The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, December 10, 1936, Image 7

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    GATE
KINGMAN KOLONY
Patterson has returned
Knot Hole News to Miss her Vivian
home here from an extended
visit with relatives in Ohio.
The box social and negro minstrel
GREETINGS POLKS: The school which
given at the school house
of experience is about the only was a was
decided
success.
school that doesn’t boast of Its giant Miss Lucile Thrasher,
acted as
football stadium.
master of ceremonies, announcing
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the Cotton Town Minstrel and the
A great many people have taken play “Oh! Doctah!. The boy and girl
advantage of our offer to give a free who will attend 4-H club summer
Christmas turkey with every $20 school were announced. Miss Eileen
cash order of merchandise or over. Slippy having the highest average
Just another reason why it pays to which was 96; Susan Zamora and
Donna Ashcraft also held a score in
buy at Jacksons.
the 90’s. Susan was named as the
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holding the score next to
“How gracefully that man eats alternate,
Eileen's. Harold Kurtz held the
corn on the cob!' ’
score for the boys with Dan­
"Yes. And no wonder. He's a pic­ highest
iel
Zamora
as the alternate. The
colo player in the band!"
4-H club leaders from Kingman
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wish to thank all of those who have
“Now be sure and write plain on helped make the evening a success.
both of them bottles which Is for my The net proceeds were $31.26.
wife and which Is for the cow," The Harrison family have moved
Gloomy Gus told Mac. who was fill­ to their new home in New Plymouth.
ing prescriptions for him. “That's a The second grade gave a program
Jersey cow and I don't want nothin’ Friday for the PTA. It Included a
to happen to her.”
song “Come Lets Play Indians.” a
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dramatized story, "Snow Flake's
REAL FOOTBALL PAN—One Pet”. Carol Tallman recited, “Indian
who knows the nationality of every Children.’ The whole group sang
"Indian Lullaby.”
man on the all-American.
The 5th grade and 4-H health club
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held
regular meeting Friday.
Don’t let these mild winter days They their
appointed
monitors to look
fool you. Keep the coal bln filled and after the ventilation,
and temper­
ready for cold weather.
ature of the room.
The D. W Anderson family re­
turned home from Salt Lake. They
were detained because of the Illness
of their baby.
Tony Subseretta has gone to
Burns for the winter.
Nyssa, Oregon
M. L. Judd has purchased 40 acres
of land which joins the land they
now own.
Jackson Lumber
Company
LINCOLN NEWS
MEN NEEDED
to train for
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION
AIR CONDITIONING
Let us help you get a good­
paying job as we have helped
hundreds of others. Openings
right now for thousands of
trained men in world’s fastest
growing industries. Prepare
for your opportunity by spare
time, low cost, easy-pay plan.
Actual shop practice also in­
cluded. Learn by system suc­
cessful In helping men qualify
for jobs for the last ten years.
Fair education and mechan­
ical inclination necessary to
qualify for training. Write,
giving age. present occupation.
Utilities Eniugeering
INSTITUTE
404 N. Wells St., Chicago. 111.
y
Mrs. Ed DuPre was a Boise visit­
or on Saturday accompanying her
daughter Mrs. Dale Garrison and
hurhand and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Garrison.
Llcyd Kinney is building a new
barn.
The Atagi family that has been
living on the Will Roberts place for
several years is moving above Nyssa.
Mr. Hendricks and family are
moving on the Will Roberts ranch.
They have lived the past year on the
Andy Robinson ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Casto of Harper
and Mr. Casto’s father of Utah were
Monday visitors at the Ed DuPre
ranch.
Mr Johnson a new project settler
is building a new house on his ranch.
Mrs. Fred Trenkel and daughter
Helen have returned from a visit to
Spokane. Wash.
*
Mrs. Loyd Kinney and small son
was a Boise visitor on Saturday.
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CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10 11136
High School News
AROUND SCHOOL
A group of boys heard lamenting
the fact that they have to either
stay in for two hours or break rocks?
Irene and Ellen having trouble
while putting on their skates at the
banquet—or was it skates?
Freshman and Sophomore having
fun playing tag-on the dance floor
Loren Earnest back in school.
Owyhee Dam Is getting to be
“Palm Springs” for some of the fac­
ulty.
Jerry Rust peeking In car windows
In seorch of B. M.—“You heartless
blondes,” says Jerry.
FACULTY NEWS
We found some of the teachers
had outstanding personalities in the
play. “Here Comes Charlie,” given
by the Episcopal Guild last Friday.
Miss Macdonald was among the
sightseers at the Owyhee Dam last
Sunday.
Mrs. Haworth stayed In town
nearly every night last week. She
was preparing for the Junior-Senior
Banquet.
Faculty members have been con­
gratulating the Hollenbergs on the
arrival of a new daughter.
PLAY AT SCHOOL
“The Great Emancipator." an im­
personation of Lincoln, was given in
the High School Gym Monday night
by a traveling troupe of actors. The
play was of four scenes, depicting
parts of Lincoln's life during his
term as president. High School stud­
ent body tickets were admitted free.
We would like to say that the
dance given by the Freshmen has
proved the seasons best so far and
we thank them very much.
BOY'S ATHLETICS
The Nyssa grade school basketball
team lost a close game to the Parma
grade school. The final score was 13
to 12 in Parma’s favor. Tkj gam
was played on the local floor. Frank
Pier, n was the referee.
GIRL'S ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
‘
A regular GAA meeting was held
last Wednesday, December 2. Among
the things discussed were those elig­
ible for sweaters. It was decided that
those who had earned points In
other schools could use those points
toward obtaining their sweaters.
In the past week the GAA mem­
bers have been sponsoring a move­
ment for more cooperation and in­
terest in school dances and activi­
ties. Their efforts appear to have
been successful if the formal dance
held on Saturday night Is any
critera.
WE WONDER WHY—
Hinemoa walked to the banquet.
Miss Macdonald can't make a bas­
ket. Some of the students are staying
for an extra hour or two after
school. Mr. Young made students
come back in civics class. How Eve­
lyn Hawcrth is for a ball room danc­
ing teacher. We COULD ask Jack
Jrodie. Who made up popi|ation on
Temptation Hill after the banquet.
What Jerry Rust was doing in Cald­
well Sunday. The boys stay on one
side of the room and the girls on the
ether during the social functions. A
little intermingling wouldn't hurt
anyone.
BUSINESS
AMD PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
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are: Nellie Jean Schweizer, Joe
Burke. Mary Lee Emmott. Dorothy
Pond and Irene Poage. Officers that
were nominated were: president,
Isabelle Sarazln and Evelyn Ha­
worth; vice president. June Mare
Wilson and Ruth Ccx; secretary and
treasurer, Ellen McConnell and An­
na Johnston.
The Commercial Law Class found
they had 3ome promising young
lawyers when they held their court
last week.
Hinemoa Cloninger spent the week
end with Mary Corn. We hear they
bad a very good time.
Ellen McConnell was also a week
end guest of Marzene Hollenberg.
BIG BEND NEWS
Patrons of Big Bend Grange de-
ire to thank all those who attended
their bazaar and chicken dinner
ast Thursday evening and helped
in making it the success it was. Hus­
ton Dunaway and Leo Betts received
the quilts.
Wade PTA will meet Friday after­
noon at the school house. A commit­
tee, Mrs. Win. Gibson, Mds. E. Abbi
ind Mrs. Howard Hatch spent Tues­
day calling on |>eople within the dis­
trict soliciting funds for the Christ­
mas treat.
The Idaho Power company install­
ed lights In the home of Mr. and Mrs
Lester French the forepart of the
week.
The Jolly Janes will meet Thurs­
day at the home of Mrs. Dale Ash-
:raft in Kingman.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan spent
last Monday In Nampa visiting in
the Altizer home.
Mr. and Mr.;. Kenneth Parker
spent a couple of days visiting in
the E .E. Parker home. Early Thurs­
day morning they left for Klamath
Falls where they will make their
home.
The Cecil Case family moved last
week on to the Rockefeller ranch.
Dan Gallagher of Juntura spent a
couple of days last week transacting
business in the Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch are re­
joicing over the arrival of a baby
boy born last Friday at Memorial
Hospital In Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case of Arena
Valley were Sunday guests in the
Brumbach home.
Mrs. L. Eachus, Claud Eachus,
Mrs. John Sparks and E. H. Brum­
bach were Bend residents who
transacted business in Vale Monday.
N. S. Phelan was an Ontario
business visitor last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Eachus were
Boise visitors Tuesday.
Want Ads
LOST—You lose money when you
throw broken parts away. Let us
weld them. Pruyn Garage, tf.
LOST—Bay h rse and bay mare,
weigh about 1100 lbs. each. Mar.
branded with pair of glasses on hip
Last seen near the river towaru
Adrian. Reward. Orlando Tanner. Ip
FOR RENT
FOR RENT -Two large sleeplr •
rooms with heat. Close In. Mrs
Thjs. B. Nordale. Dec 12 •
DON’T SAY “I INTEND” TO TAKE OUT A
POLICY (THAI V O.N’T PAY ih E
DAMAGL3)—BUT
Be Sure - INSURE
Consult us and see how you can be fully protect­
ed against fire, accident, theft
and liability
Frank T. Morgan
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Majestic range, wat r
Jacket, bakes exceptionally well
good condition. Ca l at Journal of­
fice. Dec. 3. 2tp .
FOR RENT—Unfurnished house,
$20. Mrs. Eulah Kelley. Owyhee
Hotel. Dec 10 Up.
FOR SALE—Team of colts, coming
4 years, weight about 950 each
Conrad Martin, 1 mile east of King-
man Kolcny School. Dec3 tfc.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Sell or
trade for stock, one 1929 Chevro­
let Coupe and one 1935 Chevrolet
truck, dual wheels, both in good
conditions. Hugh Glasgow. 12-3-2tc.
FOR SALE -Gravel for a'l purposes
At Sam Playford gravel pit, one mile
north Nyssa. 12-10 4tp.
CHRISTMAS TREES—Large or
small, see them at the Hugh
Qlasgow residence. Telephone 36F3.
Nyssa, Oregon
Your Photo Is The Thing Your
Friends Cannot Buy
ALMOST anything you give on Christmas Day
can be duplicated somewhere. But give your
portrait, and you give a gift that can’t be bought.
MISCELLANEOUS
KAISOMINING and water proof­
ing basements a specialty. All
work guaranteed, also scissors,
saws and tools of all kinds sharp­
ened. Andrew McGinnis, tfc.
HAY CHOPPING—Let us chop your
hay with a 40 Inch Smalley chop­
per and re-grinder, 24- Ft., Elevator
and Diesel tractor. Reasonable
prices, satisfaction guaranteed. Se­
bum and Wareham, Phone 78F21
Nyssa. 11-26-tf.
NOTICE—I want to do your plow
work; nothing but first class work
or your money refunded. One trial
will convince you. Second to none
when it comes to plow work and
general blacksmlthlng G. E. Snod­
grass, Larsen and Towne shop. 8-
61tfc.
WANTED—Your welding jobs. No
job too tough. Pruyn Garage, tf
HAULING—All kinds, Oregon and
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES
H E A T E R S S T U D IO
2
Udlly
Washington
! WEISER
Guarantee Work
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
Official Time Inspector for
Unton Pacific
Ontario
Oregon
OPTOMETRIST
“See MrFall and See Better”
HOTEL
»PAYETTE
BANCROFT
HOTEL
»ONTARIO
NEWS
MOORE'S
»NYSSA
NYSSA
PHARMACY
»PARMA
JURRIES
PHARMACY
»N0TUS
PUGSLEY'S
Confectioner)
» CALDWELL
ARMY'S
Confectionery
► N A M P A
“HONKER"
OPP. P. O.
►
MERCIAN
RICE
PHARMACY
►
BOISE
"
HOTEL
GRAND
EXPRESS CARRIED ON
ALL TRIPS
S L A B
W OOD
Eder Hardware
\
BOISE PAYETTE
LUM BER C O M PANY
\ v
TREE LIGHTS
These fine Mazada
lights make your tree
sparkle and glow. 8
lights, flame shaped,
full length cord.
ONTARIO
OREOON
The committee to appoint the of­
ficial.; of the Girls League officers
PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY.
DEC.
IS
Five Miles from Ontario on—
The Ontario-Nyssa Highway or 1 1-2 miles South
of Vale Junction on Highway 30.
16
Head of Dairy Cattle
16 Head of Jersey and Guernsey Milk Cows. A
real dairy herd. Look them over before the sale.
Horses and Machinery
3 Good Work Horses.
All kinds of farm machinery, chickens and other
articles too numerous to mention.
JOHN
LIENHARD,
Owner
Col. Bert Anderson,
Joe Dyer,
DR. J. A. McFALL
Eyesight Specialist
Nyssa Pharmacy, Nyssa
Auctioneer
ONTARIO, OREGON
The Best Quality
The U tmost V alue
A Great Variety
.At • • •
Order Dry
SCHOOL BRIEFS
XM A S R A T E S
ROUND
TRIPS
BETWEEN
W eiser & Boise
Phone 31
Clerk
For Women
Carving Sets
Toaster Grill
Waffle Iron Electrical Presents
Health Scale DELUXE SANDWICH GRILL
$5.95
For The Men
Tool Chests
Pocket knife
Fishing Box
Shaving Sets
For Children
Roller Skates
Tool Chests
49c
Skates
Velocipedes
SILEX COFFEE MAKERS
* $4.95
HOT POINT TOASTERS
$2.95
Pyrex Dishes—Coors Oven Ware
You Can Find Worthwhile Gifts At
Eder Hardware Co.
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 46