Nyssa gate city journal., February 09, 1950, Image 1

JOURNAL
U ieN Y S S A GAI
VOLUME XXXXV
NO. 5
Boy Scout Week
To Be Observed
By Ny ssa Troops
Plans Are Outlined; Fin­
ancial Drive W ill Be
Opened Next Week
Nyssa Scout officials made ar­
rangements at a luncheon held in
the Doll House Wednesday noon
for the annual Boy Scout finan­
cial campaign to be conducted next
week.
City solicitors will hold a kick­
o ff breakfast at Brownie’ s cafe
at 6:45 Tuesday morning, February
14. They will start soliciting im ­
mediately after the breakfast and
will try to complete the project
in one day.
Team captains in town are W ar­
ren Farmer, Olean Wells, Dr. C.
L. Herman, Tom Seppich. Henry
Zobell, Bernard Frost and Bob
Thompson.
Solicitors in the rural area will
be Melvin Jensen, team captain:
V em Beasley, Leslie Burbank and
Melvin Beck.
Each of the four
men will choose five helpers, mak­
ing a total of 24. Team captains
will meet next Tuesday noon in the
Doll House to arrange their cam­
paign.
In observance of National Boy
Scout week, the Nyssa troops will
hold various events this week and
next week.
The Nyssa L. D. S. second ward
troop will hold a court of honor
Sunday evening at 8 o’clock in the
church. The second ward will hon­
or the Boy Scouts at a banquet to
be held in the new church on A l­
berta avenue Thursday, February
16.
Troop No. 19, sponsored by the
Lions club, and scout officials will
meet tonight to plan for Boy Scout
week observance.
Troop 45 of the L. D. S. first ward
has made no definite plans.
Every troop in the Ore-Idaho
council is doing its utmost to raise
funds through various group act­
ivities and doing individual odd jobs
on Saturdays and after school to
send one member of each troop to
Valley Forge for the 40th anmver-
ary Jubilee 'of the ¿By Scouts of
America, according to Elden Yer-
gensen of Nyssa, chairman of the
Malheur district of the Ore-Idaho
council. Forty thousand Boy Scouts
will assemble at Valley Forge the
latter part of June from all parts
of the United States, Canada and
other nations. Only one member
from each troop will be permitted
to make the trip and he will be
chosen on the honor and merit sys­
tem of the Boy Scouts.
In addition to Elden Yergensen
and other Nyssa men who are
officials in the Malheur district are
Robert Thompson, finance chair­
man and Tom Seppich, leadership
and training chairman.
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1950
Campaign W ill Be
Ended Next Week
Officers Still
Seek Clues To
Co-op Burglary
Jed Lewis, district manager of
the Amalgamated Sugar company,
said Wednesday that the company
will finish slicing beets probably
February 13.
Completing the slicing operations
February 13, will give the crews an
opportunity to finish the production
of sugar the 16th or 17th.
Figures on production during the
present campaign will probably be
available next week.
New Rural Fire
Truck Is Given
Tests By State
Pupils Present
Lions Program
Morse Believes
Hoover Report
Is Good Policy
More than $1300 was collected in
the polio fund drive which ended in
tills community this week, according
to Mrs. Henry H. Hartley, Nyssa
chairman.
Thieves Seeure Almost Money collected from the “ iron Senator Speaks In Vale,
Ontario; To Talk In
$1800 In Cheeks And lung" cannisters in local stores a-
mounted to $254.54, making a total
Nyssa In Spring
Cash In Nyssa
of $1319.54 collected by various
methods dining the last lew weeks.
United States Senator Wayne L.
City and state police officers were
Only $3000 was raised in the en­
Morse, who delivered addresses in
¡till seeking clues today into the tire county last year.
burglary of the Farmers Supply co­
Ontario and Vale Wednesday after­
op at Nyssa, which lost $1799.26 in
noon and night, said while visiting
i Sunday nkiht break-in.
in Nyssa yesterday afternoon that
As burglars had done a few
he will deliver his next Malheur
weeks ago, the theives broke a rear
county talk in Nyssa when he re­
window, reached through the hole
Nick Toole of Ontario submitted turns to this section on a campaign
and unlocked the window and en­ the low bid to the state highway tour, probably in April.
tered the building.
Believed to
commission on the Dale Garrison
The senator delivered a talk on
have actually seen the attendant corner section of the Nyssa-Adrian
taxes, labor, the economic situation
hide the money, the burglars appar­
secondary highway this week.
ently lost no time in going to a nail
Toole's bid. one of two submitted, and the Hoover government re-or­
keg and extracting the bagful of
was for $24,912.
T ile contract, ganization plan at a luncheon a t­
checks and cash.
when awarded will call for 0.51 mile tended by a capacity crowd in the
Unlike the theives who carried
of grading, surfacing and oiling, Moore hotel in Ontario at noon and
away the cash register in the first
delivered a Lincoln day address in
burglary, the Sunday night culprits and also furnishing crushed mater­ the Vale community hall last night.
apparently did not enter the front ial in stockpile.
Toole's bid was referred to the He was guest of honor at a small
part of the building and did not
state
highway engineer with auth­ dinner party held in Vale prior to
steal anything except the cash, a-
I f the night meeting.
mounting to approximately $150, ority to award the contract.
Exhibiting the oratory that he
and the checks, totaling almost Toole is given the contract, C. E. usually does in all of his public
Leseberg of Nyssa will do the grad­
$1700.
addresses. Senator Morse declared
Clyde Foreman discovered the ing.
Work on the project, including that the Hoover report on the pro­
burgalry when he drove a co-op
the elimination of two curves, will posed re-organization of the United
, truck back to the building.
States government Is the soundest
Clyde Wakefield, who is in charge probably not be started for 30 days
report for the re-organization o f
of the Nyssa plant, and at least or longer.
the government ever given to the
one policeman, believe the two bur­
American people.
glaries were committed by the same Cora L it Graham
" I am not going to stop the fight
person or persons.
to have the Hoover report adopted
Persons who issued checks to the
SiiccuinliK At Home
as a national policy. However, I
co-op last week are asked to notify
^ n o t advocating its adoption
O f Niece In Nyssa rtm
the firm.
without study and change.
The
reason it has not been adopted is
Mrs. Cora Lee Graham died at
because everybody wants economy
the home of her niece, Mrs. C. A.
in every state but his own".
| Wernick, in Nyssa last Sunday a f­
Before entering into a discussion
ternoon at 4:30.
of taxes, Senator Morse referred to
Mrs. Graham was born February
the national deficit of five billion
The Weiser Wolverines held onto 15, 1881 in Missouri and lived at dollars a year in the federal budget
their good-luck charm Tuesday Twin Falls from 1914 until last as an outrage and said he Is going
n'ljiht. when they defeated the spring. She came to Nyssa in May to "do something about It; not just
Nyssa Bulldogs on the Nyssa floor to make her home with Mrs. W er­ talk about it” .
nick. whom she reared from child­
by a count of 50 to 49.
Speaking of taxes, the senator
In the last two years, Weiser has hood.
asked "W hat do you want? Juggling
Funeral services were held W ed­
nosed out the Bulldogs by narrow
of percentage rates? All that would
, margins three times. In addition nesday in the Christian church in give you would be a cheaper dollar.
to their one-pont victory this Twin Falls. Interment was in the Unless we do something about the
week,
the
Wolverines
defeated Twin Falls cemetery, with the Nyssq tax problem were are going down
Nyssa in overtime periods twice. Funeral home in charge.
the road to further economic re­
Last spring Weiser won over Nyssa
striction” .
I by 15 points.
Senator Morse said the first prin­
Vern Wilson Will
The Bulldogs took an 11 to 8
ciple of taxation Is that it should
lead at the quarter, but slipped
Seek Re-Election be based on ability to pay. The sec­
behind to 22 to 28 at the half.
ond is that it should eliminate the
They caught the Wolverines and
Announcement was made this principle of economic vulnerability.
overtook them, 41 to 38, in the week that Vernon R. Wilson of He did not say so directly, but in­
third period. Again the Bulldogs Vale has filed for re-election on ferred that the excise taxes, which
weakened and the Wolverines went the republican ticket for the office were conceived during the war as an
ajiead one point.
of state representative for Malheur effort to promote war production,
The Nyssa players were Lowe 6, county.
should be repealed. The senator
Holcomb 10, Williams t. Pecka 7,
Wilson will not be in the county pointed out that the excise taxes
Pounds 16, Hale. Hunter, Bowen 1, during the primary campaign, as he were designed to restrict private
j Marcum and Wilson.
has gone to Portland to enter Em­ business because the government
As play in the Snake River anuel hospital for the purpose of wanted all passible facilities for
league nears a close for the season, correcting an injury to his back, prosecuting the war, but now ex­
the Bulldogs will meet New Plym - according to John L. Caldwell, J r, pansion and not restriction of bus­
1 outh here Friday night and will who will handle Wilson's campaign. iness Is needed.
play Fruitland next Tuesday night.
Advocating expansion of the na­
Caldwell said " I believe Wilson
In the preliminary game Tues­ has made a very fine record in the tional economy, Senator Morse said
day night, the frosh-soph team past session of the legislature. All "Labor Is being fed a phony argu­
defeated the Weiser five by a score the senators and representatives ment that all you have to do is tax
of 58 to 19.
with whom I have had any contact capital to solve the problem. That
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have spoken very highly of his
work.”
Music Clinic Is
Toole Offers
Low Hoad Bid
Quarters For Machine In
Fire Station To Be
Ready This Week
The new $12.000 fire truck o f the
Nyssa Rural Fire Protection dis­
trict arrived in Nyssa Tuesday and
was given a thorough test of its
pumps and other facilities at the
Snake
river
bridge
Wednesday
morning.
H. E. Marguellng of the engineer­
ing department of the Oregon in­
surance rating bureau was here
yesterday to make the test of the
truck and Inspect the district. The
new white truck, one of the most
up-to-date on the market and con­
siderably larger than the old city
machine, was driven to Nyssa from
California by Ovid A. Barklow of
the Coast Manufacturers of Cali­
fornia.
The Coast Manufacturers built
the fire fighting equipment on the
Ford chassis.
The new addition to the fire
station is practically completed, so
that the new equipment can be
housed there soon. Holcomb and
Main, contractors, expect to pour
the concrete floor of the new
building this week.
The truck will be placed in use
when the first fire call is Issued
after the city volunteer firemen
become famlhar with its operation.
$1319 Is Raised
In Polio Drive
The two pictures snapped by
William Wahlert show Nyssa dig-
ring out from under its heaviest
snowfall in several years.
The
snow-removal project was conduct­
ed by the Nyssa Road Assessment
district and the city of Nyssa. In
the lower picture Dale Garrison of
the road assessment district is
shown talking to W. S. Britton,
operator of the loader. Ed Htelnke
of the city street department is
shown on the extreme right.
Group Selected
For Dairy Show
Heaviest Snowfall
Committees for the spring Jersey
show to be held in May were sel­
ected at a meeting of the Malheur
County Jersey club in the high
school building in Nyssa last Sat­
urday.
President Rosel Hunter and Sec­
retary Hope Grider are co-chair­
man for the spring show. Other
committee chairmen were named
as follows: Rosel Hunter, trophies;
C hiriey Grider, disease committee;
William Toomb, production awards;
Richard Wilson, judging; M r s .
Orlder, publicity and finance; Mrs.
William Toomb, lunch and Leeds
Bailey, registration.
The club also drafted plans for
awarding a heifer to a F. F. A.
member this year. The vocational
agriculture teachers in the county
met with the club to draft rules
for the contest. As a result o f the
new plans, the club will award
[ heifers to both Future Farmer and
4-H members this year.
Pupils of the Nyssa Junior high
school presented a program at the
luncheon of the Lions club in
Carl's Doll House Monday noon.
The pupils participating in the
program were introduced by Jun­
ius Tanner, president of the stud­
ent council. Sylvia Jayo explained
the student council, which Includes
student body officers, committee
chairmen, and others and acts as
a contact group between the teach­ Federal Money
ers and student body.
Granted Airport
Other speakers and their subjects
were Ruth H erm an , social affairs
Congressman Lowell Stockman
at the school; Kristin Rinehart,
Co. Health Croup
dancing arrangements; P h y l l i s notified the G ate C ity Journal this
Plans Discussions Cheldelln, talent show to be held week that the civil aeronautics ad­
February 23 and school news­ ministration has approved an ap­
The quarterly board meeting of paper: Ned Snider, activities during propriation o f $6000 under the
the
Malheur
Tuberculosis
and the noon hour, and Carole Whitak­ federal aid airport program for the
Nyssa airport.
Health association will be held at er. summary.
T h e money was granted for
the Moore hotel Monday evening,
grading, drainage, stabilized landing
Moving To Nyi
February 13 at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Eugene Orafty and tester strips, access road and
The "town hall” meeting will
feature discussion groups on the and son. Craig, of Ontario are oc­ turfing.
C ity officials said they had not
subjects of the annual chest x-ray, cupying the former Roy Dames
social hygiene, health education. residence on Third street, which asked fo r the money and did not
know
whether it was granted on a
Christmas seal sale and rehabil- they recently purchased. Mr. O ra f­
ty is employed as repairman and federal-city co-operative basis.
ation.
Discussion leaders will include F. trouble shooter" by the Malheur
O. Sherer, director of the social Home Telephone company. Because Nyssa Implement
hygiene division of the Oregon Tub­ of the growth of Nyssa. the te le ­
Company Moving
erculosis and Health association; C. phone company has decided to
R. Bradford, x-ray survey consult­ employ a permanent resident re­
Owners of the Nyssa Implement
ant of the Oregon association: Dr. pairman here.
company are moving their business
F. O. Graeber of the county health
department, and other officers of County Teachers To Meet—
this week from a building at the
The Nyssa Education association Stunz lumber yard to the new
the county association.
Bernard Frost building on highway
will
be
host
to
the
teachers
of
the
Dessert and coffee will be served
prior to the evening's program, with county at a dinner to be held Thurs­ 20 adjourning the Williams food
a cover charge of 50 cents. Reser­ day at 7 o'clock in the home eco­ market. They plan to complete the
vations should be made with Mrs. nomics room of the high school move by the end of the week.
Because of having adequate dis­
June Davis, executive secretary of building, according to Mrs. Dorothy
Nolan, president of the Nyssa play space, the concern will add
the county association.
teachers organization.
A social more hardware and accessory items.
evening will follow the dinner, with
Annual Dinner Held—
The business, owned by Ormond
Plans are being made for the an- j bridge, canasta, table tennis and Thomas and Frank Parr, was estab­
nual Masonic George Washington square dancing provided for the en­ lished by Thomas and Emil Stunz
in 1946
Parr bought the 8tunz
dinner to be held in the home eco­ tertainment o f the guests.
nomics room of the high school j
interest in the business in 1947.
building Tuesday, February 21. Tick­ Return From Nevada—
ets for the dinner may be secured i Mr. and Mrs Victor Marshall and Livestock Club Meets—
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker re- \ The Arcadia Livestock club met
from Orant Rinehart.
turned home Monday from Reno. January 27 at the home of Oarth
Nevada, where they spent a week Olsen.
W ith the president. Don
Undergoes Operation—
Mrs Don Engstrom underwent a with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Schweizer.; Bowers, presiding, a committee was
major operation at St. Luke's hos­ They went to Virginia City, Carson I chosen to give a demonstration at
the next meeting, which will be held
pital in Boise Monday
Melvin City and other places of Interest.
February 10 at the home o f Ted
Spitz is substutlng for Mrs. Eng­
Bowers. Members of the demon­
strom as a teacher in the Nyssa Take Vacation T rip —
committee
are
Olertda
high school.
Mr and Mrs Robert Talbot left stration
Monday on a two-week's vacation Moss, Frances Ftek and Lynnette
trip. They will go to San Fransico Hickman. Refreshments were serv­
Leave For Salt Lake—
Mr and Mrs. Arvel Child left and other California cities and ed.
Tuesday morning on a trip to Salt places of interest return by way of
Lake City. They will be gone for Seattle, where they will visit rela­ T o Locate Here—
tives.
a week or more
Mr and Mrs Rex Ure and family
of Ogden arrived In Nyssa Wednes­
To
day to locate. - He is a son o f Mrs.
Returns From Sooth—
Mrs
J. L
Herriman want to Mamie Baker and a brother of Mrs
Mrs E. H Fleshman returned to
her home in Nyssa last week after Boise Tuesday to be with her moth­ Howard Myrick
a six weeks visit at Ooktsboro, er. Mrs. Katherine Daly, who is
Prayer Day T o Be Observed—
North Carolina with her mother, ill at the M 8. Ayers home.
Women of the churches of Nyssa
who is ilL
Here Frau
will join in the observance of the
Raymond Ross of Council. Idaho World Day of Prayer February 34.
Returns From Hospital—
Terry Thompson, son of Mr and visited from Sunday until Tuesday The meeting this year will be spon­
Mrs. Robert Thompson underwent at the home of Mr and Mrs Oeorge sored by the St Paul's Episcopal
an operation at the Holy Rosary Mitchell. Mr. Rom la a nephew of guild, with Mrs. Orant Rinehart as
chairman, at the Methodist church.
hospital last Wednesday
Mrs Mitchell
Quickly Remo veil
Nyssa's heaviest fall of snow in
several years, amounting to about
9 inches, was cleared from the
business section without delay last
week-end.
The Nyssa Road Assessment dis­
trict, with the co-operation of the
city, removed the snow in about
| 48 hours with a blade, power shov­
els and trucks.
By the first of this week the
traveled portion of the streets was
entirely cleared of snow.
Parcel Auction
Nets LDS $1560
The parcel post auction held last
Saturday night by the Nyssa L. D.
8. second ward in the gymnasium
for the benefit of the church build­
ing fund netted $1560.50.
The auction was sponsored by the
geneology committee, headed by
Ersel Beus. Joseph Flake and Rosel
Anderson. The committee also pre­
sented a variety program during the
evening.
A feature of the program was the
opening of the family banks con-
| tainlng money for the church. Vern
Beasley won a blue satin quilt for
having the most money in his bank
and donated the quilt to the church.
D. O. Bybee bought the quilt for
$60 and donated it and Tren Jones
bought it for $75. The original bid
was $55, making a total of $190 for
the quilt.
William Beus won second prize of
a child’s wagon, which he donated
to be re-auctioned. I t finally sold
for $35. Alvin Swenson won third
prize, a red velvet pillow.
Donors paid $186 for the privilege
of writing their signatures in a
Book of Mormon, which will be
kept on the pulpit in the nrw Nyssa
tabernacle.
Called To Idaho—
Newbem Olenn left Sunday for
Rigby. Idaho to attend funeral
services for his brother. Merl Olenn,
who had been bedfast for a year.
The deceased, who would have been
41 years old February 24, spent
most of his life in a wheelchair.
He is survived by his parents, four
sisters and two brothers. Funeral
services were held in the Rigby L.
D. S. church Tuesday.
Takes Position In Idaho—
Chet Molser. former manager of
the Idaho-Oregon Rendering comp­
any plant at Arcadia, has taken a
position as assistant manager of the
Idaho Animal Products company at
Nampa.
His fam ily will remain
here until the close of school. Par­
tial operations of the Idaho-Oregon
company will be continued at the
Arcadia plant.
Former Doctor Here Visit*—
Dr C A Abbott of Paisley. Ore­
gon visited last week at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Eddie Powell and
, with other friends in Nyssa. Dr.
! Abbott, who formerly lived In Nyssa.
was en route to Sheridan Wyoming
Placed On 4 II-Star»—
Pete Shaffield. tackle on the Vale
high school football team, has been
chosen as a member of the Oregon
all-star eleven that will play the
Portland all-stars in Portland next
August under the auspices of the
Shrine
He is the only Malheur
county player chosen for the team.
Bulldogs Lose
To Weiser 50-49
Set For Payette
A large number of Nyssa high
school students will participate in
the annual Snake River valley
music clinic to be held in Payette
February 16 and 17. The band,
mixed chorus and orchestra will go
to Payette for the clinic.
The students will start rehears­
ing Thursday and will continue re­
hearsals Friday. They will present
a concert Friday night, beginning
at 8 o'clock. Nyssa residents are
invited to attend, but are advised
by Director Lynn Lawrence to go
early in order to gain admission to
the gymnasium, where the concert
will be held.
Ouest directors will be Kerm it
Kosch of the University of Idaho,
band; Prof Lochery o f the Uni­
versity of Idaho, choruses, and John
Best of Boise Junior college, or­
chestra.
One of the highlights of the con­
cert will be the finale, in which
the band, choruses and orchestra
I will participate.
Ward Changes Made—
Mrs. Wilford Mitchell, chairman
o f thè L. D. 8. girls committee of
the second ward, has resigned her
position and Mrs. Kerma Olsen has
succeeded her. Mrs. Olsen chose as
her counselors Mrs. Oeorge Lou Ison
and Oladys Peterson. Mrs. John
Savage and Miss Noia Drown were
Installed as primary teachers. Them
Baker, member of the second ward
bishopric, was the speaker at the
Owyhee L. D. 8. services Sunday
night.
Former Sheriff Here—
Vern Thompson, former Weber
county sheriff at Ogden, Utah, was
an overnight guest at the home of
Mr and Mrs. D. O. Bybee Wednes­
day of last week. Thompson is also
the former owner o f the trained
palomino stallion used in the movie
"Montana", which was shown in
Nyssa theater last week. Thomp­
son is also a member of the famous
sheriff's posse in Ogden.
Here From Lewiston—
R. K. Lovejoy of Lewiston, Idaho
arrived Sunday for a visit at the
Pre-School CUnic Held—
The pre-school clinic for child­ home of Mr and Mrs. Howard
ren from 4 to 6 years will be held Lovejoy.
at the Eagles hall Tuesday. Febru-
! ary 14 at 2 p. m. The Eagles aux­ Visits In Payette—
Mrs. Tom Eldridge visited over
iliary. which has been sponsoring
the clinic, will be Joined by the local the week-end In Payette and at­
P. T. A. as co-sponsors of the health tended a birthday party at the
program. All mothers Interested In home of her sister. Mrs William
having a thorough health check­ Carpenter, In honor of their moth­
up for the pre-school child are er, Mrs. Oertrude Fulton
asked to support this program. Dr.
, Kenneth Kerby will be the examin­ Annual Meeting Set—
Kite annual meeting of the Farm ­
ing physician at Tuesday's clinic.
Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. ers Co-operative Creamery company
Chet Mother are In charge o f the will be held at the O ay-W ay hall
near Ontario Thursday, February
| arrangements.
16 at 10 a m. The stockholders will
elect officers and transact other
Beet Growers Ta Meet—
Plans have been completed for business
the meeting to be sponsored by the
Amalgamated Sugar company for Leave* For Ogden—
Mrs C. A. Mally left Wednesdsy
beet growers in the Eagles hall
Wednesday. February 15 ht 2 p. m. for Ogden, where she will visit her
The meeting win be one of a series daughter. Miss Helen Marie Mally.
to be held throughout the county. and her sister. Miss Nora O'Brian
Problems o f general interest to beet I Another sister from the east will
growers will be discussed and ; come to Ogden for a visit with Mrs
motion pictures 4rlll be shown
! Mally and Miss O'Brian
Mulheur Angling
Rules Unchanged
At its January 28 meeting, the
Oregon state game commission ad­
opted final angling regulations for
1950
The greatest change from the
tentative angling regulations, which
were announced two weeks ago, was
the changing o f the opening date in
zone 3 and in the southern half of
zone 2 to May 1.
The only change in zone 8, which
includes Malheur county, was the
setting of the open season on Bridge
and Mud creeks to the period June
1 to September 30. inclusive.
Complete compilation of the ang­
ling regulations will be published in
the February issue of the Oregon
state game commission bulletin.
The Oregon angler's guide, which Is
the official synopsis of regulations,
should be ready for distribution by
the middle o f March, officials said.
Take* Game Position—
Kenneth Cochrun. son o f Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Cochrun of Nyssa. has
taken a position as supervisor of
the state game department In tl.e
Klamath Falla district.
He was
graduated from Oregon State col­
lege In December.
Called To California—
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster left
Wednesday for Parris, California,
where they were called because of
the illness of Mrs. Shuster's moth­
er, Mrs. Maude Boggs. Mrs. Boggs
is staying at the home of another
daughter. Mrs. H. H. Ward.
Here From Madra
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gannon and
family of Madras are visiting at the
home of Mr. Oannon's mother, Mrs.
Luther" Fife.
Red Cross Chairmen Meet—
Mrs. William Schireman attended
a meeting of the County Red Cross
chapter chairmen at the home of
Mrs. Fred Olmstead o f Ontario.
Meeting with the group was Miss
Florence Little o f the Oeneral Red
cross office in San Francisco