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THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1961 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE SEVEN I Word Received Of Successful Heart Operation By Edna Mill* son, here visiting her grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner, 1 was a Saturday overnight guest of Miss Peutz. African Student Spends Summer Mrs. Ethel Logan of Oakland, Calif., and a former resident of In Kurtz Home the Owyhee community, is spend- Former Resident Visit* OWYHEE — Jeff and Timmie 1 ing a few days visiting Mr. and McPheeters of Vale have been Mrs. Lee Householder. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall and guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Vem McCain, while their Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland spent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mc- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pheeters, took their 7-year-old ! Householder. sister, Susan, to Portland where The children of Mr. and Mrs. she underwent heart surgery July Don Share spent Saturday night 7 at Good Samaritan hospital. and Sunday with their grandpar Word received is that the sur ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share. gery was successful and Susan is Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham making a fine recovery. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs L** Levitt in Par Mr. and Mrs. George Vandewall ma. and family and Mearl Vandewall Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and were Sunday evening callers in family spent the weekend camp- the George Mendazona home. ing at Beulah dam. Miss Shirley Skinner, a summer Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz student at Corvallis, spent the and Mrs. Werner Peutz spent weekend visiting her parents, Mr. Sunday afternoon visiting in the and Mrs. Claude Skinner. Bob Morfitt home at Owyhee Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn spent dam. Sunday in the home of her par Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ramsey and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker. Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Nampa Mrs. Buster Edwards was a visited Sunday in the homes of Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder Mrs. T. H. Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland. Homer Brewer and girls were af Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCain and ternoon callers. family were Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert at the home of Mr. and Mrs. El son, Larry, Monty and Mindy mer Cruson at Ontario. The chil were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. dren spent the afternoon swim and Mrs. Earl Kygar honoring the ming while their parents played birthday anniversary of their bridge. daughter, Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Boles of Owyhee dam spent Wednesday in Vale were Saturday evening din Burns with their daughter and ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl family, Mr. and Mrs. James O. Crocker. Stephen. Their granddaughters, Miss Wanda Peutz returned last Debbie and Kathy, returned home Thursday afternoon from a 10- with them to spend several days. day vacation spent with Miss Dea Attend Class Reunion Nicholson in Boise. Miss Nichol- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Defier and By Alic* Simpson NEWELL HEIGHTS —Mrs. R D. McKinley and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Witty and Mr and Mrs. Charles Witty were July 9 guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs M L. Kurtz. Honored guest was Ted Jones of Sierra Leone, Africa. He Is a student at Tuskegee Alabama Mr. and Mrs. Don Share attended the Adrian class of 1951 reunion functions held over the weekend. Kent Main was a weekend guest of Donnie Brewer Butch Fylling- ness, grandson of Neil Dimmick, was a Sunday overnight guest. Mrs. Keith Moore and children of Notus spent Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker. Dea and Allen Nicholson of Boise arrived Thursday to spend the weekend visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon ald and Butch, Terry Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Newbill returned Thursday evening from McCall where they spent several days vacationing. Mrs. Celas Arana of Boise spent the weekend visiting at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Mendazona. Toni and Raymond Arana are spending their summer vacation at the Mendazona home. Werner Peutz and Morris Judd attended an Owyhee cemetery board meeting Monday evening at the home of Charles Culbert- i son. ' college and is spending the sum RECEIVES NOTICE OF DEATH mer with Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz. H. R. Sherwood received word — last week of the death of a bro Mr and Mrs Durlin Hammon ther in Michigan. He was 96 years and Gary went to the home of Mr old July 1. and Mrs. L. O. M.vlin in Caldwell Saturday for a steak fry Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dority of Bur A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don ley, Idaho, visited over the week Rundquist, former residents of end with friends in Nyssa. Nyssa, underwent heart surgery recently in a Salt Lake City hos at Given’s hot springs and went pital. Word has been received swimming later. that she is recovering nicely. Miss Kay Borge left Sunday to Mrs. Ray Simpson and Alice visit friends in Portland. attended a 50th wedding anniver Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore left sary party for Mr. and Mrs. Bill July 5 to visit her brother. M. F. Tibbets Wednesday evening at Moore at Memphis, Tenn. They Homedale. planned to go on to Florida. Darrel Simpson stayed over Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan of night Tuesday at the home of his Long Beach, Calif., visited recent grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Ray ly in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simpson. Gene Pratt. Stringham* Hava Daughter Named as All-Stars Mrs. Robert Stringh^m has just Eugene Pratt and Eddy Low- returned from Salt Lake City, trip were recently named to the where her new daughter was Adrian baseball all - star Babe born June 28. The new arrival Ruth team. has been named LaRain. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Albaugh Wesley Barton, nephew of Mr. of Davis, Calif., were Saturday and Mrs. Cornelius Barton, spent overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs Sunday in their home. He is sta Vernon Butler. tioned at Boise with the Air Force I Mrs. Wesley Walker and family National Guard. and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fenn and Mr and Mrs. James Barton of family were Sunday afternoon Melba visited Sunday at the home guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn. of his brother, Mr., and Mrs. Cor Mr. and Mrs Dean Sharp. Mr. nelius Barton. Miss Jo Ann Bar and Mrs. Eddy Sharp and family. ton also spent Sunday with her Mr. and Mrs. Gail Cleverly were parents, the Cornelius Bartons. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and She returned Monday to Boise Mrs. Ralph Blanch. where she is enrolled in college I Mr. and Mrs Leonard Blanch Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson and and family of Ogden, Utah, were Alice and Mrs. Johnny Eason recent four-day guests of Mr. and were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Blanch. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Machules and Pam helped celebrate the and family of Caldwell visited birthday anniversary of Dick Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Kriegh Saturday evening at his George Schiemer. home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Benton Miss Karla Kriegh began taking and daughter of Springfield visit a leadership course Monday in ed Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell. Elvin Worden. Senior young people of Adrian Presbyterian church picnicked Vacations on Coast Mrs. Lydia Worden left recent Sunday at Silver City. Twenty ly for Portland and Seattle on seven young people attended. Combined Mariners groups of vacation. She is expected back Adrian Presbyterian church held the middle of next week. Mrs. Alice Word of Caldwell a business and social meeting Fri spent last week with her grand day at the M. L. Kurtz home. Ted Jones was speaker and told of daughter, Mrs. Carl Lee Hill. Mrs. Durlin Hammon recently the various customs in his native returned from Utah where she country, Africa. visited her mother. Her nephew, Gary Goulding, returned home with her to spend the summer. Pam and Niki Highland of Fruitland spent the week at the and home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. Ten members of the Presbyter ian board attended the monthly meeting Thursday evening at the Irvin Zimmerman home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. PARMA—4-2931 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck VanKomen and family had a Sunday picnic PLUMBING HEATING Services Conducted At Adrian Church For Austin Gilbert, 73 $1.00 will hold any item 'til school starts. First come, first satisfied 1 OUR FALL COLORS Black Ming Blue White Ginger Orange Peel Green Red Marguerite’s Apparel Nyssa, Oregon . . HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY Firsi—In Treasure Valley Rodeo! SAVE WITH A Family Rodeo Ticket Parents and All Children 12 and Under ONLY $550 Per Family 4-H Club members throughout Canyon and all surrounding counties are selling Family Rodeo Tickets . . . Their clubs get 50 cents per ticket sold. Support the 4-Hers and save! Only a lim ited number on sale—Sale ends Aug. 7 . . . No family tickets sold at gate. Caldwell Night Rodeo AUGUST 8-940-11-12 Doris Dodson, Please! Wools, wool and orlon, and novelty 100% orion sweaters with our all- wool skirts and slacks. These retail from $6.95 to $10.95—as always Junior Fashions on a Junior Budget!" . Mr and Mrs. Vane Rusco and family were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Funeral services for James Aus Cliff Main and family. The event tin Gilbert were conducted Mon honored Mrs. Rusco on her birth day morning. July 17, 1961, at day anniversary. United Presbyterian church in Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee and Adrian with the Rev. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Chamberlain Kuiper officiating. Mr. Gilbert was born Aug 20, returned July 3 from Utah. They 1887, in southwestern Iowa and attended a Chamberlain family succumbed July 14. 1961, at Mal reunion at Crystal Springs near heur Memorial hospital following Honeyville with approximately 75 family members present. a very brief illness. He was raised on a farm and after completing his elementary and was always looking for some education attended Tabor aca thing to occupy his time. demy at Tabor. Iowa. In addition to his widow of He was united in marriage to Adrian, survivors include three Eva Board on Oct 30. 1912, at sons, Orville and Max of Seattle Raymond, S.D., and to this union and Glenn of Pendleton, and one four children were born. daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Eyberg Mr. Gilbert spent most of his of Omaha, Neb. life on farms in South Dakota and Also surviving are two brothers, Iowa. He came to this area in one sister and 10 grandchildren. 1952, spending some time in Nyssa His parents and two brothers pre and Vale, but having lived most ceded him in death. of those nine years in Adrian. He Concluding services were held was an elder of the Adrian Pres and interment made in Owyhee byterian church. cemetery under direction of Lien- Since coming to this vicinity kaemper funeral home Pallbear he had worked with building con ers were Henry Day, Gayle Mar tractors, in filling stations, in hop tin, W. E. Piercy, K. I. Peterson, fields and at various other occu Robert Webster and William Ash pations. He liked to keep busy craft. Give Me We invite you to stop in and see one of the most impressive dyed-to- match sweaters, skirts and slacks groups that we've had the pleasure of showing. -