Nyssa gate city journal., July 18, 1940, Image 3

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 194Q
named Wilson was elected because with Mrs. Howard Hatch in Adrian employed by Clifford Fox on his
Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholoma creased in attendance rental Lubi time. Due to the probability of the
he was supposed to have kept us on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Conrad ranch. We are glad to have them in
and children spent Wednesday at the past few Sundays. Seventy at final closing of the tile plant Mr
out of war and one month and two Martin attended from the Kolony. our community.
the Silas Hoffman home in Buena tended July 14th. Another class wg and Mrs Keyezer’s plans for the
days later war was declared on the The next regular meeting has been
Mrs. Ed.Wolf’s sister Mr. and Mrs. Vista helping with the grain har­ added making a total of five cias.e
future are uncertain.
Central Powers and on June 5th postponed until August 9th.
Wendell Thomas and children of vest.
| Mrs. Ray Whitsell will t-a .h lit-
1917 registration for conscription
On Monday Mrs. Donald Clark Sheridan, Wyoming, a brother Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe were new class which consists c f 4th 1
classes began. We were in the war and her sister Miss Luceal Wilson
and we stayed in the war, tiU peace drove to Weiser to visit with Victor and Mrs. Earl Youngberg of Lewis­ Sunday dinner guests at the Joe and 6th grades. A speaker v.lll i.,
ton, Mont, spent last week in Wolf’s Woods home.
present next Sunday.
came a year and a half later. And Lemon.
home.
Tlte Owyhee Farmer's Association
Dr. R. E. Keepy was called for
thousands of American boys lay
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Lamberson
Mrs. Joe Ward accompanied by E. R. Anderson who took suddenly met at the school house Saturday
buried in Flanders Fields.
Not
of White Hall, Wisconsin visited Mrs. Olson of Nyssa were in Nampa
ill on Saturday He has recovered evening. Tht name of the road
the peace that our American Com­
from Thursday until Saturday with Wednesday on business.
Highland Drive was changed t ;
and is able to be around again.
mander General John J. Pershing
their neice Mrs. Robert Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. Penzenr of Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholma and Skyland Drive so as net to be con­
would have had but a peace that family. On Friday the Clark’s took
the war weary invaded nations de­ their guests to view the Owyhee were callers in the home of Mr. and children accompanied Mr. and Mrs fused with another road by the same
Mrs. Herman Wednesday.
W. P. Downing of Nyssa to the name.
sired. And today from that peace Dam.
Things About Nyssa's Shops
W N. Young of the F S. A. office
the same nations are at war again.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McGinnis mountains near Ironsides Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw and
in Ontario was present and gave a
a picnic and outing.
Then as now this country approv­
were in Boise Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Vern Martin and talk.
ed without a moments hesitation, family arrived home from Southern
Mrs. Earl Blackburn, Betty and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitsell gave
bills for taxation that in other days California Saturday afternoon after Harold visited her mother Mrs. Joyce of Nyssa were callers at the
a dinner Sunday in honor of their
As we didst m e along the high would have brought ruin to any po­ traveling over two thousand miles. Black of Little Creek, Ore. Thurs­ Roger Tucker home Monday.
They visited in Riverside ten days
Mrs. E E Botner Thanuel and Ila, ninth wedding anniversary. Ouest j
ways with our spouse on Sunday litical party proposing them. Bill­
then went to Exter and visited their day.
Included Mrs. Annie Harris and
eve and dist by his quick thinning ions were voted where before hund­
Jean Hibbist and her sister from Mrs. Roger Tucker and children went
daughter
and
family
over
the
4th.
sons, Roscoe and Ruth Branom
and acting just miss being injured reds of thousands had been the rule.
Victor, Idaho have returned home to Nampa Wednesday on business.
They
came
home
by
way
of
Donner
Mr. and Mrs Levi Johnson and
and mutilated or perhaps killed be­ Then as now Congress had had a
from a visit with their father Ger­ While there they enjoyed a picnic
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frank were sup­
dinner at the park.
cause a very few other drivers free hand in making appropriations.
ald
Hibbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Sandy of
Mrs. S. P. Byhee, Mrs. John Staf­ per guests at the Ralph Winslow
And in this year of Our Lord 1940
seemed oblivious to every common
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson
Nyssa were Sunday afternoon callers
home Sunday.
First Quality Material
road courtesey and ignorant alto­ and every year since theArmistice in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ford and Mrs. J. B. Quigley went
to Ontario and Payette Monday.
gether of even the simplest of traf­ of 1918 there has been a wreath Shaw.
and Mrs. Guy Nelson of Payette.
Guaranteed Work
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodard and
fic laws. We were reminded again laid on the grave of the unknown
OWYHEE
Bob Hill of Eugene, Ore., Dale
Miss Jeanette Martin returned
that one must consider every other soldier at Arlington because Wilson home Wednesday evening after Clark of Centralia, Wash, were week family moved into the new house
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin and
driver, a homicidal maniac or an nor his party nor his advisory board spending the past montth in the end visitors of Allen and Phillip on the Tom Faull ranch Thursday
evening. Members of the Just-A- family and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ator
irresponsible drunk and drive ac­ did not keep us out of war. Perhaps Portland Medical hospital.
Flowers.
cordingly, in fear and trembling. then it was as it may be again that
Mrs. Ruth Huset and little son Mite club with their husbands and went to Cascade Sunday to visit Mr
The Kingman H. E. Club met at
And we wonder why it was that so no man nor any party can or will the home of Mrs. K. I. Peterson on are visiting her parents, Mr. and children, 36 in all, gathered and and Mrs. Gerald Slippy who are
surprised them with a pot luck sup­ working there.
many otherwise law abiding persons keep us out of war but why yell from Tuesday afternoon. The next reg­ Mrs. Barrett.
Mrs. Omar Maine was taken to
i i , « »
deem it smart to transgress traffic the house tops that they have or ular meeting will be with Mrs. Wes­
Frank Johnson left Sunday nite per and a miscellaneous shower.
the Ontario hospital Saturday nite.
regulations. Certainly every one of can again when no one will believe ley Piercy.
for Homedale where he will be em­
Jack Walters spent the week end
these laws like all others were form­ them if they but stop to remember.
Polly Anna club met with Mrs ployed on a threshing crew.
ed to protect all persons and give no If just for once these big wig politi­ Conrad Martin on Wednesday. After
Mr. and Mrs. Herman had some HARVESTING ONIONS in Boise, a guest of his brother Byrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leach and son
faintest hint of clase regulation, coes would but give us an honest an afternoon of sewing and visiting friends from South Dakota to call IN LINCOLN HEIGHTS
Irvin Lee were guests of her broth­
yet old and young and rich and poor ab!e-to-be-lived-up-to platform.
the hostess served refreshments. The this week.
er, Luther Barnes near Nyssa Satur­
(Lincoln Heights)
105 in the shade and no shade next meeting will be with Mrs. John
take as much delight in breaking
Mrs. Wolf entertained her Jun­
Lincoln Heights farmers are har day.
ior Sunday School class Monday
them as a small boy does in hearing and the perspiration dripping like Thiel.
Mrs. Bertha Culbertson left Fri­
his rock crash the window of an drops of water from a melting ice-
William Toomb did some binding afternoon on the lawn of her home. vesting this week. Much of the
cle from sweltering humans, yet for Robert Clark this week.
After contests and games refresh­ grain is being combined. George day evening for a visit to her old
empty house to smithereens.
home In Missouri.
An ailing pooch we didst
tote Carlos Buchner and his co-horts at
The Blue Ribbon Winners Dairy ments were servsd to the following: Rookstool who recently purchased a
Mrs . Martha Kllngback
and
a hospital for bow wows this last the GoldenRule proclaim a blanket Calf Club held a meeting with Dick Marie Graham. Leona and Bobby combine has been doing the work.
week and were amazed at the like week and work out a lay-away plan Ashcraft on Friday evening. They Johnson, Lois and Edward DcLash- Much of tthe grain crop was badly daughters Doris and Louise and son
ness of treatment the canines re­ where by the blanket may be chosen plan to have a weiner roast in the mltt, Ellen Ann Herman, Norman damaged because of the ditch break Fred were dinner guests at the Ken­
neth McDonald home In Homedale
ceive there to that cf humans in the now and paid for when the first near future and entertain their Ward, Luena Gounason and Ruth in May.
The Idaho Power Company re­ Wednesday.
Johnson.
worlds finest hospitals. Infusion of chill of autumn reminds us of cold parents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Dalhe of Harp­ cently built on to uhe line on Lin­
fluids to take the place of those un­ nights ahead. And tis a smart idea
Sunday afternoon callers at the
able to be taken by mouth. Even for we didst read that wool is now Herbert Shaw home were Mr. and er. Ore. were callers of Mr. and Mrs. coln Drive. Ralph Barnes and Vern
Smith will be the new patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keizer sold
Earl Blackburn Friday
to transfusions. The donors here on the upclimb on eastern markets Mrs. Sam Wooden from Parma
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey left Sunday
The Boulevard Grange baseball tnelr home on Ennis near Fourth
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Garrett
the poor little homeless poochies and all woolen materials wilt be up
who are to loose their lives on the this fall. And easier it seems to and family from Kansas arrived at to take a truck load of Vale young team won a game Sunday from Ore­ last week to E. V. Pryun, who will
following day at the city pound. pay a little each month on the the Herbert Shaw home for a visit. people to the League Camp near gon Slope. The team will play at continue to occupy it for a short
Fine metal cages witha clean pad whole sum than to plank it out Then on Friday Mrs. Shaw’s parents Wallowa Lake. They plan to re­ Parma next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kenny have
daily especially prepared and com­ in one gob or freeze later on. But with her brother and family from main ten days
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and gone to Seattle, Washington for
pounded rations. And tis not only tis not blankets onlythat one can Oklahoma arrived for a visit.
See Us For
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and fam­ Mrs. Elmer Hill were Mr. and Mrs. a visit.
the high and mighty thourough purchase to fine advantage at that
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall are
breds that find a haven there but emporium but all manner of wear­ ily and Mrs. Lily Bach spent Sun­ Wilbur McGinnis and children, Mr.
back alley kitties and some-of-all ables for the whole family and sturdy day in Emmett in attendance at a Thomas Lile and sons Jackie and spending a few days In Partland.
Ronnie.
The Marshalls reside In Nyssa but
family reunion.
breeds of dogs are having their bed shoes at fine prices.
operate a farm In Lincoln Heights.
The Mary and Martin Circle met
With all the new homees now be­
and board and care paid for in by
Lloyd Page left this week for
loving master and
mistress. We ing constructed or about to be con­ with Mrs. Conrad on Thursday with CROPS LOOK GOOD
Council, Idaho to visit.
were minded of a little pooch who structed in this fair city, looks like Mrs. Charles Wilson as assistant IN THE HEIGHTS
Feme Rookstool, who has spent
a little girl, which was our self so the building bug has done a pretty hostess. The newly elected ifficers
Prices Reasonable
the past month with relatives In
many years ago, didst love more thorough job of folk nipping in these took charge at this meeting. The
(Nyssa Heights)
Nebraska returned home Sunday
than any doll in the house. A little parts. But those little floor plans President, Mrs. Ray Holton, ap
One of the good looking crops is
nondescript white pooch with droopy that the Boise Payette doest give pointed Mrs. Carl Hill song leader Joe Byram's wheat in the shock on afternoon. She accompanied her
tars and a too long string-bean tail in the adds each week do their part and Mrs. Elmer Dutton as her as' the Gerrit Stam ranch. John Quig­ uncle and family who came to make
residence west of Nyssa where they
which could wag in glee as it ran to also towards spurring folks on to sistant. The hostesses served re­ ley started threshing it Monday.
m -m m
recently purchased a farm.
meet us home from school or tuck home owning. And the courteous freshments at the close of the after
Neilson combined grain for C. L.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Levi
Johnson
and
noon.
The
next
meeting
will
be
with
and
helpful
advice
that
one
doest
ashamed beneath the hind quart­
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frank were Pay­
ers when dressed in the doll finery receive at any Boise Payette lumber Mrs. Elmer Dutton.
The Willis Brothers are cambin- ette visitors Saturday.
Miss
Jeanette
Martin
left
on
and carted forth on the street in store and especially at this Nyssa
ing grain and threshing clover in
Vera Patsfield, who has been visit­
the doll buggy. A merry fellow he branch where Dwight Smith doest Saturday morning to spend a week Southt Nyssa Height.
ing in the vicinity for about six
was till distemper found him out, hold No. 1 position ist another prod visiting with Miss Doris Hoyer in
Don Reardon dug his spud crop weeks, went to Klamath Falls, Ore­
then he didst droop and wilt like a towards the long wished for goal Boise.
Wednesday.
gon Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. T. T. Elliott left Sunday
flower picked in the sun. In des­ of a home of ones own. And there
The second crop haying will start
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith spent
peration we didst hunt out the old also one may learn how little it morning for Agate Beach, Oregon soon.
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
vet at the livery stables and he really takes and how easy it is to to visit with her daughter and
E. E. Botner is combinding barley Robert De Gross and Mr. De Gross
(iidst write for us a fine prescription pay to be owner of the family nest. family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simmons. on the Dave Beers ranch Monday. of Richland.
The
4-H
Dairy
Calf
and
Sheep
And
we
didst
chat
with
Mrs.
Nys­
to be filled at the drug store and the
S. P. Byhee is preparing 20 acres
Leta Goodell left Saturday for
little mother gave us the monies sa Trader the past week and take a clubs of Oregon Trail, Owyhee and of ground and expects to seed it
Jordan Valley where she will be em-
Kingman
Kolony
met
at
the
C.
M.
that it might be done. Tenderly the look at the mars left on their house­
to lettuce.
played.
from Beaumont and Ctonrad Martin
little friend was placed in a straw hold furnishings remaining
Mrs. Paul Baker returned the latt­
9 Protect the money and labor you have in­
Mrs. Jack Pettet and daughter,
filled box in the wood shed and anx­ that recent fire. And didst marvel ranches to hold a judging meeting. er part of the week from Twin Falls
vested
in your hay. INSURE your crops today!
Geraldine,
and
Cleone
spent
the
iously we didst watch for signs of how easily tthey could be erased Besides members and local lead­ Idaho where she has been under
past week at the home of Mrs. Pet-
§ The low cost of this protection has won us
1 : turning health to his gaunt little and the piece be made to look as ers Mr. E. M. Hauser and Mr. Russel the care of a doctor.
tet’s parents of Midvale, Idaho. Mr.
the
frame., but it came nat. We didst new and the cost reduced to just a McKennon accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Crane, Marjorie Pettet went after them Monday.
many year-after-year clients.
Professor
of
Dairying
from
the
state
bit
of
what
one
could
well
expect
bury him with due honor and he
Jane, and Kelly, Joe Hobson and
Mrs. William Me Elroy's brother
college
were
present.
to
pay.
didst take his place in our memory
Virgil Seward were dinner guests
Dick Ashcraft returned home on Sunday of the E. E. Botner family. and wife of California spent a few
And a day not long ago we didst
lane.
days the past week at the McElroy
Tuesday
after
spending
a
few
days
Mrs. J. B. Quigley was called to
They do say via radio and press tote a bit of welding to the Pryun
visiting relatives in eastern Idaho. Twin Falls. Idaho due to the illness home.
that the Democrats are to have a garage and wast minded all over
Lincoln Sunday School has in-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thrasher were of her mother.
plank in their presidential platform again of their unfailing courtesy and
hosts to the following guests on Sun­
competent
work
on
what
ever
they
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Keyser
and
that they kept us out of war. We
day afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. Wade
do wonder if they are altogether do. be it a dollar or a complete over­ Nichols, James and Leonard Nichols, children were dinner guests Sunday
wise. For fresh in the memory of hall on the family bus. Right now Miles Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krucks and
those who have reached the years ailing trucks do seem to be their Pinkston, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark
family drove over from Vale and
of discreation, particularly of those speciality.
and Miss Luceal Wilson.
Mrs. were Saturday evening dinner guests
Also
didst
chat
with
Phen
Warren
who did their bit over seas or en­
Thrasher served refreshments.
at the Dan Corbett home.
joyed meatless and sugarless and and W. L. Barclay at their flour
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osborn and
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kuntz and sons
wheatless days at home is that mill this past week and there didst Glen were Sunday dinner guests of
election year of 1916 when a man watch them do a bit of neat grind­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welch in New­ Edwin and Harold and Mr. Kuntz’s
ing. Tis a fine place and there they
motther and Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
do make all manner of ground ell Heights.
Allen attended a basket dinner Sun­
grain foods for foul and best of man.
day at the Morgan park.
Then there were the two drivers
Delbert, son of Mr. and Mrs James
who lost their lives on the I. O. N.
Malloy were among the 4-H club
RIVERVIEW
highway this past week due to a tire
boys who left Monday on a three
blowing and we didst wonder if
The Community Sunday School day tour to Union.
Tfc S e a l thfit
they were among those foolish will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
chance takers who think to squeeze Woodard on Alberta Ave. to help
iSo£g-Guanti, f
an extra mile or so from a long out enjoy their new home.
Your Health !
worn tires ere they replace It,
Christian Endeavor in Ernest
Foolish folk, as if the bit of saving Johnson’s home at 7:30. Keith Her­
No need now to be chewed to bit* by
could possibly be worth such a man leader. All welcome.
those blood-thirsty pests 1 Juft burn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Elowers,
Vio­
chance. And at the Thompson Oil
n little III IIA1 H on your porch—or
CARL H. COAD
company store here in Nyssa they let and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd wherever you want peace and comfort.
Mosquitoes HATE the pleasant odor
do have such a special purchase Hirst, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clowers
ATTORNEY- AT-LA W
of burning BUHACH and won’t come
and
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keith
plan
that
no
one
need
be
pushed
That is what your clothes actually do in
anywhere
near it. Ho protect yourself
PHONE 31
to such straits when making any Mess, Mr. and Mrs. Rommer Moss from these pests this cheap, easy way.
Nyssa, Oregon
the
GERM-FREE PROCESS . . breathe
trip. New tires all around are not and children of Ontario, Bill and In Handy Sifter Cans 2T>c up at Drug,
prohibitive if purchased from those Mr. and Mrs. V. Dickson spent two G.oeery. Seed Stores and Pet Shops
the heated, controlled, dry air that kills
reliable service station merchan­ days vacationing at Strawberry
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
germs.
Lake.
disers at Main and Third.
Physician and Surgeon
PRONOUNCED BIT HACK
Mr. and Mrs. Fate Brower are
And we have heard of all mann­
Phone 37
er of things for breakfast, pork and
beans and pie and cake and water-
This process takes about 30 minutes to
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
rnellon and chop suey and black
Dally—Except Sunday
perform. It isn’t for US . . it’s for YOU
GOOD
coffee alone but when a friend
Fry Building
sprung bologne and crackers on us
. . a health-protective service we’re proud
the other mom didst almost do an
to feature at no additional cost.
fade
out.
But
whatever
it
is
that
TOWNSEND CLUB
goes to make up breakfast dinner
Safe — It’s Economy
Play
MEETINGS
supper tiffin tea or a midnight
H (!»• brake lin è g a n d b rak in g system o f your
Meets 1st and 3rd Monday at
snack tis be found at the Wilson
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ma
W p
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fi n
a J J
O m v I u s M i u . u
i u rlîéifle
w w n , f o s .L
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grocery store. Fresh and at prices
Eagles Hall
be able !• stop witkin »Ke dittane es shown at
to
fit
the
budget
makers
idea
of
A. L. M cClellan
President
A e r i g k T ry y©er brakes. If you canna» stop
"right".
Don Graham
.......Secretary
wrtkle 9 9 le n t when traveling at 2 0 mile« a n koer,
Shop in Nyssa and ye wilt not
c o m I» and let vs test year brakes. O v r »«pert
waste thy time and thy gas going
mechanic I will glo<4y d o »bis Free o f Charge.
farther.
NEW SHOES
FOR OLD
Ye Snooper’s
Column
Our expert work will make those
old shoes look like new.
A B B O T T ’S
SHOE SHOP
Next to Nyssa Cafe
Sell Home
DIGNIFIED SERVICE
Every detail of our service Is aimed
toward lightening the burden of
those left to grieve.
Consult us at any time without cost
Idaho Egg Producers
Chick and Laying Mashes
NYSSA FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 73W
Nyssa
Nyssa Flour Mills
mm
--Losses
Insure Your
Frank T. Morgan
PHONE 97
Let Your Clothes Breathe
The Heated, Dry Air
That Kills Germs!
Professional
Cards
Mosquitoes
B U H A C H
Brakes Will Sto
W it h in ? ? ? ?
Feet
O N T A R IO
The Public la Invited
~N Y SSAA E RIE
F. O. E. NO. 2134
Meets Wednesday Night
AT EAGLES HALL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
HARRY MINER, Sec.
CLIFF GREER, Pres.
Remember
KOLONY SPUDS
GO TO MARKET
(Kingman Kolony)
James Nichols and William Toomb
I sold their potatoes and they will
! begin digging Monday morning.
The A. N K Garden Club met
g o o d b ra k e s c o st so little.
Foot
brakes m ay cost a lot«
Pruyn's Garage
Phone 56W
2nd and Main Sts
• «xvf rout
hakis
rttn o orrim
LA U N D R Y 6- C L E A N E R S
Phone 98
Ontario
Phone 99