THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Activities Planned
For Aug. 13 Annual
Farm Bureau Picnic
Funeral rites
nle. for
for Mrs.
Mr. Carrie A.
1 lift 1* ’ ■ I services
■ , t / I, •, < <: for
fill* Mrs fu Cora frye Hillis
ti lt were conducted
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a Wed-
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Malheur County Farm Bureau
Funeral
annual picnic will be held at
V. Stockfleth were conducted nesday morning, Aug. 10, 1966,
6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, in the
Monday afternoon. Aug 8, 1960, ut Rdyea chapel in Boise, with
Lions park at Ontario.
at Lienkaemper chapel. Official interment made in Morris Hill
ing minister was Ralph A l.awr cemetery. Mrs. Hillis succumbed
Winner of the sweetheart con
ence of Nyssa Methodist church Friday morning in the Idaho capi-
test will be announced at that
Interinent was made at Newell, tai city.
time. Among contestants are Co-
S D.
leen Christensen of Nyssa, Jea
She was born March 9, 1881.
Mrs Stockfleth succumbed Frl- at Cottonwood Fulls, Kan., and
nie Hammack of Jamieson. Diane
<1 y morning at Malheur Memorial after her marriage to Elijah D.
Kuwahara and Judy Fulleton of
hosiptal after suffering a recent ........
Hil'lis i resided for several years
Vale.
' stroke.
Written essays on the “Impor
i in Oklahoma.
She was born March 18, 1877,
tance of Farm Bureau,” three-
The
family
moved
to
‘
Idaho
in
ut Fairbauit. Minn, a daughter of
¿far
minute speeches, poise, charm
■r
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Harvey and Sarah Clark Landers. 1911, and with the exception of
and personality are being con
two
years
at
Nyssa,
the
deceased
F
As a small child, she moved
sidered
by Judges Jim Leslie,
with her parent, to Spirit Lake, had since been a resident of th<-
I4X-
5
Mmes. Ben Wrenn and Ivan Pat-
Gem
state
She
wus
a
member
Iowa, and in 1884 the family went
rick.
to the Black Hills of South Da of Boise First Christian church.
Election of officers for the
She
is
survived
by
a
son,
Ma
kota. T h e deceased attended
coming year will be held. Louis
non R. Hillis of Boise; a grand
schools at Rapid City.
Wettstein has been renominated
On Jan 22, 1895, she was mar son, Jerry Hillis; three grand
for president. Other nominees
daughters,
Mrs.
Jake
Baird,
Mrs.
ried to Nicholas A. Viken and
include Edison Child, vice presi
the couple homesteaded in 1905 Melvin (Georgia) Pendarvis of
dent; John Tucke, voting dele
Wallowa
and
Mrs.
Lewis
(Mar
near Newell. Mr. Viken succumb
gate; Mrs. Oda Bogue, women’s
jorie) Mitchell of rural Nyssa.
ed in 1935
chairman; and Mrs Kenneth Ro
She was preceded in death by
The deceased had been a resi
mans, her assistant.
dent of Treasure Vulley since she her husband in January 1952;
Following the dinner and an
moved to Boiae in 1939 On Jan. a son, Walter D. Hillis, who suc
nual meeting, a tractor driving
10, 1942, she married George cumbed in July 1964; and a
contest will be held among win
Stockfleth and the couple soon grandson, Glendon W. Hillis, who
ners from local FFA chapters and
CORA V. STOCKFLETH
moved to Nampa where Mrs. was killed October 1944 during
three
trophies will be awarded.
World
War
II
in
Holland.
• . . Dies at Age 89
Stockfleth was a practicing na
The competition is under direc-
turopathic masseuse.
THIS EXHIBIT OF UNUSUAL ROCKS could be furnished by Walter Burdette. On a rotating plat I tion of Steve Cox and FFA in
They later went to Payette and VISIT IN MILLS HOME
seen in Bracken's Department store window just form (in white circle) is the Mackrills' pride and structors from Adrian, Nyssa, On- ’
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston of
In 1961 came to Nyssa when*
prior to and during Nyssa Thunderegg Days. Most joy, "The Rooster Rock" — a piece of petrified tario and Vale.
Mrs. Stockfleth continued her California were weekend guests
of
the items on display are from the collection of wood resembling a male foul and adorned with
of
cousins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chet
practice until time of her recent
Mills.
Lloyd and Gladys Mackrill, while others were pheasant feathers.—Journal Photo.
illness.
CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS!
She
was
a
member
of
the
Meth
Going into circulation recently
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arc the following new books odist church and her favorite
1 hobbies were hunting rocks, mak
which huve b«*en added at Mal ing sea moss pictures, crocheting
heur county library in Ontario. rugs and making necktie bed
’'Tinkerbell«" by Robert Man spreads. By family and close
ry. The story of the smallest boat friends she was known as a per
ever to cross the Atlantic non- son who never met a stranger.
stop
In addition to Mr. Stockfleth,
''Flora'' by Elizabeth Gray Vin- survivors include seven sons,
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ing A biography of Flora Me- Howard Viken of Anchorage,
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Donald that captures the essence Alaska, Floyd Viken of Eugene,
Ore , Kenneth and Julius Viken
of her character and a period.
of Newell, Fred and Delbert
"Billy Graham" by John Pol Palmer, Alaska,
lock An authorized biography of
Also surviving are two daugh
the famous evangelist.
ters, Mrs. L. E. (Inga) Robbins
"William Faulknar of Oxford" of Nyssa and Mrs Marie Gardner
edited by James W Webb In of Sheridan, Wyo.; a brother,
terviews with Oxford (Mississip Ray Landers of Portland; one
pi) residents who were acquaint sister, MrS. Edna Peterson of Long
‘ Beach, Calif.
ed with Faulkner.
VEAL —SHOULDER
"You're Well Out of a Hoar'
Also surviving are 18 grand
tel” by Rose Franken. The hum children, 44 great-grandchildren
orous memoirs of an operation and one great-great-grandchild.
In addition to her first husband, j
"Fishing the Oregon Country"
by Francis H Arne». I (formation j Mrs. Stockfleth was preceded in
on how to fish the Or:gon coun * death by one son, Nicholas A. I
VEAL — RIB
try successfully throughout the Viken Jr.
U. S. No. 1
Norgold
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"The World of Michelangelo" he sets out to devastate while ‘
by Robert Coughlan The first directing a summer stock pro-
volume in the "Time-Life Library I duction.
"Hall of Mirrors" by John Ro
of Art ’’
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Precau
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White
Seedless
michael A crime club selection. I
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Pierre
Gas-
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"Freese With Ease" by Marian
Fox Burros. Practical informa car. A narrative of flight and ad- [
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menus.
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Hiroshima
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No. 2792
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
With Free Sponge!
In the County Court
Of the State of Oregon
For the County of Malheur
In the Matter of the Estate of
ISA BEATRICE ESKEW,
Deceaaed.
. . . Shop Until 8 p.m. Week Nights, 9 p.m. Saturdays
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
OPEN SUNDAYS — 10 to 6 p.m.
•! that the undersigned, John Ken-
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■ noth Eskew, as executor of the
• above entitled estate, has filed
For 2 People
hia final account in the above
his
entitled Court, and that Wednes
day, the 7th day of September,
Mail Coupon Today
1966, at 9:00 o’clock in the fore
For Reservation
noon of said day and the court
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room of said Court have been
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