Nyssa gate city journal., November 29, 1951, Image 1

JOURNAL
nieNYSSA G A ÍlL ili
VOLUME X X X X V I
NO. 46
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY.
Santa Claus Planning On
Arriving In Nyssa By
Helicopter On Dec. 15
NOVEMBER 29 . IMI
Nyssa Residents
Nicoum Discussion
Crenshaw Says
Go On Long Trip
On Nuts Results In
To Eastern States
More
Talk
On
Nuts
All Of Life Is
„ __ .____ , .
J Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster re-
.x?!*8», Niccl“ ?VS
turned home Wednesday evening of
Owed To Christ 1 that
he is the owner of the only ^
week trom a 6000-mile trip to
TWO SECTIONS- TEN PAGES
Several Persons Injured
In Auto Accidents In
Area Since Sunday
bearing English *&liiut tree in eas- the east coast They were met at
l tern Oregon prompted a response
by their son, Tom, Willam-
this week from A. A. Bratton of the ette university student who was
Arcadia area.
home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and
Bratton, who lives on King aven- Mrs poster flew from Boise to Den-
Man Arrested; Power
| ue and Clark boulevard, said he ver ancj from Denver back to Boise, Union Pacific Car
Jolly Old Gent To Use Certified Potato
[and P F. Countryman have been They made the remainder of the
Scheduled
For
Stop
Pole Broken;Occupants
Airplane; Free Shows
Seed Supplies Are
In Thanksgiving services spon- growing and harvesting English wal- trip by bus.
nuts in eastern Oregon for the last» Mr. and Mrs. Poster visited their
O f 4 Cars Involved
Considerably Down sored by the Nyssa Ministerial ass- five years. Said Bratton "Our two daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Seventeen stops in the lower
Set For Children
_______ J
I ociation in the First Church of
Snake valley.area have been sched­
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,
I Christ ‘“ ^ last“ Wednesday“
' nteht^Rev*
made countryman’s
8 bushel e8ch nine
thls treeslNorth
yeluc Mrs. Harold
in Colfax,
Several persons were injured and
Representatives of the Nyssa
Wednesday
night,^R v. Itrees
and Mr
Dakota, Torgerson,
where they
exper- uled for the Union Pacific Railroad
Potato growers, , who will need,
need. Christ
_ _ _
.
others escaped injury in rather spec­
.
.
^
. C. T. Crenshaw of the Episcopal
chamber of commerce and the Nys­ seed potatoes
company’s
agricultural
improvement
of
bearing
age
had
a
nice
crop.
At
ienced
a
blizzard
the
latter
part
of
for next year, should cnurcjj told a rather large congre-
tacular automobile accidents in this
sa Eagles lodge announced Wednes­
least I saw several bushels in the October. During the storm the tem­ car from November 2« to December vicinity this week.
day that definite arrangements have be purchasing their supplies earlier [ gation that “ to a Christian every attic curing for winter-time munch­ perature dropped to seven degrees 15, inclusive.
In the last crash prior to Wed­
been made for Santa Claus to pay this year, reports Turner Bond, day Is a thanksgiving day.”
ing.
,
The itinerary was announced at nesday night. Sydney Walker of Ny­
above zero, one of the lowest tem­
"Christianity is not just being
his annual visit to Nyssa December county extension agent.
"Mr. Countryman sent an exhibit peratures on record for that time the company's Omaha, Nebraska ssa suffered a serious back injury
IS in a helicopter.
Total amounts of certified seed good”, the minister said. "We are of nuts to the amateur Persian wal­ of year in that area. The low temp­ headquarters by Joe W. Jarvis, sup­ when an automobile driven by Hir­
Santa Claus will land at 2 o’clock produced were down in 1951, falling not good; we are sinners. Christ nut contest held somewhere in Tenn­ eratures were accompanied by seven ervisor of the U. P. agricultural de­ oshi Ko Abe of Ontario route 1, car­
said the primary purpose of life essee. I am sure this part of Oregon Inches o f snow.
in the helicopter on a vacant lot.
velopment department, as the car eened off the highway north of the
not yet decided upon by the spon­ from 15 to 30 percent below normal is to have fellowship with Ood. Good can grow lots of these nuts. I would
The Nyssa residents visited rela­ headed west in Its fifth year trf intersection of Locust avenue and
sors of the event. He will then go acreage in most important produc­ is something God accomplishes like to meet Mr. Niccum and talk tives in Cleveland and were taken serving as a meeting place for agri­ highway 20 at the Nyssa city limits
to the old gymnasium, where he ing areas. To aggravate the pro­ through us when we are in the nuts."
by relatives to the A. I. Root plant culturists.
about 2:15 yesterday morning. Wal­
will interview small children and duction shortage. . prices on com­ proper relation with him.
at Medina, Ohio, where they were
The car will be open from 9 a. m. ker, who has been employed at the
give each child a treat. The older mercials have been high all during
"We thank God for our existence,
entertained and viewed oDerations to 5 p. m., in most places where it Associated service station in Nyssa,
children will go to the Nyssa theat­ harvest of seed potato crops, and for aii 0f the blessings of this life.
in a large bee supply plant and wax stops.
was taken to the Malheur Memorial
er at 2:30 for a free picture show greater amounts of larger sizes have for our talents, for the smull bless­
r&ndle factory.
The schedule of the car will in­ hospital for treatment o f the back
been
graded
oftf
and
sold
as
com­
and treats. The theater manage­
ings o f life, food, fellowship, kin­
At New York, through a niece, clude stops at Ontario November 30 injury and cuts and bruises.
ment will feature a double billing, mercials, further limiting the bulk ship, friends and associates, the or­
Mrs. Dorothy McKnlght, Mr. and at Nyssa. December J. at Homed«le
Abe, who was uninjured in the
“Kentucky Jubilee" and “F. B. I . ' of potatoes available for seed.
der and peace in society, the fer­
The first contribution made to Mrs. Foster made several interesting December 4 and at Pnrma December crash, was arrested by City Police
Reports from the Klamath Falls tility of nature and the soil and the
Nyssa’s annual Christmas pro­
contacts
with
the
secretariat
in
the
10 .
Officer Frank Lawrence on a charge
the 1952 March of Dimes in Malheur
gram, however, will start December area indicate growers are selling out regulation of the seasons. Everything conuty consisted of a $184 gift from United Nations building, as Mrs.
L. E. Fuller. U. P. agricultural of reckless driving after the officer
8. On that afternoon at 2:30, a doub­ rapidly, and holding potatoes for we get is in terms of the dimensions the Jolly Workers club of Willow MdKnight was employed by the UN- agent at Boise, will be in charge had followed the 31-year-old Japan­
le feature, free to children, will be spring delivery, Bond said, Idaho of the cross."
Creek, according to an announce­ RA. In Philadelphia, the visitors of the car and will present a pro­ ese for several blocks. Abe's arraign­
shown. The pictures will be "Savage supplies of certified seed potatoes
Setting forth his philosophy of ment made Wednesday by Harold were Interested in the fact that gram on livestock loss prevention ment in city police court was post­
are
about
one
million
bushels
under
Drums” and "As You Were” .
stewardship. Rev. Crenshaw said Henigson of Nyssa. Malheur county many horse-drawn milk carts and illustrated with slides. A feature poned by Judge J. C. Smith until
vegetable vender vehicles were still o f each meeting will be the show­ 11 a. m. November 30.
Santa Claus will come to town for last year’s supply at this time, and "We Christians have more for which campaign chairman.
no
final
figures
are
available
yet
on
on the streets. Philadelphia has the
the second time the Saturday be­
to thank Ood than the rest of the
Lawrence said he first saw Abe
The women of the Jolly Workers largest negro population of any city ing of "Western Sheep" and "Cat­
fore Christmas, December 22. He how much of the certified product­ world. We owe Christ a great debt
tle Country," Union Pacific’s new and Walker as they passed him in
club secured the money through in the United States. Negroes are
will lead a parade on Main street ion will move as table stock.
16-millimeter color-sound motion the prowl car traveling east on Main
for paying for our sins and we owe
The Red River valley acreage of Him thanks for the means of grace, auctioning of a quilt at the regular happy and well adjusted individ­ pictures.
to the old gymnasium, where he
street. They went through the un­
will interview little children who Bliss Triumph certified seed is a- the great sacraments of the church.” Vale livestock auction. The quilt, uals, said Mrs. Foster, who added
Speakers on the programs in­ derpass at the railroad tracks and
made by the women, was auctioned that there is no attempt at segrega­
were missed on his first visit and bout 30 percent less this year than
clude
Bob
Every
erf
Oregon
State
after turning around traveled west
Referring to the beachheads of
will distribute treats. The third free last year, and reduction in yields Anzio and Normandy in the last several times, as the purchasers gave tion. Mr. and Mrs. Foster visited at college on “ Insect Damage to Live­ on Main street. After meeting the
show for children will be given at indicate this seed will be In shoit world war, Rev. Crenshaw said it back to the auctioneer to be re­ Valley Forge National park, Inde­ stock” at Nyssa; Neil Hoffman, sup­ officer, Lawrence said, Abe "poured
sold.
pendence hall and other historic erintendent of the agricultural ex­ on the gas” between Fourth and
the Nyssa theater, beginning at 2:30. supply also.
"G od’s beachhead has been won on
The women told Mr. Henigson,
The pictures will be "The Lost Con­
the cross and the fruit is in the “We offer this money in apprecia­ buildings In Philadelphia. En route periment station at Ontario on Fifth streets, and Lawrence, watch­
tinent" and "O. I. Jane”.
church today. The powers of God tion of the wonderful work being home, Mr. and Mrs. Foster stopped "Forage Production" at Ontario; ing in his rear-view mirror swung
at Decatur, Illinois, where their ne­ Rueben Johnson, superintendent of around and gave chase. The officer
Arrangements for the Christmas
are greater than the powers of evil done for those who suffer."
phew, Dr. Walter Day, is pastor of the experiment station at Caldwell, said he slowed down to 70 miles an
plans were outlined Tuesday night
in the world and we know the beach­
In reply, Mr. Henigson told Mrs.
at a meeting of a committee headed
head is established and eventually Esther H. Lamb, president of the Grace Methodist church, which has on “ Feeding Livestock" at Fruitland hour when he neared the Snider
the largest Sunday school in the and New Plymouth; Robert Willi­ comer because he was sure he could
by Clifford Mink.
God will win the victory.
club, “On behalf of the Malheur United States. In Kansas City, they ams, Caldwell veterinarian, on
Ben Simonsen of Corvallis, mana­
“You can’t earn love, you can’t county chapter and more particu­ visited Dr. Albert Harper, another "Oenerol Prevention of Livestock not negotiate the curve at that
speed. After Aibe swung his machine
ger of the Oregon Dairy Breeders pay for it. The only thing you can
around an Ontario taxi traveling
association, commended the 250 do is be thankful for it. Almighty larly as unofficial spokesman for nephew who formerly lived at Nam­ Diseases” at Homedale.
those unfortunates for whom your pa, Idaho. Dr. Harper is head of
dairymen and their families who God loves us and all that we have
At other stops, county agents wMl north, he lost control of the vehicle
gift
is
intended.
I
wish
to
express
my
the
editorial
staff
of
the
Nazarene
attended the annual meeting o f Idle is due to Him. As our forefathers,
discuss bangs, pastures and general and it crashed into the yard of Clif­
ford Fox on the east side of high­
Malheur Dairy Breeders association we can all lift up our eyes and minds sincere appreciation to you and each publishing board. Dr. Harper es­ livestock problems.
of
the
members
of
your
Jolly
Work­
corted
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Foster
through
way 20 and plunged into Fox's corn
Orland Mayer of the industrial in the Boulevard Grange hall Mon­ to God and say ’thank you’."
ers club for making possible your the large publishing house, where
field. Officer Lawrence, who said
development division of the Idaho day on their interest in the dairy
The host pastor, Rev. A. J. Holl­ contribution of $184 to the county all of the material for the Nazarene
he did no* think the car overturned
Power company with headquarters breeding program in the county. He
polio
fund.
m
church in the United States is pub­
except perhaps u.” cbof along on its
in Boise, told members of the Nyssa said the Malheur meeting was att­ ingsworth, introduced Rev Frank C.
“Our
county
is
facing
the
1952
Coley
of
the
Assembly
of
God,
who
lished.
side, immediately Summoned si am­
chamber of commerce at their week­ ended by the largest crowd attend­
Mr. and Mrs. Foster visited Mr.
bulance driver and a doctor.
ly luncheon Wednesday noon that ing any similar gathering in Oregon. gave the invocation, and Rev. Glen March of Dimes drive with a deficit
from
1951
and
in
preparing
for
the
Abla
of
the
Church
of
the
Nazarene,
and
Mrs.
Spencer
Lane,
former
Nys­
Reports Indicated that Walker
preparation of a brochure such as
"Several hundred cows in Oregon,
The
Adrian
Farm
Bureau
center
campaign
which
starts
January
2,
I
who
gave
the
scripture
reading.
Af­
sa
residents,
at
Fulton,
Missouri.
Mr.
was going to Abe’s home between
the Nyssa chamber plans to publish results of artificial breeding, are in
met
Monday
night
in
joint
session
have
wondered
whether
we
would
be
ter
the
Christian
church
choir
sang
Lane,
former
Nyssa
high
school
tea­
Nyssa and Ontario with the inten­
is a large jdb.
production now, but too few of these
tion of driving the car back to Nys­
Mr. Mayer discussed with the bus­ cows are producing”, Simonsen stat- a hymn, Rev. Donald S. Campbell successful in attaining our goal of cher. is now traveling for Westmin­ with the Adrian churches.
ster
college.
He
sent
his
greetings
Bishop
James
Peterson
of
the
L.
ed
’’Everv
dairvman
ought
to
be
of
the
Methodist
church
delivered
sufficient
funds
to
eliminate
this
sa,
bqt Lawrence did not know that
inessmen the prospective size of ea. Every dairyman ougni to oe
__
.» h
year’s deficit and provide for next to all Nyssa friends.
D. 8. church opened the meeting to be the case.
such a brochure, a publication de­ keeping some kind of production the prayer.
year’s
problems.
It
seems
like
such
The congregation sang two hymns
At Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Poster with prayer and Rev. John Phillips,
Walker is expected to be taken
signed to advertise the community; record on his milk cows and until
an overwhelming task.
also visited his aunt, Mrs. Celia En­ pastor of the Free Methodist church home from the hospital this week­
the cost, printing problems and oth­ he does he is as much at a loss of during the service.
"Then
along
comes
a
check,
un­
sign,
his
father's
sister,
who
is
97
led the singing of several favorite end. but he will not be able to re­
er factors. He pointed out that ev­ knowing how he stands as if he
solicited, for a very sizable amount, years old, yet in good health.
hymns.
turn to work for at least a month.
ery community has a personality were to tear the hands from the face
which
represents
the
effort
of
a
A
reception
was
given
for
Mr.
and
Rev. H. E. Moore, pastor of the
Chelmer Hiatt, son of Jesse Hiatt,
and in order for a brochure to re­ of a clock and then attempt to tell
rgs
n
|
.
1 group of women who made a quilt Mrs Poster in Boulder, Colorado at Kingman Memorial United Pres­ was driver orf a car that hit a main
flect that personality it must be what time it is.”
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t
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l
which
was
sold
at
auction
and
who
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
L.
Dever,
for­
byterian
Community
church,
gave
transmission
pole of the Idaho Pow­
Members elected O. D. Fulwyler
prepared by local residents.
j could think of no more worthy pur­ merly Crete Childers of Nyssa. A- the principal address on the suo- er company In Apple valley about
"Nyssa was one of the first two and C. C. Betz of Vale and Rosel
pose than to donate the proceeds to I mong the 44 guests at the reception Ject of the town and country church midnight Sunday one mile south of
in the Snake River valley to have Hunter of Nyssa to the board of
The Nyssa Bulldogs failed to place help
fight polio. Your contrtbuatlon was Mrs. Foster's mother, Mrs. Hat­ convocation which he attended in the Junction of the old Apple valley
a man on the Snake River valley all-
a brochure, but that was five years directors.
is
most heartening, because with tie Childers.
Portland recently. He said the meet­ road and highway 20. Hiatt, who
Harry Sandquist, county extension star football team for the season
ago", Mr. Mayer said. "Other com­
expressions,
such as yours, in this
Mr. and Mrs. Foster also visited ing was attended by ministers, bus­
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munities are doing the same thing agent, led a panel discusison for Just completed, but gained two pos­ county, we need have no fear of
friends
in
Denver
before
leaving
for
inessmen and educators from 21
as you are doing to gain a stable questions from the membership, as­ itions on the second team.
ever
failing
our
polios.
Boise.
states.
population. Quality of the popula­ sisted by Ben Simonsen, Rosel Hun­
Three players each from Vale and
"The 1952 campaign slogan is This
The main idea developed by Rev. Schedule O f Adult
tion is what determines plans for ter, O. D. Fulwyler and Royce Rob­ Payette, two from Emmett and one Fight Is Yours’ and in my opinion
Moore was the word picture of the
erts. local manager-technician.
growth of your community.”
each from Meridian, Weiser and On­ you have accepted the challenge. Jim Lissman Gels
Classes Revealed
anticipated greatness of the north­
A film entitled "Fighting Brucel­ tario were placed on the “ all-opp­
Representatives of the Idaho Pow­
Once again many thanks to all of
west
and
the
problems
involved
in
Award
In
Contest
losis"
was
shown
to
the
group.
Fred
onent" eleven selected by the coach­ you.”
er company will do much of the
The tentative schedule o f adult
the progress in keeping the cities
work in preparing the brochure for Norman of Nyssa presented an in­ es of the class A division of the
education classes for the remainder
teresting slide-film showing the im­ Snake River Valley league. The an­
James Lissman of Nyssa has befit and towns moral and Godly. He of the year in Malheur county was
publication.
Two new members were appoint­ portance of proper feeding for milk nouncement was made at a meeting Nurse Consultant
announced as winner of an award said the basis o f democracy is In announced this week. The classes
in the Oregon better farming con­ the greatness o f Christian ideals. will be conducted by the extension
ed by President Thomas Jones to production, reproduction and long of the Snake River Valley School­
To Visit In Nvssa test sponsored by the Kiwanls clubs Rev. Moore pointed out the impor­ division
the publicity committee, which is life of dairy animals. Mr. Simonsen masters association at New Plym­
of the Oregon state system
of Oregon. He won second place in tance of directing the young people of higher education.
handling the brochure project. They showed pictures o f bulls and facil­ outh Monday night.
Nora C. Lalor, nursing consultant the eastern Oregon district and re­ in the work and inspiring them to
The first team is composed of
are Harold Henigson and Klass ities at the central breeders farm
The program will be as follows:
at Corvallis.
Steve Horn of Payette and Dick for the Oregon state department of ceived a $10 prize. The award was fit their modern ideas into the pro­ Winter term— at Ontario, physical
Powell.
The members heard reports given Cook of Weiser, ends; Lee Green- health, will be in Nyssa Monday and made by his FF.A. advisor, Dwight gram.
Plans for attendance of Nyssa
education
workshop and history 'if
Henry Reuter read a portion of
businessmen and local youths of by Glen Call, auditor, and Royce street of Payette and Dick Tacke of Tuesday, December 3 and 4. While Wyckoff, at a luncheon of the Nyssa
Oregon: at Nyssa. seminar on ad­
the
address
given
by
the
national
Roberts.
These
reports
showed
con­
here,
she
will
inspect
the
Malheur
Lions
club
Monday
noon.
draft age at a dinner sponsored by
Ontario, tackles: LeRoy Buhler of
justment problems, and spring term-
The contest is based on the fun­ farm bureau president, Alan Kline, at Ontario, physical education work­
the national guard in Ontario Dec­ tinued increases in membership and Vale and Ron Bentley of Emmett, Memorial hospital and meet with
damental and technical knowledge at the regional meeting of western shop: at Nyssa, biological science
ember 3 were discussed. The bus- in numbers of cows bred during the guards; Roger Wilson of Payette, the scholarship committee.
Along with members of the schol- that the F.P.A. member has of his states in Bozeman, Montana last surveg, and at Vale, school law of
lnesmen. the youths and their fath­ past year. Eighty-one new members center, and Ray Barnes and Ken
June.
ers will meet in front of the old joined the local association and a M us grove of Vale, Ed Mansfield of | arshlp committee, representatives of own farming program.
Mrs. Jake Borge announced a ser­ Oregon.
Emmett and Pete DeLong of Pay- the hospital and nurses of the hos-
Lissman started with a $220 in­
entrance to the Nyssa high school total o< 27*3 cows were bred.
ette, backfield.
: pita!, Miss Lalor will speak to Nyssa vestment in his freshman ytar and ies of radio broadcasts featuring Te
building at 7 p. m. next Monday for
On the second team. Robert Hart- high school girls on nursing as a now as a senior has projects valued convention highlights to be released
the trip to Ontario. Businessmen
Telegraph Office Moved
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morgan left
ley of Nyssa was placed in a tackle career. She will show a film on hos- at $2024$6. He is treasurer o f the over radio station KHRV, starting Monday for Salem, where Mr Mor­
will furnish cars.
December 3 and continuing through
state
association
of
the
F.FJ*.
and
position
and
Dan
Lovejoy
was
given
pital
work.
She
will
use
the
remaln-
Officers of Co. H at Ontario will
The Western Union telegraph o ff­
gan will attend a State Farm Bur­
: der of her time showing Interested holds the office of reporter ui the December 7.
start serving the dinner at 7:30. The ice was moved from the Union Pac­ a backfield post.
L. L. Kreager was appointed as eau meeting. He is scheduled to
In the class B first team, Nelson j girls through the hospital and con- Nyssa chapter. He is the only Nyssa
meal will be followed by a program, ific depot to the Trallways bus depot
speak at one session of the conven­
boy now attending school who holds membership chairman.
including talks and motion pictures, this week, giving Nyisa its first of Adrian was given a backfield! ducting her inspection.
After the benediction, given by tion.
the State Farmer degree.
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according to First Lt John Brown, down-town Western Union facility, berth. Four Adrian boys were placed j
Rev. Phillips, pot luck refreshments
commander of Co. H Col. D avid: The teletype machine which is on the class B second team. They Company Plans Program—
were served.
Coming Events
Hollingsworths’, Inc of Nyssa will Undergoes Operation—
Baum of Union, battalion command- used in sending and receiving mess- were Bower, end; Sessions, tackle:
J. D. Hughes was operated on
er, is expected to attend the meet- ages, was Installed Tuesday, accord­ Hite, guard, and Schenk, backfield. I hold Its annual John Deere day pro-
Orthapwdlc
Physician
Hara
Friday,
Nov. 30— Amity club at
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| gram for farmers Tuesday, Decern- Tuesday morning in a Boise hoopltal.
ing to speak on the advantages of mg to Mr. and Mrs Dave Thomas,
the home of Mrs Calvin Wilson.
ber 4. The entertainment, with Hol- Mrs. Hughes went to Boise yester­
membership In the guard.
the new agents. The office will be Correction Issued—
Dr. J. J. Csughlln, P.A.CA, of Members are to take clothing for
Mrs H. R. Sherwood was recently lywood cast, will be "Oalahad Jon- day to stay with him Mr and Mrs.
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open from 8 a. m. until midnight.
Here From School-
referred to in the Oate City Journal es" Farm equipment pictures and Hughes are the parents of Mrs. Bud Boise was st the Malheur Memorial Korean drive.
Saturday, Dec. 1— Basketball Jam­
College students who were in Nys- Traffie case* Handled—
through erroneous Information giv- educational films will be shown, Wilson and have been guests in her hospital November 3$ for the pur­
pose of performing orthopedic sur­ boree at Baker. 8t. Anne's Altar
sa to celebrate Thanksgiving were|
d ^ m r . Brewer of Nyssa paid en to it. as chairman of the Nyssa Pree lunch will be served at the home for the past week.
gery st the request of the medical society pinochle and bridge party at
Jack Winchell. Delwln Holcomb, a fine and
amounting to library board for 25 years She said store, beginning at 11:30
staff. During his visit, he also held the Catholic church, 8 o'clock,
Melvin Marcum and Tom Foster w ^ 2 50 in Nyssa Justice court last i she has been a member of the board
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I To Hold
Monday. Dec 3— Republican wo­
Willamette university: Shirley Nol-
Qn a charge 0f truck speeding for 25 years, but has been chairman Banquet Planned—
The Nyssa L D 8. First Ward Re- oonsultation on several other ortho­
an, Clarence Suiter. Richard Diven. Jimmy QUan
0j Nyssa was fined : only for five years, since Mrs. C. C
The annual Owyhee Riding club j lief society will hold its annual baz- pedic cases, Including polio cases. men's Study club at the home of
Dr. Caughlln is a member of the Mrs. Prank Morgan, afternoon. Past
Harley Du us. Richard Forbess, Rich-
and assessed $4 50 court costs Hunt, former chairman, has lived banquet for both Junior and senior aar Friday, December 7 at the
ard Wilson and Ronald Jensen of Monday on a charge of reckless in Twin Falls.
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members
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will
*” *“
be held Friday
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even­ church. A cafeteria dinner will oe consultant staff of the hospital and presidents parley of the American
ing, December 7 in the home econ­ served, beginning at 5 o'clock. The will be on call for all special or­ Legion will meet at the home of Mrs.
Oregon State college: Laura Schenk, driving. Ten dollars of the fine was j
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Warren Richardson at 2 p. m.
Dick Hawley. Adrienne Peterson. iUspended by Judge Rufey Moore Babies Arrive—
omics room of the Nyssa high school bazaar articles will go on sale at thopedic work.
Tuesday. Dec. 4— Eagles auxiliary
Mary Lou Schenk
and C her
guest. Lrftm.
Dean
charged
i . . ____
A . . boy
and
a girl ■ were
bom
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. . . Bair
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meeting at Eagles hall at 8 p. m.
Marlow Anderson of Portland. El- wlth violation of the basic driving Malheur Memorial hospital during follow the dinner. Mrs. Lloyd Adams ured at 1:30 The public is invited Guctlf In
Wednesday. Dec. 5 — Kingman
Miss Dorothy Erwin and Miss
alne Peterson and her guest. Frank- raJ# was
gj and
costs by the last week Mr and Mrs Harvey! Is in charge of the food preparation to attend.
Pumlko Kasahara were guests on Grange pinochle card party at Ad­
ie Anderson, who has been in the Judge Moore Isamu F. Klta was Howard of Nyssa are parents of a
rian
grade school building. 8 p. m.
Thanksgiving day at the home of
Going To Nebraska—
east the past two years, from
the assessed a fine of $3 and $4.o0 boy born November 25 and Mr and Overnight Guests In N;
Thursday. Dec. 6— P. T. A. exec­
Mrs Ed Steinke left Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erwin of Parma.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fsulkner of
B. Y U.. Bonnie Lewis, from
the court costs on a charge of failure Mrs Art Williams of Nyssa are par-
utive meeting, high school building.
Unlversity of Utah and Annette t
the ri»ht-of-way to a ped-1 ents of a girl born November 24.
j Gooding, Idaho were overnight j night for Red Cloud. Nebraska be
Job’s Daughters meeting. Masonic
Campbell and her cousin. Bertha estrian
guests Monday st the home of Mr. i cause of the illness of her mother. Visit Q
Ann Bitters from the US.AC.
and Mrs A. C Sallee
Mrs O. W Hastings She will re-
Mr snd Mrs Bud Wilson made a hall at 7:10 p. m American Legion
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main In Nebraska until her mother, business snd social call on Idaho’s auxiliary meeting, veterans hall, 8
Mrs. Percy Kelch of Nyssa under-
Here From Utah—
Here From Pendleton—
| la able to travel to Nyssa to make, Oovemor Len Jordan Monday sf- o'clock Mary and Martha circle of
A J Child arrived in Nyssa two I went a major operation In the Mai- ; Te Lebanon—
Mr and Mrs Tom Lile visited
W S.C fl will entertain the members
Miss Viola Dunckly spent the ] iiet home. The elderly woman’s hus-1 ternoon.
weeks ago to spend some time vis- heur Memorial hospital Tuesday
ef the Dorcas circle st the home of
Thanksgiving vacation with her par- band died a few days ago
^TydÌ e £ fo r ^ iÌ V^ m ÌV p?n dle^ j« “ *
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Mrs. Bernard Frost st 2 p. m.
Barovertag From Operation—
enu in Lebanon. Oregon.
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Child He was Joined by Mrs Child
ton Monday.
Friday, Dec. 7— Sunshine club at
Muri Lancaster, principal of the
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Home From Korea—
here for Thanksgiving They also Betan Ts Nyssa—
home
of Mrs. John Ostrom. Basket­
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Visit
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Boise
Perry
W.
Coleman,
who
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Junior
high
school
and
Mrs
Jesse
Rigney
snd
visited
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oerald
Hunger
Mr
T# Caldwell—
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Mr and Mrs Oeorge N Bear vis-I with the marines in Korea, arrived, from an appendix operation per- ball, Nyssa at Meridian.
returned
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fter
Mrs. Cliff Main snd Miss
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Hayden of ____|
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Saturday. Dec. 8— Rebekah card
Newbill spent Monday ln Caldwell Payette They returned home after ^pending the Thanksgiving vacation ited friends at the veterans hosplUl home last week because of the 111- Malheur Memorial hooptul during party at I.O.O.F. hall.
i the holidays.
in Boise with relatives.
i in Boise last Thursday.
I ness of his father. William Coleman i hospital November 20.
shewing
Joint Thanksgiving Ser­
vices Held By Nyssa
Churches
First Money For
Polio Fund Given
Dairy Breeding
Interest Shown
Brochure C of C
Meeting Subject
Churches, Farm
Bureau Gather
All-Star Grid