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G A TE C IT Y JO U R N AL, T H U R S D A Y , JUNE 28,1934
Miss Posey Is
Bride At Pretty
June Wedding
JOHNSON-POSEY
A romance which began in the Cald­
well high school was culminated In the
marriage of Miss Grace Posey and J.
W e'ter Johnson which took place Sat­
urday night at 8:30 o’clock at the Delta
Ensi’on
sorority
house In Caldwell
with Rev. James Millar officiating.
The v o u n w daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Posey of Nyssa. the bride
was eiven in marrie.es by her father.
Miss Rutheda Johnson, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor and R. 8.
Clore best man. The bride was lovely
in a dress of white Benberg silk, floor
length with four rows c f ruffles on the
skirt and cape effected ruffled sleeves.
She carried pink roses. Miss Johnson
wore pastel green silk organdie, trim ­
med with yellow, and carried yellow
roses.
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Harry Jensen played “ I Love You
Truly” on the violin and Miss Reby
Reullng played Mendlessohn’s Wedding
March. The vows were taken as the
couple stood before the fireplace which
was banked with roses and with tall
candelebra standing from the floor at
elthre side. Only Intimate friends and
relatives attended the ceremony. A re­
ception followed.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
graduates of Caldwell high school The
bride Is a graduate of the College of
Idaho and a member of Delta Epsilon
sorority. The groom Is a member of
Delta Kappa Phy. He is a native son
of Caldwell where the young couple
will reside. For their wedding trip they
motored to Bend where they are guests
of Mr. Johnson's brother.
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B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y
Glenn Ayers had a big birthday party
on Monday which celebrated his fifth
birthday. Games, lunch and gifts were
all enjoyed, the lunch most of all. Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Pennington and children
came from Star for the event, Mrs.
Thorwald Jensen and son from On­
tario.
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En route to Los Angeles to to visit
relatives, Thos. 8. Crosswhite of Mitch­
ell was a guest of his sister Mrs. Doug­
las McDonald Tuesday. With him was
Dwight Wilson of
Apple Valley, his
nephew who will accompany him to
California.
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W ith Joel McCrea, Sallie Blane, and
Berton Churchill
Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, July 3-4-5
Fredric March in
“DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY’
resa
M USICIANS— W e carry the best o f strings and
reeds for musical instruments.
Filer Jewelry Store
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special prizes offered by the business men it is
well worth while to start now to raise prize win­
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specialty.
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THIS M U .M D I « N 0 M I U T Y
E N D ECONOM Y
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THIS M IE N S I N 0 U S E N C I
Weather conditions for the past few weeks in
other sections of our country indicate sharp re­
ductions in many commodities. Here in this ir­
rigated section the prospects are for a normal
crop. This should result incomparable earnings,
which you on your ranch may increase and fur-
nish a demonstration o f your ability as a farmer,
the » productivity o f your ranch, and the capacity
o f this region to produce high quality products,
by entering exhibits at the Malheur County Fair
in Ontario August 28-29-30.
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The Fair H An Educational Effort
Worthy of Our Support
LET US ALL DO OUR PART
A g e : Up to 12 Years
Make Appointment
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Ontario National Bank
Crawford Moore, President
Ontario
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Litten to the Folce o f FlroeUme
Monday Nl¿ht over N. B. C.— WEAF Hi
Joe F. Dyer, Cashier
Oregon
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Announcing
12 MONTHS
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AGAINST
ALL ROAD
HAZARDS
Rings, Watches, Jewelry for the nicest of Gifts
NYSSA
July 1-2
SINNER”
Sunday-Monday,
GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE
Farmers - - Attention!
I getcha professor.
Regular $3.50 Oil
Permanent Not Harmful
to Hair
ONLY $2.50
Friday and Saturday
Only
With Ruth Hal! and Harold Goodwin
WORLD RECORDS FOR
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Children’s
Permanents
Friday-Saiurday, June 29-30
Ken Maynard in
“STRAWBERRY ROAN”
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Nyssa
ertyTheatre
Shop
Says L O T T A GASS, "Things might
be better If adults didn't act so
childish and children didn't act so
like grown ups.
It used to be that one half of the
world didn’t know how the other
half lived. Now it isn't so sure it
gets by Itself.
And times are so tough that
women are
hitch-hiking
to
Reno.
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Owyhee Beauty
Barbara and Martha Browne are
spending the week with their grand­
mother In Weiser.
Howdy Folks— Imagine being dis­
turbed by the door bell and find­
ing that it is a friend calling in­
stead of a Fuller brush salesman.
bo made about July 1, the state corpor-! lion dollars, operated in eight wc3tem
r.tion department here
announced: states. Oregon s t o t a l
of
SPi '
Thursday, following authority for sue!, amounted to abort 710 thousr.
en­
action by the Multnomah circuit court !lais. The company went into the nanas
Wednesday.
(o f the Utah state banking department
The company, capitalized et 15 mil- several months ego.
GRANGE SPONSORS
NEW SCHOOL LAW
FO R BEND V IS ITO R
Complimenting Mrs. Garce Reberger
who is here from Bend, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Warren gave a pinochle party of
two tables on Saturday night. Lunch
was served at the close of the evening.
Sheriff C. W. Glenn was here on
Mrs. Reberger Is a guest In the home
o f her parents Mr. and Mrs. Phln W ar­ business yesterday.
ren.
Ray Emmott and Dick Tensen pur­
chased 32 head o f fat beeves from
Oliver Sandy of Bonita Monday. They
will be shipped today.
FREE AIR
WESTERN LOAN
OREGON TO
CARLOS LOFTON HURT
AT IRONSIDE RANCH
W ILLIA M 8-R O O D
DAD POWELL
ASSETS
A marriage license was Issued to Miss
TR A N SFE R
Orah Belle Rood, who lives near On­
Dead? Yes, Dust thou art to dust re-
tario, and Floyd N. Williams of Vale In
Salem, Ore.— Transfer of full man­
tum eth! T h e eye is closed, the voice
Boise Saturday. The bride taught in
silent, the form still, the battery dead, agement and authority of the Western
Vale last year and was a frequent guest
Ironside— Carlos Lofton got a piece the current off. No more smiles and Loan and Building company oi Sr.lt
of Miss Jeanette Martin of Nyssa who
Dad at the Lake to the shareholders is expected to
also taught In the Vale schools. The of steel In his eye and was taken to pleasant greetings from
bride is the younger sister of Mrs. Joe Ontario for treatment. He is recover­ corner station. Brain, blood, bone, body,
ing.
all back to dust.
Terteling o f Boise.
Lawrence Lamberson and son R ay­
Gray, soliloquizing in the country
mond of Westfall were here Thursday churchyard, says:
from their sheep camp on the M al­ For them no more the blazing hearth
heur.
shall burn,
Mrs. A. R. Van Buren spent the past Nor busy housewife ply her evening
week at Fruitland with her daughter
care.
Mrs. Joe Llngle.
Nor children run to lisp their sire’s re­
The state grange Is sponsoring a
Mrs. Gordon Dickson entertained
turn,
county school equalization measure
the ladies club last week, assisted by Nor climb his knee the envied kiss to
which will be presented to the next leg­
her daughter Katherine.
share.
islature for Its consideration. The
Ed Rose from his mine near Mormon
Many were the flowers and friends at
mrasure Is the Grange’s substitute for
Basin and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rose the funeral. Many firends took a last
the county unit which has been In e f­
o f Vale were at the Elmer Rose home­ look at your face but they saw only
fect In Oregon since 1921 and to which stead Saturday.
the house in which you dwelt. Your
the Grange is opposed, although Its
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boor, Verla personality, your self had left the clay.
adoption will have no effect on opera­
Prescott, Bill Ford and sisters attended Dead? No! A thousand times no. “ Dust
tion of the county unit law In those
the dance at Bridgeport Saturday.
thou art to dust retumeth was not
counties which have already adopted It
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beam visited spoken of the soul.” Your true self will
nor will It prevent any county from last week at the Ralph Beam home at
live forevermore! Says Longfellow:
adopting the county unit law.
Unity.
There is no death, what seems so is
Now is the time to have that per­
The essential difference between the
Several families motored to Harper
transition.
manent for the hot summer
two measures, as analyzed by C. A. Sunday to see the ball game between
This life o f mortal bliss Is but a suburb
months. You will be pleased
Howard, state superintendent o f public Ironside and Harper. Ironside won 17
of the life elusion,
with our lovely ringlette perm­
Instruction, Is found In the fact that to 6.
Whose portal we call death.
anents.
tire Grange proposal is confined to an
Mints Lawrence and son Joe of Vale
Yes. friend, we miss you, your smile,
attempt to equalize the cost of public spent last week with his sister Mrs. S. your happy greeting— but you are liv ­
school education between the various Rose.
Get Our Prices
ing on the other shore where real life
districts 1 r a county while the county
John Medlln o f Harper was here exists evermore.
— A Friend.
unit law, In addition to this feature also Saturday. He will truck his lambs to
seeks to Introduce greater efficiency Brogan for shipment.
and economy Into school administra­
Robert Martin came from
Ontario
The W ill Medley fam ily from Vale
tion by centering authority In a single spent last week end with their daugh­ Saturday to attend the funeral services
county board with jurisdiction over all ter Mrs. Elmer Rose.
for the late Fred Powell. Mr. Martin
schools In the county except those In
Mrs. Elmer Molthan left Thursday and his fam ily returned recently from
districts o f the first class. I t Is this for Prairie City where she will visit a pleasant visit with relatives in K an ­
centralization o f control to which the her parents.
sas.
Oregon
Nvssa
Grange takes exception, in the county
Virgil Holady, son of Mr. and Mr.s
Cecil Hill, who has been employed
unit law, Insisting, rather, that dir­ near Fruitland since the closing of Wm. E. Holady of Dead Ox Flat, form ­
ection of school affairs such as the hir­ school has returned to the
parental erly of Nyssa, is home from the San
Diego Naval base. He has a 30 day
ing of teachers, be left in the hands of A. R. Van Buren home.
district boards.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd White and leave. Last Sunday the fam ily visited
MEM
While the new proposal Is distinctly daughter Norma took Chas. Sherman friends here.
Rush
McHargue
of
Vale,
younger
to
Beulah
Thursday
where
is
haying
a Grange creation administrative fea­
brother of Warren McHargue of this
tures of the measure were worked out on the Walters ranch.
Bobble Beam of Unity spent the city, was married to Miss Emily Maupm
in co-cpcratlon with officials of the
at Payette on June 16.
state department of education who re­ week end here.
gard the program as a step In the right
direction even If It does not go as far
as the county unit law.
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T MILES PEI »OLLAR*
Effective today Fire­
sto n e g u a r a n te e s
their complete line of
tires against all road
hazards for twelve
months. In addition,
Firestone gives in­
dustry lifetim e war­
ranty against defects
in workmanship and
materials.
When used in com ­
m ercial service, these
tires are guaranteed
fo r six months.
T h e following Fire­
stone dealer is pre­
pared to serve you
well:
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NYSSA, OREGON
FIRESTONES
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Size 4.75-19...... $5.20
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