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About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1950)
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THOBSDAY. JOLY 13. ISSO PACE r o o » | Thursday morning at the Qood Colorado visited Saturday at the recently Installed a new meat count er, which will enable them to handle Fred Hinkel home. Samaritan hospital In Nampa. Sharon Hawk and Mr. and Mrs. fresh meat as well as vegetables. Mr and Mrs L D Climer and Dick Strawn spent the Fourth of twin daughters of Boise visited Mr Pat Hohstadt went on an outing Several members of the Do-More July holidays at Payette lakes. 4-H club attended the county 4-H and Mrs L. G Hawley Sunday. up at the Owyhee dam Sunday. Mary Lou Grasmlcx is visiting at Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Schriner and They took a boat and went up the picnic in Payette Saturday. Antioch. California with Donna W il Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hohstadt and family of Denver visited at Fred reservoir 118 miles. cox and at Vallejo, California with fam ily and Corynne and Geraldine Hinkel's home the past week Mrs D. W Elwood and children Mr and Mrs. Henry G raf and John " “ •1 .woou park *T ^ 7 ÌT "h her .V Fry ’ went fishing Eli R atcliff of Indian valley called went to Yellowstone with « on the U tile Weis- nie Rudolph. er river Sunday. at the Curtis Fry home Tuesday. parents. Mr and Mrs Floyd M Hig Mr and Mrs Pat Hohstadt and Mr and Mrs. Carl M cD Roe and Roy Henkel attended the cherry gins of Parma and their daughter family attended the wedding anni family and Mrs. Shaw of Ontario Mrs. Kenneth Reno. On the return versary party honoring Mr and Mrs festival at Emmett Thursday. Mrs Heber J Evans and Mr. and trip they stopped at Craters of the were visitors Wednesday evening at Bradford Fine Friday evening. the Jim McD Roe home. Mrs Ed Price of Parma accompanied Moon and the Shoshone ice caves. Mr and Mrs. Gail Hohstadt and Fourth o f July picnic guests at the Grant Evans to Blackfoot. They Mr and Mrs. John Johnson and family of Ontario, John Hohstadt, plan to visit their brother, Albert Jean Ann of Boise spent the Fourth Cecil Evans home were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fields of Parma, and Mr and Thomas Evans, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Price, while there and Orant Evans with the H. W. Orcutt family. Mrs. Pat Hohstadt fished at O wy Thomas Evans, Jr., and fam ily and will attend the wedding of a friend Vera Hohstadt, Betty Seuell and hee reservoir Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold White of Nyssa, in the Idaho Falls temple. Madge Thomson attended a meeting Mr and Mrs. D. W El wood's son, Mr and Mrs Richard Jenkins are Thursday at the office of Miss Ab Mr and Mrs. Allen Ballard of Par Delbert, had his tonsils removed the parents of a son, Wesley Delbert, bott, county home demonstration ma, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tlsh and Mrs. Robert Mills and children of Green- born June 24 Mr and Mrs. F. C. agent. Fry are grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Durrington leaf and Arlon Schubert o f Fruit- Jimmy Orcutt was an overnight and Carole and Jimmy are visiting land. Mrs. Fry and Franky made a bus guest In the Dale Cary home Wed in Canada near Edmonton, Alberta. iness trip to Payette Thursday. nesday. They live there before coming to J H. Preston of Twin Falls spent Idaho. the past week visiting at the Harry Mrs. S. C. Anderson and daughter, Fred I a *vi Ships Wood and Frank Preston homes. Jackie, of Sacramento are visiting Mrs Roy Lobb and Roy, Jr., were at the home of Mr. Anderson's par Feeder Faith at Eureka, California this past week, ents, Mr. and Mrs. W R. Anderson, called there because of the death and at the Frank Nedbalek home, C O LU M BIA AVE., July 13— A fam of Mrs. Lobb's mother. where Mr. Anderson Is building a ily picnic was enjoyed on the even The H. E. Sager home was the new house They will return to their ing of the Fourth of July on the scene of a church party Friday even home at Sacramento In the near lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing The group piayed baseball and future. Dick Groot. later In the evening refreshments Mr. and Mrs. W A Anderson of Fred Levi, who has been feeding were served to 32 guests Bills Service at the Junction have cattle at the Pete Tensen farm, Mr and Mrs. L. G. Hawley and Dick went on the Ouernsey breeders tour June 28. They enjoyed a pot- luck lunch at the Charles Prltzel home at the noon hour. Linda. Mary and Bruce Ross of Nampa, grandchildren of Mr. and Mi I in Evans, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Evans the past two weeks. June Keller of Payette and Lyna \ B y Bingham Lankford of Nyssa spent Friday j night with Delora Mae Sager. F. A Johnson and Mr and Mrs. Leon Burt and Rodney visited Mr and Mrs. Freeman Beasley and-sons j neear Spokane over the Fourth. Mr and Mrs. Fry received word from their son, Roger Jenkins, that he may be sent to Korea in the near j future. Roger is stationed at Pearl I Harbor with the navy. Mrs. Clara Lindsay of Portland | “ Pain t-S h ield” is the original liq u id jn a sk in g tape— just has been visiting her brother, Roy Brush it on glass— paini o ver it -and then — peel it o ff Lobb and family the past week. Mrs. Harry Wood and Mrs. Frank like T a p e l Preston went to Boise Saturday to bring Mr. Wood home. He has been I But that’s not all! “ Pain t-S h ield” leaves a lasting, ill St. Alphonsus hospital for 10 protective film where glass and sash m eet— keeps paint days. Mrs. L. O. Hawley worked at the | from chipping! Nyssa First Ward L. D. S. church Friday. The members are giving the I So take it from me, it’s great! Come in and see fo r church a general cleaning. you rself how “ Paint-Shield” takes the "pain" out of PHO Nl l l ? Helen Lobb has been visiting at w indow painting the home of her sister, Mrs. Jake — Ä y Schafer in Caldwell for several days. Mr and Mrs. H. W. Orcutt and Yours sincerely, family and R. E. Orcutt spent Sun day fishing on Mann's creek. Mr and Mrs. Jim Cary and grand children of Oregon slope visited JO H N O STRO M . O w ner Phone 384 Sunday afternoon In the F D. Cary home. Conrad Fritiler o f Fort Collins, ; He Is able to get around some now (J. Hawley Hurt but the injury Is still quite painful. In Tractor .Mishap Dick Hawley. Jack Parker and NU-ACRE8, July 13—Mr and Mrs. Prank Preston and family, J. H. Preston and Horace Wood spent the Fourth at Lost lake. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Anderson and small son. Michael, are guests In the W R. Anderson home. Mr and Mrs. George OrasmicK and Dick, Mr. and Mrs Prank Ned- balek and Donna and Mr and Mrs S. C. Anderson and Jackie picnicked above Black Canyon dam the Fourth. One of L O. Hawley's legs was painfully Injured In the power take off of his tractor Friday morning. shipped several truck loads last were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot. Mr Ellering of Ohio, who has been week. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot made a vacationing on the west coast and business trip to Vale Monday after Yellowstone park, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. Gerrit Stam noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Twisk were whom he met 18 years ago on a steamer when they were both on a Ontario visitors Sunday. ----------- Rikus Van Twisk of Ontario vis- pleasure trip to Holland. ited at Mr. and Mrs. Jake V a n ------------------------ Twisk last week Here From Minnesota— Mrs. C. M. Tensen and Carolyn | Mr. and Mrs. Warner Westerham called on Mrs. T. M. Beranek of of Cloquet, Minnesota have been visiting the past two weeks at the Nyssa recently. 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