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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1937 MOST HOMESTEAD LAND FILED ON BY VETS Plans Being Made To Out of the 34 units of home Miss Thelma Hickey of Arcadia Church News stead land thrown open to entry, and Mr Charles Barnhart of Elgin. Stage Rodeo This Fall with veterans having first prefer Oregon, were married Sunday, June ence, only 8 units remain for filing 5 at the Ontario Nazarene church at according to a checkup this week. a ceremony solomlnlzed by Rev METHODIST COM. CHURCH There has been a keen demand for OSC GRADUATES A movement gained headway this Hugh Jordan, pastor of that church the land with some of the choice Floyd E. White, pastor week for putting on a rodeo show Gerald Butcher ot La Grande la Mr. and Mrs Herschel Thompson The marriage vows were read In the tracts having more than 25 applica again this fall, and a meeting has a new cleric In the Eder Hardware. and son visited at the parental H. presence of near relatives and many Sunday School 10 o’clock. tions filed. The land was thrown Among those granted degrees at been called for Thursday evening, B. Earp home near Emmett Sunday. friends at 2:30 o’clock. The church Morning Worship 11:15. Sermon open April 7th. He began his duties this week. 10th at the city hall to dis Subject: “The Rich Young Ruler.” Oregon State College this year were June was beautifully decorated with Mrs. Chas. Garrison and daugh The Chas. Paradis family visited ferns, flowers and candles. cuss the matter. The plan is to have A mixed quartet will sing “Take Kathryn Mary Mitchell who receiv 20 Interested ter Vera shopped in Caldwell Sunday with the Earl Wiggins fam The bride was given In marriage Time To Be Holy.” parties underwrite the TWENTY MALHEUR GRANGERS ed a degree of Bachelor of Arts in scheme to the extent of $25 each, ily in Emmett. Thursday. Epworth League 7 o’clock. ATTENDING STATE MEET by her father. Mr. J. N Hickey and Evening Worship 8 o’clock. the School of Education. She Is the and to put on a three day rodeo, Mr and Mrs. Harry Neece and she was attended by her sister Miss Sunday Mr. and Mrs W C. Jackson were daughter School Board meeting Twenty Grangers from Malheur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George boxing and wrestling show, dances A1 Thomp Hazel Hickey and Miss Wilma Monday evening Saturday night and Sunday visit son on a accompanied and carnival sometime In Aug at the church. county are attending the 64th an Mitchell of Nyssa. sight-seeing trip to the Cronewald of Walla Walla, Wash. Choir practice Wednesday ors in Baker. evening ust. nual session of the Oregon State Those from Ontario graduating dam Monday afternoon. Little Miss Charlotte Jordan was at the church. Grange this week In The Dalles. from the institution were Bruce Sponsors of the movement have Chas. Flint of Long Beach ana girl. Mr. Lanau Tucker of Sessions started Monday morning Elmer Stewart. Joe Lockett Staples formerly of Dennison, Iowa; and a Eastern Star met Monday even flower the necessary 29 signatures Elgin acted as best man. Preceed- for a regular session. During ing ceremony Miss Gronewald sang GIRL BORN TO VAN ZELTS and will continue until late Friday and Mary Ellen Jones. Stewart re secured niece from Payette visited at the ing and are asking that a representa the business meeting Mrs. Douglas night. his degree from the school tive group turn out for the meeting Fred Marshall home Monday. “I Love You Truly,” and Rev. Jor A daughter was born to Mr. and Malheur county delegates at ceived McDonald was favorably balloted dan of agriculture; Staples from the tonight to discuss the posibillty of sang “Oh Promise Me.” Miss upon. Miss Margaret Hunt has been Mrs. Wm. Van Zelt at the Dixon tending include P. F. Weikal, J. school of engineering and Miss a rodeo in detail. Should a decision Vera Yochum of Fruitland played Nursing transferred to this district by the Mrs. Russell Chithero, formerly the home on Wednesday, June R. Hatch, Myrtle Hatch, L. P. Pet- Jones from the school of home be made to go ahead, a general bridal march. Messrs. Earl and aluminum company for which she Gordon Dickens, is visiting her Oscar Hickey were ushers. 9th. The little miss has been named Edwin Johnson, Lucy Johnson, H. economics. chairman will likely be chosen; the works. She returned to Nyssa last aunt Mrs. Frank Hall. She arrived The bride was lovely In a floor Dolores. erson and wife, R. E. Shay and This years class of graduates was association will be named, and week. wife, Anna V. Medlin, C. C. Robison Sunday, coming from her home In length dress of white satin, and she Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray, Stanley and “wife, Arthur Antrim and wife, larger than last year, there being plans made to go ahead. Alaska, and plans to spend wore a long, dress length veil. She and Leona; and Mrs. John Young Earl Lofton and wife, Henry Mas- 457 graduates this year as against A rodeo has been put on by the Mrs. J. Spencer hurt her arm Juneau, carried a bouquet of sweet peas. are in Portland this week visiting onholder and wife, G. W. Curtis 395 last spring. Degrees included Eagles lodge for the past three quite bady Monday when she got about two weeks here. Miss Hazel Hickey wore a floor friends and relatives and to attend and Mrs. Albert Hopkins. one doctor of philosophy, 51 mas years, but the lodge has Intimated it caught while running the wring Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison were length of blue taffeta and also the Rose Carnival. ter’s degrees, three professional de they do not Intend to hold a rodeo er on her washing machine, and hosts with a family dinner Sunday carried dress sweet peas. Miss Gronewald grees, 22 bachlors of arts and 380 this year and are willing for the run her arm, up to the elbow, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garri was dressed TWIN GIRLS BORN in pink organdy and bachelor of science. Home econom matter to be handled by another The Charlie Thompsons and some through the wringer. son who are visiting here. Other carried a similar bouquet. ics and engineering graduated the organization or by a rodeo associa friends from Emmett were among guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Immediately following the cere the big crowd of visitors who pic Twin daughters were born to Mr. largest classes, 71 each; followed by tion, if Nyssa wishes to continue to Mr. and Mrs. "Dusty” Cline and Garrison of Nyssa and Mr. and mony a reception was given at the nicked at Owyhee dam Sunday. and Mrs. Leo Cote Saturday. They agriculture, education, forestry and have their annual rodeo. Lieut, and Mrs. Darrell Mortensen Mrs. Ray Garrison of Jamieson. home of the bride’s parents for the have been named Doris and De- science. left for Boise Saturday where the lores .They were born at the family men will attend a two weeks Red Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neece, visit bridal party, relatives and a few Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell home but later the mother and Roy Pounds has been confined to drove Cross life saving school in connec ors here from California, accompan friends. LINCOLN NEWS to Corvallis and Eugene over babies were moved to the Dixon his home the past few days from a the week tion with their work in the Civilian ied their uncle Jess Thompson to Mrs. Barnhart Is the daughter of By MRS. ED DUPRE end and brought back Nursing home. The Cotes’ have an badly bruised leg which he got in a their children, Conservation Corps. and Mrs. J. N. Hickey of the Ar Nampa Monday evening to see Mrs. Mr. Kathryn and Pete other pair of twins, a boy and girl. cadia district and has taught the Grandma Leavitt, although bed who is in a Nampa hos Arcadia school the past two years. Mitchell, who had finished the softball game at Ontario last Thurs Mrs. A1 Quast of Ontario and her Thompson fast, enjoyed her 83rd birthday on school year. day. father Mr. M. A. McDonald, who pital convalescing from a recent Mr. and Mrs. Barnhart will make June 2nd. She received several TIIEFT OF RADIATOR is visiting the Quast family were major operation. CAPS IS NUSIANCE their home in Elgin, Oregon. beautiful bouquets and flowering in Nyssa Friday. Mr. McDonald en Miss Juanita Maxwell of Boise She had as visitors Mrs. Ed joyed visiting with his many old and Miss Lucille Maxwell of Wilder Mr and Mrs. George Bertsch plants. DuPre, Mrs. Lucille Praul and Mrs. Theft of several radiator caps at friends here. He formerly lived in were week end guests at Jake Fisch went to Vale last Sunday and stop Frank Davis of Ontario. the celebration last week was re H A Y IN G TIM E A G A IN ! Apple Valley but has been living er home over the week end. They ped on the way to take Mrs. Austin Thelma DuPre ported and officers are looking for was a guest of In California the past year. are sisters of Mrs. Fischer. On over to visit friends. the nusiances. A pretty good idea of her sister Virginia in Ontario Wed they all drove to Caldwell Mrs. George Bertsch gave a din nesday and Thursday. the culprits has been discovered and Mr .and Mrs. Harry Neece and Sunday to visit Mr. Fischer’s mother, ner last Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. The Lincoln P. T. A. picnic is to unless the property is returned daughter from Arroya Grande, Mrs. Dick with Lowe. be next Sunday, June 13th. Every right away, the officers intend to How are your cables and pullies? Need any California arrived Sunday and have A. C. Prawitz, son Larry, Alvin one is welcome. Bring a basket din make an example of certain people. been visiting their many relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost ex Root and Bob Jockson. extra forks? Do you have enough chains? Could ner. They have been visiting the A1 and pect to leave Tuesday on a trip to Jess Thompsons of Nyssa and at Portland where Mr. Frost will at Wilma Brown of Payette is Miss Collen Fenton and Miss Len- Cordray-Reberger you use another set of harness or collars? the Ira Dale home in Arcadia. They tend Grand Lodge of the Masonic spending this week with Verna ora Hartley were week end visitors Ruth Findling and attending Bible of Thelma DuPre. made the trip to Nyssa inland, by order. On Thursday he will be pres- School. Miss Pearl Cordray of Ontario way of Lakeview, but plan to return sent in Salem when the corner There was a dance given in the Frank Reberger of Boise were Come to Olson’s and shop around. We have all by way of Portland and the coast. stone of the new state capital Don Sherwood was home from Redsull barn on Saturday night in and quietly in the Episcopal supplies and can save you money. Our They will visit here until the first building will be laid by Masonic Hermlston for the week end, bring honor of the newlyweds, Mr. and parsonage married in Boise Saturday even these merchandise is used, but not abused. or next week. Mr. Neece formerly order. ing with him a friend from La Mrs. Jack Downs, formerly Sally ing, June 5th. They were attended worked in the grain business here Mother J. T. Long is very much Grande. Hickey. It was attended and enjoy by a few friends and relatives and and is known by many of the older improved, being able to walk by her ed by a nice crowd. The young after the ceremony on a trip Olsen’s Second Hand Store residents. Mrs. Kllen and little son Larry, couple will make their home in Val left to the coast. self after having been confined to who been staying at the Shef- ley View district and best wishes of The bride has taught in the On On the corner south of Postoffice Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garrison ar her bed the past several months wood have Ikome are spending a few their many friends are extended to tario high school faculty for several rived Friday morning and have been by Illness. Visitors who called Sun days in Boise this week. them. years and is a graduate of the visiting with their paernts Mr. and day to see her were Mrs. E. R. University of Idaho. Mr. Reberger Mrs. Chas. Oarrison and other rel Grenfell and daughters and Mrs. Mrs. "Dusty" Cline and daughter e- LEGAL ADVERTISING atives here. They have also visited Pauline Webster of Portland and arrived last week and are living at in relatives in Boise, Wilder, Home- Mrs. Bettle Forbes; also Mr. and the Sherwood home. Mr Cline is dale and Jamieson. They plan to Mrs. Harry Neece and small daugh director of physical education at NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL lamation Service at Boise. leave the last of this week, so as to ter from California. the Nyssa CCC camp. MEETING be back at their home In Moscow, Mrs. Webster Eldridge, Mrs. E. R. Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. W. NOTICE IS GIVEN to Idaho, in time for the graduation and daughters and Mrs. C. Jackson attended a picnic dinner the legal voters HEREBY of School District exercises at the University of Idaho. Grenfell Oswald Forbes, who were visiting at the country home of Mrs. Fred No. 26 of Malheur County, State of V ~ ---------------- - Both Mr. and Mrs. Garrison are here past week left early Tues Bailey of Ontario Wednesday given Oregon, that the Annual School S- graduating from this school, Mr day the morning for their homes in for members of the Delphian club. Meeting of said District will be Garrison from the school of elec They were accompanied Ves Goshert accompanied Virgil held at the High School; to begin at trical engineering and Mrs. Gar Portland. ie FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 11 & 12 by Mrs. Bettle Forbes who will visit the hour of 2 P. M. o'clock on the rison in education. Staples of Ontario and Zay Hope in Portland and attend Eastern Star er third Monday of June, being the Grand Chapter, being the delegate and Joe Silvers of Vale to the Sil 21st he A* Swift Brookfield day of June, A. D„ 1937. vers ranch above Jamieson Sunday. from the Nyssa chapter. This meeting is called for the m Cheese 5 ib. bricks j) I .Uu The men appraised the Silvers purpose 1- of electing One Director for arrived home Mon property. If You Are In Need day Vera from Garrison of three year and One Clerk day Monday. Corvallis where she com Miss Margaret Pinkerton is em a for term a term of one year. Of pleted another year's work at OSC. ployed - m Corn Flakes ^ m ,arge 23c in the office at the Hogue In districts of the second and Tiena Tensen and Ethel Mary Boy- company. She returned last third classes the ballots shall not DINNERWARE dell who also attend OSC arrived Produce until one hour after the home Sunday and Tuesday. Miss week from Caldwell where she fin be counted £' A|| R rari Kelloggs, large set for the meeting to begin. GLASSWARE Harriet Sarazin, student at the ished her junior year at the Col time b- AM Dran size, each Until the count begins, any legal 19c tJniverslty of Oregon came Sunday. lege of Idaho. TV of the district shall be en or Calvin Wilson also returned from Mrs. Laura Fisher and daughter voters to vote upon any business be the University of Oregon on Sun Gladeen of New Plymouth were titled fore the meeting. GRANITEWARE day. pleted her work as a teacher In the Dated this 10th day of June. 1937. Tom ato J u i c e « * to ! 29c Rev and Mrs. Walter Bach were Friday. Mrs. Fisher recently com- ATTEST: in the teacherage there. Come in and see on friends in Nyssa last week vlsiting with friends In Nyssa on DWIGHT L. SMITH our complete stock calling ld Campbells all flavors end. Rev. Bach was among those Welser grade schools. District Clerk. d. w O U p S except chicken, 3 for 27c graduating from the Gooding col Norval Leuck, Mary and Frank Mrs. E. C. WILSON lege this year and has finished his Chairman Board of Directors Inquire at Journal, ltp. Jr., cousins of Norval. and study for the ministry and has been Leuck. Thora James are visiting at the assigned the church at Prineville, Minnie Leuck home. Mary >. Salad Dressing 33c Oregon. Mrs. Bach, who was form Mrs. plans visiting for a couple of erly Rev. Josle Blockland of Nyssa. weeks on Mrs. Tom has been taking care of this church Johnson. with The her rest sister Q White King granu- of the party are until her husband finished his going back to Baker Saturday O O a p lated, large size 33c schooling. morning. George Edwards. nephew of Frank Morgan, and a friend. Claud W h ite King gmnt bars25C Emerson, both of Oakfield, Wis.. cousin, visited over the week end at Take a the Frank Morgan home. They are now living at the Tourist camp and Bacon Squares Pound 21c K O D A K Along plan to work here this summer. FOR YOUR OLD RANGE The Jimmy Daelhausen family D* U _ _ - Carsten, mild moved from the Andrew McGinnis On a New L Cr H Electric Range H l C n i C M a m S cure, pound home to the house occupied until 22c last week by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Model 8140B Only Mllliken. who have moved to Cald well. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Noyes and New Potatoes 8 pounds 25c Miss Bernice Noyes all of Kansas are now living In the McGinnis house. They will be employed by YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE the Hogue company this summer Lemons Dozen 35c ASSORTMENT IN OUR STORE Mrs. Fred LeClalr of Lewiston, sister of Mrs. Wm. Sc hi reman, ar BOX CAMERAS rived Thursday evening for a visit O ranges 2 d o z e n here. On Monday Mrs. Schlreman 39c FOLDING CAMERAS took her to Caldwell where Mrs. Le Special This Week! Clair will attend the meeting of the BABY BROWNIES Our Vegetables are ice cold, firm and crisp Grand Chapter of the Idaho East ern Star Lodges. She will return to UNIVEX Nyssa the last of the week for a few 8 cubic ft. Universal Cooler more days visit. Prices range from 50c to $16.00 Several carloads of Nyssa people REFRIG ERA TO R for *189.50 attended the Townsend club picnic We Give Quick Developing Servic* held at Vale Sunday at the park. i---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- After a picnic dinner. Glen C. Wade district manager of the second con gressional district, made an excel A Dependable Food Store SH A N E A P P LIA N C E CO. lent talk. Other numbers on the program were readings by Vivian Across from Pruyn Garage, Nyssa NYSSA OREGON Hlgby and Lueila Leuck both of H ic k e y - B a r n h a r t BT LOCALS ti GROCERY SPECIALS 5 JOHNSON VARIETY Bring Back a Remembrance of your outing $40 TRADE IN Act Quick! This offer may be withdrawn W Nyssa Pharmacy ils o n G roce RY
