THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
Report on Hospital Patients Given
By Correspondent .in Sunset Valley
Resume of Apple Valley Events Told by Journal's Rural Correspondent
Old.
SUNSET VAL1JTY - Mr and
Mrs. Wayne Robb visited during
the weekend with her mother.
Mrs Mae Lytle, u patient at Cald
well Memorial hospital. She is
a resident of Roswell, recently
suffered a broken leg and under
went surgery to repair the frac
ture. Mike Robb Is staying with
his uncle, Lee Duvis in Roswell.
The Wayne Robbs were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cube Astoreca.
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Mrs. Alice Neiger of Nyssa was
u Sunday dinner guest of Mrs.
Polly Holub. During the after-
noon they visited with Mrs. Ixiis
Counsil Mrs. Bertha Atagi and
“The trouble with opportu
Suridra visited Friday afternoon
nity ia that it alwaya comes
with Mrs. Holub.
diaguiaed as hard work.**
A Sunday dinner guest in the
Ora Newgen home was Tony
Kratzberg of Parma. Afternoon PICNIC IN HOMEDALE
visitors were Mr. and Mrs Joe
Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeMinck
Parnperien and children, also of and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Perma
i Smith and family and FutherC. M
Kirkpatrick picnicked Sunday af.
Guests at Murphy Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
ternoon
at the home of Mr and
Mr. and Mrs Ora Newgen at
went to Boise Saturday to get his
Mrs.
Harold
Wilson in Homedale.
mother, Mrs. Effie Nielsen, who tended the June 13 evening wed
returned to her home in Nu Acres. ding of Deana Forney at Friends ATTEND CHERRY FESTIVAL
Stic recently underwent major church in Murphy, Idaho. A re
Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard spent
cent overnight guest of the New
surgery at a Boise hospital.
gen couple was Larkin Ellison the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Whitman and family at
Dr. Clifford Herberts, former I of Wilder.
Emmett where they attended the
The Kimball and Adams couples Cherry festival.
roommate of Rex Langley, spent
Sunday night in the James Lang. left Monday for their home and
Icy home. He left Monday morn were accompanied to Oakland by
ing for his home in l^ikevirw, Louise Brewer, daughter of the
Orc. Mary Jane Wilds of Oak Homer Brewer» She plans to
land, Calif, is spending some time visit for some time in California.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Glenn
in the Langley home. She in an
spent a recent evening visiting
aunt of Mrs. Langley.
Mr and Mrs. Dennis Shenk of
Attend Wedding Ceremony
Succor creek. Lynn and Stacey
Miss Sally Frahm of Milton- Glenn recently spent several days
Freewater and Rex Iainglcy of with their grandparents, Mr. and
Nyssa were married Sunday af- Mrs. Charles Schweizer in Vale.
ternoon at the Episcopal church
The Charles Glenns, Mr. and
in Walla Walla, Wash
Mrs. Babe Derrick traveled Sun
Among those attending the rites day to Cougar Mountain lodge
were the bridegroom's parents, near McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. James Langley;
Friday evening visitors at the
Messrs and Mmes. Keith Lang
iey, E. J. Hobson and Floyd Keith Lane home in Kingman
Rhoades of Nyssa; Mr. and Mrs. Kolony were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Glenn. Lynn Glenn visited early
Joe Hobson of Ontario.
Other guests included Mary last week with Darla Eden at the ;
June Wilds, Mr. and Mrs. latrry C. T Blackburn home in Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen and
Adams, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Kim
ball, all of Oakland, Calif.; Mr Arthur Johnson attended the Fri- I
and Mrs. Pete Wilson, Mr. and day afternoon session of the Old-
Time Fiddlers contest in Weiser.
Mrs. Duane Wilson, Mr. and Mrs They
then visited Mrs. Lillian I
Jim Robb of Moses laike. Wash.
Gerboth
and Mrs. Amanda Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price were
in
the
Idaho
city. Other guests in I
Sunday dinner guests in the home
of their son-in-law and daughter, the Gerboth home were Lester
Mr. and Mrs. Don Share and Schultz of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. i
E<1 Schultz of Wisconsin.
family in Nyssa.
TEXAN
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Holli- .
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Cleaver Couple Honored
bough of Orofino are visiting in |
An open house party was held the Magnus Ekanger home.
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver to Fated With Birthday Party
RANGER
Eleven girls met Monday mor
honor them on their 25th wedding
Regular 79c
ning at the Kenneth Lorensen I
anniversary.
Sunday afternoon visitors In home for ice cream, cake and
the George Folkman home were punch to honor Mona Loresen i
Mr, and Mrs. Billy Hadley and on her birthday anniversary.
family of Boise, Mr. and Mrs.
Guests were Candy, Kathy and
Brent Folkman. Sunday dinner Shelly Hagerman of Renton, |
guests in the Folkman residence Wash., Carmen and Audrie As
were Mrs. Esther Stephen and toreca, Gloria and Harriet Loren- I
Russell Gressley.
sen. Marcie, Lorene and Mila Kay '
Joel Price, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ixirensen. Others attending were .
Share went to Grangeville, Idaho, Mmes. Berne Loernsen. Ed Hager- |
Repeating
June 19 to get Shugay and Vicki man and Gabe Astoreca.
Share who had been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca I
relatives there. Craig Carey, son and girls took her father. Walter
of the Marion Careys, returned Nelson, to Boise June 22 when i
home with them to spend some he left by bus for his home in I
6 Boxes
time with his grandparents. Mr. Willow Springs, Mo. He had
and Mrs. Ira Price. The Kenneth spent a month visiting relatives in
Price family visited Friday eve the northwestern states. Recent
ning in the Ira Price home.
afternoon visitors in the Astoreca i
home were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I
Women Attend Showers
Hite, Mrs. Tom Wiley and Laurie
Regular $1.69
Mmes. Ora Newgen and Frone
Mrs. Elver Nielsen entertained |
Strndley attended recent showers last Thursday morning during a
honoring Lorenc Ammons and coffee hour for Worthwhile club I
Carol Murray at the Chet Smith members. Among out - of - area I
home and the Dorcas house in guests were Rex Langley, Mrs.
Regular $1.39
Parma.
Dorothy Kimball of Oakland, |
Calif., and Miss Sally Frahm of
Milton-Freewater.
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waiao Smalley
smaii.y
r
Geor<e
Qeesey and daugh-*
daugh-
Mr». Waldo
♦ Mrs Q
eori,c Geesev
Mr
Mr
Mr. and
and Mr«
Mrs. Charlx»«
Charles PitrnenT
Pitman
Mr. anrl
and Mm
Mrs. Earl Boston « spent
APPLE VALLEY—Mrs. George ter» were recent guests of Mr were June 22 dinner guests of 1 a recent weekend at a family re
Griffin entertained Friday eve- and Mr». Gene Honey. They will Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman at union in Ashton. They were
ning with a dinner for her aunt, move to Nevada as soon as the Boise. The couples later attended guests of Mr. and Mrs. Georg«
Mrs. George Geesey and daugh- Rev. Geesey arrives with their the wedding of Tauna Cove and Nedrow and 56 members of the
ters of Anchorage, Alaska. Other household goods,
Joe DeBoer in Meridian.
Nedrow family were present.
guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman Attends Club Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bolton and
Honey of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests at
Mrs. Charles Pitman attended sons of Hawthorne, Calif , were
Morris Riblett of Nyssa, Mr and Mrs. Hazel Murphy of Nampa for
the 30th anniversary celebration
Mrs. Owen Harlan of Boise, Mr. a family reunion at which 12 of the Neighborly club at Jamie weekend guests of Mr and Mr«.
Earl Boston.
and Mrs. David Barnhart and members were present.
son, held Thursday afternoon in Honored at Picnic
family of Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran. Su- i the school cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Boston en
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols and sie and Tom drove to McCall on
Mrs. Lucille Reed, Mrs. Elsie tertained with a picnic dinner
sons stayed June 25 27 with Mr. i Sunday to visit the C. L. Fritts Robinson and Gertrude Hicks
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Bud
and Mrs. Larry Simmons at Mos- j and Jack Wilson families,
were Thursday evening guests of Bolton and sons. Other guests
cow, Idaho.
VisU ln pByett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll.
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shippy
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and family of Weiser, Mr. and
Camp at Meadows
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts and were June 23 evening visitors in and Mrs. Dwight Seward were Mrs. John Boston and family,
Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson the Robert Smalley home at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tarter and son, Anna Boston, Lucy Rogers and
Mike Fitzsimmons and David Gaylene Brumbaugh.
and family camped June 24-27 at Payette.
the Ostermeier cabins in Mead
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Saunders.
ows.
Friday evening guests of Mr.
and Gary drove to Emmett Fri
Sunday evening guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs George Griffin day for cherries and visited with and Mrs. Dwight Seward were and Mrs. Charles Quinowski were
and Lori recently fished and the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jack- Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Good and
son, Mr. and Mrs Bob Calhoun. family.
camped at Warm lake.
family of Sutherlin, Ore.
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and Mrs. Tom Johnson were her
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NHS students held Sunday in
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