Nyssa gate city journal., July 25, 1940, Image 2

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 25,
Altho he had watered it good be­ I potatoes too but the canal break
fore the break and watered It as | plus the hot weather about wrecked
By Thr Happy Farmer
soon as the water came bock on. his potatoe crop. They say he
would have a fair yield but the new
While the Stephens boy's combine that long space between waterings potatoes have sprouted In the ground
was In the Hollow last week it Just was too much for It. There was lots due to the early teriffic hot weath­
about harvested all the grain that of grains but they just didn't get
er we had.
filled out.
was worth harvesting.
Jim Trammel has the largest
Doc Rafflngton's wheat and bar­
One small piece of Chet Sages'
wheat made pretty fair but the rest ley was on the hill side too and was field of spuds In the Hollow. They
of his grain had burned past re­ pretty much of a dlsapolntment will make pretty good. Jim says, SHERMAN-STEVENS
Word was received this week at
demption. Chet has ten or twelve Doc. had put that same piece Into "I can't get anything else watered.
acres of com that are going to be wheat last year but was unable to Every time I get started on some the Journal office of the wedding
get it watered properly. This year other field with the water I have to of Miss Helen Esther Stevens, dau­
fine.
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Jim Trammel's wheat was down he had spent a lot of time on It take It off and water the spuds.”
Cow Hollow will be in the midst Stevens of Buhl Idaho to Wesley A.
on the bottom and it made pretty getting it leveled and had a perfect
stand of alfalfa on It. Now he will of haying again soon. Frank Park­ Sherman son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
good.
er has his down now.
Sherman Sr. of Forrest Grove. Ore.
Dale Limbaw was disappointed in have to re-seed it again.
The wedding ceremony according
The second cutting of hay will
his wheat. It was on the hillside.
Doc put out about seven acres of
not be so good. The hay that was to the Forest Grove News-Times,
started after the first cutting has was one of the lovliest of summer
bloomed very short and the new weddings held at Forest Grove this
crop that started after we got season.
The service was performed at the
water for it is only half grown. The
best method is to get it off the Methodist Church on Sunday June
ground now and we have a good 30 at four in the afternoon with
chance to get two more good cutt­ Dr. Jesse W. Bunch reading the
ings from the ground yet this sum­ marriage lines to the strains of a
muted organ.
mer.
Gowned in white marquisette with
Most of us are getting sort of
caught up with our water now al­ lace Inserts in bodice and long train
though most every farmer has a the bride wore a finger tip veil In
field or two that he is letting go place. Her bouquet was of rose­
because it is too late to do much buds. gardenias and bouvardia. Mr.
Stevens gave his daughter in mar­
good to water it now.
Some of the neighbors around riage.
Attendents for the bridal couple
appreciate Mr. Clarence Niccum's
early cabbage. (Thanks to
the were Mrs. Joe Vine of Dallas who
bottom land for a garden spot that was matron of honor. Miss Emma
will hold moisture). Mrs. Niccum Frasier of Weiser. Idaho, and Mrs.
thinks that she is the first one in Harry Sherman Jr. Harry A. Sher­
Cow Hollow to can corn out of her man Jr. was his brother's best man.
Among the ushers was James W.
garden this year.
Bushong. former principle of Nyssa
Appricots are plentiful and cheap High School. Mrs. Bushong also
this year and many a bushel are assisted the tea tables during the
finding their way into Cow Hollow reception held in the garden of the
to be canned. So with a sellar full Harry Sherman home immediatedly
of fruit and vegetables, a barn full following the ceremony.
of cows and hogs and plenty of feed
The bride selected as her going
we may not have any money but away costume an ensemble of green
At any tim e, and particularly
we wouldn't trade places with any and white sheer with redingote and
Hitler-ite we know of.
during u n se ttle d periods, one
white accessories.
of th e safest places to invest
"Saturday evening A1 Thompson
Following the reception Mr. Sher­
greeted us with a smile and says, man and his bride left on a wedding
your money is in a hom e of
“Say you got me in bad with your trip and following that will return
your own. Because of liberal
cat story. There have been two to Forest Grove to remain until the
FHA m onthly term s, it is p ar­
more farmers come in with a load opening of the Autumn term of
ticularly advantageous to build
of cats already. Now I will have Nyssa schools when he will resume
your home NOW. You m ust
to have your six tited cow to feed his duties on the teaching staff of
live SOMEWHERE, hence in­
them.”
the Nyssa High School.
vesting your " r e n t m oney" in
Homer Cates has traded his
a new hom e is d o u b ly -th rifty !
model “A” Ford car In on a new WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Learn th e details of " B u d g e t
(new to him) “V 8" and before this DINNER
Building," your safest invest­
is in print, will be gone back to
Complimenting the seventh wed­
m e n t!
Oklahoma for a visit.
ding anniversary of their son and
Cow Hollow is going to have its his wife Mr. and Mrs. Herchel
first experience in raising commer­ Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
T h i s Plan O ffe r s M a x i m u m H o u s i n g
cial lettuce this fall. There will be Thompson entertained with a dinn-
at M i n i m u m C o s t and T e rm s!
quite an acreage If it as Dale Lim- ner party on Friday evening. Other
baugh. Chuck Share and Doc Rob- guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long
This cheerful cottage provides all
bington are all putting out good and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beutler
of the practical comforts and util­
sized patches.
ity of five rooms, yet the cost of I,et th e
Jonnie Hamilton and Lieutenant DINNER PARTY
construction is equal to only three ItuililliiK
Clonlnger, both just over the hill,
Miss Lottie Phillips entertained at
are putting out lettuce too.
rooms. Planned for Insertion of IhiK
dinner on Wednesday evening for
bite you!
The Wahlne Club held Its last Miss Georgia Dennis. Mr. Frank
partition between kitchen and llv
meeting at the home of Mrs. Chuck Campbell of Denver. Frank Phillips
ing room at later date
Share Thursday. They dediced to and Zack Walker.
discontinue their meetings until the
$1 8 .8 5 M onthly Builds It!
last Thursday in August. Then they KINGMAN BOOK CLUB
will meet at the home of Mrs. Elza
. . and an equity of about one
"FAMILY
The Kingman Book Club was en­
Niccum.
hundred dollars In the property
tertained by Mrs. Maurice Judd at
PROTECTION"
The two heifers that Bill Parker
will swing the deal. With concrete
got from the Wlllamet * Valley
is an exclusive Boise
basement, the monthly terms will
Payette optional fea-
through the co-op. purchasing last
amount to about $21
Iure that guarantees to
spring have came fresh recently and
eancel f u rt h e r pa.v
Bill is more than pleased with them
This Is one of many plans that
ments ln case of death
Clarence Niccum has one cow that
or
permanent
disabll
can be built on terms of $20 or
was brounght from Wlllamet Val­
Uv
less per month Ask to see others
ley at that time although when she
at . . .
freshened site lost one quarter of
her bag. as a three tited cow she is
still the best cow he has.
Frank Parker and Sam Bates both
have their second cutting of hay in
the stack and most of the rest of
Cow Hollows second cutting will
be within the coming week.
Chet Sage started cutting Monday
and Elza Niccum has most of his
In the shock.
“There’s a yard near you"
On Buying Trip.
........ .....
D w ight Sm ith, M anager
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wray left
Nyssa
Phone 15
on Sunday for a combined buying Every detail of our service is aimed
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and pleasure trip to Portland and toward lightening the burden of
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costal points. They planned to re­ those left to grieve.
main away for the next two weeks Consult us at any time without cost
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and in their absence Mrs. Earl Boor
will help at the Dime Store.
Visits Aunt.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Erma Jean McLellen, of Nampa, j
Is visiting her aunt Miss Georgia j Phone 73W
Nyssa
Dennis.
In Fruitland.
THE
C O PPER . ASKS
Mr. and Mrs Earl Boor a n d '
daughter were Sunday visitors at
It’s a grand and glorious fool­
Fruitland.
ing when you aro *uro your
Visit Parents.
brakes aro in perfect order—when you
Mr and Mrs John Ernest visited
know the lining Is CoMoX. If your
with his parents. Mr and Mrs Les
b rak es o rtn 't worldn»eight, com • in
Ernest on Friday
1940.
METHODIST COMMUNITY
CHURCH
COW H O LLO W
A HOME IS G0CÜ
INVESTMENT NOW
I m
her home on Overstreet Drive on
Friday alternoon. The book review
for the afternoon was given by Mrs.
Patch of Adrian.
Out of the community guests for
the afternoon were Mrs. J. Wall of
Cresent Oregon. Mrs. Dessa Hoff-
stetter and Mrs. Mae Robert of
Ontario.
Tea was served by the hostess in
the late afternoon.
FORMER NYSSA GIRL MARRIES
Word was received the past week
by Mrs. Perle Richard of Arcadia
that her sister Nadine Mayhard had
been married to Lyle V. Smith on
July 14th at Yuma Arizona. The
marriage service was performed by
the Rev. Gellenwaters of the Bap­
tiste church. Mrs. Smith was well
known in Nyssa and was employed
at the telephone office here for
several months.
V a c a tio n I n B oise.
Ruth Elaine Boor is spending her
summer vacation at the home of
her parents in Boise.
V isits G r a n d p a r e n ts .
Miss Haroldine Arney, Ontario,
spent from Saturday through Wed­
nesday with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Boor.
Professional
NYSSA FUNERAL HOM
E
-M c i iv aste
DR. J. C. BO W M AN
it q u a lity an d
Legal Advertisement
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given th a t by virtue of Section
69-301, O regon C ode A nnotated, 1930, as
am ended by C h ap ter 446, O regon Laws of 1933,
P ru y n 's G a r a g e
Phone 56W
an d M ain Sts
MALHEUR COUNTY BOARD of EQUALIZATION
(Legal Advertisement>
Semi-Annual Statement
C. W O le n n . S rertff a n d T ax Collector.
Ju n e 30. 1940
Balance uncollected taxes.
December 31 , 1939
Receipts front sale of County
Land turned over to Treasurer
Interest collected since Dec 31.
1939, turned over to Treasurer.
Charged from rolls account of Tax
Foreclosure, Court Orders, etc
Collections turned over to Treasurer
since Dec. 31. 1939
.....
1940 Tax Rolls
.........
Balance uncollected taxes
State of Oregon )
$ 835.681 50
8 633 01
11.550 78
$
8 633.01
11.550.78
6.776.63
60734791
»1 46-( 113 29
489817.41
946338 46
$1 463 113 39
las.
County of Malheur)
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I. C. W. Olenn. Sheriff and Tax Collector of Malheur County, Oregon. |
hereby certify that the foregoing statement is true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief
C. W OLENN
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Malheur County, Oregon
I
will m eet on the Second M onday of A ugust,
1940, th e said day being the 12th day of A ugust,
1940, an d shall rem ain open until the F ourth
M onday of A ugust, 1940, a t th e C ounty C ourt
House, V ale, M alheur County, O regon, to p u b ­
licly exam ine th e 1940 A ssessm ent Rolls, and to
correct erro rs in valuation, descriptions or q u ali­
ties of lands, lots or o th er property assessed by
th e A ssessor of M alheur County, all persons
interested shall ap p ea r a t the tim e and place
appointed.
D ated at V ale this 22nd day of July, 1940.
M URRAY M ORTON
A ssessor of M alheur County,
S tate of O regon
First Published July 25, 1940.
Last Published August 8, 1940.
Clerks’ Semi-Annual Statement
From
January 1, 1940 to June 30, 1940
FUNDS ON HAND
Bee Fund
.................................................... - ......
Cities and Towns ..................................................
City & Town Road Districts
Dog License F’und
Fund
Irrigation & Drainage Districts
Elementary School F’und
Enforcement F’und ...
Estates .........................................
Fire Patrol
.............................
County Fair Fund ......................
General County Fund
General Road Fund ..................
Rodent Control
Non-High School Fund
Non-High School Sinking Fund
Indigent Liguor F’und
Library Fund ...............................
Law Library Fund
Motor License Fund ..................
State Tax Fund .........................
. J ....-
County School Fund
State School Fund .......................................................
School Library Fund ....................................................
School Districts ............................................................
Taylor Grazing Fund No. 3 .......................... .............
Taylor Grazing Fund No. 4.
....................
Taylor Grazing F’und No. 6
Union High School District No. 1 Malheur Harney
Union High School District No. 1
Union High School District No. 2 ...........................
Union High School Districk No. 2 Sinking
Union High School District No. 3
Union High School Sistrict No. 3 Sinking
Union High School District No. 4 ...............................
Union High School District No. 4 Sinking
Union High School District No. 5
.....................
Union High School District No. 5 Sinking
0.00
4.246.48
162.82
592.43
32,456.40
1,355.09
200.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
6,374.54
2,040.27
2,166.86
5,423.91
706.90
1,090.71
2,212.16
38.30
0.00
13,786.43
3,688.13
415.91
240.18
22,878.34
5,384.88
575.17
2.60
955.93
324.80
108.16
1,600.00
408.66
2,170.11
389.41
2,507.50
820.67
1,244.75
$120,882.43
Warrants outstanding: .................................... ................... $ 45,829.30
Cash in General F’und June 30, 1940: ................................ 6,374.54
Veterinarian
Resources June 30, 1940: .................................................... $ 39.454.76 O.D.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING
JUNE 30. 1940.
Collection of taxes, Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor.
Treasurer, and other receipts:
$576,912.48
DISBURSEMENTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 1940.
Circuit Court
.............................................................................. $ 1,530.77
County Court
...............................................................................
1,655.96
Sheriff's Office
6,618.84
County Clerk’s Office
............................................................... 3,723.19
Assessor’s Office .............................................................................
5,113.68
County Treasurer’s Office ...........................
836.31
County School Superintendent's Office ................................... 1,200.17
Sealer of Weights & Measures ..............................
85.08
State Industrial Accident Commission
66.97
Dependent Mothers ..........................
1,402.28
Official Advertising ...........................................
479.45
Watermaster and Deputies ......................
’
1,100.96
Insane, Examination of
0.00
School Institute & Examinations
13.37
Justice Court ...................................
310.70
Coroner ..........................................
155.20
Juvenile Court ................... _..........
13.65
Tuberculosis Indemnity .
231.74
Tax Rebates
142.38
Audit County Books
275.00
Officer's Indemnity Bonds
315.00
Election ...................
9
Vital Statistics
...................................................................
z.zw.ib
54.75
District Attorney's Office ........................
287.46
Court House (office furniture, improvements, etc.)
690.00
Current Expenses (fuel, water, telephone, janitor etc )
1,904.35
Care of Poor ................
9,263.47
Agricultural Advisor
2,300.00
Emergency F’und
371.39
Miscellaneous .................
..........................................
407.64
Destruction of Predatory Animals.............................................
500.00
Advertising County Lands
..........................
250.00
Appropriation for Indigent Veterans
.... .
20249
Weed Control
....................................
, g iS
Old Age Pensions
............................ x x ia m
County Health Nurse
860 00
Phone 39W
NYSSA LIBRA RY
Open each week day from
2 p. m. to 4 p. m.
Saturday, 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
Librarian...... Mrs. S. B. Davis
OPTOMETRIST
“See MrFall and See Better”
DR. J. A. M cFALL
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
ONTARIO
OREGON
WYCKOFF
JE W E L R Y STO R E
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
Total: .........................................................................
$ 50,213.96
Malheur County Library
$ 2,513.90
Indigent Liquor F u n d ...........................
1,213.79
Law Library .....................................
134.75
Dog License ................
.......................................
....
49.40
Fair Fu-nd
561.41
Taylor Grazing Fund No. 3 .......
... ............... 3 428 18
Taylor Grazing F’und No. 4
”.................. 6 995 05
Roads and Highways
7 7 7 7 .1................
35 478 58
Total .......................
$100.589.02
STATE OF OREGON)
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County of Malheur )
doI i1” rebv^pififvK'tlv,1lfCth'inftL Clerk °f Ma'h?ur County. State of Oregon,
of (lie f
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a
f rr*«0ìuK k 2; full, true and correct statement
RO BT. D. LY TLE
ATTORNEY
And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
First National Bank Building
Phone 66
VALE
OREGON
DR. C. A. A BBO TT
Chiropractic Physician
Office: 331 West Main St.
Phone 25
Ä Dated f this t M
t a T Ä 17'oreRon- « sh°wn b>-
23rd day of July. 1940
„
„ H. S SACKETT
County Clerk of Malheur County,
State of Oregon.
(Legal Advertisement)
/OUR BRAKES
and je o w s . J O u r **pert mechanics
then» fe t t o f chsrgu
Rlverview Sunday school will
Church School 10 a. m. A. B. meet this Sunday a t the Ernest
Hann. Superintendent.
Johnson home. All young people are
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Invited to the fellowship luncheon.
League 7:30 p. m.
The morning worship will be
given over to the young people. The
leaguers returned Tuesday morning NYSSA GOSPEL TABERNACLE
from a weeks trip to Wallowa Lake
H. B. Talbot, Minister
Institute. The certificates and di­
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
plomas earned there will be given
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
out and something of the institute
E vangelistic Service, 8:00 p. m.
will be told. It will be an inspira­
tional meeting. Everyone welcome.
(Legal Advertisement)
Total
..........................................................................$116,56844
GENERAL FUND WARRANT ACCOUNT
Warrants unredeemed January 1. 1940: ................................... $ 70,608.47
Warrants issued last six months:
..................................$ 50,213.96
$120,822.43
Warrants redeemed last six months: ...................................$ 74,993.13
Balance unredeemed warrants June 30. 1940: ............................ 45,829.30
Cards
COMPANY
LUMBER
RIVERVIEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
STATEMENT
FINANCIAL REPORT OF ORA C. HOPE. TREASURER OF MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON
DECEMBER 31. 1939 to JUNE 30. 9140
Fund
Cash
................................................
State Tax
County School ....................................
General Countv
General Road
Non-High School
Non-High School Reserve
Union High Schools
Malheur-Hamev Union High No 1
County Library
School Library
Law Library
Sinking Fund
Elementary School
State School
School Districts
Cl tv Roads
Cities
................
Rodent Control
Fire Patrol
Dog License
Estates of Deceased ........._.......
Motor License
Morton Island Bridge
County F’air
Sheriff
Weed Control
Taylor Grazing No. 3
Taylor Grazing No 4
Taylor Grazing No 6
Indigent Liquoi
luor
Irrigation Dlst:
itrlcts
Drainage Districts
State Game
Enforcement
Balance Credits
12-31-39
$103941.87
$1090805.84
5327.11
23463.24
6354.38
52350.13
13193 73
69732.02
2663.21
18547.86
4839.38
33956.06
706.90
00
4058.72
95435.98
85.80
1254.37
350.36
3927.16
340.90
506.80
76.50
96 55
2226.91
245937
211892
11228.18
503.38
00
21983.64
197444 27
210.91
970.53
41 8.34
62644 27
1015.72
1151.14
680
676.61
179 20
462 63
00
1058.79
28 50
4060 15
59 69
00
00
561.41
00
459465 23
00
842 29
8521.15
291.91
13.72
7556.50
00
2.60
393 82
1944.18
22060 52
27824.07
11106 03
2076 77
12.50
—
00
....
00
200 00
Debits
$1077319.98
15003.92
55016.38
76551.21
19170.80
33371 53
00
89920 70
384 24
2065.3«
607 52
134.75
4686 18
11992.01
8747
196549 57
1018.62
62516.13
00
683 41
49 40
1058.79
4088.65
59 69
561.41
459465 23
00
342818
6995 05
00
1247 29
18205 05
1238894
1250
00
Balance
6-30-40
$117427.73
13786.43
3688.13
6374.54
2040.27
5423.91
$
706.90
9574.00
r
955.93
1
2212.16
240.18
38.30
I
00
1
1355 09
415.91
22878.34
162.82
4246.48
2166 86
00
592.43
00
00
00
00
00
842/29
5384.88
575.17
2 60
1090.71
31679.54
793 86
00
200 00
I. Ora C. Hope. Treasurer of Malheur County. Oregon hereby certify the foregoing to be true end correct to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
ORA C. HOPE
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County Treasurer
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