Nyssa gate city journal., April 21, 1938, Image 6

N YSSA G A TE C IT Y JOURNOL, THURS., A P R IL 21, 1938.
gon, but within the United States,
purchasing them already done for still gray dist stablish here a bank
then within four weeks from the
thee there be a store in Nyssa where and dist start the things that art
date of the service of this summons
By MRS. E. J. BEAM
upon you; and if you fail so to ans- j
thou canst get them either way. daily building up the faith in tne
wer.
w ri for
lu r want
w a m thereof,
m ih v v *. the
— P plaintiff
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That be the New Golden Rule store public in them and since then we
will apply to the Court for the relief
where they do have the' latest and have grown at such a pace that even | The Ladies club held their fir s t’ demanded In the complaint, to wit:
best In fine silks and cottons goods yet a few refuse to believe that it meeting since February 2 owning to for the foreclosure of City Liens up­
and the newest and finest in ready will last But not this bank for now j bad roads and weather conditions, on lots 6, 7. 8 and 9 ol Block 29,,
Teutsch s'Addition to the Town of
mades.
i they are about to build the a new at the home of Mrs. Bruce Lafton N\\ssa, created by the construction
Now Nyssa may not be a great and permanent home that they may with 18 members and one visitor of a sewer adjacent to said lots, the
of which was assessed against
city nor do we be where the earliest the better keep pace with the com- present Election of officers took cost
same in the amount of *74 60 with
place resulting as follows: Myrtle interest from February 17, 1938. at
of spring produce grow, but that , mg growth of the city.
doest not barr us from enjoying the
Now Herschel Curry do be a dis­ Rore, president: Thelma Van Buren 6% pep annum, and that the same
things of both city and the land ol penser of drugs of all kinds, he doest vice president; Mrs. John Molthan be sold and out of the proceeds the
be paid the amount of its
The
hostess plaintiff
mix a fine prescription at a fair secretary-treasurer.
early spring.
liens plus costs and that you and
served
a
delicious
lunch.
each of you be forever barred and
For weeks now we have fasted price or can sell thse cosmetics, j
The zone spelling contest will be forclosed of all right, title and in­
upon the spring delicacies grown ir. home aids and perfumes and much
terest to said lots.
Things About Nyssa’s Shops
the southlands and now this Sun­ else that a drug store in these mod­ held here Friday with schools from
This summons is publihed by or­
several adjoining districts partici­ der of the Hon. Charles W. Ellis,
ern
times
do
carry
and
always
you
day
that
progressive
grocer
Mr
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■ .. - —»
Judge, in and for the above
Ramsey at his market didst see that wil lfind him courteous and happy pating. A potluck lunch will be serv­ Circuit
entitled court, made and entered on
ed at noon.
there were strawberries enough that to show thee his merchandise.
the 14th day of April. 1938. pre­
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Olson and son scribing that this summons be
Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad­
Didst get a w hiff of the sage lad­ all might have a first shortcake vertisers and thou wilt not waste Gene of Butte, Mont., Mrs. Zena served by publication thereat once
feast of the year on Easter day.
week for four successive and
en breezes as they drifted in from
thy time and thy gas going farther Keyes o f Marysvilel, Cal., and Mr each
consecutive weeks in the Gate City
And Mr. Wray at his Dime and
and Mrs. W. H. Beam of Nyssa were Journal, a weekly newspaper oi
tlie desert at dusk on Easter day. Dollar store didst announce to all
all Monday and Wednesday guests general circulation published at
Spicy they were and more fragrant this past week that fishing season
at theE. J. Bean home. The ladies Nyssa in Mallieur County. Oregon.
we thinks than any that are reput­ wast now on and that he had not
A. L FLETCHER.
are all sisters of Mrs. Beam.
ed to play bout Ceylon’s isle.
Attorney for Plaintiff
forgot but instead had put in a full
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blodgett and First Publication: April 21. 1938.
And didst see the gay Easter par­ stock of fishermans wares that
Last Publication: May 19, 1938.
two children of Nyssa were week
ade of the season's latest styles as would go far in landing the most
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day and
end guests at the E. J. Beam home.
our ladies didst hie themselves wary of the oldtimers in the pools.
Elma entertained at an Easter din­
Those attending the Ed McDeRoe
churchward on Easter morn. And
Now Bernard Frost didst pop into ner Sunday. The day was spent in funeral services in Ontario Saturday
not the ladies only
had
ar­ our place of business this week and visiting and playing games. An Eas­
NO TICE OF SALE
rayed themselves in new adornment didst announce in no uncertain ter egg hunt was enjoyed by every­ were Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Nichols. IN TH E C O U N TY
C O URT OF
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nichols and
but the masculine sex as well terms that his company the Idaho one. Thelm a Florea winning the
OF THE STATE O F OREGON
shone brighter and clearer than Power was reducing their rates and prize by finding the most eggs. children, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Lofton,
FOR TH E C O U N T Y O F M A L ­
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Molthan, Mr.
new pennies fresh from the mint.
HEUR.
that they were now effective. And Those present were Messrs and and Mrs. Fred Lawrance. Mr. and
And we didst think that what a what a fine thing this will be for Mesdames C. O. Florea and family, Mrs. Gordon Dickson and Mr. and In the Matter o f the Estate of
TH EO D O RE ROEDER. Deceased.
fine thing it be that on one day of | all the house wives, weary of cook­ A. G. Scott and Dick. Howard Day Mrs. E. J. Beam.
Under authority of
an
order
the year at least we all can lay away ing in the hot days of summer on and George, A. G. Sorensen and
Between 40 and 50 persons gath­
the things of every day living and the old coal stoves. For now every Marva Belle, Harold Robins and ered at the Ironside school house on given by the above entitled court
on the 13th day of April, 1938, the
step forth to sing a song of joy and one canst afford to use thjs service Bill Savage.
Easter Sunday for a basket dinner.
thanksgiving at the new birth which and save themselves much of the
Roy Pierce and Oscar Bratton A Sunday school was organized with undersigned administrator of said
be evidenced in nature with the summers wear and tear. Even in the were Sunday dinner guests at the Myrtle Rose elected superintendent. Estate will sell at private sale the
following described real property
coming of every spring.
country this electrlcty is available l C. C. W yckoff home.
Dottle Howard assistant superin­
Mrs. Fred Stephen received the tendent and Ida Van Buren sec­ in Malheur County, Oregon: The
And speaking o f things new and in most areas and the country wife
quarter
( N E 'i )
of
reborn. Hast been out on the lands doest no longer need to feel like news of the death of her father in retary-treasurer. Class teachers will Northeast
Northeast quarter (N E ' i > o ' 3c ■.
Nebraska,
where man hast not yet turned the civilizations step child.
be appointed next Sunday.
25, Twp. 21 S. R. 46 E. W. M.
Barbara Jean and Betty Wyckoff
desert into farmsights. The earth be
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beam and
Doest have n sweet tooth and art
Bids will be received by the un­
carpeted there with lush green grass wishing for something new and d if­ j attended the Easter egg hunt at the two sons of Unity attended the
dersigned at his office at Nyssa,
studded with myriads of gay colored ferent in candies, Then haste thee Methodist church Saturday.
Easter picnic here Sunday.
Oregon, from and after the 14th
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day called
blossoms as fragile they be as fine to the Nyssa Pharmacy for there
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Engle and
lace and cling close to the brown they do carry a full ljne of these at the Henry Dayl home Sunday. daughter and Mrs. Fannie Van day of May, 1938, and the terms of
Several from this community at­ Cleave of Hereford all attended the saje are as follows: 20% of amount
earth as if for protection. But spread goodies at many prices and they be
of bid at time of sale and balance
tended the contata given at the Easter dinner here.
out for miles in every direction. And fresh.
of price upon confirmation by the
does under the sage the desert 111-
Methodist church Sunday night.
And Omer at the Owhyee drug do
Court.
Alba Goodell threshed clover seed
lies do grow and soon will be burst­
be displaying something that be
Animals and Darkness
C AR L H. COAD.
for Fred and Joe Stephens last
ing into bloom and the cactus which
new and different in powders. And
No animal can see if it is per­
Administrator with the Will
intermingle with them. A Jack rab­
week.
what woman be there who is not
fectly dark, for the eye is so con­
Annexed of said Estate.
bit scampeers down the road and
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. W yckoff a t­
interested in something new in this
structed that light rays from an ob­
Dated and first published April
in a gully a meadowlark flushes out
tended a class party Friday night.
line. Tis summer time soon when
ject must be reflected into the eye 14. 1938.
o f her nest. There be no monotony
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sorensen re­
before it can be seen and with the
the old tints ye used will be all
Last published May 12, 1938.
here, but Life teeming and expres­
turned to W ilder Thursday after
total absence of light, there can be
wrong, for a summer tan takes a
sing its beauty and harmony in all
working a week at the Henry Day no light rays. There are many ani­
different shade.
home. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell
things.
Final Account
We do speak to thee so often of Donna Belle and Alva Jr. were Sun­ mals, however, like the domestic
W ithin the last week we didst
the fjn e automotive repairing that day dinner guests at the L. E. Good­ cat, that have the power of expand­
NO
TICE
OF SETTLEM ENT OF
talk with a thin mite of a girl about
ing the pupil of the eye very wide
Ed Pruyne does, but he also doest ell home near Vale.
F IN A L ACCOUNT
food. And she didst with all serious­
so as to admit more easily any light
otherthings as well and fine weld­
ness tell us that of course when food
Harold and Juanita Boyles a t­ rays that may be present. Thus it IN TH E C O U N TY C O U R T OF THE
ing do be one of his special special­
STATE OF OREGON FO R M A L ­
whs scarce the older children must
tended school Monday after missing is possible for them to see better in
ties.
HEUR CO UNTY.
eat little that the younger brothers
several days. Glen will be able to re­ faint light or dusk than animals
Now speaking of specialties, the turn next week as his scarlet fever j lacking the power to enlarge the In the Matter of the Estate of
and sisters might have enough that
JAMES B. SW AN, Deceased.
pupil of the eye.
their tiny bodies be fed and not al­ Wilsons Grocery doest make a spe­ was not severe.
N O TICE IS H EREB Y GIVEN.
together fade away. And when we cially of fine foods at fair prices
Mrs. Highland is visiting her son
That E. J. Burrough, the Adminis­
did look into her pinched face we and among the best ot these are David at the S. B. Hoffm an home.
Lumber Measure
trator of the estate of James B.
didst wonder how many times she their fresh vegetables kept always
Jack Brode, Erls Jamison, Dwight
In
the
lumber
trade
the
unit
of
had gone hungry and under fed fresh and crisp on that counter Burl and Dean W yckoff attended measurement is the ‘ 'board-foot,” Swan, Deceased, has rendered and
that one younger might have the made special by the soft misty icy the sun rise service near Nyssa Sun­ which equals 1 square foot, 1 inch presented for settlement, and filed
added liouishment for growth, that spray doest bath them day and day.
thick. To find the board-feet in a in said Court his first and final
she should be so wise in these mat­ night in its coolness.
Sage brush is almost the thing of standard board multiply the length, account of his administration of
Many have been *the pictures the past in this district most of in feet, by the width, in jnches, and said estate, together with a petition
ters.
An didst think what a trnverety, these last few weeks which the Nys- the farmers have their land cleared divide the result by 12. To get the for distribution; and that Monday
board-feet in planks or square tim­ the 25th day of April, 1938, at the
that here in tills land where Inst sa theatre hast shown that many and ready for seeding.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Goodell and bers, multiply the length in feet hour of one thirty P.M. of said day,
fall and summer were dumped to folks have felt didst all but have
rot enough foods to have fed every a "must see" clause to them so fine fam ily called at the Virgil McGee | by the width and then the thick- and the courtroom in the City of
Vale. Malheur County, Oregon, has
j ness in inches and divide by 12.
hungry child and adult in tills com­ they were. But this be ever the pol­ home Monday.
munity for the whole winter if we icy of this play house. T o provide
could but get together and find the best in picture entertainment
some way to store them, even as did ^>r its patrons.
IRONSIDE NEWS
Ye Snooper’s
Column
Buena V ista News
Notice of Sale
Final Account
Electrical
W iring S e e
E . A . W im p
Nyssa
Electrical Shop
HAY INSURANCE
Nyssa
Realty Co.
M.
Final Account
Notice o f Meeting
N O TICE OF SETTLEM ENT OF
OF F IN A L ACCOUNT
NO TICE OF M E ETING
OW YHEE
IR R IG A T IO N
D IS ­
T R IC T , M ALH E U R C O U N TY, O RE­
GO N: Notice Hereby is Given, That
the Beard of Directors of the Owy­
hee Irrigation District, sitting as a
Board ol Equalization, will meet on
Tuesday, the 3rd day oi May, 193 !,
at 8:00 o’clock P. M. of said day, at
its office at Nyssa, Oregon, for the
purpose of reviewing and correcting
its assessment roll and apportion­
ment of charges, for irrigation water
to be furnished during fh e 1937 sea­
son, to all lands under the North
Canal o f the District. The assess­
ment roll and record may be in­
spected at the office of the District
by any interested person during o f­
fice hours of each business day.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Owyhee Irrigation District,
Frank T. Morgan, Secretary.
Dated and first published, April 7,
1938.
Last published April 28, 1937.
IN TH E C O U N TY C O URT OF THE
STATE O F OREGON FO R M A L ­
HEUR C O UNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of R. L.
MUNGER. Deceased.
NO TICE IS
H EREBY GIVEN,
T h at Carlton E. Fretwell, the Ad­
ministrator, with the will annexed
of the estate of R. L. Munger, D e­
ceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement, and filed in said
Court his first and final account of
his administration of said
estate,
together with a petition for distri­
bution in accordance with the pro­
visions of the last will and testa­
ment; and that Monday the 25th
day of April, 1938, at the hour of one
thirty P. M. of said day, and the
Court room in the City of Vale, M al­
heur County, Oregon, has been duly
appointed by the Judge of
said
Court as the time and place for the
settlement of said account and hear­
ing of said petition, at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file ex­
ception in writing to said account
and contest the same.
C AR LTO N E. F R E TW E LL
Administrator with the will
annexed, of the estate of R. L.
Munger, Deceased.
First publication March 24 ,1938.
Last publication April 21, 1938.
required by law. to the undersigned
at his office in Nyssa, Malheur
County, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publica­
tion of this notice, this notice being
first published March 24, 1938.
M A X S. T A G G A R T
Administrator
Datp of Last Publication April 21.
1938.
Cordio '1^
5 ,
Notice to Creditors
IN THE C O U N TY C O U R T OF THE
STA TE OF OREGON FO R TH E
C O U N T Y O F MALHEUR.
iVA
In the Matter of the Estate o f Har­
ry L. Barlow, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Max S.
Taggart has been appointed by the
above entitled County Court as A d ­
ministrator of the Estate of Harry L,
Barlow, Deceased.
A ll persons having claims against
POULTRY MEN!
Increase your production
AT A LOWER COST
USE
OWYHEE EGG PRODUCER
AL THOMPSON & SON
C O AL— FEED— G R A IN
Nyssa
PHONE 26
SUMMONS
ESTATES
Notice of Sale
For Figures on
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified as
Nyssa Heights
Then in Ontario there art two
M R S DAN CO RB ETT
dandy show places also where they
do give a varied nnd excellent en­
Sunday guests at the Webb Ben­
tertainment. These do be the Roxie
and the Pix nnd their programs art nie home were Mr. Bennie’s brother
each week advertised in these pages Leslie of Minnesota and their
that thou needs not take a long trip daughter and husband of Ontario
Mrs. Carl Sebum of Nyssa called j
unnecessarily.
Wednesday afternoon on Mrs. Dan j
These farm sales that W alter Fo:
Corbett nnd Mrs. Earl Anderson.
nnd his son do put on each Satur­
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. Kurtz and i
day with Bert Anderson to sell tin
fam ily ntended church services i n !
wares do be growing ench week in
Parma Easter Sunday and spent the I
popularity and their fame do be­
day with the O. E. Mitchell family
coming spread far out over the
near Nampa.
Easter be indeed come and gone lands that the opportunities for
Easter Sunday guests at the Glen [
nnd we all have paraded our best of good bargaining for both seller and
City o f Nyssa
Suiter home were Mrs. Suiter's sis­
the season's new apparell but the buyer are getting better and better
ter. Mr. and Mrs. John Lake and
vs.
time hast come when all the old And now one no longer need wait
daughter o f Nampa.
wardrobe must be laid away gainst until the whole furnishings are sold
Gladys
Hoyt
et ux.
Miss June Wester spent Easter
the coming of another winter and in to take advantage of the bargains in
Sunday at the Fred Osterkamp
its stead summery things of coot live stock For promptly at a certain home.
cottons and soft silks be provided. hour these art put aside and the an ­
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beers called |
Now whether thou dost be one of imals sold that they may move
at the Earl Anderson home Sunday.
those who dost fashion their own again before night falls.
A number of our folks enjoyed the
garments out of yardage or whe­
Now Wes Browne at his hard­
Easter cantata "Hosanna” given by Theadore Roeder Estate
ther thou doest feel that there be ware mart doest carry every thing
the choir Sunday evening at the
a greater saving and satisfaction in that the farmer doest use out side
Methodist church in Nyssa.
and in but the best of all be those
M r and Mrs. Reece Byram and [
John Deere tractors and all their
family spent Easter Sunday with
Swan Estate
varied equipment and Wes do be a
their son. W. L. Byram and family
peach to deal with too, and this we in Nyssa
Hunger Estate
can say from personal experience.
Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Em - j
Hast a building problem, great or
est Lunger visited with Mrs. Earl!
small or nrt wondering if purchance
Anderson Tuesday.
there might be some way where by
Mr. and Mrs Richard Hansen of I
Barlow Estate
thou might start that new home a
Nampa came to the Webb Pennie
building this summer. Talk it over
home Sunday to visit Mr.
Pen-
with Willard Jackson at his lumber
nie's brother. Leslie of Minnesota.
yard on First and if it be at all pos­
Mrs John Oliver of Jordan Val-
sible he wilt show thee the way.
; ley. Mr. Suiter's sister, and Mrs. Owyhee Irrigation District
nnd he will tell thee true.
I Lyril.i Parker. Mr Suiter's mother,
One of the first to recognize the
arrived at the Glen Siler home!
Summons
wealth and the possibilities of this
Monday evening. The mother e x - !
I country side nnd our city was the
Peels to remain for a visit of sever-1 SUMMONS FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
Next to Bakery
First National bank of Portland al days.
IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE
STA TE O F OREG O N FO R THE
who when the financial skies were
Mr and Mrs. Walter Nye and son
C O U N TY O F MALHEUR.
Alvan called at the Dan Corlett
THE C IT Y O F N YS S A A Munici­
pal corporation. Plaintiff.
home Friday evening.
vs.
Mont and Jimmie Joe Corbett en- 1 G LA D Y S H O Y T A N D E J H O YT.
tert lined at Easter dinner Allen and Her husband: and also all other
Johnle White, Jimmie Gaston nnd persons or parties unknown claim­
ing anv rights, title, estate, lien or
Gerald Sebum of Nyssa.
Interest in the real estate described
herein. Defendants.
T o Gladys Hoyt and E. J. Hoyt,
The T erm "M u c k ra k e"
It don’t pay to take a .chance on losing
her husband; and alo all other per­
The original reference to muck­ sons or i>artles unknown claiming
rake was to a character in Bun- any right, title, estate, lien or inter­
your crop . . . Let us insure your hay
yan's “ Pilgrim 's Progress” so in­ est In the real estate described
tent on raking up muck that he herein. Defendants:
against fire. See us before it is too late
IN THE NAM E O F T H E STATE
could not see a celestial crown held O F OREGON You are hereby re­
above him. On April 14. 1906, Pres­ quired to appear and answer the
ident Roosevelt delivered his speech complaint filed against you in the
entitled suit within ten days
in which he used the term "muck­ above
from the date o f service of this
rake" in attacking the practice of summons upon you. if served with­
making
sweeping
and
unjust in this County: or if served within
Don
Graham, Manager
charges of corruption against men any other County o f this State, then |
within twenty aavs from the date
and corporation*.
or if served outside the Stale of Ore-
Joseph and Egypt against the day
of need. Surely a Wisdom and Love
which aoest so abundantly and
bountifully supply a childrens needs
will also give us the wisdom and
where withal that in another year
we may build a general storehouse
for the needy's needs and may there
never be again n child in this land
o f abundance who has to feel the
pangs of hunger and undernourish­
ment that a younger child may gain
the strength to live, from their sac­
rifice.
been duly appointed by the Judge of
said Court as the time and place for
the settlement of said account and
hearing of said petition, at which
time and place any person inter­
ested in said estate may appear and
file exception in writing to said
account and contest the same.
E. J BURRO UG H ,
Administrator of the
estate
of James B Swan, Deceased.
First publication March 24, 1938.
Last I ubllcation, April 21, 1938.
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE OF MEETING
"L
One ittle
can waste
In your daily stops and starts, your engine
eats up gasoline faster than you realize. How
far your engine runs depends on how often
you stop and start, how much you actually
drive in low and second gears.
In "low ,” your engine makes about 12 rev­
olutions for each turn of your wheels. In
■“ second,” about 8. In “ high,” it makes only
about 4.
Shell engineers found that getting away
on a single start can waste enough “ undi­
gested" gasoline to carry you ^ of a mile.
T o cut this costly waste,'they found a way
to rearrange the chemical structure of gaso­
line, making every drop usable to your motor
under all driving conditions.
S tart
n
i Y mile o
Y O U R G E A R R A TIO
IN HIGH GEAR IS ABOUT 4 TO 1
IN SECOND GEAR IS ABOUT 8 TO 1
IN LOW GEAR IS ABOUT
aves o n
S
TO 1
T h e more you S T O P and S T A R T , the
farther your engine travels in compar­
ison to your wheels . . . and the greater
your waste o f "undigested" gasoline.
You can save on your stop-and go driving
costs by the regular use o f Super Shell. T ry
it — and see for yourself.
S uper -S hell
S
12
top an d
shell
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