THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1951
4-H Saddle Club
Pienicks On Lawn atl.'
NEW ELL H EIG H TS. Aug. 2 3 -T h e
4-H Saddle club picnicked on the i
Kolony^Sunday
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° lenn' L° UU Mr
M " . Irvin Tophff spent Ontario because o f the critic-, con
^ ht in the J. R. Suter dition of her daughter. Mrs. Threl-
ma Elliott o f Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Coulter of
aumP
8 ^ y forb ore w * T h « parents
Parm“ Wednesday even-
h° m*
Prairie City spent Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Suiter were | lng
I
gave - r u c t i o n s -
«
and .Donna of A d r i a n ^ ^
their reports. Those attending from Portland Friday
^
home of Mr. Norris’ father, Jim annual Malheur County F a r m daughter returned Friday from
Norris, last week while en route to Bureau picnic in V a h Saturday; | — »U rn Idaho, where they have
Walla Walla.
They will return Terry Borge accompanied Sherryl spent the summer;
Tuesday and visit again in the Reuter on the guitar as part of the
Mrs. C liff Looney of Caldwell
program and K ay Borge danced the
Norris home overnight.
spent three days the past week help
Mexican
Hat
dance.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Fine and
ing take care of her father, E. X
Judy of Olenns Ferry were guests Barge won the second prize of a pair Parker,
' a n ^ h ^ o f ^ 2 ? S £
1
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2
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^
of
wall
mirrors
on
the
membership
in the C. B Hill home several days
Mr. and Mrs. F. F Cummings o f
last week, leaving for home W ed contest Mrs. Dick Kriegh was ap Boise were Sunday dinner guests of
pointed to take charge o f Adrian’s
nesday.
While
here
Judy
was
their daughter, Mrs. Bob Brown and
e l y ^ p S T s u ^ y ^ n ^
share on the fair booth.
family.
", *— * “ “ “ - • x ■ " • « w
“ ,m I in the Winn home which brought quite ill.
Mr and Mrs. Jake Borge and fam
Mrs. Lydia Jackson of Seattle was
Mr and Mrs. Don Patrick of
ily
were
Sunday
evening
callers
in
a guest in the home of her daugh
Visalia, California arrived Sunday
four Winn children: Anna. Ruth,
the
D.
L.
Hurst
home
in
Kingman
ter. Mrs. Stanley Hill Wednesday
to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Orton and Gerald.
and Thursday. She went on from Kolony.
Glen Brown.
,
Virginia Matsusak i arrived Sun
Mr
and
Mrs.
Charles
Harris
and
here to Boise City. Oklahoma and
Mr. and Mrs. G eoff Williams went
day morning from Seattle, where
plans to stop over for a longer visit family returned Monday night from to Sawtooth lodge over the week
she has been attending college, to
in Che Stanley Hill home on her re a two-weeks trip through Washing end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim New
visit for two weeks in the home of
ton and central Oregon.
turn trip.
kirk of Parma.
her sister. Mrs. Roy Hlrai.
The Modern Pioneer club will
Mrs. Vern Butler and Pauline
Adrian was well represented at
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hirai and sons
meet
at
the
home
o
f
Mrs.
M.
L.
spent last week at Payette lakes
the Wilkins speed races at Caldwell
and Miss Virginia Matsusaka and
Judd
Tuesday,
August
28.
visiting Mrs. Margaret Payne. They
Sunday. Don and Elbert Hatch and
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Norland and
attended some of the 4-H campfire
Betty Jarvis drove cars.
sons attended the jalopy races at
meetings while there.
Mr. and Mss. George Cart bright
Caldwell Sunday evening.
Jimmy Connaughy ■ was taken to
were dinner guests Sunday in the
R. K. Hart, manager of the Idaho-
Larry Fisher home in Ontario.
the Nyssa hospital the last of the
Leave
On
Visits
Oregon potato commission, called
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and
week for an appendix operation.
at the Roy Hlrai home last week
Benny Keller called in the Jake ADRIAN, Aug. 23—Mrs Della Han family went fishing near Ironside
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd were
Mrs. Parker visited her
B o « e home Monday as he Is home sen and children left Friday morn Sunday
guests in the home of their daugh
on an 18-day leave. He is still ing for Cottage Grove, where they sisted, Mrs. Gordon Dixon.
ter, Mrs. John Downer in Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and
stationed at an air base in New will visit Mr. Hansen
Sunday.
Jersey.
Mrs. Henry Hatch and Gene and Donna are visiting their daughter
Mr. and Mrs. George Rossbach of
Yes, the swing Is to V-8's! Most
Mrs. Anna Norris was taken to the Merle of Joseph, Oregon and Harvey and sister, Mrs. Robert Neer, in
Boise were guests in the home of her
of America s highest priced
hospital in Nyssa last week for ob Hatch of Big Bend were Sunday Portland.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Oayle Martin and
servation
and treatment and was al dinner guests In the Jim McGinnis
cars are now powered by
Schiemer Sunday. Mr. Rossback said lowed to come home Sunday. She home
family. Clyde Cartwright and Eileen
V-8 engines . . . the
the discharge, mentioned in last stayed in the home of her son, JesS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landeau and Rowland spent the week-end fishing
week's column, failed to materialize. Norris in Adrian Sunday and re Terry of John Day spent the week near Halfway
type of engifTe Ford's
While there they
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Simpson
and
been budding for nineteen
visited Mrs. M artin’s cousin, Earl
turned Monday to her home on the end here visiting relatives.
children.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Simpson
years/ Ford has built
C. B. Hill farm, while she lives
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bates ac Littlefield.
and Alice and Mr. and Mrs. Carl with her son, Jim. Mrs. Norris Is
companied Mr. and Mrs. David
more V-8’s than a l
Fenn and family made a trip to 7# years old.
Highland of Owyhee dam on a Returns From Weston—
other makers combined.
Payette lakes and back Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ounter and
Mrs. Lee Saxton made a trip to camping trip over the week-end
Lou Pratt. Frankie Pratt, Ray Pendleton last week and brought to Watson.
Mrs. La Var Hayes returned home
Simpson and Roy Hlrai received her mother, Mrs. Veda Christoffer
David Looney celebrated his sixth Wednesday from Weston, Idaho a f
antelope tags in the drawing last home with her.
birthday Thursday by having a ter attending the funeral o f their
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Haney left number of his little friends In for a uncle, Chrlss Rasmussen. Mr. Ras
Mrs. Lou Pratt and Mrs. Joe Siam Friday for a trip through Y ellow party.
mussen was killed In an accident
of Nyssa were in Ontario Monday stone park to Cody, Wyoming They
Mrs. Ellen Sparks of Boise spent Involving a hay baler.
callling on Mrs. Pratt’s mother, Mrs. planned first to visit Mrs. Haney’s Monday and Tuesday In the Elmer
de Boer, who has suffered a slight parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith Sparks home.
paralytic stroke.
at American Falls and to continue
Mrs. Glen Brown spent the past
Lou Pratt and Frankie were at on from there through the park. week In the Bob Eastman home in
Notus Friday buying 33 head of They were accompanied by the Caldwell helping take care of the
sheep from Mr. Stafford.
younger children and Joanne. The new granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Edwards older boys stayed home to take care
Mr. and Mrs. G eoff Williams ac
and family, who have been working of the farm.
companied Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
on the John Timmerman farm, left
Mr. and Mrs. Haney and baby Johnson of Parma to Reno, Nevada
last week to move to Oklahoma.
were gue9ts In the E. H. Haney last week to visit •» nephew, Bud
Mrs. Bertha Tallman of Moses home Sunday.
Schweizer and family-
Prompt, Courteous
Lake. Washington arrived last week
Mrs. Roger Norland and Chris and
Phyllis Eastman is spending her
at the home of her parents and Eric made a week-end trip to La vacation with her sister, Ruth, in
Service *
took her sons, Kenneth and Wayne Grande and Wallowa to visit friends Spokane.
home with her. The boys had been and relatives.
BUI and Billy Looney, Leroy and
Real EsU le
visiting in the home of their grand
Mr. and Mrs Jake Borge and Dewayne Bennett and Bud Haut-
li
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bari Worden. ohlldren and Mr. and Mrs. Dick man are fishing near Halfway.
16 North 3rd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wbrden and Krelgih and children attended the
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Rose and
children left Saturday evening on a
trip to Canton, Oklahoma to visit
Mrs. Worden's parents. They plan
to be gone about three weeks.
O n ly Ford in »•»• lo w -p rico UnM
Mrs. Monty Spellman returned
o ffa re V - § p o w a r
last Sunday from Pocatello, where
Ford K m buOf m oro ¥ - • * » thorn
she
was celled because of the seri
oil o th o r n n k o r i com bined . • •
n e a rly 12 million
ous illness o f her father.
Ford h a « !vod 19 y e a r s ' e x p e
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and
rien ce building V - i ’ s
family were in La Grande over the
week-end visiting her relatives, who
held a fam ily reunion there.
Mr. and Mrs. C B. Hill called In
the Jake Mum home at Carlo Junct
ion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Norris and
Phone 77 baby o f Ogden, Utah visited in the
Adrian Residents
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