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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 12. 1951 Junior of Adrian and Mr and Mrs. Dick Davis oi Ridgeview spent Sun day evening in the Harvey Hatch home. i*rs. Ray Cartwright, mother Mrs. Wright of Nampa, has spent the past week visiting in the daughter's home. The Walter Bishop and Cyrus Bishop families and their guests. Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Gountt of Cali fornia. picnicked in Caldwell the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Prosser and son of Pilot Rock. Oregon left Friday for Eagle Point to visit the Foster Swigert family They plan on going to the coast and on down into Cali fornia, where they will visit for several days. The Leroy and Harvey Bennett families and Erie Mausling went fishing at Halfway. Oregon, leaving Thursday and returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Itaney attended the rodeo at Vale the Fourth. Evelyn and Della Hollaway of Vancouver, Washington spent the week-end in the John Thomas home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King took her brother. George, to Baker to visit Glamorettes And Homer To Appear On Kodeo Program The Glamorettes and Homer, who will appear on the Nyssa rodeo pro gram, have worked rodeos for the last three years from Canada to Texas. They have worked with such stars as Gene Autry, Roy Rogers and Hop-a-Long Cassidy and other movie personalities. Besides roceos, they have appeared at many fairs and theaters. Homer is considered one of the best trampoline clowns in the nation. He has worked his way through college by clowning during the sum mer. He substituted last year for another clown by working in the arena against brahma bulls. The Glamorettes, of Vancouver, do a snappy routine featuring tumb ling and trampoline, doing back- flips to shoulder catches on the trampoline. They finish by doing a triple rope trick, turning two large ropes while the girl in the middle does back-flips turning a small rope. Waste Ditch At Big Bend Cleaned BIG BEND. July 12—Ted Wells of Notus brought his machine in and cleaned out the waste ditch that was causing trouble near the Lee Stok er farm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickerson and small grandson, Richard Dickerson, of Culver, Oregon spent the after noon and evening of the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Newman of Nyssa were at Bill Van de Water’s home Sunday for dinner. Mrs. Fanny Armenta enjoyed a visit with Mrs. John Bishop and Rex Brumback, who were home over the week-end visiting their mother, Mrs. Mary Brumback, and brother, Ezra. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family visited her brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Dickerson, near Mountain Home Sunday. The Horace Chaney family return- -L O A N S - ALL KINDS OF Real Estate Loans Prompt, Courteous Service KEN POND 16 North 3rd. Insurance Fhone 218 SHORT ROUTE to aU NORTHWEST One-Way Plus Tax Eugene ___ S 8.90 Portland ___ 7.70 Seattle ____ 10.70 It's c h e a p e r b y fa r th o n d riv in g yo u r c a r l T R A IL W A Y S , 6 'li t 'ptuntUtf S ‘ at j£i*t Lunch Room Phone 331 PAGE THREE their sister and family the Fourth. From there he will go on to his home in California. He had visited in the King home the last two weeks. John Bishop and son and T. F. Phelan attended the Ogden-Boise ball game in Boise Saturday evening. Mrs. Q. L. Judd of Parma enter tained Mrs. Fanny Armenba of Casa Grande, Arizona Saturday. Mrs. Armenba visited from Wednesday until Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns south of Adrian. Mrs. Walter Bishop attended an R. N. A. lodge meeting at the home of Mrs. Mable Noe in Wilder Mon day evening. Mrs. E. H. Brumbach entertained her children and grandchildren over the week-end in honor of her broth er, Thomas F. Phelan of Chicago, who is her house guest. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bishop and children returned to their home in Rupert Monday morning, and Rex Brumbach and daughters. Dymna and Peggy, returned to Walla Walla Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Riley Dille of Weiser and Frank Raney of Nampa visited in the John Thomas home. figures represent an increase over Increase Shown June 30 a year ago of $24,876.364 tn In Bank's Loans deposits, $79.841.764 in loans, and Statement of condition figures re leased today by the Nyssa branch of the First National bank of Port land show that, as of Jgne 30. 1951, deposits at the branch were $2,954,- 299 and loans $3.357,830. In reporting the figures, G. J. Mitchell, manager of the branon, also released comparable figures at the branch a year ago, June 30, 1950. On that date, deposits were $2,881,- 203 and loans $2.214.773. The fig ures were made available in line with First National’s policy of pub lishing its statement of condition quarterly. At the same time, the First Nat ional Bank of Portland and its 46 statewide banking offices reported that on June 30, 1951, deposits total led $503,641.846, loans $256,098,759 and resources $547,742,036. These $29.062,356 in resources. Furthermore, First National in creased its capital funds for the six- months period from $34,988,667 on December 30. 1950 to $36,066,643 on June 30 of this year. This represents a net gain in capital funds of $1.076.- 971 after paying dividends for the half of $600.000 and adding $300,000 out of earnings to the reserve for possible loan losses, Frank Belgrano. Jr . president of First National, said. Combined figures for the First National bank group, consisting of the First National Bank of Portland and Its 46 state-wide banking office« and 15 affiliated banks with M of fices. show that on June 30, 1MI. total deposits were $624,706,031, loans $297,475,172, and resources $677,348,- 113. This represents an Increase over the 1950 figures of $37,766573 in deposits. $92.436.588 in loans, and $12.894,321 in resources. 36th Annual SNAKE RIVER STAMPEDE The Glamorettes and Homer To Appear At Rodeo ed Saturday night from a trip ing of the 4th in the Chris Molt through Yellowstone park, coming home. by way of Salt Lake City and visit Mr. and Mrs. Linn Davis and fam ing Mrs. Chaney’s brother, who lives ily of Ontario spent the Fourth in the Chris Molt home. there. Mrs. Darrell English and child Sylvester Molt is riding in the hills ren and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clary rounding up cattle. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Patterson were enjoyed a picnic dinner at Boise in at the Zeb Wilson home for Sunday the Julia Davis park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas and fam dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gifford and ily enjoyed a picnic dinner the family of Nyssa called in the Chris Fourth in the R. D. Knapp home. Mr. and Mrs. George Shearer and Molt home Thursday night. family of Seattle grere dinner guests ' Miss Lenora Watt of Caldwell is Saturday night in the home of his spending a few days visiting in the brother. Woodrow Shearer and fam Ralph Stark home. ily, Elmer and Bud Prosser went to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas and fam Ontario Thursday and brought Otis ily were visitors in Ontario Monday. Swigert home from the hospital. The children enjoyed swimming dur Mrs. Flora Swigert and Mrs. Ed ing the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright with Maurer and Linda of Wilder visited John and grandson, Bud Peterson, in the Otis Swigert home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers and of New Plymouth, spent the Fourth George. Jr., had dinner in the John with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Shearer. Timmerman home the Fourth. Mrs. Moe Robertson of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney went to Nyssa Sunday to visit Mr. Chan aunt of Woodrow Shearer, visited Friday night in the Shearer home. ey’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Major Hopper of Mrs. George Elfers and son, George, went to Boise Friday with Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. George Scheimer and Shearer and Willie Nickleson of Pay ette visited in the Shearer home family of Newell Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Morrison and over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis and son of Wilder, Roberta Reno and Glen Stutheit of Nampa enjoyed a trip to Silver City the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Woods are the parents of a boy born July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reno spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Reno’s mother, Mrs. Amanda Reno, at Wilder. Clayton Patton came by plane from Quincy, Washington to Join his family, who have been visiting Mrs. Patton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson the past month. They left for their home Monday morning. 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