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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938 BUENA VISTA home in Fichland district Sunday. NEWELL HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy and spent the Fourth at Vale Miss Alma Day visited with Miss ; | children and enjoyed the fireworks in the The Modern Pioneer club met at Helen Cammon Monday. j the home of Mrs. Jake Borge Tues C. C. Wyckoff left for Russell. evening. Betty Lou Englesby spent last day. Sixteen members and one vls- Kas., for a few weeks visit. | itor were present. Names for the Laura and Dave Savage visited week with Leona Lunger. Heights roads were decided Guests at the home of Roger , Newell at the H. L. Day home Monday. upon and the new mail route dis- Several from this district attend Tucker Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. I cussed. Mrs. Ross Healy and Mrs. ed the rodeo and ball game at Vale Clarke Tucker, Mrs. A A Link, Ray ! Chas. Harris Mrs. Borge STATE CAPITOL NEWS the Fourth. Tucker, Bob Brono and Miss Julia i in making and assisted serving refreshments Mrs. C. L. Day, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reynolds all of Idaho. of sandwiches, cookies and punch. A. L. LINDBECK L. Day and Alma visited at the Da Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gahan and i The next meeting will be held at mon Savage home Monday evening. family, Mr and Mrs John Bartho- State Capitol News Bureau Mr and Mrs. Craig Stone from loma and children picnicked in the • the home of Mrs W. E. Harris. Mrs. Wesley McKee attended the Wray, Colorado has spent the last near Unity the Fourth meeting of the Modern Pioneers week at the Alva Goodell home, Mr mountains and returned to Vale for the fire l with her mother, Mrs. Walter Pink- and Mrs. Stone are on their way works. AT LEAST—NO “PAT ON THE 100 pounds in March was offered at home after visiting in California. Miss Norma Suiter is spending ' ston. BACK” $8.96 when bids for the new supply Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scott and several The Chas. West family have re SALEM, Ore.—O. Henry O'Leen, were opened this week. Steer beef Dick, Mr. and Mr3. A. G. Sorensen Wilder. weeks with old friends near turned from Payette where thev state representative from Columbia prices were "down from $12.83 to visited at the H. L. Day home Sat been picking cherries. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weeks and have county lor the past six years will $11.97. Earl Leach, who has been staying urday p. m. Mrs. Weeks. Nephew Lelan spent sidestep politics for the time being, with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge, went Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and he declared on a visit to Salem this ANOTHER OLD AGE PENSION John Murphy motored to Fruitland Tuesday at the Dan Corbett home to Weiser Monday with a truck helping errect a derrick. week. Rumor had it that O'Leen I load of machinery. We will stay old age pension bill | Sunday bringing Mrs. Murphy home defeated for the Democratic nom- will At be least on one with them to stay over the Fourth. Carl Sebum combined wheat for there a few weeks and help his fa the November ballot. inat on for governor, might seek a Completed petitions for the Citi Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Florea and G. E Webster the latter part of the ther, A. M. Leach haul out a der return to the legislature as an in zens rick from the mountains. Retirement bill, sponsored by family were Sunday dinner guests week. dependent candidate. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cahill enjoyed Lester and Stanley Goulet and Elber Eastman, Portland attorney, at the H. L. Day home. left for a fishing trip in were filed with Secretary of State Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stone, Mr. the celebration at Vale the Fourth. families Mrs. A. P Goodell and family Ben Arnold of Weiser visited the the Steins Mountains Saturday. A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF THE Snell this week. The measure pro and were accompanied by the Sid vides for a monthly pension of not enjoyed a sightseeing trip to Owy Robert Smith family over the They CAPITOL Flannigans of the Owyhee district. Fourth. The scale model of the new Capit to exceed $100 for all persons 65 hee Mrs. dam C. Friday. They expect to be gone three or Wyckoff called to see ol building which has been on dis years of age or over who would Mrs. C. H. C. Bennett four days. who has been play in the lobby of the state office cease gainful employment, the pen quite ill with pneumonia. Ross Healy and son and brother, building for several months Is soon sion to be financed by a two per Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robbins and SUNSET VALLEY Edmond went to Parkdale, Oregon. to be sent to the architectural cent transactions tax. This is the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day were Sunday after a load of posts and school at the University of Oregon. second Initiative measure for which dinner guests at the H. L. Day Sunset Valley club met with Mrs. miscellaneous supplies. petitions have been completed. Thompson on Thursday June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harris went Deadline for completing petitions is home the Fourth. H. C. L. NOSEDIVES There were 12 members and two to Ontario Thursday to take their Mrs. Leslie Topliff called on Mrs. set for 5 p. m. Thursday of this The high cost of living slipped week. visitors present. The next meeting is baby to the clinic. E. L. Jamison Friday. subsinn ¡ally in the three month to be held with Mrs. Eastman July Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tipton of Cal Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hoffman, Le- period between March and June ac have been visiting at the 14. land and Dave, Mr. and Mrs. James cording to records of the state pur FORMER PATIENTS SHOW Ritchie, and Garnet Belle spent Those calling at the Ontario hos ifornia 1 ome of Mrs. Tiptons parents, Mr. APPRECIATION chasing department. Cow beef, of at Oreana. pital to see Bonnie Mae Newgen and Mrs. I. W. Firestone. which state institutions use about Approximately 75 former patients the Mr. Fourth and Mrs. James Stephen and last week were L. E. Newgen and The M. L. Kurtz family took din 90.000 ixrnnds every three months of the state tuberculosis hospital at family Monday at the E. L. son, Mrs. Roberts and Mable, Mr. ner in Nampa Saturday at the home and which was quoted at $10.65 per Salem attended the annual home Jamison spent S. K. Collins. home. and Mrs. George Wilson and two ft The coming at the institution Friday W. C. T. U. ladies met children and ferbal Wolfe. and Saturday. Dr. G. C. Bellinger, Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Whitlow and superintendent of the hospital, says M. L. Kurtz. NYSSA HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs Melvin Gee, two chil Mrs. Eugene that one woman visited the institu Judd of Benwah, Idaho, - - ............. B O IS E- tion who had been a patient there dren of Yakima. Wash., spent the has been visiting this week at ti e The Rordon-Penny threshing ma more than 20 years ago and a num week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lester W I N N E M U C C A ber were present who were dis chine combined wheat for Earl An Kendall. On Sunday they all took home of his uncle. Maurice Judd came down Friday to the first of the week. dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ITis parents S T A G E S ----- -7 charged as cured more than ten derson the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beers and Gee in Apple Valley Mrs. Whttloy, snend years ago. and Mrs. H. E. McLaughlin daughter Doris and Larue Nye of Mrs. Kendall, Ralph and Melvin and Mr. children Direct connections and mother, Mrs. Car- Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett Gee are brother and sisters. with Southern Paci INSURANCE PAYS McLaughlin of Apple Valiev vi« fic Challenger and and sons also Davie Penny were Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson went e'r Oregon residents paid out a total Ited at the home of M. L. Kurt Greyhound on Jump creek and pic Homedale for cherries Tuesday. Thursday. of $11,085,928 in insurance premiums sightseeing stages. The Mrs. Carey McLaughl” nicked in Caldwell park the Fourth. to Mr. during 1937, according to the an and Mrs. Charley Wilson, Mr. short, fast also Mrs. Kurtz's mother. Leav nual report of Hugh Earle, insur Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lunger and and Mrs. Pete Wilson celebrated is Wednesday r o u t e to evening Marion Kurt Reno, San BOISE ance commisisoner. This was an in family spent Sunday at the Len Monday in Vale. attended a special ing of th Francisco, 9:45A.M Englesby’s home near Nyssa. crease of 8.18 per cent over the 1936 Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy mo Those celebrating over the week Veterans of Foreign mee Wars at Nyssr and Cali N A M PA premiums. Oregon policyholders, on tored to New Plymouth Wednesday end at Vale were, Mr. and Mrs. The purpose of the meeting fornia wa 10:20 A. M. the other hand, collected a total of after cherries. points. George Wilson, Verbal Wolfe, Mr. to plan for the booth at Vale dur CALDWELL VM 877 025 in claims during the j 10:45 A M. and Mrs. Hud Robb and family, the Fourth of July celebration. year, representing 52.2 percent of i , Mrs. . , Roger „ Tucker _ and children Francisco Asumendi, Otto Wolfe ing Mrs. Duane Anderson helped a •he premium payments. A total o flvl^ ed ln and Berniece Wolfe. group of ladies can peas last week 524 companies writing all kinds of I , Mf' and Harry Gahan and ARRIVE Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warren, Edna for the L. D. S. church. insurance, were operating in Oregon the John Bartholoma *1“ at Warren, Lloyd Landreth enjoyed a The first haying is finally com Reno.........10:10 P.M. home. last year, Earle's report shows. to a close. Farmers were delay Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Robinson and picnic dinner near Weiser the ing Snn Francisco 8:05 A.M. ed because of so much rain. family of Boise spent the Fourth at Fourth. Los Angeles.... 2:40 P.M. Matron 111— i the home of Mrs. Beinson’s niece Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whiteman Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill of Colo Northbound stage leaves are here planning to buy Mrs. A. H. Willson has been ser- Glen Suiter and sons of Oregon Trail visited rado .vTnnemucca daily at 9:45 AM iously ill since Saturday with acute I Mrs. the M. C. Barlow farm. They ar? Mrs. A. A. Botner and Mrs. Roger with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Landreth • • • awaiting an appraisal of the land gastritis but is improving again, un- Tucker called on Mrs. James Malloy Sunday. Information—Through Tickets der the care of Dr. J. J. Sarazin. Friday afternoon. before buying. and Mrs. II. A at all Stage Depots Henry Terra helped L. E. Newgen Denny have been Mr. living on the place Her daughter. Mrs. Joe Rumple of Mr. and Mrs. James Ma'lnv and build a room on their house for the the past few years. Nampa is helping to care for her. family called at the Virgif McGee preparation of bringing Bonnie Mae Ellen Judd returned from Bnis" Newgen home from the hospital. Friday with her uncle, Robert Over- Verye Landreth. Annie Schweizer. street. She has been vacationing lr Mildred, and John Terra and Har Boise school was out. ley Wilson attended the dance at Mr. since and Mrs. R R. Overstreet lef' Big Bend park Monday night. "First National Bank West o f the Rockies" for Boise Friday evening with their L. B. Landreth and son Charles snn Robert to spend Fourth. celebrated Saturday at Vale. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. the Odell went to Landreth run the stand that day Emmett Sunday to get cherries. THE FZHST NATIONAL BANK for the V. F. W Several clover growers arc plan OF PORTLAND, OREGON Bonnie Mae Newgen was brought ning to spray their crops with sul S T A T E W ID E home Sunday from the hospital In ordgr to kill Insects and Condensed Statement of Head Office and 42 Branches SERVICE W ITH where she has been for the past phur mildew. This process, which is call two weeks. She stood the trip fine ed "dusting,” will cost approxi as of June 30, 1 938 42 but Is not allowed visitors at present. mately CONVENIENTLY an acre, but the Mrs. L. B. Landreth had a heart farmers a feel dollar LOCATED they more than RESOURCES attack Monday night and was con repaid because of will the be increase FIR ST NATIONAL in Cash on Hand and Due fined to her bed Tuesday. BRANCHES yield. Tony Zubizaretta says he from B an ks............................ $23,393,358.26 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ditty and thinks, if the sulphur dusting is children and Mr. and Mrs. Doyal successful in killing the insects they United States Bonds.................. 34,473,689,02 $57,867,047.28 PORTLAND Anderson were Payett visitors Tues should get one third more seed and Municipal Bonds and W arrants...................... 4,998,715.44 Down Tow n day. it will be of a better quatlity. Maur Fifth, Sixth and Stark Callers at the L. E. Newgen home ice Judd, Zubizaretta Brothers. John Other B o n d s..................................................... 6,167,208.44 Monday were Mrs. George Wilson U p Tow n Loans and Discounts......................................... 36,820,267.51 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Metres of Apple Timmerman and others are all Sixth and Morrison Stock in Federal Reserve Bank...................... 169,500.00 Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Henry E a s t S id e Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures. . . . 2,634,976.37 Terra. S.E. Morrison and Grand Mrs. Leah Jomes and children Union and Russell Other Real E sta te ............................................. 35,568.53 of Paradise Utah and Mr. and Mrs 42nd and Sandy Real Estate Sold under Contract................... 93,353.06 Denver and Kilpatrick Dalton Hunt and children of Logan 80th and 8.E. Stark Customers’ Liability—Acceptances............. 25,637.94 Utah spent the week end at the 82nd and S.E. Foster Doyal Anderson home. Mrs. James Interest E arned................................................. 519,013.19 Is Mrs. Anderson's mo'her and Mrs OTHIK Other Resources................................................ 50,924.04 Dalton is Mr Anderson’s sister O R E G O N B RA N CH ES The all celebrated in Vale Monday. TOTAL R ESO U RCES...........................$109,382,211.80 ALBANY Dennis M. Anderson and family ASHLAND were dinner guests Saturday of his ASTORIA LIABILITIES son Doyal Anderson. BEND Mrs. Hazel Wlxon visited her bro Capital .........................................$3,000,000.00 CONDON CAN YOU GUESS COQUILLE ther in Nyssa Wednesday. Surplus ........................................ 3,000,000.00 N earest to the O p e n in g D ay ENTERPRISE Leslie and Robert Ditty and Bob A t t e n d a n c e F ig u r e at the Undivided P ro fits...................... 709,054.21 FOSSIL Newgen attended the show “In Old G old en G ate In ternational G RA NT S PASS Reserves ...................................... 1,403,149.43 $ 8,112,203.64 Chicago,” In Nyssa Monday evening. Exposition at San Francisco? GRESHAM The 11 month old baby in the show Acceptances ..................................................... 25,637.94 H E P P N E R was the daughter of a friend of the HILLSBORO Interest Collected in Advance........................ 246,836.74 Ditty family. HOOD RIVER Other L iabilities............................................... 38,777.32 D eposits.............................................................. 100,958,756.16 TOTAL L IA B IL IT IE S ........................ $109,382,211.80 The First N ational Bank of Portland Can Serve You in Many W a y s . . . Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Automobile Loans Home Loans i n is Checking Accounts Trust Department Personal Loans Commercial Loans KLAMATH FALLS LA G R A N D E LAKEVIEW M A L I N MARSHFIELD MEDFORD MERRILL MOLALLA M O R O NEWBERG NORTH BEND NYSSA OREGON CITY PENDLETON SALEM STAYTON THE DALLE8 TILLAMOOK UNION WALLOWA WOODBURN ESTABLISH B A N K CREDIT T H R O U G H THE û a ih ß u ijo t P la n reedy to spray as soon as the sul phur arrives. They will use from ten to twenty pounds to the acre E. H Brumback of the Bend spray ed last year and got a much better yield. The Girl Scouts met at the home of Mrs. Maurice Judd Tuesday Mrs. Maurice Judd entertained the Scout mothers at which time they decided to make uniforms for the girls. Dr. M. C. Barlow from the Uni versity of Utah was here a few days on business concerning the sale of his place. Mr and Mrs. Stanley Goulet were Nyssa shoppers Friday. Leave on Vacation— Mr. and Mrs. William Schireman and family left for a two weeks va cation in Lewiston with relatives Monday. in Fresh Water at the WILCOX Open-air Pool 1 Mile East of Ontario at Wilcox Comers on Hlway 30 . . . Children 15c Adults 25c Robert Wilkerson, Manager RESTFUL BEDS F ir e s t o n e c u t s t h » c o * t o f T ir o S a fe ty just at the tim e w hen you need a new set o f tires. At this tim e of the year you should replace tires that are w orn and smooth for greatest safety during the sum m er driving season. T ires may look alike on the outside — but inside they are different. 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