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ning at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Lloyd Seuell were Mr aiul Mrs Eail
Wilkie and son of Moses Lake.
Washington and Mr and Mrs.
Charles Bu-kirk and Hazel of Parma.
Joy Cullen suffered a sprined
ankle while at school last Friday,
but was able to attend school Mon
day
Mi and Mi Oaorge H.tgler move I
to Apple valley, where Mr Hagler
Is employed by Mr Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit visited
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nunt-
Jeuers ol Big Bend
Mr arid Mrs M C Seuall and Mr
and Mrs C A, Feamster of Fiuit-
land went to Boise Saturday evening
to a'.tend the Jefferson-Jackson day
dinner and to hear a .speech by Sen
.itor Robert S Kerr of Oklahoma
Mrs. M C Seuell and Mrs. Merle
Thomson attended a birthday party
given at the home of Mr J C
Parker of Fruitland last Friday in
honor of Mrs James Cl ivfi
Nampa.
Sunday dinner guests of V L Lett
and his mother, Mrs. Lula Lett. *ere
C harles Huffman of Nyssa and Mr
and Mr Ed Meroney and Joy Cullen
Mrs. Percy of Homedale visited it
’.he A P Ciie.sney home la t ween
Mrs. Percy Is a cousin of Mr Che -
ney and her son, Clark, i- working
for him at the present time
The Farmerette club met at 'he
hall Wednesday afternoon Plan,
were made for the annual a 11-day
meeting to be held in April it the
home of the president. Mr Henry
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THE N Y SSA GATE C tT T J O U B N A t . N Y S S A . O BFG D N . T H U R SD A Y . M ARCH 27. 1952
Orcutt Following the meeting, re and Mrs Frank Sorenson. Mr and
in nment.s were erved bv the hos- Mrs. Tom Nedbalek, and Mi and
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Mrs. Angelo Marostica and son. all
Harry Wood t.> it.ll improving at of Nu-Acres. The guest of honor re-
the veterans hospital in Boi->e. Mrs. I ceived many nice gifts.
Wood and Mr>. Merle Thomson
Mr. and Mrs F c. Fry and Jesse
drove to Boise to vi-it him Thurs and Lela went to Nyssa and Ontario
day.
! Tuesday. It was the first time for
Roger Jenkins and Corynne Fry Mr Fry to be out since last fall as
vi it>-d Sunday at the home of their he has been ill and confined to his
brother Richard Jenkins, and fam j home.
ily of New Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt re
Frank Johnson was injured last turned Friday from a two-weeks trip
week while doing carpenter work, to Oakland. California. They en
but is recovering Visitors at the countered some snow in northern
John >n home this week were Mr. California on their return trip and
iml Mr Drexel Lewis of Nampa were detained for several hours M
Mi
Lewis is a daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Daudt were married March
Johnson. Other visitors were H E. 4 and will make their home at 330
Collins of Nyssa, Mr and Mrs Leon ; Third avenue north in Payette. Mrs.
Burt Mr and Mrs Sam Phillips, Mr. 1 Daudt is the former Mr Donna
and Mrs Harley Sager, F C. Fty and Mason, daughter of Mr and Mr
Mr and Mr- Vanderwall of Nyssa. j A. P. Che-.ney of this community.
Mr . Roy Hoff and Terry of Nyssa i
were vi ltors at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs M C. Seuell.' SuiiHPt K<‘tti<lrnt
Tue day afternoon.
Marrieti In B oise
Mi F. C Fry. Jim Me D Roe and
Mr Susan Me D Roe drove to Boise
Saturday to visit at the home of SUNSET VALLEY, Mar 27—Miss
Mr Fry’s sister, Mrs. A J. Schrock.l Donna Brererton and Glenn Knott-
and Mrs. Me D Roe had her ey e s1 ingham were united in marriage at
checked by her doctor following a a home wedding held at noon March
21 in Boise with Bishop Glade offi
recent operation.
Mr and Mrs Herb Nelson visited ciating Present for the ceremony
last week with Earl Dodge, who is were the parents of the bride, Mr.
in the St. Alphonsus hospital in and Mrs. Calrence Brererton of Pro
vo, Utah; the bride’s brother and
Boise.
J e s s e Morehouse is visiting at the sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
home of Frank Nichols in New Plym Brererton of Provo; Mrs. Edna Allen
of Boise, and Mr and Mrs O. P.
outh.
Mr and Mrs. Russell Meroney and Counsil and Paul Knottingham of
family spent the week-end in La- Nyssa. The groom Is the son of Mrs.
Grande and Cove, Oregon visiting j Counsil. The newlyweds will make
their home at »05 Pueblo in Boise
relatives.
Pfr Donald Chesney, son of Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. H. Crutchfield and
and Mrs A. P. Chesney, is in North son. Brian, returned late Sunday
night from a week-end trip to Quin
Korea with the 40th division.
Mrs Paul Thomson spent several! cy. Euphrata, Soap Lake and Moses
days last week at the home of her| Lake, Washington.
sister, Mrs Floyd Ames of Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hintz have
Mr and Mrs, Ames are the parents purchased a 100-acre farm near
of a daughter, born Wednesday, Moses Lake and will be moving soon.
March 19
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson moved
Mr. and Mrs. David Spilde were part of their household goods to the
hosts at a potluck supper in observ home of their daughter, Mrs. James
ance of the 77th birthday of his| Langley, this week. Mr. and Mrs.
futher, O D. Spilde, Thursday even Hobson are staying for a while at
ing, March 13. Those attending were the Langley home. John Timmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strasbaugh of is moving into the Hobson home.
Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs, Horace Coker Hobson plans on a trip to California
of Wilder, Mr and Mrs. Rinaldo of later In the year.
of Sterling, Colorado Mr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Counsil of
Perle Richard and son, Mr. and Mrs. Corvallis were Sunday afternoon
Johnny Richard and daughter, Mr. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Fred Hinkle and son, Mr. O. P. Counsil. Harry Counsil and
and Mrs. Ray Knapp, J T Martin, family are moving Saturday to Salt
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Samuels, Mr. Lake City, where he has a position
with the Northrup-King Seed com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. John Plaza of On
tario were Sunday dinner guests at
f the S. E. Flanagan home. Afternoon
1 visitors were Mrs Kenneth Lorensen
¡and Mrs. Willard Whitman and
! daughter.
Mrs. Lew McCoy of Ironside was
a house*uest at the home of her
son, Charles McCoy, Tuesday even
ing She returned home Friday. Mr
and Mrs. Charles McCoy drove to)
the Lew McCoy ranch with a load nf |
hay Saturday
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Seven dairy herds were added .o
the record-keeping program in Feb
ruary according to reports issued
by C. A Nichols, supervisor of the
Malheur County D H I A
New herds on the standard tests
Include the Neldon Chadwick and
th Gilbert Chadwick herds of West
Bench community. Changing from
owner-sampler to standard testing
were A V Miller. White Settlement
community, and J Irvin Hart of
Vale.
New owner-sampler members in
clude Philip Cluca.s and E. M. Seuell
of Big Bend; Guy Moore. Kingman
Colony; T R Bowers. Nyssa. and
William A Dunn, Owyhee commun
ity.
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There were 58 herds on test during
February, including nearly 1000
cows. Twenty-nine herds were on
the standard test plan, including
two herds on official test. The Fred
Burgess Jersey herd of Vale and the
Charles Grider Jersey herd at Nyssa
are testing combination D. H, I A
and H I R programs. The Horner
Hight Guernsey herd at Nyssa is on
udvanced registery testing under the
supervision of Oregon State college,
with the local supervisor. Nichols,
conducting the work for the college
and the Guernsey Cattle club.
Returns From Walla Walla—
Glen H. Kenaston returned to Nys
sa Saturday from Walla Walla,
he was called last week because if
the death of his father. A. L. Ken
aston, March 18.
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Mr. and Mrs Claude Skinner went
to Ontario on business ^Tuesday
went home with Mrs. Jones Sunday
Lawrence Peutz went to Portland
H o ld t.atherin^* to receive a medical check-up it
the veterans hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Kygar and
OWYHEE Mar 2 7 - Members of the
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
O K K club met Thursday after Kvgar and children are moving this
noon at the home of Mrs Jesse Ditty, week to Crooked Creek, where they
with Mrs. Clyde Hoke and Mrs Wer will operate the Flag ranch.
ner Peutz assisting. Due to the ab
Mr and Mr Jack Walters visited
sence of both president and vice in the home of his parents. Mr and
president, Mrs. F. L. Olmstead con Mrs. Ellis Walters, Monday night.
ducted the business meeting Mrs Mr and Mrs Jack Walters are mov
Orville McEwen and Mr Werner ing to Moses Lake this week
Peutz held the winning numbers in
Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and
the raffle Refreshments of angel- sons of Boise spent Sunday in the
food cake and jello salad were ser home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ved to 16 members and two guests. Lynn Kygar
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Ditty and U n John
Virginia Cook pent from Tuesday
Reeves of Nyssa The next meeting until Sunday with her parents. Mr
will be held at the home of Mr.< and Mrs. Bill Cook Miss Cook was
Charles Culbertson April 17, w ith> ■ on vacation from Eastern Oregon
Mrs. Earl Kygar as co-hostess.
College of Education at LaGrande.
An unusually large crowd attend
Mrs Oeorge Schweizer and Mrs
ed the P T A meeting in the Ad Eugene Stephen spent Monday af
rian grade school building Tuesday ternoon in Ontario at the home of
evening. The nominating committee Mrs. F L. Olmstead.
reported and the same officers were
Mrs Orson Berett of Ogden ar
elected to serve another term. They rived Sunday to spend some time
are as follows: President, Mrs. John with her daughter, Mrs. Grant Pat
Thompson; first vice president. Mrs terson, and family and son, Wayne
Durlin Haminon; second vice presi Berrett, and family and help care
dent, Mrs. Chet Mills; secretary. for the new Berrett daughter.
Mrs. Francis Deffer and treasurer.
Mrs Frank Mitchell and Mrs. Max
Mrs. Don Fix. All the officers plan Mitchell arrived home from Utah
to attend the state convention, which Saturday after visiting there for
will be held in Pendleton this year. three weeks. Mrs. Max Mitchell
The program consisted of several brought her father, Hr. Green with
numbers by the junior band, a skit her for a visit.
by Mr Witty’s third grade, a phys
Mrs. Grant Patterson and Mrs
ical education demonstration by Roland Maw attended a farewell
Mrs. Newbill’s second grade pupils, party for Mrs. Lila Mitchell Friday
and several dance numbers by the afternoon at the Vern Garner home.
seventh and eighth grades.
Mrs. Neal Nicholson and children
Mrs. Ralph Jones of Boise visited were Sunday dinner guests in the
from Friday until Sunday in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
home of her son-in-law and daugh Louis Skinner.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters. Mr
Roland Maw was installed as
Jones came Saturday evening and second counsellor of the Owyhee
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Guests At Judd Bon
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Franks of j
Redmond, Miss Clair Hanley of Med- j
ford and Mrs. Ernest Jermark of
Ashland. Oregon Garden club fede
ration officers, visited Monday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M L
Judd. The group was returning from
the National Federation of Garden
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