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THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 1966 Rural Reporter Tells Condition Of Area Patients THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON OT Grange Members Review Degree Work By Mab.ll. McKagu. NU ACRES — Mrs. Ahda Smit was taken by ambulance Satur day morning to Holy Kosary hos pital in Ontario. At the time thia column was written, she remained in critical condition. Tuny Mell is «till confined to the Veterans’ hospital in Boise and early this week he remained in serious condition, lie has been transferred to a private room and it is hoped that the change will be of considerable benefit to him Miss Janice Evans returned to her home Sunday after being re leased from Malheur Memorial hospital. She is now convalescing at her home where her mother, Mrs. Lucy Evans, is caring for her. ------------- I Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Jones and children of Springfield, Ore., spent the weekend with his par ent i, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones. Pinochle Prise» Awarded Regular meeting of Oregon Trad Grange was held April 7 with Master Tom Jones presiding The main order of business was balloting on election of state of ficers. During the lecturer’s hour, mcmlaTS participated in a review of work for the first degree. A similar review of second degree will be given ut the next meeting, April 21. A skit will be present ed by ¡Mrs. Loyd Adams. H O Hopkins' name was called for the attendance prize and he missed $3 by not being present. A dollar will be added for the next drawing. Those having birthday anni versaries in March and who were fined one cent for each year of their lives wore Iva Adams, Lu- cielle Runcorn, Ellen Jones, As trid Stephen. Thelma Parr. Rus sell Grcssley, Charles Chapin, Stanley Sisson and Cecil Garri son. Twenty - five members were served refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Herrman. Thursday Friday and Saturday AT NYSSA'S ANNUAL APRIL 14-15 16 ONLY! MYSTERY SALE GRAVESIDE RITES HELD FOR DEWEY H. SMALL The final pinochle party of the season was held Saturday evening at the Nu Acres community hall with a potluck dinner preceding the card session. High scorers for the evening were Jerry Stroud and Cora Stockfleth, with low score awards going to Mike McKaguc and Mrs. Rudy Nedbalek. l’hyllis Shaw re ceived the traveling prize. Top grand prizes for the season went to Arden and Phyllis Atkinson, with Jerry Stroud and Gnetty Piercy taking low scoring honors Ralph Baxter spent the weck- at his home and returned Mon day to Dry I-akc where he is su pervising field work. Graveside services for Dewey H Small were conducted Satur day morning, April 9, 1906, at the Nyssa cemetery. Interment was made in the Veterans' plot under direction of Licnkaemper chapel. Mr Small, an employee of the Stringer company, succumbed the previous Wednesday at Malheur Memorial hospital after suffering a heart attack on the evening of April 4 at Owyhee hotel. 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