THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1966
Two Families Return From Vacations
In Midwestern and Eastern Stales
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
HIATT BROTHERS REUNION
HELD IN PARENTAL HOME
The home of Mr. und Mrs. Scott
O. Hiatt on route 1, Nyssa, was
the scene of a family reunion last
week when the couple's eight
sons were together for the first
time in five years.
Those present included the
families of SSG Willis Q. Hiatt
of Seattle; James J. of Phoenix;
Leslie O., Eugene; Everett A of
Burns; Dewayne, Galen. Clayton
and Danny, al) of the home.
The reunion was not complete,
in that the Hiatts* only daughter,
Edna, who resides in Little Rock,
Ark , was not able to join the
family.
Also present at the reunion
were six grandsons and one
granddaughter. Other recent vis
itors at the Hiatt residence were
Mr and Mrs. Hollis Knowles of
Oakridge and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Knowles of rural
Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. Chris Rookstool
of Culdwcll were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr. und Mrs. Roy
Rookstool.
Mrs. Luccile Poppe wus hostess
Aug 10 to Merry Mutron dub
members of the Nyssa area.
Guests at Dibble Home
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Dtbble were the Rev
und Mrs. Walter Hopper, Jerry j
Miller and nine teenugers, all of
Union; William Free of North
Powder. They made the Dibble
home their headquarters for ov
ernight und picnic facilities while
attending the Nuzarene camp
meeting at Nampa
Mr and Mrs, Earl Boston, Mrs
Lucy Rogers, Mrs. E<l Brumbaugh
and children attended the Aug. 9
wedding of Donald Rogers and
Linda Flagg, both of Nampa The
ceremony was performed ut St ■ ATTEND FAMILY REUNIONS
Mr«. Owen Froerer and three
Mr und Mrs Juck Moran and Puui’s Catholic church and recep children, Mrs. S. P. Bybee and
tion
for
the
family
was
held
af
Susie returned Saturday evening
her father, H. E Chamberlain,
from a two-week trip which took terwards in the home of the left last Friday for Utah. The
bridegroom's
parents,
Mr.
and
them into eight midwestern states.
Nyssans were accompanied by
They visited relatives and friends Mrs. Rulph Rogers.
Kim, Shawn and Douglas Bybee,
Shirley Seward left Monday children of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
of both Mr. and Mrs. Moran and
also went sightseeing in Yellow for Kansas City, Kan., where she Bybee, who returned to their
stone park, the Black Hills and will teach home economics in the home at Brigham City, following
junior high department. She; a two-week visit in this area.
Custer battlefield in Montana.
They report driving for six dif plans to visit her sister, Mrs. i The group attended a Bybee
ferent days in pouring rain and Hugh Pierce at Twin Falls, en family reunion at Ogden on Sat
stated that rain storms were pre route to Kansus City.
urday and later tn the day they
valent in places where they visit Arrive From Seattle
attended a reunion of the Cham
ed
Mr. and Mrs Don Boston of berlain family at Lagoon.
Seattle arrived last Thursday for i
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen of Mis- a week's visit with their parents.!
soulu. Mont , were guests of Mr. Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston. Mr.
und Mrs. Rex Nichols from Tues- and Mrs. George Coleman of On
day until Thursday of lust week, tario.
The men had attended school to-
Mr and Mrs Charles Pitman
gether in Montana.
took Mr and Mrs. Perry Jenkins
Residence Changes Noted
to dinner ut Moore hotel in On
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruncel tario on Friday evening to cele-1
moved to Payette on Wednesday brute a birthday anniversary for
of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Charles Pitman.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Pitman
Takatori and family are moving
into the house vacated by the visited Sunday afternoon with his
mother. May Pitman, who is in
B runeels.
Mark. Jeffery and Ann Smalley a Nampa nursing home.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
of Payette were Friday visitors
of Mr and Mrs Waldo Smalley. and Mrs. John Boston were Mr. |
Mrs. Dorothy Mason and two and Mrs. Earl Boston, Mr. and
daughters and Nellie Leigh left [ Mrs Bob Shippy and children of
last Sunday for the coast. Mrs Weiser.
Leigh visited in Seattle and Mrs ! Sunday afternoon guests of Mr
Mason was guest of a sister in and Mrs. Earl Boston were the
Tacoma. Enroute home via Rich Messrs, and Mnies. Jim Boston
land. Mrs Leigh visited a sister and family of The Dalles, Bob
and Mrs. Mason and girls were Shippy and family of Weiser, Don
guests of Dr. and Mrs. George | Boston of Seattle.
Coburn at Kennewick, Wush. Attend Nampa Luncheon
The foursome returned home on I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward,'
Friday.
I Shirley and Gary attended a no- j
host luncheon Monday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernice;
Gibson at Nampa. The event |
honored Mr. and Mrs. Lael I
114 Bowsr Avenue
Gilbert of Topeka. Kan., and Mrs. |
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Goldina Gilbert of Kansas City, j
Phone 372-3305
Gary Seward left Aug. 8 by
train for La Grande where he
Steam Cleaning
visited his brother - in - law and
Major Overhaul Work
! sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson. |
Brakes — Tune-Up
I who brought him home last |
Motor and Tranamlasion
Thursday. Mrs. Jackson will visit
Exchange Service
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. DwightI
Free Pickup and Delivery Seward, while her husband is on
duty with the Air National Guard
SERVICE CALLS
I in Boise.
Car - Care
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Saunders
, and sons, Karen Saunders and j
CREDIT PLAN
Use Your Credit Card . . . Sue Nay of Boise picnicked Sun
Nothing Down ... Revolv day at Lakeview park in Nampa
ing Plan With 20 Months and attended a camp meeting at
j Nazarcne church during the af-1
To Pay!
ternoon.
By Mrs. Waldo Smallay
Mr. und Mrs Herman Springen
returned home Friday from a
three-week trip to the eastern
states. They traveled by train to
Gillette, Wyo., where they visited
hi« sister, Mrs. Sylvia Rivland
und son; his two brothers, Mr. und
Mrs. Curl Springen, Mr und Mrs.
Eugene Springen; u niece, Mr.
und Mrs Orland Gates und fam
ily.
They then went to Mousie, Ky.,
to visit unother brother, Jess
Springen und family, whom they
had not seen for 35 years. En
route home from Kentucky, they
visited a sister, Mrs Gertie Re
gal und son ut Grund Islund, Nob.,
and stopped aguin at Gillette,
Wyo 'They report seeing lots of
tM’iiutlful country and huving u
very wonderful trip, making the
return journey by bus.
Nyssa Births
Aug. 10—To Mr. and Mrs Tru
man Barlow of Vale, a 7-pound.
12-ounce girl, Lori Ann.
Aug. 12- To Mr. and Mrs Ken
neth Spangler of Fruitland, a 7-
pound, 2-ounce boy, Allen Wilson
Aug. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Eleu-
terio Gonzales of Nyssa, a 7-
pound, 3-ounce boy, Ronnie.
Aug 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Sisson of Nyssa, a 7-pound, 8-
ounce girl, Cherie Ann.
Aug 16—To Mr and Mrs Isa
bel Munoz of Vale, a 6-pound,
15-ounce boy, unnamed.
JUST WHO SAID THAT??
Little boy to mother, after re-
turning from a ride with his fath
er: "We passed two idiots, three
morons, four darn fools and I
don’t know how many blasted
knotheads." —Submitted for Jour
nal publication by Ole Dyrlund.
MARY TOBLER HONORED
Mrs. Evan (Mary) Tobler was
honored guest at a farewell lun-
! cheon held Tuesday noon at
Brownie’s cafe. Those present in-
' eluded Mmes. Neils Larsen, La-
Verne Berg, Ernie Metcalf and
Morris Huffman. The honoree
was presented a gift handker
chief by each of those in at
tendance. The Tolblers moved re
cently to Meridian to make their
home.
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NYSSAN EARNS U OF O
DEGREE IN JOURNALISM
Bob Hendricks was among 920
students receiving degrees during
summer commencement exercises
held Aug. 13 at the University
of Oregon in Eugene.
He is a son of Nyssans Mr and
Mrs. Oscar R Hendricks and re
ceived his bachelor of science de
gree in journalism from Univer
sity President Arthur S Flem
ming.
The commencement address was
given by Dr. O Meredith Wilson,
former U of O president who is
now serving in that same capa
city at the University of Minne
sota.
VISIT IN CLEAVER HOME
Recent visitors in the John
Cleaver home were their sons in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Garner
Cleaver and children of Center-
ville, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Cleaver and family of Newton,
Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleaver
and son of Pocatello. Another re
cent guest of the Cleavers was a
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ray L. Boyer
of St Petersburg, Fla.
SUNDAY EVENING GUESTS
Sunday evening barbecue din
ner guests at the Earl Jennings
home were Mrs. Barker Torrey,
Butch, Gretchen and Robert of
New Jersey and Miss Renee
Somers. The Torrey family has
been visiting during the summer
months with her mother, Mrs.
Margaretha van Twisk.
ATTEND BEEKEEPERS MEET
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager,
Mr. and Mrs. W W. Foster, Tom
Brantner and Charles Wilson at
tended an Oregon Beekeepers’
picnic held Sunday at Sun Lake.
Sager is president of the state
organization, and the group is
now working with the Oregon
Department of Agriculture on
price support for honey. The bee
keepers plan a live bee exhibit
in the new agriculture building
at Salem.
Coming Events . . .
Aug. 20. 8 p.m.—Miss Malheur
pageant at Ontario high school.
Aug. 23, 8 p.m. — Jay - C - Ette
meeting at home of Mrs. Mervil
Hutchinson.
Aug. 25, 10:30 a.m.—Senior Citi
zens mooting at John Long home.
Aug. 25. 2 p.m. — OKK club
meeting at homo of Mrs. Ida Wal
ters with Mrs. Gladys Morfitt as
hostess.
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