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o THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 195C Mr. and Mrs. Don Kistnar of Portland were guests over the weekend of Ju n e 10 at the R ay mond Larson and Dick G. Tensen homes. Big Bend Mias H o lo n H a tch Sunset Valley Lois Counsil Dial 2439 COUNTY LIBRARY NEWS OF RECORD June 10 to June 17 Real Estate Transfers Recorded City of Nyssa to William D. home Sunday and left Monday Fitzsimmons et u x — Tract No. 35, morning for McCall where they Wayne Sparks of Adrian spent The Worthwhile club will meet Glasgow Tracts, Nyssa. 6/1/56. Sunday visiting at the Ernest Seu- $310. d a 1 's t a y e d ^ t h ° h e r ^ r a n d p ^ i e n t s Thursday' J u n e 28 at the home ell home w ith Darrell. Mr and Mrs Boyce Van De Wat- ° f Mrs Magnus Ekanger with City of Ontario to P ark Center, Dorille and La Fawn Rucker air ana Mrs. «o>ce v a n u e w a t Mrs. George Schweizer co-hostess Inc.—portions of Blocks 299, 319, and Kenny Sparks of Roswell er. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil and and 339; also vacated portions of were din n er guests and spent the Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Bishop and p a ul Knottingham visited Mr. and streets 8 and 9, SW 5th Ave., and afternoon at the Phil Clucas family of Succor Creek spent Sun- Mrs. Clarence Keller and son at vacated alleys in Blocks 299 and home. day e \e n in g visiting at the V erl Fruitland Wednesday. 319. 6/7/56 $10. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Teter of Bishop home Visitors at the R. S Sm ith home Malheur C ounty to Lawrence North Powder spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Gail Martin and overnight Friday were Mr. and W Nelson—Lob; 35 and 36, Block with his father, Wm. Teter. family of Adrian and Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Max Goodrich and daughters 3. Riverside Add. to Ontario. 6/6- Merle Thomas of Spokane came Darrill^ English jin d family enjoy- of Denver. Colo., and her parents, /56 $400. Malheur County to Pauline Harrison Downing—Lot 4, Block 8, N. W. T. Vale. 6/6/56 $10 J u n e 5-8 A rousing 359 books! Malheur County to Robert O. & spent Tuesday and Wednesday Owyhee were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Clarence Keller and sons' Merle Knudson—Lots 1 and 2, visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. guests at the A rthur Gale home, of Ontario and Mr and Mrs. Ches- -n r/" 1 Block 6, Fairm ore Add. to H a r and Mrs. Herb Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and ter Counsil and sons of New h ™ rs at *he?* rU™' St° P' Mrs. Grace Bawtinheimer of Sharen went to Nampa Saturday Plym outh visited Friday at the P aces visited by tin station- per. 6/6/56 $10. Clora Harris Williams et vir to Roswell Visited her sister, Mrs. evening and attended a birthday R C. Smith, J r , home. wagon were Willowcreek, Pio- Herb Thomas Wednesday. party for her niece, Miss Nancy The members of the Sunset neer> Newell Heights, Adrian, and Bruce F. English et u x —Lot 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mausling Blades. Valley Auxiliary entertained their Arcadia. The stops last for forty - Block 69. Greens Add. to Nvssa. 1/15/55. S10. were F a th e r’s Day dinner guests Mr. and Mis. Dyre Roberts and husbands at dinner at the East- flve m m utcs to one hour. The O. N. Stanford et ux to Elias of their son. Dudley and family in Mrs. Edith Prosser spent F ather’s side Cafe in Ontario Saturday second round of visits include Marsing. Day at Harper with her daughter, evening and took them to a show Annex, Jefferson, Brogan, Jamie- Eiguren et u x —Lots 13, 14, and 4lr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright. Mrs. Laura Brock. in honor of F ath er’s Day. son- ° w y h o e Junction, Sunset 16. Block 11. Blackabys Add. to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cart- Ed Newton and Burt of Payette Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander ^ a " e-v - McCoy s Store, and Ore- J o rd a n 'Valley. 5/29/56. $10. Elizabeth Hamilton to Nancy w right and family, Mr. and Mrs. visited Thursday at the Case were dinner guests at the home of s ° n Tral1 School. Both children Jim W right and family of Baker M untijewerff home. He had just Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMillen in and adults select book^ from the Kathleen Jones et al N E ' i N E 1» and her mother, Mrs. Naomi returned from a visit with his Ontario Sunday. In the afternoon bookmobile, whose frequency of N E 't and S ^ N E ' i N E 1* Sec. 29- Wright of Nampa, and Mr. and daughter, Mrs. G arritt Muntje- the Alexanders visited the John Vlslts throughout the summer is 15-47. 9/20/51 $Love and affec Mrs. Wm. Beard of Sunny Slope werff and family in Joseph. Grottveits in Nyssa. every two weeks. Mimeographed tion. Charles L. Clements et ux to were Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Llewlyn Aufder- Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Munn and schedules are available upon re- Frances Sarah Clem ent—Lots 16 Wm. Law ler home in the Slope, har of Pendleton and their son family visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Quost The county library further and 17, Block 26. Ontario 4/27/56 S andy and Gary Smith had Julian and family of Milton-Free- Moore Saturday, their tonsils removed last Thurs- w ater spent Friday and S aturday Mr. and Mrs. David Wynn and serves rural areas by mailing $ 10 . E. P. Hansen to George Russell day. night w ith Mrs. Nora Stork and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munn were books to far-off points not reach Mrs. Ethel Smith and G a r y ' all attended camp meeting Sat- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin ed by bookmobile such as Iron et al—NE'ASWV« Sec 36-19-44 side, Westfall, Beulah, and Jor- 6/4/56. $10. were dinner guests of Mr. and urday in Caldwell. Munn Fathers Day. K enneth A Johnson et ux to Mrs. Alvin McGinnis in Adrian. Jim m y Thompson and Phillip Mrs. Vic Marshall and Mrs. dan Valley. O ver 200 books have L ynn Beguhl of Caldwell and Hatch are helping with the hay K enneth P a rk e r and children j been mailed during the first week George Russell et al—N W 'i S W 'i her aunt, Miss Patricia Smith of up at Ridgeview. visited Mr. and Mrs. O. H. ^>ch- of J u n e to boys and girls in these Sec. 36-19-44 6/2/56 $10. Earl Blackaby et ux to Marion Boise spent Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and Mrs. weizer Sunday. Jeff P ark e r is outlying parts of the county who T hursday with her parents, Mr. Frone Stradley accompanied Mr. staying with the Schweizer and are taking p art in the library- Kendall et ux—S 's S W 1 i S E ’iSW - sponsored su m m er reading pro ■iNWV« Sec. 11-18-47. 6/1/56. $10. and Mrs. Cecil Smith. and Mrs. Oldham of Nyssa to helping on the farm. Esther E. Loveland Kinnick et Mrs. Archie Sm ith returned to Caldwell S aturday morning and Mr. and Mrs. B ud' Schweizer ject. This figure represents only her home in Bridger, Mont., af- spent the day at camp meeting, returned to their home in Reno a part of the books yet to be i vir to Otis Sw igert—So. 14 feet of EVts Lot 5, Sec. 31-21-47 10/- ter visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. Oscar Haney and Friday after visiting two weeks mailed in this project. 11/38. $1. <Q C. Deed). Cecil Smith and family. family, Mrs. Myrtle Hatch, Helen with relatives. Roland W ashburn et ux to Carl Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts re- and Phillip attended camp meet- Mr. rfnd Mrs. Carl Simpson Mr. and Mrs. George Reiten- ceived word recently of some of me S aturdav in Caldwell. were guests at the Jac k Simpson baugh of Sulphur, Nevada arrived Thiel et ux—Tract No. 9, Hill- the extra curricular activities of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson of home for dinner Fathers Day. Nyssa Thursday and spent the crest Acres Subdivision. 1/13/56. Phone P arm a 1-F21 their son. Wayne at Oregon State college. Wayne was recently elec- ted president of the Associated Independent S tudents and has been elected president of the Ag- ricultural Engineers. He will also serve as a senator on the asso- ciated students council and on the student life council. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas and Merle visited their daughter, Mrs. Riley Dilli in Weiser Saturday, and their granddaughter Jea n who was home from college Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stubblefield, Mr and Mis. Virgil Stony and fam.ly of P arm a and Roswell. Mr and Mrs. Don Kadcl and Drew of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Sherm an Rood of Emmett and Mrs. Anna Chaney of Nyssa were , F ,, ath er’s _ Day dinner guests at the Horace Chaney home. Mrs. Mary Brumbach attended a convention over the weekend in Boise, returning home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed and Laurynda of American Falls came Miss M arjorie Potneroy. newly appointed Reading and Library Services chairm an for the Oregon Congress of P arents and Teach- t‘rs- attended a meeting of PTA junior vice presidents with their chairm en in Portland. June 11. T he meeting included checking plans of w ork and other business pertaining to the respective de partm ents of the organization. A average Of more than a j ‘ k per m m inute inute was checked . . , borrowers at five! s w hen the Malheur County Apple Valley enjoyed Sunday din- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reffett of Reite'nha^uih and1 other- $ 10 . Herbert H. Fisher et ux to B art ner with her parents. Mr. and John Day visited his parents, the i r e ia tjVes Mrs. Harvey Hatch, Helen and John Reffetts Monday enroute ^ . j ^ rs Lawrence Find- lett & Stringer—12.86 acres in NW ViNE't Sec. 36-19-46. 5/1/56. Phillip. home from a vacation trip to j bng and children of Salt Lake: $10. (Q C. Deed). Mrs. Myrtle Hatch took Mrs. eastern and southern states and v isltod at the home of Mr. Find-1 Florence Richardson of Parm a to to Yellowstone Park. ling’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F . 1 Rex C. Tolman et ux to Grigg Caldwell last Thursday morning Shorty Hite who has been visit- Findling. and his unkle and aunt, Bros. & Butler—Lots 4 and 5, where she is camping with Mrs ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rudlick ini Block 16, Northwest Townsite Add. to Vale. 7/10/50. $10. Ada Harrison of Sunset Valley Mis. John Reffett returned to his Nyssa last week. Golden T. Grigg et ux to Ross and Mrs. Eva Wohlcke of Parma, home in Haines Saturday. E. Butler et u x —Lots 4 and 5, They are attending camp meeting Mrs. Vern G arner took m e m - ! Chapin is teaching Bible S c h o l! this week at the Gem State acad- bers of the prim ary class of the at the Owyhee Community Block 16, Northwest Townsite Add. to Vale; Lots 19 to 25, inc emv giounds. Owyhee ward for a hike at Owy- church, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoke and hee Dam Monday. (Last Week's News) Alice of Burns, Mr. and Mrs. The Owyhee Ward Relief Soc- „ „ p i or,;n „pr bpinpd mem Homer Didenckson and family of icty will serve dinner J u n e 23 for bcrs of the Izaak Walton League Notus and Mr. and Mrs Leo Kel- ]30 members of the Peterson farm bul,d a fIoat at the 0 w v h e e Dam lar and girls spent f a t h e r s D a y 1 jjy at a reunion. Sunday with their parents, Mr. and M rs.. Mrs. Robert Albritton of Salem. " and s t a n ]ev Reffett of Jack Jones and family. visited Mr. and Mrs. Orville Burns and friends visited over Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMark i - , Groves . , , of , P arm a for two days , , , and the week end at the John Reffett and family Mr. and Mrs Jack w ith her brother Mr. and Mrs. home They b ht a boat and Slabaugh and family of Caldwell. K enneth Price of Adrian Friday , fi h ri thp Ow vhhe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and and S aturday and then returned j-jam family and Mr. and Mrs. Walt to the Ira Price home, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price took Abbott and family and Mr. and, Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Price of their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Sweeny Mrs. F rank Shelton and family Adrian were supper guests S un-| to ht>r home in Las Vegas T h u rs of Nyssa w’ere all dinner guests a t ' day at the Ira Price home. day. the Chet Sm ith home. Mrs. Don S hare of j Mr. and Mrs. Harlod S nyder . _ and . children „ f O n t a n o visited Sunday afternoon visited his b ro th e r_ c ia ir c S n y at the Ira Price home. d er and family in Caldwell Sun- The Pleasant Hour club met , Thursday w ith Miss Edith Will- Mf and Mrs John Groveit of iams. . . . „ „ ___ , Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Carl ' 1 an ' rs'. om , " \ A ‘ Fogleman of Nampa visited Sun- Madras are visiting at the home afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. of her parents, Mr. And Mrs. Wil- H/ rold Alcxandpr. her Chapin. Mrs. Sam McMillen and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin te„ of O ntario spent F riday after- and children spent F athers Day h her bn)th Harold with his parents the Wilber A lexander and family. Chapins. It was also their wed-, Dean Sh was installed as ding anniversary. second councellor in the Sunday Mrs. Wilber Chapin is taking i schoo, and Norman G arnpr was care of her grandson, Da*ny, installed as second councellor in while his mother, Mrs. Charles the Owyhee Ward Bishopric at the Owvhee Ward C hurch J u n e, CLASSIFIED FOR RESULTS 12 . PAGE FIFTEEN Block 2, Nelsons Add to Vale, Block 19 Eldredge .Add to Vale, less Lot 5 3/16/53 $10. (Q. C Deed). Ross E. Butler et al to Ruben Haun et u x —Lots 19 and 20, Block 2, Nelsons Add. to Vale. 6/8/56 $10. C. W. Schutt et ux to Fred A Kesler et u x —westerly 55 feet of Lots 17. 18, 19, 20, and Frac. Lot 16, Block 290, Ontario 6/7/56 $ 10 . Cecil R. Steinbach et ux to George E Wood burn et ux—NEV« NEt« Sec. 12-23-46 5/31/56 $ value received M alheur County to Armco Drainage A Metal Products Inc —part of A T. No. 4, Sec. 29 -9- 47. 6/6/56 $17 44 Lyle K Bartron et ux to John S tringer et u x —S E V iS W ^ N E 1« NEU. S ij S E ^ N E ^ N E V a , N E 1» S W l « N E l 4 N E l 4 NV4 SE'4NE>4- N E ‘4 Sec. 31-19-47. 4/16/56. $10. P. O. Duncan to Leta A. Duncan et vir—Lot 3, Block 1, Pioneer Add. to Jordan Valiev 5/19/56. $1. (Q C. Deed). Soren C. Thompson et ux to State of Oregon— 136 acrqs in S E l4SE*4 Sec. 26-18-44. 6/8/56 $229. Malheur County to Kenneth Johnson—N W S Sec. 35-35-37; N ' j S W U N W ' i Sec. 27-32-40; N W S N E 'i Sec. 35; S ^ S E '^ S W 1» Sec. 15-31-41. 6/13/56. $120 Marriage Licenses Issued Merle Orren Fochtman, of Wei ser, Ida. and Florence Elaine Le- wallen, of Ontario, Ore. 6/9/56 John Martin Brown and Zora Olline Smith, both of Caldwell, Ida. 6/11/56. Albert Meinrad Zuegar of Vale, LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Henry MacKnighl of Nam pa spent Thursday afternoon a t the Campbell Baer home. Mr. and Mr». W. O. Peterson and Joy left today for Palo Alto. Calif., where they will visit for two weeks with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Long and fa m ily. They will travel via Brice and Grand Canyons. Houseguest at the Earl H ol lingsworth home last week w ere their son, Keith Pearce of La- Grande who fief home S un d ay and returned Tuesday and their daughter, Roberta Hollingsworth of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jarretf, Dr. and Mrs. J. R Cundall, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson and families spent the weekend of J u n e 1<> swimming and fishing at T a m a rack, Ida Ore. and Margaret Galluzo, of Portland, Ore. 6/12/56. Scott Farrell McGowan, of Pilot Rock, Ore. and Barbara Joy H u t chinson, of Ontario, Ore. 6/12/56. Rodney Alene Holcomb and Betty J e a n Strickland, both of Nyssa. 6/12/56. Alton Duane Sinclair, of P a y ette, Ida. and Opal Darline Price, of Vale. Ore. 6/12/56. Complaints Filed in Circuit Court Andrew J. S w an et al vs C hes ter Bowns et al. 6/13/56. R e covery on lease. $538.01. Lena B. Bloom vs R ichard Bloom. 6/14/56. Divorce. Lona Roselyn Hopkins vs M a r vin L. Hopkins. 6/14/56. Divorce. 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