Nyssa gate city journal., January 13, 1955, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

Big Bend
Na Acres News
NEWS OF RECORD
ed home Wednesday from Burns
the home of his mother, Marg-!
die — Lots 1, 2 and No 10 feet
where she was visiting her sister.
aret Gluch. He also visited at the
of Lot 3, Ontario. 1/4/55. $10.
of
Malheur
County.
Week
of
Mrs Suzie Mae Robins, new baby
Ray Gluch home and at the home
Raymond William Jones et ux
Jan. 2 to Jan. 9.
and family.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mallea
and
to
Wallis Jones — Lots 9,
Miss Helen Hatch
Real Estate Transfers Recorded 10, Charles
family where he was a dinner
17, 18, 19 and 20, Block 115,
Mrs.
Darrill
English
and
Mrs.
'
Farmerettes
Club
Mrs.
John
Mallea
Phone Parma 1-F21
Garrett Murphy, Jr. to Chas. H. Ontario. 1/3/55. $1.
guest Tuesday.
Gertie Jones attended Federated
Christcson et ux — Los 29 and Arthur Atherton et ux to Gol­
Aid Monday afternoon at the
Pete Swisher had the misfort-
Mr and Mrs. Vern Bullen re- home of Mrs. Lottie Obendorf on Funeral services were held in une of injuring his leg when he Joy Cullen was an overnight 30. Block 3, Terrace Heights Add. den T. Grigg et ux — Lots 9. 10
and So 18 V of Lot 8, Block 245
Boise Saturday for William M. was kicked by a cow Sunday He guest of Lela Lett Saturday.
to Ontario. 11/30/54 $10.
ceived the news that their daugh- Roswell upper bench
Guy R Secoy et ux to Leo. H. Ontario. 12/20/54. $800
4er, Wac Cpl Joyce Jelinek re- Mrs. Herb Thomas attended Johnson, a former resident of was in the hospital several days Ben Wherry of New Plymouth _________
_________
Malheur County to Marie and
et ux — NEV
4 SEV 4
xeceiv^d a certificate of achieve­ HEC club meeting last Tuesday Jordan Valley who passed away for treatment, it was the same called at the Ed Meroney home Williamson _____
and part of SE^N E1« Sec/ 4-17- Henry van Egmond — Lots 11
ment in Japan from Brig. Gen. at the Agnas Ashcraft home in in a Boise hospital Monday. He leg that was broken several years Thursday.
James H. Banville at Adjutant Kingman Kolony.
m
was 57 years old and was born ago.
V. L. (Si) Lett left Friday --- —---------- --------
. and 12, Block 87, Ontario. 1/5/55.
General Headquarters Far East Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wyman and ^u*-v’ 1*^7 at Springfield, Mo. Frank Swisher who has spent morning for a visit to the coast. Tommie Russell et al to State
„
and 8th Army. Cpl. Jelinek was Mr. and Mrs. Bovd Neilson of He was a veteran of World War the past two months in Arizona Terry and Mike Oft spent of Oregon — parts of SViNEV« Mameur Lounty to Lester E.
commended for outstanding serv- Oregon Slope were Sunday din- H, and a member of the Catholic | and California, returned to Jor- Thursday night at the home of and NEV4SEV4 Sec. 13-17-46. 12/-1 Highway
„f*T‘ CK in e l.al
a11 109, Jam­
E of
Acre “ — Tract
ice as secretary of the executive ne|. guests 0f Mr. and Mrs Herb church. He was married in Boise dan the first of the week where their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 27/54. $8,163.50.
' ieson av
ln
^
T"~'
$10
office Cpl Jelinek is a graduate Thomas.
Jan 1, 1921, to Louise Dunning.! he has been working.
Ed Mess in Fruitland.
'
Oregon & Western Colonization Gus 1/5/55.
J.
Bezates
Of Adrian high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Cartwright They made their home near Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madari- Mr and Mrs George Smit play- Co. to State of Oregon — parts of Oregon — part et of ux Lot to 2, State
Sec.
Mrs. Myrtle Tuppeny and Miss Vls,ted her sister, Mr and Mrs. Jordan Valley for several years aga and children spent several ed pinochle with Mr and Mrs. .vw ^N E ’i and NEVsNW»'« Sec. of
7-16-46
12/9/54.
$56.
Helen Hatch, project leaders for Wm Lawler at Sunnyslope Sun and later spent a great deal of days the past week in Boise on Jake Groot Monday.
33-18-46 12/28/54 $1. (Q. C. Chas. B. Prahl et ux to W N.
the shirt work shop, attended the day.
their time here where he bought business and visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft and Deed).
Sanders et ux — part of S'^SE1*-
first meeting held at the Owy- Mrs Edith Prosser is taking and sold cattle,
Gav Elordi has been absent family had dinner Sundav with
, j u . u . . . . . .
NW^4 Sec 4-18-47. 12/29/54. $10.
Tiee church at Owyhee Corners care
his
pl.ce
of
business
the
Mr
end
Mr,.
Jay
Stoner,
of
P»y-,
M
^iiew
s
Sr
-
Ett
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brewer Surviving besides his wife, are
K Wagner et ux to Rube
last Friday.
who are ill, at their home in Ros- his mother, Mrs. M. E. Johnson geM infalong fine now* and win ' Mr and Mrs. George Smit had Block l9’ Adnan 2/24/54 M00 H. Ray
Bolles
ux — Lot 2, and parts
Mrs. Herb Thomas and Mrs. ,A,ejj Mr Brewer is slowly im- of Boise, three brothers, Russell be back on the job Monday dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Union Oil Co. of California to of Lots 1 et and
3, Sec. 15-17-47
Dyre Roberts attended the Happy proving
of Gooding, John of Ukiah, Calif. morning.
11/25/50.
$10.
Stam of Nyssa.
J National Life Insurance Co.—Lots
Dozen card party last Friday
EvelVn Line of A nnie and Dick of Idaho Falls, four sis- Mr. and Mrs. Aiden Madariaga Garrit
Fenn et ux to Lloyd
Woodrow Seuell and family f 2, 3 and No. 15 feet of Lot 4. E. Stanley
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ' ,
. M } * Davis of ters- Vlola Hubbert, Mrs Lor- were in Boise and Nampa Tues- called
Orris
et
ux — SEV4NEV4 Sec
202, Ontario. 12/17/54. $10. 6-21 46. 1/5/55.
Hugh Gleen in Newell Heights. j *
' Wednesday visit- rame Pied, and Ester Stitlson all
u
. ,
c J at the Bob Shaw home Block
$1,500
J.
G.
Precht
et
ux
to
Dean
L.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny mg
„ r mcrii
L m
ndm o he Mrs
of Burns.
Boise- and Mls Jane P»ed of daV
where
,hev
vlslted
relatives
Sunday
afternoon.
City
of
Ontario
M.
giaijuiiivviic*,
zvii
___
ar»H
Mr
ann
Mr«;
F
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft and Decker et ux — S^iSE1^ and part Blanford — Lots 14 to and Martha
were business visitors in Cald Myrtle Hatch and Aunt Helen.
15,
Block
The
Summers
Chapel
were
in
David
Castro
of
Cliffs,
Idaho,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Robert
Preston
of
°![,NE^4SEl4
Sec.
27-16-47.
3'z-
well Saturday morning where he
Ontario. 12/20/54 $125. (Q
consulted a doctor.
regular6 monthly^ meetTn^of the «harge orthrserv^ce.^Ad^ntern" was a business visitor in Jordan Fruitland made a trip to Boise 3°/49
$10. I. Mayhall et ux to 291,
C. Deed).
Charles
Saturday
afternoon.
Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Packwood and Mrs. Boise project board of control
was at Morris Hill.
Filed In Circuit Court
and Cecil
Lang-
______, Spradlin
_____ ____
________
„ Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw spent Edmond E Nelson et ux —E'i- Complaints
Esther Bennett attended class which met in Boise last Wednes- Several from Jordan Valley at- don Jack
Mary
Ethel
Hill vs Mervin W.
of
Ontario
were
overnight
Saturday
evening
at
the
Bob
Sec.
23-18-44.
11/12/54.
$10
I tended the services.
night of the PTA Monday night dav
Larsen
et
ux.
1/4/55.
Foreclosure
Robert
J.
Sw’anson
et
ux
to
at
,he.
home
of
M,
r
.
?nd
sha.w
hS.m.e
watching
TV.
at the Adrian high school. The Mrs. Myrtle Hatch and Helen During the Christmas vacation, ?.uests„
of
mortgage.
$3,587.96.
Mrs. Robert Long one night last Mrs Palmer Ross of Caldwell Alfred Vogue — parts of SM>SYV’’4 State Unemployment Comp.
parents were invited to inspect visited at the Ralph Stark home the new fire escape was installed week.
at the Thomas Evans See.
and SEViSEVs Sec. 33, Comm, vs Nadines Spray Cafe.
the work being done in each Saturday evening and with her a*
Jordan Y alley grade Georgia Pursley, daughter of i visited
home
Saturday.
and
S^NEU
Sec. 33-18-43. 1/- 1/5/55. Recovery of compensa­
room.
uncle, Ira Pettis who is a guest st'b°°b Doing the work was Dick Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pursley spent Alvie Lanfear. ,Jr., of Cald- /^5 $10. (Q. C.
Deed).
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Miller and there
and ^ men from \ ale.
Pearl
Stanton
to William L. tion. $57.37.
the
past
week
end
at
the
home
of
well
visited
at
the
Paul
Thom-
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed of Visiting at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raburn and son home Sunday,
Peterson
and
Katherine
M. Bren- Vernon Bros, vs George Car­
Adrian and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payette and George Elfers and and ^rs. * *°yd Elordi is her children.
penter. 1/6/55. Recovery of
the past week at the
Miller enjoyed a dinner at the son, George, Jr., were Sunday (mother from back East. She plans Roy Shannon, Frank Gusman.; M. Callers
money. $2,849.47.
C.
Seuell
home
were
Mr.
and
next
base
in
Etain,
France.
The
home of their daughter, Mr. and dinner guests at the Boyce Vande *° sPend sometime here.
Laverne Anawalt and Mr. and Mrs. James Hartman, Mrs. Edna base and barracks where he is
Mrs. Garrit Timmerman and fam- Water home. His sister, Mr. and -^r and Mrs James Eiguren Mrs.
Leslie Falen left Sunday for Parker, Mrs. Walter Schmid. now stationed, is where reserve
ily in Newell Heights. The oc- Mrs. Carl Fogleman and girls of made 3 business trip to Caldwell Reno
Home beauty
to attend the National Mrs. Dewey Schmelcel, Miss El- officer, R. H. Johnson was form­
Nampa
called
in
the
afternoon.
and
Nampa
Monday
returning
casion was the 14th wedding an­
I
Cattlemens’
convention.
They
sie
Schmid,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wood-
erly
stationed.
w ith. . .
Mrs. Lester Campbell accomp- 1 borne the
niversary of the Frank Millers.
row Seuell and girls, Mr. and Airman LeRoy Lobb, formerly
and same
Mrs. day.
Argil Thompson P*an *° be gone 4 days
Fred Koopman and Z. David­ anied Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stan­ and Mr. family
Mallea and Joey Tellar- Mrs. Henry King. Mr. and Mrs a Fruitland high school student is
of Homedale accomp­ Richard
son of Parma spent Friday visit­ ton to Boise Monday.
accompanied Father Mathias Bob Tackett, Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. stationed on the barracks next
by Mr. and Mrs. Louie ia
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Strad- anied
Arock Sunday where he serves Merle Thomson, Dr. and Mrs to Airman Woods.
Case Muntjewerff.
ley of Nampa moved their trailer Uria spent Sunday in Jordan and to
Mass at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nye, Mr. and Mrs. John Bus- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell and
vicinity calling on friends and Fred
Mr. and Mrs. Kit Carson and house close to his parents, Mr. relatives
kirk of Moses Lake, Mrs. Charles Alan were Saturday night din­
and attending to busi- Mr. Eiguren.
baby of Homedale visited her and Mrs. Walter Stradley for the ! ness.
and Mrs. James Eiguren Buskirk of Parma and Mrs. Bob ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Reno 1 winter,
daughters, Arlene and Kay Shaw.
C. Seuell.
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Maryann Gammell and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and and
visited
the home of Mrs. Word was received from A/2c Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyree,
Louise Campbell, daughter of 1 family of Parma have moved in- children of Nampa drove to Jor­ Mercedes at Acordagotia
at the Horace Wood that he is stationed Mrs. Evans and Earlene Wood
Mr. and Mrs Earl Campbell on to the tenent house at the Joe dan Sunday where they visited Joe V. Eiguren and Joe and Egurrola
in Spangdahlem, Germany, a- visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood I
at the home of her mother, Ague- homes in Homedale Sunday.
Stunz L um ber Co.
the state line, returned to school King home.
waiting the completion of his at their home Sunday afternoon. £
da
Mallea
and
with
other
rela­
Monday morning after being ab- j The Gammell baby is ill with
sence due to the removal of herpneumonia in the Caldwell Mem- tives and friends.
The Jordan Valley basketball
tonsils.
orial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas Several Big Bend patrons at- teams motored to Crane Tuesday
visited at the home of Mr. and tended the senior play last Thurs- to play the Crane teams. The
Mrs. Rube Graham of Newell day night at the Adrian high Jordan Valley A squad lost by a
large score while the B squad
Heights Thursday evening.
I school gym.
I
Mrs. Mary Brumbach visited Harvey Hatch attended the won by 11 points.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Thurs-1 Adrian-Nyssa basketball game Eldon Mills, elementary super­
day afternoon.
by the grade school Friday after- visor and William Leggitt, coun­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones visit- noon. H i s grandson. Phillip ty school superintendent visited j
ed Mr. and Mrs. Gene Baker in Hatch played on the Adrian team the Jordag Valley schools one
day last week.
Vale last Wednesday.
which won.
Herb Thomas accompanied Howard Hatch of Adrian visit- Ralph Gluch of Murphy was
Rube Graham to the hills and ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- an overnight guest Monday at
helped bring in cattle from the vey Hatch Sunday afternoon,
range along the Owyhee river.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson week end with his parents, Mr.
Mr and Mrs. Walt Abbott and and Miss Helen Hatch and Rich- and Mrs. Chet Smith. Their
family of Caldwell moved to the ard Huett of Roswell attended the daughter, Mrs. Pearle Abbott and
Dewey Strong home on the state Adrian-Nyssa basketball game family w e r e Sunday dinner
line, recently vacated by the Monday night.
guests. Suzie Abbott returned
Strongs who moved to California. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith home with her aunt and uncle
Mrs Winifred Bennett return- and family of Boise spent the for a few days.
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