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THE NYSSA CATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1953 PAGE M l« * liam S tj.ib and family, their daugh gash in his head that needed three Bate> 'pent Sunday with the Ward Willson ter and family. Mr and Mrs W ill stitches to close. and W’ llham Coleman families. They Schamber and daughter of Vale. Mr*. Grace Folkman of Plain C ity .' took their daughter, Evelyn, home USE JOURNAL C LA S SIFIE D AD*. Robert Heidt. N y w . Mr and Mrs Utah is visiting at the home of her j with them after she had spent the Loi» l ounsil E C Leech of Boise, former resi daughter and son-m-law. Mr \tid i week here visiting relatives. dent* of the i alley, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson She is visiting ; DUI 2439 Mr. and Mr*. Krlkof of Kan*»» * Mrs Henry Matlock of Boise. Horn» beauty for a week and will then be house- are visiting at the Kenneth Sanders Quests at supper Sunday at the guest of her son and daughter-tu-1 home. Mr and Mrs LaMar Nelson came from Ogden Tuesday and took her Ken Lorensen home were Mr and law. Mr and Mrs Oeorge Folkman. i Mr. and Mr*. Nick Rudliek and sister. Mrs Leland Montgomery and Mrs Lee Lovitt of Owyhee Corners, for a week Accompanying her is a ! Mr and Mrs. Aden Wilson returned her son back to Utah Wednesday Mr. and Mr* Floyd Hoist and fam granddaughter, Shirley Nellson. home recently following a two weeks They returned Saturday with Mrs ily of Caldwell, his mother. Mrs. Mr and Mrs Ira Price and Joel! Mary Holst of Caldwell, and the lat- attended the tri--county Orange I trip at Lava Hot Spruigs. Richard Maw Mr. and Mr*. Robert White *pent The Sunset Valley auxiliary met i ter’s mother. Mrs. Cora Castleman, picnic between Unity and Ironside the weekend in Jordan Valley at the j o f Johnston. Neb with Mrs. Charles Schweiaer Thurs Sunday. home of Mr. and Mrs Joe Bilbao Mr and M r' Leo Chard and fam day. There were 13 members pres While there, they celebrated the ent It was decided to have a picnic ily o f Madras are visiting at the birthday of Cleo White, who was one supper Aug. 22 tor club members | home o f his brother. Ewen Chard. year old. Mr. and Mr*. Lee Miller »pent the Mr and Mrs. Hudd Robb of Nyssa and their families. t'laudena Willson «an home over Mrs Elvin Worden. Mrs. Dick spent Sunday at the home of Mr weekend visiting their son and fam the week end from Boise. She visited Stuns Lumbar Co. ily, Mr and Mrs Donald Miller and | and Mrs. Pete Wilson. Kreagh, Mrs. Grover Cooper and her parents. Mr and Mrs. Claude The regular meeting of the Chalk children at Hernuston. Mrs Ira Price attended a garden Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrdlock and party Tuesday at the home o f Mrs. Butte Orange was held Friday night Oeorge Lang on the Vale bench The at the Sunset Valley Community family are visiting this week with relatives in Washington occasion was the installation o f the i hall. The worthwhile club will meet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod and county extension officers for the ! with Mrs. Charles Schweizer Thurs Mrs Donald Tennant Joined Mr ! coming year. and Mrs Joe Hanby o f Baker to Mr. and Mrs M A. Rataezyk. Mias day. Aug 20 Earl Wilson and Paul Knotting- spend the weekend huckleberrying ’ Genevieve Rataezyk and Miss So and phie Rataezyk o f Boise attended a ham returned Saturday from the and fishing in the mountains near birthday party at the home of Mr Lily W hite guard station In W hit- Baker. Mrs. Martha Hanby visited and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk Sunday. | man national forest. They went her daughter. Mrs. Sarah Borman Mr and Mrs. J. D. Mitchell. Dent there Monday. Both boys report a o f Baker while the Penrods were and Henry. Mr. and Mrs Lewis M it ; fine time and mteresting subjects camping. Mr*. Robert Jackson and Mr*. chell and Mr. and Mrs. A. T t studied on range and forest manage Knowles drove to Emigrant park in ment. They were given lessons on Dwight Seward and 7 girls left Mon the Blue Mountains to take Gary fishing and how to cast as well as day morning for Nazarene girls camp Dial 2322 Nyssa at Victory Cove at Payette Lakes. and Dean Douglas to meet the boys’ identification of plants and trees. Mr. and Mr Frank Perko drove to Charles Moore and a friend of Le father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Douglas o f Quincy and to Nampa Sunday Mr and Mrs. Leon banon are visiting several days this 1 spend the day at the park. Phil M it ard Newgen went to Madras over the week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. . week-end to visit with their son. i and Mrs. Lee Miller and wiUi friends chell came from Wallowa. here. Mr and Mrs Neil Dimmick went Bob, and his family. The Golden Hour Missionary so- Mrs. W. K. Winehel! returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs Harold Fyllingness Thursday to help cele 1 ciety held a picnic supper Friday home Tuesday from Ontario where brate the seventh birthday o f th e ir: night at the home o f Mr and Mrs. she underwent major surgery at Holy James Langley There were 40 people Rosary hospital the previous Tues granddaughter. Christine. day. Mrs. Paul Cleaver was guest of present. Friday. Mr L. W Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kenstrom spent honor at a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus her aunt. Mrs. Horace Bodle, in the weekend at Shoshone, Ida., with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keith and son, Ekanger. Other guests were Mr.> Boise. Ekanger’s brother and nephew. Paul \ Mr and Mrs. Fred Guthrie at John. IV, F. Hollingsworth of Ashland, Cleaver, and sen, her father and tended the Wyoming picnic at Em mother, Mr. and Mrs John Cleaver, mett Sunday and visited at the home Ore., is visiting this week at the and her grandmother, Mrs. Sam o f Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy in home of his brother, the Rev. Austin the evening. J. Hollingsworth, pastor o f the Shrls- Cleaver. E. J. Hobson was taken to the tian church. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Poulson of Mr. and Mrs. Koseoe Kellog and Adrian visited Sunday night at the Samaritan hospital in Nampa Sun home o f Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee day night for medical treatment. family of Nampa were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knottingham They expect to bring him home in a of Mr. and Mrs Albert Seward. Mr. and Mrs. June! Olson and and baby, who have been house- couple of days. John Knottingham, Mrs. Glenn family of Boise spent Sunday at the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Council, have moved to On- j Knottingham and Mrs. O. P. Coun- Jim Olson home. sil drove to Gooding Tuesday to William Mayden took a load of tario to be closer to his work. children o f the Assembly o f God Mrs. Harold Lemon o f Twin FalLs bring Glenn Knottingham home. Clearence and George Reed spent church to a weiner roast at Cow came Wednesday to visit her broth er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Friday night and Saturday on the Hollow Saturday evening. Joseph Mauglian returned Sunday Astoreca and family. Her son, Jim Malheur river on a fishing trip. my will visit for a week longer. Mrs. | Miss Carol Folkman, Mr. and Mrs. from his vacation. Billy Hadley and Joe Supinger ar Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Moore of Lemon returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Fred Mitchell were rived from Los Angeles Saturday. Nampa and Mrs. Nora Theobald of Sunday dinner guests at the home Miss Folkman has been helping care California spent Sunday with Miss of Mr and Mrs. Irvin Durfee. The for her sister. Mrs. Hadley, who has Edith Williams and H H. Williams Mitchells are Mrs. Durfees grand been ill. They will remain here and southwest o f Nyssa. Mrs. Moore and Mr. Hadley and Mr. Supinger will Mrs. Theobald are old time friends parents. of Miss Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen enter return to their base next Monday. Herbert Kaneaster fell from his Mr. and Mrs. Victor Maine are tained at a picnic dinner Sunday. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W il- I bicycle Monday morning, cutting a here from California visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs. O. L. Main. Mr. and Mr*. George N. Bear and Mrs. Pearlee Kinser made a trip Sunday to Lowman and Idaho City. They returned by way o f Boise. Mr. and Mrs. John Market of Sunset Valley with ... CUSTOM GRINDING Paul Baker Rt. 2 Nyssa Dial 3288 LOCAL NEWS SEPTIC T A N K S PU M PED WE SLAUGHTER BEEF FOR HIDE. 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