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NEWELL HEIGHTS
NYSSA
THE frVSSA GATE CITY- JOURNAL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1941
THE POCKETBOOK
of KNOWLEDGE ^
will stop enroute for a short stay at
the home of Mr. Brewster’s parents
in Denver. Mr. Brewster plans to
join her in March and they will re
turn to Nyssa together.
•
Cooking Club
M. L Judd has planted onions.
M. L. Kurtz took his equipment
down to Bill Woods Saturday and
worked on the road from the house
out to the Overstreet road.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Small of Not us
The 4H Cooking club for young
and the Oordon Judd family were
er girls met at the home of Donna
dinner guests in the M. L. Judd
Belle Goodell, Feb. 22. The lesson
Newell Heights ladles met at the
was on the preparation of eggs. The
home Sunday.
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Carl Hill home with Mrs. Stan
Marilyn Ekanger, Mar. 8 .
ley Hill as assistant hostess. Tues
day afternoon.
Move to New Home
-rue pacific O ccam
Mesdames Earl Parker and Walt
i s S ix in c rie s
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buchner
¿owe# m rue
er Pinkston were among the W. C.
SPAMS
I
moved
to their new home on Reece
T. U. ladies who attended the meet
FAIL. OFF rue
avenue near south Fifth on Sun
ing in Ontario Wednesday after
CALIFORNIA COAST
day.
noon Oregon's state president. Mrs.
Ronny, their small son spent the
Bueck was present.
week end with Mrs. Buchner's par
Mr. and Mrs. Bil Wood returned
ents in Caldwell.
a week ago from North Idaho and
have taken over his mother's ranch.
The Parent-Teachers meeting
— V
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held at the high school in honor
of Pounder's Day, Thursday was well
attended by Newell Heights folk.
There were nineteen in attendance.
Pep?
A program was enjoyed and refresh
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ments and visiting followed.
DIFFERENT
ATANUFACnjRW
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You
ARE INCLUDED
IM THE OTIVE
AVERAGE
Easter music has been ordered for
STEAW
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LOCOM
a community Easter Cantata com
Bet!
INDUSTRIAL StfUtJS A T
posed of thirty-six voices from Big
DSFFNSF PREMIUM—
Bend. Ridegview, Owyhee and Ad
6. ooo niters /v
AIRPLANE EHSINES.MANŸ OFHA/RBREADTA
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rian Sunday schools. Mr. de Lespln-
PRECISIONI
asse will direct.
S a l t l a ir e
Next Sunday morning the newly
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organized Sunday school orchestra
USED FOR.
will play three numbers, it being
PACK IMG
—and wholesome
Above is a replica of an automobile sticker that is to be widely distributed
FOODS
their first attempt. Newel Heights
'
HAS DEVELOPED
id represented by seven: Ellen Judd,
ao S aui / 9B r.
by the Nyssa Chamber of Commerce for the convenience of tourists from
Healthy Gate City
PROCESS 8 / W
HICH MOP CAN B6
suso.
HEATED AND SHAPED TO ANY DESIRED
flute; Idamary Prouty, baritone:
FORM, LIKE INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS
the
east
and
also
from
the
coast.
The
sticker
was
desgined
by
A.
C.
Nor-
Maurice Judd and Dudley Kurtz,
Dairy Milk is a
trombones; Melvin Parker, comet:
cott
and
shows
the
western
end
of
U.
S.
Highway
20,
just
recently
designat
Harold Kurtz, clarinet; Maxine
necessary part of
JORDAN VALLEY Rebergers Return
ed as the route going through Nyssa to Albany. Plans are to distribute the
Smith, the saxaphone.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reberger, who a well balanced meal
Work is still progressing on the
stickers to service stations as far east as Wyoming and west in Albany and
We have had a very mild winter have
new power line transformers being
lived in Caldwell the past few
this year with lots of rain in Janu years have returned to their country
Morning and Evening
put up the past week.
Bend.
The Jim Osborne family moved to
ary and February and the roads are home near Nyssa.
Deliveries
Oregon Trail over the week-end.
almost
impassable.
Material was not available for
Gate City Dairy
and Mrs. Gerrit Stam. helped Wilder at three tables of pinochle The South Mountain mine ore Leaves on Visit
Red Cross sewing this past month, were dinner guests of A. A. Brat Mr
Mr.
and Mrs. Gerrit Sta mhelped Saturday evening. Mrs. C. W. Max trucks have been stopped traveling Mrs. Clarence Brewster left on
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but it is expected to be handed out ton's Sunday.
Davidson celebrate his brithday well won high prize and Frank Mer on account of the muddy roads for Tuesday for a trip to the east. She
this past week Twelve ladles volun Mrs. Alva Ingraham of Ontario Z.
cer low.
about a month. The mine is not go
teered to make two dresses each. entertained with a handkerchief in Parma Saturday afternoon.
ing to close, they expect to store
Mrs.
Stanley
Little
of
Caldwell!
shower Saturday afternoon, honor has been visiting at the John Lackey j
the
ore for a month.
ing Mrs. Ed Ingraham. The occasion home this week.
COW
HOLLOW
Doctor
Gerald Puglucia was in
VALLEY VIEW
being Mrs. Ed Ingraham's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake J. Groot mov
By The Happy Farmer
utes from the Rome CCC camp. He
Virgil
Belisle
arrived
home
from
town last Wednesday for a few min-
At a meeting held Saturday after-
ed on the Gerrit Groot farm. Tues
visit to Portland this week day.
told how he had seventy cases of
nocn at the home of Mrs. CoyBrown his
Most
of
us
Hollowites
attention
is
bringing Leo Wagner home with
the 4H cooking class leader, a group him
the
flu and four cases of pneumonia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Quigley,
Mr.
still
centered
upon
our
local
com
of girls elected their officers for the folks. for a short visit with home and Mrs. William Lowler of Hous munity hall. It is running into more at camp.
coming year. Esther May. president;
Mr and Mrs. George S. Parks
ton. spent Friday evening at the labor than most of us anticipated. have
Wilhelmlna Smlt. vice president;
gone to Caldwell to stay with
Gem, Bliss and W hite Rose
John
Lackey
home.
But now the concrete is poured and Mr. Parks mother during her ill
Vera May. secretary. Louise Colley, ALBERTA VALLEY
Grandma
Stam
of
Oregon
Trail!
song leader: Irene Admidon. news
the latter part of the week by Friday the building itself should ness
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reporter: Rosemary Stevens, yell Mr. and Mrs. Martin Osbom were at spent
be going up. Every map in Cow ol- Mr. Thomas Spinner Jr., who is
the Gerrit Groot home.
leader: and the other member is business visitors in Nampa Thurs James
working
at
Lakeview,
Oregon,
has
and Tarzan Johnson and low with the exception of two or come home to spend two weeks with
Ruby Bolles. The girls named their
Onions and Spring Lettuce
club. 'The Cooks of Valley View" dayDanny Kltnkenberg celebrated his Glenn Wolfe are attending night J three have helped some with the his parents.
school in Nyssa.
labor and some in Sunset Valley Mr. and Mrs. James Mills are hav
Mr and Mrs Clarence May re second birthday Thursday.
SEED
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Osborn and
turned home last week from a trip
stuck with the job. too.
ing a new* back porch built on their
Thaniel Botner is ill with bron daughters. Hal Bowers and Bud Ol have
to Portland.
The
other
community
hall
work
is
home
Axel
Lingren
is
the
carpenter.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Will Brown chial pneumonia in the Nazarene son moved on a ranch near Vale the | stepping right along too. They pour Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yturriaspi went
first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Buess ed their concrete Monday and Tues to Nampa last Saturday to attend ,
and family were Mrs. Minnie Brown. hospita lin Nampa.
Hannoh and Win Brotvn, Louise Glenn Wolfe and Frank Johnson from Utah, moved on tha farm for day.
J .C . W a tso n Co., Parm a
the funeral of Mr. Manuel Sumieta.
Calley and Mr and Mrs. Coy J. finished the dam in the Owyhee merly occupied by the Osborns.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
flud
Cook
left
last
Farm
work
is
not
progressing
very-
ditch
for
Pete
Tensen
Saturday.
Brown. The occasion was honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thompson re
in Cow Hollow owing to the Monday to make their home in Cal
Coy Brown's birthday anniversary.
Dick Groot purchased a horse at ceived word from their son. Leland, fast
or
community
Bill Parker has a ifornia.
A A Bratton and Walter Hahn the Tom. Marsh sale in Arcadia and who is stationed at San Diego that man working hall.
on
the
form
while
he
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Acarrigui
made
motored to Weiser on business on Gerrit Stam purchased one at a he is well pleased there.
works on the hall. He is getting a business trip to Nampa last Satur
Monday.
sale in Big Bend.
Mr and Mrs Bob Brown and quite a bunch of ground covered day. While there they attended the
Duncan Bros., N yssa
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McConnel left Mr and Mrs. I. L. Russell and daughter.
Marvel Rae. left for Port-! with his new manure spreader.
funeral of Manuel Sumieta.
Friday evening for a week-end trip family were business visitors in land Tuesday.
Elza Niccum has a badly infected Clyde Long and son, Max. of Nys
to Boise and Twin Falls taking Mrs. Boise Saturday.
so he is not turning out much sa, have been visiting at the Robert I
Hallock attended a party at hand
McConnel's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. . Davidson of Par the Edna
just now.
Long home the past few days.
E. E. Botner home in Nyssa work
Mrs Russ Cochran of Nyssa with ma. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam of Heights
Mr. Manley, on Chet Sages', places The parents of Mr. Lawrence
Wednesday evening.
their to visit their daughter and OZregon Trail, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mrs. Luther
back to his old home at Parma Chestnut and his sister have come
Fife and Lila visit went
family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shurr. Tensen and Dick Groot were Sun
and
brought
back his tratcor. So from Eugene. Oregon to visit him
ed
Mrs.
Christene
Jensen
in
Parma
Mr. and Mrs Walter Marshall of day afternoon guests at the Gerrit Monday atfemoon.
now
there
are
two tractors in Cow
his family a couple of weeks.
Nyssa visited at the home of Mr.
home. The men spent the aft Mr. and Mrs. John Forbes and Hollow. These are the first farm and
Mr.
Chestnut is the grade school
and Mrs. George Stewart Sunday. Groot
playing cards. Luncheon was daughter and Mrs. Herb Barnes of tractors to be owned in the Hollow. principal
here.
Mrs Rose Calley has been quite ernoon
Dale
Limbaugh
is
pretty
busy
served.
Rupert. Idaho, were week-end guests watching all the sales. He has got a Mattress making starts in Mal
ill but is improving.
and Mrs. Lute Stam of New at the Roy T. Ellibee home.
Rev and Mrs Hanon of Buhl. Id Mr. Heights
county. There is also going to
FSA loan and is getting a new line heur
and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mr. and Mrs. Rock Shelton spent of
aho. took Betty Hannon to La ell
be a center established in Jordan
livestock.
Relk
and
family
of
Oregon
Trail
the
week
end
in
Sumpter
Valley
Grande for the week-end. Miss spent Sunday afternoon at the Ger near La Grande.
One of the Britton boys (the new Valley.
Hannon returned with Mrs Hickey rit Stam home.
people
on the Mort Wixon place) Mr. and Mrs. James Eiguren and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Osborn
and
and Hazel, who visited relatives at
is working for E. E. Cloninger this Arlene came from Arock Saturday
Jack Gannon left for Yakima on daughter attended Mr, Frank summer.
La Grande over the week-end.
where they spent the day with rel-
Thompson's funeral in Boise Thurs- j
Francis. Grade and Tom Foster Tuesday.
I atives.
day
Mrs. Ernest Hawkins presented a Mrs. C. M Tensen and Donald
plant to Mrs. Ed Wolfe for the W Jensen
have been ill the past week, j
C. T. U.
An
8 *» pound daughter was bom j
Mrs. George Roy of New Ply to Mr. and Mrs Glenn Cooper Fri
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mouth. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. E. E. day
Dr. Kerby in attendance.
Q U IC K
Botner of Nyssa Heights visited at The with
babe has been named Carol El
No W hite
the Ed Wolfe home Saturday.
TO
aine and both mother and daught
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Russell.
Mr.
BURNS
er
are
doing
nicely.
Elephants?
STA R T
and Mrs. Luther Fife, Mrs. L. T. O. Z Matthews and Lloyd Point
Chambers and George Jensen at er eft for Portand with two caroads
HOT
CLEAN
Scientific Refrigeration plus our expert cutting
tended an L. D. S. Union meeting 04 cattle Friday.
in Weiser Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shelton of
and wrapping, not dhly assures you of tasty,
Mrs. Pete Tensen. Mrs H. R. Boise spent the latter part of the
Sherwood and Mrs Dick Groot at week at the Rock Shelton home.
healthful meat on your table— but can be done
tended the Civic club meeting In Mr and Mrs. Jake Fischer enter-
at a real saving. We will cut and wrap your meat
Nyssa Wednesday afternoon.
taiined friends and relatives of
OREGON’S
SUGAR CITY
th e r e a r e about
cscarcn
a new
FOR SALE
Now is a good time to lay
in your summer supply of
MEAT
COAL
NEEDED
An old baby buggy—
harness, a fresno—
—or perhaps some
potatoes or onions—
or just some article
that you have grown
t i r e d of having
around the house . . .
You Can Turn
Them All Into
Cash By Using
The Journal
W A N T ADS
SAVES
FUEL
W O RRY
in the exact manner that you want it done—
Sausage and Hamburger is ground and lard
rendered in our own plant.
O u r Meat Curing Department
SAVES
YOU .
MONEYv
Closes March I
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UTAH
FUEL
24 HOUR SERVICE
SAVE
Through
Scientific
R e f r i g e r a t io n
AL THOMPSON and SONS
COAL—CRAIN— FEED
Delicacies
on
l oir Table
All Winter
Polar Cold Storage C r Locker Plant
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