THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1964
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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H77i Patrolman Honor»
Ladies Guess Conienis of Packages cSSedsatuiday
Al Meeting of Modern Pioneer Club F“n^p. Cheney
Mrs. Thelma Hammon brought prather Chesney were conducted
her sister. Mrs. Donna Goulding, saturcjay afternoon, Feb. 8, 1964,
to her home Sunday from Mai- a^ Uenkaemper chapel. Officiat-
heur Memorial hospital in Nyssa. jng was Eider Martin Ogren of
Mrs. Goulding underwent sur-
Caidwell Seventh-Day Church
gery last Thursday.
of God. Soloist was Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eason. Mr. LaBounty
........... who was accompanied
and Mrs. Bert Treadwell of Par- by Mra Dwight Wyckoff.
ma. Mr. and Mrs. Bud McDermott
Mr. Chesney succumbed last
and family of Ontario were Fri- Wednesday evening. Feb. 5, at his
day evening guests of Mr. and home following an extended ill-
Mrs L. C. McDermott. Jimmie ness.
McDermott spent the weekend
He was born Oct. 23, 1894. near
with his grandparents.
Fairbury, Neb., the youngest child
of Emsley and Eva Benjamin
Party Given for Teachers
Chesney.
He grew up in Nebras
Sunday school officers of the
Owyhee LDS ward were hosts at ka and also attended schools in
a social event for teachers last that state.
On May 20. 1920, he was united
Thursday evening with 35 in at
in
marriage to Susan Seibert at
tendance. Two films were shown
One was a sample film for Junior Superior, Neb. The family moved
Sunday school activities and the to the Fruitland. Idaho, area in
other was entitled "By Their 1935 and in 1944 moved to the
AKH Home Extension unit will Fruits Ye Shall Know Them,” Nu Acres community . The Ches
meet at 2 p.m. Feb. 20 at the and pertained to teacher train neys came to Nyssa approximate
ly a year ago where they had
home of Mrs. Virginia Timmer ing.
since resided. Until his retire
man with Klasine Mantel as as
Gene Pratt attended a birthday
sistant hostess. Lesson will be party Sunday evening for Vicki ment, the deceased had been a
“Matching Plaids and Stripes” DeHaven at the Nishihara home. farmer.
In addition to his widow of the
and project leaders are Leota
Steve Kriegh was a Friday home. Mr. Chesney is survived
Kriegh and Juanita Walters.
overnight guest of Timmie Holly by one son. Don of San Francisco;
Fenns Recover Boat
and the boys attended the basket two daughters, Mrs. Donna Daudt
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn report ball game at Parma that evening. of Jordan Valley and Mrs. Deane
Teresa Topliff was a Sunday Kohl of Nyssa.
that a boat they lost Feb. 3 has
been found and is in good con dinner and overnight guest of
Other survivors include two
dition. An airplane pilot located Lois Seuell in Big Bend.
sisters. Mrs. Harry Larson of New
it in the Snake river.
Fall Injures Mrs. Hammon
Plymouth. Mrs. Gertrude Black
Mrs. Helen Butler, Mrs. Mar
Mrs. Edith Hammon fell on stone of Superior, Neb., and five
garet Payne and Ann King were
1 just outside her grandchildren. His parents, nine
Saturday evening guests of Mr. the ice Feb.
Reports are that no brothers and sisters preceded him
front
door,
and Mrs. Kenneth Vanderpool.
bones were broken, but she is in death. One son. Herbert, suc
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ward of
bruised
and has a stiff leg from cumbed in 1925 at the age of 2^
Mitchell Butte were Saturday
years.
the
fall.
luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs.
Burial services were held at the
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Rollo Fenn.
Fenn home were Mr. and Nyssa cemetery under direction
Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and
Richard Fenn and family. of Lienkaemper funeral home.
family were Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Wesley Walker and family, Pallbearers were Banks Symes.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Mrs.
Waymond Beach and family Mike McKague. Ted Allison, Ver-
Fenn. Lewis took the children Mrs.
non Walker, Jerry’ and Bill Mel-
of
Ontario.
sleigh riding in the hills on the ■
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman cher
Fenn place. Ricky and Rodney
were Friday evening guests in
Conant of Mountain Home were
also Sunday afternoon visitors in the Wilson Witt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Golden Draper
the Fenn home.
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
were Sunday morning callers at
aid
Crawford of Nyssa, an 8-
Attends Baby Shower
the Ray Simpson home.
pound. 5-ounce girl. Debra Lou
Mr.
and
Mrs
Gene
Simpson
Mrs. Eugene Pratt attended a
ise.
baby shower Friday afternoon and Ray Simpson went to Boise
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Don
for Pat Heinz. It was held at the Feb. 10 to visit the latter's daugh
ald
Little of Nyssa, a 6-pound,
home of Mrs. Wilton Jackson in ter, Mrs. Johnnie Eason, at St.
8-ounce boy. Donald Spencer. Jr.
Alphonsus hospital.
Nyssa.
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Jesus
Chavez of Ontario, an 8-pound.
4-ounce boy. Oscar.
Feb. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Mitchell of Nyssa, an 8-pound
boy. Wayne Emery.
— Conducted by —
Feb. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Juan
Garcia of Nyssa, a boy. unnamed.
Ontario —889-5501
Nyssa — 372-3475
Feb. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Del-
ROGER BAKER, Ontario
mer Smith of Payette, an 8-pound.
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15 Li-ounce girl. Delma Kaye.
amalgamated warehouse
By Mrs. Wilson Witt
Nyssa Births . . .
AUCTION SALES
Col. Bert Anderson
Col. Guy Sparks
at 12:15 p.m. Daily.
DeMolay Boys Confer
Initiatory Degrees
DENNIS RUSSELL and BERNELLE LaBOUNTY. sixth grade stu
dents in Mrs. Tavie Hendricks' classroom, took honors during the
month of January for school patrol duties. Dennis is a son of the
Rev. and Mrs. T. V. Russell of 204 East First street and was named
patrol officer of the month. Bernelle was selected by members of
the faculty and city police department as patrolman of the month.
Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill LaBounty of 28 Park avenue.
—Staff Photo.
Pamela Parker
Feted Saturday
On Anniversary
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
ADRIAN—Miss Pamela Parker
was honored on her 11th birth
day anniversary with a party giv
en Saturday afternoon by her
mother, Mrs. Vernon Parker.
Games were played and ice
cream, cake and punch were
served to eight guests.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cart-
wright visited Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. Alma Hibbard of
Notus. The latter had just re
turned from a trip to California.
The couple also visited his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cart
wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston of
Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ford
of Parma were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Parker.
Attends Surprise Party
Marilyn Parkef attended a sur
prise birthday party given Sun
day evening for Vicki DeHaven
at the home of Marilyn Nisha-
hara.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and
Alan entertained Sunday evening
with a birthday dinner in honor
of his mother, Mrs. Lee Lovitt.
Other guests were Lee Lovitt and
Judy.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson vis-
ited Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Day.
BOISEANS VISIT HERE
Mrs. Leonard Van Dorien and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rook
MONDAY, FEB 17, 12 noon — Located 5 miles south of stool of Boise were Sunday din
Nyssa on Adrian highway to Oregon Trail hall corner, then ner guests of their mother and
east under the railroad tracks and then 1 mile south. 65 HEAD grandmother. Mrs Virgie Rook
OF DAIRY CATTLE. Majority are vaccinated and tattooed. stool.
Majority of cows are out of artificial bulls and bred io pure
bred Holstein bull. Public invited to inspect herd before sale \ ISIT NYSSA PARENTS
Mr and Mrs. Jim Danford and
day. 1953 FORD JUBILEE TRACTOR. 1950 Ford 8-N Trac
tor. OTHER FARM MACHINERY and MILKING EQUIP son of La Grande were weekend
MENT. Also Miscellaneous Items. R. E. MOSS. Owner. guests of their parents. Mr and sa visitors in the Duane Alters
Mrs. Paul Baker, Dr. and Mrs. home were Mrs. Wilbur Coffman,
Terms. Cash. Lunch on Grounds.
K A. Danford.
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson and chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mason.
VISIT BOISE FRIENDS
Nancy and Patricia Wilson were
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer and Saturday overnight guests of the
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 12 noon—Located 5 miles north
of Nyssa-Parma junction on highway 95. 35 HEAD of DAIRY his mother. Mrs Lydia Emmett, Alters family. The Masons' two
CATTLE. TWO HORSES. TWO TRACTORS (1951 JOHN visited Saturday afternoon and sons participated in a district
with the Duane Alters wrestling tournament and were
DEERE "A," 1952 JOHN DEERE "B"). 1950 CHEVROLET evening
family and at the home of Mrs. among Class B winning matmen
TWO-TON TRUCK, 1958 INTERNATIONAL No. 55 STRING Ethel Alters in Boise. Other Nys-
from Parma high school.
TIE BALER. Other Farm Machinery. MILKING EQUIP
MENT and Miscellaneous Items. MR. and MRS. HERMAN
GOHR. Jr.. Owners. Terms. Cash. Lunch Will Be Served.
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NEWELL HEIGHTS—Modem
Pioneer club met Feb. 5 in the
home of Mrs. Eleanor Topliff with
10 ladies in attendance. Mrs.
Lydia Worden, president, con
ducted the meeting with Frankie
Worden reading the minutes.
Roll call and program were
"My Most Interesting Valentine”
and “Something About Abraham
Lincoln.” Club books for the
year were distributed. The group
decided to continue a 10-cent col
lection at each meeting with a
50-cent gift for the hostess.
A grab box of kitchen gadgets
was circulated with each lady
guessing the contents of her
package before opening.
Next meeting will be March 4
at the home of Dale Witt.
wvssa LDS First Ward
BLAZE SUMMONS FIREMEN
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Nyssa volunteer firemen were DCOUt kjTOUpS x eiea
called Tuesday afternoon to the
Amalgamated Sugar company
Boy Scout Sunday was recog
warehouse where dry pulp was nized during the Feb. 9 Sunday
burning. Firemen report that the evening sacrament service at Nys
blaze appeared to have started sa LDS First ward. Members of
near a ventilating machine.
Cub Scout troop 445, Boy Scout
Factory fire department mem and Explorer units were featured
bers were already at the scene on the program led by Reed Ray.
when the volunteers arrived. It
Eagle Scouts within the ward
is reported that it was necessary
are Royce Zobell, Dean Fife,
to use water to control the blaze Lawrence Hansen and Ray. Fife
and that some water damage to
also has the longest unbroken rec
machinery was inevitable. Fire
men, however, did not know the ord of tenure.
The Cub Scout pack was hon
extent of damage.
ored with a birthday banquet
held Tuesday evening in the
church recreation hall with 74
cubs and parents in attendance.
The boys were all given mem
Members of Owyhee chapter bership cards and members of the
of DeMolay from Ontario attend various dens presented skits.
ed a regular meeting of Golden
Bruce Hipp and Ricky Chester
Rule Lodge 147 AF & AM held
Monday evening in the Masonic were presented with bear badges
hall. During the session the boys and Danny Nichols received a
conferred initiatory degrees for silver arrow.
Dean Fife is cubmaster of the
Robert Russell Campbell, Chris
C. Christenson and Roger Curtis pack. Den mothers are Mrs. Max
Urry and Mrs. Reed Ray.
Folden, all of Ontario.
Delmer Hussey is master coun
Slides, fireplaces and trees are
selor and George White serves as
adviser for the group. Nyssa the next project for the new park
members of the chapter are Greg by the swimming pool on Park
Sumner and Paul House, Jr.
Avenue in Nyssa.
Phone 372-3990
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Lewis Bean Chosen
As Fund Consultant
For Red Cross Drive
Lewis Bean of Ontario has been
named as volunteer fund con
sultant for the 1964 American
Red Cross campaign for members
and funds, it was announced this
week.
Active in fund raising for sev
eral years, Bean will assist Red
Cross leaders in Malheur, Harney
and Grant counties in developing
plans for upcoming fund-raising
efforts, according to John T.
Hawley, Boise attorney and 1964
national fund vice chairman for
the Red Cross in Idaho.
"Bean is one of 400 key com-
munity leaders selected to serve
in similar Red Cross posts
throughout the nation,” Hawley
said.
The newly named volunteer
fund consultant serves as district
manager of the Ontario district
of Idaho Power company, A resi-
dent of Malheur county for the
past 40 years, he is a past lieu
tenant governor of Kiwanis and
a past president of Payette Lions
club and Ontario Chamber of
Commerce.
The annual campaign for mem
bers and funds will be launched
in Malheur county during March.
Vernon Atwood and Don Olde-
meyer are co-chairmen for the
Nyssa area.
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