Nyssa gate city journal., July 06, 1950, Image 1

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VOLUME XXXXV NO. 26
JOURNAL
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1950
Continues
State Is Asking Search
For Ira N. Garner,
Drowned In River
Bids On Ontario
Search for the body of Ira N.
And Nyssa Road darner
of Parma, who was drowned
Four Adults, Two
Children Hurt In
Automobile Crash
Chamber Favors
Change In Laws
An automobile owned by Clifford
On 6 Per Cent
Fox of Nyssa was destroyed and oc­
in the north fork of the Payette
cupants of the machine were bruised
river Tuesday while rescuing his son
"Mien it was struck by an automo­ Special Vole on $87,500
from the swirling waters, was con­
bile driven by John Kotamenin of Discusseti; Beer Lic­
tinuing Wednesday evening.
Astoria Saturday morning about 35
Sheriff Joe Mossman of Valley
miles west of Burns.
county used a diving suit Wednes­
ense Is Favored
in an unsuccessful search of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pox
and
their
Three proposed Malhfur county day
Che bottom of the “big eddy" north
daughter. Phyllis, and Mr. and Mrs. At the regular weekly luncheon
projects will be included In 32 pro­ of Banks.
Murle Marcum and small daughter. of the Nyssa chamber of commerce
Oarner, reported to have form»rlv
jects on which the Oregon state lived
Joan,
of Nyssa were riding in the Wednesday noon, the members vot­
in
the
Ny&sa-Adrian
section,
highway commission will ask for disappeared into the water after
Fox car. They were bruised, but ed In favor of a study designed to
bids July 10 and 11.
were otherwise unhurt. The two develop a revision In the state hw,
pulling his son to the bank of the
women were taken to the hospital which prohibits members of tax-
The most important project to this river.
for observation, but Mrs. Marcum levying bodies from Increasing their
community will be the Ontario- Oarner was employed in Caldwell
was released soon afterwards and annual budgets by more than six
Nyssa highway program. Ih e high­ by the B and M Equipment comp­
Mrs. Fox was released late In the af­ per cent.
way commission announced July 3 any, which also operates a plant
ternoon.
Because of the greatly Increased
that the section between Ontario in Nyssa.
The two couples were traveling be­ costs during the last few years, tax
and Nyssa, a distance of 11.46 miles, The accident was reported to have
hind the Marcum automobile, oc­ levying bodies have generally been
is to be widened and strengthened occurred when Oarner and his wife
cupied by the Marcum and Fox boys, required to call upon taxpayers for
to provide a 22-foot wide asphaltic and five children were picnicking
when the accident occurred. The permission to exceed the six per
concrete pavement and four-foot along the river. While the child­
Nyssa residents quoted Kotamenin cent limitation. These requests, com­
shoulders.
ren were swimming, one of the boys
as saying he went to sleep while ing in the form of elections, fur­
On the Tudor ranch-McDermitt suddently,went under the water and
traveling toward Burns. As he ap­ ther increase the costs of political
section of the ION highway, 22.87 Garner went to the rescue. The
proached, his machine struck the sub-divisions, speakers said.
miles of re-oiling work is planned to father passed the boy to a man on
shoulder
of the highway, swerved Passage of the recommendation
strengthen sections which have the shore and then disappeared in
against
the Fox car and stopped. grew out of a general discussion
shown signs of surface failure due the water.
Mrs. Fox said Kotamenln’s car bare­ prompted by a request for represent­
to the combination of severe weath­ Besides his wife and children,
ly missed the Marcum auto. The atives of the chamber of commerce
er and heavy hauling.
Oarner
is
survived
by
his
parents,
These
people
all
chose
June
21
as
officiating
clergyman,
they
had
all
were
married
June
21,
1922
at
Cor­
Fox automobile rolled over twice, to attend a meeting with the county
A 24 by 26 foot frame dwelling
and Mrs. True Garner of Em­ their wedding day. When Doris the more reason to set June 21 as vallis, and Rev. and Mrs. Gernhardt throwing
Joan and Mrs. Fox to the court and representatives of the
is also planned for construction at Mr
mett.
“the"
day.
The
young
couple
were
June
Beers
of
Nyssa
and
Merrll
were
married
June
21,
1909
at
Bed­
ground, before it came to a stop on Vale and Ontario chambers of com­
the Blue Mountain patrol station
Firestone
of
Corvallis
decided
to
set
ford,
Indiana.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gern­
married
by
Mr.
Gernhardt
In
Nyssa
its wheels. None of the four oc­ merce Wednesday afternoon.
on the ION highway to provide
their wedding day, they chose June last month, the bride's parents, Mr. hardt are standing on thr extreme cupants
of the Kotamenin car were Bernard Frost and J. L. Herriman,
shelter for highway commission
and
Mrs.
David
Beers
of
Nyssa
were
21,
1950
because
both
of
their
parents
left,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Beers
to
the
right
injured.
the Nyssa men who attended the
maintenance employes stationed
married
June
21,
1924
at
Worthing­
had
been
married
on
June
21.
When
of
the
bride
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fire­
Marcum family continued on Vale meeting, said the concensus of
there.
they talked to Rev. H. J. Oernhardt ton, Minnesota; the groom’s par­ stone to the left of their son. (Evans to The
the coast on the vacation trip. the gathering was that an effort
of La Grande, who was to be the ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Firestone, studio)
should be made to secure a large
Helmer Ostrom of Nyssa was bad­
Club To Complete
vote on the ballot proposals that
ly
bruised
when
he
narrowly
escap­
wilt be presented to electors in a
Nyssa Rodeo Plans ed drowning in the swift waters of Yeggs Take Money
Canadian Honker
special election to be held Friday,
the
swollen
Payette
river
near
the
July 14.
Of Implement Co.
Causes Fireworks
Members of the Owyhee Riding outlet of Payette lake Monday af­
In the special election, voters will
club will meet at the home of Grant ternoon.
caned upon to pass on two pro­
Assessor John Koopman be
Rinehart Friday night to complete He was rescued by an unidentified Burglars, who pried open the door Upon the recbmmendatlon of the A Canadian honker created a lot told County
bearing upon the six per cent
members of the Nyssa Lions posals
plans for the Nyssa rodeo, to be con­ swimmer and Bud Wolfe and Don of a safe in the Owyhee Truck and
of fireworks on the Fourth of Julv club at
limitation. The first shall be:
a Lions luncheon in Carl's "Shall
ducted by the organization July 20. Ooodman of McCall after he had Implement company building at Idaho and eastern Oregon potato near Nyssa, but he did not live to Doll House
the county court of Malheur
last week that his
21 and 22.
sucked under the surface of Fourth and Main streets Saturday committee, the secretary of agri­ see them.
county,
Oregon, levy a tax for the
organization
is
now
in
the
process
Harley Tucker of Wallowa will been
water twice by the undertow. night, escaped from the building culture has issued an order that The goose flew against an 11,000 of conducting a re-assessment of fiscal year
1950-51 sufficient to pro­
furnish stock for the rodeo, the only the
he was reached bjr the swim­ with $55, according to a report is­ places in effect minimum require­ volt power line over the Wileott property in the county.
duce
the
sum
of $67,500" in excess of
RCA-approved show in the county. After
Ostrom was pulled to shore sued by city and state police.
the
six
per
cent
limitation, and the
island
northeast
of
Nyssa
Tuesday
Mr
Koopman
said
“We
have
quite
ments
for
the
shipment
of
potatoes.
Lila Mae Holmes will reign as mer,
with the aid of a rope.
(Continued
on Page 8)
at
5
a.
m.
When
the
weight
of
the
a
problem
in
the
county
because
It
The
recommendations
of
the
com­
The
money
was
taken
from
u
Hid­
queen of the rodeo.
Ostrom had started across the ing place in the building and papers mittee. accepted by the secretary of bird forced the wires together, they is so big. We have about 14,000
lake to Shore lodge Just before the from the safe were scattered about sericulture as of July I, Include the created an arc and burned down, assessments”.
accident occurred. The compara­
putting farmers living in thr vicinity The assessor had been using forms
following suggestions:
place. In prying open the safe "(a).
tively new outboard motor stopped the
of service for two and one-half that were 50 years old, but the
is recommended that dur­ out
the burglars used tools that ing the It period
and while Ostrom was attempting door,
county spent between $7000 and
July 1, 1950 hours.
they picked up in the implement and ending May beginning
to start it, the boat, owned by his company
$3000 for new machines that have
31, 1951, no handler
repair shop.
father, John Ostrom, drifted into The thieves
so reduced the time involved that Thomas Jayo of Nyssa. retired
permitted to ship from this area Experts To Attend
gained entrance to be
the rapid current. The boat was the building through
Nyssa American Legion juniors carried
one of the men employed In the sheepman, died in P*e Holy Rasar.-
potatoes
of
the
russet
Burbank
and
a
rear
window.
Into
the
river
and
over
the
defeated Adrian Friday night on the dam, located a short distance from
office
ia now doing assessment work hospital In Ontario Friday morning
long
white
varieties
which
are
of
Field
Day
Program
local field by a score of 3 to 2 to the lake outlet.
in the field.
sizes
smaller
than
two
inches
In
the result of a heart attack.
take second place in the district.
Deciding to start the re-assess­ as Mr.
Regatta
Program
diameter
or
four
ounces
in
weight,
who had lived in Nyssa
Ritchie
Cowan,
agronomist,
and
After
tumbling
Into
the
boiling
Duncan pitched five Innings of water at the foot of the falls. Ost­
ment in the rural areas, the assessor for the Jayo,
and
that
no
handler
ship
potatoes
past
years, was born
Rex
Warren,
extension
crops
spec­
IS
Arranged
For
shut-out ball for Nyssa and Marcum rom was buffeted about for some­
the work in the Welser area March 7,1068 in six Arbaoegui,
Viscaya,
of any variety that do not meet the ialist of Oregon State college, will started
allowed only one hit in the other two time before he gained footing near
is working south by school dis­ Spain and came to this country
of a U. 8. No. 2 grade attend the crops field day program and
Sunday, July 16 requirements
innings. The visitors scored one a large boulder. Although the cur­
The assessors have covered 1902, when he settled near Boise. In
better as such grades and sizes at the Malheur experimental area tricts.
run off that hit and scored another rent swept around both sides of the The program for the Nyssa re­ or
six or seven school districts and are Survivors are a son, Frank Jayo
are defined in the U. 8. Standards July 13.
in the second frame.
working in the Nyssa district. of the Desert Sheen company; a
for Potatoes.
Cowan will be prepared to explain now
the rescue was effected by the gatta to be held Sunday, July 16 “(b).
Nyssa scored two runs in the first rock,
"In
addition we have to keep up daughter, Remedlos Jayo of Reus,
It
Is
recommended
further
and
discuss
all
work
dealing
with
was
arranged
by
the
program
com­
three men who went to Ostrom's
and one in the fourth Inning.
on
new
buildings". Koopman said. Spain, and three grandchildren.
that
for
the
period
beginning
July
grasses
and
legumes.
He
will
be
mittee
of
the
Nyssa
Boat
club
at
a
The Nyssa lineup was as follows: rescue.
"We
get
a list of building permits The rosary was recited in Boise
1,
1950
and
ending
November
1,
1950
stationed
at
those
plots
all
day.
Wednesday
night
meeting.
Wolfe and Junior Zimmerman of
Lovejoy, c; Duncan and Marcum, p; McCall,
from
each
town. In addition, once
8 p. m. Wednesday and the
t£at
no
handler
shall
ship
potatoes
Warren
will
be
available
to
ans­
The
program
will
include
surf­
grappling hooks, re-
Mitchell, lb; Savage, 2b; Wilson, trived the using
each year we make a survey block at
funeral was held in St. John's cath­
of
the
russet
Burbank
or
round
red
wer
questions
on
a
statewide
basis
board
riding
and
water
ski
riding.
motor
from
the
river
from
ss; N. Snider, 3b; Skeen, If; Keveren, a rubber raft tied to the dam by Part of the races, to be run in varieties which are more than "mod­ as well as give general information by block. We make appraisals on edral
this morning at 10 o'clock. In­
the 1940 level, which represents a- terment
cf, and Talbot, rf.
was in St. John’s cemetery.
erately skinned", as such term 13 on local conditions.
ropes. The badly battered boat was two heats, will be staged as follows: defined
Vale won the title and will rep­ found
bout
40
per
cent
of
present
day
the U. 8. standards for Hours will be from 9 a. m. until prices and only 60 per cent of the
B, runabout, 30 cubic inch; C. ser­ potatoes, in which
later far downstream.
resent the district in competition in
that not more dark. Visitors may call at the 40 per cent goes on the tax roll. So, Activity Program
vice, 22 horsepower; E, runabout, 33 than 10'!« of the means
the higher levels. However, the
potatoes in any lot station any time during the day or on
H. P.; 50 H P. runabout and F. have more than one-naif
a $10.000 house, only about $2,400
team will also include players from Material Arrives
of the skin evening to view the crops.
At ('«amp Includes
runabout 4-60
goes on the rolls. We are apprais­
other towns In the district. La
missing
or
feathered,
provided
that
Two
other
races
will
be
one
for
ing
new
dwellings
by
grafts,
or
fact­
Orande is leading the league in its
For
Phone
Project
Services, Softhall
200
cwt.
of
Russet
Burbank
or
round
inboard boats with over 100 H. P red potatoes of each producer there­ Golden Rule Team
ory books."
territory, so will probably be Vale's
motors
and
one
for
boats
with
under
opponent in a two-out-of-three Fifteen tons of outside plant ma­ 100 H. P. motors.
Mr. Koopman also explained the. •A colored softball team organized
may be handled without regard
Leads
In League reason
for using the 1940 level In at the Nyssa labor camp under the
play-off. The winner of the Vale- terial for the extension project to The sweepstakes race will be for of
to
the
aforesaid
requirement
if
the
^
_____
La Orande series will play the win­ be undertaken by the Malheur Home outboards with less than 50 H. P. handler of such potatoes reports The Oolden Rule team of the city the aasessment work.
of M. P. Chestnut will
ner of the Hood River-The Dalles Telephone company between Nyssa
“The way to assess personal prop­ management
prior
to
shipment
the
name
and
play
Tobler's
Feed and Fuel Friday
Knothole
league
defeated
Sid
Flan­
erty
Is
to
go
Inventory
it.
but
we
area for the right to enter the state and Adrian arrived here Wednesday.
address
of
each
producer
of
the
ex-
night
at
7
o'clock
on the school field.
agan's
Panthers
of
Sunset
valley
4
can't
get
all
of
the
personal
prop­
tournament.
As a result, work is expected to be $70 Received On
(Continurd
on
Page
7)
The
camp
organization
Is also
to
3
last
week
and
nosed
out
Herri-
erty
in
time
for
the
roll.
It
would
started on the project soon. Some
forming a Mexican men's softball
man’s
team
5
to
4
to
lead
the
league.
cost
$7000
or
$8000
a
year
to
get
the
Grange
Dinners
preliminary
work
has
alreeady
been
and a Mexican girls team and
Ny ssa Wins Vale
In local play, Herriman's team personal property, but I can't get team
Father Of Lynn
done.
possibly will form a colored girls
is
leading
with
three
wins
and
two
the
money
in
my
budget.
The
Home
Economics
club
of
the
H.
P.
Stommel
of
Boise,
president
Fourth Of July
Lawrence Passes losses.
"We have picked up from $500,000 team.
the concern, said in Nyssa in May Oregon Trail Orange reported at
The colored men's team Is avail­
Thumper league is composed to $600,000 in our re-assessment of able
Baseball Tourney of that
the project, costing approxi­ the regular meeting of the Orange Mark Lawrence of Nampa, for­ of The
for games.
teams representing the Eagles farm land so far”.
mately 870,000, will Involve extend­ last week that the women netted mer Nyssa resident died Saturday lodge,
Oordon Capps of KSRV will take
firemen and Bracken's store.
The Nyssa town team defeated ing service to an additional estimat­ more than $70 on meals served at evening, July 1 at the veteran’s hos­ The firemen
recordings at the camp in the near
are leading with three Visit In South Dakota—
Vale 17 to 9 on the Vale diamond ed 407 families, making a total of the Oregon State Orange convention pital in Boise, after a lingering ill­ wins and no losses.
future for a radio program. Oper­
The Eagles have Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Herrman, and ators
Tuesday to win the Fourth of July 535 telephones in the Nyssa-Adrlan held in Ontario last month.
of the camp said "We have a
Mr Lawrence, who was 73 one win and two losses and Brack­ Ellen Ann and Ruth, left last week fine colored
Insurance Agent Etner Bush gave ness.
baseball tournament sponsored by section.
quartet available for
of age, moved to Nampa from en’s have no wins and two losses, for a visit at Phillip, South Dakota. public engagements".
Vale. The Vale sluggers defeated The material, Mr. Stommel said, a report on attending the state years
Persons inter­
Nyssa In 1946 Funeral services were according to Miss Clarice Nothels,
Frultland Monday in the first game will include 1100 poles, and 230 miles Orange meeting and the financial held
ested may phone the labor camp.
Nampa 4th ward L. D. 8. who Is In charge of the boys.
Here
From
Riggins—
of open wire in addition to the main statement of the state organization. church in Wednesday
of the tourney.
The colored folks hold church
afternoon with Coach Howard Lovejoy. who Is in Miss Betty Altkins of Riggins, services
Floyd Hale of Nyssa, batting over cabla feeder plant, which will ex­ Frank Sherwood gave a report on Interment in Logan, where
Sunday evening at 8
Mr. Law­ charge of the playground program, Idaho is a visitor at the home of o’clock. each
600 for the season, registered four tend from Nyssa to Adrian, a dis­ the important resolutions that were rence
The public Is Invited to
had resided prior to moving took 92 children swimming at On­ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson.
passed at the state convention.
hits in six times at bat. to greatly tance of 12 1/4 miles.
attend.
to Nyssa Mr. Lawrence Is survived tario last Friday and took 87 the
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Chenault be­ by
augment the Nyssa hitttlng. which
his widow. Sylvia, and one son, week before.
On Business Trip—
came new members of the Orange. Lynn
was largely responsible for the Nyssa Sewtag Dates Announced—
Lawrence of Nyssa.
Wilton Jackson and Gilbert Raff City Police G«ar
Mrs. Elwood Flinders, sewing sup­
victory.
Returns From California—
of
the Ideal Oas and Appliance went
Vale used two pitchers, Hicky of ervisor for the Malheur Memorial Attends Convention—
Damaged In Granii
Warm Lake—
Mrs Oeorge N. Bear returned to 8alt Lake City on business last
Ontario and Barnes, with Sheffield hospital auxiliary has announced Dr. R. A. Kellogg returned home To The
D. S Beehive and Junior home Friday night from a visit at Thursday. '
doing the catching. O. Steinke was the following women's groups that last Thursday evening from Jackson, Oirls of L. the
Nyssa stake left Sun­ San Diego with her sister. Mrs. Cora
The city police car, which was to
the arinning pitcher. He was re­ will sew next week in the home Wyoming, where he attended an In­ day for a week's
outing at Warm E Peck.
have soon been replaced with a new
Weiner Roast Held—
lieved in the seventh inning by economics room at the high school: ternational natureopathic convent­ Springs. About 30 girls
of the Nyssa
Approximately 300 members of the machine, was badly damaged in an
Cleaver. Henry Moore of Adrian Monday. July 10, the adventist and ion. The Idaho 8tate Natureo­ 1st and 2nd wards attended.
They Return From Nebraska—
Nyssa L. D. 8 second ward attended accident last Friday night.
Dorcas society; Tuesday. July 11, St. pathic association held Its annual were accompanied by Mrs. Parley
caught for Nyssa.
and Mrs. E D. Michaelson a weiner roast sponsored by the The accident occurred when the
Nyssa's next game will be played Anne's Altar society: Wednesday, business meeting at the convention. Feik, Mrs. Dean Fife and Mrs. Earn­ and Mr. Patty
returned Sunday from a Mutual associations in the city park police car driven by Oeorge Elchner
July 12, Eastern Star; Thursday, Dr. Kellogg was re-elected president est Bunn.
at New Plymouth Sunday.
and a truck operated by Sid Walker
two-weeks trip to Nebraska. They Wednesday evening.
July 13. Legion auxiliary and Fri­ of the Idaho association. Mrs. Kel­
collided on north Third street No
visited relatives at O'Neill, Nebraska. I
day. July 14, the women’s council of logg and Mrs. Albert Joseph and Returns From School—
To McCall—
one was r^iorted to nave been hurt
Here From American Fork—
and Miss Minerva League of Mrs. Ken Renstrom returned
Among those spending the Fourth the Christian church. The groups Emory
Club Picnic—
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Howe and in the mishap. Damage to the police
of July holidays at Payette lakes will begin sewing at 8:30 and will Woodward. Oklahoma toured the home Saturday night from Spring- Garden
The annual picnic for the mem­ five children spent the week visit car was estimated at $225.
Yellowstone and Orand Teton field, Missouri after finishing a bers
and McCall were Mr and Mrs Oene j sew until noon.
and their families of the A. N. Ing relatives here They were guests The city council last month or­
National parks while Dr Kellogg month of studies at Springfield
Stunx. Mr. and Mrs Emil Stunt, Picnic In Boise—
K. garden club will be held at the in the home of Mrs. Mary E Bybee, dered purchase of a new Ford police
Mr and Mrs Orant Jones and Cal- Mr and Mrs. Harry Miner. Mr attended the convention.
car. The new machine, one of a
Nyssa
park Sunday, July 9 at 6 p. mother of Mrs. Howe
college.
ene, Betty Fife. Mr and Mrs Dave and Mrs Lyle Miner. Mrs. Mamie May Mare To Colorado—
type made especially for police work,
m.
Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Joe Olsen, Baker and daughters. Mr and Mrs. Ed Frost left Wednesday night Visit In Boise—
is expected to arrive here by the end
Go To Utah—
of Eugene. Mr and Mrs. A. H. Boy- Joe Counail, Mr and Mrs. Chester for Sallda. Colorado to Investigate Mr and Mrs. Jesse Rigney and Here From Utah—
Sherman P Bybee and family left of this month.
dell and Mrs Brttelmary Beckham
Doris visited in Boise over the Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Berrett of Saturday for Utah to spend the
and children^ Mr. and Mrs Orant Counail of New Plymouth, and Mrs the possibility of buying an office Fourth
at the J. D. Rigney home Utah are visiting at the Earl Bing­ Fourth of July holidays Nannette Hon Born—
Counail. spent the Fourth in 1 and school supply business. Mr
Lewis, Mr and Mrs Herb Fisher. Elton
Bybee was a guest of Colleen Bybee Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brady have re­
ham home.
Boise, where they picnicked at the Frost, who came here In 1938. has
Mr and Mr« Warren Fanner. Mr park,
ceived word of the birth of a son
on the trip.
and visited Elton Counail at been assistant superintendent in the Attend Convention—
and Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb and fam­ the veterans
to Mr and Mrs. E. J. Brady of Em­
Nyssa factory of the Amalgamated Rev. Don Maxfield has returned On Mr Vacation—
hospital.
ily. Mr and Mrs Dale Oarrieon and
mett. The baby has been named
and Mrs Arvel Child and Here From Utah—
Sugar company for the last five, from Turner. Oregon, where he at­ family are
Joanne. M im Loretta Russell. Mrs VMt la Nyaaa—
spending the week vaca­ Mrs Boyd Cole and children are Charles Irwin.
tended the state convention of the
Oordan Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Vlsitihg at the Walter Fox home years.
tioning at Warm lakes.
visiting Mrs Cole's parents, Mr. and
¡Church of Christ.
Here From San Francisco—
Mrs. J. L. Church.
Monday were Mrs N. E Harold and Returns To Texas—
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ryan
Here From Vancouver—
sons of Eugene. Oregon. Mrs Dee H B Barnes, who has been visit­ Former Residents VM t—
VMta Relative«—
and sons. Michael and Robert of
From Idaho—
Martin of Gooding. Idaho and Mr. ing for several months at the home Mi and Mrs. Dwayne Anderson, Mrs. Fred Plory of Vancouver, Here
Mr and Mrs A. W Tanner of and
arrived last week for Mrs Edith Campbell of Buhl. San Franclnco, are vialtlng Mrs.
R 8. Wilks of Eugene Mr of his brother. Roy Barnes, left formerly of Nyssa, visited friends Washington
Beattie arrived here Sunday after­ and Mrs
a visit with her parents. Mr and Idaho has been visiting at the Bob Ryans parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
will remain for a Monday for his home in Dallas, and relatives last week Anderson Mrs.
noon and are gueqts at the home of visit at Mrs. the Willis
Campbell.
Burns home.
LeRoy Herman.
operates a theatre in Portland.
Texas
Fox home.
1rs T M. Corey.
his mother, Mrs
Traveled Section Will Be
Widened To 22
Feet
Helmer Ostrom
Almost Drowns
Potato Shipping
Rules Adopted
Nyssa Ends Play
In Second Place
Assessor Tells
Of Tax Problem
Thomas Jayo Of
Nyssa Succumbs