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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 19SÎ
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funeral home, with buriaJ at < *vry-
NYSSA
Start Every Morning Right
W ith Real American Breakfast
THEATRE
T I L f f l l O N t : UM
TUtJRSDAY FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 13-14
"LURE OF THE
. WILDERNESS"
THIS IS - -
NO TURKEY
In T echnicolor w ith
JEA N PET E R S
it l i i K i HUNTER
CO N STA N f F SM ITH
W A LTBR 'B RFN N A N
Tii^y iivyd and loved .i th e y
m ig h t h'ave a m illion years ago
(u th e lo st w orld. j ( the O kefeno-
iu*e .saiiwiii>s in O eorgia.
SATURDAY, NOV. 15
"JESSIE JAMES"
In T echnicolor w ith
IIKNKV FONDA
RA N D OLPH SCOTT
NANCY KELLY
A re-lease
SUNDAY-MONDAY
NOVEMBER 16-17
"SCARLET
ANGEL"
In T echnicolor w ith
YVONNE DeCARLO
ROCK HUDSON
R ICH A RD DENNING
W H IT FIE L D CONNOR
A gay ta le of love and ad v e n tu re
in gaudy New O rlea n s ai*d ex ­
citing S a n Francisco.
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 18-19
"HIGH NOON"
w ith
GARY COOPER
TH OM AS M ITCHELL
LLOY D B R ID G E S
KATY JL'RADO
Crowdisd w ith action, a d v e n tu re
an d j*ulse pounding thrills. T lie
loves and h a te s of a lifetim e in
a tru ly g re a t w estern.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 20-21
"WHERE'S
CHARLEY"
In T ech n ico lo r w ith
RAY BOLGKK
AI.I.YN M ol.ERIE
R O B E R T SHA< K I.ETON
MARY G ERM A IN E
A fam ous com edy com es to th e
screen w ith still m ore laughs . . .
I t's a sc re am as R ay Bolger
d resses u p as a w om an.
SATURDAY. NOV. 22
"BORDER
SADDLE MATES"
with
REX ALLEN
MARY ELLEN KAY
Alsu
"BRAVE
WARRIOR"
w ith
JO N IIAI.I.
(■KRISTINE LARSON
SUNDAY-MONDAY
NOVEMBER 23-24
"Scaramouche"
li» T e c h n ic o lo r w ith
STE W A R T G RA N G ER
i.I.EAN O K PA R K E R
MEL F E R R I R
JA N E T L E IG H
I)a..iung S te w a rt O ra n g e r m ak e;
love U> Iie ry E lean o r P a rk e r an d
d em u re J a n e t L eigh, a thrillin g
love show
TUESDAY. NOV 25
"MEET DANNY
WILSON"
-
w ith
FRANK SINATRA
SHELLY W IN TERS
A nraower w ) k > lived th e Ufe
m an y man draatneu of.
WED-THURS.
NOVEMBER 26-27
"BATTLE OF
APACHE PASS"
L i T o rh fn co kir "with
I OWN L E N D
H C r r < M A N D l.E R
ti* VFKLY T T I.F R
S I S AN ( A R O Y
r , . a fa m o u s O e n in u n o take« to
tin* w arp ath w ith plen ty of wcl-
tia n <wf fw h tn w I n d ia n , an d
war dance».
for »bout a year, w hile Joe h ad
CHET. JO E C O R FIE LD
worked fo r th e d e p a rtm e n t but a hee cem etery T h e R e e A u stin J. M r and Mrs. Hoff Entertain*
LOSE LIN ES
H ollingsw orth o ffic ia ted , a-vartad trf
M r an d M r* R o y H o ff e n te r ta in ­
few m o n th s.
(C o n tin u ed from Page 1*
th e Rev. R o b e rt K rin e r, Vale.
ed w ith a canaw ta p a r ty S a tu rd a y
P a r e n ts S u rv iv e
th e rtver
evening a t th e ir hom e W arning
F u rth e r a tte m p t, by Magee, th is
T h ey leave th e ir p a -e n ts, M r and Birthday Dinner a t Caldwell
h ig h w ere Mr. a n d Mr*. L ynn Me« is
tim e dressed in a ru b b er diving suit M r- C h a rles E. C orfield of Nyssa,
Mrs
G o rd o n F ouch a n d h e r a n d low. D ale O v e r s ta te an d Mrs,
to fin d th e bodies earn« to n au g h t five s itte r s a n d o n e b ro th er.
g r a n d fa th e r, J o h n E nglebert. of Col- , L]*yd SeugjJ,
t ,
w hen h e fo u n d d ifficu lty in laying
T h e sister* a r e M rs Em ily M eyers ome. S D . w ere h o n o red gu ests a t
u n d e r th e w ater for m ore th a n h a lf­ a n d Mrs C o ra H arm , Nyssa Mrs birthday d in n e r g iv e q Aa t th e hom e
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m in u te in terv als.
Viola H olm es, P o rtla n d ; M rs. D oro­ of M rs P o u c h ’s p are g o ^a ^ d r.
(age
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It was o n ly a f te r a ma.w of heavy th y N P a tte e , D urkee, O re., an d Mrs. 1 M rs J. W. E ng let*«
u m b e rs a n d in * of th e subm erged C arol Ln A ten T h e b ro th e r is Q len . S u n d ay . O th - r gueArv wwiu u o iyvan
es a y ea r, according to a large
sectio n s of th a decking w ere d ra g ­ P .-o I P en d leto n .
F ouch a n d d a u g h te r, M ichele. .•» b * * flf» - •
C h e ste r w as b o rn Feb. 27. 1917. at
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ged down, stre a m by two pow erful
GreybuU.
Wyo.
He
leaves
h
is
wife.
c a te rp ille r tra c to rs th a t one of th e
Peggy; an d th re e sons an d o n e '
bodies was found.
d a u g h te r, th e . e h .ld rs n ra n g in g in
G ra p p lin g H ooks Used
W ith cru d e ly - m ade grappling age fro m six to 16 y ea rs
Joe, also b o rn a t G reybull, on
hooks w orkm en in a row b o at suc­
ceeded in s n a rlin g th e hook in th e Sept. 24. 1923, leaves h is wife, B on­
c lo th in g o f on e of th e victim s, fo u n d nie, a n d a son a n d two d au g h ters,
in 13 fee t of w ater a few feet from ra n g in g in age from eig h t m o n th s
w here th e e a rlie r diving a tte m p ts to fo u r y ears.
D ouble fu n e ra l services were held
h a d b een m ade.
a t 2 p. m T u esd a y a t L ien k aem p er ,
W hen pulled • to th e gravel bar
below th e bridge site, th e body was ,
id e n tified as th a t of C h e t Corfield.
T h e body w as found a t 11:05 p m .
2ml Body Recovered S atu rd ay
A tte m p ts to recover th e body of
th e yo u n g er C orfield were given up
a t 12:15 a . m. A fter rem oval of th e
u p -en d e d se c tio n in m id stre am , u n ­
d e r w hich it wii. believed th e r e ­
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m a in in g body m ig h t be pinioned,
g rap p lin g m e th d s w eru resum ed S a t­
u rd ay m o rn in g .
T h e body of Jo e Corfield was r e ­
covered a t 1:30 p m. S atu rd ay .
I t w as lodged on th e riv er bed
ab o u t 30 y ard s from w here th e body
of C h et was recovered. I t is believed
it h ad been dragged d o w n stream
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in th e d eb ris snaked o ut of th e riv er
th e n ig h t before.
A c o ro n e r’s ju ry , a fte r siftin g evi­
dence M onday m o rn in g , d eterm in e d
th a t C h e t died as re.-ult of h e m o rr­
h ag e a n d shock due to a cru.-hed
ch e st an d Jo e from drow ning.
C o ro n er’s Inquest Held
I t was estab lish ed by th e co ro n e r’s |
ju ry , a t th e in q u est held in O n tario
by M alh eu r C ounty C o ro n er G eorge
X
B eechler, th a t th ere was no "c rim i­
n al n eg lig en ce on th e p a r t of any
specific p erso n " in co n n ectio n w ith ,
th e b rid g e’s collapse.
O n e of the*« day* . . . so o n . . . it
I t was recom m ended by th e j u r ­ will b« time for spring held work. Will
o rs t h a t all work on reb u ild in g th e your John D eere E quipm ent b« in top-
b rid g e by th e s ta te h ighw ay d e p a r t­ shap« . . . ready to go*
m e n t crew be suspended u n til sa tis- |
B etter give it a going-over . . . now.
fac to ry a rra n g e m e n ts a re m ad e for j If parts or service is req u ired , rely on
a c o m p e te n t s u p e rin te n d e n t to be j us; w e're fully p re p a re d to take c a re of
c o n s ta n tly on th e job.
your n eed s with g e n u in e John D eere
J u r o rs also sta te d th a t th e sta te parts an d factory-approved service.
ATTEND,
in d u s tria l accid en t com m ission is S ee us soon.
All Our Used Cars Are Covered
su b ject to censure for fa ilu re to in ­
CHU®
sp ect th e job for sa fe ty m easures.
by S.E.I. Warranty for 6 Months
I t w as th e fin d in g of th e ju ro rs
also t h a t th e re was a lack of e n g i­
or 6000 Miles.
n e e rin g supervision d u rin g th e job 605 Main
Phone 142
of reb u ild in g th e b rid g e th a t was
bad ly d am ag ed in h ig h flood w ate rs
W l S E L L O N L Y C F /V I ///V L
la st A pril, resu ltin g in te m p o ra ry
PHONE 77
314 MAIN
su p p o rts of th e sectio n s being ra ise d
JOHN DEERE PARTS
in to p o sitio n being im p ro p erly p la ­
ced.
'5 W orking U n d er,S p an
T h e two Corfield* w ere w orking,
alo n g w ith F o rem an W estfall, Boyd
a n d P o llard , an a false b e n t b e n e a th I
th e la s t sectio n of decking to be |
raised in to place. T h e y h ad b u t '
in ch es to go to b rin g th e 32-ton ]
section in to line w hen th e accid en t
occured. T h ey were using h a n d jack s |
for th is purpose.
S. W. D oane, L a G ra n d e , a n o th e r
fo re m an who w as w orking on a n ­
o th e r sectio n a s h o r t d ista n c e away,
said th e w hole bridge gave a quiver
ju s t befo re it collapsed. H e r a n to
th e s o u th en d o f th e sp a n — rea ch in g
sa fe ty ju st in tim e.
D oane sa id th e se c tio n th a t co l­
lapsed. ta k in g tw o o th e r sections
w ith it. w as th e s tr a ig h te s t an d
stro n g e st o f th e th r e e th a t w ent
down.
"I d o n ’t u n d e rs ta n d tfh a t could
h av e h a p p e n e d .” h e said , sh ak in g
his head. “T h e false b e n t su p p o rts
m u st h av e slipped."
W estfall -aid th e m e th o d used in
re p a irin g th e bridge w as a ro u tin e
one. H e ad d ed th a t in h is 20 years
of ro ad co n stru c tio n w ork th is is th e
first a c c id e n t o f th is n a tu r e ever
to occur.
W orld W ar Vets
Oregon
Adrian
B oth of th e victim s w ere W orld
W ar II v eteran s. C h e t h a d been e m ­
ployed by th e h ig h w ay d e p a rtm e n t |
Bui Someone Will Be Thankful
Thai They Bought It
#>tl& so fat
E verybody know s th a t fnr best h ealth b re a k fa s t should provide fro m
o n e-fo u rth to o n e-th ird of the d ay ’s food needs. A nd th e w ise m enu
m a k er know s th a t th e b e.t w a\ to get the fam ily to e a t a n ad eq u ate
b re a k fa s t is to m ake it so good they c a n ’t refu se.
So b re a k fa st should smell good, 1< >k good an d ta s te good. T hen
nobody ca n re sist it. T he s e nt of fresh coffee an d crisp bacon, th e sig h t
o f su n n y golden o ran g e juice and stacks of hot-o ff-th e-g rid d le p an ­
cakes, w ith b ea u tifu l am ber colored m aide-blended sy ru p , is a w onderful
in v ita tio n to th e rea l A m erican b rea k fa st.
T h e rea liza tio n is even b etter th an th e in v itatio n . T h e quick-frozen
o ra n g e ju ic e h as all the fn -h flavor of su n -rip en ed f r u it. T h e p an cak es
a re lig h t and fluffy. T he bacon is broiled o r frie d ju s t enough for c risp ­
ness. T he sy ru p is p leasan tly w arm ed, so th a t it w on’t chill th e p a n ­
cakes. T he coffee, o f course, is fre-h and hot an d th e re ’s milk fo r the
ch ild ren . H ere’s ¡i b re a k fa st, indeed, to s ta r t the real A m erican off well
equipped for th e m o rn in g ' work.
T he o ra n g e ju ice, th e new kind th a t does n o t s e p a ra te on sta n d in g ,
can be mixed ju st before rv in g o r, if m ore convenient, th e n b rh t before.
T h e p an c ak e s, o f course, a re m ade of a p re p a re d p ancake ready-m ix. All
you have to do is add milk, mix an I bake. To w arm the bottle of m aple-
blended sy ru p , place it in a sm all pan of cold w a te r an d h ea t it. S erve
from th e o ii'd n -il bottle. The easiest way to cook th e bacon is to put it
all in th e skillet a t one tim e, not piece bv piece. You can se p a ra te th e
slices an d keep th em stra ig h t as they heat ■ od cook crisp .
DONNA LEE W ILSON
PL E D G E S SO R O R IT Y
Miss D o n n a Lee W ilson, d a u g h te r
T h e T h e sp ia n tro u p e of Nyssa
h ig h school p re se n te d an exchange of M r. a n d M rs. B ud W ilson of
assem bly p ro g ram w ith P arm a high N yssa h a s pledged to th e B ta E psilon
G a m n ia so ro rity a t S tep h e n s col­
school M onday.
T h e Ny.ssa gro u p en acted the one- lege, C olum bia. M issouri, w here sh e
a c t play “L ittle P riso n " before th e is a fre s h m a n stu d e n t. T h e college
P a rm a assem bly T ak in g ixiris were h a s its ow n so ro ritie s w hich are n o t
Ju n e P ete rso n , D arlen e B atem an. a ffilia te d w ith n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a ­
Lois O a rn e r, Lois W ilson and O na tions.
Pouivtis, acco m p an ied by th eir a d - 1 L ast w eek-end. M iss W ilson was
a guesit o f Mir a n d M rs. E dw ard
visor. Mrs. Jo e B rum bach.
Lois G a r n e r a n d Lois Willson wre [ M u rp h y a t th e ir hom e in St. Louis
o m m rtted from th e list, published I a n d acco m p an ied th e m to a concert.
la st week, of new m em bers recently Mr. M u rp h y is co n d u cto r of th e
D u rrall S y m p h o n y o rch e stra a t
in itia te d »nto th e T h esp ian s
S te p h e n s college an d M iss W ilson
plays in th e first violin section.
Exchange Assembly
Graham Back to
Hospital; Honored
BICY CLES AND CASH
AW AIT BOYS AND G IR L S
(C o n tin u ed from P age 1)
to begin activ e w ork u n til th a t tim e,
but you sh o u ld c a ll fo r full d etails
an d a com plete free w orking o u tfit
a t once.
O ffice O pen E venings
T o m ak e it e a sie r for yon to secure
in fo rm atio n ab o u t th is big p rize­
w inning event, th e J o u rn a l office
will be o p en each evening from 7
untill 8 o ’clock. P a re n ts a re urged to
com e to th e office w ith th e ir c h il­
d ren so th e y will u n d e rsta n d th e
m any easy w inning an d ed u c atio n al
fe a tu re s of th is cam p aig n .
Ju stic e o f th e P eace D on M
G ra h a m , who ww.s recen tly h o sp ita l­
ized for o b serv atio n an d tr e a tm e n t
of a n ailm e n t, re tu rn e d to th e v e te ­
ra n s h o sp ital a t Botse la st T h u rs ­
day fo r f u rth e r tre a tm e n t.
D uring h is b rie f s ta y a t h o m e
Ju d g e G ra h a m received a n n o u n c e ­
m en t o f lids a p p o in tm e n t as a m e m ­
ber of th e N atio n al D istin g u ish ed
O u est co m m ittee o f th e A m erican
Legion.
T h e ap p o in tm e n t w as m ad e by
Lewis K. G o u g h , n a tio n a l c o m m a n ­
der of th e legion, an d th e te rm e x ­
pires w ith th e 1953 fall m eetin g of
th e legion.
NYSSA CHAM BER PASSES
R ESO LU TIO N O PPO SIN G
TELEPH O N E RATE INCREASE
(C o n tin u ed from P age 1)
Mr. an d Mrs. T ed M o rin ak a v isit­
ed o ver th e w eek-end a t th e hom e co u n ty H ighw ay an d In d u s tria l D e­
velo p m en t association-, m a d e up of
of Mr an d Mns. Noble M o rinaka.
Mr. an d Mrs. Percy C hild of Roy. rep rese n tativ es o f th e th re e C h a m ­
U tah , v isited in Nyssa last week at bers, h a d previously expressed dis-
th e lukine of Mr an d M rs Leo W. a tisfa c tlo n w ith th e lack of in fo rm ­
atio n from th e telephone com pany.
Child. T h e two m en a re b ro th ers.
Mr. an d Mrs. W ayne B a rk e r of T h a t group has filed an official p ro ­
O gden, re tu rn e d to th e ir h o m e la st te st as h as th e O n tario C h am b er
W ednesday a fte r visiting a w ark at a n d n u m ero u s individuals, Hervigson
th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. S P. B y­ said.
bee.
Miss C tro F lin d ers arriv ed in Nys-
■fii T u esd ay to visit for .several days
a t th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts, M r. an d
M rs Elwood Flinders.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm. S ch irem an re ­
ceived a teleg ram from th e ir son.
Mr an d Mrs. H enry L issm an re ­ Pfc D ick S ch irem an , sta tin g th a t
cently re tu rn e d a f te r fo u r w eeks of h e us now In J a p a n aw aitin g tr a n s ­
in ex ten d ed tr ip w hich covered 12 p o rta tio n home. He h a s ju st com ­
d iffe re n t sta te s T h ey v isited re la ­ pleted 11 m o n th s service in K orea.
tives in M an ch ester, Ky., N ebraska.
W yoming
an d
C olorado.
M any M EM ORIAL BY A U XILIA RY
scenic sig h ts w ere een by th e couple
A cerem o n y of d rap in g th e c h a r ­
as th ey jo u rn ey ed th ro u g h th e te r was p erfo rm ed by th e A m erican
states, including P re sid e n t H a rry S Legion au x ilia ry a t its m eetin g last
T ru m a n 's hom e in In d ep en d en ce, T h u rs d a y In m em ory of tl»e la te Mrs.
M n, a n d th e M am m o th cav es in Ed L. i M aryi Jam iso n .
K entucky
Next m eetin g of th e au x ilia ry is
-oheduled for T h u rsd a y , Nov. JO. a t
SON TO BOW NS
th e hom e of M rs K erm it L em k aem -
Mr an d M r . C h e ste r Bowivs, 706 per M eeting tim e us 6 p. m .
N o rth S econd street, a re th e p a r ­
en ts of a son b o rn at 6 30 a m . S a t ­
urday, a t H oly R o sary h o sp ita l, O n ­
tario T h e child w eighed 7-pounds,
10-ounces a t b irth .
F u n e ra l services for LeRoy t B u c­
ko) W illiam s. 67, who died late T u e s­
day a t M alh eu r M em orial h o sp ital
Home beauty begin ») follow ing a long illness, will be held
a t 2 p m F rid ay at L ien k aem p er
w ith . . .
fu n e ra l hom e
B orn J a n . 9. 1885, a t B lo o m in g ­
ton, Neb Mi W illiam s w as brought
w rit by his p a re n ts to B ellingham .
W ash . la te r m oving w ith th e m to
Boise
In 193» he cam e to Nyssa to live
w ith a sister, Mrs. Lloyd M arsh all
Beside* M rs M arsh all, he leaves f
one o th e r sls’er. Mm. M ax G o ld m an
of Boise; a b ro th er. P red, of Boise;
two nep h ew .. E arl M arsh all of N yssa
Stunt Lumbar Co.
a n d Bob W illiam s of V allejo, C alif.. ]
a n d a niece. Mrs D o rothy Kaibasa of
Boise.
LOCAL NEWS
Dick Schireman
To Arrive Home
Friday Funeral Set
For Leroy Williams
Eyee Examined
Glaseea Fitted
Adjusted and
Repaired
Dr. A. T. Bradbury
Tueeday. November 25
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HE M O R O N S HAVE D A U G H T E R
N ovem ber b irth s a t M a lh eu r M e­
m orial h o sp ital up to W ed n esd ay in -
l eluded fo u r g irls an d o n e boy, two
of th e girts being born to N yssans
In chronological o rd e r th e b irth *
w ere Nov 1. a d a u g h te r to M r an d
Mr - Bryoo CanvweLk P a rm a . Nov.
6. a d a u g h te r to Mr a n d M rs D on
■ a n e v F arm a Nov 10 a d a u g h te r
to Mr an d M rs Sam B arks, Ny.ssa,
an d a non to Mr a n d M rs. W est
T olliver, A d rian , a n d Nov. 12. a
«laughter to M: an d M rs H al H en -
. « « o il. Nyaaa
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