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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1959
THE NVÇSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
AUSTRA-WHITE HENS for sale
trict will be $59/^' Cost break­ '84th Birthday Anniversary
Fat. $1 00 each. Ph ione FR 2-
down is as follow?^ the north end Party Honors^J C. Olsen
1
37-2tc
2143.
A
birthday
Anniversary
party
area trunk line is estimated at
NYSSA BANK DAYS-Win $200
Miss Beth Murray was honored
$40,200
in
general
obligation,
lat-
1
was
held
Sunday
evening
at
the
(Continued from Page 1)
first prize, $10 second prize and
terals will cost $53,200 and will | Olsen home, honoring J. C. Olsen at a bridal shower last Thursday
$5 third prize Tuesday, Sept.
A new pumping station is pro­ be Bancroft or direct assessment
o FOR SALE
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs
on his 84th birthday. Three tables
22. at 3 p m in Nyssa. No pur­ 4 ACRES — North of Nyssa on
posed at Ehrgood and the rail­ of approx mately $2.75
front ,of pinochle were in play. Dick E L. Sumpter, with Mrs. Glenn 1
chase necessary. Last names
road to replace the existing pump foot. (Example, a properry owner
paved road. Has old Owyhee
Nelson was winner of the men’s Brown, co-hostess.
□
Dwight Seward
drawn were Clarence Niccum, i water right. An excellent build,
station, This pumping station is with a 50-foot frontage in the as­
One of the amusing highlights ;
high score and Wesley Piercy was
APPLE VALLEY—WSCS will
route 2, Nyssa: L. P Pearson,
the bott :k
(' u< < k of the < ntijt coller- sessment district will pay $137 50
ing site. $4,000.00
! low Ladies high winner was Nel­ of the afternoon was to have Miss
sewerajOin
route 1. New Plymouth, and Ed 3 ACRES — With large modem
tion System ¿»All s<'weia^^
in the
m<-- for his sewer. He may pay this
meet
next
Wednesday
with
Ger-
Murray
guess,
before
opening
lie
Powell
and
Jeane
Maughan,
preaent systim must go through
Stephens, route 2, Parma, who
trude Hicks and Elsie Robinson
home, outbuildings. Very good
in semi-Qnual payments plus 6%
each package, in which room the ; instead
won $5 00
37-ltP location soutn
of the regular meeting
this station and be raised and ' interest over a 10-year period or | low.
south or
of Arci
Arcadia
_____ school.
gift
woQi
be
used
As
she
un
­
Refreshments^! birthday cake
passed under the railroad, then pay it in a lump sum at tin-©of
©time this week The postpone­
FHA fn! ’Weed $13,500.00.
wrapped each package, the rib-'
GRAPES
FOR
SAbE
—
Phone
FR
and
ice
cream
were
served.
east on Ehrgood to the treatment installation
FOR RENT
q
bon waiutied in her hair, and of ment was made due to the passing
2-2043 and we will have them
plant Pumps at the station are
of Mrs. Ella Stevens who for
1 BEDROOM HOUSE—Comferfete-
course, when the routine was
The
north
end
pump
station
at
ready.
*4
o>le
west
on
Adrian
not sufficient in size to handle
(Jt-ompleted, her picture was taken. tyany years had b<Pn a resident
i.. estL
----- (Mrs. Holcoi
Blvd., first house south. $2 00 °ly furnished. G^d location
© the amount of sewerage passing Beech and the railro^ IS
$60 00.
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Refreshments were served to of Apple Valley until moving in­
mated
to
cost
$18,600,
and
will
be
per bushel. Please bring con­
^nochle
C
through the station plus the fact
to Parma about two years ago
SMALL 2-PEDROOM HOUSE—
17 guests.
general
obligation.
The
low
pres
­
tainers
Archie
Strom.
37-2tp
Mrs.
Duane
Hokomb
was
host
­
that the mechanical condition of
with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs
On North Third. $40.00.
Beth is t tW- daughter of Mr. and Forrest Reed and ¿jimgv
the pumps is such Wat a com­ sure line running south from ess to her pinoinle club mem­
ft
FOR SALE — Approximately 7
Be
0
to
Ehrgocui
is
estimated
to
bers last Tuesday cMung. Spec­ Mrs. He ;nrr-'Murray of the Owy-
The community exten<0 sineft-o
plete breakdown of the pumps
lots.
Seventh
and
Ehrgood
Ave
D
ojnl gen-
be $12,300, making a toLal
gen­ ial
jjl guests were Mrs. Floyd
rloyd Man­ hee cori Vdunity
—____ , ai(J theobride-
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could happen at any time, result­ eral
A ff Sparks Phone FR 2-2404
nWth end ors. Ggpe DeMinck and Mrs. De.CJ 'elect of PauCl^jfger, who is a sympathy to the children and
obligation f<»r the nWth
ing in a complete stoppage of
- ------ — —v# — ’ ----- ■ 1 their families at this time of be­
°
37-2tp 1
sewer
of
$71,00
it The Ehrgood I win Holcomb.
member of the police force in reavement.
Phone FR 2-25«>
sewer use for as long as five hours
.©---------------- O----------- I 105 Main St
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pumping station improvenOit is
Prize winners wQe T4rs. LS> Nampa. The wedding ^ill take
C. O_______
while repairs were being
estimated to cost $10,200 in gen­ Vern Cleaver, high; Mrs. Neils place in Nampron SepterQ^er 21.
FOR REÑT—Unfurnished. 1-bed-
Sec0,d Lt IQPr E Bialon re­
'Qus wotrd mean that
eral ^ligation The Ehrgood line | Larsen, second high and Mrs. Del-
roonfthouse at Owyhee corners
FARMS
temporary repairs were
turned home last week from
Phone FR ¿-2837.
_ 37-tfc |
running toQhe sewerage treat- win Holcomb and Mrs. Don Per-
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DAIRYING AT ITS BEST—
Extension
Unit
made sewerage would be fc
NortO Bend AFB for a 30 dav fur­ -- Q.------- ---------------
ment plant is estimated to be $18^<
This good 108-acre farm will
Jue, travel.*UL
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H® Fall Mating
up in the lines and possibly into 100 in general obligation
lough with his pare©?. Mr and FOR FtflfXr — 2-bedroom horw-.
+—+
sftipftt a large dairy herd and
private homes If a^ yrr akd 0-n
NyO^i
E.^gnsion
garage,
utility
room.
624
North
Ú
........
NvW6 E.^fflnsion Unit members Mrs- Earl Boston, other relatives
The necessary Overa^g treat- I _
_
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give a family well abow* aver-
were to occur in 0 < Tarly hours m mt pl© t expansion is animated
Seflind. Phone FR 2-3116
held their lirst meeting of the©1"«! friends. Following his leave,
e3ib<«n.™ , Church
----------- Gi^tp
- v-«- lit
z .as
O- income and security. Mod­
ft of the mQning we might not be o be $56,300, n¡¿kin? a total
Yi-ltp
Suppe
_ season Thursday afternoon in he w 0 be transferred to Alaska
fö
il gen- Barbecue Supper
ern 2-bedroom home, and labor
ayare of the problem until it was esal obligation ?f $17’lC>ft or for
Members of the Homebuilde @the South City park, with Mrs. where he will be stat0.ned at aft
POR SALE
1 , sJbing modern barn. $32,000.
noticed by 0 citizen or through tff(J»nd
remote radar station foioa year.
The Sunday school class of
the Naza- Clarence Rdj^nond,
tm ijxind i^ie,
r^ie, $178,000
of,the
RiMnond, chairman,
$6,000 down, balance like X»
ofl&rflow of the sanitary facilities south end
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schultz were
' nd Bancroft ^r
^¿r direct 0 rene
rene church wereCAgrs©)
weriQi^ <©) on AU
the
During the meeting, general
LAW.3 COMBINAWbft FARfP
io X0* fi® sessment
to
nave
their
daughter.
3-B9DROO4C
modern
home,
part
sessment (Industrial^rtub-division)
parsonage
lawn
for~a
bi
_
(IndustrialYtub-division) parsonage lawn foi^a oarbecui di (fission was held and plans for.
d»7 acr#s. O' gOt-Oed. ®ver ! c*i
Wie n< ©’ bot?le0 ck is the line i- $5,700. making a total Bancrc^ ¿ipper F@iay evening. L<d» rs in mutated for the„ coqgjnQ year, Mrs. Cecil B Hyden and MihO of
besean«nt and garage Cb ir
is v®ry®choice ro© ci «;> land;
1/reeport,
Tex..
<X
‘
nd
several
fiftttb tlo> "piuiQj ° Igjtftn to the or direct 0 sessnient of $58,900
peuk.
W.fSIW.OO.
Jas?
tjuu«
o
roroni attendance
□tiendanr-p ennteist
a Q recent
contest wurMlrAawmai
wer4Jcommittees were^also appointed,
the balanc® in fine pasture, gU
we«Q
with
them
during
Mrs
100-ACRB
F_l!bX?
with
8,\»
acres
tNBWtirwatP'5"* -API its condition
Application hfc been made and hosts to the winners. Mrs. Robert r
anndj^iced that on Sept.
B. ets yield way above avera«
Shultz
’
s
reOnt
¡lines-
Mrs
Schu
­
W<»w if
p'sKurfuinft station were a project numm r assigne<^y>y the Jackson is the <44ss teacher.
irrigated.
Produced
10
tons
0»
©21 at 2 p.m. a meeting wiiCbe held
One of the aft»’s better
ltz
is
bow improving and able to
corn
per
acre
this
year.
Has
3-
»dw««*» tie lki» ftftn the pump­ i.st.W1 for a fed.Oal grant on 30%
Those attending included the on “Buying ready-tS* vftr” at the
■ bedroiftn modem home Reallv o W5,®D, 913,000 down
ing station to ttfax treatment plant of a portion of the punning '**. Messrs. and^Mmes. La Oernel Methodisrthurch with Mrs Edna do her own work again.
Guests
at
the
Walp
Smalley
i«
ad»<®u«te fxo handle even •>ion. Ehrgooijjand Beisch to Ehr
nice. «7,500.00.
^on, Mae Winsatt of Ontario, chair­
ft rg, Eldon Wirker, Don
GOftiG AToA DISCCMtf»»
home several days last w.Ok were
the peteKMia-t loan®. <& dSort main is goqjl lin^, and the treatment
and man. Each one attending is a.-^ed his brother, Mr. and Mrs Forrest
David
Alexander,
Edd
Smitn
i
This ne^ 2-lVdroom ly>md’we>
XT *
"™n
peoftmtM* fa® tl*^ faidustrnjl plant This could amount to $30,-
ft,
take
as
m©
jt)lab0
from
cloth-
and
PhonP
FR
2-2033
Lester Robinson and the Rev.
Smalley of Campbell, Calif. Mr 214N . faip
traded in on a new home, ©.d
u>t> - division witft <rie pumping I 000
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inft'
as
possible
anft
be
able
to
©
Mrs. Jackson.
©
is for sale at much les’ fihan t h©
and Mrs Bob Smalley of Ontario “
sWi on pl»nn «*.
Another facti© entering into the
identify
the
garment
frMn
which
©
+—♦
former
owner paid. Excellent
^era
al.*>
guests
at
a
dinnerofor
¡yost
of
construction
is
the
bid
Let
­
Cost <rf the <«t < jw system im-
the label was taken.®
location, paved street. <.<X’er,
them last Wednesday evening
piXivenjo-H^ s m ; etftBMBted to IJb ting. T&s is in most cases Wss Farewell ^?arty Honors
At the close of the social after- | Mr. and Mrs. ConleygWilson re- I
good neighborhood. $6.000. ®1 .-
The »wwral obligation than the enginW-rs’ estimat© and I Tony Van Twisk Saturday
noon, refreshments wei© served turlftd“'home recently from Cal-1 Mrs. Nora Ifcy was a special
500 down. $48 per month.
is est:iwM«d st ftiw <4M and the 1 if not les- glans are so revised as ¿Tony Van Twisk was honored by M’„. By, Fitzsimmons and Mrs.
at the a^ual Ray family
bv the’Sadden death of®the reunlon held
Nyssa Sunday, ONE OF NYSSA'S BEST!
Baneroft or direct assessment fhs- ! to come tVi&in the amount 9 guest at a farewell party «kitur- Raymond*to 24 women ai#> 10
_| lowed
_______ _by
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An almost new hiq£, qu»lity
the ..............................
people, in this <<se day eysning at the home of Mr ch)ldrpn atOndine
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P8 • ” u Sept. 6. Following a picnic dinner
home, south park location, up­
small s^ of Mrs Wilson s neph-
~
home*the
$478,1103
7f i . i '.DD in
m ^«nej^il
:;ancx,'il obligation
obi ffgtion and and M?s. Bob fihuoeh. Van Tw.sk, ch,ldren atW’1^+
ew, Mr.
Hr. *nd
»nd Mrs.
Krs. Duane Johnson.
Johnson
built this one, and can veriA'
...K. a .^. spent
— -JK the
.k- s<Jnmer inf^
i„,h
ew.
______
___
_____
,
<S5b. EJ!> in It O* 'Toft or direct .« h who
| afternoon was sgjnt visiting bv
its superior construction. $16.-
Larry stayed at the home V his
segment. Jft wer srt/vice charges Nyssa with hi» mother, hWi S«ti- Brothers Celibate
the
gufflts. Mrs. Ray who is « 500, $5.000 down.
júnele and aunt, U? and !©rs Ce-
ideo iMFO A ¡Wfirin£ in Olis rftftl- ui lay evening by g$ane from Gri­ Birthdays Togeth^
(ft jftars old, can© to Jftyssa o a
tao As an eTgai^l© fft)r co®gle- ft, io for ©'ushington, D C., where
U a birthday party eftt ft®tur- dr'Sl' Cald^Jll in P©o»a tthii© his ftrl » ith her pioneer parents and
tion of the project, it is Oinjated he is employ^ by
state de- day morning, brothers, Bobbv Parents &pre awaY
has rrftde her home here since
BSALTOR—®EW BTXMJg?
Nelda Seward went to
tbat ©12 i Q mi annually is to be re­ paxtment.
Lassiter. 9 and Lyle Lassiter 7,
then.
®
| 16 North 3rd
Dial Irti 2-01©
Nar»ga
last
we^
where
she
ceived in s w»r service ch«ifto
Additinft^l guests for the $arty celebrated their b&thday anni- rolled for studies at North©est
Here from outofftown were
p1
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ond $7.(otF annually is nee«# or« «0 midnight sujper were Ur verM'ies ffl tlw hCrine of their
V- CassO Gosb- ri tors Georgia
t« »crate IM 60P-«r «apartme nt «nd C
I4B(rfti'ts. Qjf and O Cftrl IOky- «f[H,:*n<* Coll»J> #>is /«ll. Gene Teutsch, and ¿»-s Mhltaftr of
Ift-b R<it Ml and U
St »aid $rs a»> bejun clasps ttf'.n-
on4 sotresaao to»e«aoa P/tn’ Buds Ma ostio Iff
ftnd Mrs. ter
.
e
.
day
his secor.® ter«n at UW Boise: ft ;y;d to’-s. Wav Goshert
PM o«o • : 8
OtR ®ij$ IR to Marvin W Ison and Gilbert An-
■ftn fiends of the iiftys ®ere
__ and ®rs
_
$r
Charle/ Cushi^' and flftnily of Idaho Balft: Mr
pliv4 1<>wa^d imfflf-tizin» »»neral defton.
jg
firsts formâmes and birthday of Bojse and ]\,Ir and Mrs Flo^l anct Mrs. Auric ftlaue and family
Nalft-arS», Ji®-.
nud
obligation bonds
g
cake and 1P6 cream.
Ulrey anfi sons®of Nyssa were fif Spokane; lr and Mrs George
Dau Walk»», and FulBtmSk *
Th, 1P5& $8 citj OS*. «3d vftlua.
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The propo$/d sewer bond elec­
•
-,
v— v
'^guests at the home of their par- Ray and son and Mr. and Mrs.
8nMB?. Stoaufibop are «11 sen- >
tion i.<» $2,327.7<R. and ftg- iftf,9.
ents, Mr and Jftrs Leo Thompson Terry Hale of New Plymouth: Mr.
iors, and al] relat^/ely smafl
ffl siaioxd ho < <>io8 e i ably m«i< tion will be held in Nÿ- sa’s city
All Your Bakery Traatg
and Mrs. Maurice Lane of Port­
hall Xfonday, Oct. 5 The project
in grid terms.
(
to I ABC axnpod «»2.7«,
land; Leata Bedal of New M?ad-
Including DEE-LITE
contains
no
superfluous
design
—
it is a»'» oa><ao tl<e 1959 Cl a
Walker is probably on« of (
A
get
^qua
«
;d
flirty
fo©
«r
and
Mrs
Per<4
Parrish
and
ow-fiand
Œrs
«Isie
Divan
and
Mr
,-©<,sed oOb it ojt Will ip< «as® in onif tho « items necessary to p >
the fastest high school men in L
POTATO BREAD
'W«
1« <3>tP 100 duo to 0 <ur> x de effective saia^Ary control of Girl’s League of Nyssa high school , children arrived last A® A ©• the and Mrs.« John J Smith and
the state, and di-flay^ scgJIe '
home
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
©rs
daughters
oft
Caldpell.
was
held
Thursday
afternoon
im-
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—
,lOntia o ®'h of J10 ' omooanik fie colla tion system and treat­
<*-
of his
in a 75-yard,
Arch© Doersch after spending 3
Nyssans who jittended tfte *e-
io the ies* y»«t Tho a»>< ani ment plant City Manager Colby mediately after school.
break-away at tho 9RV
'
years
at
Darmstadt,
Gftrmftny
union
included
3©^
r^,
«n-i
Worts,
lis
awii«l>le
to
answer
any
ques
­
Tli*
purpose
Ws
to
establish
'•a y offi» prjjwipftl and to
t»r«» in Ontario
w»< 0 a ;o. '
I r»>
Artie Robertson, 31m«r Stradley,
tions
you
œiiv
have
on
this.
better
rel$t.ffliship
betf>®
‘
n
fresh
with
to
army
They
will
also
be
he
This is Don’fc sftconft «»ar e> »
I tor»»' ia a»O g oOB peer far
Nyssa presently has $2$J 000 in men and upper- <j-sm0n >< selec­ 'visiting his parents o’ Wort?burg, George C.CTtbui Q.fi flfemily,
(jeno ai Ctfligd' on 4iWid» !Q» i on
first-stFing varsity halff»®
Dftiftt
Sftith
Harold
Dffli!
and
»n »«limited <le of
is an bonded debt—no sewer bonds, I tions of “big sisters” for © the fresh- Ore., tjaftirft l«aviaft ft>r the base family; Boyrt flan»v and daugh­
He has combined a »ood scho­
D»n.
at
Carffp
Cars«n,
Colo.,
where
wid
be
avtaage of ft1-IJliir
'Wu.i will street improvement No. 3
lastic record ftith his etii lftt:c ‘
ter:
Charles
Landreth
and
son
and
Games,
including
thrqp
action
they
will
be
stationed.
amount to appr<»(i8iaC»ly fiv® paO in 1961. Nyssa has a good
accomplishments.
«1rs Esther Laurence and Chas
110 Main
mill« on H'O a-<$ ssed valuation of bond raift|g, and bonds should games, were led by Karen Ellis ®
Savage runs the c»atury in 1
Jones.
Rcfreslwients were served by
'sell at a mw interest rate
0<t0r pMfierty
10.3. a speed “wlwcfc (at&a-
Sharon“ Medio (ft a n d Dianne VC£B)H9=fB L. S WULWlfiHK
h^i c tftpeat ft ti
eeay
Maulding
i
Mr» L G. Poulsen arrived
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run«»i>. Savage ii in his «<■-
(ft)
+
? Ono after -ipiflE <lg a non«& at
ond
cm ■P' sm 0 - *a»^g>
MIA Party Ifi'nitt;
TSe home
he» Sm^Stir, GiV
h«lrt>aci. ftnij osS JSelfc»?
©
Friends
are
invitsd
to
an
epen
hloibvrs Ôf Girls
Ond CO St«ph««j Y«ik>t
son,
Ay -ft»
fc
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Tal­ ftou* *ft>nday °irom <3 ivttil 8 p.
Queen Bee SjtWm n0it 0»s ®ic>» in ftrovo, Utfth
cofrifiinatioH in
«oaft r-
m i>r I.se
<Chil« of W sa,
bots
ar«
thO
^ftr^nts
ot
C
tftftv
1>eld VJjAfiesday
at the sec.
ence. Both tw hwdii
Ariz.. ®«o ftill calebrm» his 75Sh
ond u ;izv' LDS chapel. Honored daufthter, Gay Lyn, bom Auoust birthday anniversary. The open
this yeai, ho®»ver, hy an in-» >
guests were tM- mothers of tg) 29th. }$rs. Foulsen Vent to iOr| house »-ill be°helfi at tha home of
experienced lie®, vhi<£ has ’ I
for
Ricfty
\Ohile
Velft
Dee
ftas
in
Gatherers and Guardians, two
beeA unable to .^piia.g •(Stem
his son, Arvel Child and hosting
the hospital.
•
BeehjRM' groups in the N©A
away. Jiri is
«ftjSwas,
the
afftur
will
be
?Iis
sons,
Leon
While in Provo, Mrs. Poulson
The evening was spent playing
an« is infew«»® ¡n im ®»«’..
of
Moses
Laike,
Wash
.
afld
Arvel,
m _ r«dhiv«d 3 Crf ftiffij» teflr
and
games and the entertainment »as
ism, ««AiM Oirt«
w
^7»5 <?•$»■ *r ant W< %roil Po«'.*>»n Wv'»M. anS hi» da’a^hwrs, Mrs
under the dire tion of etyh
1
JKiAArg
o»
..
OUvn of
Young
Xrs © i TB. smt # ln a *"
Star <.'^«1» ‘OrMgj.'t »J
leader- K>r ft, ’ftoup «Eo -rls h*J*rnv»4 « ©.»-
L Vtiftf. and ftfts Cvooi (tana)
gp’iftOD-s
®w.*
•!•><$
the t««£i las: y»®: .
ffinty»
“
rsio'a
tfto
Fifint!
«
tós
0
and th^V nn^rrs. C O Q«ift a
O i ves •
hard
t >4E m
90»®
»ranVhildren
for
Q
to
a
a5
C3
recipe exchange.
*• an® Wr» ff^iia «Bill also
,^ta®; fES^we
Pouftf-n
»nd
tftev
c»n
fti.«
beftst
A buffet luncheon was served
O _ dues
’« «,<?
a ftsmily leuniog
„____
-________
_____ w din­
has betti ■ th in average
thirty g icsts li jludino Mis Kar- Q 24 great grandchildren
ner »lanneà tir Saturday by their
and ijj th« best corw^atAor on
:W, Keslar and Mrs. Owen Froer-
(¿«» m <®;s fin«* $*sir^
sons »nd flftuftaters ¡tit
er. «lenroers of the MIA prgyi-
chilfttft'i
•
arm »(,- 4 i»pl«»»4 c«e>»t
dency.
ft- O
Puma l«st v «jJ whftn » hit
L.®Joint Guilft
Moor» fbf a ®-ya»d 4B run.
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Beth Murry Honored
At Bridal Shower
New Sewer System
Subject of Rtefcort
Ella Sievens,
! Former Resident,
Dies in Parma
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All Equipped fop Ai&d&i
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Good Condition.............. WOD
1—1<657 Oliver, Model 27, ^ieqdf
for Seed and Grain
Harvesting........................ $4500
1—1952 Massey-Harris, Model 27,
Priced to Move at........... $2300
1—Co-op Combine, Set Up for
Seed and Grain.............. $1800
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azin? president, and Mrs John
Bro,-0 lei the devotions
Mrs i_»uyd Wilson and Mrs.
Grant Rinehart gave the program
Mrs Orin Sumner and ftrs f
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social hour which followed the
mating.
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1100 Adrian Blvd.
Nyssa
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Jack’s Kwicurb
117 North Main
Phone 3363
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