthers Graham for donation to public in this week, will be supervised by Joilinny, Verl, Roy Lee and Homer 4 o’clock.
during 1947. Particular emphasis
Glenn Peterson, leader o f the
dropped another close one to the stitutions.
Rev. George Whipple and A it of Prineville and Floyd of Parma;
is being given fire prevention this Nyssa 4-H Dairy club, received
Meridian Warriors by a 20-12 score.
The venison was given to the Hann. Webb and Dan Pennie will a brother, Sim of Prineville, and
week, Sandquist explains, because notice last week that his 4-H Dairy
For the third straight game the old men's home at Vale and the do the rock work.
two sisters, Mrs. Fred Asher of
It has been declared National Fire club judging team had tied with
Panthers had the best of the game Malheur
county
public
welfare
The Lutherans have purchased Lostine and Mrs. Brent Watkins
Prevention week.
the W illiw Creek swine club for
from every angle but score.
commission. The confiscation was the old Christian church building of Fruitland.
Both city and farm dwellers are top honors In the judging compe
The Fruitland Grizzlies served done in connection with the case and started moving it Wednesday.
Funeral services will be held at
being urged to make this week a tition during the Malheur County
notice on all S. R. V. opponents of state of Oregon, ex rel, versus Faith Lutheran church has a new 2 p. m. Friday in the Missionary
time to search out and eliminate fair.
that they have a potent offense LaMont Fife and Russell Olson. foundation ready for the building Baptist church o f Parma, wlth| A chest x-ray unit will be in
fire hazards.
Five teams were competing, and
when they routed Notus 37-13. The Each man, charged with exceeding at F ifth street and Park avenue. Elder Don Allen of Parma and Malheur county from October 19
Figures gathered by the state the Nyssa dairy club and the W il
Grizzlies scored in every quarter the bag limit o f deer, was fined
Elder H. C. Payton o f St. Helens, to November 6. inclusive, for the
fire marshal indicate that about low creek swine club tied for first
on an effective mixture of running $75 and costs.
Oregon in charge. Interment will purpose of x-raying adults who
10,000 Oregon homes were damaged place with 1275 points.
Each of
G.
O.
P.
WILL
OPEN
and passing plays.
be in the Lower Boise cemetery. feel perfectly healthy, yet may be
Two persons were fined $25 each
by fire during 1947. O f this total the clubs will receive a banner
Coach Tony Ashenbrenner’s Em for violation of technicalities in
CO. HEADQUARTERS T h e body is in the Nyssa Funeral harboring h 1 d d e n tuberculosis
6,9711 were actually insured losses reward. Members of the dairy club
germs.
m ett Huskies notched their second volved in tagging a deer carcass.
The Malheur county republican home.
reported to the fire marshal's office are June Peterson, Delbert Peter
H ie unit will be operated in the
straight conference win Friday over
central committee, meeting in the
as required toy law.
son, Dale Peterson, David Hartley,
Nyssa city hall October 22 from
the Vale Vikings 13-7. The victory
Moore hotel In Ontario Wednesday Arrives In Nyssa—
Actual damage to the insured Gordan Hunter and Robert H art
BOOSTER
PROGRAM
Miss Nina Alice K ir*! o f Clinton, I to 5 p. m. and October 23 from
was a sweet one for the Emmett
night, decided to open election
dwellings was over $2,500,000, Sand ley.
GIVEN BY GRANGE headquarters beginning Monday North Carolina arrived in Nyssa 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. I t will be used
boys and placed them in the d riv
quist states.
er's seat for the S. R. V. top hon
morning in the Strawn building in Monday. She will make her home in the Adrian high school from
ADRIAN WILL PLAY
while attending high school with II a. m. to 2:30 p. m.
ors. Emmett's first score resulted
Seventy
persons
attended
a Ontario.
NYSSA F. F. A. TEAM
Persons over 14 years old who
MARSING IN NYSSA from the combination of a Viking Booster night program given by The speakers committee will fur her aunt, Mrs. E. H. Fleshman.
have nut had a chest x-ray with
fumble recovered by the Huskies the Oregon Trail Grange Tuesday nish speakers to any group or dis
GOES TO PORTLAND
in the last six months are invited
trict upon request. The speakers Recovering From Injury—
On Friday night, October 8, the and a 15 yard .penalty against the night.
Bud Kenley o f Nyssa Is recover- to have one without charge. A l
The
program
included
group will endeavor to clarify any Of the
Members of the Nyssa F. F. A. Adrian Antelopes will meet the Vikings. Reynolds, husky fullback,
though this offer applies especial
judging
team,
accompanied
by Marsing Huskies on tthe Nyssa went over from the two yard line singing; talks on the Grange by measures that will appear on the (ing In the Nyssa Nursing home
and added the extra point with a Harlan Diven, Grange master, and ballots and distribute necessary from leg fracture sustained when ly to adults, children who for some
their instructor, Richard Wilson, hhjh school field.
T h e second William Ross. Pomona master; a literature.
he fell from a second-story window special reason have been recom
The undefeated Huskies will be perfect place kick.
left today for Portland to attend
mended by their private physician,
of the Star hotel Sunday.
the Pacific International exposition "gunning” for the 4th straight vict Emmett touchdown came early in talk on Grange insurance by Earl
may also be x-rayed.
the
second
quarted
on
a
30
yard
Alexander,
and
a
talk
by
Mrs.
Alva
ory.
The
Antelopes
are
seeking
Friday and Saturday.
ONE-ACT PLAYS TO
Everyone is asked to make an
Return
From
Portland—
Goodell.
chairman
of
the
Home
pass,
Reynolds
to
Hanby.
A
pass
their
second
win.
Th
eir
Initial
win
The boys will compete in live
BE GIVEN TUESDAY Mir, and Mrs. Ted Morgan re appointment for an x-ray as do
stock Judging contests with teams was a 7 to 6 defeat of Huntington and run were good for 60 yards Economics club, on what the club
Tuesday
morning
from ing so will mean that he will be
and a touchdown. The conversion is and does. Games were played
T ile classes
the Nyssa high turned
from other chapters in Oregon,
attempt failed. The Vikings scored and potluck
refreshments
were school will present four one-act Portland, after spending a few cared for much faster than tf he
Washington and Idaho. They will Marines Visit—
without
an
appointment.
plays in the gymnasium Tuesday days there visiting Mrs. Frank were
Pfc. Lawrence Graham and Pfc. their lone touchdown late In the served.
tour the S w ift and company live
Mrs. Montan, who Is in House-to-house canvassers will vis
night, October 12, beginning at 8 Morgan.
LaV em Haney, who liave finished second quarter on a 15 yard pass
stock yards Friday.
Portland for medical treatment, is it the homes in Nyssa Wednesday,
o'clock.
training with the by Darrell W illiam s to idusgrove. Attend Mediral Meeting—
Boys making the trip are Lley- their “ boot"
October 13 to take names for ap
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin re
The audience will decide which im proving in health.
ellyn Robbins, Cecil Bair, Val Dee United States marines a t San Sheffeld converted with a plunge.
pointment.
Persons who do not
the final h alf both teams turned recently from attending the cast makes the best presentation.
Diego, have returned to San Diego In
Child and Ervin Bush.
sign with the canvassers may fill
The names o f the plays are as T o Ogden—
for assignment after visiting rel threatened to score but strong de annual meeting o f the Oregon
Mrs. C. A. Mally left Thursday in and return the appointment
atives In Nyssa.
Graham left fensive line play bogged all furth Medical association in Medford. follows. Freshmen, "Jerry Breaks
Here From The South—
Mrs. Sarazin attended the meet' A Date” ; sophomores, “ Shock of morning for Ogden to visit her sis slip printed on the front page
Mrs. Ellen H. Smith and Miss Wednesday morning and Haney er scoring attempts.
The Ontario Tigers kept a clean ing of the Medical association ¡H is L ife ;” Juniors, “ O f All Things ter, Miss Nora O'Brian. They will of this newspaper.
Rebecca
W hitley
of
Goldsboro, this morning. Graham, who was
High school students should not
be Joined by another sister, Mrs. J.
North Carolina arrived at the home graduated from Nyssa high school slate in S. R. V. conference play auxiliary, which met in Medford j and seniors, "Whodunit,
T. Ollmore, and her daughter, make an appointment as they will
o f Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fleshman last spring, was employed as lino by measuring the Payette Pirates at the same time. Prior to attend
Helen o f Redwood, South Dakota. be taken care o f at school. Nyssa
The T iger win came as a ing the meeting. Dr. and Mrs. Sar Visit Parents—
last Thursday.
The guests, who type operator in the Gate City 7-0.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burton and Th is is the first reunion of the hkjh school students will be x-
Another former result of a 50 yard touchdown drive azin had motored to Portland with
had been touring Canada, left Journal office.
G ate City Journal employ, Gerald that was culminated in a pass, Margaret and David Sarazin. From children of Baker spent Monday three sisters since Mrs. Gilmore rayed Friday morning, October 23
Monday for Seattle.
Crandall, has enlisted in the navy McConnaha to Frost for the touch Portland, Margaret went to San night and Tuesday at the home and her fam ily returned from a from 9 to 12, and Adrian high
school students will be x-rayed
and has gone to Salt Lake City down. The Tigers held a big edge Francisco, where she enrolled in of Mr. Burton's parents, Mr. and tour of Europe.
Visits Brother—
from 9:30 to 11 a. m. October 35.
He left Nyssa in yardage gained but were unable the University of California Med Mrs. E. K. Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Cochran of for examination.
Nyssa canvassers will be Mrs.
David Sarazin went
Visits In Nyssa—
to convert their advantage into ical school.
Luray. Kansas arrived last week Tuesday.
Betty Lou Newbill o f Newell Leo Oonyer, Mrs. E. K. Burton.
touchdowns.
McConnaha,
Tiger from Portland to Eugene,' where I inns Challenged—
for a visit at the home of Mr. and
The chamber of commerce Issued Heights visited over the week-end Mrs John Stafford. Mrs. Ed W ert*
connected]he is attending the University of
halfback,
consistently
Mrs. R. M. Cochran. The two men Here From La Grande—
a challenge to the Lions club this with her grandparents, Mr. and and Mrs. W W. Foster. The can
Oregon.
Mrs. Afton Roy and Jacqueline of with his serial heaves.
are brothers.
week, suggesting that the
two Mrs.
Charles
Garrison.
Mrs. vassing will be done in Nvssa under
La Grande visited over the week
groups enter a contest to determine Charles Newbill Joined her daugh- the auspicies of the P. T. A., with
The starting Nyssa lineup in the Hurt In Accident—
end at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Freak Egg Found—
Merrill Taylor of Nyssa was which could influence the most ter Sunday and spent the day at Mrs. Roy Barnes, health chairman,
Weiser game was as follows: Ends,
A freak a jg was found in a nest Ira Ure.
in charge.
W hite and Hale; tackles, Nicholson taken to the Holy Rosary hospital members to have x-rays taken dur the Garrison home
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
and Pecka; guards. Suiter and in Ontario Sunday night for treat- ing the time the mobile x-ray unit
Here From Weiser—
Cannon. Thursday of this week,
Mr. and M ra W illiam Lewis of Chadwick; center. Long, and backs, meat of injuries sustained when is in Nyssa October 22 and 23.
egg was about two Inches long and
I W O U L D L IK E AN A P P O IN T M E N T FO R M Y S E L F AND
Weiser spent Sunday at the home Koyano, Itamura. Flanary. quarter an automobile that he was op The challenge will probably be con
half an inch thick.
sidered
by
the
Lions
at
their
lunch
erating
went
out
o
f
control,
Jump
back;
and
Wilder.
of his mother, Mrs. J. C. Smith,
ed a ditch and crashed into a cor eon Monday noon.
who has been ill for the past few
Here From California—
ral fence near Adrian. Bob Collins
Clothing For Rummage Sale—
FO R FREE CH EST X - R A Y A T (T O W N )......................................
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cullum of Con months.
Any one having clothing
or of Nyssa. who was riding with P.T.A. School T o p R Held—
cord. California were guests last
The Parent-Teacher association
M Y PR EFE R R ED T IM E FO R A P P O IN T M E N T IS
articles he wishes to donate for the Taylor, was shaken and braised.
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Here From Payette—
will hold its annual school o f m -
-----------------------
Mr. and Mrs. James G riffith of Episcopal Guild's annual rummage!
Mrs. Howard Lovejoy. Mrs. Love-
(D A T E )
ON
«•traction at the Annex schoolhouse
Joy is a niece of Mr. and Mrs Payette visited Sunday at the W. sale, is asked to contact Mrs. | Leaves For Brazil—
Saturday
at
10
a.
m.
Mrs
H.
H.
J
Mrs.
Leo
Lorenz,
who
has
spent
F
Findling and the Laurence J. J. Sarazin.
N AM E
Cullum.
the summer visiting at the home Hargreaves, state president o f the j
Findling homes.
P
T.
A.,
will
be
present
with
other
'
ADDRESS
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Here From Ixw Angeles—
Returns T o Coeur d'Alene—
Mr. and Mrs. K eith Oreasley of Oeorge Mitchell, left Boise Sunday state officers. All local and county :
Mrs. E. B. Nedry left Monday Here From Huntington—
P LE A SE F IL L O U T AND M A IL T O :
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officers are asked to be present. j
M r and Mrs. Perry Ward of Los Angeles are visiting at the .morning by plane for New York
evening for her home in Coeur
M ALH E U R OO. T B AND H E A L T H AS S O C IA T IO N
of —
Mr. and Mrs. 8. O Me-1 From M New M York, . Mrs Lorenz will Lunch wil be served at noon by the
H R W
d'Alene after being in Nyssa to at Huntington were visitors Tuesday . home
O N TA R IO , OREG O N
county council and the Annex P.
tend the funeral o f her brother, at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ber- IConnell./ Mr. Oreasley is a nephew fly to Brazil where her husband
T . A.
nard Frost.
I o f Mrs McConnell.
'*« located
Bianey Boydell.
Henry Borgman
Taken By Death
Community W ill
Pass On Safety
C. B. Williams o f
Parma Succumbs
X-Ray Unit W ill
Be Here Oct. 22
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