THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON.
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Owyhee Occurrences
Court Cases. . .
Mrs. Zeb Evins and family, all of
Family Reunion
Vale, and Mr and Mrs. Roy Evins
and family of Jamieson.
Held At Frost Home
Barbara Thomson and Jean
A family reunion was held at
J a r b a n Montague
Evans of Nu Acres were two of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bern­
Adrian—T h e
R ev.
Harold
the students in the sixth grade ard Frost of Payette on Memor­ Kurtz was guest speaker at the
morning worship at the Adrian
A picnic and tour was enjoyed who went all year without miss­ ial Day.
by the Do-More 4-H club mem­ ing a day.
The Frosts, who are former Uniter Presbyterian church. The
bers Saturday. The picnic was
Dan Martin of Nu Acres re­ Nyssa residents, entertained Mr. topic for his sermon was “The
held on the lawn of the leaders ceived a plaque for being the out­ and Mrs W F Findling of Nyssa Four Blessings’’.
home. The county agent and home standing farmer of the year. The and relatives from Oregon, Idaho,
The Rev. Kurtz and his wife,
demonstration agent were pres­ plaque was given at an award California, Washington and Utah Polly, and three small daughters
ent and there were about 26 mem­ assembly last Monday.
will leave soon to do missionary
bers present.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen work in Ethiopia. They will be
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blaxesley and
Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preston of Twin spent last week end in Riley, away for five years.
Harry Wood home was Mr. and Falls visited at the Harry Wood Oregon visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. Kurtz is the son of Mr.
Mrs. Harvey Tyree and Earlene. home over the Memorial week­ Virgil McGee.
and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz of Newell
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood and Shir­ end.
Mrs. Fred Cox and son. Jack Heights
ley, Mr. and Mrs Bill Blakesley,
Paul Haragan who is working of Pocatello visited over the week
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preston. Hor­ near Nampa visited at the Joseph end at the home of Mr. and Mrs To Klamath Falls
ace Wood, Tony Golossi and Shir­ J. Montague home Tuesday.
Bruce Pett.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schire-
ley Preston.
At the eighth grade graduation
Rollie Smith of Dalhart, Texas man, spent the week end in Kla­
Dwane Orcutt and Gary Thom­ held Friday morning at the Fruit- arrived in Nyssa Saturday and is j
son went on a picnic with their land high school auditorium s e v -! visiting at the home of his cousin, I math Falls where they attended
the graduation of their son, Rich­
Sunday school class Sunday af­ eral Nu Acres students were grad­ J. C. Smith.
ard Schireman from the Oregon
ternoon. The group ate their uated. They were Kyle Sager,
lunch at the Walter Schmid home, Karl Evans, Robert Shaw\ John W. B Murphy of Boise, Corval Technical Institute. He received
then drove on to the lake above Mitchell, Delbert Wilson, Tommp Reid of Pasco, Wash, and the R e v .1 his diploma in Screen Printing
technology.
Black Canyon dam for boat rid­ Neilsen and Paul Stokes.
and Mrs. Glen Rinard and family
Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs
ing and to Roystone Warm
of Citrus Heights, Calif.
Springs for a swim. There were Paul Thomson were mothers from
Velda Samuels left Thursday
12 boys in the group and their this community who took their on a trip with her sister and
teachers, Mrs. Alma Champion, cars as transportation to Weiser brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Mrs. Merle Thomson, Joe Schmid Wednesday for the annual 6th Duren of Yakima, Wash. They
grade picnic.
and Larry Schmelzel.
plan to travel through California,
Leo Montague is going to the Arizona and Colorado.
Visiting at the Joseph Mon­
University
of
Idaho
at
Moscow
ague home Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holton, Lin­
were Mrs. Anna Hutchinson and | Wednesday to bring Carol home da and Jimmie attended the grad­
from
College.
Donna of Banks.
uation exercises for the Greenleaf
Lyman Renolds of Parma visit­ Academy Tuesday evening where
Horace Wood and a friend,
ed
at
the
Joseph
J.
Montague
Tony Golossi arrived home last
Mrs. Holton’s brother, Rev. C.
Saturday evening on a 72 hour home Sunday afternoon.
Glen Rinard of Citrus Heights,
Terrel
Samuels
has
been
em­
pass, they are stationed at Lowry
Calif, delivered the commence­
Air Force Base at Denver, Colo. ployed by Leroy Seward of A p­ ment address.
ple
Valley
for
the
summer.
Installation of phones from the
Dale Montague DN, Naval Den­
Fruitland exchange was com­
pleted a week ago Wednesday on tal Bldg. 560. N.A.T.T.C.. Jackson­
Fairview avenue. Phones were ville, Florida is being sent to the
installed for W. O. Unwin, Omar Great Lakes Naval Training Sta­
Betts, Roy Howard, Quenton tion in Illinois for six months of
Specs, Floyd Holton and Felix schooling
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holton and
Herold.
and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson family attended a no-host dinner
visited in Caldwell Monday with Thursday evening at the home of
Roto-Rooter Sewer Service
Mrs. Thomson’s mother, Mrs. Al- j her father, C. H. Rinard of Star.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
vie Lanfear.
Mrs. Joseph J. Montague and John Palmer and Norman of Nys­
BROWER PLUMBING SERVICE
family attended Memorial ser­ sa, Mr. and Mrs. Granger Longs-
vices in Vale Sunday. Afterwards tooth and family of Greenleaf,
Dial 2322
Nyssa
they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Renard and
Bill Smith and family, Mr. and Susan of Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. 1
Rev. Harold Kurtz
Is Guest Speaker
Nu Acres News
Justice Court
June 1, Felix Amesquta, Nyssa,
no motor vehicle» license, $3 and
costs.
June 5, Joseph H. Hat tori, Top-
OKK will meet Wednesday and family of Spokane spent the
penish.
Wash, violation basic
afternoon June 16, at the home week end at the Byrd Walters
rule, driving 75 miles per hour in
i ) t Mrs Werner Peutz. Mrs. Char­ home visiting his mother, Mrs. R.
55 mile zone, $25 and costs Emo­
ley Culbertson, Mrs. Cal Martin C. Jones and his sister, Mrs. Byrd
ry J. Hobson, Nyssa, no brakes,
and Mrs Kenneth McDonald will Walters who is in the hospital at
costs only. Franklin B. Edwards,
lie hostessess. Roll call will be to Nvssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hite and Donnelly, Idaho, angling with
give a safety hint.
two lines, $25 and costs
Thursday n i g h t 23 young children took Billy Chadwell of
June 7, Todocio A Nunez, A r­
people from the Owyhee Com­ McCall to Emmett Sunday after rian, no operator’s license, $3 and
he
had
spent
a
week
visiting
at
munity church went to Vale
costs. Herbert L. Igo, drunk in
where they played a baseball the Hite home.
public place, case under advise­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
McDon-
game with the Willow Creek
ment.
church team. Owyhee won the al<* attended a dinner meeting in
June 8, Oliver B. Worley, Log­
came °1 to 9
| Ontari° at the Moore hotel Wed- an, no operator’s license, $3 and
Attendance at Daily Vacation. nesday evemn* *or Democratic costs.
Bible school at Owyhee Commun-1 » m m i temen and women and
June 11, Kay K Ishida, Parma,
,
, .
later attended a meeting at Boul-
ity church has been high during
„ . no clearance lights, $3 and costs.
.
.
r.
„
evard
Grange
hall
to
hear
Rich-
■the past week. Rev. Kenneth
, XT . “
. A1 ....
(Given Time to Pay)
i announces
„ „ that „ on
„ P
Jlimple
r riday ard , Neuberger and A1 Ullman
June 4, Noverro Martinez, Nys­
J21 children attended. Friday
'
sa,
permitting an unlicensed min­
Mr. and Mrs Mark McGuire of
night, June 11, at 8 p. m. a
Wilder w e r e Sunday dinner or to operate a motor vehicle
demonstration program will be
.
. ..
A, n t
.
license, $3 and costs.
r , j to
. show
.
__ guests
at the
held
the „ parents
what
“ Al Parker
, , , home.
T
„
, ,,
June 5, Paul D. Ellis, Nyssa,
iw
u u „ .
,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder
their children have learned dur-
Mr and Mrs. G
Glenn no motor vehicle license, $3 and
ing the past two weeks.
in Adrian Sunday
I costs.
Thursday evening the Ow>hee
Mr and ^jrs j ack Elliot and Police Court
church baseball team will go t° Mr and Mrs. Carl Piercy fished
The following 11 arrests were
Roswell where they will play the a{ ¡}ead Man's Gulch Sunday.
for public intoxication. Each was
Roswell Baptist church team. A.l
and Mrs. Roy Eads of
fined $25 in Police Judge J. C.
young people are invited and w dder Were Sunday guests at the Smith’s court.
transportation will be furnished. T jj g rewer home.
June 1, Joe Rives, Arthur W.
Miss Marie Himple who has
Mr. and Mrs Grant Patterson
Herrera, Alfredo A. Herrera.
Been
attending
Multnomah called on Mr and Mrs. Jesse Ditty
June 4, Robert Buena, Irving
School of the Bible at Portland is in New Plymouth Monday,
Slaughter.
staying at the home of her broth-
Mrs. George Schreiber and
June 5, Samuel M. Carrion,
cr, Rev. Himple and helping with Brad of Boise arrived Tuesday to
Bible school at the Owyhee spend a week with her mother, Marcelno M. Sanchez, Francisco
church this week. Rev. Himple Mrs. R. C. Jones at the Byrd Caverro (floated).
June 6, Juan L. Sefuentos,
and his sister will go to the Park Walters home.
Community a n d teach Bible
Mr and Mrs. Ed Bassett and Martinez M. Nunez.
school for the next two weeks.
Russell were supper guests at the j June 7, Armando S. Hinojosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley Lynn Kygar home Thursday
spent Sunday afternoon at th e! evening.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Potter and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley Judy and John of Moscow arrived
J. B. Ogburn home in Ontario.
Wanda Peutz was an over attended the silver wedding anni­ Tuesday for a visit at the home of
right guest at the Kenneth Me versary party of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Potter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Stephen, Jr. on Wednesday John Potter.
Donald home Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin of evening.
Arriving in Nyssa Wednesday
Parma called on Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Claude Smith is visiting evening for a visit at the Claud
Gerald Slippy and sons Saturday | in Quincy, Wash., with her son, Brown home were Mr. and Mrs.
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ricea and Howard Calkins and children of
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Culbert- daughters,
Madras. Mrs. Calkins and Mrs.
son had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyer of St Brown are sisters.
Earl Kvgar and family.
Petersburg, F la, left Sunday
Ralph Shelton has opened a after visiting here for a week I
radio and appliance shop at the with his sister, Mr. and Mrs
Owyhee Junction.
John Cleaver. The Boyers are on
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz at- a two months tour of the north '
tended a square dance in Parma west and will visit in Klamath
Saturday evening at the new Falls and California before re-
Parma Seed Warehouse. There turning home,
were 35 squares of dancers and
Mrs. Lloyd Tobler and Mrs
several spectators.
Russell Cochrun of Nyssa called |
Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz ar- on Mrs. Russell Gressley Wednes
rived home from McCall Thurs- dav afternoon.
Mrs. Dick Brown and sons,
day to stay until the weather
gets warmer, as it was cold and Mrs. Don Franklin and sons and
Maxine Kvgar all of Boise spent
snowing in McCall last week.
Mrs. Donald Hatt and Mrs. Sunday with their parents, Mr.
Howard Hatch were in Boise on and Mrs. Lynn Kygar. Mrs.
business Thursday.
i Brown took her daughter, Patsy j
Mrs. Mildred Elliot attended a home with her after a week’s
Delta Kappa Gamma breakfast in visit here.
Adrian at the home of Mrs. Lois
Stephen and Fred Sayre of Ad - !
Williams. Miss Mary Weir was co- rian, Warren Foreman of Cald-
hostess. Other members attending well and Patsy Brown of Boise,
were Mrs. Helen Freigtag, Marj- spent Friday afternoon w i t h
orie Pomeroy, Daisy Secoy and Butch and Kay McDonald.
Cindy Mittelstead of Ontario
guest, Miss Johnson all of On­
tario, Mrs. Ora Laurence of Vale, spent two weeks with her grand­
Mrs. Harriet Brumbach and Vict­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mittel­
oria Schweizer of Nyssa.
stead while her parents are on a
Thursday evening a large; trip,
crowd attended the dance and
Mrs. Bob Morfitt of Owyhee
music festival at the LDS stake Dam and Mrs. Bill Wilson of Nvs-
house. Cleone Maw is dance di­ sa left Saturday morning for Kla-1
rector.
math to attend a wedding of their j
Bob Morfitt left Monday morn­ neice.
ing for Baker to visit his grand­
Mrs. Charley Culbertson. Mrs.
mother who is seriously ill.
Gerald Slippy, and Mrs. Earl Ky-1
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale and gar and Sharon and Darrel and
Mike called at the Mark Hartley Carlene Fenn were in Nampa
home Wednesday evening.
Monday on business.
Sunday the Cub Scouts and
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore and
Boy Scouts held a picnic in the children of Notus spent Sunday *
basement of the Adrian Commun­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ity church and later went to E. E. Crocker. Jeanne Crocker
Given's Hot Springs for a swim.
went home with the Moores for a
The picnic was to be held in few days
Caldwell but due to the cold
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Scholl i
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
weather the plans were changed. and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of El-
Miss Viva Lev was breakfast lenburg arrived Saturday at the
and dinnner guest of Mrs. S. D Melvin
Crocker
home.
Mrs.
Bigelow on Sunday.
Crocker is the Scholls daughter
Mrs. Everett Ede and children and Mrs. Johnson is her sister,
of Portland were guests at tin
Mrs. Ellis Walters, Mrs. R. C.
Ed Bassett home Thursday. Mrs Jones, Mrs. Orville McEwen and
Ede was on the way to Denver Mrs. Claude Skinner called on
to meet her husband who is a Mrs. Byrd Walters and Mrs Rosa
Capt. in the army. Mrs. Ede and Kirtley in the Nyssa hospital
Mrs. Bassett are cousins.
Kenneth McDonald took a car-
Mrs George Schweizer left load of boys to Adrian Monday
Sunday morning with agroup of evening to practice baseball |
garden club members to attend There will be practice twice a
a convention in Ashland.
week. Any boy under 15 years is I
O ne Mile North of Nyssa —
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones' eligible to play.
Mrs. Kenneth M cDonald
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