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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1935)
GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSD a V, APRIL 26, i m "WE’LL SELL OREGON"-p/edge Salesmen ft -ONTARIO SUN.-MON.-TUES. ENGINEER VISITS SITE OF PROPOSED DUNAWAY POND ÊÊI Saturday aftemon at Adrian whlclt netted »21.75. This money will be FROM FOOD SALE MEET F RTDAY AFTERNOON used to help pav the expenses of two club members to summer school The mothers of Kolony club mem at Corvallis this '. nuner. The regular meeting of the King- and __ Parent-Teacher members man Kolony P. T. A. will be h e l d bers ___ ____ _____ _______ _________ Friday afternoon, April 26th at the put ^ a »ucoeesiul cooked food sale PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS school house. Mrs. Cotton is request ing a full attendance as plans for Commencement and play day are scheduled to come up for discussion. KOLONY CLUB NETS *21.75 KINGMAN P. T. A. TO The proposed fish pond at the old Dunaway pit was inspected rece.’.tly by Jack Shirley, SERA engineer, who expressed an opinion that the project was entirely feasible and a worth while project which should Interest all lovers of sport in this W. C. T. U. LEADER section. George Aiken of Ontario, a WILL VISIT HERE member of the state game commis sion. brought the project up at the Mrs. Clzer, nationally known W. meeting of the commission Saturday and the suggestion was given a fav C. T. U. organizer and lecturer, Is expected In Nyssa April 30th. She orable report. The plan is to make a small dam will attend to organizing a ne % Hundreds of enthusiastic salesmen gathered In Portland at "Kick-off** meet* union In the county and in the ing to perfect plans for state-wide "Let's Sell Oregon To Ourselves’* drive, dated and spillway to control the water a free public program and lecture May 3rd to 11 til. Insert, left to right; W ill Lewis, Oregon Mutual Life Insur seeping into the old pit from whence ance Company, who is directing state-wide s s organisation; Mac V.. Ik ins. the gravel for the Owyhee dam was at the community church at 8 In charge of advertising; Robert P. McK \ Knight Packing Company, Gen o'clock. Everyone Is Invited to at eral Chairman; George L. Baker, Mana~"*- c: the Oregon Manufacturers Asso furnished, and making it into a fish ciation, sponsors of . "Let’s S'D Crtfc»» T lives" campaign . pond for the pleasure of fishermen, tend. particularly the boys who enjoy a bloom. The spraying of apple trees Saturday afternoon's fishing. HOLADY-WAYNE A APPLE VALLEY CHILDREN has been delayed on account of the lake could be formed covering from ENJOY EASTER PARTY AT 10 to 12 acres. It Is thought and the windy weather. Mr. Wayne Holady of Dead Ox Mrs. M. Clendening and daughter ! pond stocked with bass, and other NEWGEN HOME SUNDAY Flat formerly of Nyssa, and Miss Myra and son Tom were guests Sun Irish. Velma Wayne of Payette were unit day at the Ralph Evans home. ed In marriage at quiet church wed Apple Valley—Twenty-five child Mrs. Emma Rucker and Charles Few Insurance Claims Paid— ding March 10 at 1 :00 o’clock, In the ren enjoyed an Easter party Sun and James Plager visited Mrs. Cecil The Federal Housing Administra Church of God In Payette. day afternoon at the home of Bob Vailes at Ontario Sunday. tion reports that of the 118.089 mod A few friends and relatives were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams of bie and Bonnie Newgen. Numerous ernization credit plan loans made up present, Jean Holady. brother of the Boise, James Compton and family of games were played and eggs hunted, the prize going to Norma Nichols. Huston, Will Compton and Renea to the end of March, It had been groom, was best man, and Misses Lemonade and candy eggs were Norman of Caldwell were dinner found necessary to pay only six June Holady and Mae Rose Inman served and every one went home guests Sunday at the Thompson claims for insurance. The loans have were bridesmaids. The bride was dressed in blue satin. an average value of $422. home. happy. The Fred Fisher and Henry Meier families motored to Weiser Sunday to attend Easter Services. Oscar Ellerbrook and Roy Boston were home from college for Easter. Mrs. L. E. Newgen visited Thus- day with Mrs. Frank Rambeau of Nyssa. Miss Esther Nelson Is visiting with friends near Wilder this week. Ladies Aid made a quilt last Thur- day at the Boston home and plan ned to make another next week at the homq of Mrs. Stout. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Higgins. Clyde and Wendell Baker of Ros well spent Sunday with Bobfie New gen. The relief crew who were poison ing gophers last week have been laid off for a few days but expect to go to work again soon. The last checks for the first Hog Allotment were distributed in Parma Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pettit called at the Lark Rucker home in Parma Sun day. Several small orchards of peaches apricots and apple trees are in Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Halfway and Mrs. Lavina Halfway arrived Satur day from Uma, Colo., the latter be ing a niece of J. A. Pettit. They are visiting here and In Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Davidson of Par ma visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Vander Orth. Mr. Stam of Nyssa and Miss Anna Davidson of Parma spent Monday evening at the Pete VanderOrth home. y TELEPHONE PATRONS Rings ... Fountain Pens and Pen Sets ... Compacts .... Bracelets Leather Goods, etc. A small deposit will hold any article till wanted Girizel Jewelry Shop Please report any changes in listings at once. Non-Patrons—Why not have that phone recon nected so your name will appear in the new book? There is someone calling you every day. We Try To Please Have Ample Resources BANK OF MALHEUR Malheur Home Telephone Co. Nyssa DOAN'S P I U S Ontario ONTARIO, OREGON OPPOSITE MOORE HOTEL and Banking facilities to accomodate our customers Directory goes to press soon frequent urination, swollen feet and ankles; feel lame, stiff, "all tired out" . . . use Doan't Pills. Thousands rely upon Doan’t. They are praised the country over. Get Doan’s Pills today. For sale by all druggists. OTHER SUGGESTIONS ... "1 The Spring issue of the Telephone DON’ T NE 8L E CT YODR KIDNEYS! your kidneys are not working I F right and you suffer backache, dizziness, burning, scanty or too GRADUATION TIME IS NEAR SELECT THAT WATCH NOW FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION Elgins, Hamilton*. Gruens, Walthams, Illinois ......... »10.75 and up SWISS WRIST WATCHES -- -------- ---------- ------- *6.75 up Vale VALE, OREGON D. E. MASTERSON, Cashier ¡ \. Ontario’s Third Special DOLLAR ONTARIO, OREGON, Wednesday, May 1 AT 2 P. M. DURING THE REST OF THIS SILVER DOLLAR CAMPAIGN A DRAWING WILL BE HELD EACH WEEK- -EVERY WEDNESDAY WILL BE A WINSDAY—DISTRIBUTING 50 SILVER DOLLARS EACH WEEK. BE ON HAND. WITH EVERY 50c PURCHASE, OR PAYMENT ON ACCOUNT, UP TO $100.00 YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A TICKET PERMITTING YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS DISTRIBUTION OF 50 SILVER DOLLARS When Making Your Purchase of the Special Values now being offered by ail Ontario Merchants, be sure to ask for your Profit-Sharing tickets. DRAWING TAKES PLACE AT 2 p . m. SHARPMAY 1st IN FRONT OF TAYLOR’S COFFEE SHOP. Do Not Destroy Your Tickets If you are not lucky in the present drawings, keep vour tickets as thev are eligible for the final distribution later on, of $100.00 in SILVER and an additional $100.00 in Merchandise — Distribution o f 50 Dollars In Silver As Follows SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. 1 ................. ....................... $ 1.00 2 .............. ......$ 2 .0 0 3 ................. .......................$ 3.00 $ 4.00 4 ................. 5 ......................................... $ 5.00 6 ............... $10.00 7 ......................................... $25.00 T W atch this paper for notice of the final distribu tion date. Take advantage of the Special O ffer ings in Seasonable Merchandise by Ontario mer chants during this Silver Dollar Campaign. T I I
