Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 24, 1941, Image 2

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1941
De Loris Ward and Mamie Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Child and
nify the fact “There is plenty room |
cf Emmett were Sunday visitors at
Clowers and Stunz. They had a swell did tight smart with them.
children,
and
Mr
and
Mrs
W
J
the O. Z. Matthews home.
And Goodell is not only a hog at the top." How we envy the young j
time Just as though they ere tarmers
------
i Buess of Vale were Sunday dinner
caller. He makes a fine auctioneer. man with the white shirt and the
too.
Mrs. Teresa M Beranek of Baker
stg at th? Erse! Buess home
>t ^
c M Tensen a n d , — 7 ^
Mr and M rs. Ezra and
By The Happy Fanner
Our music was a bit home-made. ’ specially when it comes to selling big smile so earily going hand over
4i
hand up the ladder with sparkling
Our opening night at the Cow We really got a good buy on a piano those purty boxes.
Clayton Jensen homes.
George E. Buess visited at the S.
success Just up at the top of the
The
contest
for
the
most
popular
fer
ten
dollars.
And
a
couple
of
Hollow Club House was a huge suc­
Mr and Mrs. Jake Fischer enter- j Mrs. Chrlstene Jensen of Parma would use A D L E R IK A they would
ladder.
cess. We had a large croud and every folks brought their violins and one girl was a close and heated con-
tained at a late supper after the p. and D. O. Bybee homes in Nyssa. leel better. I'm 70 and have had it on
Sometimes
as
we
are
working
(and
t
s
t
with
Alta
Loma
Howell
carry­
body had a fine time. Most all were a guitar. It was really fun to see
day dreamingithe scene shifts and Lien's Club Dance in Nyssa: Mess- j spent Sunday with Mrs. Luther Fife. hand for 14 years.” (L. M.- 80 . Dak.)
farmers altho there was several out some of us old farmes. that look too ing o ff highest honors. The high
Jake Fischer, Art Neeley, and Bert
we see a tall greased pole. Tall. It ers and Mesdames Frank Quigley
from town. Among them were the stiff to even make a good hay hand, ! paint as the contest between Arch
.of Wilder. Jack Groot, Luray Tra- Shelton attended the Bi-Ag meet­ For Q UICK bowel action and relief
goes
up,
up,
and
up.
So
tall
that
when that music get to going we F astman and Russel Howell to see
from bloating gas, try A D L E R IK A
bert. Desmond Jones and Lucille ing in Ontario Monday vening.
would prance around like a young who was the uggliest man. Arch beat when the man is up to it endeeavor- Maxwell o f Caldwell.
Bud Wilson of Oregon Trail and tiday.
ing
to
climb
he
can
see
no
top.
It
him a nickle but Russle made him
colt.
Mrs Teresa Beranek received word C. M Tensen were in Harper and
Just goes on up. Many a slippry spot
N YSSA PH A R M A C Y
Doc Roffington. who is close in earn his cake and the roars of laft-
of the death of her husband who Westfall on business Wednesday,
on that pole.
T o Good Old Fashioned Music
ure
almost
raised
the
root.
the neigborhoed of seventy, told us
The All-American football star did passed away at the hospital at Ha­
at
W ell the Spirit was running high.
some time ago that he was just as
he go easily step by step up the lad­ wthorne. Nevada, Tuesday. Mrs.
young as the youngest man in Cow Everybody had a swell time and the | der or did he dig in. fight the pole Beranek is the mother of Mrs. C. M
Hollow. He had worked harder on the social paid better than fifty dollars inch by inch and overcome many a Tensen and Mrs. Clayton Jensen.
financing end of this building than | on the lumber debt.
Mrs. J. J. Whalen of Payette and
5 Miles West o f Highway on
Us «im m unity correspondents has ' slick spot.
anyone out here. At the community
When you slip and slide back 2- Mrs. John Lackey were in Nampa
Klamath Ave.
hard time finding anything to write
gathering the other night everyone
ways you take o ff some cf the cn business Thursday.
as agreed that Old Doc was the | so wh“ n a neighbor hands us news
grease perhaps it wen't be so slick
C. M. Tensen contracted his
j
items
we
appreciate
it.
The
other
j
youngest man there all right. On
Proceeds to pay for equipment
up to that point next time.
lambs for future delivery. Saturday .1
day
a
neighbor
lady
handed
me
a
those Squares boy could he swing
for hall.
Ws wonder what Shirley Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Youngberg
slip of paper with the following
them.
COME AND B R IN G Y O U R
Harry Bridges Jack Benny. Henry and Mrs. Howard Collins and son,
p r rp w n s
Ed Jamison hands has been cn item
•Elza Niccum and family made Ford or even Adolph Hitler thinks. rnd Jim Youngberg of Lebanon
| the farm a bit too long to be the
Is it a friendly ladder. Feet firmly were overnight guests at the Ed
' musicians that they once was. But a trip to Parma Saturday with a planted and your hand cn the next
Wolfe home Saturday.
he got them limbered up on the bag of wool for the wool pool."
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Atkeson and
While there he met the hog and rung.
| Piano and even on the guitar and
A short while back we thought F. family. M. W. Osborn, and Thud-
lamb shipper Clint Allen and was
talking to him when Buford Kuhns, D. R. was just at the top and about dene Jennings were dinner guests
their county agent walked up to ready tc be retired in that easy chair at the Jake Groot home in honor of
speak to him. Mr. Allen as geing to of "Accomplished S uccess ." but oh! Elizabeth Atkeson's birthday F ri­
introduce him. when they found out no! Now we think he lacks on up the day.
pcle and sees more slippry spots a-
Floyd Thompson and I. L. Cooper
they knew each other.
left Friday with a truckload of
M r Kuhns was Elza's seventh head.
Climbing the greased pole is a rattle for Rigby. Idaho.
grade teacher. He had also knew
Mr. and Mrs. John Ernest c f
Fred La Shouse W’ho was with Elza. great sport.
Oh. yes, back to earth again ant! Mountain Home. Mrs. Les Ernest cf
R y Mannley had the misfortune
to loose a valuable horse when a so the gentle bull. Roy said the bull ■lyssa, and M r and Mrs J. J. Whal-
had never showed any signs c f being ■n of Payette were Sunday after-
called gentle bull gored it.
We considered Buford Kuhns one bad at all. The herse was a fine toon visitors at the John Lackey
of our best friends. He grew up an three year old. Just about ready tc borne.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and
orphant bey in South Missouri came be put in tne harness and Roy need­
to Idaho and taught the country ed her badly. The bull was just a Vei! were business visitors in Pay­
school at Amsterdam one year and young half grown bull But he had ette and Ontario Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butcher and
went to Moscow, Idaho, for to go to horns and nc bull Is perfectly safe
the agriculture school. The next we and esp. dally bewaie of his horns family of Vale were Friday aft°r-
heard of him, he is now County Arch Eastman came over Monday oocn visitors at the X. L. Cooper
he and Rcy dehorned the bull and home.
Agent at Caldwell
Fred Koopman was a dinner
The magazines arc full cf the ad-, put a drug in his noes.
Pete Cloninger left Wednesday quest at the S. D. Goshert home in
vertisements of c o r r e s p o n d e n t
schools. They show us how we elbow morning .for Corvallis to attend a Nyssa Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Grammon of
cur way around among each other in four day school there. He won a
this crowded world trying to eak scholarship in his Future Farmer Ontario were Sunday dinner guests
t the Earl Farr home.
out a living for ourselves and our work and gets all his expenses paid
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roskelly and Lynn
loved ones. They try to show us how on the trip.
When Lieutenant Cloninger was Chambers of Smithfield. Utah, are
we cculd so easily climb the ladder
to success with their help. And mag­ in charge cf the Nyssr C. C. C. Camp visiting at the L. T. Chambers home.
he caught the Pioneer spirit and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen. M il­
thought he wanted to be a farmer ler Jensen, and Mrs T. M. Beranek
so he filed on a homestead out here. of Baker were Sunday dinner guest
It's next thing to home comfort—plenty of room to move
Pete was Just a little sprout then. at the C. M. Tensen home.
about . . . soft upholstered seats where you can relax
Very small to his age then and the
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis who
only boy. We recall hearing Clon­ have been visiting at the Luray Tra-
and read . . . tables for writing . . . sleep-inviting berths
inger say, “ I want to make a farmer bert home left Saturday for Wyom­
. . , delicious Dining Car meals. You avoid highway
of Pete."
ing.
and weather hazards. Accommodations to suit you r
Pete knew about as much about
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Friel and f am­
farm life then as we do of life in ily were Sunday dinner guests at the
desires. Convenient, time-saving schedules.
New York City. Cloninger has learn­ James Taylor home in Parma.
ed a whole lot about farm life him­
Lily Matthews visited Ada Belle
SA M PLE LO W ROUND TRIP FARES
self since those days. He certainly Shaw In Apple Valley Sunday.
from Nyssa to:
has did a thorough Job of making
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and Mrs. M al­
In Challenger
In Standard
a farmer o f Pete altho we fear he colm Crawford, members of the L
In Coaches Sleeping Cars* Sleeping Cars
has repented of it some. Pete is a 1 D. S. Sextette participated in the
$38 10
$46 20
$53 50
Los Angeles
farmer for life now and here is Stoke M. I. A. Music Festival at
H9.90
Chicago . . . . . . 57 15
62.15
hoping he keeps climbing and wins Weiser Sunday evening. Mrs. Castle
42 85
Denver
. . 36.51
41 00
many a leadership.
Callahan was their accompanist {
65 65
Kansas City . . 51.62
58 67
17.85
1985
At the box supper the other night Vivian F ife played a violin solo.
1585
Portland . .
a party o f six arrived about one
* Berth extra. Similar low farea to other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toombs and
Take advantage of the spring
o'clock from Hood River. They were Gordon were Sunday dinner guests
Liberal return limit*. Also very low one-way lares.
lull— most of the men fo-’ks are
friends and relatices of the Parkers. at the N. E. Hatt home in Owyhee.
A tk about travel on credit— no money down— p a y l a f r
busy—so now is your chance to
Including Frank, Dude and Bills
Pete Tensen and Gerrit Stam at­
bowl to your hearts content or
mother.
For further details consult:
tended a P. U. D. meeting in Vale
E. C Crandall
learn how.
They arrived about midnight at Tuesday evening.
Phone 27
Frank's and finding no one at home
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Buess and Mr.
Nyssa, Oregon
they recalled having heard of the and Mrs. George E. Buess and sons
There’s rebellion in the air! Want to
box supper so came on over.
from Utah were week end guests
know where? It’s in the home that
at the Ersel Buess home.
doesn’t have automatic hot water serv­
John Cerva r f Co’ ”! well spent
Nyssa
Main Street
ice ! And no wonder — who wants to
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Tuesday evening at the C. M Ten-1
get up in the morning and wash their
b 4 4 0 14 1
M^ e 1 1
Thirteen representatives of the sen home.
ears in ice-water? For that matter,
Mrs. Walter Boyer and her mother
Lincoln Sunday School attended the
who wants to get up in the morning
of
Ontario
called
at
the
Dick
Groot
j
Union Sunday School Convention at
and
light the water heater, or fire the
Caldwell Tuesday. This was the lar­ home Sunday.
furnace, in order to get some hot
Bud Wilson of Oregon Trail and |
gest representation of any one
water?
school. The meeting was directed by C. M. Tensen were at Freezecut.
where
their
sheep
are
at
present.
When you install an automatic elec­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chandler. Those
tric water heater in your home you
attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Monday.
BUDGET
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster and
Farley. Mrs. Annie Harris. Mrs. Jule
avoid all this and bring yourself the
UILD IN q
Houston, Mrs. Ralph Barnes. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 8 . B Davis of Nyssa
comforts and joys of a constant supply
called
at
the
Ed
W
olfe
home
Sun­
Vern Smith. Betty Bushman. Helen |
o f piping hot water, always on hand,
Penninton Lorraine Farley, Martinj day afternoon.
day and night. Install one in your home
Mrs. T. M. Beranek. Mr. and Mrs.
Sayers. Roscoe Branom. and Martin
now. Little Willie will be glad to wash
C. M. Tensen and Neil attended a
! Sink.
his ears if you do! See your nearest
conferninity
of
Christine
Doctrine
Several ladies who are members of 1
electric dealer for complete details.
the Patch and Chat Club, met at meeting at Ontario Monday.
Jess Barker of Brogan spent Sun­
the Orien Hainltne horn? Tuesday
day at the O. Z. Matthews home.
evening for a business meeting.
Alberta Valley
Cow Hollow
1
If More Old People
DANCE
si
One
Six
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tt
SUNSET VALLEY
COMMUNITY HALL
Saturday, April 26
ADMISSION 45 CENTS
Ladies Free
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EARS ANYMORE
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ALLEYS
Lincoln Heights
-
Use
M o d e rn iz e
Your
O ld
H o m e!
No Cash Needed!
U m
BUDGET B U ILD IN G
To have
New Hardwood Floor*
Baltam-Wool Insulation
Garage
An Extra Bedroom
A New, Modern Kitchen
A Roof of Cedar Shingle*
Im
the
were
tory.
Indu
tal I
mon
pare
$110
men
tod a
an li
Po
list ■
hav«
cour
stats
a.
I WON T WASH MY
Recreation Room
Fireplace
Pay Monthly
Why put up with an old-fashioned, uncomfortable or
unsightly home when BUDGET BUILD ING will so easily
modernize it? You might just as well ENJOY living in it!
BUDGET BUILD ING makes it possible to make
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In addition to that, you may have the advice and
assistance of skilled home designers in planning and
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W hy not get in step with 1941! Look over the old
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AND
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DWIGHT SMITH, MANAGER
NYSSA
PHONE 15
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith were Sun- j
day dinner quests at the Ralph |
Barnes home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kinzer and
daughter of Parma were Friday vis­
itors at the Ray McNeal home.
j
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McNeal of
Meridian visited at the home of
their son, Roy McNeal and family.
Mr. McNeal has recovered from his
recent severe illness.
Lincoln Sunday School mot Sun­
day morning with eighty-eight pres­
ent. The younk people's class un­
der the direction of Mrs. Jule Hous­
ton was in charge of the services
Scripture was read by Verdo Harris
and a special song was sung by the
class. A new birthday bank has been
purchased by the Sunday School.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Johnson were
Sunday dinner guests o f Mr. and
Mrs. EmU FYank.
Mr. and Mrs. Bunt Bishop and !
family. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Find- I
ley and son. of Nyssa. Grover Find- |
ley and Ida Norland of Nyssa visit- ,
ed at the Ivgen Findley home Sun- 1
day.
|
44 members enjoyed an Easter egg j
hunt last Monday night at the Rob- ]
ins home.
Glenn Ward made a business trip 1
to Boise Tuesday.
The Patch and Chat Club met j
Thursday at the home of Mrs Lyle \
j Anderson for their monthly meet­
ing. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Bil!
Walz. Mrs Clarence Ross. Mrs
Jack Pettet and Mrs. Tom Pettet
The members exchanged plants and
flowers. The Club Is busy making a j
layette for the Red Cross The next
meeting will be at the Jack Pettet
home.
_________________
Get An Automatic
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER
VNbwEW... AND AufTH^ETlC
V W H 1 C H are really better at
”
household arithmetic— men
o r w om en ? L e t’s look at the
question in terms of insurance.
W h at w om an would carry
on ly $ 1.000 in fire insurance on
furniture, clothing, etc., when it
w ould cost several times as much
to replace them ? W h at wom an
does not know what a financial
burden would fall on her if her
h u s b a n d w ere in ju r e d in an
accident ? Y e t many a man o ver­
looks these vital needs.
S o here's a p r a c tic a l sug­
gestion to husbands and wives
D on't guest about insurance . .
consult this agency lor expert
advice on which policies to b u y -
h ow much — and what to d o in
event of loss.
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Phone 97
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