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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1949
COMBINATION OF
PLANS DEVELOPING
RAIN, DARKNESS,
FOR ORGANIZATION
WIND HALTS GAME
OF GIRLS SOFTBALL
If Dennis Patch had a quicker
thinker and faster footwork, he
might have saved $15 worth of elec­
tric light bulbs at the Nyssa ath­
letic field Tuesday night.
When the American Legion base­
ball team of Nyssa and Ontario
were squaring away to tangle in a
diamond fracas, rain begin to fall
m a stiff breeze. With the strong
wind blowing the rain against the
hot bulbs on the south side of the
field, something was certain to
happen.
So, Principal Patch of the high
school jumped frdm his seat to turn
off the lights. He said he traveled
about 20 feet when the first bulb
broke and when he reached for
the switch on a light .pole two more
bulbs exploded.
The game was called because of
darkness, but was played Wednes­
day night.
Nyssa girls softball players met
for their first practice Monday ev­
ening with 28 turning out.
Sponsors hope two teams can be
organized. Appropriate names will
be selected and coaches, managers
and captains will be elected soon
accurdmg to Lauretta Tooinbs, who
is organizing the girls.
Franny Ford of the Boise Chicks,
last year's northwest regional cham­
pions, gave the girls and spectators
a demonstration of high class
pitching and hitting. Miss Ford
laid she will watch the progress
of the Nyssa teams and will be here
igain soon.
Roy Hoff has been selected as
roach of one team. The couch of
.he other team has not been chos-
m.
The girls will practice at 7 pm.
•ach Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
iay.
Laura Goode Of
Auxiliary Gives
Veterans Praise
National President Pays
Visit To Groups In
This Area
The Nyssa summer recreation
The privilege of a visit from
program to be conducted at the city
the national president of the Am­
park for two months will be start­
erican Legion auxiliary was a f­
ed Monday, June 13.
forded tlie auxiliary members of
Children will meet at 9 a. m.
Nyssa, Adrian, Vale, Payette and
Monday with the instructors. How­
O n t a r i o Wednesday afternoon,
ard Lovejoy and Miss Clarice
«rai
when Mrs. Laura Poling Qoode
Notheis, both oi Nyssa, for organ­
stopped here while en route to her
ization. The schedule will be an­
home in Portland from a visit in
nounced next week. Children from
the east. The highlight of the
five years through high school age
visit was Mrs. Goode’s address de­
are invited to participate in the
livered at a tea held in the Nyssa
program, which will be conducted
theater.
under the supervision of the Nyssa
school system. The program will
Mrs. Joe Maughan, retiring presi­
be closed August 12.
dent of the Nyssa auxiliary, pre­
The program has been made pas­
sented Mrs. Earnest Sielorf of
sible tnrough the co-operation of
Burns, district president, who in
the school district, the city of
turn introduced the national presi­
dent.
Nyssa and civic organizations. The
school board and city have each
Mrs. Goode stated that it was a
appropriated $500 and the Lions
pleasure for her to be able to stop
club and chamber of commerce
in Nyssa as plans for the visit hud
Donald Jensen, 18, son of Mr. and
have each contributed (150, mak­
Tlie bid of the First National oeen arranged by her aunt and
Mrs. Clayton Jensen of Nyssa, is
ing a total of $1300.
junk of Portland on $458,000 worth uncle, Dr. and Mrs. John Long.
recovering from a severe arm in­
DON BUELL of the Nyssa police recently.
Officer Maxie Hull of
of Nyssa school district bonds was Mrs. Ooode expressed pleasure at
jury sustained in a water skiing force is shown receiving a cerli- Nyssa also received a certificate land; Orville Maze, Nyssa chief of
accepted by the school board at a being able to serve as tlie national
accident on the Snake river at cate from Mayor Dyre Bennett of Those in the picture are Don police; Mayor Bennett and Frank
president of "the largest and
Smith of Portland, K. B. I. oper­ meeting held Wednesday night.
Nyssa last Sunday.
Ontario following his attendance at Buell, Howard Patterson of the F.
The First National offer pro­ greatest of all women’s organiz­
(Estaño Picture)
Jensen, riding skiis behind a mot­ an F. B. I. school held in Ontario B. I. with headquarters in Porl- ativ*-
vides for 3 per cent interest from ations for patriotic purposes”, an
orboat operated by Mrs. Dale Gar-
1051 through 1965 and 3
per cent I or8unizatlon that had increased
risn, failed to release the rope
from 1966 through 1060. The bank 29,009 members over last year, and
Combining four hits with a long that was toing him as soon as he
will pay $100.04 par value per $100 that would soon number over one
TRIP TO SILVER
series of walks, the Nyssa Ameri­ should have and was traveing at I
The United States National bunk million members".
can Leijion junior baseball team such speed that he could not stop
CITY IS ENJOYED
bid 3
per cent from 1951 through
Stating that she would like to
defeated the Ontario juniors in a or turn when he reached the dock.
1956, 3 per cent from 1957 to 1060, talk abvtlt "remembering", Mrs.
BY NYSSA RIDERS
postponed game Wednesday night He was thrown onto the dock and
3 1 1 per cent from 1961 through Ooode said "As members o f the
on tlie Nyssa diamond by a score his right arm caught between the
Tlie underdog teams in the city
1965 and 3'* per cent from 1066 American Legion we must rememb­
Practically all o f the spring let
Fourteen cars carrying more than
of 5 to 4. The game was rained jagged edges of two planks, badly softball league pulled several sur­
tuce crop In Malheur county will through i960. Tlie U. S. National er that our younger members do
out Tuesday night.
tearing Hie flesh on the forearm prises Thursday evening before they 70 members of the Owyhee Riding he lost, principally because of the bid $106 par value.
not have the background o f pro­
Hickey, highly touted Ontario The arm was so tightly wedged be­ bowed by close scores.
A fairly club and their friends drove Sun­
The bonds are to be dated July gram and experience; older mem­
day to the historic town of Silver poor market, shippers stated this
pitcher f r o m
Nyssa's district tween the planks that Jimmy Sav­ good crowd enjoyed the games.
week.
The
rain
and
warm
weather
1,
1949
and
are
to
be
delivered
by
bers need the enthusiasm and in­
championship team of last year, age, one of the men nearby, had
In the first game of the even­ City, high in the southwest moun­
have spoiled some of the lettuce August 1
spiration of youth, but the younger
allowed 10 walks. Nyssa's pitcher, to call for help in order to extri­ ing the Ontario Tractor company tains of Idaho.
causing
a
further
detrimental
ef
All buildings were heavily board­
members need to be told of what
Richard Wilson, gave up seven hits, cate Jensen.
was pushed to the limit to defeat
feet on shipments.
has been learned through tlie
Two runners scored in the fourth,
The youth was reported to have the M. I. A. team 10 to 6. The ed, and the attitude of the rest
Tlie
price
offered
for
lettuce
in
years.
but they were fairly well scattered. lost considerable blood before he tractor team scored four runs in dents was definitely unfriendly.
the east is so low that shipping
Mitclieli and Kido, and three run­ reached a doctor. Whether the arir. the seventh to break a 6 to 6 tie. Perhaps that is understandable due
"Thirty years ago an organization
would not repay farmers and ship
ners scored in the fifth, White, will be permanently crippled has Don Moss and Dale Bingman led to the great amount of vandalism pers for their efforts.
was formed that was dedicated to
and
looting
that
had
occurred
be­
Knowles and Bowen. Ontario tal­ not been determined.
tlie ideal of service. This organ­
the winners with two hits each.
The Eastern Oregn Produce com-
lied twice in the first, once in the
Peterson hit for the circuit for fore Sheriff Billy Hawks took over pany shipped one carload of lettuce
A special election will be held ization lias been unjustly said to be
protection
of
the
city.
However,
second and once hi the fourth.
the winners. Lloyd Lewis, M. I. A.
Tuesday. J. C. Watson company by school district No. 26-c Monday. a selfish organization, one for
The victory gave Nyssa four wins
However,
pitcher, led tlie losers with two it seems a sname that at least a has packed six carloads, part of it June 20 for the election of one purely social purposes.
tew
of
the
histoxL
buildings,
ns
Plows.
and no defea a The boys, coached,
dry packed for local consumption director and approval or •rejection this organization that came into
the
magnificent
Idaho
hotel,
the
and manured by Robert Talbot, Jr.,
Waggoner Motor company was
The usual pack of spring lettuce >f a proposal to exceed the six oemg after the first world war
will start the second half Satur­
forced to come from behind in the Episcopal church high on the hill, in the Nyssa section is 150 car­ per cent limitation by $73.251.38.
was conceived on a battlefield, and
day, June 11 at John Day. They
late innings to score a 10 to 5 and at least one of the old saloons loads, about half of the county
The polls will be open in the was for the purpose of continuing
will play here again Tuesday, June
the
great service that was begun
Although playing their best game triumph after Pitcher House of the could not be opened in a guided pack.
Nyssa grade school building from
on the battlefields.
14 against Vale.
of the season, the Nyssa Suckers western Corrugator company team tour for those anxious to see these
2
to
7
p.
m.
The
voters
will
pass
If
the
market
improves
before
The Nyssa lineup was as follows: lost to Weiser 5 to 3 in an Idaho- had Waggoner’s eating out of his famous buildings.
All members everywhere should
Visitors were permitted to enter the spring lettuce is gone, more on the question of increasing the never cease to remember the be-
R. Wilson, p; D. Knowles, 3b; J. Oregon league contest on the Weis­ hand for 5 2 3 innings. Chuck
[ax levy for the fiscal >eai, 1949-oO
will be packed.
Landreth's double and home run one of the mines in the heart of
White, c; J. Bowen, ss; F. Hale er field June 3.
over the amount limited by section gining words of the preamble “For
cf; A. Takami, rf; R. Kido, 2b;
Weiser took a two run lead, 2 to and Lloyd Wilson’s home run de­ the city. Residents are hoping to
II, article XI. of the Oregon con­ God und for Country”. "If we
J. Mitchell, lb, and R. Deynolds, If. 0. in the fourth frame on two hits cided the issue in the late innings. commence mining operations again OFFICERS NAMED
-vould live, if the nation and tlie
stitution.
and three errors, but Nvssa over­ Blakesley with a double and triple soon.
world would live by these words
Fifty
thousand
dollars
of
the
BY
LIONS
CLUB
On the school, the sign read,
came the lead in the seventh frame, led the assault against the winners.
excess Ls for the new building now then t we would all live in peace
ROBERTS GARAGE
Tobler’s Feed company team Idaho Standard School, District 1,
when it scored three runs on one
Officers of the Nyssa Lions club under construction. For operation and prosperity forever".
built
in
1802.
BUILDING STARTED hit and two errors. The tallies were squeezed past the Adrian Lions in
Mrs. Ooode briefly outlined the
After spending over an hour in were elected at the weekly luncheon of the school, the district proposes
Paul R. Roberts of Ontario, doing scored by Hendricks, Pounds and a wild game in which the winners
of the club in Carl’s Doll House to exceed the budget by approxi­ early history of the American
business as Roberts Nyssa, Inc., Syme, who pitched the entire game won by a 14 to 11 count. Mark the old cemeteries and making Monday noon.
mately
$23,000.
Legion and stated that it was alter
______
___ led
_ the comparlsions, one observes that the
has started excavation for a garage for Nyssa.
Hartley ___
and ___
Cal Wilson
J. L. Herrlinaii is the only nom­ December 7. 1941, that it became
Tom Seppich was elected presi­
building to be erected at Second
Weiser cinched tTit ball game in winners with three hits each. Tom ! dMths of young women and their dent, Dennis W Patch, vice presi­ inee so far for the position to lie evident that this organization” was
street and Good avenue in Nyssa, the eighth inning on a two-run Moore hit a double and home run Infants was very high, due to epi- dent;
Everett Heldt, secretary; vacated on the school board by born not to die; it had been born
The building, to be constructed splurge and added another tally to aid the run-making for the win- ' draaics at that time,
Clyde Snider and R. G. Whitaker, Emil Stunz. Petitions fur other in the hearts of men, born to things
of reinforced concrete, will be 70 for good measure in the ninth ners. Don Brewer led the losers’ I ,A> ■ ‘ makiu; the trip thoroughly tailtwisters; Bernard Frost, lion candidates may still be filed. secure and through the years of
attack with three singles.
I enjoyed seeing tlie city and had
by 90 feet and will cost approxi­ frame.
Petition blanks are available in Its existanee, has become one of
tamer, and Max Jones, director.
The M. I. A. softball team de- | a bi« Picnic dinner while there,
mately $45,000.
Nyssa players were Herren, M.
The new officers will be elected the office of the clerk, Henry our country's greatest service or­
Mr. Roberts, who operates the Hartley, Chadwick, Huffer, Hen­ feated the Western Cor rut a tor
H. Hartley.
at the first meeting in July.
ganizations.
In this organization
Paul Roberts garage in Ontario, dricks, Lovejoy, F. Wilson, Ross, company team 15 to 5 Monday ROBERT TALBOT IS
the great foundation stones of de­
holds the Buick franchise in Nyssa Russell, H. Wilson, Pounds, Beck- evening In a twilight game. The
mocracy, justice and loyalty are
BOARD AND SCHOOL cemented
and Ontario.
ley, Oxnam, S. Hartley, McCready winner of this game will play a CHOSEN COMMANDER CITY BUDGET FOR
together with tlie great
Parma team Thursday night undei
and Syme.
OF NYSSA LEGION
BUILDER TO MEET purpose o f the preamble.”
1949-50 DRAFTED
Teachers Co On Vacation—
Nyssa was leading Ontario in an the lights. Waynard Talbot wax
The city budget for the 1949-50
Mrs. Ooode stressed the import­
Robert Talbot, Jr., was elected fiscal year was tentatively approv­
A number of Nyssa teachers have Idaho-Oregon league contest on the hitting star of this game with three
Oraham B. Smith of Eugene, ance of the home and the com ­
for
three.
Beils
hit
a
home
run
Ontario
field
Tuesday
night
when
commander
of
the
Nyssa
past
of
left Nyssa for the vacation months.
ed .by the Ibudget committee at a architect for the new Nyssa school munity. "The American home is
In tlie high school. Miss Audrey the game was called of in the third for the winners. Lloyd Lewis lim­ the American Legón at a meet­ meeting with the city council Tues­ building, will be here Friday to the cornerstone of our American
Stall left for her home in Iowa, inning because of rain. H. Wilson ited the Western Corrugator comp­ ing held June 2.
meet with the school board and democracy—our commlties rest on
day night.
Other new officers are as fol­
where she will 'be married to Edgar of Nyssa scored the only run of any team to two hits.
The final hearing on the budget the contractors, J. H. Wise and the home, and the state upon tlie
The
weekly
Thursday
nighl lows: First vice commander, Ker- will be held July 12, when taxpay­ son.
Shelden of Ontario June 26; Mrs. the game in the second inning.
community, and through all must
Lienkaemper;
second
vice ers will be given an opportunity to
Joe Brumbach is leaving this week Ontario did not bat in the third schedule finds the following teams mit
Tlie officials will discuss with be unity. Unity is the warp and
playing Thursday, June 9:
commander, Harold Kurtz; adjut­ express opinions on the various tlie builders further developments woof of American prgreas". she
for Sait Lake City, where she will frame.
7:00, Adrian Lions vs. Waggon­ ant, Eugene Fleshinan; finance oi- proposals. The budget will be pub­ in the project, which has been . lid
Nyssa players were Russell, as;
visit her parents for a month. Mr.
ficer, Edgar Taylor: chaplain, Wil- lished next week in tlie Gate City deayed because of difference of
and Mrs. Charles Steffens will Hendricks, cf: Ross, c: P. Wilson, er Motor company.
"Our Pilgrim fathers came to
8:20, Tnblerx Feed and Fuel vs. mar Hipp; historian, Monty Fraser; Journal.
leave next week for Eugene to at­ lb; Pounds. 2b; H. Wilson, 3b;
opinion as to the type of lumber tills country with a unity of pur­
service officer, Arthur Rouse; ser-
tend the Univesity of Oregon sum­ Beckley, rf; Oxnian, if; Moore, p Ontario Tractor company.
Bernard Eastman was elected to be used.
pose. Though poor in worldly goods,
9:40. M. I. A. vs. learn from geant-at-arms, Charles Myers, and chairman and R O. Whitaker sec­
The Sackers will meet Payette
mer school session. Harold Reedy,
Tlie Friday meeting Ls expected they were firm in the purpose of
Parma.
executive committee m e m b e r s , retary of the board.
accompanied by his family, left on the Nyssa field Friday night
to develop plans for resumption of founding a new life on the prin­
Leonard Huseby, E. L. Jamison and
Wednesday for Ashland to visit in their next game.
work the first of next week.
ciples at freedom and Justice. From
Visit In Nyssa—
Wesley Browne.
relatives prior to attending school
Guests At Dinner—
that time we have ever made pro­
Visitors
last
week
at
the
home
Installation of officers will be
at the University of Oregon. Louis Visit In Idaho—
gress as we have gone on united
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brainard of Attends < '«inference—
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lewis
Schragg has gone to Minnesota to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lovejoy were Mr. and Mrs. Carter Ames held June 16. with Don M. Ora- Los Angeles were dinner guests at
Mrs. Jesse Rigney, a member of through the years.
ham
as
Installing
officer.
Oraham
visit before returning to Pomeroy, and family left Saturday for Idaho
"The danger of communism, as
of Yuba City, California, and Mr was district commander of the old the H. R. Sherwood home Tuesday. the Nyssa grade school faculty,
Washington, where he will be em­ Falls and Island City, where they
and Mrs. Glacus Merrill of Clarks­ district 7 when the Nyssa post was Mr. Brainard was superintendent has returned home from Salem, it has spread through our nation
ployed this summer. In the grade will visit Mrs. Lovejoy's parents
of the Nyssa school prior to world where she attended a special edu­ Ls Just cause for fear. This danger
burg, West Virginia.
larted in 1932.
school, Miss Virginia Voight left and other relatives.
cators conferance for three days. Ls evidenced in many places, and
war 1.
last week for Iowa City to visit
Piano Recital Planned—
The group heard lectures given by it ls only as one realizes the pur-
her parents. Miss Viola Dunkley Attend Convention—
The Nyssa piano pupils of Mls-s >,vssa *,irl Graduates
authorities in the field of special pase o fthe people of the American
Youth To Graduate—
left for her home at Lebanon and
Mrs. Cora Tomlinson and Mrs.
The featured .speaker Legion and other great organiza­
D. O Bybee, manager at the Wilhemina Hoffman will appear in
Conley Ward, lormerly of Nyssa, education.
will attend summer school at Eu­ Owyhee Produce, left Tuesday to a recital Sunday, June 12 at 8:15 ¡Mattie
last will receive his bachelor of art» was Dr. Romaine Muckie, PhD., tions, that we can take heart and
Moreland returned
gene. Harold Newman, who will attend the national convention of at the Community church in Par
week from San Jose, California, decree from Willamette university specialist, schools for the handi­
(Continued on Page 8)
be principal of the grade school in the Fresh Fruit and Vetetable as­ ma.
where they attended the graduation at Salem next Sunday. The youth, capped in the United States office
Adrian next year, will also attend sociation that is meeting at Sun
of Claudine Tomlinson from the son of Mrs. Earl Larson of Home- of education. While In Salem Mrs. ( Hebraic Golden Anniversary—
summer school at Eugene. George Valley this week. Mrs. Bybee will Here Frm Pittsburg—
Ban Jose Bible college MLss Tom- dale, former Nyssa resident, will Rigney was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle
Stanger will be employed this year join her husband at the convention
Mr and Mrs. Sid Brown of Pitts- linson will be employed this sum- enter law school at Willamette uni- Conley Ward.
and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Frell
with the soil conservation depart­ Friday morning.
burg, Pennsylvania, are visiting rel- mer in the office of the Eastern versity in the fall.
Blair have returned from Lewiston,
ment in the state of Washington.
atives in Nyssa prior to going to Oregon Produce company.
Youth Injured—
Utah, where they visited Mrs. Cot­
Going Through L’linir—
M bs Emma Zwemke left with a Here From Madras—
Portland where they will reside
Edwin Tyner o f Nyssa received tle's and Mrs. Blair’s parents, Mr.
Mrs. Robert Wilder left Monday
brother, Erwin Zwemke of North
Leaves Fo Denver—
Mr.
Brown
L
s
emplyed
by
the
West­
for Portland to receive a medical treatment in the Nyssa Nursing and Mrs. Edward Leavitt. While
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Earnest and
Dakota, to visit relatives on the
inghouse Electric company.
Mrs Mary Lyells left last Sat- , examination In the Portland clini< home late Saturday night for in­ In LewLston, Mrs. Cottle and Mrs.
coast before returning to her home children arrived from Madras to
urday for Denver, where she will
juries sustained when his automo­ Blair with another sister and two
visit with Mrs. Earnest’s parents.
in Minnesota.
visit a sister. From Denver, Mrs. <;u|nK o n Trip__
bile overturned and rolled over brothers. Joined in the celebration
Mr. and Mrs. W A Nye. Mrs. Nye Daughter Born—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
V.
Wilson
are
Lyells
and
her
sister
will
motor
to
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Renstrom of three times on highway 20 between of their parents' golden wedding
is still in a cast following a car
Brother Die*—
they
will
visit
two
the
parents
of
a
daughter
born
ii/wa.
where
Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Jack the Snake river bridge and the anniversary.
Mrs C. A. Marshall received word accident this spring, in which she June 2, at the Holy Rosary has- j other sisters,
Tyner, a-
Keith
and son, John, of Shoshone Nyssa-Parma Junction
was
injured.
of the death of a brother, C. E
pital. The baby has been named
were breakfast guests Tuesday bout 26, said his car hit a soft Arrive In Hawaii—
Smith at Oraville, California May
Caroline
Jean.
Mrs
Wilson’s
moth­
Boy
Is
Injured—
morning at the Ken Renstrom shoulder on the highway as he
Mrs. LeRoy Brady and two child­
28. Mr Smith was a frequent vis­ Return To Nyssa—
er, Mrs Perry Baker, is visiting
Roger Maulding. small son of home. They were on a vacation started to pass a car and over­ ren have arrived in Honolulu, ac­
Miss Gladys Lewis, who has been at the Wilson home.
itor in Nyssa.
turned.
It
was
badly
damaged.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A Maulding, s u ­ trip to Portland, Seattle and Brit­
cording to information received by
visiting relatives in Idaho and
stained a leg fracture when he fell ish Columbia.
Mrs. Brady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Utah, has returned to Nyssa with Here From Mountain Home—
Here From Long Beach—
Attend
Baker
Meeting—
in a neighbor's garage Wednesday
Tom Rust. Her husband is sta­
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Norman, Sr her sister, Miss Loueis Lewis, who
Mrs. Robert Berry and small Afternoon
To W yom ing—
A group of women from the tioned with the air force in Hawaii.
of Long Beach. California left for has completed her freshman year daughter of Mountain Home are
Mr and Mrs K. E. Keveren and the Nyssa Royal Neighbors joined Mrs. Brady and children sailed from
their home Wednesday morning a f­ at Brigham Young university.
visiting at the Herman Towtie ttteml Graduation Exerrises—
son, BrA), left Tuesday morning for [ with a group from Ontario to San Francisco May 27 and arrived
ter a visit at the Fred Norman
home, and with friends and rela­
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle Wyoming, where they will visit rel- j attend the 21st annual convention in Honolulu June 1.
Mother Visits—
home.
tives in Nyssa.
went to Corvallis to attend the atives for two weeks.
for the eastern Oregon district held
Mrs R M Crocker of Ogden has
«! aduation exercises at Oregon
---------------------------
In Baker last Thursday . These Guests In Nysaa—
To Visit In Maine—
been visiting at the home of her x o Utah—
State college.
Their son, Reed Visit At Hermistnn—
attending from
were Mm
Mr. and Mrs Albert Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gonyer and son, J E Brower and family. Lost
Mr and Mrs. Don Engstrom left Cottle, graduated this year In bus
Mr. and Mrs. H. R Sherwood W A. Fox, Mrs. Ed Pruyn, Mrs have as guests Bard and Ted Mit­
family left last week for Bangor, Saturday Mr and Mrs. Brower ac- Wednesday morning for a visit in meas administration Mr and Mr;,
and their house guest, Mrs. Cora John Reeves, Mrs C H Morrison, chell, who are en route to their
Maine, where they will visit rel­ companied Mrs Crocker to Burley, .Salt Lake City and Ogden. They Cottle and Reed Cottle returned to
Sherwood, spent the week-end at Mrs Blanche Dolan and Mrs. Cllf- home in Pleasant Orove, Utah
where she ■j remained
for a visit.
atives.
'
“
1 expect to be gone about a week. 'Nyssa Tuesday evening.
Hermlston.
ford Fox.
from Portland.
Youth’s Arm Is
Hurt In Mishap
i
First National
Is Buying Honds
Nyssa Juniors
Defeat Ontrrio
Ontario Tractor
Leading Circuit
Lettuce Packing
Practically Nil
School Election
Set For June 26
Weiser Heats
Nyssa 5 to 3