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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER^,J_948^
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SUNSET WOMAN IS
INJURED IN FALL
SUNHE7T V A L U C Y , Dec. 23—On
Thursday
evening
the
primary
Chrlatmaa program was held with
parenta. children and teachers pres-
ent.
Mrs. Charlie Schweizer fell
on the school steps, cutting her
leg. making K necessary to have
several stitches taken.
Mrs. Elisabeth Sat ter ly of Burley,
Idaho arrived to visit several weeks
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Walter BUlis.
Mrs Stanley R e ffe tt and children
o f Vale have moved Into the ten-
snt houie on the B. F. Rookstool
(arm.
Mrs. Leola Ditty has returned to
her home after visiting fo r three
weeks at the home o f her son, Let-
lie Ditty, In Ontario.
Miss Darlene Hobb. B ill Hamilton
and Mr and Mrs. Jim Robb attend-
ed a Christmas party In Caldwell
Saturday evening at the apartment
of Miss Elaine Jones, who fo r­
merly lived In this area.
A new American steel kitchen
sink and set o f cabinets has been
Installed In the Wilbur Chapin
home this month.
Miss Beth Chapin, who is com­
pleting her last year o f teacher
jiHirru Christmas
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And A Ha p py And Prosperous
To All
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E. L. JAMISON
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENCY
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, Along with Christmas
pine and holly. . . may
health, wealth and
happiness deck the
halts of your home.
training at the Eastern Oregon
college at La Grande, arrived home
this Sunday to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
SLOT MACHINES TO
REMAIN UNDER BAN
he said. "W e will take gambling man to run
machines Into custody wherever w e . tA* e# office,
find them."
Malheur Enterprise
Elfering said that he planned to
John Elfering, Malheur county appoint his brother, Prank E lf­
sheriff-elect who will take office
ering o f Vale, as his deputy upon
here early in January, served notice
on slot-machine vendors that the taking office and that he would
machines would not be tolerated In name Joe Barnes o f Vale as his
the county under his administra­ tax deputy. Barnes, now employed
by the Malheur Co-operative Eleot-
tion.
"T h e policy will remain the same uic association, has resigned from
as It has been under Sheriff his present Job effective January 1.
T w o other persons will complete
Glenn," Elfering told the Enter­
prise. "Gam bling o f every type Is the compliment o f workers In the
against the laws of the state of new sheriff’s office and they will
Oregon and slot machines are one be chosen from those already em­
T h e present tax
type that can and will be controlled ployed there.
deputy, Qlenna Pruitt, plans to en­
In this county."
The new sheriff said that he had ter school In San Francisco after
heard that there was "talk" going the first of the year.
Elfering said that he will con­
around the county that he would
tinue to make his home on his
condone the “ one-arm bandits.
"This talk can stop right now", ranch near Vale but will hire a
Wilbur Chapin.
Mrs. Pete Wilson and Mrs. James
Langley were hostesses to the mem­
bers of the worthwhile club Thurs­
day afternoon at the Langley home.
Over 20 members were present for
the Christmas party, which includ­
ed the g ift exchange, drawing of
names and singing o f Christmas
carols, led by Mrs. Thomas Nlshi-
tanl. Refreshments were served.
M r and Mrs. Carl Mltzel and
fam ily o f Ontario were Sunday din­
ner guests at the home o f Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Wolfe.
Mrs. Norman Dougles and Dee
and Gary Douglas were dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Mitchell Wednesday.
Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell, who farmed the
Ora Newgen place last year, have
rented the farm of Marie C. Black,
and are living there.
The Christmas school program
will be given Wednesday evening
this year.
The holiday vacation
will commence Friday and continue |
until January 3.
The Assembly o f God church will
present Its Christmas program at
8 o'clock the evening of December
23.
Mrs. Henry Hintz, Helmet Hintz,
Rev. Sterl Splesz, Mrs. Rohert Ditty
and Rev. and Mrs. Joe Dodson at­
tended the all-day fellowship meet-
in at Homedale Thursday.
The Book club's Christmas party
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Fry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chadd were
Sunday dinner guests at the Harry
Gahan home last week. On Thurs­
day Mr. and Mrs. Gahan left for
Manhattan,
Kansas
to
spend
Christmas with Mrs. Gahan’s par­
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. C lifford W o lf and
daughter, and Mrs. Veva Castle vis­
ited Wednesday evening In Payette
at the Harold Ackerman home.
David William Ackerman, bom this
December, Is a nephew of Mrs.
Wolf.
Mrs. Nina Davison of Nyssa was
a house guest at the O. P. Counsil
home five days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Trvln Charland were
Thursday guests a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nishitani at­
tended the wedding of Miss Chlyo
Ikeda to Tadao Shigeno at the
Ontario Christian church W ednes­
day
afternoon.
Mrs.
Nishitani
rendered two vocal numbers. The
Nlshltanls and Miss Emily Helseth
attended Ricardo Odnoposoff con­
cert In Ontario the same evening.
Mrs. Charlie Schweizer and Miss
Clarice Notheis were dinner guests
at the Dennis Patch home In Nyssa
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Patch,
Mrs. Schweizer, Miss Notheis and
Miss Zwemke attended the Odno­
posoff concert also.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
Hudson Robb home were Mr. and
Mrs. Babe Ham ilton and B ill Ham ­
ilton of Adrian.
the ranch when
he school libraries during the school
year.
LIBRARY STATION
OPENED AT ADRIAN
A * u n t y library station has been board of the Vale-Jordan grazing
opened at Adrian in m e drive-in ‘ district as cattle and sheep rep-
store o f W illiam Aahcraft.
I resentatlves,
respectively,
at
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The cooperation o f Mr. and M rs.! meeting held December 10.
Ashcraft In this community project
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C ARD O F T H A N K S
was enlisted by Mrs. Jake Borge,
vice president o f the Adrian P . T.
W e wish to express our thanks
A. During the winter there will be and appreciation for the kindness
no children's books In tthe collect­
shown during our recent bereave­
ion, except picture books for par­
enta to use wfth pre-school child­ ment.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Andrews and
ren. Books from the county library
reach all children through the boys.
M e ss a g e
from
tiic k
1948
A Cheery
Christmas/
Season
To All. . .
Wishing you the
merriest Christ­
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I mas
I I í I g possible.
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That means you,
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you . . . and you!
Wilson Brothers
Henneman Hardware Company
Department Store
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NEWS OF RECORD
Peterson Furniture Co.
1948 B E S T
M A R R IA G E LICENSES
Tadao Shigeno and Chlyo Ikeda
Ikeda, both of Ontario.
C O M P LA IN TS , C IR C U IT COURT
O rlgg Brothers Produce, Tnc. vs.
The Brldgford Company. Replevin.
United Credit M en’s Association vs.
W. T . Godwin, et. ux., recovery on
account, $684.64. Prairie Building
and M aterial company vs. Flrplne
Products M illing company, recovery
on account, $6,628.86 M. Kawasaki
vs. Henry Tsubota, recovery on
lease. $1,220.
P E T IT IO N S , PR O B ATE C O URT
Estate o f Augusta Mulkey. de­
ceased. Estate of Eddie Leon A n ­
drews, deceased.
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Just for a minute, we relive
h - S f ê — H WISHES FOR
all the joys and raptures of child­
(^h lis tm a .(
hood as we behold the bright
tinsel and the gay wrappings of
the boxes stacked high under
the Christmas tree.
Cheerily we add our
voice to the many happy
ones raised in the w ish...
May your gift be an assurance that all
W E H O PE
your most cherished dreams and hopes
YOUR H O LID AY
will be realized— that is our wish for
at
O VERFLO W S
CHRISTMAS!
W ITH YULETIVE
JO Y A N D
H A PPIN ESS.
Marshall-Wells Store
SEWRIGHT & TERRY, Owner«
Beauty Nook
ELECTED T O BOARD
W. W. Scott and Am eil Claude
re-elected to
to the advisory
you at this happy Yuletide season.
Herriman Motor Co.