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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1936)
TOWNSEND R ALLY IN VALE SATU RDAY SOCIETY A Townsend rally and barn dance Is being held at Vale Satur day, with Clinton Haight, news paper publisher of Canyon City and WUlla Mahoney, both candidates for office, being the principal speakers. C. L. McCoy attended a druggists meeting In Payette Tuesday night. The Ladles aid cleared about $90 on the banquet held Friday night for the new settlers. W ARD—LARSEN Mrs. Jennie Ward was married to Earl Larsen In Boise on Monday, April 13 by Bishop Elmer J. Harris, who is also Chief of Police of Boise. Mrs. Larsen Is the daughter of Mrs. Harry Newby of Nyssa while Earl Larsen is a son o f Mrs. L. Larsen of Marsing. Idaho. Mr. Lar sen is working for J. A. Terteling and 8on, construction contractors. The coupl ■ took a short honey moon trip, after which Mrs. Larsen returned to Nyssa for the sum mer while Mr. Larsen will go to Nebraska for a time, being called there by duties connected with a (instruction Job there. SHOWER FOR M RS DODGE Social Affairs Are coming thick and Mrs. Gilbert Dodge was the honoree at a miscellaneous shower I held last Thursday afternoon at the | home of Mrs. Geo. Green. About 25 | guests were present and the honor | guest received many lovely gifts. Mrs. Dodge was formerly Miss i Theda Green. fast this spring— be prepared to look your best by calling regu larly —At— IF You don’t find what you want down town, Try THE VOGUE | B EAU TY SHOP Chadwick’s West end Main St. We buy your eggs. Phone 55F3 MAE KEIZER, Operator Get Hungry I t’s Spring . . . Watch your appetite these bright spring days! And satisfy it, with meat, selected at our clean modern shop. Everything is carefully selected to meet the exacting taste. EAT MORE MEAT N YSSA P A C K IN G CO. N YSSA OREGON TAKE U N ION PACIFIC’ S POPULAR COACH-TOURIST T R A IN m m LOS ANGELES O. D. Boyer, who left this part of the country five years ago to live in the state of New York, returned this week and says he is never going EASTER EGO HUNT back. He lived at Cobleskill, which Is The children of the Episcopal! 40 miles from Albany and he says Sunday School enjoyed their annual j while It is a comparatively small Easter egg hunt last Saturday after town, it Is too crowded to suit him. Everything Is W PA there, he says, noon at the Tensen home. In the egg rolling contest the following and while conditions are improving, won prizes. Twila Louise Crawford, they are not as good as the western Robert McDonald. Martha and country. Lots of unemployed looking Barbara Browne and Norbert Sar- for jobs he says. The floods and storms did not touch his part of New azin. York, but they had a hard winter -5 - and he states he was glad to have EASTER P A R T Y his job in a refrigerator plant where The teachers of the primary de he was out of the weather. In partment of the MethodLst Sunday speaking of the Hauptman case, he School entertained their pupils with says the majority of the people there an Easter party Saturday afternoon. think the executed man was not Several business houses donated alone in the case and back Governor prizes for the egg hunt and the Hoffman in his stand for Hauptman. youngster finding the egg with their name on it, would go to town to claim the prize. Workmen are making good pro gress building the new office for - 8 - TU E SD AY BRIDGE the Boise-Payette Lumber Co. Mrs.Artie Robertson entertained Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, county the Tuesday bridge club this week. school superntendent, was visiting Mrs. Farnham Sills and Miss Eva rural schooLs in thLs vicinity Tues Boydell played with members. Mrs. day. Frank Morgan won first prize and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin was second prize Marla McElroy left Wednesday winner. for a few days visit with her moth - 8 - er in Baker, who is receiving med WEDNESDAY BRIDGE ical attention at a hospital there. Mrs. Klaus Tensen was hostess to Mrs. C. L. McCoy is expected the Wednesday evening bridge club this week. Mrs. Aden Wilson won back from LaGrande today where high score prize. Guests were Mrs. she has been visiting Mr. McCoy's Don Todd, Mrs. Henry Carl and parents and helping care for Gayle while she had a mild form a scar Mrs. Berwyn Burke. let fever. Notice has been received here by members of the Associated Cham bers of Commerce that the com mittee appointed at the Nampa gathering last Monday to arrange for a special meeting to consider some aggressive action to defeat the P ttingill Bill, that the Dairymen's Hall in Caldwell has been secured for Tuesday evening, April 22. and the program will start at eight o'clock. Chas. Laurenson, Man ager of the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Is Chairman of the Special Committee. While the Associated Chambers went on record at Nampa as op- l>osing the Fettingill Bill, it was I¡ointed out at that time that the Idaho Public Utilities Commission had indicated earlier in the day through Charles A. Root at a meeting In Boise that the commis sion had practically no resolutions on file of recent date urging the oppostiion to this bill. The commis sion's position would be greatly strengthened if It had strong en dorsement of their stand against enactment of this bill which re cently passed the House with an overwhelming vote and is now in committee in the Senate with in dications that it may be reported out favorably. The committee Is urging every farm organization to be represent ed at the Caldwell meeting next week with resolutions already adopted which may be read. Busi ness groups are also invited and It is hoped to fill the hall to capacity to show public officials that all classes of citizens are apprehen sive of the result that will follow If the bill Is passed by the U. S. Senate. P A T R O N IZE OUR ADVERTISERS Q l J . ( f I V xic fYf c_ p ./. v \ a t o a ft ^ A SPRING TONIC . . . There are too many interesting things to do to spend your time in a hot kitchen baking for the family— Turn your baking problems over to us and really enjoy yourself these nice days. OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 20 The Swan Bakery NYSSA OREGON Knot Hole News HOW DY FOLKS: Have you heard of the aging tatooed circus lady who had her chin lifted, and it threw all of her pictures out of focus? —K N O TS— An Adrian lady thinks she heard a radio message from Mars. Prob ably basing her belief upon the fact that she heard no advertising or phonograph records. —KNOTS Everyone in Nyssa Is glad to see more building going on, and we be lieve the time lias come when Nys sa is going to build faster and fast er. We need more buildings, addi tions. modernization and Improve ments. —K N O T S Uncle Sam is urging property owners to repair their buildings now. It not only saves money, but it pro vides employment for many per sons. —K N O TS— Its a wise owner who knows his own car after lending It. —KNOTS— Everything tends to even up In the end. The bald headed man has loss hair to comb, but more and more face to wash. Nyssa, Oregon Lemons for Rheumatism Bring Joyous Relief W ant to be rid o f rheumatisim o r neuritia Successful Farm ing Depends Upon Wise Management True, there are elements beyond our control, but in Malheur County good crops are practically assured each year. Look around the place today, So it’s how the farmer buys and sells— bargains, if you please, that determines the amount of his reward for his labors. and It’s a bet that your eyes will rest upon some piece of equipment that you have no Buying and selling, trading, bartering, exchanging— give it any name you will, and it’s still the recipe for making prosperity for one and for all. further use for, a dozen or so of hens, ducks, turkeys, geese, hatching eggs, or baby chicks, a horse or a cow, a set But its your prosperity we’re talking about right now, Mr. Fanner, and we be lieve we have a suggestion which will put money in your pockets: of harness, a plow—a Journal Classified will sell it. Its something you Or If want, a small ad in the Wanted classi fication will bring it to your USE THE HANDY ORDER FORM AND THE JOURNAL WILL TAKE CARE OF RESULTS. front gate. 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It Is estimated the pump will pay for Itself In a short time through savings in pumping costs. Some of the members of Che city >aln? W ant to feel good, years younger and ntioy life again? W e ll iust try this inexpensive council. Including Dean Smith, Art ,nd effective lemon juice mixture Get a pack- Norcott. Dick Tensen: along with ,ge o f the REV P R E S C R IPT IO N . Dissolve it Bernard Forst of the Idaho Power it home in a quart o f water, add the juice cf4 went to Boise Tuesday to discuss ..•mons, A few cents a day is all it costs If the pumping problem here with Mr. you're not free from pain and feeling better Pertin, pump expert of the power vithin tw o weeks you can get your money company. The C. B. Short family spent back. For sale, recommended and guaranteed ,y all leading druggists Any druggist w ill get A study of the pumping needs of Easter with the P. E. 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