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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Grandchildren of Cartwright Couple Visit in Area During Recent Weekend By Mrs. Dyre Roberts BIG BEND—Mrs. Wilma Ber nard and son and the former's brother. Leonard Hobbs of Long view. Wash., spent a recent week end with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright. Hobbs had just been released from the armed service. The Cartwrights and their guests visited Jan. 28 with the Arthur Cartwrights in Nyssa. Mrs. Naomi Wright at N ampa. Mr. and Mrs. William Lawler in Meridian. The Ray Cartwrights entertain ed Sunday evening, Jan. 30. with a family dinner. Guests were the George Cartwrights of Adrian, the Raymond Cartwright family and the host couple's grandchil dren from Washington. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1966 Final Riles Held For Well-Known Editor of Valley The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Sko- gan were recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney and family visited Jan. 30 with Mr. and Mi's. Bob Welsh and the Don Kadel family in Caldwell. Mrs. Mary Auker and David visited during a recent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Don Preuss in Homedale. Services for Earle Sample, a Treasure Valley newspaperman for many years, were conducted Wednesday afternoon, Feb 2, 1966. at Shaffer Memory chapel in Payette. Mr Sample, recipient of the Idaho Press association’s master editor award, succumlied Sunday Attends Ontario Meeting at an Ontario hospital following Mrs. Dyre Roberts attended a an extended illness. meeting of Home Extension Ad He was born Feb. 18, 1892, in visory committee held Jan. 31 at Ronald, Wash., and began his the home of Mrs. Ila Mae Mills newspaper career as a reporter in Ontario. a n d advertising salesman at Mrs. Persis Brumbaugh visited Blackfoot. Idaho. He began work during a recent Sunday evening mg on the Weiser Signal in 1919. with Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny. served for 25 years as publishing Jan. 30 guests of Mr. and Mrs. partner and managing editor ami Elmer Wood were the Floyd Wood in 1944 sold his interests in that ! family of Homedale, the Charles publication due to ill health Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith were Whites of Wilder. Norman Ball Tile deceased had resided in i Jan. 23 dinner guests of Mr. and of Nampa. Mrs. Lloyd Wood and Payette since 1943, where he was ’ Mrs Emil Beguhl at Boise in family of Nyssa. editor and co-publishcr of the In observance of their grandson’s Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English dependent-Enterprise and in 1963 birthday anniversary. was active in work of the Jaycees. They are was forced into semi-retirement and family visited Jan. 30 with INTRODUCING THREE NEW NYSSANS — Rod Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dennis of his mother. Mrs. Dora English in and Willora George and their 16-month-old son. members of the Methodist church, and on Tues because of failing health He re Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith Nampa and were also guests in Bradley. The trio came here on Dec. 20 when day of this week the head of the house became a mained active in the field of jour spent Jan. 30 in Weiser and had the Don Boren and Marion Eng-, Rod assumed duties as operations officer at the member of the Nyssa Lions club. The new Nys nalism and for a short time serv dinner at the East Side cafe in lish homes. sans reside at 209 North Sixth street, former homo Nyssa branch of First National Bank of Oregon. ed as advertising manager of the Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harvey of He has been with the banking firm since 1960. of Lynn Gray who was transferred to the bank's Ontario Argus-Observer. Leaves for California Nampa were recent Sunday with two years' leave for Army duty, and 14 Mr Sample was u charter mem Enterprise branch shortly before Christmastime. ber of the Weiser Lions club, also Lawrence Clucas left Jan. 31 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chet months of that time spent in Korea. The George 1965. a member of the Masonic lodge. for California where he will be Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shel- I family came to Nyssa from La Grande where Rod —Journal Photo. Kiwanis club and Sigma Delta a student at Los Angeles Baptist ton of Nyssa were evening callers. Mrs. C. K. Smith and Mrs. i Chi, a national journalism frater college. nity. He was affiliated with the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blevins visit Pearle Abbott visited Jan. 30 Episcopal church. ed Jan. 30 with Mrs. Clara Hied- with Mr and Mrs. Jack Slabaugh in Caldwell. He is survived by his widow. man in Homedale. Mrs. Larry Bauman and sons: Marie Sample, whom he married Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock. Mr. recently spent several days with Funeral rites for Golda Ferol in 1923 at Seattle, and one son. and Mrs. Verl Bishop took a her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Hansen were conducted Wednes birthday cake Jan. 28 to the Dyre By Alberta Tyner Graveside services for Freder- , Donald Sample of Wheaton, Md Van DeWater, while her husband day afternoon. Feb. 2, 1966, in the Roberts home and helped Roberts OREGON TRAIL— Mr and Mrs Nyssa LDS stake chapel, with ick William Kratzberg were con- j Also surviving are two sisters and was on a business trip to Poca celebrate his anniversary. Ed Tyner announce the birth of Bishop Frell Blair officiating. In ducted Saturday morning. Jan 29. two granddaughters. tello. Interment was made in Rose Mrs. Alan Bennett and son. their first grandchild. Brian Allen terment was made in the Nyssa 1966, at the Nyssa cemetery, un dale cemetery at Payette, and of Todd, have been quite ill with Dinner Fetes Mrs. McGinnis Benoit, who was born Jan. 28 to cemetery under direction of Lien der direction of Lienkaemper the flu. Mrs. Kenneth Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Allen Benoit of chapel Memorial rites were held ficiating minister was the Rev mother of Mrs. Bennett, recently entertained Jan. 27 with a birth Nyssa. Paternal grandparents are kaemper chapel. that afternoon at Nyssa Christian Palmer Wylde of Payette Episco Mrs. Hansen succumbed Satur church. Officiating was the Rev ; pal church. helped several days in the Ben day dinner honoring his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Benoit, also day in Malheur Memorial hospi Wallace Prowell. nett home. Mrs. Charlotte McGinnis of Ad of Nyssa. tal where she was a patient for Mr. and Mrs. Otis Swigert re rian. Other guests were Claude It has been determined that Mr. one day. She had been in failing ceived word Jan. 28 of the death Smith of Nyssa. Mrs. Lura Smith Kiatzberg died of natural causes Jan. 25 evening callers in the health for some time. of Mrs. Newt Thomason in Seat of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Dick at his rural Nyssa home on Fri Klaas Hart home were Mr. and tle. The Thomasons are former Davis and Steve. She was born June 22, 1888, in day, Jan. 21; however, his body residents of Big Bend, residing Mrs. Mary Thompson, accom Mrs. Warren Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Cherokee county, Kan., a daugh was not discovered until the fol where Mr. and Mrs. Lester Camp panied by Mr. and Mrs. Bill John Bill Lowe visited Sunday after ter of William F. and Ruth Tay lowing Wednesday evening Funeral services for Elmer Ros bell now live. lor. On Jan. 13. 1905, she was ' son of Ontario, spent a recent noon in the Hart residence. After he failed to appear for coe Bowman, father of Mrs Emil married to Edgar T. Quincy, fath weekend in La Grande visiting Celebrate Anniversaries Group Holds Sing-spiration his usual church and lodge meet (Alta) Stunz. will be conducted their children, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers vis er of her three daughters. He ings, friends attempted to contact at 2 o’clock this afternoon. Feb. 3, A singspiration was held Sun Thompson. ited Sunday at the John Som preceded her in death. him and got no response so rela 1966. at Beatty chapel in Emmett, day afternoon. Jan. 30. at Big Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett mers home in Caldwell. Jan. 26 On Oct. 30. 1928, she was united tives and law officials were sum Idaho. Officiating will be the Bend hall following a potluck were Jan. 30 luncheon guests of dinner. This is held the last Sun Mrs. Susannah Councilman in dinner guests in the Byers home in marriage to Frank (Carl) Han moned. Rev. Harry Granger of Emmett were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farmer, sen at Brighton, Colo. day of every month. Mr. Kratzberg was born Aug First Baptist church. Interment Roswell and dinner guests that in observance of the Byers Mrs. Hansen was a nurse and Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop of evening of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 23, 1900, in Douglas county, Kan., will be made in the cemetery at followed the profession for many couple’s birthday anniversaries. Caldwell and guest. Mrs. Mamie Olson. the fourth child of Joseph P. and Ola Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lobb and years in various cities including Emma Kratzberg In November Farver of Superior, Neb., were Mr Bowman succumbed Mon Yankton. S.D., Chadron, Neb., Julie of La Grande visited Sun Jan. 27 luncheon guests of Mr. 1911, the family moved to the day in a Boise nursing home fol Casper, Wyo., and Greeley, Colo day with Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Walt Bishop. The fol Parma area. He grew up in that lowing an extended illness. After moving to Nyssa, she as Bretz. lowing day they visited Mr. and He was born Dec. 2, 1877, at community and attended schools Mrs. E. H. Brandt entertained sisted local physicians. She al at Parma and Wilder, Idaho. Mrs. Verl Bishop. Mrs. Farver Star, Idaho, and 10 years later Nyssa friends were notified re ways seemed to be available to left Jan. 30 for her home after cently of the death of Dorothy Friday afternoon for Samba club He was married to Anna Hen moved with his parents to I>ong being in this area a month help Paul Dickerson, 43, a resident of members. Eight ladies were pres care for persons who were unable derson Feb. 8, 1939, in Payette Valley. In 1892 the family moved to pay for services of a nurse, and ent. Mrs. Anne Tensen was high . ing care for Will Bishop. and they soon moved to the Nyssa to Ola He was united in marriage Pleasant Hill, Calif. score winner and Mrs. Tom El worked regularly in the “well-1 area where Mr Kratzberg spent to Laura Louise Phillips on May Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs. She succumbed Jan. 21 in a baby clinic.” Sharon Krause of Nyssa visited Berkeley hospital following a dredge won second. the remainder of his lifetime 22. 1904. in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Don Royse and I In Longmont, Colo., where she , Jan. 28 with Mrs. Florence Hen- brief illness. Services were con The deceased worked during farming and working at the sugar derlider in the Douglas home at ducted Monday, Jan. 24, 1966. at i children of Parma were Friday: resided for many years, she was factory. World War II in the shipyards dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. active in various clubs and or Nampa. Garden Chapel of Hulls in Wai- The deceased was an active I and managed a riding stable in ganizations, working to help de Rolland Holmes. Bobbi Abbott and her father. San Francisco. He spent many nut Creek, Calif. member of the Nyssa Christian Mrs. Ethel Lay visited Satur velop the community. Walter Abbott, attended the Girl years of his life as a cowboy car The deceased was a daughter | church, serving in the capacity Mrs. Hansen was an active Scout father - daughter banquet of former Nyssans Wallace and | day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank By ing for range cattle during the of deacon. He was also a member ers. Last Thursday callers in the member of the LDS church and ’ held Jan. 30 in Parma. summer months in Long Valley. Minnie Paul and graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and Nyssa high school with the class , Byers home were Esther Stephen its affiliated organizations, and: of the Parma Odd Fellows lodge He was a member of the Metho held the position of attendance and an associate member of Gate daughter of Boise were Jan. 28 of 1942. She had been employed I and Russell Gressley. dist church. secretary for the Young Women's City IOOF lodge, Nyssa. evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. by Pacific Telephone company for | Visit in Adams Home In addition to his daughter of Mutual Improvement association. Friends state that Mr. Kratz Boyce Van DeWater. Nyssa, he is survived by two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoefer of 20 years. In addition to Mr. Hansen of berg had a talent of writing poe Participate in Festival In addition to her husband. Boise were Sunday visitors in the | the home, she is survived by her try; however, very few area resi Bill Bowman of Boise and Mervin Bowman of Liberia, West Africa; Alfred Adams home. Saturday i daughters, Mrs. Velva Phillips of The Big Bend church quartet, Herbert Dickerson, she is surviv guests in the Adams residence Denver, Colo., Mrs. Zelda Chat- dents knew of this talent, and another daughter, Mrs. Alice ed by one son, Richard Wallace comprised of Harold Pamperian, were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams tleburgh of Portland and Mrs. very few of his poems were ever Tarleton of Boise. Jim Barnhart, Judith and Shir- Dickerson; two daughters, Paul published. Other survivors include a bro and family of Payette. Ferol Collins of Seattle. lene Teter, sang at the Gospel ette and Janelie Dickerson; and Among survivors are two ther, Oliver Bowman, and one Mrs. Emmett Sappe was a Sat her parents, all of Pleasant Hill. Also surviving are two grand Quartet festival held recently at Also surviving is a brother, Wal- urday overnight guest at the Bud children and five great-grandchil daughters, Mrs. Kerwin (Frieda) sister, Mrs. Addie DeMasters, both the Greenleaf Friends church. Williams of Salem and Mrs. Rob of Emmett. Sappe home. Scott Goodell re 1 dren. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers ; lace Paul Jr. of Concord, Calif. ert (Marjorie) Moore of Ontario; Among 10 surviving grandchil mained overnight Friday with the returned recently from a two- one step-son, Carl Henderson of dren are Gene Stunz of Nyssa Sappe boys. week visit with his brother. Eldon Reedsport, Ore. and Greta Stunz Bleakman of Mrs. Ed Nedrow and Jimmy Rogers and family in Casper, were Saturday afternoon callers Roseburg. Fourteen great-grand Also surviving are four broth Wyo. i at the Glenn Brown home. ers, A. H. (Tony) of Parma, John children also survive. Mr. Bow Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and | Under the direction of Miss K. of Kooskia, Idaho, George of man was preceded in death by Mrs. Eugene Cleaver attended the Joleen Reece, the recently formed Caldwell and Carl Kratzberg of two sons and one daughter. Friday wedding reception for Vir girls’ drill team has earned a Arco, Idaho; one sister, Frances ginia Lewis and William Manne- total of $18 at cake raffles. The Kratzberg of Payette. Three I witz. team consists of approximately grandchildren also survive. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mr. 20 active members. Girls meet Mrs. Kratzberg succumbed in and Mrs. Thurman Hill and girls with their adviser every Friday 1963 and the deceased was also Graveside rites for Ernest A. were Sunday dinner guests at the to practice in the gym. preceded in death by his parents, Dake were conducted Friday, Jan John Reffett home. At the present time they are a granddaughter and an infant 28, 1966, in Willamette National cemetery at Portland, under di working on their uniforms which sister. rection of Mikcworth’s chapel. consist of a light blue denim out A memorial fund has been es Mr. Dake succumbed last Thurs fit with a circular skirt and long- tablished, with gifts going to the sleeved top. Light blue anklets Nyssa Christian church for pur day evening in a Boise hospital. He was a carpenter by trade, and white tennis shoes will add chase of a carpet. was bom Sept. 17, 1892, and re Funeral services for Mrs. Anna the finishing touch. sided in Nyssa for a number of The girls hope to have their Thomason were conducted Satur years. He is survived by a sister, day morning, Jan. 29, 1966, at uniforms completed in time to Mrs. Emma Larson of Springfield, Yarrington funeral home in Seat perform at halftime of Nyssa’s Ore next home game. In the near tle. Officiating was the Rev. Henry Wale, pastor of Shorewood future members of the team will select a majorette and treasurer. Baptist church. Graveside rites were held at 11 o’clock Monday morning in Mrs. Thomason was active in i the Nyssa cemetery. The Rev. work of the schools and churches. Theodore Mayberry of Ontario In later years she did oil and Baptist church officiated at the water color painting, and her | We know you want the best for your family . . . ; local service under direction of favorite subjects were domestic ( > Lienkaemper chapel. that's why we stock the finest quality drugs and and wild animals. She was a Mrs. Thomason succumbed last member of the Caldwell chapter1 compound prescriptions with extra care! Thursday in West Seattle General of Native Daughters of Idaho and 1 hospital after suffering a cerebral the Baptist church. I hemorrhage. For the past three; years, the | She was born June 26, 1888, at deceased had resided with her [ | Letha, Idaho, a daughter of Peter son-in-law and daughter, C. E. j i and Marie Jansen Hansen, and and Blanche Kester in Seattle. her childhood days were spent in In addition to her daughter, she i Idaho, Oklahoma and eastern is survived by one son, Jesse ; Oregon. Thomason of Lenox, Mass.; four After she was married on Dec. grandchildren and several great 31, 1903, to Jasper Newton Tho grandchildren. mason, who succumbed in 1959, Also surviving are two half- they resided on farms and ranches sisters, Mrs. Mary Gill of Wen near Nyssa and Vale, Ore.; Mid- dell, Idaho, and Mrs. Susan Ben NYSSA . . . OREGON WARD LUNDY. Owner | vale, Emmett, Parma, Boise and son of Gooding; and one half-bro Caldwell, Idaho. 101 North Main Nyssa. Oregon Phone 372-3990 ther, Ernest Hansen of River Pine, While her children were young, Calif. E. Tyner Couple Wednesday Services Fred W. Kratzberg Held at LDS Chapel Dies; Memorial Announces Birth For Golda F. Hansen Of New Grandson Fund Established Father of Nyssan Succumbs; Rites To Be Held Today Former Nyssan Dies After Brief Illness Journal Classifieds Bring Results! Girls' Drill Team Plans To Perform Graveside Services Held for E. A. Dake Interment Services Conducted Monday For Anna Thomason Journal Classifieds Bring Results 1 Your Family Deserves The Best of Everything! First in Quality . . . First In Selection, Always! NYSSA PHARMACY ‘Service Is Our Business* We'll clean your windshield, check the level of your oil, battery and coolant... without being asked. We will give you honest work, fair prices and itemized bills. We'll treat your car as if it were our own! Ward’s Shell Service ERIC BOENIG. a 1957 graduate of Nyssa high school and son of Eric Boenig of route 2. Nyssa, was named maneqer of a Social Security administration branch office which opened late in 1965 at Casa Grande. Aris. Boenig received his bachelor's degree at Southern Oregon college in Ashland and began working for the Social Security administra tion in August 1962. The Casa Grande office was established due io expanding population and recent amendments in creasing the administration's work load. Coming Events . . . Today. 9:30 a.m.— WSCS gen eral meeting in Methodist church parlor. Tonight, 5 to 8 p.m—Chicken and noodle dinner at Adrian Am erican Legion hall. Feb. 5, 8 p.m.—Pinochle party at Nu Acres Grange hall. Feb. 7, 2 p.m.—Rebekah Sun shine circle meeting at home of Mrs. Theron Wheeler. Feb. 7. 4 p.m.—Candy Stripers meet in Malheur Memorial hospi tal basement. Feb. 7. 8 p.m.— Meeting of Eas tern Star chapter in Masonic hall. Feb. 9. 8 p.m.—-St. Paul's Guild meeting at home of Mrs. John Broad. Feb. 9, 8 p.m.— Young artists' music festival at LDS stake house. Feb. 10—Extension unit meet ing at Nyssa Methodist church. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Physicians and Surgeons K. E. KERBY. M. D^ K. A. DANFORD. M. D. KEN PFAFF. M. D. Physicians and Surgeons Dial 372-2241 Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday; Saturday, 10 to 12. MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Mauldlng, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Dial 372-2216 “By Appointment Only" Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Wednesday, Satur day and Sunday; Wednesday and Saturday, 9 to 12. DAVID W SARAZIN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Thursday, Saturday and Sunday; Thursday and Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. — Phone» — Office 372-3365 Res 372-3173 Office: 213 Main Street —-- - Dentists J. R. CUNDALL DENTIST 17 South Third Street Dial 372-3538 Nyssa Oregon J. W. OLSEN, D. M. D. DENTAL OFFICE Seventh and Bower Ave Dial 372-3311 Nyssa Oregon Optometrist DR. JOHN EASLY 18 North Third Street Nyssa, Oregon — Phones — Nyssa . . . 372-2949 Ontario . . . 889-8017 Veterinarians TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL On Alberta Ave. Dial 372-2251 Nyssa, Oregon Dr. B. E. R obb Nyssa — 372-3552 Dr. D. R. Mason Parma — 722-6332 Large and Small Animals
