Nyssa gate city journal., September 29, 1949, Image 1

JOURNAL
r/ieNYSSA
VOLUME X X X X IV
NO. 38
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1949
Harr Offered
Former Sunset
Ham Cliadderdon /'• (ontraet
7 o Hold
Girl Is
Named President
Hospital Campaign
Of Safety Group
Injured
Miss Kathleen Wolfe, 16, former
■ resident oi Sunset valley, was seri-
1 ousiy injured Sunday when the car
In which she, hil* escort and an­
other couple were riding, collided
with a train near Star.
Harold Schmidtt, 20, of Nampa
and Carol N. Whisler, 16. of Nampa,
were killed in the accident. Albert
Helzer, 19, driver of the car, was
injured.
Miss Wolfe’s back was
broken in two places. She also
suffered injuries to her wrist and
ribs.
.
Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Wolfe of Nampa, is a sis­
ter of Irvin and Clifford Wolfe,
both Sunset valley farmers. Her
parents formerly lived in Sunset
valley.
Mexican Suffers
Horse Pulling
.sugar company h
Peckham Visions
Bad Cut On Throat
Arranging Plant
Contest Staged
For ’49 Opening Danger To U. S.
By Riding Club
In CVA Proposal
Daniel Rodeledo was arrested by
city police officers September 27 on
The Amalgamated Sugar comp­
a charge of being intoxicated, but
any is arranging for the opening
was held in connection with a fight
of the annual sugar production
lioise M a i l Delivers Talk
All Outside Teams Ent­ with another Mexican, who was re­ campaign in the Nyssa plant next Wilder Farmer Points
ported to have been cut on the
week.
At Meeting O f Mai*
ered; Feature Races
throat.
Out Governors Are
Harvesting of beets will be start­
licur Unit
Rodeledo
was
fined
$25
and
sent­
Are Held
Opposed To Plan
enced to 15 days in jail by munic­ ed Monday, October 3 and oper­
ation of the plant will be started
Hamilton Chadderdon of Nyssa
A team of horses owned by W. ipal Judge J. C. Smith.
"There is nothing so fraught
Officers said Trinidad Hernandez as soon thereafter as sufficient
was elected president of the Mal­
H. Figgat of Meridian won first
place in the heavyweight class in suffered a bad cut on the throat. beets have been accumulated to as­ with danger to our concepts of free­
heur County Safety council at a
dom as this CVA program”, H. G.
the pulling contest sponsored by A physician took several stitches in sure a continuous run.
meeting held in Brownie’s cafe
With less beets to harvest than Peckham of Wilder told a fair­
the Owyhee Ridintj club at the rod­ the wound, said by police to have
Monday night. Howard Hatch of
during the last two years, the cam­ sized audience in the high school
eo grounds last Sunday afternoon, j been about four inches long.
Adrian was elected vice president,
paign is expected to last approxi­ study hall last Thursday night.
A comparatively small crowd at- I
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and Mrs. Ruby Moore of Nyssa,
mately 120 days.
Speaking under the auspices of
tended the program, which includ- K J , . K v
T lic tu ifie p e
secretary-treasurer.
The boilers were steamed up and the Nyssa chamber of commerce
ed some feature races on the track, j ,v ,‘
l/lSLtlsscs
Following the election, Eldon
a
test
run
was
made
this
week
in
Pulling a weight of 7700 pounds,
and the Oregon Trail Grange, Mr.
Beck of Boise, an employe of the
preparation for the opening. The Peckham said "Today we have
comprised of 77 one hundred pound 1
Idaho Power company, spoke on is­
new
coal
handling
facility,
con­
bags of cement on a ship, a team |
people going around the country,
sues relating to community safety
owned by D. B. Lake of New Ply-
Dr K E. Kerby toid members of structed during the summer, has paid with our tax money, asking
organizations.
Mr. Beck,
first
been
tested
and
found
to
be
in
good
for a change in our form of gov­
mouth won second place and the tbe Malheur Memorial Hospital
chairman of the Boise Safety coun­
working condition.
ernment, and they are making head­
team
„SylVn Tayl0L of Boise Auxiliary of some of the interesting
cil, has been very active in safety
way. It is up to us to see to it that
won third place m the heavy- facts concerning cancer, at the
work for several years.
they don’t gain their point”.
Adults totaling 3601 were X-rayed
_ .
meeting of the auxiliary Monday
The exceptional child will be the weight division.
Discussing the problems that the ¡n Malheur county during the rec­
Mr. Peckham, prominent Idaho
A x/r«riHian
team owned
by Clyde Taylor aiternoon
afternoon at
at me
the parisn
narish nan.
hall
subject of a county-wide institute
a-nn the
Boise council has faced, to give help ent visit of the Oregon state health to be held in Nyssa Monday, Oct­ of f Meridian
won
middleweight
farmer, attended a hearing in Wash­
The public has become more a-
contest, pulling 7300 pounds. George
to Malheur county safety organiz­ department’s X-ray unit, accord­ ober 3.
ington, D. C. In June on the CVA.
ware of cancer during the past few
ations, Mr. Beck said the Boise ing to a report made this week by
He said the star witnesses at the
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_ Davis’ team of New Plymouth was years, Dr. Kerby said, because of
With all of the teachers
in the
group had best results by acting Mrs. June Davis, executive secre- ! system attending the institute, the second and Chet Long’s team of
Plans have been completed for hearing were the five northwest
the great amount of publicity that
vVeiser
was
third.
as an advisory group to the various tary of the Malheur County Tub- j Nyssa schools will be closed for the
the carnival and dance to be held governors, whom he quoted rather
G. W. Mayes of Boise entered the American Cancer Foundation Saturday night, October 1, when extensively.
civic organizations and city offic­ erculusls and Health association.
day. Several prominent Oregon ed-
has issued concerning this disease
.he
only
team
in
the
lightweight
ials. He cautioned safety groups
The speaker quoted Governor
This year’s total number oi X - j ucators will attend the institute
that ranks next to heart trouble as nerchandise valued at more than Douglas McKay of Oregon as say­
not to attempt to acquire authority, rays, while under those oi last! Miss Madeline Bowers consult- division. His team pulled 5000
12600 will be given away Ui.der the
the
number
one
killer
of
human
ing “It is not a question of having
because that causes too many prob, year’s 3694, did not include the ant in speech correction state de- pounds.
p . ™ , wnn
fin 17 race and I beings. Dr. Kerby stated two rea- msplces of the raffle committee of a development program for the Col­
lems.
large number of children who were , partment of education is working Nvssa took second place.
sons for the increase of cancer | N y s s a chamber of commerce. umbia river area or not having one,
Mr. Beck stressed the importance included in last year's total. Those | with Nyssa tachers this week for
The carnival feature of the event
Betty Domenico of the Nyssa cases. One of these is that it is dia­
but rather whether we wish to have
of obtaining assistance of other or­ in charge of the survey felt that the primary purpose of developing
gnosed earlier and more often than will be conducted by the Nyssa Vet­
ganized groups in accomplishing it was a success in that it had a demonstration lesson for the club won the stake race and the in past years, and that the increased erans association. The games of it under a democratic form of gov­
ernment or whether we wish to
safety objectives. The reason is that reached many persons not prev­ teachers of the county. She will al­ ladies' 1, mile saddle horse race
Doris Cowijer of Meridian won j life span brings more persons into chance will include dice, 21, roulette, turn it over to a government that
this plan eliminates the necessity iously X-rayed.
the period of years of life when fish pond, bingo, baseball throw and is very similar to a dictatorship”.
so be one of the instructors at the second place in both races.
of safety organizations raising
Mrs. Davis expressed the apprec­ institute.
ring toss. Booths of various kinds
Neil Tensen of Nyssa won first cancer is most prevalent,
Mr. Peckham cited conditions in
funds and that organized groups iation of herself and the health
Miss Bowers told members of the and Charley Tunning of Parma I Cancer is an old disease, Dr. will also be set up.
England, Germany, Italy, India,
have, more manpower and more ex­ association for the help given by Nyssa chamber of commerce Wed­
The
carnival
and
dancing
will
be
second in the kids' pony race.
I Kerby said. There is evidence that
China and Russia and added that
perience to gain the desired accom­ the volunteer workers, the service nesday noon at the weekly luncheon
Dan Collins of Nyssa won the it existed even in prehistoric times, started at 9 o’clock. The prizes, in­ "When you have studied them all,
plishments.
clubs, business houses, newspapers
cluding
a
Ford
automobile,
will
be
that approximately 10 per cent of men's L mile saddle horse race ; Twenty five percent of cancer cases
the facts In America refute any
The speaker strongly recommend­ and the radio station and all the children in the United States and Bob Williamson of Nyssa may be cured by the three recogn- given away at 12 o’clock.
and all arguments for a change In
ed that the Malheur County Safety others who had aided in making have speech difficulties. She dis­
The
sale
of
raffle
tickets
this
week
ized
means
of
treatment,
by
sur­
took second place.
our form of government. In all this,
council obtain some larger safety this year's survey a success.
cussed various types of speech dif­
Parma took first place and Nys­ gery, radium and X-ray. Dr. Kerby has been brisk. The committee now comes a demand on the part of
group to act as a sponsoring body.
ficulties.
sa second in the relay race.
told of some of the cancer clinics has net profit of $1000 for the bene­ our national administration, sup­
Mr. Beck urged the local group not
The Nyssa city band played be­ that are valuable for the early de­ fit of the Malheur Memorial hos­ ported by some that we make a
Many persons who have speech
to become discouraged at the out­
defects are hard of hearing, Miss fore the opening of the pulling tection of this disease. Following pital and a few hundred dollars change; that we give up our sys­
set of its activities, pointing out
Bowers said. Seventy-five per cent contest, the first oi its kind held his talk, he showed a picture bring­ secured from the sale of tickets has tem of free enterprise and substi­
that time is necessary for gaining
ing out the urgency to heed the not been given to the committee. tute for it a CJVA. The five gov­
o
of the defects could be overcome if in Nyssa.
the co-operation of large groups of
the class room teachers knew how * The women of the Owyhee riding warning signs whereby the disease The hospital auxiliary will collect ernors said we are facing a re­
people. He said that through plan­
B o i s e-Winnemucca Stages of to handle such problems, she added. club served sandwiches, pie and may be discovered In its early all raffle tickets and money from organization of our government.
ning and wise leadership, eventually Boise have announced a new route
business houses Friday afternoon.
“ When the CVA -s formed, a
“We will help the teachers to stop coffee in the veterans booth at the I stages.
the group will have the support of with two schedules leaving and re­ the defects and later we expect to rear of the grandstand.
Other numbers on the program All persons handling the tickets are three-man board will have power
the majority of the city.
asked
to
be
prepared
to
turn
in
their
turning from Nyssa and Adrian return to attempt to establish a re­
included two solos by Miss Irene
to transfer any controversy that
Following the talk, the council daily.
Hibbe> accompanied by Mrs. Carlos tickets and money. Tickets will be may arise between lt and the peop­
medial program".
Miss Bowers
held a question and answer period,
sold
up
to
the
time
of
the
drawing
The new schedule to be in effect said.
le to a federal court from a state
Buchner, and two accordian solos
in which he objectives for the Monday, October 3, will offer direct
a
court. This board Jhat will toe a
by Reed Ray. The program for at midnight.
Superintendent Henry Hartley in­
coming uioniiiS Wore discussed
connection to California. Arizona troduced Miss Bowers and Mrs.
monopoly will take over the func­
Monday’s meeting was arranged by
The first objectives of the coun­ and Nevada as well as the conven­ Josephine Rigney. who is in charge
tions of the bureau of reclamation,
Mrs. Ward Tyler.
cil will be to arrange first aid in­ ience of a direct transportation link of exceptional child rtaining in the
the army corps of engineers, the
During the business meeting seven
struction for everyone who might between Nyssa and Boise. It will Nyssa schools.
fish and wild life commission and
| pillows that had been made by the
be interested in the principal towns now be possible for Nyssa and Ad­
many other agencies. I am not will­
Chatterbox club were presented to
Subjects to be discussed at the
of Malheur county. The council rian to receive shipments from institute will include "Symptomatic
ing to help pay again for the stud­
the aux ary by Mrs. Virgil Mc­
plans to start these classes during Boise, Nampa and Caldwell in less Behavior in the C la s s r o o m “Child­
City officials have ordered 141 ies that have been made for the
Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Gee. Mrs C. H. Bennett reported
the early part of November, with than one day’s time and also make ren
with
Vision
Difficulties” ; local union, A. F. of L. voted at its the presentation of one dozen sheets street signs to be erected during develoyment of the northwest.
not more than 25 to a class.
” 1 want to develop the north­
it possible for the housewife to leave “Classroom Adjustments for the
to the auxiliary by the Rebekah the next few months. Each set con­
Officers asked all of the repre­ Nyssa in the morning, shop in Boise Crippled or Chronically 111” ; “The regular meeting Friday night, Sep­ Sunshine club.
sisting of a metal sign and metal west Just as fast as we can pay for
tember
24
to
support
the
proposed
sentatives at the meeting to com­ all afternoon and be back In Nyssa Work of the County Health Unit
it. The dams are wonderful and
Mrs. Frank Perko outlined the post, will cost $6.46.
we need them. If we get the Col­
pile a list of safety hazards in their in time for supper. The new stages and It’s Relation to Special Edu­ recall of County Judge Irwin plans for the Hospital Benefit sale
City
Manager
E.
K.
Burton
said
individual communities for discus­ will leave Nyssa on highway 201, cation” ; “Preventing and Correct­ Troxell.
that the auxiliary will sponsor Oct­ city employes will probably start er­ umbia valley authority we will
The
resolution
of
the
union
said
have others. We will have B7 dic­
sion at the next meeting, which will go through Adrian and to the Idaho ing Poor Speech in Children” and
“Due to the position taken by the ober 29. The sale will be held at ecting the posts next month, but tatorships with $100,000,000,000 to
be held in Ontario October 24.
line, thence on an unnumbered road “Children With Hearing Difficult­
Nyssa chamber of commerce and the city park with Colonels Bert the signs are not expected to be re­ spend. It will break America. I
to Homedale, U. 8. 95 to Wilder, ies”.
the Oregon Trail Grange on the Anderson and Joe Church as auct­ ceived for about three months.
don’t want to spend so much we
Idaho, 19 to Caldwell and U. S. 30
The city also expects to re-num­
proposed recall of County Judge ioneers. All clubs represented in
to Nampa and Boise. For the time
the hospital auxiliary were asked ber all houses in the city and buy can’t pay for It. I want proven
Irwin
Troxell
our
position
in
sup­
agencies to do the work.
being no local service can be allowed Funeral Is Held
porting the recall must also be stat­ to begin collecting dishes, furniture, new numbers. The block numbers
“The bureau of reclamation and
between Nyssa and Adrian until an
machinery, produce and other sale­ will remain the same, but the "cent­
ed
to
the
public.
For
Sarah
MeNee,
the corps of army engineers have
| intra-state permit is granted, the
able
articles
and
to
report
at
the
ury” system of numbering, 100 num­ a plan now for development of
“ We, “some of the certain ele­
Four league teams played con- Boise-Winnemuccas general man-
Nyssa Resident ments in the county proposing this next meeting of the auxiliary, which bers to a block, will be eliminated. the northwest and it Is ready to
ference games the past week in the aKef announced. The bus line hopes
will
be
held
October
17
instead
of
The numbers will average from go as soon as congress appropriates
recall election”, deeply regret the
Snake River Valley league. The 10 ** able 1,0 °*fer th*s servlce In
four to six in a block.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah attitude taken by the Nyssa cham­ the regular meeting date.
the money. It is the most compre­
other three teams engaged in non­ the very near future.
The Nyssa Lions club members hensive plan ever devised. Why
McNee. 70, who died in Pendleton ber of commerce and the Oregon
Direct
connections
are
made
at
conference contests.
have
agreed
to
assist
In
placing
the
last Wednesday, were conducted last Trail Grange by actively opposing Boh Newby, Pioneer
discard that kind at talent after
In a league fray, the Vale Vik Winnemucca with both train and week-end in the Nyssa Funeral said election without, we believe,due
numbers on the houses.
all these years and after all of these
ings flashed the power that tabbed bus for the '*fest and soutb bound home chapel with the Rev. Don regard to all facts.
O
f
Nyssa,
Passes
*
millions have been spent
Bolse-Winnemucca, one
them as early season favorites for traveler.
P.
T.
A.
To
Meet
In
Nyssa—
“Our
local
union
asks
only
that
Fred W. Bracken, president of
Maxfield
officiating.
Interment
S R V. honors by swamping Weiser
f'rst independent stages lines was in the Nyssa cemetery.
The Nyssa Parent-Teacher as­ the Nyssa chamber of commerce,
labor in this vicinity be given the
Bob
Newby,
pioneer
resident
of
43 to 0 in a night tilt in Vale, in th*s section is well nown in Ida-
Mrs. McNee, widow of Hank Mc­ rights guaranteed it by the constit­ the Nyssa section, died in Pendle­ sociation will be hosts to other Par­ opened the meeting and J. L. Her-
At Nyssa Howard Lovejoy’s Bull- bo ^or Rs pioneering for better
ent-Teacher units in the county rlman Introduced Mr. Peckham,
ution of the United States and the
dogs won their second league game transportation service for this whole Nee, was born in California May laws of the land, made by a nation ton this morning, according to Saturday for the annual school of
who said “ If America is to retain
15, 1879 and came to Nyssa when
information received here. Mr.
over an injury-riddled Emmett area
Pullman and train reservations she was a girl and lived here for of foresight, to insure workers free­ Newby engaged in farming in the instruction that will be held In the its position of leadership in the
squad 12 to 0.
many years.
Nyssa high school building. The world lt must retain for Itself
dom from fear and want.
Owyhee area for many years.
The Nyssa-Emmett game featur­ may be made at any Botse-Winne-
“Our organization has supported
Funeral services will be held at meeting will begin at 10 a m. and those principles Of government
Survivors are three sisters, Mrs
ed unusually hard tackling and mucca stage depot. This service
the chamber of commerce and the 11 a. m. Tuesday in the L.D.S. last until 4 a. m.
that brought lt the leadership in
blocking by both teams. The Bull- j enables the traveler to buy all his J. J. Whalen and Mrs. Lester Ernest grange in every worthy cause in our
Conducting the school thLs year the first place” . •
chapel. Interment »111 be in the
rl'\s scored in the second quarter tickets at one place, Boise-Winne- of Ontario and Mrs Walter Alford community and will continue to do
Nyssa cemetery, with the Nyssa will be Mrs. Janelle Moorhead, first
of Horseshoe Bend. Idaho and two
on a 60-yard sustained drive, with j mucca’s manager said.
vice president of the Oregon con­ Attends Funeral—
brothers. John Lackey of Nyssa and so in the future, but in the pres­ Funeral home in charge.
Pounds, halfback, going over tackle
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R. O. Larson returned home
gress of P. T. A., Mrs. Charles Car-
Charles Leckey of Eagle Point Ore­ ent case we feel that these groups
from the four-yard line for the! One Mexican Fourni
gon.
are decidedly biased and our sup­ Missionary Shows Films—
roll of La Grande, regional vice- Wednesday from Portland, where he
first counter. The kick for extra j
Kenneth Hendricks, missionary president; Mrs. Stuart F. French, attended funeral services for his
port cannot be given.
point was blocked.
Guilty; One Freed Rainbow Official Here—
We favor the recall o f Judge from Japan, showed films of mis­ president of the Union county P. T. brother, Joseph A. Larson, who died
After a fairly even third quarter,
sion work in Japan to an Interested A., and Mrs. Harold Decker, state last Saturday. Mr. Larson, a re­
Miss Dorene Softky, worthy grand Troxell because:
the Bulldogs scored on the first j 0 ne Mexican was found guilty
•l_W e feel he acted arbitrarily audience Monday evening in the chairman of room representatives tired manager of the Coos Bay Mut­
pin of the fourth quarter, with incj another was released in con- advisor o f the Order of Rainbow and without exercising Judgment Christian church. He showed pict­ and hospitality.
ual creamery, had lived In Portland
for Girls in Washington, Idaho
Pounds going over center and scam- necg|on with the case of assult with
A luncheon will be served at noon for 18 months. He had been active
and Alaska, and her mother, Mrs. necessary to proper handling of his ures of the Japanese Christian,
l>ermi ?1 yards to score. Again the
dangerous weapon on Nyssa bus- Carl Softky of Seattle, were week­ public trust, in cutting the wages Kagawa. who is conducting evan­ by the Nyssa Parent-Teacher as­ In the creamery business for 35
conversion attempt failed.
mess and professional men several end guests at the Hubert Peirsol of county employes to satisfy de­ gelistic campaigns in Japan, with sociation. All officers and mem­ years. Interment was In the Park
Lite in the final quarter the wepj[^ ag0 when they appeared in home, where they visited Mr and mands of certain pressure groups more than 50,000 converts every bers of county P. T. A. units are Hill cemetery at Vancouver, Wash­
I1 ii > kic . recovered a Nyssa fumble (.ircujt court during the September Mrs. Peirsol and Mrs. Eliza Briin- in their efforts to lower wages in year. Mr. Hendricks quoted several asked to attend Saturday’s meeting. ington.
in mid-field and drove to the Nys­ term.
authorities to support his contention
berry. Miss Softky, great niece of this vicinity.
sa nine-yard mark before losing
Elmer Trujillo was found guilty Mrs. Brimberrv. is on her official
Return From Portland—
“ 2 —The laws of our country pro­ that the opportunity to promote the Caring For Children—
the ball on downs.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gunnells and
and now awaits the passing of sent­ visit to the Rainbow chapters in vide freedom for the individual to cause of Christ was never so great
Mrs.
E.
H.
Fleshman
has
been
ap­
Statistically the Bulldogs gained ence. The case of Santa De La
family returned Sunday from a
Join a labor union of hLs own choice as in Japan now.
pointed
child
welfare
chairman
of
Idaho.
She
is
taking
a
year's
leave
198 yards from scrimmage to the
the American Legion auxiliary. She week's visit with relatives In Port­
the first of this from the University of Washing­ to bargain more effectively with his
Huskies 81 and Mm ™ > T n e ~ firM 1 Ç n « —
These employes were Speaks For College—
ton to visit the Washirwton chap- employer.
said she and the auxiliary are Inter­ land.
downs to Emmett's six.
ters. In May, Miss Softky will within their rights in their efforts
Ed Elridge of the Northwest ested in all children who need help.
The Nvssa Bulldogs will play Bak­
sail for Alaska to visit the Alas- to reach a reconciliation with their Christian college in Eugene spoke but their primary purpose Is to aid Nursing Home Births—
er Friday night. September 30. be­ Feeder Cattle Shipped—
Bom September 14 to Mr. and
Seventy cars of feeder cattle were kan chapters, returning to Seattle employer through affiliation with Monday evening in the First church ¡ children of veterans. Mrs. Flesh-
ginning at 8 o’clock, in a non-con­
shipped by the Union Pacific Rail- for the grand assembly next sum- the American Federation of Labor of Christ, challenging the church | man said she would appreciate Mrs. Duane Goodenow of Parma,
ference contest.
as no effort was made by the court to the task of supporting the col­ hearing from anyone who knows of a daughter, weighing 8 pounds. 2'*
road company for John Stringer mer
(Continued on Page 6)
lege with preyers and finances and children of veterans who need help ounces; September 16 to Mr. and
' from Spencer, Idaho to Stringer's I
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sending young people there for or unable to attend school because Mrs. Tarzan Johnson of Parma, a
T° r
. j Q.razin and f«nn n cir Nyssa Tuesday and Wed- Here From Alaska—
Dr and Mrs. J J. Sarann ana
^
Lt and Mrs D T Applegate of Health Board To Meet—
daughter, weighing 7 pounds, 5 oun­
training He told of the work and of lack of clothing or finances.
M in aret Sarazin spent the w
e e k _________________ Juneau. Alaska, arrived last
week Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar of the the needs of the college.
ces, and to Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Main of Parma, a daughter, weigh­
Attends Fonerai—
a\ttend« 4 * a meeting of the Visit In Nvssa—
for * **■»* al ‘ he home of Mrs. Ap- Oregon Tuberculosis and Health as-
. tiiiM M l *
meeunft Mr and Mrs c A. Seppich of
ptegate’s parents Mr
and Mrs J sociation will be the speaker at a Have ( oast Trip—
Mrs. Ben Calvert attended the ing 7 pounds.
l
toinftl at1 Sun Ogden. Utah are visiting this week B Ewer Lt. and Mrs Applegate board meeting
of the Malheur
Mr and Mrs Edward Larson and funeral of her sister, Mrs. Cora B
V
u their L j h t e r and hits- at the home of their son. Tom Sep- are spending this week at their County Tuberculosis and Healthy as- two children. Larry and Dale, spent Coen, at Payette Friday. September Father Succumbs—
Ed Comstock of Nampa, father of
sociation at the Moore hotel Mon­ last week on the Pacific coast 23 Mrs Coen died ot a heart at-
■ r. i Mr and M r, R. W Larson plch and
BtmUr_______
l ^ f wr^k a“ ?he Fw?r home w ^ day evening. October 3. All memb­
Wlth them was her aunt. Mrs Lem- tack while visiting her daughter in Mrs. Chet Molser of Nyssa died Sat­
urday
evening, September 24. Fun­
'M
r
and
Mrs
H
L.
Yates
of
San
ers
of
the
health
association
are
ual Webster of Ogden, who visited Freewater. Oregon. Mrs Coen was
Mother Dies—
To San Francisco—
Mi&. Margaret Sarazin left Tues-
Mrs Charles Sieffans was called Francisco Mr Yates, who Is a bro­ Invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. In Nyssa before returning to her bom in Iowa, but moved to the eral services were held In the Sum­
Snake river valley when she was a ner chapel Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
il
evening for San Francisco, to Caldwell on Tuesday evening be- ther of Mrs Ewer Is remaining for Dunbar will arrive in Ontario Mon- home!
John Quigley. Mrs Roy Barnes, Mrs.
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' child.
» ere she will continue her grad- cause of the death of her mother, » visit in Nyssa while Mrs Yates day morning and will meet with the
John Stafford and Mr and Mrs.
executive committee at a luncheon Ts Appear As Gumt Artists—
c, studies
Mrs. C. M Van Slyke. Mrs Van visits relatives in the east.
Don Maxfield attended the services.
meeting at 11:30 at the Moore hotel
Mias Phyllis Bair will appear as Girl Arrlvi
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sivke has been ill for several weeks
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To Test Hearing—
guest artist Monday evening at a
A daughter, weighing 6 pounds.
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The state board of health
will studio recital, given In Parma by 10 ounces, was bom this morning Loses Sight Of E y e -
The Booster night program of the Visitling Here—
I James Heldt left last week for
Frank Cahill has lost the sight of
Oh>v n Trail Grange scheduled for
Miss Nelsa Knettle of Seattle Eugene where he has enrolled ,in have an audiometer In Nyssa the the LaTrawn School at Dancing, in the Holy Rosary hospital in
December, will be held Tuesday is visiting at the home of her bro- architural engineering at the Cnl- week of October 10 to test the hear- Letha and Roxie Woodard will play Ontario to Mr and Mrs Ed Knettle one of his eyes because of a blood
ing of all children in the schools. | a piano duet.
i of Nyssa.
clot forming in the retina.
nlght, October 11.
1 ther. Ed Knettle.
i rerslty of Oregon.
The board of directors of the Mai-
heur Memorial Hospital association
have offered a contract to L. D.
Barr of Oakland. California to sup-
ervise a supplemental campaign to
raise $100.000 for the hospital.
The money will be used to cover
the loss on delinquencies, fully equip
the hospital and pay operating costs
for two years.
Mr. Barr supervised the original
campaign, in which $262,000 was
raised in pledges and cash during
the fall and winter of 1947.
If Mr. Barr signs a contract to
undertake the local project, the di­
rectors hope to finish the campaign
by Christmas.
Cancer Problem
3601 Adults In
Unusual Child
County X-Rayed
Institute Set
Sale Of Raffle
Tickets Brisk
Stage Company
Starting Route
Sugar Factory
Workers Favor
Troxell Recall
City To Erect
Street Signs
Nyssa Defeats
Emmett 12 To 0
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