THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1951
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cently been promoted to corpora], home o f Mrs Anna Gregg's son,
Familie* Moving
! due to his work as Instructor in Ira Gregg.
To ________
New Loeution* l ty
t pin
. g H is cla ss o f beginning typ-
G uest, at the Thomas Ooodier
SUNSET VALLEY Jan a_This has
* " as " * an all- tlme record for hom e in Kingman K olony for dinner
.
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. speed and accuracy.
were Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cassel
^Hey* ^ r and Mrs 'M cC oy movtA
Tuesday dinner guests at the hom e and Mr and Mj;s Grover Cooper
Mr and Mrs Tom Crow of Mad-
this spring. This past month the Mrs Harold Rookstool and fam ily r®-s. Miss Marjorie Bower, Frank
Rob Thompson and Edwin Bergain k Mr and Mrs Val Mitchell and M r Asumendl and Clint Snyder were
families sold out and left T h b w e e k and
M_r. Mrs Jarvis Mitchell
“ l î f * ?11 and fam
Mr - dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W il-
Mr and Mrs. Cash Turner are mov liy.
bur Chapin Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Ing to Idaho and Mr. and M r¿
Nishitanl are moving out o f I Nf‘ w Year’s day Kuests o f Mr and Crow le,t Tuesday for Pendleton to
Thomas Nishitanl are moving out of Mrs G]af Pyl]lngnfcss for dlnn„ r | visit Mr Crow's mother before re-
Sunset valley. Mr and Mrs NLshi-
turning to Madras to resume their
tanl and son, David, are moving to .
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teaching positions.
Mrs. Chapin’s
the Cable farm, formerly known as a" d
Idah° Falk
Mr brother's family of Ainsworth. Ne-
the Stanley Ooulet farm, west o f and
J,»h ? O rottviett T h e A n-
Adnan
Nishitanl has farmed the drew Titland fam ily have been house bra .ka arrived Thursday for a visit
Leonard Newgen ranch for the past quests at the Orottviet home in The group included Mrs. Paul David
and children. Wayne, Marjorie and
five years.
Leonard Newgen has j N
People here often heard the phase Billy, and the newlyweds. Mr and
rented his farm to Mr and Mrs
Mrs Paul Davis, Jr Before depart­
Frank Perko for the com ing year •scare the cat to death ” , but sel- ing Saturday the visitors were shown
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner spent dom doM ,on f “ d u a lly see it occur
the sugar factory, Owyhee dam and
Christmas at Bates with their H/ » * evehr- »ast Sunday it happened
daughter and son-in-law . Mr and *t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. O rover surrounding area
Mrs. Charles Day o f Homedale
Mrs Jay Howard
Returning home < i*’, '* 1' * hf " Mr a" d M r" P * d * n t spent Wednesday visiting Mrs Wil-|
Tuesday, Mrs Howard and her two 1 “, n ,2 nd
r'* lidren
o t O ntario fred Gilbert at the George Wilson
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children accompanied the Turners, a" d Mrs ,E H . Tolm an and two
and assisted with the Hacking urep- '-^ldren o f that city w ere' dlnner home. Mrs Day was leaving TTiurs-
aratlons
S^turdev Die Turners « “ ests. One o f the children p i c k - ! day to visit her husband at Camp
m <Td to thel new home ó n í and «*
whlte kitten, which L * ™
Mrs
Day was formerly
r e - í u a í t e í m ílerfrom Star. Idaho was accustomed only to adults and N a o „ , Hawk.,, known to many In
Ernest Kaneaster o f John Dav mir- 11 became terrified. Later after d in - the valley
fh£sed T u r n e d r a L h
V lr ^ K a n - ner as the « v e small children cam e
Miss Yoko Okano. who was home
Jm o f Mr and M ^ Ernest '»ut of the house, the kitten im m edi- tor the holidays, left Saturdey for
K ^nasteTam i his wife t a v e rn “ - ately went Into a panic, leaping and a visit with her sister Mrs Ta,
id Friday Into the smaller house on
^ la p s in g Yrom fright. T he [ £ “ £ keh ,n . ^ ^ w o r k a7 S i r i
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Dimmick Friday
by the M. I. A. o f all the wards and Mrs.
Larry
Conley, a brother o f Mrs
Supper guests o f Mr and Mrs evening.
is attending school at
“
“ and his wife is teaching
o f cjou dge, Arizona
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and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and Attend f uneral—
family The Pete Wilson family and
Mr and Mrs T h em Baker
j i m Robb, attended -ales in Cald- Friday for Ogden, Utah to attend
well and Ontario this week. the funeral of Mr Baker s father,
Friday visitors at the H Okano Arnold Baker Tuesday.
Mr and
home and C. T. Okano home were Mrs. D O. Bybee and Mrs. Mary
Mr and Mrs Fred Osumi and K. E. Bybee left Monday to attend the
Osumi o f Moses Lake Washington, funeral . Mr Baker and Mary E.
Bill Wiison spent the Christmas Bybee were brother and sister.
holiday in Quincy. Washington i t
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the Frank Ray home From Boise—
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Ward and
Mr and Mrs Leslie Stoker and
fam ily were overnight guests of Mr. family ot Boise and Mrs. Annie
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La Var Hayes o f Owyhee
W eston spent Christmas with M r .' and Mrs
and Mrs. V.”;iiord A. Bybee and fam - Friday,
I jjy at their r.ew home on Ontario Here From Roy. I'tah—
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Mr. and Mrs. Orson T. Berrett of
Roy. Utah are visiting here with
j
lefJ Di”jre aiSUMr* AlfrecTNickolson and their daughter. Mrs. O rant Patter-
four children and Ernest Payne were son and son, W ayne Berrett and
tjjnner gues[i at the home o l Mr. their families
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the former Turner piace.
teamed' o f ch a srt was s^mply s c ^ d v a lli
Her brother, Tets Okano.
Mr and Mrs Homer Diderlckson easea or onasea, was simpiy .scared
,
2 for colleve at Cor
of Caldwell, who have rented the to death by the appearance and vo- ‘ eft January 2 for colle(?e at Cor
Asa Robert farm for the coming
¿."»»>1 strangers
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this week into the little
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lorensen,
ramine., oí me uw ynee l . u . ».
year, moved this wet k into the lit ,ie
Mertrude King and Mrs Adah ward attended the New Year's ball
house. Mr Diderlcksen is a brother ™“ ss
rtruae rung ana Mrs Aaan
,
- , th- Nv„ - _ , . k-
of Mrs. James Chadd of this v a lle y S n y d e r spent the holidays in Rose- » “ ‘ urda^evening at the Nyssa stake
house. Over 4J0 persons were pres­
Women attending the lampshade J burg. M r and Mrs. Lorensen were
ent for this annual dance sponsored
meeting of the extension unit W ed- quests at the home of their daugh-
nesday. January 10 will need the | ter, Mrs Donald Parker and Miss
following supplies:
two packages King and Mrs Snyder were guests
white rayon straight seam tape. | Lhe home o f their brother. H ar-
three-fourth yard cloth <no plaid or ; ,dd
who is first utility officer
stripe i one and on e-h alf yards if i
^he Roseburg veterans hospital,
trim, three or four dozen clamp
Mr and Mrs. Lorensen Miss K ing
clothespins, null file or orange stick, »»>d Mrs Snyder returned Thursday,
shears, dressmaker pins, No. 24 white | accompanied by Mrs Willard W hit-
thread, needles, thimble, Rood ruler man anfl three children, who visited
and sharp pencil. The lesson will bere for two days before returning
be a long one, so the women are to their home Haturdey. Mrs. Whit
asked to attend early, taking a sack man h a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs
lunch. Mrs. Orover Cooper will pre­ Lorensen.
Mrs Thomas Nishitanl, who was
sent the lesson from 9:15 to 3:30
Miss Carmen Axtoreca returned packing Thursday afternoon In order
to
move this week, was truly sur­
last Saturday from a three-weeks
trip to Washington. D. C., ftnisn- prised when her friends o f the Sun­
lng her business and bringing her set auxiliary arrived for a farewell
The women who assisted
belongings back as she has decided party
to remain here, making her home with the parking, presented Mrs.
with her two brothers, Oabrlel and Ni hltanl with a silver dish and fur­
nished food for refreshments.
Louie Astoreca .
Leslie Ditty of Ontario has built
Carmen, Oabrlel and Louie As­
the
frames for the new house to be
toreca and Jess Asumendl were over­
built
on his farm which is rented to
night guests at the Harold Lenon
home in Twin Falls, spending Christ­ Wayne Robb for the com ing year.
mas with their sister, Mrs' Lenon. Plans were to run the cem ent this
Jess Asumendl has decided not to week-end
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Sharp of
continue his college course but to
remain with his father, Frank, and Bakersfield, California and Dell
Sharp, father o f Herbert, arrived
farm
Nathan Orr left Sunday to con ­ Sunday before Christmas to spend
tinue his work as instructor at the a week visiting at the home o f Mrs.
Cheyenne air corps station, after Sharpe's sister, Mrs Robert Ditty
visiting at the home of his parents, and at the home o f her parents, Mr
Mr. and
Mr and Mrs, William Orr for a and Mrs Henry Hlntz.
10-day holiday period. Orr has re- Mrs Sharp, Mrs Henry Hintz and
children and Mr and Mrs. Hrlmrr
Hlntz and family o f O ntario had
Christmas dinner at the Robert
Ditty home and then they drove to
the recreation hall o f the Boise vet­
erans hospital to be with Henry
The way folks are getting
Hintz.
It was the first time In
seven years all o f the Hlntz family
banged up In auto accidents
have been together for the holidays
Henry Hlntz, who has been In the
Is something fierre. I wish
hospital almost a month, was able
they'd he a little more courte­
to return to his hom e Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Cox of Rip-
ous and takr a little more
aria, Washington who had been vis­
Th« fomout F-l cutup .. with new features for '31 ! Plus an important mohey-
iting at the home o f their daughter
time . . . and lake good rare of
saving advancement . . . the Ford POWER PILOT, standard on ALL new
in Boise, arrived Wednesday to visit
Ford Trucks for '31, from 95-h.p. Pickups to 145-h.p. BIG JOBS!
overnight at the home of Mr. and
their cars.
I ran help
Mrs Neil Dimmick
Mrs. Cox *.s
R M K I T T H SERVICE.
teaching this year, completing the
school year for her sister. Mrs. Frank
Lathan, who has been 111. Mr. Cox
has been driving the school bus
Both Mrs Cox and Mrs. Lathan are
sisters o f Mrs Dimmick
Mr and Mrs Elvpr Nielsen drove
In Caldwell Friday to h aw (la
eye> cheeked. In the evening they
were guests at the James Robb home.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Leach and
two children of Seal Beach. Call- I
fornlu left Saturday after spending
a 10 -days holiday period at the home
o f Mr and Mrs. Albert Nothets.
Saturday evening guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Roy Holmes j
for canasta were Mr. and Mrs Neil I
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Dimmick and Mr and Mrs Rolland
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hauling jo b .
ton at the home o f the children's
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grandparents. Mr and Mrs Ray
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Lapple.e They then went to Sun- j
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