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PAGE SIX THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1351 Monday Mr and Mrs Dunagan they stopped at Petersen’s rock to be near, flagged a passing mot- | day. A \gust 15 to wash windows were former residents of Arena vai- garden and museum between Bend orist, who took Mr. Lopez to Nyssa, and finish cleaning. ley. Mrs Case was a dinner guest and Redmond and visited their son, i where he is hospitalized The Pi'A sponsored a successful of Mrs. E H Brumbach. calling at Elmer and family at Dlsston, Ore- Mr and Mrs. Landes Dutro of Ke cream social on the schooUiouse BIO BEND. A uk . »—Gary and the »rank Miller home in the af- gon They viewed the Sea Lion Nancy Blades of Nampa spent sev ternoon. caves and did some fishing at Wln- 5*0. which was cleared, will be used *|*r- a" d Mr> Wilson s were cnester Bay g a route home they week. eral days last week visiting their Mr and Mrs. Charles McFarlin for fruit and supplies for canning. cousins. Karen and Sharen Roberts Caldwell visitors Monday morning mlted thelr daughter. Mrs. Colay- Mr. and Mrs Elmer Prosser and ton Patton at Quincy, Washington. ! and boys were dinner guests Wed- Part of the money has already been Dallas Chaney had a narrow es Mr and Mrs Pug Swlgert were i nesday night of Mr. and Mrs. Don used, as several women canned apri- cape while mowing hoy for his fath Mrs Flora » * « « « of WiMer vis- cits at the schoolhcuse one day er recently. The team ran away ited Mr and Mrs. Delno Brock of 0nlarlo and Payette visitors Friday. Mutch in Boise Mr. and Mrs Earl Boston and last week. and Chaney fell and the mower Emmett Sunday Mrs Flora gwigert arrived Thurs- John, Donald. Joanne and Betty left Mr. and Mrs Ted Dick and child- wheel ran over his arm, breaking Mr* n wf“ ller ar)d Mrs day for a few days visit with her Cyrus Bishop and Bonnie of Succor da^ hter Mr, Elmer Prosser Tuesday morning for a week's va- ren spent the week-end at Lost it Just above the wrist. ----- a a---------- •--------- - m .„ . Mr ^ Mrs Van ^ Wa. cation at Payette lakes. drove to **“ their ranch in t Long lake. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Kneifel creek Jack Reed left Monday on a bus and family were Saturday evening Valley. Idaho and returned Friday. er. Loretta and Billie were din Mr. and Mrs Zeb Wilson and Mr. ner guests in the Phil, Clucas home iness trip through Montana. Neb guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ben and Mrs. A. T. Patterson of Wilder July 29. raska and Colorado He plans to nett. Legal Advertising Mr and Mrs Henry Reuter are visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Mr. and Herb Thomas visited in be gone from three to four w eek s._____________ Henry Wilson Saturday evening Mr and Mrs. Chris Melvedt of | uj THE COUNTY COURT OF THE on a vacation trip to California. Ontario and Payette in the Roy T. F. Phelan, who has been vis Wyman home Sunday. Boise were Saturday evening dinner Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith and STATE OF OREGON FOR THE iting his si,ter, Mrs. E. H Brum- guests in the Jack Reed home. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Smith were COUNTY OF MALHEUR The Haworth forty was not sold The PTA is co-operating with the In the Matter of the Estate of led recently. The prospec- fishing at Arrow Rock dam Sunday. bach for the past month, returned to Eagles In sponsoring a clinic to be was not completed Mr and Mrs. Bob Welsh and hls home in Chicago Wednesday tiy# MARIE C. BLACK. Deceased family of Caldwell visited Mr and morning NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mrs. Harvey Hatch, her two held for pre-school children Aug Mr and Mrs John Thompson and daughters, Mrs. Hazel Ferguson of ust 14, from 9 a m. to 4 p. m at Mrs. Horace Chaney. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Johnny, David and Benny Witty Alice and Jimmy attended the Apple Valley and Mrs. Helen Hatch the Eagles hall In Nyssa. No shots the iw>- Ro - jon n s-ju m es wedding weoaing at tne d phillip are spending a few days or x-rays are planned, Just a gen and Dallas and Shirley Chaney re Johns-Jurnes in Thev will eral examination by Nyssa doctors. turned 'Monday from the Union well Presbyterian church Sunday CAREFUL afternoon. Mrs. Jurrles Is a cousin vlsit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone at Anyone having a child who will Sunday school camp at McCall DRIVERS CAN enter school this fall is asked to Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins and ot Mrs. Thompson. Gaston and Mr and Mrs. Harry Homer Hatch ot Caldwell stopped Russell at Toledo, Miss Peggy Hatch, take advantage of the clinic. Per Kenny went to Boise Sunday to visit Mrs. Hopkins’ sister, Mrs Ray here to visit relatives Friday after- who Is taking nursing In Portland. sons needing transportation may Helck and family. Karen Helck noon. While on his way to Inspect and other friends on the route. phone Mrs Orley Smith. and Judy Attebery came home with fields of seeds of the Ferry Seed Mr and Mrs. Jewell McIntyre and j Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cart their aunt and family to spend a company. He also stopped and vls- wright and family and her parents, two girls ot Parma were Sunday | evening supper guests of Mr. and Ited his sister. Mrs. James McGinnis * Mrs. Bill Search of Parma! few days. Mr and Mrs Clinton Reno of of Adrian. her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed Mrs Robert Weir, Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. DeLoyd Scimmels Apple Valley visited Saturday with . „„ a . k . i . __Mrs Marvin Baldwin of Caldwell and Mr and Mrs Charles McFarlin their parents, Mr and Mrs. Charles „ 1 ^ ! * ' “ ,!. h / left Sunday for Yellowstone park Lott of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Reno. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hally, Al- and friends of Boise were fishing Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reno and who is visiting here, spent Sunday | win Hally, Mrs. Lois Snapp and on Bear creek over the week-end. afternoon with another nephew, The WSOS met at the home ot family and Roberta and Olen Christine Snapp drove to Boise, Sluthelt of Nampa drove to Unity and Richard Kell of Marslng where Mr. and Mrs Sidney SnaDp Mrs. Lenna Lewis Wednesday. The "Pieferred Risks” can now enjoy Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis of and had a picnic dinner at the home women have been working for sev Adrian snent Thursday evenlna in I and iamlly accompanied them on eral days cleaning and painting the F U U protection— ot a saving! of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Higgins, Jr. “ ‘ a drive to Lowman. Idaho. They * Mrs. Horace Chaney and Peggy the Harvy Hatch home floor of the church basement. They returned home by way of Idaho Why pay for tho carol#«« driver’• Mrs. Carl Case of • w Boise spent will meet at the basement Wednes- and u Lynn accompanied Mr and UIIU y illl d l l UIII|Jiull<;U 1 V11 . < 11111 u ,” v r f ’ itV accident«? Mrs Charle . Witty and Joe and Monday night In the Prank Johns and „ „ Bernard williams Darlene Smith of Owyhee to Mc home In Adrian. of Dillon, Montana visited in the Th is n o w , bettor p la n issued b y Mr and Mrs. Arthus Walz and Call Sunday. home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller GENERAL A M ER IC A , a strong capi FOR YOUR PLUMBING Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cart two sons of Parma were Sunday Saturday Mrs Williams is a cousin tal stock company with nationwide wright returned home Sunday guests of Mrs. E H Brumbach of Frank Miller. NEEDS Harvey Hatch made his usual trip claims service. morning from their trip through Carlene Parker of Brewster, Yellowstone park They came home to Boise August 8 to meet with Washington who is visiting her Bath Sets, Water Heaters other members of the Boise project KEN RENSTROM through Montana grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Mr. and Mr Phil Clucas and board of control. and Pressure Systems Parker and her father, Arch Parker Rcnstrom Insurance Agency Mr Keinitz has finished cornbin- family went to Boise Sunday and at Adrian, called on Karen and attended the Lost River picnic at mg grain for Harvey Hatch and Call Sharon Roberts Saturday 217 Good Ave. Phone 264-W the municipal park j John Thompson and now haying is Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Karen Mr and Mrs BUI Van Dewater' In full swing on the two farms J. C . S MI T H and Sharon visited her parents, Mr. and son and Mr and Mrs Boyce Those from Big Bend who attend- G E N E R A L . and Mrs. Miller Henderlider at their Van Dewater visited Mr and Mri. <il a shower given for Carolyn 13 Years In Nyssa CASUALTY COMPANY Carl Fogleman of Nampa last Sun- .Hchelmer of Newell Heights at the home in Nampa Tuesday. Pfc Alvin Fagleman, his sister, Phone 78-J O F A M E R I C A day. Presbyterian church In Adrian Wed- Esther and Ilene Fagleman of Nam Mr and Mr* Lam Davti ami two nesday afternoon were Mr. (Mow pa visited Friday in the home of sons of Ontario visited at the home fillers, Mrs Boyce Van De Water, of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Chris Mrs. E H. Brumbach and Mrs. their uncle, Boyce Van De Water. Alvin Is home on furlough from Molt Sunday. | Myrtle Hatch. Mrs. D o r o t h y Troughton of Callers in the Phil Claueas home Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Morgan and Grandview. Idaho, visited at the Thursday evening were Mr Clucas’ and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mr and Mrs. Pug Swlgert took a home of her brother, Arthur Molt picnic dinner and drove to Drewsey (Belisville White) and family. Sutton of Norca, California. Mrs. Carl Case of Boise attended Mr and Mrs. Zeb Wilson took a and Burns, Oregon and returned 3 TO 5 POUNDS, GRAIN FED by way of John Day Sunday. the Dunagan funeral at Roswell trip to the coast. On their way Visitors in the Boyce Van De PAN READY—75c POUND Water home were Mrs. Van De Wat er’s brother, Rev. Harold De Qross and family of Boise. Laralne. who has spent a week in Boise visiting her cousin, Lois De Gross, returned Drive out to the farm at the corner of King Avenue to her home with the De Gross and Clark Boulevard I family. Phone 192-M Mr. and Mrs. A. T Pasterson and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hodge and boys WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF "GOLD visited Mr and Mrs. Zeb Wilson SEAL" CONGOLEUM RUGS AT A VERY LOW and had dinner with them July 29. Mr and Mrs Zeb Wilson were PRICE. Ontario visitors Monday, July 30. I). Chaney I* H u r l In Mowing Mi»ha|» That the undersigned. Fred Guthrie, has been appointed administrator of the estate of Marie C. Black, de ceased. by the County Court of Mal heur County. Oregon, and has quali fied as such. NOW. THEREFORE, all persons having claims against the estate of Marie C. Black, deceased are here by notified and required to present the same, with proper vouchers, duly verified, within six <6» months from the date of this Notice, to the un CONGOLEUM RUG SALE 9 X 12, R e g u la r Price $10.50 . Now Only $7.50 9 X 12, R e g u la r Price $9.95 Now Only $6.95 EDER HARDWARE CO. 202 MAIN Phon* 46 n ONE-MAN HARVESTING FOR SUGAR BEET GROWERS Trims costs to as low as 45c per ton. 1 * - O One man handles up to 100 tons per day with 95% clean beets. Q O Proven tractor-mounted design includes exclusive features of the original Marbeet . . . the machine that revolutionized sugar beet harvesting in 1943. ^ •These statements c u t s —TURKEY FRYERS— CLARA OXNAM dersigned, Fred Outhrie at the law office of Harold Henlgson at Nyssa, Oregon, which place the undersign ed selects as his place of business in all matters connected with said estate. FRED OUTHRIE Administrator of the estate of Marie C. Black, deceased. Dated and first published August 9. 1951. Last publication September 6, I 1951. based on reports of h a r v grower-owners. £5|, COST *** H A l f / diet «4 five (feu ¿u li dcfatU ■ 9 lTIEll 1 BAUMAN FARM EQUIPMENT D/iUlTJ ■ale r and New Idea Dealer Your Allis-Chalmers All Mile North of Nyssa on U. S. 20 Phone 333 _ J Lz "ài Alec Lopez Hurt As Horse Falls APPLE VALLEY. Aug 9—Severe | damage was done Sunday evening to a number of fields In the eastern part of the community by the freak wind and hail storm. Herb Nelson I reports practically a complete loss on a field of grain ready to be j harvested Mr and Mrs, Clayton Butcher and Dick were In Cottonwood sev- | eral days last week. .Alec Lopez suffered shoulder and head Injuries Sunday afternoon | when a horse he was riding fell on the highway near the C. L. Frltts home. Jack Wilson, who happened à c a tio n s tC'e àtpyut Sta d e Friday, Saturday and Sunday Get Star t e d R/ Buy Durkeeis Own Grade A A - - i L O O K : - ONE WEEK ONLY, STARTING AUGUST 11 V a c a t i o n Tire S a le PENNSYLVANIA TIRES—35% DISCOUNT 6.70X15 4-Ply Tires, While Side Wall 6.70X16 4-Ply Tires, While Side Wall T A Y L O R ’ C F o o d MARKET lO UJ€ GIV€ kJ.W GR€€n 5 TftlTlP 5 B. F. Goodrich and Goodyear Tires B. F. Goodrich Tubes - - - - B. F. Goodrich Seal-O-Maiic Tubes 221/i% Discount 27 *'2 % Discount 50% Discount W e regret being unable to give any discount on B. F. Goodrich Tubeless tires, but a liberal trade-in allowance will be made on used tires. 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