Thursday, August 1, 1974
Page Nine
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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The families uf Mr and Mr*. Lem E. Wilson Sr gathered
in Nya»a for a family reunion. The Lem Wilton* came to
Ny**a a* newly-wed* in November of 1906 and homesteaded
southwest of Nyssa in the Owyhee Area near Chalk Butte.
Mr Wilson was a well driller for many years and drilled the
first city well of Nyssa He also was a farmer, ran sheep and
for a short time was a city constable Of their 12 children, 8
are still living and were at the reunion They are Bud. Lem
Jr.. Barclay. Harold and Bob (Red) Wilson, Minnie Umbarger
and Inez Sherrill. Those deceased are Vem. Bill, James and
Gladys Sasser
Special guests were Mrs Mae Robbins, 80 ( oldest in
attendance) and Mrs Lu Schuld of Portland, sister of Mr*. L.
E. Wilson
Others coming from out of town were Mr. and Mrs Lem
Wilson Jr., Mr and Mr*. Tim Wilson and Leslie and Mr. and
Mrs Dwight Uhlenkott and Amanda of Grangeville. Idaho.
Mr and Mrs Henry Sherrill, Mr and Mrs. Terry Shernll and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Haskens and family of Merrill,
Oregon; Mr and Mrs Barclay Wilson of Council, Idaho. Mr
and Mrs Roben Pottsand family of Gooding. Idaho, and Mr
and Mr* Larry Bunch and family of Nampa. Also attending
were Mr and Mr* Red Wilson and family and Mr. and Mr*
David Wilson and family of St. Paul. Oregon; Mr* Zella
Thomson of Seattle. Mr and Mr* Craig Nash of Nampa. Mr
and Mr* Ray Wilson and family of Halfway. Oregon; Mr. and
Mr* Gunther Matschke of Fairbanks. Alaska. Mr. and Mr*
Dan Wilson and Mickey of Adrian. Oregon and Mrs. Diane
Ellis and Teresa of Boise.
Coming from Ontario were Mrs Emma Wilson. Mr and
Mr* Allen Wilson and family; Mr and Mr* Frank Wilson
and Ron and Mr and Mrs Rick Wilson and Brent.
Those attending from Nyssa were Mr. and Mrs Bud
Wilson, Mr and Mr* Jack Wilson. Mrs Dorothy Wilson and
family, Mr and Mr*. Bill Purcell and family, Mr. and Mrs
John Umbarger and Mr. and Mr*. Foy Sasser.
Later in the day several people came to visit the family
They were Wyatt Smith and Virginia Cleaver of Nyssa. Mr
and Mr*. Robert Root of Caldwell and Mr*. Avis Martin of
San Jose.
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Physician* 6 Surgeons
K. E. Kerbs. M D.
K. A. Dunford M. D.
T. J. Fuson. M. D.
Physicians A Surgeons
Dial 372 2241
HOURS '* to 12 noon A 2
to 5 p m Monday thru
Friday. 10-12 Saturday.
MAUDUNG CLINIC
( harie* E. Vanetll. M.D
Physician A Surgeon
Dial 372 2216
HOURSi 9 to 12 noon
and 2 to S pm.
Monday
Tuesday.
Thursday and Fnday.
9 12 noon, Wednesday.
David W. Sararin M.D.
Physician A Surgeon
HOURS: 10 12 noon A
2-5 p.m.-Monday. Tues­
day Wednesday. Friday
10 to 12 Saturday
Phones Office J72 3809
Residence 372-3173.
Mr
and Mr*
Richard
Fenn and family of Quincy.
Washington spent the week­
end visiting his mother. Mrs
Carl Fenn and other relative*
Mr and Mr*. Leslie York
of Ontario were Thursday
dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Simpson.
Mr*. Violet Barth of
Whittier. Calif., sister of
Vem Hirsch and Mike Muir,
nephew of Vem Hirsch. and
children also of Whittier.
Calif came Thursday eve­
ning to visit until Sunday
with Mr and Mrs. Vern
Hirsch
Mr and Mrs. Mike Has-
tnter and four children. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Coffman
and two children and Mrs
Bill Webb and Pauline King
went to Pavette Lake* where
they visited Mrs. Margarete
Pavne and Norma King for a
two day family get-together
They returned home and the
next day. July 14. Mr and
Mrs Bill Webb and Susan
Slam left for Spokane They
stayed at Stymans Lake
Resort at Deer Lake. Wash.
They went to Expo '74 one
day. They took the sky ride
and the boat ride. Visited
Nolan Field-
Apple Valley
Mr and
Mr* Jerry Hull and children.
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Sulli­
van, Vera Buskirk and
Gilbert
Longoria
helped
Dennis Hull celebrate his 3rd
birthday anniversary at the
Fort Boise Park on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr and Mr*. Jerry Hull
have been attending the
Camp Meetings at Nampa
this past week.
Mrs. Jerry Hull and
Gilbert Longoria visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Longoria
Saturday evening.
Mrs Roy Rookstool at­
tended Royal Neighbor Lo­
dge on Monday afternoon in
the home of Mr* Dorothy
Tyson.
Mr and Mr*. Roy Rook-
some of the different exhibits
from the different state* and
country*. They enjoyed the
Ukranian Dancer* from Sa*
ketoon Saskatchewan. Ca­
nada. There were forty
dancers. They saw a famous
chief who was a champion
hoop dancer and an Indian
chief. They spent about
twelve hours at the Fair.
They stayed another day at
Stymans Resort. They went
to Bremerton They crossed
on the ferry at Seattle at a
co»t of $6.30 for car and
trailer. They visited Mr and
Mr*. Micky Parker. They
parked in their driveway
Joan Webb flew to Bremer
ton and stayed with her
relatives. Mr* Hazel Parker
and Ted Parker and sons Ron
and Rick The Bill Webbs
spent five day* in Bremerton
They also visited Mr* Hazel
Parker and Ted They came
back by way of Mt. Rainier.
They went on the high drive
road. They stayed at the
Umatilla Resort Area. The
next morning they drove to
the top of Pendleton Hill and
had breakfast at Emigrant
Park. They returned home on
Wednesday.
Saturday. Mrs. Bill Webb
visited fnends. Mr*. Wm
Laxon of Ontano and her
daughters Margarete and
Dorothy, and Pauline King
who had just returned from
Payette Lake*.
Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mr* Mike Hastriter and
family and a friend from Port
Angles. Washington came to
the Bill Webb home
and
brought salmon for a salmon
supper They went to St.
Louis the next morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichol*
were among thirteen other
guests who enjoyed an
evening dinner at the See Ji I
Cafe on Saturday evening
Mr
and Mrs
William
Knox visited in La Grande on
Tuesday with Mrs Cox. Mr
and Mrs. Palmer, and Mrs
McDonald and stopping at
Union and Homestead they
visited other fnends.
Mrs. Betty Bolton and two
sons left for their home in
Chino. California on Friday
morning. They have been
visiting her parents, Mr and
Mrs. Earl Boston and other
relative* for the past month.
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Mr and Mr*. Dale Morgan
and family spent the week­
end at their cabin at New
Meadows.
Mike Eden*. Mike Nichol*.
Bill Hartman and John
Hartman enjoyed a nine-day
back packing trip into the
Wilderness Area
near
Atlanta. Mrs. Rex Nichol*
and Mrs. DeLo* Vtnsonhaler
went up and brought the boys
home on Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mr*. Dwight
Seward. Gary and Mabel Fox
were among other guest* for
a picnic dinner in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Del-
bridge and children of
Michigan at the Nampa Park
on Sunday. The Delbndges
were visiting Mrs Lois and
Eunice Gibson of Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aus-
mus have moved into a trailer
home on Mr* Alex Wagner's
place.
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Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Shep­
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attended Sunday evening
Camp Meeting at Nampa
Mr and Mr*. Bud Bale
and family were Saturday
evening visitors of Mrs
Laura Bale.
Mrs R A. Kellogg and
Anita of Nampa were Friday
overnight guests of Jennie
Seward.
Kent Pierce of Boise was a
guest Wednesday of his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Seward.
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Mr*. Jim Edens.
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Mr. and Mrs Paul Butler.
Ontario; Mr and Mr* Clint
Chamberlain and sons of
Nyssa; and Mrs. Tunis
Garner of Nampa were
Sunday dinner guests in the
Leon Chamberlain home
Mr and Mrs. Leon Cham­
berlain and Jed and Mr*.
Clint Chamberlain and Sony
attended the Pioneer Day
celebration at the Ward
house July 24
Janel Hanson visited Jean
Schiemer Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Don Gray of
Coquille. Oregon visited Mr
and Mr* Cliff Flanders this
week
Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey
Seaman and family of Port
land were Wendesday and
Thursday guest* of Mr and
Mrs Cliff Flanders.
Mr and Mrs Bud Derrick
of the Owyhee Dam are*
came Sunday and got their
son Terry , who had spent the
past week with Mr and Mrs
Ray Simpson.
Mr and Mrs. Manon York
of Vale left their two girls
with Mrs Ray Simpson while
they went to a sale Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Simpson and
Mr* Manon York and girls
were Sunday afternoon visi­
tor* in the Ray Simpson home
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John Fahrenbruch and Mrs
Dale Witt called on Mrs K I
Peterson in Adrian Thursday
afternoon.
Mr*. Dale Witt visited in
the W. C. Van DeWater and
Edna Cowling homes Satur­
day afternoon
Mrs. Gladys Thoma* called
on Mrs Dale Witt Saturday
evening.
Mr and Mrs Hank Moorr
of Bend came Monday and
are visiting hi* mother Mrs
Mane Moon-
Henry Jacobson of Ches­
ter. Calif, came and spent
Thursday and Fnday with hi*
grandmother. Mrs. Mane
Moore
Saturday. Mr. and Mr*.
Hank Moore and Mr* Mane
Tina
Moore visited Mr*
Schiemer
Monday. Mr and Mr*
Hank Moore went to Boise
where they viuted Mr and
Mr* Keith Johnson, who
recently moved there from
Olvmpia, Washington
Mr and Mr* Ken Dam
schen and family of Winnett.
Montana were Tuesday over­
night and Wednesday visi­
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