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THURSDAY. JUNE 19 1«2
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D r '.iy L-»bb of
Neva t ,
Mr
i M. Kenneth
Baiter ar.c family of Wei-er, were
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guests at tr.e M C Seuell home on
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Fathers Day
Jim Me D Roe. hi- mother. Susan
Mr and Mrs. Alva Goodell were
and Mr a:
Mr- J Z Moore made
Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Smi: n n
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Sunday dinner guest at the Eliza­
guests at a pinochle parly held n' -lay they drove out to ee Grand a busines.- trip to Bu-e Saturday.
Thur day at the home of Mr and C 'u > e dam and on
S- >p I..ilte
Mr and Mr- David Lambeth of beth Goodell home a: Emmett.
Mrs. Leslie T o p liff -pem Saturday
Mrs Gerrot Groot in Apple Valle> and visited with a brother of Mr John Day Ore): n visited over the
at the Irvin T o p liff h me near Ad-
Mr and Mrs Ray Batcher left Butcher. They retu rn«! Thursday
eeeic-end r. rhe John Shaw home
Alice R. j i of Nampa was a guest
Wednesday morning to bring the.:
Mr af.d Mr
Erne t S<
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son. Walter home from the Univer- family. Mr and Mr- WUxsirowr S u- at the Ton. Evans home over Satur­ Parma visited Sunday with their
day night
fatner, Tom Evan*. T .m Evans, Jr
Ir
F A Johnson re- called his father from Salinas, C ali­
Mi
turned S..: .. i\ from a two weeks' fornia for Father's Day
vacation. Wi ...e away they visited
Mr and Mrs D. W Elwood at­
Ro-- Plymell and family at Lead. tended an Elwood reunion at the
SoUtn D a r . ' i and they attended a Koy Elwood home in Emmett or
Johnson i .r. .N re union a Fort Col- Sunday.
Uns. Colora - Ther* were about 100
Mr and Mrs. Che-ter Sager and
.n attendai:- c They visited other mklren, and Mrs. Sager'i
ther
ulaces of ime-rest in Colorado before U
Campbell of k .
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their retur:. home
ton. visited Thursday evening with
r.i Wherry returned to the H E. Sager family They were
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her home in Payette Friday after on their way to Dalla Texa-
spending a week at the Ed Meroney
Mr and Mrs George Smit were
home.
Sunday dinner guest- at the home
4-H club member- from Nu Acres of Mr and Mrs Garrot Siam of
who are a •: :.nr the -hort course Nyssa.
In M . a
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: :.r Fry Dean­
Mr and Mrs. Paul Thomson and
na Eva a- Joan Cary. Loi. Neilsen family entertained w.th a potluck
ar.d Kenne- K- <
picnic at their home Sunday in hon-
and
Mrs Me
Tr. nt-on and Gary re- or of Father’s Day and also the 10th
turned W
¡a'- morning from a birthday of their dan*: iter, Barbara
two week
Ku:i.-a< where Guests were, Mr and Mrs. A. Lan-
they atte:
: i family reunion j f fear, Mr and Mrs. A Lanfear, Jr.
Mrs. Thon. -on
family at Little and daughter. Mr ar.d Mrs Flovd
River, Kan t They also visited with Ames and daughters, all of Cald­
relatives ar.d friends in Wyoming, well, Mr and Mr- Joe Beck and
Missouri and Oklahoma
family of Weiser and Mr and Mrs
Mr- Fr r< eived word about Mr. Merle Thomson and Gary
Fry who left recently for Detroit,
Mrs. Ruby Franklin and daugh­
that he had been hospitalized and ter of Fredonla, Kan-a- are visiting
Nyssa
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was now bed fast. Her daughter, at the home of her son. Tom Frank­
Mary Jo J e rk .: left Sunday morn­ lin.
ing by streamliner to help care for
Donna Nedbalek helped Marilyn
him.
Evans celebrate her birthday Sun­
Mr and Mr Bert Montague, Mr. day.
and Mr LI
: Seuell and Woodrow
The Black Canyon Water Users
Seuell went to the Little_ Weiser | met at the hall Thursday evening.
river on a fi-hing trip Saturday Dr. Prentice of New Plymouth gave
night. Th- import very good luck
an interesting talk on diseases of
Mr. and Mr
Bill Hanna and livestock.
daughter of Harper visited Sunday
Mrs. Bert Montague and daughter
afternoon • the John Shaw home were guests for dinner at the M C.
Bill Lamb- th w i a dinner guest at Seuell home on Saturday.
1 the John Shaw home
Mr and Mrs. Tom Franklin are
Mr. and Mr John Hurley of P a r­ the parents of a son born June 14.
ma visited Thursday at the D. W. Mrs Franklin is the former Barbara
Elwood h- me It wua Mr Elwood's Nelson.
birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Merdock of
Maynard
Sager
visited
from Council visited Saturday evening at
Thursday until Saturday with his the John Shaw home
grandparen'
Mr and Mrs. T. £
Visitors in the Sherman Keck
Sager at Middleton.
home Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mr Le-lie Henderson of A H Keck o f Nyssa. Mrs. Elsie Rob­
Mossy R. >< k Washington visited at ertson and children of Portland,
the Ed Meroney home Thursday Oregon and Mr and Mrs. A B Neal
evening
of Fruitland.
Kenneth K-- k won his trip to the
Mary Lou Grasmick left Sunday
short cour-e in Moscow by winning for St. Anthony where she is visit­
the Idaho C -perative council speak­ ing with cousihs. While she is there
ing conte-t held in the county last
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Petterson of
week The contest was held at the Boise visited Monday at the Roy
Nu Acres hall
Hansen home.
Mr. and Mr- Ralph Baxter made they plan a trip to Yellowstone Park.
a bu.sine ; trip to Boise Teusday.
She expects to be away for two
Mr. and Mrs M. C Seuell were weeks.
callers at th- home o f Mr and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. H E Sager and
Nyssa
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Ross Roberts in Nampa Sunday family spent Sunday afternoon in
evening
the Caldwell park last week and the
Mrs. Sherman Keck and children, children went swimming.
Mrs Mary Ballard and children of
Mr and Mrs. L T Henderson of
Mossy Rock. Washington spent Tues-
night at the hrme of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Evans.
The D i-M ore 4-H club met at the
hall Friday evening. The Sager and
Fry families served refreshments.
For roll call the members were to
describe a foreign flag. Donna Ned­
balek brought a real flag which her
uncle had brought from Germany
in World W ar II
Reine Beck o f Weiser Is visiting
with her cousins. Bi>b and Barbara
Thomson.
Mrs. Dean Wilson and children of
Caldwell visited over the week-end
with Mrs Ralph Baxter.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Bright of Nys-
sa are the parents of a son born
Monday. Mrs. Bright Is the former
Shirley Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mr- E C Johnson of Nu Acres
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Mr and Mr Edward T »pliff had h< me Saturday after completing h*-r , Mr. and Mr» Cecil Florea took
Junior tear at Oregon State college their son, Robert part way to Seattle
whe.re he will board a plane for
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Visiting at the Ja k II Anderson and Mi
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tween Boise and Salt Lake
Mr and Mr- Leslie Topliff enter­
tained at a birthday dinner for their
son. Edward. Thursday Gue-ts were
Mr and Mrs. Edward Topliff and
daughters. Mr. and Mr- Irvin Top­
liff and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Murphy and Mrs Manyard Thomp­
son.
Mr and Mrs George Cleaver and
Mr and Mrs. Alva Gjodell were a-
mor.g those who attended the race
meet at Ontario Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Gardner and
family visited Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Alta Graham near Parma. A
sister of Mrs. Gardner and Mrs
Graham. Miss Anna V. Lewis of Salt
Lake City, is visiting at the Graham
home
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Moncar,
Larry Gardner. Thurman Hill and
Wayne Garner fished near Ironside
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCallister of
Apple Valley were Sunday dinner
guests at the Mancil Bishop home
Mr. and Mrs. W eir Hoffman of
Boise visited Monday at the S. B
Hoffman home
Mr and Mr< Eugene Cleaver, Mr
and Mr- Loyd Cleaver. Mr and Mrs.
Ray Griffiths. Mr. and Mrs Lester
Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day
and Mr and Mrs Cecil Florea gave
a surprise party for Claude Day at
his home Saturday. The guests pro­
vided refreshments.
Mrs. Mary Cox of Mountain Home
and daughter of Medford, Oregon
spent several days the past week it
the Joe Callahan home Mrs. Cox
is a sister of Mrs. Callahan.
Faye and Loya Callahan have re­
turned home from their jobs and
are staying with their mother. Mrs.
Joe Callahan, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gale of Big
Bend and Mr and Mr- Charles Dur-
fee called at the Joe Callahan home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoffman and
Glindia fished Sunday at the Owy­
hee reservoir.
Mrs. Glen Hoffm an entertained
the Out Our Way club Thursday
with 11 members present. Games
were played and refreshments of
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