GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS,, JANUARY 19,1933
OWYHEE DAM SOCIAL NOTES BIG CROWD ATTENDS
.day. Exemptions were very few.
| Ethel Graham and Hazel Sullivan
Soc ally, January has been a busy
Nyssa
High
Periscope
BIG BEND GRANGE;
have been absent on account of Illness
month at Owyhee dam with bridge pro­
—News of Nyssa School—•
BRIDE IS HONORED
T o Card Parties
Elsie Munsterman has been checking
viding the most popular diversion. The
book reports and making records on In-
opening event was a surprise party
PERSONALS
idlvldual cards for Miss Fishbum. Re-
given by friends of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Big Bend—A very large crowd attend­
Given By Eagles
Miss Clarice Johnson was unable to ports were due Tuesday,
ed
Big
Bend
grange
Tuesday
evening,
Johannesen.
complimenting
them
on
EDITORIAL
STAFF
JOINT LEGION PARTY
their 18th wedding anniversary. Last {guests from Parma. Arena Valley and
teach Thursday on account of a severe j Students having overtime books will
Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boulevard being present. L. King was Editor .............................S U E _______
KEIZER co*5'
not be allowed to check out others un-
Another
cf
the
pleasant
ioint
meet­
FOR BUILDING FUND
Dirley gave a turkey dinner with | initiated. Mrs. Joe King, worthy lecturer Assistant Editor .. CARLOTTA IRWTN j Semester tests were finished Wednes- til fines are paid.
ings
for
members
of
the
Nyssa
lei'cn
N)Wtt Aerie of the Eagles lodge held
bridge following for Mr. and Mrs. Rus- opened her program with singing led by Society Editor ............EVALYN EARP !
the first of a series of six card parties Post and the Auxiliary was held on >1 V'n»nnbaler. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. M. Wm. Stradley. R. G. Larsen, county Sport« Editor DWIGHT JOHNSTON
las' Thursday night, with about eight Monday evening at the Eagles hail with Peck and tlie Johannesens. Wednesday agent, outlined work planned for the Reporters, Ethel Graham and Dorothy {
ta*-'» of hr ;<w in play and see ial a large crowd In attendance. Mrs. Vic­ Mrs. Earl Harman entertained at an iccmmlng year.
Boden; Senior class reporter, Charlena j
tables of pinochle. Mrs. Frank D. Hall toria Schwe!zer explained several pro­ afternoon dessert bridge Last Thursday C. R. White, master of Parma grange Crawford; Junior reporter, Minnie Wil-1
anu Jake F.sher won high scores at posed changes in educational legislation night an ice skating party was enjoyed and Frank Dickerson, master of Arena son; Sophomore reporter Lila Hite; j
bridge. Mrs. Frank Phillips and Charles which are expected to be passed upon by virtually all families who now reside Valley grange spoke of work being done Freshman reporter, Vera McConnell.{
Gardner at pinochle. Lunch was served by the Oregon legislature now in ses­ at Owyhee Dam.
in their orders. R. S, Grant and Mrs. C. Special assignments may be made.
after five tables of cards and then the sion. She gave an Interesting report on
E. Peck gave readings after which Mrs.
the
school
unit
plan.
Refreshments
EXAMS
new Eagles orchestra played for danc­
COMPLIMENTING VISITORS
King called for six volunteers to carry Exams! The one
were
served
by
Mrs.
Donald
M.
Graham
word which Is per-
ing. The orchestra includes Mr. and
out
a
stunt
she
had
prepared.
Six
bot­
In
honor
of
her
aunts
Mrs.
H.
A.
Mrs. Hugh Glasgow, Elmer Stradley. and Mrs. A. V. Cook. Plans were made Monday of North Powder and Mrs. B. tles of milk with new nipples were j haps the most dreadful. It causes loss of
Archie Howell, Kermit Lienkaemper. for a benefit dance at Big Bend hall H. Hoover of Portland, Mrs. Dewey Ray j handed to them, Joe King winning first sleep for the majority of the students
Claud Smith and Tom Burton. C. J. sometime next month with Mrs Cook. invited guests for a dessert bridge of prize and R. S. Grant second for fin­ and to little avail for when you read the
Is another name for Battery Neglect, Radiator
Keizer was chairman of the committee Mrs. Harry Russell and Mrs. Eddie f„ ur tables on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. ishing their bottles first. C. R. Roberts questions you realize you must have
Neglect or Engine Trouble in Winter.
and announced that the second party Powell in charge for the Auxiliary.
Marie King won first prize, Mrs. H. won a booby prize. Lunch was served at been too sleepy to really comprehend
Just what the teacher decided you must
Snyder of Burley. Ida., second and Mrs. the close.
E. D. Norcott, consolation. Mrs. Mark At the next regular meeting Darnum know. Exams were the big event at
Robertson, of Huntington, mother of and Dailey circus will be presented dur­ school during the past week. They’re
Prevent your car’s yielding to m e l a n c h o l y
Mrs. Ray, was also a guest. The Rob- ing Lecturer’s hour. All are Invited. over—and happy days are here again.
GLEE CLUB ELECTS
; ertsons brought Mrs. Monday from
impulses by driving in now . . .
Huntington and she remained here un­ Walter Stradley underwent an oper­ Glee club girls met Wednesday and |
elected officers:: Pauline Brush, presi­
til
Wednesday,
visiting
Mrs.
Ray
and
ation
for
mastoid
Tuesday
in
Caldwell.
GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS
Harriet Sarazin secretary; and
numerous old * friends.
He has been In the hospital the past dent;
Claudena Crawford, librarian.
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week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
King
and
his
VELTEX GASOLINE—A Superior Product
SPORTS FOR GIRLS
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stradley
SUNSHINE CLUB ELECTS
—Quick Starting—Powerful.
Mrs. John Forbes and Mrs. Tom spent Tuesday with him. Mrs. Walter A committee of four girls has been
appointed to superintendent the various
Johnson were hostesses for the Rebekah Stradley is remaining in Caldwell.
which the girls elect to take up.
VELTEX MOTOR OILS—Paraffine Base
Sunshine club last Friday. At the busi­ Mrs. Lester French, formerly Frances sports
basket ball taking their eye and “stif­
ness meeting, the following officers Peck, was honored with a miscellan­ fening
—A Leader Among High Grade Oils.
Phone 43
Nyssa
joints" at the present time.
were re-elected: Myra Clendening, eous shower by Roswell friends at the Evalyn their
C. B. SHORT, Agent
Phone 79, Nyssa
Earp,
Claudena
Crawford,
Har­
president: Mrs. Will Beam, vice presi­ home of Mrs. L. Wheatley Tuesday and riet Sarazin and Vera McConnell are on
dent: Mrs. Robt. Martin, secretary- by Bend friends at the Phelan home the committee.
treasurer. A three course luncheon was Wednesday with Mrs. N. S. Phelan and
BOYS’ TOURNAMENT NEAR
Mrs. Grover Lee hostesses.
served at four o'clock.
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have been training stead­
Ernest Mausllng was a business visit­ ily Basketeers
for the Snake river valley tourna­
W. C. T. U. PLANS PLAY
or in Vale Wednesday.
at the Ontario gym this week
At the regular meeting of the W. C. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer have ment
end. At an assembly Thursday, Supt.
T. U. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. moved into the tenant house on the E. Hollenberg
announced that admission
A. Austin, plans were made for the Tate ranch.
presentation of the play, "Ten Nights Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newbill were with athletic tickets is 25 cents, without
hi a Bar Room,” by young people of guests of friends in Owyhee Sunday. them 35 cents. We’re hoping our boys
the organization. The project will be Mr. and Mrs. Vern Eachus of Cedar make a good showing.
part of the temperance instruction work City, Utah, recent guests of his parents
and the Atwater-Kent Set
among young people. Dr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. L. Eachus, returned home
“None Better”
WANT ADS
Long were elected directors. Mrs. Dave last Tuesday.
Mrs.
Charles
Powell
and
children
of
Hawkins
presided.
May be purchased at new low prices at Powell
sheep-lined coat be­
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Austin were week end guests in the LOST—Moleskin
tween Wm. McEwen and Lem Wilson
Service Station. New tubes may help you get the
GIRL SCOUTS MEET
Thos. Welsh home.
most out of your radio during the long winter
Younger girl scouts planned the pro­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach were ranches. Return to Journal office.
gram for a regular meeting at the Par­ dinner guests in the Wm. Healy home
evenings at home.
ish hall last Wednesday night under the in Boise Saturday.
LOST—A brown, orange and tan scarf
direction of Miss Betty Tensen. Isobel Mr and Mrs. Thos. Welsh, Mrs. Char­ off my new dress, between the Owy­
Tires, Tubes, All Accessories
Sarazin gave a reading, Josephine les Powell and children spent Saturday hee school and my home at Mitchell
FRIDAY JANUARY 20th
Brush, a reading; Eleanor Pashley, a visiting Caldwell friends.
“We Appreciate Your Trade”
Butte, last Sunday morning. Finder
song; Marzene Hollenberg, a piano sel­ Thos. Welsh and J. N. Gibson who are please leave at The Journal office. Phy­
ection; Nellie Jean Schweizer a tap serving on the jury at Vale returned llis Rust.
dance; and Kathryn Gilmore, a 3-part home Friday, court having been dis- l
Is last receiving day for our January pool, so get
FOR SALE—Good, laying Rhode Island
play. Ping pong and other games closed missed till Tuesday.
the evening. The entire troop enjoyed E. L. Tate has reason to believe Frl- j Red pullets 50c each. MRS. CHAS
your turkeys in.
day, the 13th Is a lucky day for him, for SPLAWN, mile west of K. S. and D.
the event. • • • • •
i he received an appointment in Civil ranch. Jan. 5-20.
TUESDAY EVENING BRIDGE Service and left for Boise Saturday to
Tuesday evening bridge club met with ¡take up his work at the Veterans' hos- WILL TRADE Restaurant and filling
We pay the market advancement and if the birds
Mrs. Ethel Crawford this week, all , pital in Boise.
station (clear title to property with
Open Day and Night
members attending. Prize winners were A number of Bend residents are vic­ land leased) for acreage for poultry
Mrs. Bernard Frost and Mrs. Howard J tims of the flu. Paula, little daughter of farm here; Pontiac coach for good
bring more, the grower will receive a dividend.
OREGON
NYSSA
Larsen. A dainty lunch was served at Mr. and Mrs. Chat Purdy, has been ill. coupe. C. H. Shirk, Box 73, Ontario, Or.
1 the close.
CORN SHELLING 4c per hundred. B.
ASSAULT CHARGE
D. Fowler, Rt. 1, Nyssa. Jan 26 Pd.
BRINGS OFFICERS I Bring
LIFE INSURANCE prob-
TO SHEA VILLE AREA | lems your
to J. R. Hunter, at City Hall,
Sheaville—Sheriff C. W. Glenn and Nyssa. Jan. 21tf.
District Attorney Hugh Biggs were re­ FOR SALE—German Roller and Hartz
cent visitors In the valley, discussing the Mountain singer and Ifemale canary
case of State vs. Jas. Mclvor with wit­ birds. Mrs. H. C. Garman, Nyssa. PJ19
nesses. Mrs. Daniel Haylett, Jr., is the
complaining witness and charges Mc­ FOR SALE—Several Rhode Island Red
Ted Newell- Manager
lvor with assault with intent to kill and | cockrels for breeding stock. John A.
also with the burning of her home. A Forbes, Rt. 1, Ontario. J. 21*
new petition asking justice in the case
See U« For Poultry Feeds
Is being circulated in this community. FOR SALE—Feed wheat 75c per hund-
Ray Morden has been ill of flu.
red; Baby Lima and navy bean 4
PHONE 26
NYSSA, OREGON
The Arte Cobiskeys have moved to ! cents
per pound; 15 acres of bean chaff;
Marsing.
alfalfa hay; more hay
Mrs. A. W. Masonholder and sons 150 tons of A. good
D. Moses 11-2 miles east
Henry and Lester have been 111 of flu. available.
Pr. Mar-
Mrs. Alfred Ditton aided in taking care of the Owyhee Bridge.
of them.
Miss Lillian Chadwick of Ontario is
teaching at Sheaville now that Mrs.
Kathryn Claypool has taken over her
new duties at Vale.
Janet Ditton is feeling much better
after a severe attack of pneumonia;
The road has been kept open by the
state grader.
Miss Eleanor Fifer, teacher at Cow
Creek, was a recent visitor with rela­
tives at Middleton.
LEARN ARTISTIC VIOLIN PLAYING
in Wilson Violin School. Chas. L.
Wilson, Phone Howard J. Larsen resi­
dence In Nyssa for appointment. Deci*
NEARLY NEW PHILCO RAiriO for
sale cheap at Nordale Furniture Co.
See
It today.
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FOR RENT—5-room modern brick res­
idence. F. D. Hall, Phone 12, Nyssa.
HELP WANTED
There is no secret about how to pay
MEN WANTED—for Raleigh routes of
800 consumers In and near cities of
bills promptly and keep your credit and
Nyssa, Vale, Ontario and county of
Malheur. Reliable hustler can start
self-respect. Make someone in your house
earning $25 weekly and increase every
month. Write immediately. Rawleigh
the one to pay bills—man or wife. Figure
Co., Dept. OR-23-S, Oakland, Calif.
Jan 5, 12, 19.
possible expenses the first of each month
P u b l i c Invi ted
M V-» i>. vrn this Thursday night.
Grand pr zes for the highest score sub­
mitted for the series will be given at
j the close. Proceeds are for the Eagles
building fund.
Auto Suicide!
V E L T tX
Larsen Motor Company
Radio Supplies
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TURKEYS
WANTED
Powell’s Service
Station
Nyssa Seed & Grain Co.
Yon Can Pay W hen Due
-IS Yon Keep a BUDGET
for the next 30 days against what the fam­
ily income will be. The person who pays
the bills should see that the expenses are
kept within that limit. Then when the
bills come in they can be paid cheerfully
and promptly. That’s the only way to
peace of mind, safety and success.
|
Shoes Thin?
Winter calls for good tight shoes.
Watch them closely and when
they begin to show hard wear,
bring them to us. It will prolong
their life and ease up on your
purse.
R. W. PARKINSON
Pay Your Bills Promptly
Nyssa, Oregon
WE DO HARNESS REPAIR