Nyssa gate city journal., June 06, 1940, Image 3

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940.
girl could afford the luxury of a
Buys Ranch—
the Ontario hospital.
money saving prices as well. M. L. Kurtz. He has been attend­ Wednesday
pet in that country, and no father and Shop
with Journal ad­ ing college in La Grande.
Erma Points was surprised c:i J. H. Bair of Klamath Falls pur­
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Tetwiler
visited
at
returning home from work could vertisers in and Nyssa
not waste thy A program is planned at the the Tallman home in Ridgeview on her birthday Tuesday by Mrs. Pet­
ever know the joy of his happy son time and thy ye gas wilt
chased 80 acres from Eugene Pratt
going
farther. church Sunday. It is to be in Wednesday afternoon.
erson and daughters, Arlene and on
racing with a merry pooch to greet
the Owyhee last week and too.'c
charge
of
the
three
lower
grade
him. Dogs must be for the rich,
Thursday James McGinnis and Donna, and Emily OtiS.
Sunday
school
teachers.
Sunday
is
possession
on Wednesday.
such a luxury
feed they are
promotion day and Children's Day. Alvin McGinnis families spent fish­ Mr and Mrs. Hickson of South Home from School—
And we didst think how to them BRIDE-TO-BE
ing
at
the
dam
Otis Kurtz of Middleton and Mil­
Dakota. L. W. Dierking and Mrs.
there would seem to be many mil­ HONORED
Heavren of Sweet were visit­ Mrs. James McGinnis visited Mrs. Fred Boness of Nyssa were visitors Bob McCoy returned home for
lionaires in this land so thick are VALLEY VIEW—A bridal shower dred
ing with the Kurtz family Friday. Alvin McGinnis of Newell Heights at the O. L. Ashcraft home Thurs­ the summer vacation from Colum­
the canines. Some of the pooches
bia Prep at Portland on Thursday
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Bratton was
day.
seem to be on the leanlsh side as honoring
last.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
Smith,
Mrs.
given
by
the
Ladles
club
of
Arcadia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Obershaw
and
if pickin’s were none too good but
RIVERVIEW
Henry Hatch, Miss Iola Parker and family visited Mrs. Obershaw’s On Vacation—
afternoon at the home of
they do survive and seemingly lead Tuesday
Mr.
and Mrs. James McGinnis went
Mrs.
Schank.
at the O. L. Ashcraft home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown
a fairly contented existence.
Sunday School swimming at Snlvely’s hot springs mother
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cochrun will The meet Community
Mr.
and
Mrs. O. L. Ashcraft and left on Saturday for a two weeks
in
the
home
of
Mr
and
Now
Ves
Goshert
didst
chide
us
Monday evening.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Coch­
baby,
Mr.
Mrs. Fred Boness vacation.
Things About Nyssa's Shops
the week past and say that in these run of Nyssa enjoyed a strawberry Mrs Ed Wolf. The guest speaker Mrs. Vivian Smitz and two child­ and family and
picnicked
at the dam
columns he hadst not yet seen any feed at the Bratton home Thurs­ is Mr. Chandler of Caldwell; will ren of Cambridge, Mrs. Harold By­ Sunday.
also
have
Children’
s
Day
program.
mention
of
the
fine
bargains
they
day
evening.
from Parma, and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurley and
Quickly has summer come. Al­
LOOK BEFORE YOU SEEP
have at his place of business. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Goodfellow Pot-luck luncheon at noon; every­ bee
Hatch and Miss Helen Hatch of daughters
most over night the lush green of didst
visited
Mrs.
Celeste
Zink
one
Invited;
Christian
Endeavor
at
That
no
other
place
of
like
busi­
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Vern 7:30.
Big Bend were Wednesday evening at the O. L. Ashcraft home Satur­
wild grasses and the gay blossoms
undersell him and that Kessler
and Mr. and Mrs Louis
dinner guests at the Howard Hatch day.
A re your
of early spring have dried, to a at ness all canst
times
he
doest
have
the
very
The Rouse brothers were Sunday home.
Saturday evening.
shoes In rood
yellowed crispness. Feeding flocks latest in stamps, stamped post Belisle
Mr.
and
Mrs
Glen
Zink
motored
R. A. Williams of Payette dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ The children of Howard Hatch, to Nampa and Caldwell Wednesday
are fast moving to the uplands cards, envelopes and that his crew is Mrs.
condition?
visiting at the home of her ter Thompson.
Elbert, Dwayne and Barbara, ac­ where they purchased a new car.
where summer is yet in the offing. doest ever strive to give extra good daughter,
Do they need
Mrs.
W.
E.
Brown
and
Leona
Johnson
is
visiting
Marie
companied Mrs. Harvey Hatch. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zink and
New hay is in the stack and young service with a smile. And well say family.
N E W SOLES
Sweet in Ontario this week.
Helen
Hatch,
Betty
Weir,
and
Mary
birds are trying their own wings, that they do.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Penn of Lawrence Bailey spent the week Weir to Snively’s hot springs Thurs­ George Whipped drove to Burns.
A N D HEELS,
and boys wend their way to the One of the things that didst re­ Owyhee
Oregon, Friday night, returning on
were over-night guests of end at Nampa.
day evening.
or other small
swimming hole by the bridge.
Saturday
us that summer was well on Mr and Mrs. T. H. Brewer Satur­ Among those to visit the canal Mrs. Howard Hatch, Mrs. James
repairs?
Here in the United States our mind
its way wast the display of deep day.
break this week were Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis and Mrs. Ellen Sparks at­ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zink visited
minds are on the harvest and our red
Bring them
in
Nyssa
Sunday
with
Mr.
Zink’s
Mr.
Jenny
and
sons
of
Buena
cherries
on
the
vegetable
stand
Grover
Vest,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
tended the meeting of Jolly Janes father, C. M. Zink.
hopes tied up in the abundance of Barney Wilson's grocery store. Full Vista called Saturday afternoon at Vest, Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis, Mr. at
to
the Wade school house Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zink motored
the season’s yield. While in Eur­ ripe and of a delicious sweetness Brattons.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Hill.
day.
A
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L
W
O
R
K
G
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A
RANTEED
ope desperate peoples fight for their they were as well. Two things not Eulah Bratton was shopping in Leon Bailey spent Sunday with
dam Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch and to Mr. the and
national existence and the right to always found in the first fruits of Boise last Monday.
his
sister,
Mrs.
Guinn,
in
Vale.
Roy Perry were in
family visited at the Millard Heck- Boise on a Mrs.
live in liberty. Let us here in this the season.
Misses Eulah, Gladys and Ruth Tom Lile and Ronney were din­ athorne
A B B O T T ’S
shopping
trip. On the
home
in
Arena
Valley
on
land be not so engrossed with our And now with the harvest so | Bratton
left early Sunday morning
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wednesday evening.
SHOE SHOP
way
they
stopped
in
Kuna
and
had
own harvest that we give no heed close at hand every farmer must for Portland. They intend to see ner
Johnson Thursday evening.
breakfast
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Ashcroft
and
to the rumbling threats of foreign give heed to equipment, for no time the rose festival.
Next
to Nyxsa Cafe
Mrs. De Lashmutt is working in
instigated strife within our own can be spared when the harvest day Clarence and Emerald Davis re­ the home of Mrs. Height of Nyssa daughter, Donnan and Mr. and Stadtler.
Mrs. Ace Schweizer visited Bud
United States boundaries.
is at hand to replace out worn parts turned home Thursday night from Heights.
in the hospital at On­
It has long been an enigma to and to wait for the delivery of a California.
Homer Richardson, Orofino, Ida­ Schweizer
us why so many folks object to a new motor, and none need be lost Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown and ho, visited Elmer Hill Wednesday. tario Sunday evening.
large standing army. In the days if a trip be paid to the Nyssa Im­ family of Vale were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Roy and son, Sunday afternoon Joyce and Don­
of depression it has seemed so much plement shop at Goode avenue of Mrs. W. E. Brown and family Harold, New Plymouth, enjoyed ice na Ashcroft, Iola Parker and Dck
cream with the Tom Lee family on Richards visited Bud Schweizer at
a wiser course to put the unem­ near Second where they do carry Tuesday.
ployed youth of the land in con­ tops in both new and good used Orland and Joe White went to Thursday evening.
ENTRY BLANK
Ironside after firewood the last of Mr. Height is haying for Frank
structive military training where farm equipment.
Graham.
I
hereby
wish
to
enter the Malheur County Fair
they may learn discipline and a And when quick trips to town the week.
See U» For
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Osborn, On­
responsibility to their country and and market place will be a necessity
Queen
Contest
in
the
tario, were Sunday visitors of Mr.
community and receive a monthly as well it is a wise John and his
and Mrs. Tom Osborn.
DISTRICT
NO..........................................................
wage. Rather to be let roam aim­ lady that sees to it that all the GIRL SCOUTS PLAN
Idaho Egg Producers
Ernest Johnson has been home
lessly, become prey to every sub­ tires on the family motor coach BUSY SUMMER
NAME .......................................................................
10
days,
returning
Saturday
to
Los
versive agitator and be handed out and four are in the best of perking
Chick
and
Laying
Mashes
a pittance in the name of relief, order. And sure they will be if NEWELL HEIGHTS — The Girl’ Angeles.
AG E............................................................................
without constructive effort on their they are those U. S. tires that the Scouts met Wednesday at the K. I. John Scott, Charlie Toombs and
Gene
Lunger
went
fishing
at
the
part. Better an army of uniformed Thompson
Peterson
home
in
Adrian.
They
Prices Reasonable
Oil company doest traf­ plan to give a play the latter part dam over the week end.
ADDRESS ...............................................................
and trained men on the military
in. And it is a good turn in of
Anne
Johnson
was
home
last
payrolls of Uncle Sam than a horde fic
June
for
camp
funds.
Mrs.
Betts
they
have
on
used
tires
as
well.
Send to Secretary of Fair Board
of ragged loafers and wanderers on But with the summer and the will give the girls first aid work Wednesday to attend Frank’s grad­ Nyssa Flour Mills
uation.
a government dole. Both are paid harvest
this
summer.
The
girls
voted
to
Frieda Lienhard, Nyssa, Oregon, Route No. 1
also the days of va­ make a layette for Red Cross war
from the taxpayers’ pockets. What cation. comes
Relatives
from
cities
and
if all the armament is obsolete at towns in distant places, an old refugees. The next meeting will be
ADRIAN
the end of 10 years and inust be friend or sister Susies fiancee’s sis­ June 12 with Dorothy Toombs.
scrapped. At least it can be melted ter, or great Aunt Nell out for a Modern Pioneer club met at the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sparks, Yaki­
down and be recast. And that gives summer airing. Wanted or not so home of Mrs. Alvon McGinnis on ma have been visiting relatives in
work again. Better the remolding welcome they wilt be bound to drop Tuesday. After the business ses­ Adrian.
games were played and dainty Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook and
of scrapped war guns every decade in
and tis then that one doest wish sion,
than the scrapping of a generation to look
refreshments were served at the Dennis Patch returned home from
their
best
and
with
out
time
of young men till their ambition is to spend perking up last summer’s close of the meeting. The next Salem Saturday.
will be held at the home Lorraine McFate of Owyhee spent
gone and their spirit passed re­
for John and thine own meeting
of Mrs. Lester Goulets, June 25. Saturday night at the Everett
molding. Better trained men in slacks
company’s
best.
But
a
trip
to
the
Uncle Sam’s fighting forces who Nyssa Cleaners of the Mains Clean­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sipes, Owy­ Points home. Erma Points re­
have learned to honor and love ers here in Nyssa and a tip-top job hee Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. El­ turned home with her to spend the
Voris, Caldwell, spent Sunday afternoon on Sunday.
their land and to know their own
wilt be the result and mer
afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rev. and Mrs. Tetwiler were in
responsibility towards its continued in all renewing
the summer through thou wilt Hill.
well being than ever increasing tax­ be able
shopping Friday afternoon.
to look thy best and put Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Mausling Nyssa
• • •
es for the housing of the flotsam the family’
Rev. and Mrs. Tetwiler and Er­
s
best
foot
forward
when
were business visitors in Caldwell ma Points called at the M. L. Kurtz
in penitentiary, reform schools and company drops in.
Saturday afternoon.
home in Newell Heights Thursday
insane asylums. The Civilian Con­
servation Corps has been a step in Didst look forward all winter to Marion Westermon from Rocky evening.
the right direction and only the the time when a new screen porch Ford, Colo., is spending a few days Mr. and Mrs. Heally of Newell
blind will refuse to admit that wouldst grace the family manse and visiting his sister, Mrs. Stanley Hill. Heights visited at the Tetwiler home
these lads given the opportunity of lend shade and comfort to those Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker of
self-development In these camps who dwell therein and now with Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill
have proven the project worth its things as they are the monies saved and Marion Westerman went fish­ Notice To Hog Raisers
cost. Much can be done by a stand­ for it have had to go for other ing and picnicking on Succor creek
ing army other than on the parade things. Fret not nor get a wrinkle Sunday
the Installation of a new
thy brow from the worry of it. Mrs. R. S. Overstreet of Boise With
grounds in times of peace. Road A in trip
to the Nyssa Lumber com­ spent a few days visiting relatives scale at
building and fire control on gov­ pany where
THE RAILWAY STOCK YARDS
they wilt explain to here this week.
ernment lands, reforestation, are
how easy it is to have one the Nigk and John Van Zelf, Mrs. we are now receiving your hogs
but a few. Better a son in the uni­ thee
B. C. way and all thy frowns Jake Groot and Mr. and Mrs. Joe there every Friday, paying the
form of his country than a shabby A.
and shaggy wanderer going no­ wilt turn to smiles and ere thou Dierksen visited with Mr. and Mrs. highest price the market permits
doest know it the new addition wilt Van Zelf Sunday afternoon.
where atop a freight train.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kurtz and and seeking to serve you in every
And we did think lately of a tale be made.
Joyce went to Middleton and Ten possible way.
we did read of the poorer classes Much hast been said or iate for Davis
Memorial Day.
of Japan where every morsel of and against the Milk Board. We Bill on
arrived Tuesday to FRANK KULLANDER
food must be utilized if the people know not much of it except that spend Kurtz
the summer with his folks.
are to survive. A poor man’s ra­ by state laws the grade of milk has
tions in this country would be a come far in purity and lack of adul­
feast to them. And the writer in teration since the days when the
FIRE
AUTOMOBILES
pointing out their abject poverty milk man used to pull up at the
and utter the hopelessness of the front gate, the precious liquid
TRUCK OWNER’S ATTENTION
masses to improve their condition stored in two or three five-gallon
didst tell of the absence of dogs in cans from which he poured the
FOR LONG AND SHORT HAUL
the country side. No little boy or housewife's need and then gave
each youngster on the block a
INSURANCE
drink from the lid ere it was re­
placed atop the can again. Noth­
ing was said about cream content,
nor bacteria count to the square
inch, nor desease tested cows. If
the milk got a bit blue, one changed
BONDS
Phone 53
FARM RENTALS
dairymen, and if typhoid came
along one got it or didn’t. And
who ever heard of a cow having
consumption? Well its all changed
Legal Advertisement
now, thanks to state and federal
pure
food
regulation
and
here
at
CARL H. COAD
• The more tasks electricity does for you,
Nyssa we have two fine dairies that
live
up
to
the
demands
of
the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
the more rates "step-down." Adding elec­
health board in producing clean,
PHONE 31
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 26
desease-free, rich-in-cream-content
tric water heating puts your rates down
Nyssa, Oregon
milk, delivered at the door each
E L E C T R IC IT Y
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN,
That
another
step— cuts the average cost on all
night and morning in sanitized and
sealed
bottles.
Both
the
Gate
City
A. Maulding, M.D. Dairy and Shelton's Dairy serve the
the annual election of School District
the electricity you use.
IS C H EA P
Physician and Surgeon
best and only the best of approved
No.
26,
Malheur
County,
Oregon,
has
milk in this Nyssa town.
That means— you car> have the convenience
Phone 37
And
if
the
production
and
selling
lours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
been called and will be held at the
of an automatic water heater for only a few
of milk and milk products have
Daily- Except Sunday
been
regulated
to
safeguard
the
school house of School District No. 26,
Fry Building
cents a day. Gallons of always-hot water,
health of the nation it has nothing
on the meat industry. For it was
flowing at the faucets' tips— hot water for
in Nyssa, Oregon, on the 17th day of
among the first in which the gov­
TOWNSEND CLUB ernment
laundry, for dishes, fordaNy*beths! Have* it
took
a
hand
to
provide
its
June, 1940, between the hours of 2:00
MEETINGS
eating population fresh and non-
wherwyo»»need»»t, without-waiting.
Meets 1st and 3rd Monday at tainted animal flesh. And when
o’clock P. M. and 7:00 o’clock P. M.,
one buys their meats from the Nys­
Eagles Hall
sa Packing here n Nyssa they are
A. L. McClellan___President
when the polls shall be closed, for the
m many Stores near yon
sure of government inspected and
Don Graham _____Secretary
approved
animal
products.
Tis
a
election of one director for a term of
The Public Is Invited
tasty weiner they do vend there
«(•them!
that turns to a first-class hot dog
three
years
and
one
clerk
for
a
term
when
dunked
for
a
time
in
boiling
NYSSA AERIE
and then dabbed with a bit
of one year.
F. O. E. NO. 2134 I of water
mustard and plunked in between
Meets Wednesday Night
slices of fresh bread.
By Order of the Board of Directors
AT EAGLES HALL
I And if it is fresh bread and cakes
Visiting Eagles Welcome
or baked sweets that are on thy
B. B. LIENKAEMtPER, Clerk.
HARRY MINER Sec.
must get" list then pay a visit to
the McClures Bakery and thy wants
CLIFF GREER. Pres.
Published: June 6 and 13, 1940
wilt be filled in no time at labor
Ye Snooper’s
Column
Malheur County Fair
Queen Contest
Wö\
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SEE DON M. GRAHAM
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