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77 ieNYSSA V iâ & S Â x JOURNAL THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1951 Water and son and Mr. and Mrs. Youths Like Army Carl Fogleman and family of Nam- Activity In Japan pa. - Alvin Holly is spending a few days BIO BEND, Aug. 23—Mr. and Mrs. I visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Miller. Zeb Wilson received a letter from Harvey Bennett and Dickie, Boyce Yokahama, Japan from their son Van de Water. Bill Van de Water Ernest. He reports that the boys and Fred Smith and son of Mt. who were in his outfit at Camp Ridge, Kansas left Wednesday on a Cooke are with him and they like fishing trip to Halfway, Oregon. army life. Mr. and Mrs. Pug Swigert were Mrs. Jack Whitney of Cove Junct dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ion, Oregon arrived Sunday for an Prosser Friday evening. indifinite visit at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Snapp and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rol- children of Boise were overnight land. She plans on working at the guetts of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. cannery in Emmett. ' Arthur Gales last Saturday night. Miss Ileene Rolland has been em Christine Snapp returned home with ployed at the Just-a-Mere-cafe in them for a visit. Adrian for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, a son George, Jr., were Payette and New and two daughters of Mt. Ridge, Plymouth visitors Friday. While In Kansas arrived last Sunday for a New Plymouth they called on Mr. few days visit with their cousins, and Mrs. Bill Gibson and report he Boyce and Bill van de Water and is up and able to get around some, recovering from a stroke. families. Mr. and Mrs. John Auker and Mrs. Harvey Hatch and Helen children, Katherine and Lester, left have written that they are enjoying Thursday morning on a two-weeks their vacation at Gaston, Oregon. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow vacation in Nebraska and Yellow Shearer last Sunday were her par stone park. Mrs. Varner Hopkins and Fay ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wright; Marie, Mrs. Boyce van de Water and her brother, John Wright of New Loretta and Loraine and Iris and Plymouth, and her sister, Mrs. Mar Barbara June Smith of Mt. Ridge, vin Butts, and family of Longview. Washington. Kansas shopped in Boise Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Snapp and family of Boise were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Case of Arena of his grandmother, Mrs. Arthur valley went to Prairie City, Oregon Holly and mother, Mrs. Lois Snapp Sunday and were joined by Bill and Don Case and family for a day of Saturday evening. Mrs. E. H. Brumbach and Ezra fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh and attended church services in Nyssa children of Caldwell were Sunday Sunday morning. A family gathering was held at dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hor the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce ace Chaney. Erie Mansling and Mr. and Mrs. Van de Water last Monday evening in honor of their house guests, Mr. Dudly Mansling and family left and Mrs. Fred Smith and children Friday morning on a trip to Yellow of Mt. Ridge. Kansas. Guests in stone park. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van de Reno Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Orail Morrison and son of Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reno and children of Parma and Mrs. Simmons and two grandsons of Dayton, Washington, who are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reno. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Story and children of Roswell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stubblefield of Parma were Sunday callers in the Horace Chaney home. Mrs. Ruth Morgan and Mrs. Jack Steiner attended a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Steiner's daughter, Mrs Tom Case of Arena valley at the home of Mrs. Willie Joe Thomp son of Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Case Munjewerff are entertaining relatives from Chi cago. Zeb Wilson began work at the Simplot dehydrator in Caldwell Monday. Chris Molt was in Caldwell Wed nesday consulting his doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser were Thursday guests of their daughter. Mrs. Delno Brock and family of Emmett. First Payment on U.N. Headquarters Loan Girl Is Injured As Horse Falls OWYHEE, Aug. 23—Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marcussen of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Mrs. Werner Peutz and Wanda went to McCall Satur day and spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz at their summer place. Mr. Peutz, an uncle of Mr. Marcussen, had never seen his nephew before. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer had dinner in the Roy Eads home at Wilder Sunday. Mrs. Byrd Walters spent the week end fishing in the Little Salmon river and Boulder creek in Idaho A u g u s t S pecial £ i ) n Ì tìs - ¿ S r 'T o « » P a v TO TH* r .---------- -- , •..... jss& u orncf y.-W -A ;. NU lü lsr»s y I O at * o/'Sut. .r ju ÿ : V ■ I [g'i'oc^.óoò.cc] io and no/lOd - v x CHEMICAL BANK ft TRUST COMF1 U N I T E D N AT IO NS *-* 27 June IV*) d o tls r s . I» x 41- ions —/ fi at hi ss r.y NI V vei l S*0 m tt'd (F irs t In a is i— it du» 1 Jtdy*5l|) With a smile and the words “I have no speech to make but I have a million dollars . . . here it is!" Byron Price, U.N. Assistant Sec retary-General (right) hands over to Ambassador Ernest A. Gross of the United States a check covering the first installment in repay* ment of the $65,000,000 interest-free loan made by the U.S. Govern* ment for the construction of the permanent headquarters of the United Nations In New York City. Below, a photograph of the check. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Boise and their guests from Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryant and daughters. Caroly Schweizer of Seattle, who is spending the summer with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Hite was fallen on by the horse she was riding last week but her Injuries were not serious and she is able to be up and around again. Miss Gladys Moses went to Boise August 11 to enter nurse's training at St. Luke's hospital. Dale Patterson arrived Thursday night on a 10-day leave from the navy. He has finished his prelim inary training and will be statlaone j in California for the next few months while he studies to become a radio technician. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Duncan and family of Payette called in the Ken neth McDonald home Sunday on the way to Boise, where they were taking their son, Jim, who works there but had spent the week-end at Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and children had dinner in the Earl Kygar home Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Newcomb and Mary Beth moved to Nampa Saturday. Mr. Newcomb has been working for T. H. Brewer for the past several months. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barker moved into the house 10 or 12 Pc. BEDROOM SDITE ONLY *249.50 vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb and Mr. Barker is working for his grandfather, Mr. Brewer. Rex Walters of Boise arrived at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walters Sunday night and stayed until Tuesday morning when he returned to Boise, taking his daughter, Brenda, with him for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marcussen of Milwaukee. Wisconsin are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz this week. Mr. Peutz and Mr. Marcussen are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald went to Boise Thursday evening, ate dinner and attended the Boise Pllot-Ogden Red baseball game. Mrs. Nora Compton of Boise Is visiting this week in the home of her sister. Mrs. Oeorge Schweizer. Mr. and Mrs. Hipolito Mendacona and children made a combined bus iness and pleasure trip to Boise Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Harry Bryant and daughters, Patricia and Harriet, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Boise spent Wed nesday night in the Byrd Walters home. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams and Mary Ellen had dinner Sunday in Homedale with Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin of Parma were Monday evening dinner guests in the Gerald Slippy home. Mrs. Mary Atagi is here from Portland to spend a two-weeks va cation at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Berrett ar rived at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Orant Patterson, Friday after noon from their home in Ogden. They will spend several days with their daughter and family and with their son. Wayne Berrett. and fam ily in Sunset valley. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley and daughter were Sunday guests In the Kenneth McDonald home. Mrs. Chet Mills, Mrs Charley Cul bertson, Mrs. Dick Brown, Maxine Kygar, Mrs. M Atagi and Mrs. Ken neth McDonald helped can corn at the Adrian cannery Thursday for the hot lunches for the Adrian grade school. Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Caldwell is visiting here with Mrs. Lee Strick land and Mrs. Lee Householder, sis ters of Mrs. Jackson, and other rel atives. Don Share and Harold Davis of Dallas, Oregon arrived 8uMay nigut at the' home of Share’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share. Share has to leave Friday for Fort Ord. Cali fornia as his army furlough will be up. % Max Schweizer and daughter, Pamela, of Richland. Washington spent the week-end in the home of Mr. Schwelzer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sohweizer. Jack Burke arrived Saturday af ternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty, from Dillon, Montana, where he has been attending normal school. Alice Cooper accompanied Mr. Burke and took a plane from Ontario to her home in Mt. Vernon, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gottman of Canton, Ohio visited Monday in the Werner Peutz home and then went to Payette to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peutz. Mrs. J. P. Franklin and Jeannie of Parma spent Tuesday with Mrs. Gerald Slippy. Visit Friends— Mrs. Edwin Bergam and children and Mrs. Bessie Eldum of Moscow, Idaho arrived Saturda'y at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bergam for a week's visit. Beautiful Five-Piece Bedroom Suite or Mr. and Mrs. No. 12A Troctor-Orownj 90 bu. capacity. Dresser. Innerspring Mattress. Coil Spring. One Pair Pleatex Pillows and Three Lamps. HORSE SHOW AND PARI MUTUEL Na. 14A Tractof-Drawnj 60 bu. capacity. RACING COMPANY ONTARIO ' We Give S & H Green Stamps Attend Convention— Miss Bonnie Ward of Nyssa, state honored queen of Oregon, and Miss Donna Lee Wilson, honored queen of the Nyssa bethel, left Sunday morn ing by train for Richmond, Virginia to attend the sypreme sessions of Job's Daughters. The convention was opened Tuesday night for a five-day session. f Light in Draft • • • Heavy on Performance! Get full value from every load of manure with a NEW IDEA Spreader! Big steel-framed, wood-lined flared bed is easy to load, non choking— cannot rust or corrode. Wider upper cylinder lightens draft, increases shredding and spreading efficiency. Handy conveyor- speed controls. Quick, easy hitch. Rugged, durable, dependable. Lime spreading attachment avall- do[x- able. Look them over soon! I n t M in il+ iy . For the 42nd Annual P eterson F urnitore Return From Coos Bay— Mrs. Stanton Keefer and son re turned this week-end after spend ing several days visiting at Cooa Bay with Mr. Keefer, who is em ployed there. Mrs. Keefer went to Coos Bay with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Tyler, who are there on vacation. I OCA lia e Spr«odl»» Attach, «««it «quip. M y N fW IOCA 3prcad«r far applying lie « . CtoM la-grouad delivery OHaraa eicelleet dlrtrlhetlM whh e « i n i « « « d d w I M d wo.*«, la* •ip**«lv«, «w ily iaiM Ud. lecAt 8 to 11 Each Night Malheur Co. Fair ARCADIA, Aug. 23—Mr. and Mrs. Jess Byers and family of North Platt, Nebraska spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers and family. Mrs. Etta Johnson and daughter, Mary, who have been visiting rel atives here the past week left for their home in Powell, Wyoming the first of the week. Mrs. Dale Lakey and girls of Boise visited relatives here Tuesday of last week. Miss Joan Matherly accomp anied them home for a week's visit. Several families from here attend ed the Co-op picnic in the Nyssa park Sunday. Mrs. Ben Houston and Mrs. Melvin Spltze were among the prize winners. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Paul and two sons of Riverside, California visited Sunday evening In the George Moeller home. Other visit ors were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc Kinney and baby and Mrs. Ed Pharls of Nyssa. Don Bowers left Friday with the Nyssa F. F A. group for a five-days outing at Wallowa lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B am heit and son and Miss Hazel Hickey of Elgin spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey. Corabell Coleman, who Is taking nurse's training at St. Luke’s hos pital In Boise, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman. A large crowd attended the water melon feed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Houston Sunday. The affair is sponsored each year by the Arcadia Sunshine club. The nezt club meeting will be held in Sep tember at the home of Mrs. Don Lytle. Miss Jean Moeller is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc Kinney near Nyssa. George Markham is combining grain for George Hurst this week. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Canada of Jerome, Idaho spent Tuesday night of last week here with relatives. TWO MA CM M it IN O N « N fW Continuous Entertainment $37.50 Down Delivers This Suite Nebraska Couple Visit At Arcadia Quality-Built SPREADERS I REGULAR $304.50 A complete Outfit Ready to Sleep on! Includes: a SECOND SECTION Na. 10A Team or Tractor » 70 bu. capacity. Thur*.. FrL and Sat. Aug. 30-31-Sept. 1 Visit The Farm Exhibits Carnival on the Grounds ONTARIO - VALE - NYSSA - PAYETTE Adm; Adults 1100. Kids 50c. Baumaii Farm Equipment 1 Mile North of Nyssa Your Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Dealer
