Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 18, 1940, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    THE VYSSA GATE CITY JOURN A L THURSDAY. JANUARY 1». 1»40_
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M m I * t e tr e U t u r r t E oí Pars.»
»•as the rv e * of Mua Pane CS a - c
M n H a K a*oru. and H ek c Bubdsy
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Mr B ba« of um h t n y a Supçs ;
n a te stsaed urraaocc* to a
Co « as j / t r g after vusdneas m
te te r y ts a wvt*»*s to Tsxsut
tentata U r. £. 1 *
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M ena P a re s u> be held Wednesday U te n c in a y U m íte e p a n s í a.*
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Mr and M rt W arrest Z zx n ck _!
H e a j Imfcfes a Bend
f i a a * s * «re. «y U n V r a r t
Arena Vaney were calda* an B ere
«ho m êm e to h a be«
' n e xx«i Mn. 1 i fam ose.
a ».-» Canyon near Pm "—and «as ‘ rateati Sunday
g-jet*. in the B rjr-.n»- r
£ H E r j u a n t trantacM d bots-
lO r j r D i A3R> OCflrrSLfcC7
nest in Nampa and Caldwril M x -
Pnday
Mr truc M rt O n e r* « 1
The a e s v t n of the * - * d a b day
eesasrujeauC. r i p e ac
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A. L UKD6ECK
» * sj to CaidxeE T hunday and *st-
¿taU; Capito! News Bureau
yoyec a l a m t o o and naau n e *
H i p usata» t . ta ra i »es* » t e S)
Vitto Parent*—
A r. unties frnao U m Bend atter>d-
Mr acuì U n B a r a ti Brv»-e
Mr and M rt Essane: T h to tp s.. .
sd U m ih o x ís hooonng Mrs Dad- •. jtie c r a h M rt Tham pecc : par-
.*7 Maut.-- _ js Wednesday «m en
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<-nu Mr and M rt H B KA-p near
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- » ~ r u _ p tt e s a - i««ui»M r ■ virss-lourto»
«as b e d »" the botse o< Mrt How­ rm m eit on Sunday.
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1 her of U* tehnoi males Wsdnsada;.
Mrs Man* Ktmtcy returned ar
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B eseipu ci tfae «Sale vreasarj c a r­ sd and 4 *-. vm redretem enu * r t - Ctoristmas nottdayt with relatives
taut M rt Z m tejt 8Bt_vr_ H j p ater*» eagót y ta rt te Bete* o a t o e ü tu r r .
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RIVER VIEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
» gîSASi.17 créditée « x ó c c e o i «svi i uatal ti *T3 Cri .912 o ctcp irs;
E H B m r.aach Jt* B r .maa.- r.
M rt
ace* .usas, lest am es w t t n g » t í vu ÍT 1 JH 27S au n e i aocceteog io ' T ande Eathus and KenrMÚ. Esite«
Sunday school win meet at £ C
voto acy teives k rspee*. by S tate T rsa strsr Weites tres* busœess » 1*3 tors ir. N tìi * on
scitD A Y D o n n a o u e s t e
Johnson ■ on Gray B ird next Sun­
U m k a m P a c i t i a d a tte 2 Psarvtsv B ei ísu uei irotn U m
| Saturday
Mr t o i M rt G>targe Xeac to v
day New eifleert have been elect­
th a t o* A Au t rtœ çcri« m u / t o ; uvate s itjc tc agonopoiy aioc* toval-
£ E Parker A-ck Parker Ken-
Mr arai U n £ £ P u x e s
A MSwaCy trtnartesxtg f t r n a S g o n >y; m it:Y T T '.te rp a rs; «Ito I l l ­ neth Parker and Viri Bishop tpes- ed and Gilbert E m k en b o rg it sup­
s r u a t / irru e s fueact t í Mr t o ; ~
erintendent and Mrs B m er H E is
e s o U m r a g a: U m oççnr-. -ne lu j.O í u> lit* G a w lo e taz receipts Pnday in Boise on butinets
M rt Be** E r r Tue iavrues » u
secretary-treasurer
Ociy vev* terelsç asect n uí flZjBM>K «es* «aOOJMO avvi*
Mr and M n B G Roberts *er*
•xaacp aeattsszjf test servóte) u m - a o e o s is ; «XI teves itte. írom * r- - j t p re n o ta years ligures O tte :
guests in the W F. Gillen ncme in
t*ST*T 7
Mr Harr.
vesxug U m rao* T hat wooid is ttoe czeab k .t*tnt te d v ie s in Use grand
WE PAY CASH
Roswell Sunday
p-jBtaCrty t í um pestes.t ■ » f i h l t l t -x-val tr* Issastut m*e» 14£11 r/X
The Girl Scouts met at the H a­
H OC££ V A B U B O
for
OLD GOLD and
i ú e s £ Ptmraon, b e c t c o j s ta s - m oue vehxle regvsuatAœ and Ii-
Oc. B rote} iiv n )-! ii* !rMSute t í te tet* {or vb* por. sacssAd P a tite -jests* lees C 173.OIS, mbísívance worth borne Saturday aftem ooc
JEWELRY
and
planned
vo
hold
a
tea
in
the
Mr t o ; Mr> Albert E e í t fn e e vat « ■ n o t h a r n te » caatfMate h i op- |a a d gift »*«*» 635.702. m a ter e a t-
near future Mrs Brumbach gate
Parm a n o ta ry halá a ™ r i t e • poteUon lo t a i (M K
mes r*et fl^MXOO. m turane* !*et
i a talk on “Etiquette of a Tea Mr;
MORRIS JEWELRY
nota* »arm ing parrty a: um Held".
Word *—s - t a t t a d nas a th at «57.95* oorporaurjc le s t S31AM5: H R Otis «as a guest
Atkeson
Bldg.
Ny**a
1 -* riv iv e l'sn estz ka m tertawr gars* rucrclsEtcc !e*s and Lues
Mr and Mrs C B H u m of P a r­
v x y vteopM-Md U te J a l
arat cjr* ~ — » Repue, / l - tAndjdat* Ü94ÎJ13 indtlK nal accident CCfB- ma were guests in the W alter Bish­
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lue goat r a ae b a t to t eye en U m uisíjcc ta n d a *4282.235 bos us op home Wednesday
BIícTKDAY PARTY
tr*Aaury / y t «hile tto* nam* oí CCtetelíteáOO funds. 12294 017 e a -
Mrs. Herrington and son of Nor­
C tœ pteM s.usg U m Item i « ih n ssj-í. C asa oí P o r t a d J alai be-
pàoyer cbnrtbuition» to the u stm - folk. Nebraska are visiting in the
v rtn b a y ancTrerm ry od u m u wx .
jrcmkMDUy m e s n u ts l m uvt>. p»tnrs*s: rotepenaaHoD fund. *5 - Baldwin home while they are look­
P a s. Mr and M rt Aker*. H e iit Bt-
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ing for a new location in this coun­
d u d twenty of fait tríe n te troco
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try
Parm a lo a tirpr.b* tsa a st party oc
C a u le » Get Kuad Fand»
Piivuiert Repay lo an
Mrs Clyde Riggs and son of P a r­
Tuesday s v e u g
Oregon ccemtset paroaspaved in
A inac t í 11XC mad* to the state ma spent Friday visiting her parents
the terutbotloc of kam highway ; p ra o c 2* years ago to provide a re­ Mr and Mrs B G Roberts
ju n te to U m extent o< *2234 575 9« j voiwng fund tor the purchase cl w -
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and
Matron Paiiet On
dunag l i » aoonrduig to SecrstAry baoto tor con n e ts xas repaid this Donna are on the sick list, suffer­
DR. J. C. BOWMAN
of State S em C T h u d a triir. tine, rep- week in fu ll The loan «as author­ ing with flu
M rt Dora I-artnraitl oí a n a ro c ll t o f 13 7 percent of the 114223 - ized by the iegialature of 1811
Mrs
F
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Miller.
Virginia
Miller
Veterinarian
öprvng». Ka.-isas p a a e d a« ay on 556 4* realized by ttoe Mate from
and Mrs Dan Holly spent Tuesday
January d e r . « r - > vur.ibg at the gaioiUM taxes motor reticle regit-
-S e ria l d a b s - a Problem
in Boise
£d Wild hooM
tratioc f a s truck adr. b at f e a and
Ttoe most perplexing problem con­
Mrs R L Haworth entertained
M rt L-xtámisI « a i ImR tvnctoer. fine* The apporuor.mes.-. by coun- fronting the Kate liquor adm inistra­ members of Parm a school faculty at
Phone 39W
« tú . a .-Mart attack « rtc pcetunocia vms m e la d a : B enun. 14025657: tion fust nov is control of the so- a dinner party Monday evening
and e/Anpixatjocs Joücwmg M rt (T v n r . n
1191777.94 Columbia called social club «here drinks are honoring Mr I. Lane, who resign­
LodQzibtn v as pact 73 year* old and I3Í242M
COOS. PM23Í.ÓÍ
Des- mixed for members, according to ed as superintendent. Covers weer
nad been ID nine days and under etmtes. 171 .MB te ; Doogfate. 6 3 - J. J Hag-;*, liquor adm inistrator At laid for 24 guests. After dinner
NYSSA LIBRARY
th e care of D r L. A M ailrtm g x tth 'AO j ® Hood Erres 127145« Jo- present Hague said, there appears cards were played.
OPEN SATURDAY
M rt Haroid Breaaeale atotetlbg M rt oephine *35282 77. Lane *137.734 23 no effective means by «Inch either
Mr and Mrs. E H. Brumbach
2.30 to 7:30
Wild in the betelde care Three M alheur *38 *5225 Marion. *168 - th e state or local communities can were guests at a dinner party a t the
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
daughters «ere at h er bedside dur- 385 M orro* « 7 6 3 0 : MuHnomah cope with this problem
home of Mr and Mrs Car! Case in
L ib rarian ___ Mrs. 8. B. Davis
:ng the ilia c a Mrs C ro a of Wei­ *«»7 48238 Polk 833 44827; Sher­
Arena Valley Tuesday
evening.
ter. Mrt Ma-snee Oßtecee of M ar- man 6 73885: Wasco *3587317: M an y W ords A g ain st P ic k e tin g L a » Bridge followed the dinner.
sing and M rt W L Dickton of W ashington *79368 77
O P T O M E T R IS T
Yamhill
Sirs George Fisher returned to
One of the meet voluminous briefs
Sharon Springe Kaneaa
*57 728 08
- S ~ M r F »11 a n d See B e t t e r '
her home Monday from a month's
*-••*;
J..*d
V-.:.-.
-
FoDovzng «errVtet at the Nysta
' court « a s filed this week by a tta r- visit with her m other in California
Nazarene church «1th Bev H am s
Mr and Mrs. N. S. Phelan were
Flood Contra) Opposed
ney* for the American Federation
of Wetoer and Re» Vent M artin of
Oppceiticm to the proposed Will- of Labor in their appeal from a cir- dinner guests of M r and Mrs. Plin
N yua presiding the body « a t »hip­
amette Basin flood control program cuit cour decision upholding the Case Sunday.
ped by the N y n a Puneral Home to emanate* entirely from outside the constitutionality of the anti-picket-
Sharon Springt to be interred be­ valley Douglas McKay chairm an of mg act The brief contains 363
side th a t of h er husband
the Willamette River Basin cogs- pages
misison told Governor Sprague at a
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DR. J. A. McFALL
V U t Prom Ogdets—
conference here last week The con- fv e n m P sy n v ^ u Show Decrease
Mr and M rt A J Portae*» of Og­ ference called to give fishermen an
n ^ e l i t payments to Oregon's job-
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
den «ere viuvors a t the Keilr. Bailey opportunity to air th ir views on the ]ess workCTi durtEg 1939 y o u iln i
ONTARIO
OREGON
Yaant tan Balurday afternoon
program failed to produce any Of- onj7 *4 052888 as compared to *5 -
M ary S a rto U O p e ra te d I 'p o n —
pceitton sentim ent whatever
A sig p 3 g paid out in benefits during
WYCKOFF
M ao ’ Norcott. daughter of Dr. number of valley sports fishermen ¡333 Jt wa! reported by the State
and M rt E D Norcolt * a taken expressed the belief th a t construc­
JEWELRY STORE
Unemployment Compensation com-
to Holy Rotary hoapltal in O ntario tion of flood control dams would j m taiom Slightly more th a n SO per-
on Tuesday evening «here th e un-
Official Time Inspector for
rr»»r«’ior be” rfl'’
***• 1,1 the Willamette rent of the beenfit payments went
Our 3 for 2 Cleaning
Union Pacific
valley rath er th an prove harm ful
unemployed workers in the Port-
for appendicltia Drs 8araz:n and opposition to the flood control pro-
area
ONTARIO
OREGON
Special is Still on—
Kerby are th e surgeon* in charge gram has been expressed by a num -
_ _
G arden Ctato—
her of Portland sports fishermen
Bring in 3 Garments
S ta te H o sp ita l C row ded
Morgan Park Garden Club held a and by commercial fishing interests
ROBT. D. LYTLE
Constructed
to
accommodate
2300
for
C 1 e a n i n g and
social meeting Ja n 11 at the Tom on the Columbia river who fear that
ATTORNEY
Johnson home in Richland The construction of huge flood control patient*, the state hospital at Salem
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•And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
next regular meeting will be Jan. dams will interfere with the natural now has a population of more than
TRIPLEX C L E A N
First National Bank Building
25 at th e E L Jam ison home tn propagation of both trout and sal­ 2700. according to Superintendent J
C. Evans, who points out th a t crowd­
them all for the price
Buena Vista to which all members mon.
Phone 66
ed
conditions
in
the
Institution
;
th eir families and friend* are in ­
VALE
OREGON
of 2.
makes
it
impossible
to
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the
vited
S is C o o n ties F re e o f B a n g s
patients
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T H M a p i r b k j d g * CLUB
U n Arti»
n t u jsfja » ¡■/ í S ívíh
True t e
to Qm I b m d t r tnû*» f i a t iwr.
E im í.
oonmt
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ta s a s
vro er p i e ; V. So*
v ¡ su n tie n <i B".
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e n t a ? vu teuerem p m e prJsiasea
t o i M rote* ; m .' i ! »
Va* « a tin g
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t rotos tL /9atae t.'lair
At loua '.rau* U m Bttbop t vtev-
z r t tK » t t i w c . u e ; t t « til at
oCiuer ta m a s « c a s v * « í * ira*
7tar
T ta. Ban n fa zú rj U rjan aedi U se
U -am tí O t’-arx. «*s* ttejrv* 'usata
V in xt* .
PABTY
Dr t o ; M rt J. i S a ra s o roves-
vtrruerî tv a teorues party on Wtej-
t n a lx j *i*s.:n* ! » Mr t r i U n J
O ie » ? * of B a t a n
EC7TDAT DPWER
Mr
try) U n
B
A T rrxcptoc.
Gate City Dairy Milk to d Mr t o ; Mr* C W Lon* to d
ix «**rntial for winter their two torn were ten n er ruses*
U m p a r s o vt! J T Lori« ro to *
health because it buildi »V
oc Brodai
up body rexistance.
—I—
Gate City Dairy
Milk and Cream
Moraine and E rm ine
beiirerV s
IMW
CARD PARTY
Mr and M rt Neil Díñamele t í
Or**on T rail sriVervalrued al a bridge
party oc Batorday sreriiog G uecu
»sr* mriVed to make tip fturr tablet
at erarte at which high acor«* wer*
von by M rt RutaeU P attu n and
Mrt A n te s* Bosnoca A late ta p ­
per wat te n e d foiloving the garnet
S T A T E C A P IT O L N EW S
Professional
Cards
CLEANING
SPECIAL
cents
SNOOK PHOTO SHOP
L O W / - C O S T o C O ie
IOHN DEERE-
»7 B e r a te t v u zrjeaam
3 for 2
MINIATURE POTRAITS
A for IO
j
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Mr and Mr*. Bill DeOrofft and
their family left on Friday for a
week* trip to Denver where they
will visit with relative* and attend
the stock show there
j
Dairy herds in six Oregon coun-
ties are ^
rated as free from
; yiar.g s disease according to D r W
H Lytle. state veterinarian These
; honor counties include Washington.
Yamhill Coos. Clatsop. Curry and
Lane Seven other western Oregon
counties win be recommended for
Bang's accreditation soon. Dr. Lytle
said.
SUNSET VALLEY
Mr Stanton moved his sheep on
Monday from the L. E. Newgen place
« here they have been feeding hay
for the past 6 weeks to th e D un­
away sheds for the lambing season.
H. T erra lost one of his horses
Monday
Mr and Mrs. Claude Wilson and
son of Homedale, Idaho, were S at­
Railroad« Asked To Cat Costa
Heavy increase In the transporta­ urday visitors at the Pete Wilson
tion business In Oregon this year is home.
At Your SHOES
Jake Kollen went to Boise Friday
predicted by o R Bean, public
Othert Do!
utilities commissioner in warning to enter the Vets hospital for tre a t­
a n d fo r
railroads th a t they m ust pare down ment
Those on the sick list the past
¡operating costs wherever possible if
Expert Repairing
| they are to meet the competition week are Mrs. Art Mayes. Mrs. Jake
Kollen and Mrs. Lucille Kendall.
(offered by truck lines
Chas
Schweizer
accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn and two
Inheritance Tas Adds to State
children to Oklahoma Wednesday
Coffer«
Mrs Ted Pomeroy of Buhl has
Inheritance taxes yielded *435.732
in revenues to Oregon's general joined her husband here on their
fund during 1939 while gift taxes farm
SHOE «HOP
Mr and Mrs Grover Cooper,
added *M8«9 70 to the coffers of the
state, according to 8 tate Treasurer Harold Snyder and Mr and Mrs.
N e t t to N j
Cafe
Walter E Pearson. Approximately George Wilson were among the O n­
tario business visitors Wednesday.
Leslie and Robert Ditty attended
the horse sale a t Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. Lydia Wolfe entertained 17
members of the Worthwhile club on
Thursday A business meeting took
up the afternoon when officers were
A TWO ACT COMEDY- OPERETTA
I elected for the next six months.
FILLED WITH LAUGHS-SONG-SROMANCE
Mable Oueck «ras elected president :
Bernice Robb vice-president and
Produced by Nyasa Epworth League
Edna Landreth. secretary-treasurer
I t was also voted to meet on the
SHOWING ONE NIGHT ONLY
first and third Thursdays of each
m onth
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Here’» the answer to the world-wide cry for low-
cont horwelefw farming.
Whether you have a small farm or need auxiliary'
I;
iwer for a lar^c
farm, the «mailer, lower priced
ODEL “I
“H” will handle your every job at rocK-bot-
tom <n'
Deliver« .‘i-way power. Cultivate« 2 rows. Fit«
ALL crop«. Equipment for every need.
Bums low-cost fuel and gives you longer life,
greater dependability.
B
VUit the POTATO DEMONSTRATION
TRAIN IN NYSSA WEDNESDAY, JAN 24
From 1:30 to 5 p. m.
Baldridge Implement Co.
PHONE 113
NYSSA
A B B O T T 'S
1« GRAND OLD SWITZEflLANO"
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24
Curtain at 8 p. m.
at
Oregon Trail School House
Admission 25 cents and 10 cents
JOLLY JANES MEET
AT BIG BEND
BIG BEND—The Jolly Janes
held an aQ day meeting a t the
home of Mrs W alter Bishop Thurs­
day and spent the day quilting for
Mrs Howard Hatch. A covered dish
luncheon wa
N YS S A T A ILO R
SHOP
DELIVERY SERVICE
PHONE 74
1)R. C. A. ABBOTT
Chiropractic Physician
Office: 331 W a t Main S t
Phone S5
NYSSA INVITES YOU
TO VISIT THE
POTATO DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24
From 1:30 to 5 p. m.
N YSSA P O T A T O W E E K
FRI. JAN. 19 TO WED. JAN. 24
All Nyssa Grocers will feature Na. 1
Potatoes during POTATO WEEK and
all other merchants will have potato
displays in their window's.
Be Sure To Visit Ny ssa
During Potato W eek.
SEE THE UNION PACIFIC
DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
NYSSA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE