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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1931 PAGE SIX Accident Warning Issued— at the sides of his car when driving Moves To Attend ¡school— and Mrs. Leonard Newgen, and Mr. Mrs Pancheri arsived here Friday * l : , ( h a n lo r O f Orien Moyes, war veteran, left ek-end at the home I - I l d p U r \Jl Following the death of a small away from a box after having deli- and Mrs. George Schwelzer attend- 10 spent the week child, killed at Mill City, Oregon vered the mail There is also danger today for Klamath Falls, where he I O I -¡" S it ( » o m i e r » ed a pinochle party Saturday even- M; ’ *>an '•'ier; 8 parents, Mr and F. F. A. Kates High 87 * U n. 0f/lU>w»»wwi* o n .ld D o ta e sn n of a child running in front of an on- will spend the next three months Mrs. Fyllingness. U Harold Peterson ________ when run over by the car of a rural coming car after the mail has been attending vocational school at Ore- ing at Che home of Mr and Mrs returned to Idaho Fails Friday af- n m n . Mr- HUNSKT VALLEY, Apr 5 Mr. and jjoyd Tobler. mail carrier, Postmaster Lloyd Lewis delivered." | gon Tech. ter slaying 10-days at the Fylllng- “ ? BBN? ' Af* M" Mrs. Donald Brewer and family Mr and Mrs. Wayne Robb shop- ness home, while getting farming John Packwoo- spent Easter .n warns rural patrons of the risks in attended a large family gathering p,-d Friday In Caldwell a. operations underway on his farm Caldwell at the home of Mr. and volved in sending small pre-school In Ontario Sunday at the home hoping to move soon into the • i... Mr and Mrs Harry Gahan, Mr. Mrs. George Rhodes. children after mail. ’ When parents of Mr and Mrs. Roy Brewer. Other j newly-built Ieslle Ditty house, and Mrs. James Chadd and fami- Wayne Roberts and Benny Witty are accompanied by their children dinner guests Included the fami- Mrs. Merita Curtis was a dinner ly. and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Char- returned Friday from Corvallis, they should have them stand out of lies of Howard Evans of Parma, gue-tt at the home of Mr and Mrs. land dined Sunday at the Ira where they attended the state F. F. the way of the carrier's car, as it is Stanley Penn and Woody Brewer Buster Talbot Sunday, A. convention. They had a good impossible for the carrier to see im of Ontario, Keith Tallman, Darrel j picnicking abrve the siphon on Chadd home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer time visiting the State Capitol, mediately in front of the wheels or Williams and T. H. Bre-wer Mr the Owyhee river laat Sunday were Wnner oT Mr and Mrs Bonneville dam and other points of and Mrs. H<«ner Brewer were absent Mias Cer.ellla PUoniu, Dwayne Wll- K similar interest, Benny was awarded the as Barbara, Uielr daughter, not v >n, Miss Marjorie Bowers, Charles Mr and Mrs. Dee Gamer of Em state farmer degree. The Adrian only had the mum»» but also j Chapin, Herman Lorensen, and the mett, Idaho were visitors and din- chapter also placed among the top chlckenpox. | families of Pete and Claude Wilson, ner guests Friday at the Wayne of *he 72 Oregon chapter^ W L Chapin and Elver Brewer James, Wayne and Hi» Ison Robb, Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner were Garner home called a iropher control meeting at Bill Hamilton. Clarence Reed, ICern- fi— , i r , h n K t « n h o s t s at an Easter dinner Guests YOU WILL BE SURPRISED Mr. and Mrs . „ uu J were Charles and Harold Steiner tbe Nielsen home for Thursday even-j noth Lorensen and W L. Chapin. and Jim Hite of Haines Oregon and families, Mr and Mrs. Tom Case HOW INEXPENSIVE A Ing to reactivate the fight against Mr and Mrs. Neil Dimmlck, Mr. were week-end guests at the home and famlly and Mr and Mrs. Wal_ the gophers In their area and Mrs. Roy Holmes and Mr. and BEAUTIFUL FENCE CAN BE of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson. Uce Steiner and family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watklas of Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy trucked their O. IR. (Hite, father of Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett and Homedale dined at the Ora Newgen #,r.Kle A h<' who has been confined to' his bed' family, Mr and Mrs Bob Stubble home Saturday Watkins was as- Vale divide. They saw five ante the past week after bein ' kicked field, Mrs. A. L. Bennett and Marlon sistediru' Newgen with the work on lope. by a horse which Hite was triying and Leonard Carter, Mrs. Virgil his house Mr and Mrs. Wyatt Smith made to load, was able to get up this story and son, and Mr and Mrs. Nan pa visitors at the E. J. Hob a trip to Klamath Falls last week week-end. Leroy Bennett and boys were at son and James Langley homes Sat end, returning with Bobby Keith ited Friday in Nampa at the home Harvy Bennett’s home for Easter urday were Miss Noams Bolerjack, Hawkins, who will visit at the home Mr and Mrs Frank Perko vis- dinner. Mias Iva Dee Bolerjack, Mins Gen of his aunt. Mrs Don Strickland, of Perko's sister, Mrs. Ralph Norris. Mr and Mrs. William Teter. Mr. eva Bolerjaik, and Raymond Bol for six wetks. Bobby's baby sister Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newgen and Mrs. Dale Teter and daughters. erjack. Geneva was also an over has had virus pneumonia. returned Tuesday after spending Mr and Mrs. Charles Witty and night gif-st Tuesday at the E. J. Sunday dinner guests at the the week-end visiting their son. boys, Martin Lee, Maxine Nelson, Hobson home home </f Mr and Mrs Olaf Fyllimj- Bob, in Madras. Mr and Mrs Dick Scott and Glenn, and Miss Mae Bond, ate Easter Marton Cutler of Ontario dined tie s were Mr and Mrs. Alfred Pan- dinner with Mr and Mrs Miles Bunday at the C J Rataeayk home chert and Michael and Harold Pet- | Nurses Will S in g - Mr and Mrs. Frank Perko, Mr erson, all of Idaho Falls. Mr. and Special services will be held in Teter and family on the Owyhee the Church of the Nazarene Sun river. day by the nurses’ choir of the Na- ' “ zarene School of Nursing at Nampa. ! A“ *nd M*eUn*— Fach class will be taught by a nurse st<* e ,I*anaKe f3’ salesmen and . that day. The choir will have char department heads of the Service Parts company, which operates ge of the opening exercises and aft er the Sunday school hour will stores at Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, render spe 1*1 numbers in song Mrs. Payette, Weiser and Nyssa, recent- Schmelzenbaoh, missionary to A f ly returned from a trip to Seattle, rica for five years, will deliver the where they attended the Pacific morning message. She will relate Coast Automotive Service Indust some o f her experiences In Africa. ries show, which was attended by Everyone Is Invited to attend the 40,000 automotive men In the civic auditorium. Manufacturers of parts, service, starting at 10 o'clock. supplies and automotive equipment Wr perk up your rar innldr am well an outside. Cheek and adju»t- displayed merchandise. Missionaries Hold Baptism— ment of your «park plug», earburetor, eluteti, brakes and steering Tooled For your Need The N vsa L. D. S. stake mission meehanisni means faster piek-up...safer driving this spring...more aries held a baptism Friday even Vouth Meeting Called— years of dependable motoring. Drive up today! A special meeting sponsored by ing at the stake font with President Erickson presiding and District Pre the L. D. S. Mutuals will be held In sident George Poulson and Bishop Ontario chapel April 11 at 8 p. m. Dean Fife officiating In the ordi which all the youth are invited I nances. which accepted four new to attend. Dr. Emmett will be one [ l-NYSSA, O R E G O N Phone 110-W 707 Adrian Blvd. PHONE 56 W . members Into the church. An ori of the speakers. Interested parents | ginal sacred song composed by Mrs. are also invited. There will be no | charge. J. Cristoffer was sung. 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