GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., NOVEMBER 9, 1983
Fischer Weds
Wilder Miss
In Idaho City
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COUPLE RETURN SUNDAY
Surprising friends here, the Boise
Statesman Sunday announced the mai -
riage of Jacob Gerrit Fischer of Nyssa
and Miss Nona Faye Maxwell of Wild­
er. Fischer is a well known farmer of
this community and on Sunday return­
ed with his bride. They were charlvar-
led that evening by a large crowd of
friends, a number of them from the
Eagles lodge of which Fischer is an
officer.
The couple is at home at the Fischer
farm near town.
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BRIDGE-LUNCHEONS
Two delightful social events of last
Visit
VALE
HOT SPRINGS
The House by the Side
of the Road
Sparkling Nourishing Beer,
Dance and Dine. The only
resort of its kind between
Portland and Denver.
Day and Night
No Minors. Service
i n n linn i ni 'i i in iT'tnfflmiiMittM«iiMMiiiiiit>
week end were bridge-luncheons given ! Holden Clement who live a few miles MISS BEAUMONT HOST IDAHO UTILITY PLAYS
erat.ng revenue.
Call
on Friday and Saturday by Mrs. Wes­ out of Nyssa on Snake river, was mar­
To manufacture and distribute tills
ley J. Browne and Mrs. Ray Emmott at ried to Miss Irene Durbin of Ontario
Lee Merl Beauty Shop
FOR KOLONY P-T-A
TAX GATHERER ROLE amount of electricity the company
the Emmott home. Guests were Invited last Saturday, Rev. Hovda olflcaling.
pent $2,110.501.65. Bookkeepers call
for five tables each day. Chrysanthe­ Harry Smit and Miss Melba Gorham of
! tills operating expense. The balance of
mums decorated the rooms. On Friday Frultland were attendants. Young
Boise—(Special,)—The extent
to ¡$1.563.522.44 is known as net opeiating
Kingman
Kolony—Miss
May
Beau­
for all kinds of beauty work, per­
Mrs. Leo Hollenberg won first prize, Clement is buying a ranch on which
mont, assisted by Mrs. Wm. Toombs which public utilities have become tax­ revenue.
manent waves, finger waves, sham­
Mrs. Jess Thompson, second; and Mrs. the couple will make their home.
On tilts volume of business the com­
and Mrs. H. R. Otis, entertained the gathering agencies is vivdly illlustrated
poos. hair dyes and faciabi.
Don Graham, low. Saturday favors fell
Kolony P.-T A. at a well attended in a recent study made on the basis of pany paid $630,771.26 in taxes to the
to Mrs. W. McLing, Mrs. Dean Smith
meeting last Friday. Mrs. C. C. Cotton 11932 reports of the various utilities to state of Idho and its subdisions. (In-
and Mrs A. V. Cook, low
Miss Adalee Jasmer
ENGLISH FRIENDS
presided at the business session during ' the public utilities commission.
eluding taxes paid the federal govem-
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which
Miss
Meda
Dearborn
was
ap­
To put it in a nutshell, the largest i ment, the total tax bill was $691,068.591
Operator
TUESDAY BRIDGE
SEE SEA SERPENT pointed to direct the Kolony’s end of Idaho
operator—on the basis of whose | on business within Idaho.
Tuesday bridge club met with Mrs.
the county thrift sale on November 25. reports this study was made—pay to
Dewey Ray this week with all members
Mrs. Bruce Hare, program chairman, the state 17.2 cents out oi every dollar
Clifford Lathen was enrolled Friday
attending. At the close of the evening,
English friends of Mrs. Margaret presented three little girls, Domra Ash­ • its customer pay Into it, or 29.89 cents
Mrs. Leo Hollenberg held high score, Pashley call a sea serpent observed off craft, Rose McGinnis and Emily Otis, for every dollar operating expense, or in tlie C. C. C. but as yet his parents
Mrs. Frank D. Hall, second. Dainty re­ the British coast, Cadborosaurus, or who gave book reviews. Mrs. Maurice j 40.34 cents out of every dollar of net ¡do not know where he will be stationed
Keeping Up . .
freshments were served.
"Caddy” for short. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. I Judd, Mrs. Victoria Schweizer and Mrs. ■ revenue. This is purely for state, count- for the winter.
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Bryden reported th at they saw the Hare read reports on school topis. Mrs. ty and other similar taxes and does not
Appearances
monster while fishing off Gonzales | m . M. Greeling, study chairman, will take into account the sixty-odd thous­
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
Last Monday, the Junior department Point near Trial island.
¡provide material for the
15-minute and dollars of federal taxes paid.
is keeping fit
"He was a dirty green color with a I talks on "Nutrition,” which will be
of the Methodist Sunday School had a
Or, figuring another way, every
serrated
bock
resembling
a
fan
as
he
Halloween party at the church. About
¡given a t each meeting The next meet­ kilowatt hour of electricity sold in the
45 children attended. Mrs. C. A. Abbott undulated in the water. He was spout­ ing will be devoted to a program in ! state carries slightly more than a half
and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper assisted ing water with a gushing sound. Wo 'connection with the sale oi health cent of taxes.
Geo. J. Kinzer
Mrs. Wesley Browne with games and have been fishing here for years and 'seals. Mrs. R. R. Overstreet is chair­
The company in 1932 had an operat-
have seen numerous seals and porpoises man for this end of the county.
lunch.
ig revenue of $3,673,757.09 from its Ida-
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but nothing th at resembled the ser­ John Moses, brother of Archie Moses, I ho properties; in other words, sold
Plumbing and Heating
pent-like monster.
ST. PAUL'S GUILD
was visiting in the Kolony this week. juice representing that sum to custom­
"He
compared
with
the
description
St. Paul' Guild met yesterday with
M. L. Judd and Mrs. R. R. Overstreet ers in the state of Idaho. This repre-
Mrs. A. V. Cook. Rev. Tennyson and of the sea serpent reported seen by F. were in Vale on business Friday.
| sented a total of 118,552,472 kilowatt
—Agent for—
W.
Kemp
in
1932,”
the
Brydens
said.
Rev. Stanley Moore were present to
A surprise party was given for Mrs. hours. This income is called gross op-
Much interest in sea serpents has Bruce Hare at her home Thursday in
discuss church plans.
Beauty experts at the
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been aroused since one of the unusual honor of her birthday.
creatures was reported near Seattle. A number of the Kolony farmers are
Owyhee
shop know how
MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB
McCOY FURNACE
Mrs. Eddie Powell entertained Mon­ They seems to be very rare, so rare in hauling their winter’s supply of sage
to
bring
fresh loveliness
day bridge club and a few extra guests fact that some people insist that sea brush.
to
your
hair. W e are
at a dellgthful party Monday evening. serpents are halllcinations.
STOKERS
A business meeting of the Girl Scouts
glad to serve you any­
Dessert tables were decorated with
was held at the home of Lois Enos
autumn leaves. Mrs. Ted Newell won
Tuesday evening.
time.
NEWS OF OWYHEE
first prize, Mrs. Ed. Wilson, consola­
Kenneth Williamrl( who has been
tion. Guests included Mrs. Earl Har­
— Demand and Get
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Saves Fuel
employed at Twin Falls, has returned
Owyhee—Mr. and Mrs. Doc Pullen home.
man, Mrs. Malcolm Crawford, Mrs.
Francis Burger, Mrs. C. L. McCoy, Mrs. returned from Utah Saturday, accom­
Provides Automatic
Leo Hollenberg and Mrs. Agnes Wilson. panied by Mrs. Ovelton, mother of
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Mrs. Pullen, who will spend the winter OREGON TRAIL
Heat
here.
FOR MRS. DOOLITTLE
TRIMS KOLONY FIVE
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fetter left Mon­
.Complimenting Mrs. Barr Doolittle,
Mrs. George Stacey entertained a large day on a trip to California. Clarence
Phone 134J2 Parma
number of guests at a shower yesterday Pullen accompanied them.
Oregon Trail—Oregon Trail basket
Oregon
Nyssa
Miss Lila Hite and Orville Me Ewe n ball team won its seventh straight
afternoon. A social time was enjoyed
while guests made blocks for a Sun- took advantage of good weather Sun­ game by defeating Kingman Kolony
bonnet quilt lor the honoree. Then her day and motorcycled to Harper.
Friday 32 to 14. Gilbert Holmes, reg­
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Hite made a trip ular guard, was replaced by Billie
gifts were brought in and admired by
ECAUSE of a unique process
all present. A plate luncheon was serv­ to Nampa Saturday.
Wilson. V/ilson Keck was high point |
in manufacture, Genuine Bayer
Boys took the most prizes at the re­ man with 16 counters
ed at the close.
Aspirin Tablets are made to dis­
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cent Halloween party. Francis Douglas Miss Edna Flanagan, health nurse,
dissolve— INSTANT­
won first prize on his flapper costume, recently inspected the Oregon Trail integrate—or
FOR MRS. HOLMES’
Every Day Is . . . .
LY you take them. Thus they start
Honoring Mrs. Rolland Holmes, re­ 1 Anna Louise Schweizer on her hobo school. She commented upon the school
to work instantly. Start “taking
cent bride, Mrs. George McKee. Mrs. J. get-up. Other prizes went to Norman yard. She also praised the school upon hold” of even a severe headache,
B. Smith and Mrs. Franklin Fry gave ! Douglas, Russell Patton and Buddy being clean and orderly.
neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatic paia
a shower last Thursday at the Glen Schweizer, pirates, and to Clayton P at­ Jack McKee was editor of the Nov­ a few minutes after taking.
And they provide SA F E relief—
Holmes residence. Inviting many ladies ton. Miss Alta Bradley and Mrs. Carl ember issue of the Trail. A new staff
for Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN does
of the Oregon Trail community. Mrs. Jungquist had charge of games.
will be appointed for December.
not harm the heart. So if you want
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schweizer enter-
Dick Holmes and Miss Lillian Austin
Pupils who made the spelling honor QUICK and SAFE relief see that
attended from town. The bride received j tained the Jungquists at dinner Sun­ roll were: Georgia Gavert, Harold Wil­ you get the real Bayer article. Look
many nice gifts and a luncheon was day while Max and Houston Dunaway son, Junior Holmes, Vivian Gray, Floyd lor the Bayer cross on every tablet
were guests at the Bigelow home.
served at the close.
Holady, Dewey Thomason. Ueta Frank­ as shown above and for the words
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Albert Rust, who has been ill the past lin, Audrey Gray, Elsie Keck, Raymond GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN oa
at the
every bottle or package you buy.
month, is little improved.
CLEMENT-BURBIN
Morfltt, Bill Wilson Jack McKee, Bar- [
_________Member N. R. A.
Eugene P ratt of Ironside has come to clay Wilson, Floyd Wicklander.
Buel Clement, son of Mr. and Mrs.
live on the ranch owned by his mother
GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN
1 Mrs. Anna D. S. P ratt near Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McNall were in
DOES NOT HARM THE HEART
Butte.
Boise yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Conahey have moved
to the Dunaway ranch recently vacated
NYSSA, OREGON
by Oscar Pinkston. The ranch is being
run by Houston and Max Dunaway.
Owyhee Community Club will meet
with Mesdames Ida Walters and Adah
We are well equipped to do your Laundry nice­
Schweizer at the Walters home Thurs­
day, November 16.
ly and cheaply, whether you wish it all finished,
George Huffman, Kenneth McDon­
ald and Fred Pullen are poisoning
rough dry or float'ironed.
gophers for the county.
The Oscar Pinkston family enter­
Howdy Folk: Armistice Day. What
Our Low Prices Will Please
tained Mr. Pinkstons daughters Mrs.
memories that brings back. Well in
Marks
and
Mrs.
Neil
and
their
families
the last fifteen years we have had
Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop.
from Homedale Friday.
our minds changed about most
Phone 83F2
everything except second lieuten­
OREGON GETS TRANSIENT CAMPS
ants.
I
Double-Quick |
Relief
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Owyhee Beauty
Shop
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S3
GENUINE BAYER
ASPIRIN
B
Here’s the NEW
C oleman
F a su -n n a e
AU T O M ATI C
ELECTRIC IRON
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Light Weight, 3/4 Lbs.
Full Size, IOOO Watts
N o bearing down, no heavy
pushing and pulling. T he
extra heat does the work of
extra weight. All you have
to do is to guide the new
Coleman Easy-Glide and it
gives you beautiful work,
quickly done. Heat auto­
matic and adjustable.
Saves up to 40% on cur­
rent cost.
STURDY, ACCURATE, l ONG-
LASTING THERMOSTAT
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DEPENDABLE, LONG-LIFE
HEATING ELEMENT
Graceful In design. Fin­
ished in super chromium
plate.
isnsaxi
WASH DAY
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And Public opinion is more
and more favorably fixed on
Shell products.
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SEE THEM AT—
BALDRIDGE
IMPLEMENT CO.
In observance of Armistice Day
Nyssa married couples are request­
ed to stop fighting for one minute
starting at eleven o'clock.
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Nyssa
Oregon
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Oregon has been alloted $10,000 for
winter transient camp» at Portland
and Klamath Falls. At these centers all
transients will be welcomed. They will
be staffed by trained social workers to
aid the individuals in working out their
personal problems as well as to provide
them with food, shelter and clothing.
Idaho will have one camp at Pocatello.
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“It may be a serious thing for a
girl to get married," says Lotta
Gas, “but in these days of un­
employment, it is a darn sight more
serious not to."
EDER HARDWARE
COMPANY
THE UNITED LAUNDRY
FREE AIR
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WANT ADS
Fitting our service into your needs
is our constant study. To that end
we Invite suggestions from you.
QUILTS WILL BE MADE by the ladies
aid for church benefit. We will be
glad to make your quilts, or do the
¡quilting. Quilts for sale at Nyssa Realty
Company.
NORCOTT SERVICE
FOR RENT—Apartment or large mod­
em home, furnished or unfurnished.
Mrs. H. R. Quinby, City.
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Capitalized
Have your Hat, Suit, Dress, C o at. . .
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MAN—Will be In Nyssa
/ j Nyssa
Oregon MATTRESS
Saturday, mattresses rebuilt, made
I like new, for about half the cost of a
one. He will call at your home, or
¿ni mi 111111 inumili in h wNNMMnmumMNi iiiiiiiiinn n mili 11 timt min iiiiíimiiimmí new
you may phone 19 for appointment. A.
Liberty Theatre
2 I F Smyth, agent Economy Mattress
Company, Boise.
Nov. 16. Pd.
SLEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—at
reasonable rates. Inquire Nyssa Shoe
Shop.
: FOR SALE—Last year’s com 1 cent
: per pound, John Kakebeeke, Nyssa.
j I Nov. 16Pd.
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Friday-Saturday, November 10, 11
“TRICK FOR TRICK”
; CIDER FOR SALE, made from clean
apples, gallon 25 cents. C. W. RE-
: BERBER, Nyssa.
With Ralph Morgan, Victor Jory, Sally Blane
: WANTED—Ranch to rent, 50 or 100
acres. Write Gate City Journal, Nys-
I sa.
Sunday-Monday, November 12, 13
“KING OF THE JUNGLE”
With The Lion Man (Buster Crabbe) and
Frances Dee
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Nov. 14, 15, 16
Ann Harding and William Powell in
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“DOUBLE HARNESS”
With Henry Stephenson and Lilian Bond
Not Just Cleaned
AMERICAN
RED CROSS
r p ilE 1933 poster of the American Red
4 Cross, distributed nationwide. Is an
NETTED GEM POTATOES for sale appeal for an enlarged membership.
| Place your order now. Jake Fisher, 1 Resources were never more vitally
! mile west of town.
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needed than in this fourth year of eco­
nomic distress.
| FOR SALE—Apple oidor 25c per gallon, j Memberships, which cost one dollar
Winesap apples 25c per bushel you or more, are used to support the unem­
furnish the container. H. R. Sherwood, ployment relief work of chapters and
¡Nyssa.
national organization; nationwide dis­
WANTED TO B U Y—Feeder pigs. aster relief work; health work in hun­
dreds of communities, with special ref­
FRED KLINOBACK, Nyssa.
erence to preserving the health of
WANTED A MAN WITH CAR to sell mothers and children; safety work
McConnon’s products.
See J. R. tliressb teaching first aid and life sar­
in«' welfare work through elx million
Hunter.
eehaeS children who are member! of
FOR SALE—Netted Gem potatoes 75 the l*oJor Ked Croee; and one of the
cents: Be by Lima and navy beans 4 mww haportaal taske ever to face the
cents pound. A. D. Moses, Nyssa 14 Rad O eee heesie# ue the eeorale ef
mite east of Owyhee bridge. Nor. 16Pri
veterans of our wars, and handling
their problems of compensation pay­
ments, arising from changes In govern­
mental regulations.
One hundred twenty disasters en­
gaged the financial and personnel
forcos of the Red Cross during the past
year. More than a million dollars was
spent In relief of families who lost
their all In hurricanes, storms, fires,
earthquake and other frightful calami­
ties.
President Roosevelt has said: "I can
be counted on to foster and aid In e e r y
way In my power the great work year
organization (The Red Cross) M a t
carry on.”
Can any citizen of the nation tail to
do llkewlee?
Join aa e member of rear a w l chap­
ter daring the rob ealL
There is a difference— a try will convince you.
Let the Capital Cleaners do your cleaning, mai
orders promptly filled.
For your convenience we have established a
local agency, at Wilson Brothers Drygoods.
Leave your clothing there.
Our Representative In
Nyssa, Vale and Parma Every Week
Capital Cleaners
BOISE
IDAHO