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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950
where they will have their final ex- M r Henry Reuter and family, a t- went on a fishing trip to Ben Ross Larason left Sunday morning for Wilson; fitting and showmanship of Nyssa. Deane Hunter and Fred
am illations.
tended a picnic at the Duevain reservoir Friday.
Ogden, Utah to visit friends and contest, senior members, Ronald Mitchell of Nyssa; mature animals
Those attending a pinochle party Hatch home In Star. Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs E. C Johnson and relatives over Memorial day.
Thompson. Ronald Peterson and over two. Deane Hunter of Nyssa.
at
the
(lien
Brown
notne
Friday
Mr
and
Mrs
C
C
Henderson,
ac-
Wanda
and
Jim
m
y
and
Joy
Cullen
Ontario
visitors
Thursday
after-
Mary Miller of Vale, and best 4-H Delbert Peterson of Nyssa and
ADRIAN, June I The teachers and
o
n*
1‘u,,,bert
Deirking,
Mi
comparued
by
their
daughter.
Mrs
spent
Friday
afternoon
visiting
at
noon
were
Mr
and
Mrs.
Pete
Ten-
exhibit. Ronald Peterson, Ronald Oeorge Marostica of Adrian, and
their families who left Adrian fur
Bill
Ashcraft
and
Mrs.
Herb Elvin Horde and family journeyed Vafe
, .,en and Mrs. John Broad.
Thompson and Vernon Miller of best F. F A. exhibit. Deane Hunter.
the summer are Mr. and Mrs Earl
The judges were George B. Caine,
1» Orand Junction. Colorado, where ; __
. „ „,„K
CaUers at the George Sm it home Vale.
Sarrl and Kathy, tn Hamilton. Mon
Callers in the Alvan McGinnis they will visit relatives
I TT>e mernbers of the 4-H club jn fju-Acres
Sunday afternoon
Future Farmers of America— head of the dairy department of
tana, Mr and Mrs. Fred Warren home Sunday were Mr Anna Pink- Mr
Utah
State college, the open classes,
Cloa McKer. Molly Con-
| took part in the Rural Life Sunday were Mr and Mrs Dlck oroot.
Heifer under one year. Them Smith
to Los Angeles, and Miss Elinor ton of Caldwell Mr. and M r. G ar- noiufhy, and Lenaune Gaston left program at the Brethren church
and Erling Johanssen of Emmett,
of
Vale,
first
and
second;
heifer
over
Edwards to Seattle
rett Bowen and ffo|>e of Meridian Friday morning for La Cros.se. Wash-
one year and under two. Carl Bair junior division.
Joan Wrbli of Bend, Oregon, a and Olldie Watson of Seattte
K m ir il Num ber O f
1 iiigton to attend the graduation of in Fruitland Sunday
Leon Burt, who lived in Nu-Acrea;
former Adrian resident, in upending
Jim AlteOui’y of OnLurlo railed on Mr1 Bob Starten, the former Doris
Jcrsevs Exhibited
her vaeatlon with Selma Stain
Mr. and Mi Glen Brown Monday McKee
until he recently moved to the Newj
Pat Linville and Junior Stephens
Mr and Mrs. Howard Hatch and
Glen Brown was in Nyssa on bus Plymouth section had an accident
iC o n U n arT fr«^ Page D
have enlisted in the navy. They Barbara. Mr and Mrs. George iness Monday.
left Saturday for Balt Take City, Llndeburg and family and Mr and
Mr Brown of Portland Is visiting while working on his house Friday 194g t0 November 1, 1948, Fred Bur-
her daughter. Mrs. Francis Deffer morning and Is now on crutches. gess, first and second, and Beau-
Mrs. M. C. Seuell and Mrs. Merle mont and Toombs; heifer, November
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Boh Brown and "Hiomson attended a meeting of i. 1948 to May 1. 1949, Hope and
Highway 20 In Building Formerly
I.ynette and Mr and Mrs. Glen the Malheur Memorial Hospital as- Charles Grider, Beaumont and j
Brown spent Sunday In Boise with sociation at Nyssa onday afternoon.; Toombs and Hope and Charles Orid- |
Occupied By Oregon Radiator Works
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Korman. Mrs. The new manager, Jolin O'Toole, er; heifer dropped after May 1, 1949,
Bob Brown and Lynette remained was present and i-avc an interest- Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Miller of Vale
Ing talk about the needs, and the and Fred Burgess, second and third;
there until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Smith attend plans he has for the hoepital. The reserve champion bull. Beaumont
ed the Nyssa-Emmetl ballgame in auxiliary members and the clubs and Toombs; senior champion fe-
they represent plan to start sew- male. Howard Bair; junior champ
Emmett Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Eastman of ing for the hospital as soon as the ™ female. Fred Burgess; reserve
j champion female. Beaumont and
Caldwell. Bob Brown and Mr. and materiols arrive.
Lois Makinson and Meda Christ- Toombs; best fitted animal at the
Mr. Glen Brown went fishing over
insen of Fruitland were guests of show, Hope and Charles Grider;
Memorial day at the Owyhee dam.
Shirley Smith spent from Monday Deanna Evans Wednesday of last dairy herd, four females, Hope and
Charles Grider; senior get-of-slre,
until Wednesday at the Owyhee dam week
Mr and Mrs Don Damerell and
Johnson; Junior get-of-slre,
with Mr. and Mrs David Highland.
Mr. and Mrs. J D Duncan of son. Rickey of Spokane and Mrs Lewls Johnson, produce of dam
Lewis
Johnson;
breeder’s calf herd,
Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho visited S a t Tom P laster and son. Jimmy, of
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walla Walla visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess, and breeder's young
Pounds
Mrs. Duncan is Mr. Douglas Bateman from Sunday herd, Fred Burgess.
Four-H division, first, second and
Pounds' sister.
until Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
Betty Hansen spent the week-end Damerell and Mrs. Plaster are third place winners: heifer under
one year, Jay Johnson of Vale,
with Loretta Van De Water of Big nieces of Mrs. Bateman.
Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller of Lawrence Schenk of Nyssa and
Mrs A C Henderson and Mrs 1 Hermiston were callers at the Fry Vernon Miller of Vale; heifer over
one year and under two. Larry Lar-
Bill Looney and boys shopped in I j.orne Friday.
sson of Nyssa, Earl Wilson of Nyssa
Caldwell Thursday.
The . i>ast
week
'has , , been
a , busy
..
.
,
,
.
.
.
j
and
Jam es McKinley of Adrian;
Those who w<-nt fishing over the one for the .school children of thus ^
peterSo„ of Adrian and
A drian T< •a«- In *rs
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I Rosemary Johnson of V ale?‘ ntt“ing
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Mrv Oeorge I>e Haven, Mr and
Mrs. p ry visited her daughter-
Mrs Oeorge Landau. Don lie Haven |n. law
Mrs.
Richard
Jenkins
and Lorain*^ Hite■visited Sunday In Thursday afternoon and they went
Boise with Mm. Dc Haven s father. on u> Ontario.
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Mr and Mm. E. C Johason and
j Wanda and Jim m y and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Moroney and Joy spent
Sunday at Ross reservoir fishing.
Shirley Johason entertained a
group of her friends at the E. C.
Johnson home Thursday nii;ht
with a weiner roast
A crew of friends and relatives
helped P at Hahstadt run the ce
ment floor for his barn Sunday.
HU-AOIUBB, Jun e I
Mrs. Nora
Wood went to 'Boise Monday of
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Pam
Thomson. Mrs. Iainfeur went with
them from her home at Caldwell.
Mr Thomson is t a ki a ; treatment
COLUMBIA AVE.
from u Bol le doctor.
When playing last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Pete de Boer of
Dole Blanchard and Melvin Barney
found some stolen tires and car Ontario called on relatives in this
accessories, which had been hidden community Saturday evening.
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Mrs. Pete Teneen, Mrs. Jo h n I
in a waste
ditch on the Merle
Thomson farm. They reporter their I Broad and Mrs. Dick Groot called
find to the sheriff, who collected on M ,s Nlas H»U of the Owyhee
the articles.
| Sunday morning.
Mrs. Pat Hahstadt and Dennis
Dave Hawkins was in Ontario j
visited with Mrs. Eva Bales of Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Fruitland Tuesday.
Mr ami Mrs. K . C. Johnson nml daughter. Diane, returned to |
played oanautu at the Ed Meroney I Ulelr
from Boise lust week
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I Mr. and Mrs. Dick Oroot were in
home Thursday
evening
Ontario
Memorial
day.
Jesse anil Leia Fry ure the latest
Mrs. Niss Haft of the Owyhee
victims of the measles. They took
the de.seu.se tills v cek from their called on friends in tills commiuiity
Saturday afternoon.
brol tier.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Wethersixioii
{Veil Evan und Carl and Marilyn
of Nu-Acres and Mrs. Florance
Evans, and Elton and Kvle Huger
Men like to doff
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