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Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
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the act of March 3, 1879
Genrose McCullough
Dies in Kansas City
MRS. MEISINGER HOSTS
LUTHERAN LADIES GROUP
Ladies of the Lutheran church
met June 13 at the home of Mrs.
Bob Meisinger. Following the
business meeting, Mrs. Ron
Schoen led devotions.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs Jim Nichols and Mrs Lauren
Wright.
Next meeting will be held July
10 at the Ron Schoen home.
Word has been received by
friends of the death of Genrose
McCullough, daughter of Mrs.
Fay McCullough. She succumbed
Monday. June 19. at their home
In Kansas City, Mo., following a
heart attack
The McCulloughs made their I
borne in the Big Bend area for
several years. Mrs. McCullough's
address is 2516 East 45th St., Kan
Warnie Farmer, son of Mr. and
sas City 30, Mo.
Mrs. Warren Farmer, is visiting
with relatives, Lt. Commander
TAYLORS RETURN HOME
and Mrs. James F. Hall and fam
Mr. and Mrs Eddie Taylor re ily at Carmel Valley, Calif. He
turned home June 15 from a vaca will be accompanied by the Halls'
tion trip. In Colorado they at son, Andy, to Hawaii July 21
tended graduation exercises for a where they will visit relatives,
nephew and also attended an Rear Admiral and Mrs. G. B. H
alumni reunion at Osborne, Kan. HalL
POTTERY
We Have Just Received a
New Shipment of
Funeral Rite«
Saturday Morning
For C. Klinkenberg
RETURN FROM CONFERENCE
Mr. and Mis. Lewis Riggs re
turned recently from Salt Lake
where they attended MIA con
ference. They also attended the
citation dinner which is held for
members of stakes receiving the
highest percentage of subscrip
tions to the church magazine.
Enroute home, they visited rela
tives in Centerville and Roosevelt,
Utah, and Gooding, Idaho.
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TrfWRSDAY. JUNE 22, 1961
Lynda Cuadbcdl Wbe»
Idaho Mwnc Nora»
ATTENTION
Methodist Woman’s Society of
Lynda Cundall, daughter of Dr.
Christian Service circles met
and Mrs J. R. Cundall, was among
June 18 for first meetings of the
Funeral services for Cornelius the Large number of young pian
new year. Mrs. Dale Garrison Klinkenberg were held Saturday, ists who participated in National
was hostess to six members of her June 17, 1961, at Lienkaemper Piano auditions held June 12 and
circle. No name has been select chapel with the Rev. Paul Lud 13 in Caldwell. The auditions are
ed at this time. Mrs. Wilbur Hol low officiating.
sponsored by the National Guild
comb is vice chairman; Mrs. Rus
Mr. Klinkenberg was born Feb. | of Piano Teachers.
sell Cochrun, secretary; and Mrs. 3, 1875, in Cawker City, Kan., a
According to Miss Wilhelmina
Jesse Elgan, treasurer. Mrs. W. L. son of Cornelius and Margaret Hoffman, local chairman for the
.McPartland led devotions and Klinkenberg. He succumbed Wed event. Miss Cundall passed the
presented the program from the nesday, June 14, following a re requirements outlined by the
Methodist Woman. Mrs. Harriet cent heart attack.
guild and was placed on the state
Pennie was a guest.
He moved to western Washing honor roll for successfully per
Frances Major circle, named for
forming a program of seven pieces
a missionary serving in the area ton in 1896 and was married to from memory.
Margaret
Sumpter
on
July
7,
of Lucknow, India, met with Mrs.
Adjudicator for the auditions
Orland Cheldelin. Mrs. George 1901. The family moved to Burns, was Ronald R. Williams of the
Coleman is chairman, Mrs. George Ore., in 1911 and came to Nyssa University of Nevada music fac
Cleaver, vice chairman; Mrs. Rob . in 1917.
Mr. Klinkenberg retired 14 ulty.
ert Martin, secretary; and Mrs.
| years ago from the drayrng and
Leslie Topliff, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Williams of
Plans were made for a get- | trucking business.
Ontario were Sunday dinner |
During his active years he wat guests in the H. R. Sherwood
acquainted picnic supper to be
held June 28 at the Lloyd Tobler a member of Modern Woodmen home.
home for members of this circle | of America and Odd Fellows
and their families. Mrs. Tobler lodge. Since his retirement, Mr.
led devotions and presented the Klinkenberg spent most of his
program. Mrs Cleaver and Mrs. time in his garden.
Coleman assisted the hostess with I There were four chronological |
refreshments.
facts that 'were prominent in the
Helen Barnes was the name life of Cornelius Klinkenberg. He
chosen by ladies of the Apple1 lived to be 86 years of age, 15
Valley circle. Mrs. Alva Hill was years beyond the national aver
hoatas* to the 12 ladies who nam-. age; he lacked only three weeks
ed their circle for an active mu- of reaching his 60th wedding an-1
sionary in Yokahama, Japan.
niversary; he had lived in Nyssa
New officers are Mrs. Jack 44 years and resided in the same
Moran, chairman; Mrs. Waldo dwelling for 42 years.
Smalley, vice chairman; Mrs. Earl
In addition to his widow, Mar
Boston, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. garet of the home, survivors in
Boston led devotions and Mrs. clude four sons, William Ted of
Smalley and Mrs. Charles Pitman California, Marion of Portland,
presented the program, "Can the
Paul Lester and Gilbert of Nyssa;
Case Be Dismissed?" which deals one daughter, Frances Lewellen
with refugees.
Evening circle met in the fel of Vale.
Among other survivors are two
lowship hall Thursday evening.
Due to the small number of mem sisters, Mrs. Harriet Smith and
bers in attendance, a name was Mrs. Allie Inman of Topeka,
not selected. Mrs. Richard Pounds Kan.; 21 grandchildren and 18
was named chairman; Mrs. Guy great-grandchildren.
Sparks, vice chairman; and Mrs.
Interment was made in Nyssa
Glade Chadwick, secretary-treas cemetery under direction of Lien
kaemper chapel. Pallbearers were
urer.
Mrs. Pounds led devotions. Miss Mr. Klinkenberg's sons, Paul Les
Margaret Toothman was guest ter and William Ted; grandsons,
speaker. She told of life in Boli Dan and Charles Klinkenberg and
via and showed slides.
Robert and Clayton Lewellen.
NAZARENE CHURCH
NOTES
Church of the Nazarene congre
gation members recently elected
Don Wilson as father of the year.
He was honored at services con
ducted Sunday at the church.
According to the Rev. Omar
Barnhouse, a Sunday school pot
luck dinner will be held Sunday
at Nyssa south park beginning at
12:30 p.m.
Dr. Sherwood, Jr., of Indianola, ------------------ e—-----
LEGAL NOTICE
Iowa, arrived in Nyssa Sunday
202 Main Street
Phon*
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for a visit with his grandparents,
NOTICE OF SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwood.
ELECTION
Upon Question of Increasing
Tax Levy Over Amount
Limited by Section 11,
Article XI, State Constitution
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in School
District No. 61 of Malheur Coun
ty. State of Oregon, from 2 p.m.
to 8 p. m. on Friday. June 30.
1961, at Grade School in said
school district, for the purpose of
submitting to the legal voters of
said district the question of in- ‘
creasing the tax levy for the fis
cal year 1961-62 over the amount
limited by section 11, article XI.
of the Constitution of Oregon.
The reasons for increasing such
levy are:
Money needed for two addi
tional teachers on account of in
creased enrollment not foreseen
at time of making budget.
The amount of tax, in excess of
the 6% limitation, proposed to be
levied for said fiscal vear is 39.-
200.00.
Dated this 12th day of June.
1961.
Kenneth D. Price
Chairman
Board of Directors
Attest:
C G. Brown
District Clerk
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