The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, April 30, 1936, Image 3

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    G ATE C IT Y JO U RNAL, TH U R SD AY, A P R IL 30, 1936.
ROCKVILLE NEWS
Felton Duncan ot Nyssa was In
Rockville and neighboring com­
munities Tuesday on business.
.
Bob McConnell
and Miss Opal
Ivers made a trip to the lower
country Tuesday.
The Bud Mattlnglys visited at the
Andrew Greeley home Sunday after­
noon.
Jim Bailey
called at the Otis
Nichols home Sunday.
Miss Edna Snyder, Maude Greeley
and fam ily
motored
to Jordan
Valley Sunday.
Fiank Mullinix and Henry Mas-
onholder made a trip to Cow Creek
Friday and returned the same day.
A Mothers Day picnic and pro­
gram will be held at Cow Creek on
May 1st. All are invited.
Frank Baltzor and family were In
Rockville
Wednesday en route to
their home at Jordan. They called
on the Roy Strode family while In
Rockville.
Andrew Cunningham has gone to
western Oregon to visit his two
small daughters.
Mary Strode went to Jordan Sun­
day.
Olen Nichols Is working for Mr.
Carter on Cow Creek.
Frank Phillips of
Nyssa was a
business visitor In Rockville and
Sheavllle Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Essie Nichols visited Mrs.
Nora Wise Thursday afternoon.
The Bud Mattinglys visited Mrs.
Mattlnglys brother in Parma Fri­
day and returned the same day.
Frank Mullinix and Henry Mas-
onholder
purchased a
Chevrolet
coach the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mullinix of
Boise were Saturday and Sunday
guests at the parental Frank Mul­
linix home.
Mrs. E ffie Frizzell has returned to
her home in Emmett after spending
a week with her mother, who has
been sick. Mrs. Mary Chapman Is
with her mother again after a two
weeks absence.
Miss Bryant, Mrs. Andrew Ma-
sonholder and son Henry and Frank
Mullinix, the Bud Mattlngleys were
among the
many folks
who at­
tended the picnic at the Owyhee
dam Sunday.
SPRUCE UP
CARD OF TH AN K S
For Spring
We wish to thank our friends,
neighbors and others who were such
a help to us at the time tragedy
came Into our home.
Let us give your clothes a
good cleaning—they will look
like new—Bring them in today
M. K. Johannessen and family.
Subscribe to the Journal, $1.50 a
year.
Comp in and let us measure
you for a K A H N SUIT.
Nyssa Tailor
Shop
USED PARTS
—and—
Acetylene Welding
D. E. M O R G A N , Prop.
S W A R M & SONS
S -------------------------------- V,
ADRIAN NEWS
W. C. T. U. PEACE
M EETING
The W. C. T. U. held a Peace
meeting last Tuesday night at the
Community Church.
Mrs.
Floyd
White was in charge of the pro­
gram with the following numbers
given. Prayer by Rev. White; duet,
Mrs. eJss Spencer and Mrs. J. W.
Poage; song; devotionals, Mrs. C.
Klinkenberg; Economic Conditions
as Cause of War, Rev. White;
readings,
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn
and
Mrs. S. B.
Davis; benediction. At
the close of the program refresh­
ments were served.
On Saturday May 9. the W. C. T.
U. will hold a cooked food and
apron sale. The place will be an­
nounced later.
OREGON T R A IL
Robert Montgomery and
Myrna Loy in “ Pctucoac Fever”
Quite a number from Oregon
Trail attended the
celebration at
the dam Sunday. Among those who
enjoyed the event were Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mr. and Mrs. A l­
fred Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gardner
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert B.
Hopkins, Annie and Roy Holmes,
Carl Ayers and Miss Margaret
Polly and Miss Evelyn Rich of
Fruitland, Idaho.
Mrs. R. W. Holmes is visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toll
of Fruitland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and
fam ily visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Adams Sunday evening.
Peggy Schweizer is working for
Mrs. W yatt Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes made a
business trip to Ontario and Fruit­
land Monday.
Bill DeGrofft finished
planting
his 111 acres of sugar beets Tues­
day.
The ways and means committee
o f the Oregon Trail P. T. A. are
planning an
apron drive to raise
funds to send two 4-H club members
to Corvallis to summer school.
Plans are being made for the
community picnic the last day of
school. At the last P. T. A. meeting
the various
committees were ap­
pointed.
DREAM LAND in Ontario
SUN-MON-TUES., M AY 3, 4, 5,
E n g l a n d a* P a r t o f E u r o p e
Formerly Pete Dear Wreck­
ing Business, now located one
block west, near high school.
BUSINESS
England la politically a part of
Europe, though when an English
man speaks of **the continent of
Europe” he Is usually referring to
the mainland.
AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
f
ROBT. D. L Y T L E
ATTO RNEY
And C O U N SE LO R-A T-LA W
First National Bank Bulldtiig
Phone 66
vale
O r e g o n
f y jW
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un
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You will find us always ready to give you cheer­
ful, snappy service— Winter is over and now is
J. S. C O OPER
Business Analysis
Accounting
Auditing
Income & Social Security Tax
Specialist.
Moore Hotel Bldg.
Ontario, Ore.
Phone 159
B RAIN TEASER
FOR PUZZLE FAN
HELU
IRONSIDE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Laurance and
daughter June of Vale were last
Sunday visitors at the Elmer Mol-
than home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laurance mot­
ored to Prairie City last Wednes­
day where they attended a stock-
mens meeting.
Mrs. Joe Silvers and children of
Vale visited from last Friday until
Sunday at the Fred Laurance home.
Those from the Eldorado grange
who attend’ d Pomona at Vale Sat­
urday were
Carol Locey, Master,
and Mrs. Locey, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Worsham of Malheur City, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lofton, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Beam and Mrs. Ernest Locey and
Gordon Dickson of Ironside.
Eugene Pratt and wife members
o f Big Bend grange were visitors of
Eldorado Grange on last Friday.
Tire Gordon Dickson family mot­
ored to Baker last Tuesday to take
their daughter and son In law, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor to their
home in Halfway after a visit here.
The E. J. Beams visited last Tues-
day at the home of their son Ralph
and family at Unity.
Oscar Presley and wife of Jam­
ieson visited at the home of their
son Omer Pr sley last Sunday.
Farmers and stockmen are jub­
ilant over the fine rain which visit­
ed this section last Thursday.
The Jerry Presleys of Brogran
were Ironside visitors Tuesday even­
ing.
Mrs. Floyd White and daughter
Norma spent last week end with rel­
atives at Haines and the formers
mother Mrs. H. C. Elms who has
been in ]>oor health for the past
three months and remains at Haines
for medical care.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Welsh have
been visiting at the Fred Laurance
home.
The Gordon Dicksons motored to
Vale on Friday to take Ella Mae
Dickson and Ida Jones the winners
here to the final spelling contest in
Vale.
Murray Morton, county assessor
was In Adrian on business Thurs­
day.
Mrs. Ted Newton and Mrs. Oerrlt
Muntjewerff were Ontario visitors
Friday.
D. T. Holly and R. R. Overstreet
were In Ontario on business Friday.
Idado Power company had two
men out here looking for line Inter­
ference
which has been causing
much trouble to
radio
listeners.
Thursday. They located the noise
In a transformer here in town.
J. E. Holly and son William and
A. C. Holly spent most of last week
on their mining claims on Willow
Creek, above Brogan.
C. C. Hockley, state P.W.A. ad­
ministrator from Portland was here
on business Saturday. The school
district recently received a P. W. A.
allotment from the government for
the construction of a schoolhouse
here In Adrian. Henry Home,
contractor, who was awarded the
bid, plans to start in the near
future on the construction of the
building.
Mrs. J. E. Holly and Mrs. H. R
Otis attended a meeting of the
Kingman Kolony Book Club held
In Ontario Saturday.
Baseball enthusiastes are urged to
help out the team by attending the
benefit dance for the Adrian team,
to be given at the Big Bend park
on Friday night. May 7.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Ashcraft were
Emmett visitors Sunday.
Adrian Boy Scouts are planning a
campfire meeting on Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Holly were in
Vale and Ontario Tuesday.
AUTO
Here Is a little exercise in
arithmetic for you to figure
out. I f you know of any puz­
zles that can be printed,
send them to the Journal so
wz can all share In the fun.
Here is the puzzle.
What year did you quit
school? .............................
Hew many years ago was
that?
..........:..................
What year were you
iM n ? ...............................
How old are you this
year? ...............................
3872
I f the answer Isn’t exactly
3872, It shouldn't be off more
than one.
E f f e c t * o f N e w Ideas
New conditions are ever callln.
forth new Ideas, and truths uiuy be
come untrue.
COUNTY P. T. A.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
TO MEET M AY 2
The county P. T. A. executive
board will m;et Saturday May 2 at
.he Ontario high schol at 2 o'clock
Albert B Hopkins, county publicity
-haltman, announed today.
Mrs. M.
M. Greeling,
county
piesident. Is anxious to have all
members present as several Import­
ant Items will be discussed and
pass'd upon.
Lemons for Rheumatism
Bring Joyous Relief
Want to be rid o f rheumatisim or neuritis
pain? W ant to feel good, years younger and
enjoy life again? Well, just try this inexpensive
and effective lemon juice mixture. Get a pack­
age o f the R EV PRE SC RIPTIO N. Dissolve it
at home in a quart of water, add the juice cf4
lemons. A few cents a day is all it costs. U
you’ re not free from pain and feeling better
within tw o weeks you can get your money
back. For sale, recommended and guaranteed
by all leading druggists. A ny druggist will get
•he R EV P R E S C R IPT IO N fo r v n »
FOR SALE A T NYSSA PH ARM ACY
The Two Leading
REFRIGERATORS . . .
GRUNOW an d
KELVINATOR
R E PA IR IN G
Leading the field because they are:
W ELDING — GREASING
B E A U TIFU L— ECONOM ICAL— QUIET
CONVENIENT— SAFE— Carry a FIVE
Y E A R protection plan— Are sold at LO W
PRICES on CONVENIENT TERMS.
W e Can Fix Your
GENERATOR
STAR TE R
BODY AND FENDERS
GENERAL R E PA IR IN G
Shield Gas and Oil
— See Them A T —
O R E G O N T R A IL
GARAGE
Nordale Furniture Store
Ben Lamb, Prop.
NYSSA
Next to wrecking house
OREGON
CHEVROLET
a good time to change to summer oil and grease
New Comfort for Those
W ho W ear False Teeth
— May we serve you?
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
“ Oldest IndependenCStation In Nyssa”
Open Day and Night
Standard Products
Plymouth Cars
Anna B. Pritchett
No longer need you feel uncom­
fortable wearing false teeth. Fas-
teeth, a greatly improved powder
sprinkled on your plates holds them
tight and comfortable. No gummy,
pasty taste or feeling . Deodorizes.
Get Fasteeth at The Nyssa Phar­
macy or your druggist. Three sizes.
—Advertisement.
D. O.
N o R e l i fi o u . Test Required
The Inst clause of Article VI of
the Constitution of the United States
explicitly declares that "no rellglout
test shall ever he required as a q tin 1
mention to any oillce or public trust
under the United States.”
O STE O PATH Y
—And—
E LE C TR O TH ER A PY
PHONE 201
VALE
- - -
OREGON
Have
DRIVE IT !
and drive h om e to yourself this truth:
I t 's F I R S T in its field because it's
ovdfy com fldetfe ¿ o w -jtrice d
Ample
Guarantee Work
W YCKOFF
J E W E L R Y STORE
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
Ontario
Oregon
O PT O M E TR IST
Resources
(Doubta-Acfino. Self-Articulating)
the t a f » it a n d sm oothest ever developed
and Banking facilities
to accomodate
our customers
the smoothed, safest rid e o f a ll
Drink S H E L T O N ’S
for
Energy!
----•§• + ----
Doctors a free that only in
milk can be found cer­
tain energizing: element»
which are e*»ential to the
well-being: of
individual»
in every walk» of life.
Drink a quart each day!
BANK OF MALHEUR
VALE, OREGON
O N TA R IO
OREGON
For the Milk Purer
In Quality, Call
D. E. M ASTER SO N , Cashier
Shelton
/
Dairy
I N N E W T U N M E T T O P N O D VES
the m ost b e a u tifu l a n d co m fo rta b le
bodies ever c re a te d fo r o lo w -p riced ca r
B
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TBANSfONEAnoM the new 1936 (Chevrolet
is the only complete low-priced car!
New
P erfected
H y d ra u lic
g iv in g e ve n b e tte r p e rfo rm a n ce with
even le u g e t a n d o il
SOLID STEEL on*-pUc«
TURRET TOP
B o d y m ake it the safest ear bu ilt.
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Its Im pro ved G lid in g K n ee-A ction
G en u in e
Kisher
No
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in g * give unm atch ed com fort.
A n d its H ig h -C o m p re s s ion V a lv e -
SHOCKPROOF STEERING*
m a kin g d riv in g e a s ie r a n d sa fe r
than e v e r b e fo re
ALL THESE FEATURES AT
CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES
in -lle a d K n gin e— the sam e typ e o f
engine that is em p loy ed hi w o rld -
cham pion
GENERAL MOTORS
INSTALLMENT P L A N -
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
TO SUIT TOUR PURSE
HIGH-COMPRESSION
VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE
B rakes and Solid Steel T u rre t T o p
B id e * ,
GENUINE riSHER NO DRAFT
VENTILATION
drivina is knowina that
TO* ECONOMICAL
Its
IMPROVED GLIDING
KNEE-ACTION RIDE*
“ See McFall and See Better”
DR. J. A. M cF A L L
Eyesight Specialist
Seeing is believing an d
NEW PERFECTED
HYDRAULIC BRAKES
co S l
p o w er
bo ats,
airplanes
and racin g cats— provid es com bined
|M>wer an d econom y w ithout equ al.
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Cables Chevrolet Co.
Phone 62
Ontario, Oregon