THE NY SS A GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4L 1152
»A G E FOUR
D a y s G o n e By in N y s s a C o m m u n i t y
Sept 4 The complete list of teachers
i
h._ih
. *ol— Miss Louise K en n
edy Sup: Terris Eldredge and Mi.->s
Nellie Met ire Grades— Miss Clair
Mrs. Cecile Reynolds
Peppard. 8
6th and 7ti Mrs W H. Crooker 5th
and one-f If o f 4th Miss Mazie
d one-half of 4th, and
Hope, 3rd
Miss Amy Stringier, 1st and 2nd.
D eight Smith w a s secured as truck
driver at $>0 per month and Chas.
Lundgren a- Carryall driver for *40.
K Corbin was hired as Janitor for
$75 a m mth if both buildings are
u-t l. <>r *Jii > month if only the brick
building is used.
Adrian News
LOCAL NEWS
The Week's Nu Acres News
(Held from last week)
Visitors at the Mel Heck home
.Mrs. Pauline McGinnis
| Thursday were Mr and Mrs Sumner
Farmerettes Club
Betts, Virginia Miller, Ellen McCon
J Buxton of Marsing Mrs. Sumner
5 Years Ago Sept. 4, 1947
Mrs. Charles
Leaving for their homes after 10 Buxton is Mel Beck's sister.
H anley Produce softball team of nell and Lois Enos -
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. R iu m II and
days visiting the Glenn Browns.
Nyssa won first place in the Snake Schweizer’s 4-H girls who won prizes
Mr and Mrs M C Seuell returntd
were Mr. and Mrs. Don R Patrick family returned Monday. Au*. 18
River valley softball tournament at the county fair are Margaret and
from a vacation trip on Tuesday.
Doris
Klingback.
Wilma
Pullen,
from
a
week's
trip
to
Los
Angeles
(Jean
Brown>
of
Visalia,
Calif.,
and
held at Emmett.----- Tw o newspapers
his parents, the W. Bailey Patricks, where they visited friends and rela While gone they visited at Yellow
at Ontario, the Eastern Oregon Ob Peggy and Lois Schweizer and Viola
stone park. Buffalo Bill reservoir
Glascock.-----
Betty
Tensen,
Nyssa
tives.
of Glendale. Calif.
server and the Ontario Argu Mer
and Harold Smit, Arcadia were
Mr. and Mrs. Rcib Cottle, of Boise. and other points o f interest in W yo
Leonard Smith, Howard Hatch and
ged -----Tw o more serum-
I
ming. Nebraska, Missouri and Kan-
Vernon Parker went sage hen hunt spent the week-end here with Mr
polio are reported in Malheur coun members o f the Ontario band play
ing
at
the
county
fair.
Mr.
and
,
Cottle's
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ken-1
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ing.
Alvon
McGinnis,
Bill
Willis
and
ty. including one in Nyssa. bringing
Mr 4nd Mrs. Ltoyd Seuell and
Bobby Parker went antelope hunt l Ileth Cottle
the total cases to seven. -----J. C. Mrs. H R. Sherwood attended the
Mr. and Mr*. C. D. Simpson ar-
Mrs. Charles Buskirk. of Parma,
ing over the holiday south of Jordan
Krul, local contractor has started Tri-County Grange picnic at Unity.
The post office department will
Valley. Alvon McOinnis got is ante rived Monday morning from Los An- went to San Diego on their vacation
construction of a drive-in market ----- Mayor Dick Tensen and Ray
geles. Calif, and will visit this week *nd
bring Mrs. Seuells brother issue a 3-cent commerative stamp
lope.
for Barney Wilson.----- All church-“-. Emmott arrived In Portland with
from
the
honoring the women in the armed
Callers last week at the Glenn at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed home, who is on leave
theaters, schools and public gather several carloads of prime rib roasts D ealer
. services on Sept 11, 1952 The num-
Brown home were Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Simpson is a s&ler of | navy
ing were closed or cancelled in Nys on the hoof.
Bob and Barbara Thomson went ber t0 j*, pri!Ue(j , x 10 000.000.
Announcement was made this Kenneth Lucas, of Rickeral. Ore Mr. Mrs. Warren.
sa because o f the polio epidemic
30 Years Ago Sept. 1, 1922
T h e , U m p w.u be 0 84 by 1 44
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pomplun of to Caldwell with Mr and Mrs Merle
•veek
by
Willys-Overland
Motors.
Brown
and
Mrs.
Lucas
are
old
school
Mr. and Mrs. Carson R Healy >f
W. L. Gib-on received a telegram
Thomson on Sunday, where they ¡ncbt m d;tIlell
arranged hori-
Berwyn,
Neb.,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ben
Inc
.
of
T
!
-do,
O.,
through
the
com
chums.
Utah have leased the Sweet Shop.
from Senator R. N. Stanfield in
spent
Labor
Day
with
relatives.
Lsontally,
printi
the
ri Larj pi -
Pomplun
and
son.
of
Westerville,
pany'
B
e
office
o
f
the
appoint
Ronald
Martin
spent
several
days
20 %’ears Ago Sept. 1, 1932
Wo hint in, D C
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenbank cesSf electric-eye perforated, and
Nebr. left Tuesday morning for Bac-
The First National Bank of Idaho, reduction in freight rates of 14 cents ment of R ’berts-Nyssa as the local the past week visiting his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. O J. English, armento, Calif., where they will visit and daughters of Riggins were sup- issued in -.hee!- of 50. Color of the
In Boise closed Its doors yesterday per cwt. with a further reduction of agency for the W illys line of cars.
other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Loren per guests at the home of Mr. and stamp wlP bl, b]ue
C
Boyd
Wilson,
manager
of
Rob
of Nampa.
morning and the Parma National six cents is in prospect to brighten
The cenxral do ign of the .-tamp
Sherman
and daughter, of Wichita. Mrs. George Smit on Saturday eve-
ert-.-Ny
i
says
the
firm
is
pleased
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sal
Brown
and
fam
the black cloud hanging over the
Bank closed Its doors this morning
Kans., returned to their home by ning.
portrays four women attired In the
Slight frost was reported Tuesday marketing of the big potato crop to make this popular make of auto ily, o f Salem, visited his cousin,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Preston visit uniforms of the branch of service
train All had been guests the past
and Wednesday nights
Members from this section.-----A heavy rain mobile available In Nyssa He invites! '"’•'“ nn Brown and family Wednes
week at the home o f Mr. and Mrs ed last week at the Harry Wood each represents; namely, marines,
of Mrs. Maurice Judd's Girl Scout and wind storm and brilliant elec interested persons to visit the show day.
home. They were enroute to Arco army, navy and air corps. A view
»n e Glenn Browns had a family Glenn Hoffman. While here they
troop in Kingman Kolony who pa - trical display occurred Tuesday eve room at 203 Good avenue for a per
from Pasco. Mr. Preston and Mrs of the national rapitol building
visited
the
Owyhee
dam
and
went
sonal
Inspection
of
the
new
lines.
picnic
dinner
Sunday
at
their
home.
ed their bird finders' badge are Pearl ning and Frank Miller has been busy
Wood are brother and sister.
through
the
sawmill
at
Unity.
forms a background for the figures.
Headin
’
the
Willys
line
is
the
new
All their children and grandchildren
Williams, Evelyn Haworth, Helen repairing damages to the lighting
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H off and chil
They also enjoyed a picnic at the
Reading across the t p of the
Winters, Lois Schweizer, Madge system.----- Nyssa schools will open Aero Willys passenger car. Other were present: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
model- include the Willys station Eastman and Jennifer, of Caldwell; park in the mountains near Unity. dren were Wednesday night supper stamp is the lettering: "W om en In
Our Armed Services,” in dark modi
wagon, the 4-whepl-drlve Willys Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moncarr and Mr. and Mrs. Pomplun are the par guests at the M. C. Seuell home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit played fied roman; the lettering "United
truck the Willys sedan delivery and Kristine, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown ents of Mrs. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson ac pinochle at the home o f Mr. and States of America,” in dark roman;
the 4-wheel-drive universal jeep.
and Scott and Lynette, of Boise; Mr.
Mrs. Jake Groot, of Arcadia, on the word “ Postage," in dark gothic,
and Mrs. Don Patrick o f Visalia, companied by Mike Rutledge, and
Hubert Luke enjoyed a fishing trip Tuesday.
and the denomination "3c” in white
Calif.
Ronald
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Seuell attended face modified roman are placed in
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Smith and to Jordan Valley Sunday. Th ey re
a Democratic meeting at Payette on I an ornamcnt.il nbb :i across the
family returned home Sunday after port fairly good luck.
Rook
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tucker were Friday evening. Mr. Seuell was elec- bottom of the -tamp
a week’s visit with her mother, Hrs.
stam p collectors de irir.g first-day
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ted chairman of the central com-
Ronald Jensen, Nyssa. has been Archie Smith at Bridger, Mont.
Rich Holly has purchased a new ard Fletcher at Nampa Saturday mittee and Mrs. Seuell was made cancellations of this -ramp may send
chosen with 75 students to be a
evening and attended the Nazarene Democratic state committeewoman a reasonable number of addre- ed
Rook c amselor at Oregon State col Ford pickup
Mr and Mrs. Henry Blanchard envolOpe to the Po-cm a-ter, Wash-
diitrict
camp meeting.
lege this fall term.
Mr. anil Mrs. Dwight Wyckoff and and family spent several days last ington, D. C., with money-order re
Spin red by Round Table, YM CA
family returned Sunday from a week visiting relatives and friends mittance to cover the cost of the
and YW CA groups at OSC, Rook
Complaints Filed In Circuit Court
week trip to the coast. Mr. W yckoff in this community. They were en- stamps to be affixed. Postage stamps
and Rnokess counselors greeted new
Goldie R Plueard vs John R. Plue- attended the O.E.A meeting Mon route from a visit in Utah to their and personal checks will not be ac-
OSC students with summer corres
ard. 8 26 52. Divorce.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at home in Wenatchee. Roy Barney, cepted in payment,
pondence They will also arrange
Robert Dowell et ux vs Oregon Oregon State college, at Corvallis. brother of Mrs. Blanchard, returned
social gatherings during orientation
Valley Land Co. et al. 8 26 52. To Mrs. W yckoff’s mother, Mrs. Bar with them.
The White House is the oldest
week this Sept. 15-21 and during
quiet title.
ney Wilson, joined them and went
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H off, Mrs. M Federal Building in Wa-hington,
fall term to help answer the ques
J. L. Bodak vs Velma Bodak. on to the coast with them.
C. Seuell shopped in Payette Satur- D. C.
tion new students may have.
8 28 52. Divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Troutner and day afternoon.
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Jensen, sophomore in engineering.
P h o n e s 216-R o r 293 W
Elmer Stewart vs. Ruth Stewart. baby moved last week to Gooding,
Nyssa, Ore.
The Do-More 4-H girls won a trip i Natives of Finland call their coun-
Is the on of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
8 28 52. Divorce.
where they will make their home to represent Payette county in judg- try Suomi,
S. Jen en, 217 S. 3rd street, Nyssa.
Petitions Filed in Probate Court
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Foucht left ing at the International Livestock
Estate o f Oliver P. Pierce, de Monday for a five-day trip to Idaho Exposition in Portland in October.
ceased. 8 27 '52.
>1
where they will enjoy an outing In The girls who w ill go are Evelyn
Guardianship o f Maxine Vawter, the moutains.
Evans, Geraldine Fry and Carol
a minor. 8'28 52.
Mr. anil Mrs. Scot Pearson return Montague.
Marriage Licenses Issued
Mr. and Mrs. Seuell and Mr. and
ed Sunday from a week’s trip to
Patrick Joseph Vaughan, of Boise, Northern Idaho. On returning they Mrs. Sloan of Payette called at the
Idaho, and Cecelia Anne Groce, of visited friends at Walla W alla and home o f Mr. and Mrs. Roney in New
Ontario, Ore. 8 26 52.
Plymouth on Saturday evening.
Pendleton.
Harold Kenneth Ireland and Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Murle Marcum and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orcutt and
Louise Bliefernich, both of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Mac M tKim m ey at Jimmy went on a trip to Cascade on
Ore. 8 25 52
tended the rock convention at Cald Sunday.
Willis Gerald Hiatt, of Nyssa, Ore. well Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Tuyl, o f Lake
and Evelyn Fern Young, of Parma,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and Bend, Wash., visited at the George
Ida 8 28 52.
family visited Tuesday at the Walter Smit home several days last w.‘e<,
McPartland home. The Williams are Mr. and Mrs. Van Tuyl had recently
on their way home to Grand Rapids, returned from a trip abroad and
had visited with relatives of Mrs.
Mich.
Mrs. Clifford Mink and daughters Smit while they were in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson drove
Sunday morning -ervices of First returned home Sunday after a week’s
to Caldwell to spend Labor Day with
Church of Christ will have a back- visit at Babbot. Nev.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Monrur and relatives. Bob and Barbara, who had
to-college theme, with the pastor,
the Rev. Austin J. Hollingsworth family were Sunday visitors in Boise. gone there on Sunday, returned
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price and family home with them.
speaking on the subject "A t the
returned home Friday after a three
G ary Thomson and Duane Orcutt
University of Jesus.”
Miss Oenny Echus will be among weeks vacation in Nebraska. On enjoyed a picnic with their Sunday
those receiving special honor on the their trip they went through the school class from the Fruitland
eve of leaving for the University of Yellowstone park and the Black Methodist church, on Sunday after
Hills.
noon at the home o f their teacher,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Smith left Mrs. George Champion. They went
The Christian Youth fellowship
will meet at 7 p. m. for a reorgani Wednesday of last week to visit their swimming in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H off and family
zation session. Lyle Wilson is presi daughter, Maxine, at Kansas City.
From there they plan to go to Chi and M r and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell were
ÚCC
dent.
The first of a series o f Sunday cago where they will see one of the guests for Laibor Day dinner at the
B E RN A RD EASTM AN
night services have been announced big league baseball games. They plan M. C. Seuell home.
Mrs. lAlva Lanfear, Mrs. Floyd
by the pastor, for 8 p, m. Sunday in to be gone about three weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson returned Ames and daughters and Mrs. Paul
Nyssa city park.
Phone
64
The service will consist o f colored Monday o f last week from a ten day Thomson, Bob and Barbara drove to
slides portraying significant events trip to Wyoming where they visited Weiser on Friday afternoon where
l» p )» (» (ltlr,ij
they shopped and visited at the
In American history and the show relatives.
H AtTfO ID M il IMSUfiAMU (O R M N V
Mrs. Archie Wilson, of Dirden, III., home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck.
ing on the screen of three hymns,
HAA 1 IQ O M ODINT and IND!MNITY (OMPAJff
"America, the Beautiful," "Am erica” Mrs. John Brown, of Detroit, Mich.,
M m rtfo ré , C * * * * c ’Uvt
and
Mrs.
Lena
Barber,
of
Boise,
are
Quebec
is
North
America’s
only
and "The Battle Hymn of the R e
all
guests
in
the
John
Potter
home
walled city.
public." The pastor will comment on
can
plenty
this week. They all attended the
the slides.
Grandview
picnic
which
was
held
in
Refreshments will be served by
the women’s organization during a Boise last Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Plucard who has been
social hour. Band members and their
visiting friends at Quincy, Wash., for
wives will he special guests.
I f raining, the services will be a week returned to her home last
circulating
Sunday.
held in the church basement.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Moore,
of Payette, were Sunday callers of
the Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Pounds.
quickly.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peterson and
family left Saturday for Seattle for
an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb are
are planning to leave Thursday for
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Nebraska, where they will attend a
family reunion From there they will
go on to East Palestine, Ohio, where
they will visit brothers of Mr. Robb.
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Guests over the week-end at the
"Spark
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T-i
Dwight Smith home were Mr. and
finish blends
C
Mrs and Clyde Smith, of John Day.
Roy Sewrlght and son. David, were
scheme, makes
sage hen hunting at Juntura Sun
R0T0-
ous oart
rt of your home. And clean,
M O H R day.
Mr. anil Mrs. Wilton Conley re
modCTn
nfftn linej make "Spark” an at-
turned last Sunday from a week's
trip to Tucson, Ariz They were ac-
ive addition to any room.
•mpanled home by Mrs. Emma Hall
and Melvin Hall.
Perry and Del Duffln who have
C lo g g e d s e w e rs *
[
been spending the past month in
o n J
dr o i n s
— r
Aberdeen, Idaho will return home
Thursday accompanied by Miss Ver- j
r o io r k l ’ e n e d
w it h
l ir e
fa m o u s
da Haas.
e le c t r ic
Kola-Rooter
c le a n in g
Mr. anil Mr*. Grant Rinehart and
m a c h in e . N o
un-
two children will spend from Thurs
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n e c e s s a r y d ig g in g
day until Monday attending the
Couples Camp, at Cove, Oregon.
1». L. Overstake. Diek Wilson, and
Harry McOinley were sage hen hun
ting at Jordan Valley Sunday.
Mr*. Ilelmer Ostrom returned to
Because o f the diversity o f th e ir opera*
her home here Monday evening a f
ter spending the past five weeks at
tiona, fa rm e r* and ran ch er* a re p a rtic u
Klamath
Falls,
she
has been
larly subject to dam age claim* a n d M ill*.
there caring for her mother. Mrs
John Sterner who has been 111 but
T
o m eet th is s itu a tio n G e n e ra l of
Is on the road to recovery
H< til I aery, and B»hb> la d d *. oi
A m erica ha* created a *pecial F arm er*
Pearl, 111. are visiting at the Everett
B l a n k e t L i a b i l i t y P o l i c y that cover*
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