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Malheur Memorial Hospital Opening Edition
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meNYSSA
VOLUME X X X X V
NO. 36
JOURNAL
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1950
Change Made In
Harvest Plan
For Sugar Beets
Hollis Knowles
Injured When He
Falls O ff Straw
Hollis Knowles, high school senior,
was injured Tuesday morning about
10 o'clock when he (ell from a
trailer load of baled straw near nls
home nine miles southwest of Nyssa.
At tile time of the accident Don
Smith was operating a tractor mil­
ling the load of straw and Knowles
was sitting on top of the load. As
they passed under a water flume,
Knoylas, in a fit of playfulness,
grabbed the flume and was either
pulled or fell from the straw. He
struck the ground on his head and
been removed shoulders.
One
shoulder
was
(Evans Photo) bruised and apparently his head
was injured internally.
The youth, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Knowles, was taken to a
Nyssa physician apparently not
badly injured, but in the doctor's
office he went into convulsions and
was rushed to the hospital in On­
tario in the Lienkaemper ambu­
lance.
Only Five StalionM Will
Start Receiving Beetn
Sept. 2 5
TWO SECTIONS
$700 Worth Of
Gifts Will Be
Given Parents
Prizes For First Bailies
To Be Exhibited At
Hospital Sunday
A few changes In plans for start­
An estimated $300 worth of gifts
ing the beet harvest in the Nyssa |
that wiil be given to the parent*
of the first two babies bom in the
district were announced Wednesday [
Malheur Memorial hospital will be
by Jered Lewis of Nyssa, district i
on display in the hospital the day
manager of the Amalgamated Sugar This new picture of the Malheur week during the time workmen were
of the open 1 K>use, set for Sunday.
for the open house, to be held Sun­ debris have since
company.
Memorial hospital was taken last; cleaning the grounds in preparation day, September 24. The weeds and
September 24.
Harvesting will be started Mon­
In addition to the material ijifti
day, September 25 at some stations.
to be donated by business men,
The company will limit the number
the local doctors have agreed to
of beets received at Jamieson, Over-
deliver the first baby free of charge
street, Payette, Vale and Weiser. No
and the hospital board has offer­
other stations will be opened in the
ed free hospital service to the first
Nyssa district until October 2.
baby and its mother.
After holding their opponents on
Orowers in the five districts start­
The founders service organization,
The following 60 firms have do­
ing harvest September 25 should
nated prizes for the event: Paulus
even terms for the first quarter, the the hospital members and the entire
contact their fieldmen immediately
Jewelry
store, Tobler’s Peed and
Nyssa Bulldogs fell before the Weis- community are deeply indebted to
to determine the tonnage they will
Fuel, Pounds grocery, Peterson Fur­
; er Wolverines in a Snake River Val- a great many individuals who have
be permitted to deliver between
niture company, Powel Service,
W . K . W ahlert, Mrs. Nol- ! ley league football game on the so unselfishly donated their time Republican
Senatorial
September 25 and October 2.
Hen lineman Hardware company,
,,
Nyssa field last Friday night by a
Starting October 2, all stations
and work to the Malheur Memorial
Olympic Olub and Sporting Goods
u n Speak At hirst hall ! score of 25 to 13.
Candidate
Talks
To
in the Nyssa district will be open to
store, Marshall-Wells store, Morris
The two initial touchdowns, the hospital, according to a statement
receive beets on a controlled basis.
I*. T. A. Meeting
Business Men
bakery, Nyasa Packing company.
[ first by Weiser and the second by issued Wednesday by the organiz­
Twenty-one registered Guernsey Ideal Gas and Appliance, Nyssa
As soon as temperatures permit fol­
Nyssa, were each scored on the third ation through its president, Fred W.
cows were soid for a total of $8120 Insurance agency. Evans studio,
lowing October 2, the company will
Members
of
the
Associated
Cham­
Members of the Nyssa Parent- play. With the count standing at 6 Bracken.
at a very successful sale sponsored
start piling beets and then growers Teacher association learned at their i to 0, Pounds scored the Nyssa touch-
The founders service organization bers of Commerce of Southwestern by the Payette Valley Guarnsey Nyssa Implement company, Wil­
will be permitted to deliver beets on first meeting of the fall last Thurs- down on a long run on the Bulldogs' said '‘It would take a great many
son’s Hi-way market, Nyssa Lumber
Idaho
and
Eastern
Oregon
listened
Breeders association and the Nyssa
an unrestricted basis.
day night in the new school build- third offensive play of the contest, pages to list these individuals who to Herman Welker of Payette as he chamber of commerce last Satur­ company, Hollingsworths’, I n c . ,
The Nampa factory will start slic­
Stunz
Lumber company. Nyssa
inv beets
Deers September
-sememDer as
weamer per
oer- ing about " the kind oi teachers the Again in the first quarter, the Weis- have so generously given their time, attacked the federal administration day afternoon.
ing
26, weather
Furniture company, Pruyn garage.
mfttma aTdP the N is i7 DlTnt
w 11 Parents like" and the kind of par- er quarterback sneaked over the line but we would like to express our
The
cattle
were
sold
bv
Auct­
mitting and the Nyssa plant win ents the teacbers like'” .
1 for another touchdown. The try for appreciation to the ladies hospital and appealed for an all-out attack
Owyee Beauty shop, Boise Payette
ioneers Joe Church and Bert An­ Lumber company, Ken Pond ag­
start slicing a week later. This
Speaking on behalf of the par- extra point was good, making the auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Wesley
plan provides for starting the Nyssa ents, W. K. Wahlert said "We should eore 13 to 0. Holcomb scored the Browne. Under Mrs. Browne’s lead­ against communists, and voted to derson of Ontario, assisted by ency, Pood mart, Towne’s garage,
plant six or seven days later than look at the teacher through the eyes , best. Nyssa touchdown from the ership these women have saved the authorize the selection of an exe­ Charles J. Pritzl of New Plymouth. Bernard
Ea.*tman, Nyssa Food
< hairman of the sale committee, center. Beauty nook, Signal Serv­
was originally planned.
of the child. The small child com­ three-yard mark after the play had hospital thousands of dollars. They cutive committee to work with the
and
Lance
Jensen
of
New
Plymouth,
ice, Thompson Oil company.
pares his teacher to his mother. The been set up by Wilson on a 30- have sewed hundreds of yards of president of the association when secretary.
teacher must be patient and settle yard run. Nyssa converted to tie material in gowns and other articles they gathered In the new Morocco
Taylor’s Pood market. Dessert
Lunch
was
sold
to
a
good-sized
of
necessary
clothing,
they
have
disputes and differences and deal \ the score, 13 to 13.
club in Nyssa Monday night for crowd by the Farmerettes club of Seed company, Ken Renstrom, Rob­
marked
and
arranged
all
the
linen
out punishment. The teacher is a
Weiser scored a third touchdown
ert Thompson, Nyssa Auto Parts,
Nu-Acres at noon.
salesman; she must sell herself to in the second canto by driving over and they have spent many davs their bi-monthly meeting.
Miner's Barber dhop, Gate City
The highest price was $700, paid
scrubbing, waxing and cleaning. All
The Payette attorney, republican
the children. Personality is her best the goal on a line buck,
Journal, Grigg Bros, and Butler
The Wolverines scored t h e i r of the things they have done are too candidate for United States sena­ bv Wilbur F. Boehlke of route 1, Nyssa Sanitation, Firestone store,
Hundreds of spectators watched asset. The teacher must enjoy her
tor from Idaho, pointed out that Meridian, for Freer Acre« Venila, a Clover Lawn dairy, Berrett Service,
and approximate 70 squares of dan­ profession; If not she Is wasting the fourth touchdown on a freak play in numerous to mention.
"The people of this community very little notice was given to oon- four-year-old cow owned by Lewis Waggoner Motor company, Phillips
cers in a colorful dance festival taxpayers’ money and her time. She the second quarter. With Weiser at-
j tempting to gain a touchdown by are also fortunate In having such statution day, which occurred Sep­ C. Freer.
sponsored in the new Nyssa gym­ must also be impartial.”
6« station. Bracken's. Western store.
Other sales were made as follows; Intermountain Furniture company.
willing, aggressive and farsighted tember 17.
Mrs. Iri Nolan said of the _ parents : the
nasium last Friday night by the
— aerial route, a Nyssa player
.
Bentta
of
Allison
Farms,
$375,
to
men
as
Jake
Fisc
he*-
as
president
Nyssa Square Dance chib and dur - ' that I realize they have a difficult knocked the ball into the arms of a
"We need that great document
Drug company.
Nyssa
Russell Knapp of Melba, sold by W. Owyhee
in« an iiilermiasibn wlt.ie.wd th e , Job, but the onfJ Mky' we can reach Wolverine, who was lying on his of the board of directors and Glea because it gives us strength” . B. Allison of Caldwell; Marise of Pharmacy. Wilson Bros. Depart­
Billings
as
secretary.
They,
along
a
suitable
goal
is
through
co-oper-
back
in
the
end
zone,
Welker said. "It has always met and
VFW presentation of an outstand­
ment store. Oolden Rule, O and B
I Weiser failed to convert on the with the board members, have ac­ stood the challenge, but it has never Allison Farms. $236, to Harold L. store, Gordon's drive-tn, Jackson
ing citizenship award to Bernard ation” .
complished the seemingly impossible. been in a more perilous position than Sisson of Nyssa, owned by W. B. Jewelry. Eder Hardware company,
Speaking
of
the
physical
emotion-
:
tries
for
extra
point,
Frost of Nyssa.
Allison: Belinda of Allison Farms,
Wilson's super market, Owyhee
In addition to a large number al and spiritual needs of the child-J Neither team scored in the last The FSO salutes and congratulates it is tonight. It is time for us to
Mrs. Brown and her ladles, Jake dedicate a moment of our time to $260, to Raymond Dillon o i Vale,
Truck and Implement company,
of square and round dances, spec­ ren, Mrs Nolan said “The physical half.
Fischer,
Glea
Billings
and
the
board
owned by Allison; Marvella of Alli­
The
Bulldogs
will
play
their
next
needs
will
come
to
our
attention
pay
respect
to
the
163rd
anniversary
O. K. Rubber Welders and Ideal
ialty dances were staged by a group
of directors on a Job well done".
son Farms, $210, to Carlton Mor­
of that great document".
Gas and Appliance.
of Nyssa boys and girls, Ross Cris- more noticeably because of the ab­ three games away from home. They
Among other things, the women
Pointing to the unpreparedness gan of Vale, owned by Allison;
pino and his Entertainers and Mel sence of a county health depart­ will play Emmett Friday of this have made 185 hospital gowns, 150
The open house will be held from
Ubilla
Patient
Rochelle,
$430,
to
ment.
The
most
crying
need
Is
week, Baker Friday of next week
that faced the United States at the
Day and a Boise valley group. Some
baby gowns, 269 towels, 7 lap sheets, outbreak of the Korean war, Mr. Robert Roush of Payette route 1, 1:30 to 7 p. m., with W. H. Lemon
plenty
of
sleep.
If
the
child
is
and
LaGrande
the
following
week.
of the outstanding callers in the
6 spinal sheets, 24 drape sheets. 12 Welker saiid, "We have a right to owned by Domingo Asumendl and as general chairman of the event.
valley called the turns for the sq- sleepy he cannot do his best work.
Mayo covers, 24 leggings, 14 table discuss the reasons behind this Sons: Gem View Wilma, $200, to Between 20 and 30 guides will show
A balanced diet is very essential.
are dances.
covers, 8 basin covers, 150 baby troubled world. We have had too Wayne Roberts of Parma route 2, the expected crowd of 2000 persons
When a child takes his lunch, see
Mrs. Glea Bilings, president of that he has an adequate lunch. If
bands, 28 hot water bottle covers, 72 much striped pants diplomacy and owned by Wilbur F Boehlke; Ida- through the building and explain
the Nyssa club, welcomed the dan­ you give him lunch money, what
bedpan covers, 48 rubber sheets, 13 too much cocktail dlplo—acy In the erest Cascade’s Ivy. $475, to J. C. the various features of the institut­
cers and spectators to the festival does he do with it? You might be
plastic bassinette covers, 12 sand­ United States. What we need Is Merrill of Paul, Idaho, owned by ion.
The grounds have been cleared
and thanked those who helped with surprised what he spends his lunch
bags, 415 double wrappers, 90 single fighting diplomacy. The president Robert S. Davis.
weeds and the soil watered
the arrangements. Dale Bingman money for. You had better check
Marvin Sanchez, 38 - year - old wrappers, 6 pneumonia Jackets and of the United States Is president of
Betty of Allison Farms, $500, to of
under
the direction of Robert F.
of Nyssa acted as master of cere­ upon him. See whether he is ill be- Nyssa laborer, charged with a sex­ 10 plastic pillow covers.
all the people and must remain .so Robert Roush, owned by Leon and Thompson, but there has not been
ual attack on a Nyssa woman Sun­
monies. Bus Day and his orchestra ; f^i-e school starts”"
to protect tins country. When 8ec- Ethel Fairbanks; Cricket’s Novee, sufficient time In which to plant
of Boise played for the dancing. I On the emotional phase of the day afternoon just east of the
retaary of Defense Johnson resign­ $415, to Robert Davis of Kuna. Ida-
grass.
Mr and Mrs. Billings led the *rand probiem Mrs. Nolan said “ You Snake river bridge at Nyssa, was Roden Association
ed under pressure last week, the Job ha, owned by John H. Fosnot:
Equipment has been installed
marr'h, which opened the dancing woum ^ surprised at what we hear bound over to district court in
was only half done. Secretary of Freer Acres Melba. $510, to J. C.
Formation Offered
Program.
I about you. Be careful what you Caldwell Tuesday after waiving pre-
State Acheson should have gone Merrill of Paul, Idaho, owned by under the direction of John J. O '­
Toole. superintendent. Members of
The citizenship medal was award- talk abollt confidentially. The child's Uminarv hearing. His bond was set
At C O f C Lunch down the road with him.
Freer; Ashmore Fairy. $435, to
ed to Mr. Frost by Judge Don M. moral is a tremendous factor in his at $5000.
"We are fighting communists all Stanley Sisson, route 2. Nyssa, own­ the women’s auxiliary under the
Graham on behalf of Nyssa vet­ learning in school. Find something
Sanchez, taken to an Idaho court
The proposed formation of a ro­ over the world, yet we condone and ed by W. L. anti Florence A. Hen­ supervision of Mrs. Wesley Browne,
president,
have been
erans and Clifford Mink, command­ to praise the duller child for".
because the alleged crime was com­ deo association was further discus­ cottle them In this country", Welker drix of route 1, Meridian; Harmony auxiliary
cleaning the building, making hos­
er of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
"All children need to belong to mitted in Idaho, was taken into sed at a meeting of the Nyssa said.
Z of Sugar City, $435, to Joe 8 . pital clothing, placing linens in
of Nyssa. The Veterans praised Mr some character-building organiz­ custody by Idaho officers and chamber of commerce Wednesday
In discussing the Amerasla case, Payne of Vale, owner H. E. Hltht
Frost for his service to the com­ ation” , Mrs. Nolan said relative to Chief of Poice Orville Maze of noon.
the speaker said “A group of com­ of Nyssa; Dary Dash of Sugar City, shelving and doing other neces­
munity, his integrity and his person­ the spiritual side of childhood. See Nyssa.
Many members of both the Owy­ munists closely allied with the gov­ $460. to Gilbert Sproul, route 2, Pay­ sary work.
Marco Murolo of Portland, who
ality.
| that they become affiliated with
The woman was reported to have hee Riding club and the chamber of ernment in Washington organized ette, owned by H. E. and Francis
Called to the stage, Mr. Frost these organizations.
been walking along the east bank of commerce have expressed favor for a magazine called Amerasia. It was Hight o f Nyssa; Hl-Lan Alma, $230, painted the mural adorning the
entrance
to the hospital building,
said “ I certainly appreciate this
“The parents and teachers have the river about 100 yards north of organization of the rodeo associa­ headed bym known communist. The to David L. Chadwick, route 2, On­
award. This being my birthday, I the same objectives. They can get the bridge when the Mexican ac­ tion. but no definite action has been entire circulation of the magazine tario, owned by Ray V. Olson: Hl- announced this week that he will
have had many surprises, but this together in the P. T A.”
was probably not more than 2000. Lan Nyla, $500, to Leon and Ethel give one of his paintings to the
costed her. Her screams attract­ taken.
tops them all. I hope I shall live
Mrs. Nolan invited the parents to ed passers-by, who notified officers.
The chamber voted Wednesday to It was organized to secure an avenue Fairbanks, consigned by Ray V. person offering the name that is
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to deserve this honor".
Sanchez, formerly of Barstow, authorize the appointment of a for stealing government documents. Olson; Constance of Ottendale. selected for the mural. A good op­
The women of the hospital aux­
California, has been living at the committee to further investigate the Finally the F. B. I. swooped down $330 to Gilbert Sproul, owned by portunity will be provided Sunday
iliary netted $145 on the sale of Rebekahs Plan Convention—
Nyssa l»bor camp. The woman in­ possibility and invite other civic and and caught the group. They found John Otten; Dinah's Dee of Dtxalur, for visitors to view the mural.
This Issue of the Gate City Jour­
The district convention of the volved. officers said, is a habitue fraternal organizations to appoint 1700 top secrets of the United States $255, to Bill Hughes of route 2,
pies, sandwiches, salad and coffee
Rebekah lodge will be held in Nyssa of local taverns. She has been liv­ representatives to act w*th the government. What did the admin­
nal, published in celebration of the
at the festival.
Ontario, owned by Louis W. and anticipated hospital opening, con­
Saturday. September 23. Rebekah ing at a cabin camp.
chamber members and the rodeo j istration do about the guilty. These Ella A. Potter of New Plymouth;
tains many picture« and detailed
traitors should have been shot, but
members from Vale. Jordan Valley
Receives Promotion—
association.
Prestdale Regents Belle, $280, to
James Rigney, son of Mr. and and Ontario will be here for the Bus Schedule Changed—
President James Leslie appointed no, Mr. Jaffey was fined the shock- Ernest Rupert of Nampa route I, articles about the hospital. All of
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on
Page
8)
the
material was gathered and
Mrs. Jesse Rigney of Nyssa. has convention. Mrs. Helen Davis is
changes in the schedule of bus- Bernard Frost to represent the j
owned by C. J Pritzl; Quality
written by the regular staff of the
been promoted to the rank of corp­ assembly president, and Louise I ses passjng through Nyssa were an- I Nyssa chamber on the executive!
Farms Statiras Bubbles, $435, to newspaper.
oral in the weather observation Smith of Baker, assembly secretary ijounced by Pacific Traiiway* Wed- committee of the Associated Cham­ Soil Conservation
J. O. Merrill, owned by C. J.PrRzl,
division of the United States air A banquet will be held at the Mor- nesday. The new schedue will be- bers of Commerce of Southwestern
Polly of Alda. $450, to J. C. Pulling Contest Cancelled—
Plan Dincussetl and
force and has been placed in charge occo Saturday evening. Reserva- , ()me effective Sunday, September Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
Merrill, owned by Vernon D Thorn-
The horse-pulling contest sched­
of a shift at a weather station at tions may be made with Mrs. Min- 24. The schedules are as follows;
ock of Emmett.
uled to have been held by the Owy­
the Konaki air base in Japan. He nie Lueck and Mrs A. V Cook. Eaatbound— Local, 9 a. m„ 12:20 Pastor Leaves —
A discussion on the proposed for­
hee
Riding club at the Nysaa rodeo
is teaching the weather observation Mrs Louise Wemick is chairman
m„ 6:15 p. m., 9:05 p. m. and
Rev. and Mrs. Don Maxfield and mation of a soil conservation dis­ Hoard Member* Here—
grounds Sunday, September 24 hat
work to three Japanese.
of the convention.
4 a m., and to Boise and points family left Nyssa Monday for Boise trict was held at the regular meet­ | Two members of the general prt-
been cancelled because of the hos­
Rev Maxfield. who has served as ing of the Oregon Trail Orange
---------------------------east, 12:20 p. m., 9:05 p. m., and 4
; mary board of the L£>S church
The telephone situation was also j were here from Salt Lake City Sun­ pital opening that day and the open­
Schoolmasters To Meet—
Go To California—
a. m„ and westbound— Local to pastor of the Nyssa church of
ing of the deer season the following
The Snake River Valley School-
Miss Barbara Sanders, daughter Ontario. 1:25 p. m„ 6:40 p. m., 11:30 Christ for the past two years, will discussed. The members approved day and Monday to conduct a two- Sunday. The club will probably hold
masters association will meet in the of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Sanders, p m an(| g 57 a m • local to Wei- go to Fort Dtx in New Jersey, and a motion to hold Its annual elec­ ! stake convention for ail officer*
a field day for the club members at
East Side cafe in Ontario Monday left Monday with Mr and Mrs.
4 25 p. m , 6:40 p m and 6 50 from there to a chaplain's school tion one month earlier.
and teachers of the association for
Mrs. Frank Parr, home econom­ L.DB. children. Mrs. Elwood Flin­ a later date.
night, September 25.
( Arthur Sanders, who returned to a
and to Bend and points west, in Pennsylvania He will then be
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I their home at Rosemead. Caltfor- 125 p m., 11:30 p. nr, and 6:57 assigned as chaplain at a camp at ics chairman, reported that the ders I* the Nyssa stake president Hervlces Cancelled—
October meeting of the home ec­ and Mrs. S P. Bybee is the second
Cob Park To Meet—
I nia. Barbara Sanders will be etn- 1 a m
No services will be held In the
Spokane.
onomics organization will be held ward president.
The Nyssa Cub pack will meet ployed at Rosemead for three
Lutheran church Sunday, Septemb­
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Oacar
Kurtz
tonight at 8 o'clock in the “ little , months prior to entering school
er 24, the pastor. A. K. Bethman.
Receives scholarship—
llrrr From California—
theater" room in the new school ;
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said.
Visitors at the home of Mr
Mias Bonnie Fife, daughter of with Mrs. Merrick as co-hostess.
To Confer Degrre—
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mr.
building
Leaders said it is im - Ateend Conferenc
Mrs John Schenk the last
Mr and Mrs. La Mont Fife, has re­
The Entered Apprentice dertree
port ant that parents attend.
Three Nyssa educators partiripat- weeks have included Mr and Mrs ceived a year's scholarship at tha and Mrs. A. A. Jamison and Mrs. will be conferred by Oolden Rule Return From Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Anderson
' ed in the eastern Orojon education- Owen Moore and family of Comp- Hannah Harrison vocational restderv Carl Sebum.
lodge No. 147, A. F and A. M.. at have returned from a trip to Fre­
Vtait Near Nyssa—
al conference held in LaGrande ton. California and Mr. and Mr*. school for women Miss Fife will
a meeting to be held In the Mas­ mont, Nebraska, where they visited
VFW
Officer*
V
isit-
Mr and Mrs. Everett C. Dille of Monday and Tuesday M S Inee- Bert Reddish of Calexico, Califor- attend the endowed school that Is
Bill Ashworth, senior vice com­ onic hall Monday night, Septem­ relatives and former neighbors.
Boise and Mr and Mrs Bill Chip- bretson was chairman of a dis- nra Mr Moore Is a brother and administered on a scholarship basis
ber 25 a4 ■ o'clock.
man o f Meridian visited recently mission group for high school teach- Mrs Reddish an aunt of Mrs by the Y. W C. A. of the District mander of the VFW, department of
To C ollege-
Oregon, and O. O. Pike, department
at the home of H. H. and Miss ers: Miss Clarice Notheis was chair- Schenk.
of Columbia.
service officer, were in Nyssa Tues­ Leave* For Chicago—
Leaving this week to enter Eas­
Fdilh Williams southwest of Nyaaa man of a discussion on eight-year- |
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Miss
Frances
Foster
will
leave
day conferring with local veterans.
tern Collage of Education at La-
old children, and Henry Hanley Leases For College—
Youth !» Injured—
Friday
for
Chicago,
where
ahe
will
|
Ashworth and Pike, who recently re­
Orande are Marion Ballentvne,
Attend Rereption—
consultant for the eight-year-
Bob Krul left Sunday for Cald-
Mr». Oeorge N Bear has received
o.oet with the foreign missionary
Mr and Mrs Leonard Howe. Mr old group Some of the principal well, where he win enter as fresh- word of an accident, in which her turned from attendance at the board of the Conservative Baptist Doris McOee and Anita Smith.
national
VFW
convention,
said
the
and Mrs Don Moss. Mr. and Mrs talk* were made by Dr Frank Ben- man at the college of Idaho.
grantton. Wayne Newcomb, lost organization's chief objective for the church.
Slater Visit*—
Marvin Jefferies and Mrs Mary F nett, superintendent of Salem arh-
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part of one of hi» legs below the year i* to encourage community act­
Mr and Mrs. R. E ChltUck of
Bybee attended Che wedding re­ ools Robert Ormond Case, author To Salt Lake—
knee The 16- year-old boy'» leg wa* ivity. The officers, who interviewed Visitor Here—
Casper. Wyoming visited hurt week
ception of their cousin and niece. and lecturer, and Dr Rex Putnam.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Burn Ingham crushed by a log Jammer He en­ veterans claimants in the veterans
Mrs. J. T Mealer of BeU. Califor­ at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Donna Jordan, in the Nampa L D state superintendent of public in- left last Thursday for a trip to Salt tered his senior yrar of high school memorial hall, also delivered talks nia arrived la « FYiday for a vlatt Oeorge Henneman. Mrs. Chlttick
a church iaaa week.
«ruction
Lake City.
at Priest River. Idaho this fall
at the home of Mrs Myrtle earner. and Mrs. Henneman are Maters.
over radio station KBRV
Weiser Defeats
Praise Extended
Instructors And
Welker Attacks
Nyssa 2.) To 13
Hospital Heads
Parents Subject
Federal Stand
Of Discussions
On Communists
Guernsey Sale
Is Successful
Hundreds View
Dance Festival
Mexican Held On
Assault Charge