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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1936 Scenes and Persons in the Current News m à m 'imçvmÆ f \ J \ , /6V $W ' ® j j' < £ « * * ? K . ? ■ f ; ' ■ fft J»V - , -- , .... " ■ usTsHbrt t, Mr. Silas Birks returned home Xmas dinner at the Molthan home Thursday from the Veterans Hos to their families and Mr. and Mrs pital In Boise. Mr. Reed and Allen Clarence Boor of Fox Valley, Mr went up alter him. Mr Birks feels and Mrs. E J Beam. Arthur Beam and daughter Barbara Jean were some bett-r than he did Mr Fritts plans to move Into the other "Invited guests. Mr and Mrs W J. Hinton and house where Ted Cheek's formerly .lved. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fritts daughters Sheila and Leila of Boise, dr. and Mrs. Chas Elms and Dr and children are moving to Vale. Mr and Mrj Wendell Pogue and nd Mrs. C. D Houser of Haines hlldren and Roy Shumaker had dr and Mrs. Frank Elms. Mr and Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Grabner, all of Unity ere all Xmas guests at the H C vJr and Mrs Silas Birks and family Mr and Mrs. Lee Schrader anc 7ms and Floyd White homes. Mrs. James DeRoe spent Xmas at laughter and Mr. and Mrs. Harold He parental Goodrich home at Nys- Schrader «and Duane will move ini a. the Otanl house as soon as Otan: Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Taylor of uove to the Swanson place. Mr 'alfway, formerly Miss Katherine Otani will farm both places. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrader an | •ickson of Ironside, are the parents ilvln will move to Nyssa when the) ,f an 8 pound son, Oordon Lee, bom on Monday the 21st. The young nli h building their house there. Llcyd Caldwell returned from the man Is the first grandchild of the ''■»'on Nursing Home the first part Gordon Dicksons. The Sylvester Rose family were of the week much Improved. Jim Correll who Is worktng at Xmas guests at the parental Rose few Meadows came down to spend home In Vale, where a family dinner ihrlstinas at the home of hls par was held for all children and grand ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll and children. About thirty were present Ell Rote was a guest of hls sister family. Mrs. Lottie Burrow for Xmas. Their nelce Mrs. Dave Laurance served a Xmas dinner for them. Mr and Mrs. Ed Me DeRoe were hosts at a Xmas dinner for the Gor don Dickson family. Townsend Club Elects Officers 1—Joachim Von Ribbenthrop, German ambassador to London, photographed on his way to his official office. 2—View of Madrid, Spain—the prize for which the rebels and loyalists have been contending for months. 3—Secretary of State Cordell Hull (right) and Assistant Secretary Sumner Welles enroute to Pan American peace conference in Buenos Aires. New Year ers in with the rest of the washing— LUCILLE N. Not to stick any turkeys for trapshooters—DEAN To try to get a football team that will score at least three touchdowns next season—JOHN APPLE VALLEY Mrs. Jack Van Landlngham and daughter Mrs. Toyne called on Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell Saturday afternoon. Marvin Stout took W. S. Adams to Caldwell Monday morning on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell re ceived word from Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Landlngham that they have ar To retain my member rived safely at their destination in ship in the Bachelor’s Marysville, California. Mr. McLaughlin of Alameda Is Club— OWEN spending his Christmas vacation with Mrs. Seibern and family. Mrs. To keep on boosting for Selbem’s daughter from Oregon has Borah— FRANK E. also arrived for a visit with her par ents and other relatives. To do my Christmas Mr and Mrs. Donald Toyne of I HIGHLY RESOLVE— mailing early and hope Burley arrived last week to spend Christmas vacation with her everyone else does the the parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Lan- Never to try dodging a same— MARIA d Ingham. horse on the road— HOD. Clarence Fritts went to Caldwell That I will .endeavor to To never try to kid any Saturday where he took another win more high scores in treatment for his back. one— EDDIE Mr and Mrs. Emil Vertrees made bridge than Vera— Never to get the mumps a business trip to Caldwell Saturday LAURA morning. again— ROY That I will endeavor to The Apple Valley Church was To always take a gun win more high scores in packed to capacity Wednesday even ing when the people of the com when I g o hunting— ) ridge than Laura— VERA munity gathered to see the Christ BRUD mas program presented by the Ap To do my best to break ple Valley school. The following pro Never to have another Babe Ruth’s home run rec gram was exceptionally well given: fight— TED rhythm band, 1st and 2nd grades: ord— DIAMOND reading, Christmas Giving, Clara To be the first one out Upshaw; reading. Walter Birks; The To never miss another on the golf course— DOC Wiseman at the Well, 5th and 6th bank night—DELMER S. grades; reading, June Webster; play, Never to vote the Re Christmas Photos, 7th and 8th To trade for something I publican ticket—VES grades song. Lois and Eva Steinhaus, can use— DON T. Miss Prlmms Christmas Shopping, To be careful of my as Virginia Smiley; violin selection. To keep a better watch Star sociates on the 4th of July Robinson; musical play, first on my back yard property — ADOLPH four grades. Afterward treats were -B U T C H given to the childen of the com munity. To always put in the oil To do my perch fishing Mr and Mrs. Herbert Nelson and —ART in Oregon— BERNARD chidren and Miss Esther Nelson left last week for California to spent the To plant sunflowers in To inspect all meat very Christmas vacation with Mr. and my garden— DOC S. closely during hunting sea Mrs. Henry Hickman and Jim. Fred und Charles Plager had See that the fish are son—MARGARET McN. Christmas dinner at the home of cleaned before frying Never to take a man’s Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Rucker. ADEN Martha Whlslter who is attending dollar again at a turkey high school in Nampa came home to spend the Christmas vacation with Never to put duck feath- shoot— BILL S. parents. i <£j To continue to give my her Melvin Hathaway and his brother best efforts as Nyssa’s called at tile home of Mr. and Mrs George Bailey Friday evening. mayor— Don Mr and Mrs. Rollo Rucker and To beat par oftener in Roy and Ray were dinner guest:: Sunday at the home of his brother 1937— ART B. —and— ad family In Caldwell Sunday. To hang the beef up Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson and Acetylene Welding higher next time I butcher children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones —FAT D. of Nampa on Christmas day. SWARM & SONS Mrs. Jones and son Oeorge and J. L a u g h in g Philosopher A. Pettit and Ralph Bailey were Formerly Prte Dear Wreck Democritus, Greek philosopher, business visitors In Caldwell Mon ing Business, now located one who was horn about 470 or 460 B. day. block west, near high school. C., was called the laughing phlloso Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritts and pher. children spent Christmas day at the home of Mr and Mrs J. 8. 8tout. Mr and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell and children and Mr and Mrs Olen Johnson and Duane had Christmas dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Caldwell. Mr and Mrs. Henry Schrader and Alvin and Mr and Mrs Lee Sch rader and daughter spent Christmas at the home of Mr and Mrs. Harold Schrader. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stagner and children were dinner guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Stagner of New Plymouth on Christ mas day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and family were Christmas day dinner guests at the D A. Rogers home. W 8. Adams spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Powers In Parma. Mr. and Mrs M A. Hansen and family will move Into the house now occupied by Mrs Dick Sdott and children The Scott family will move Into the Gibaon house where Han sen’s were formerly living. VOWS USED PARTS At a meeting held last Tuesday evening at the C. W. Reberger home D. R. Degross was elected as presi dent of the Nyssa Townsend club for the coming year. Other officers elected are: vice president. Mr. Reberger; treasurer. Mrs. C. Klln- kenberg; secretary, Mrs. A. V. Pruyn. The latter two were reelect ed. The club reports that 330 signers have been secured to their petition and sent to headquarters. They ex- pet to get a good many more. Plans were made for an old time chili feed to be held on the evening of Jauary 12th In the basement of the Community Church with every one invited. Berkley Baker who recently came to Oregon Is building a new house close to the Nelly home. IRONSIDE NEWS The Christmas entertalment given by the children of the Ironside and Grouse Creek schools was exceeding ly good and enjoyed by every cme present. The teachers. Miss Mary Weir and Mrs. Floyd Howard de- ;erve much credit. The Xmas tree was beautiful and much to the de light of all youngsters old Santa was there and every olhld was pre sented with a generous bag of candy and nuts and an orange. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lofton and Miss Verla Prescott of Vale spent Xmas at Monument with their mother. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Cammann spent Xmas with relatives at West- fall. Miss Mary Weir left on Thursday to spend the holidays at her home In Big Bend. Miss Hazel Rose of Vale Is a holi day guests of her cousin Miss Ina Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van Cleave and children spent Xmas at the Paul Engle home at Hereford. Mesdames Elmer Molthan and Fred Laurance served a sumptuous ROCKVILLE NEWS Mrs Maud Greeley and Mrs. Verla Green made a trip to Caldwell Tues day. The Lee Strode family were called to Nampa last Tuesday by the death of Mr. Strode's nephew, Ernest Strode, who was drowned while working on a dredge. Norman McKenzie is making a new road to hls ranch from the Rockville postoffice. Clarence Mullinlx Is very much Improved and has recently left the hospital A bridge crew has been very busy the past week repairing a bridge on Spring Creek at the school house. A gravel crew of five trucks and a shovel are graveling the road on Cow Creek. Norman McKenzie Is feeding his rattle at the Bill Leake ranch on Succor creek this winter. H. O. Miller, resident malntaln- ance engineer was In this vicinity on business Wednesday. Rockville was visited by a rain and snow storm Wednesday. Several of the Rockville folks at tended the Christmas program given by the school children on Cow Creek Friday night at the grange hall. Andrew Cunningham Is feeding hls cattle at the home ranch on Spring creek and Cotton creek. Angus Mclvers was In Rockville Monday on business. He Is feeding his sheep near Caldwell. A large crowd attended the dance and program at the Mullinlx home Saturday. Janet and Stewart McKenzie ar rived home for the holidays Satur day. Miss Wilson left for her home Wednesday. She will spend the holi day vacation with her sister. The BUI Leaks are moving out to a ranch In the Bend. Johnnie Hin ton wUl move Into their house on Succor Creek. Olen Nichols and George Greeley returned home from south Mahog any mountain Thursday morning. They stayed at Buck Strads ranch Wednesday night and came on over Thursday bringing two head of horses home Kenneth Qreen and the NlchoB boys made a trip'to Jordan Valley Thursday evening Raymond and Fred Shrum of Nyssa spent Christmas with their sister Mrs Otis Nichols They re turned to Nyssa Saturday Miss Mary Ellen Oreeley Is spend ing the holiday vacation at the home ->f her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greeley. Kenneth Green returned to hls work on Jordan Creek Monday. He Intended driving hls car as far as the Knight ranch and from there on will make the trip by sled. He re ports about two foot of snow there. John Beltzor returned to hls home Wednesday from the horse camp where he has been gathering wild horses with a number of other men. He reports about 90 head of horses gathered while there. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green and baby made a trip to Meridian Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Masonholder spent the holidays with relatives In Caldwell. MARKET FINDER Try our Market Finder to dis pose of surplus goods, rest a house,, find lost articles, to buy or seU produce and many other uses. Rates onr cent a word per Inser tion. Minimum 15c. FOR SALE—31 acres, 18 in crop, 8 more could be put In. Four room house, other outbuildings. Reason- «ble terms. Three miles south and 1H miles west of Nyssa. Ray Fudge. "12-31-« p FOR HALF—Team of colts, coming 4 yean, weight about 950 each. Conrad Martin. 1 mile east of King- man Kolony School Dec3 tfc. FOR SALE—Oravel for ail purposes, At Sam Playford gravel pit, one mile north Nyssa. 12-10 ftp. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1935 Ford V8. In A1 condition. Will trade for cheaper car and difference or for milk cows. E. L. Lunger, 4 VS, miles west of Nyssa Funeral Home. D212tp FOR SALE—Hay and good cream separator. Lyman DeGrofft, half mile south beet dump. 12-24-tf. MISCELLANEOUS KALSOMINING and water proof ing basements a specialty. All work guaranteed. also scissors, saws and tools of all kinds sharp ened. Andrew McGinnis, tfc. HAY CHOPPING—Let us chop your hay with a 40 Inch Smalley chop per and re-grtnder, 24- Ft., Elevator and Diesel tractor. Reasonable prices, satisfaction guaranteed. Se bum and Wareham, Phone 78F21 Nyssa. 11-26-tf. NOTICE—I want to do your plow work; nothing but first class work or your money refunded. One trial will convince you. Second to none when It comes to plow work and general blacksmlthing O. E. Snod grass, Larsen and Towne shop. 8- Bltfc. WE WANT to Interview reliable men mechanically Inclined to start Im mediate training In this vinlclty to Install, service and operate DIESEL ENGINES. Tools furnished. Writ: today, Box 85, this paper. Schoeck Diesel Training Division. 12-17-4tc. WANTED—Your welding Jobs. No Job too tough. Pruyn Garage, tf WANTED—Hides, pelts, furs and wool. Buy for cash. Chas. E HAULING—All kinds, Oregon and Childers at Swarm and Sons. 12-415p Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow. LOST—You lose money when you Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf. throw broken parts away. Let us weld them. Pruyn Garage, tf. FOR RENT FOR RENT — One, three-room apartment. Swan Apartments. 12- 31-tfc. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Four piece bedroom suite. Maytag washer and other miscellaneous articles. Call at United Laundry, ltp. « I U U N F A M IL Y •A S f o o t . 70% (rain neutral »putts. Supervised by The W tiken Fermi,. Jus. y Finch a Co., Inc., S cheoler. Ps. Want To Trade . . . We not only sell all kinds of second hand goods, but we’ll trade— for hay, machinery, live stock, eggs, chickens or anything useable. Come in and let’s talk trade. We have a big stock of second hand goods— come in and see us for your needs. B.&O. Second Hand Store Located near the Postoffice Mr. Business Man . . . Inventory Time Is “Printing Time” J ' Check This List For Your Printing Needs Letterheads Order Blanks Envelopes Shipping Tags Statements Business Cards Billheads Filing Cards Shipping Labels Circulars Booklets Bank Checks Tickets Window Cards Post Cards Posters Handbills Circular Letters T this time, when you review the old and _ get set for the new, give a thought to your Printing Needs . . . Perhaps your supply of state ments, bill heads, stationery, checks or order forms is running low. Whatever you need in the printing line for 1937, let us serve you ! We will be more than happy to design and submit for your approval a new letterhead, blotter, office form or whatever you need that new type, and a new design, might improve. There’s no obliga tion or charge for this layout service. But don’t wait until you need a “rush job’’; check your printing needs NOW and start the New Year with a fresh supply of modem printed forms! Various Office Forms The G ate City Journal IE’s O u r Business To Holp Y o u r Bufinosi" -
