THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JU L Y 21, 1949
PAGE SIX
CELEBRATION OF
MORMANS PLANNED
SUNSET VALLEY. July 21—The
annual celebration of the entrance
of the early L. D. S. pioneers into
Salt Lake City will be held July
24 This year’s Pioneer day will
b" celebrated Saturday, July 23
at an all-day affair at the Bin
Bend park. It is sponsored by the
M. I. A with the assistance erf the
other church organizations.
Beginning at 10 o'clock in the
For Your Plumbing
Needs
Bath Sets, Water Heat
ers and Pressure
Systems Call
E. W. PRUYN
Auto Repairing
Reboring, Valve Grind
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13 Years In Nyssa .
Phone 286-J
and accessories
Phone 56-W
NOTICE
That County Warrants not presented will be
cancelled.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol
lowing warrants will be cancelled and the pay
ments thereof will be refused unless said war
rants are presented to the County Treasurer
for payment on or before August 31, 1949.
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS
C laim ant
Amount
Mrs. Itobt. B lack b u rn $ 1.20
Arden Vom it
7.00
W risr, P alm er,
B elknap, and
E m m ett
.7.00
Alice I>. B a n k o fier
iO
lle n ry Angus
24.00
No.
807
801
Hate Issued
Aug. 14, 1941
1241
1092
1700
Her. I I , 1941
May 12. 1942
May 21, 1942
Sep. 5. 11141
LAW LIBRARY
American Law Book
Co.
10.00
Dec. 11, 1941
4292
H. S. SACKETT
County Clerk
POTATOES
ONIONS
CASH BUYER
Rex D. Mathews & Co.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID.
CONTRACTING NOW.
SEE OR CALL
HERB FISHER
TOM ELDREDGE
Phone 272W
| after attending the Eastern Oregon t Sunday dinner guests at the Bruce | day. Mr. and Mrs. Shipley, with
two other couples, were flying to
club tour lor the boys interested Pett home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dow of Diam- Sulphur Creek ranch in Idaho for
In livestock and agricultural pro
ondville, Wyoming, and Dow's a short outing,
jects.
Mrs. Ira Price, and Misses Fern
On Tuesday the group visited the mother. Mrs. Provost of Nampa
were Sunday dinner guests at the j and Bernadine Price attended a
Union experiment station, looking Kenneth Lorensen home. Mr. and bridal shower for Miss Carol Witty
over the work which covered crop Mrs. Dow formerly were residents at the home of Mrs. Horace Chan
identification and conservation, in of Sunset Valley, living on the ey Thursday afternoon. Miss Witty
cluding drain ditch blasted with present Astoreca place. Mr. Dow Is to become the bride of William
dynamite. In the evening a swim is a foreman in a Diamontfville Spears July 24.
mM.
Vincent Gullotta of Wapato,
at Cove was enjoyed.
Virginia and Roger Whitman ar Washington arrived Friday to vis
On Wednesday the boys visited rived Thursday at the Lorensen it over the week-end at the home
the Chandler Hereford ranch, borne to visit over the week-end of his sister, Mrs. Frank Rataezyk.
where a Hereford judging contest with their cousins, Diane and Ju n Gulotta has a truck farm near
I was held. The group then con ior Whitman of Manchester, Wash Wapato.
Marian Price, who has been at
tinued to the Christenson purebred ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood- tending beauty school in Nampa,
Jersey farm.
The evening was
worth and two daughters, who sprained her neck muscles while
spent at Anthony lake.
The Pleasant Hour club met spent the past 10 days visiting at riding on a ttlt-a-twlrl at a car
| Thursday afternoon at the home of the Nelson Field home, returned nival and returned to the home of
Mrs. Gene Stephans with 16 ladies to their home at National City, her parents Friday.
\ present. Light refreshments were California last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Tanner of Portland,
served. The next meeting will be
Mrs. Ada Snyder arrived Satur who is visiting at the home of her
held at the home of Mrs. Fred day morning at the home of her son, Guy Tanner, was an all-day
j Mitchell. On Friday evening the daughter,
Mrs. Grover Cooper. visitor at the Fred Mitchell home
| Pleasant Hour club members and Mrs. Cooper suffered a severe heart Friday.
| their families enjoyed a water - attack Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cleaver and
I melon feed at the Nyssa park.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Long and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver spent
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell and Mrs. Lee Barrett and family, the week-end at Unity.
| were dinner guests at the Norman all of Boise, surprised the Harold
Mrs. Chester Bowns and her
Douglas home Sunday. The men i Snyder family Sunday by arriving daughter Ellen Ann returned home
spent the day building a granary. for the day with a complete pic Friday from a four-day trip to
Making a trip to Boise Thurs
nic dinner.
Ogden, where they attended the
day to see about softball jerseys
Miss Sophia Rataezyk returned to wedding of Mrs. Bouns' brother-
for the Farmers Daughters were
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver, Ber Portland Saturday after spending in-law, Ray Bowns, to Miss Dee
nice Cleaver, and Mrs. Willis Bart- the past two weeks visiting her MoGinty. The marriage vows were
ram, Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. R at taken Wednesday morning in the
aezyk.
St. John's Church, and a reception
Lester Cleaver. Red and white
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Shipley of was held in the evening.
] Jerseys were selected.
Miss Shirley Steed of Ogden
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tosch and Caldwell were dinner guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robb Thompson re and Mrs. Lyman Pomeroy Satur- arrived Wednesday to visit at the
turned Thursday from a trip to the
west coast.
The Tosch family
stayed overnight, then returned to
their home in Prosser, Washington
Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. John Reffett spent
the week-end in Haines, visiting
the Loren Hite family.
Mrs. Louie Davis and children,
Pattie and Dick, arrived Thursday
CUSTOM BU ILT CABINETS
from Denver for a visit at the
home of Wilbur Chapin.
Mrs.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
Davis is the sister-in-lay of Mrs.
Chapin. Mr. Davis is in Japan.
SCREEN DOORS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steiner, and
Gabriel and Louie Astorcca went to
Phone
118J
Free Estimates
Unity Wednesday for poles.
James Langley and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Chard left over the week-end
for Madras. A rod In their car
was burned out on the desert, but
they reached the next town at a
very slow rate.
Mr. and Mrs.
W h it» sid e w a ll t i n t , a t Illu stra te d . a v a ila b le at e xtra c o tt.
Chard visited at the J. J , Kollen
home in Madras. Langley returned
by bus Monday.
Thursday evening supper guests
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elver
Nielsen were Mr. and Mrs. Doyn
Price of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.
Fwen Chard and Jack Chard, and
Kenneth Chard.
Mrs. Chard is
visiting in Madras
Vera Faye Counsil
returned
Thursday after spending the past
two weeks visiting at the home of
tier sister, Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr.
Mrs. E. H. Tolnian and son, Jerry,
of Boise arrived Saturday for a
visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs, Grover Cooper.
Howover,
early Sunday Mr. Tolman, who had
received word of the death of his
father arrived, and the Tolman
family left for Bonneville, Utah
immediately.
Thursday visitors in Boise were
Mrs. Annie Gregg, Mrs. Jesse
Gregg, Mrs. William Gregg, Mrs
II K. Hashitani and Mrs. Thomas
Mishit uni, and son David.
Mrs. E. J . Hobson, Mrs. Homer
Brower and Mrs. James Langley
attended a missionary meeting at
the home of Mrs. A1 Seward Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen
were hosts again last Sunday to
over eighty of their former Nebras
kan neighbors who are at present
living in nearby Oregon and Idaho
vicinities. Dinner was served on
the lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garner were
morning. all forms or games and
amusements will be staged. Fam
ilies may take their own lunches,
or buy their dinner at the park.
In the evening a free picture
show will be presented.
T. Ashby, who last year furnish
ed a merry-go-round which he had
constructed, has made improve
ments on it, and will have It at
the park for the children again.
Ira Price, Jr„ Paul Knottingham,
Jerry Reed, and Larry Culberson,
members of the Boys Sunset Valley
4-H club, returned late Thursday
Phone 71W
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W ILL BE GIVEN AWAY
July 23. 1949
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Receive One Chance On The Pony And Bicycle
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