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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1935)
__ U A T Ë C I T Y J O U R N A L , T H U R S D A Y , J U N K Id, l m Th* Townsend Club will meet Friday June 21 at the Methodist church. 2tc Derrick POLES Little News of Nyssa ! Emil Enebeck Dean Johnston Returned last week Chas Paradis left last Thursday end from Oregon State College. for a business trip to Portland. Plymouth fou r-door deluxe sedan vice. Frank T. Morgan made a business Miss Helen Hearron left Sunday for Sunnyalde, Wash., where she trip to Welser Wednesday. --------- ------- ----------- ------------ ----------------------------------------------------- i I : plans to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Farmer visited with friends in Boise Sunday. 1 Mias Helen Lackey of Ontario is Mrs. Bernard Frost and two child- j Leonard Marshall returned home John Young left Saturday en ren were visiting in Payette Monday. Saturday from Oregon State College. spending this week with grand parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long. . route to Spokane wheer he will at Barbara Brown, nelce of the Frosts, I tend summer school for coaches. returned to make a visit with them Mr. McBratney of Boise was a Miss Clara Johnson left Sunday here .business visitor here Wednesday Mrs. Mattie Clendinlng of Apple evening for Portland after spending ---------------------------------- .------ -------- Mrs. Famham Sills and Mrs. Jess two weeks vacation with her parents Valley fell last Friday and broke her arm. Dr. J. J. Sarazin set the break. r T r m - r r T r m s r T r ' - r r r - r - i j Thompson w ere Boise visitors Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Blair Johnson here. I day. Miss Dorothy Boden returned Sat I Mrs. W. F McLing and Dickie urday from Corvallis, after complet CALENDARS Bchireman spent Saturday in Em- ing her freshman year at the State A R T mett at the H. B. Earp home. College. Mr. Merchant— Good Used MOWER Thoroughly recondi tioned and ready to go. LET US HELP You Keep Your Hair and Skin in Perfect Condition through the Summer Months Good Used Garden Cultivator We are here to serve you on your irrigation pump and motor troubles. Prices Reasonable All Work Guaranteed Mrs. Win. Duffy and children Alan Stuckers. who was injured spent Sunday at the Sumner Jones In an automobile accident recently, Investigate our line of art' home. lias recovered sufficiently to be able advertising calanders be Miss Dorothy Holly returned Sat to leave the hospital. fore you send your orders urday from Corvallis where she com Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vlnsonhaler out of town— We can com pleted the term at the State college. spent Saturday night and Sunday pete in both quality Howard Larsen. Jr., is the new at the parental Vlnsonhaler home and price, in Caldwell. ; clerk In the Baldridge Implement Co. store. The Henry Reideman family of THE GATE CITY i Mrs. J. J. Sarazin and children re— Twin Falls were overnight guests at JOURNAL (turned last Thursday from a visit the C. J. Keizer home Monday night. They were en route to the coast. with the Brett Nedry family at T i gard, Oregon. Mrs. W. T. Posey returned from FOR SALE—Ice box, 75 pound cap acity. In first class shape. Dean Mrs. Herbert Snyder returned to Portland Sunday night. She took In her home in Boise after spending the Rose Festival there and also Smith, ltc. two days at the Famham Sills home visited with her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Harlan at Bonneville. here. Bert Barker made a trip to Port- j land to get his wife. They returned | Thursday accompanied by Keith Barker who will spend the summer here. The Vogue LARSEN & TOWNE BEAUTY SHOP Nyssa, Oregon Mae Keizer, Operator You Don't Want CAR | L---------- DANCE With Dan Black and his orchestra (Sat. June 15) HIGH SCHOOL GYM NYSSA Confeti#—Balloons— Drinks TICKETS 75c TR O IB LE S Don't let car troubles spoil your vacation trip. Let us put everything in shape BEFORE you start. Free your mind of worry about the mechanical condition of your car by hav ing It checked at the Nyssa, Oregon T E. W. PRUYN Auto Repairing Nyssa, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blodgett and children returned Monday from a trip to Ironside and F*rairie City. In Prairie City they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence. Mrs. Joe Sodja and children of Portland came Sunday evening to make a short visit at the home of her sister Mrs. C. B. Short. Mrs. Short and Mrs. Sodja made a trip to Boise Monday. Mrs. Albert Pfieler, Mrs. Thos. Nordale and granddaugther Miss Marjorie Sterling drovfe to Payette Friday to take Miss Cleo May to her home after visiting several days at the Nordale home. Hlolis DeOrofft, son of Mr. and Mrs Wm DeOrofft fell from a wood shed while playing and broke his arm. He was treated by Dr. J. J. Sarazhi. Martin Larsen and son of Ham mett. Idaho, were visitors at the Frank Burke home from Friday un til Monday while looking over this section of the country in view of locating here. Mr. and Mrs. Hersrhel Thompson and Miss Donna Cook spent the week end in Enterprise. Miss Thelma Cook accompanied them as far as Union to visit with her sister Mrs. Walter Davis. Mrs. Green Howard of Grove, Okla. and her daughter and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Bennitt stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Binkley on their way home from the coast where Mrs. Howard was visiting with a sister. Mr. and Mrs. Pud Long have re turned to Nyssa from Arock. Mrs. Long and daughter Evelyn drove down last week and went on to Boise to visit until Sunday with the C. R. Carter family. Mr. Long ar rived In Nyssa Saturday, taking a week to make the trip with his horses. CARD OF THANKS Let Us Tell You About Our D istinctive PERMANENT WAVES -. Adaptable for either v Sports or formal wear Priced from $1.75 Up ■ E vidence is not enough. N orge demands proof! N orge has long known that Rollator Refrigeration effects savings up to $11 a month. But N orge wanted first-hand proof o f Rollator Refrigeration savings. Thousands o f Norge owners were interviewed. And what did they report? Savings o f $11 a month were com m on . Savings o f $12, $13.90, $19, even $17 were reported. A vast majority of 'owners said that R olla tor Refrigeration gave them far mere than they had expected — in savings, in conveniences, in health protection, in improved flavor o f foods. W e feel confident in asking you to g o to any N orge owner for inside information about NORGE (jto & a lb x RUBYE LOU BEAUTY SHOP ^PHONE 16 Nyssa| We wish to extend to our many friends our sincere thans and ap preciation for their kindnesses and help during the Illness and death of 'our beloved mother and especially for the beautiful floral offeral offer ings. Georgia Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Kendler, Mr. and Mrs. E Mc- Lellan and family. Interesting Specials Friday - Saturday BUY YOUR SILVERWARE NOW! Johnson Variety New Arrivals g Profit Sharing Event June Time is Diamond Time! See our fine selection of diamonds ^ and wedding rings. Ginzel Jewelry Shop 4— $11.75 Silk Boucle 2-piece Dresses for $7.83 Each yj 2— $5.95 Cotton String 2-piece Dresses $3.95 Each OPPOSITE MOORE HOTEL SHELL PRODUCTS CHEVROLET DEALER These will be lovely all summer and fall. FIRESTONE TIRES Be sure and take ad vantage of these Special Prices CERTIFIED LUBRICATION Norcott Service FISHER APPAREL SHOP Nyssa, Oregon An Independent Station Nyssa, Oregon PAULUS Jewelry Store Í THE ROLLATOR . . . Smooth, easy, rolling pow er provides more cold — uses - leu current. ‘K X Z ? EDER HARDWARE CO. A D R IA N SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES Real quality products that are made for restful sleep— Priced from $16 to $35 STUDIO COUCHES and DAVENOS Beautiful new combination couches and beds— newest colors. FAULTLESS ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES See this machine before you buy. Nordale Furniture Store NYSSA OREGON I ONTARIO, OREGON £ > Located for the past Five Years in Weiser MOVED TO NYSSA WE WILL BE OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS Wednesday, JUNE 19 Located In The Building Next To Cozy Cafe W e would like you to see Rollator Refrigeration. Ask the dealer near you for names. Or, if you prefer, be will show you facts and figures to sub stantiate every N orge claim. By all means, see the Norge before you buy. I I Community Advances June 10th—Helmes & Edwards and 1847 V Rogers Bros, on July 1st. A small deposit will hold any set until * wanted. We have a big selection of popular patterns. At We Have Just Received Some >0 K < N YSSA Powell Ser j Made up as you want them . . several sizes. DEERING re se - purchased a new Thursday through tha W e are experienced in watch and jewelry work, having had exper ience in one of the leading jewelry establishment« in Chicago. We ask you to give us a trial. ALL WATCH AND JEWELRY RE PAIRING FULLY GUARANTEED. We invite you to call and get acquainted. Come in and see our Complete Stock o f Jewelry. Paulus Jewelry Store
