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Owyhee Plfty-iour were out to Sunday school. Mr. Bennedlct preached after the Sunday school services. Beet thinning is startelng In the community. Owyhee P. T. A. will meet at the school house Thursday evening, May the 8th. Officers will be elected. All school patrons are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow enter tained Sunday for Mrs. Earl Strick land. Mrs. G. L McMillan, Mrs. Carl Jungquest and Mrs Martha Kling- back, whose birthdays are all of re cent date. Families of the honoress were also present to partake of a very beautiful dinner mukir»; a total of 18 in the group. A beautifully decorated birthday cake made an attractive centerpiece. Mrs. Ellis Walters attended a shower for Byrd Walters of Boise Wednesday. SHELTON’S DAIRY MILK "T THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley visit ed at Huntington Sunday with Mrs. Bradley's sister. Mrs. D. D. Stephens. Word from Laurence Peutz Is that they arrived in Fort Amidor in the Panama Canal Zone, April 21. after an ocean trip of nine days and he has a feeling that it is going to be plenty warm in that climate. Mr and Mrs. G. L. McMillan en tertained at dinner Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crocker, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner. Miss Georgia Dinnls of Caldwell was a week end guest of the Wm Peutz’s. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Culbertson entertained at dinner Sunday for the Frank Crocker family and Mrs. Ber tha Culbertson and Juanita. Mr and Mrs. Bill Obermyer and the Misses Jeanene and Eleanor Matthisen of Emmett were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. A. C. Bradley. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Skinner went with the Grange members to Garden Valley Sunday. Mr and Chas. Culbertson. Mrs. Kllngback, and Doris went to Cald well Friday for baby chicks. Don't forget the school picnic at the Big Bend park Friday. May the 2nd. Everyone invited. The Owyhee grade pupils played ball with the Adrian pupils Friday and the boys were defeated bu the girls came out ahead. Dustin Jungquest Is spending the week with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow. Donaki Hickey; 6th grade, Treva Garren and Awana Shaw; Sth grade, Alice Warner and Mary Lou Shenk. The Glee Club Girls attended the music festival in Vale Friday. Harold Dali of Nyssa spent Sun day with his mother, Mrs. Anna Dali. Mr. and Mrs. Wid Lay visited at the G. F. Garren home Sunday evening. Mrs. Wallace Strane passed away at a hospital in Spokane, April 22, after a appendicltes operation. Mrs. Wallace Strane was the only daughter of Mrs. Ada Butler and was reared in Arcadia, she was also at Nyssa a number of years. She leaves beside her widower a 4 year old son, her mother, Mrs. Ada But ler, brothers, Edmond Butler of Caldwell, Vernon of Arcadia, and Conely of Paris, Texas, who arrived for the funeral; funeral services were held in Ontario Sunday after noon. Interment was in Ontario. THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1941 How to Operate and Manage An Electrical Chick Brooder Cow Hollow T h e w ire guard aide In teach in g young c h ic k s to uee the h o ver. Most of the parents of the com dering about water shortage. Mrs. Dave Williams returned to munity are planning to go to the her home at Euigene Saturday after Annual May Fete at Nampa, Fri spending the past few months with day afternoon. relatives here. Mr Beck returned to Pendleton Return Home— Sunday with Ralph Gee to register Mrs. Austin Searles and daughters for work. Mr. Gee and daughter left for their home in Newburg, Oregon, last Friday after a stay with Mona were home for Sunday. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mrs Maude Proffitt of Nampa and Thompson. Mrs. A. E. Nichols called at the Os In Sail Lake— car Nichols home Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ellis Stoker left on Saturday Alex Wagner had a sliver of steel for Salt Lake where she will visit removed from his eye. Monday. time and be under the Miss Ncrma Stout spent Sunday for a of short an eye specialist. Mr. Stoker with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. care was dinner guest at the Ron Whit S. Stout. Mrs. Charles Burris of Ketchum aker home on Monday evening spent the past week visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. L. Rus 00 YOUR MEALS TALK BACK? sell. a symptom of acid Anew lawn fence is an improve This Is often Sour stomach and heart- ment at the Halton Stephans farm. indigestion. frequently follow unwise eating Arlie Scott is at home after taking | bum and drinking. ADLA Tabelts relieve the Bishop cattle to the hills. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Summy took quickly. Get ADLA from your drug their son. Ralph, to Boise Sunday gist. NYSSA PHARMACY morning. From there Ralph went j with other Morrison-Knudsen em- | ployees to Alameda where they took a boat for Honolulu Tuesday. Ted, Dick and a friend purchased the fifthteen acres of land just south of Norman Gulch on the east side of the road. They divided the land eq ually and are each now building a garagr When the garages are finish ed they will be used for living quart ers until the houses are built. Geo rge Bailey Is helping with the build ing. Bill Hanks and Milton Conley left Monday for Donelly where they have a promise of work. The men's wives will follow as soon as work is as sured. Jed Goolng went fishing at the Ross Dam but got just a few fish. Mrs. Ura Robinson enjoyed a trip to Emmett Friday. Her daughter Star was one of the violin players at the Music contest. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones visited their daughter. Mrs. Oscar Nichols, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are living at Roswell now. M. To W ind Up S. Birkes is able to sit up in a wheel chair each day and gets out doors in the sun and feels some better. Our Mrs. Henry Meier enjoyed a call from several neighbor ladies Thurs day afternoon. The occasion was her birthday anniversary. The after noon was spent visiting and delic ious refreshments were served. By The Happy Farmer electric brooding. The following By IRA MILLER pointers will help you start off cor All us Cow Hollow farmers have F a r m E le c trific a tio n llu r r a u rectly. been so busy that we did not realize EGARDLESS of the excellence of the baby chicks arrive from how dry our crops were getting un R the electrical brooder you pur the Before or are removed from til we noted that some piece was chase, it cannot yield maximum re your hatchery incubator, thoroughly clean and getting pretty dry. Then we look sults unless it is operated and man disinfect the brooder house and around and see “why the whole aged correctly. equipment. Spread the floor evenly works Is awful dry. with four inches of some clean, Inadequate wiring is the most com finely-cut, absorbent material—most We are reminded of the farmer | mon reason for unsatisfactory oper commercial litters are satisfactory, who was trying to farm two or three atlon of electric hovers. Check with as are soft-wood shavings. Put suffi times as much as he could handle your power company or a reliable cient feeders and water fountains right and was so busy trat he let electrician to determine if your serv- as well as outside the hover. Drinking Shelton’s the spring-run-off go down the river ice runs are sufficiently large—the under Adjust the brooder so that the Now he runs a small farm and is average poultry lighting circuit is curtain is V* to Vi inch above the Upper Sunset Dairy Milk will do won entirely too small Several brooders litter. Operate the hover at least two with the rain. before the chicks are put under not one of the' best but the best connected to a single line consti:ute days E. E. Cloniger was home Monday farmer ders for your complex- from | an appreciable load which, if carried it, adjusting the control knob until a in his community. Hermiston. constant temperature of 95 degrees small wires over a long distance, always tells his neighbors “I on Parker, Grandma Parker, am He going tion and general health. and Wadie Eunice on the litter obtained. Do not results In considerable voltage drop to keep on irrigating in Linbaugh went to the spring even if I have to wear and consequent wasted energy, in- worry about the is temperature of the brooder house, as chicks thrive in Emmett Monday. | creased power cost and sluggish op- It s Extra Rich so raincoat while doing it." the cold provided there is a warm I eration of the hovers. Mrs. Sam Cates has been on the my Most of us in the Hollow just So long as it is properly ventilated, hover to which they can run. sick list. order some today! free from floor drafts, has a good To keep the chicks close to the our water last week and some floor Agnes Eastman entertained Club started and is of the proper size, any brooder and prevent them from hud started it until this week. the community hall Friday after never well-constructed building may be dling in the corners of the house, an Guess we are as jumpy as an old , used Shelton's Dairy at noon. brooding. Positive ventila oval confining ring or guard is es all right, but we should be. tion is for necessary Pete Cloniiger returned from. Cor woman to remove dust, sential. This should be about 18 It is now com planting time in the vallis Sunday where he attended a Hollow. Sam and Homer Cates and odors and excess moisture. Floor inches high, and may be of wire PHONE 05J2 drafts cause uneven temperatures mesh although heavy cardboard or F. F. A. meeting. Button planted corn last I under the hover, chill the chicks and sheet metal is preferable as a solid Jack Parker left for California Claude , Increase operating costs. A good floor ring helps to reduce floor drafts. week. Russle Howell and Frank , helps Wednesday. to prevent drafts, conserves After the chicks are placed under Parker have already planted this the heat Mr. and Mrs. Share and Mrs. Lin week. beneath the brooder and the hover, there are many other pre baugh went to Caldwell Thursday. against cold and dampness. cautions to be observed. Space does Unless we get some unexpected protects Mr. and Mrs. Dale Frank of Col- rain half a square foot of floor not permit detailing them here, but rest of the corn ground will Allow space per in the brooder house; you can obtain full information by ome, South Dakota, visited at the have the to be watered before it is plant one square chick writing to your state college or uni foot per poult. Dude Parker home Sunday. Proper management is perhaps the versity or to the makers of electric A Sunday school was organized at ed.Chet Sage was back in the Hollow most important factor in successful brooders. the Cow Hollow community hall made a sort of flying trip Sunday. Tom. A. Lowe was elected Sunday, back to see how the Hollow and the Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ross and fam edictory and Helen Roth will give superintendent, Tressa Ditty, sec old looked Chet is a pretty ily and Mr. and Mrs. Sayers and j the address of welcome. retary; Mrs. Raffington, Bible class busy home son called at the Roy Farley home Many growers are finding their now. teacher; Lucy Ditty, entermedlate He man has a partnership in a truck Sunday. I apricots, before reported unhurt by class teacher; Tressa Ditty, Primary line from Boise to Eugene. Bob Goodell returned home from freezing temperatures, are shrivel class teacher. Elmer Cloniger made a flying trip a trip to Corvallis with the Ontario ling and falling. Some peaches are too. Pete stopped to see his dad as F. F. A. boys Sunday. injured. Work will be begun this j he came home from Corvallis. Ei Glenn Ward and Roscoe Branom also Arcadia in oinon weeding. The rain Sat- ! ther Is working on that defense pro moved the back stop at the Lincoln week urday night was fine for pastures I Hermlster. School last week. Mrs. John Snow was brought home ject Elza at Niccum and grain. Farmers already are won- got his tractor too As little as from the Nursing home in Nyssa to a soft ditch and it went where she had been a week, suffer close down. Last report it was still down V Y /H IC H are really better at ing with a septic sore throat, Mrs. Guess Apple Valley Elza thinks some of this land Morgan is caring for her. v ’ household arithmetic—men deep soil anyway. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tibbitt and has Mrs. or women? Let’s look at the Apple Valley school will be dismis Chuck Share and Mrs. Dale family from Nyssa have moved on question in terms of insurance. Friday, May 2, so the pupils and went to Caldwell Thurs- sed the PhllllpR place, formerly known Limbaugh teachers may take part in the An What woman would carry The club members gave a Sur- as the Points place. Mr. Tibbitt is day with Mrs. Roy Manley, nual May Fete at Lakeview Park in only $ 1,000 in fire insurance on . . . lays a new m l cedar employed at the Sugar factory. furniture, clothing, etc., when it shingle reef; Insulates your party for Mrs. Cloninger Tues- Nampa. Arcadia ball team played with prise The pupils of Mrs. Leer's room will present home w ith Itulsaiii- would cost several times as much aftemoon at the club house. It was Settlement Trursday. here, the Ar present a May-pole dance. Miss VVeol; transform s wuste attlo be a surprise and farwell party Robertson's to replace them) What woman cadia boys won but the girls team to or basem ent space Into ex tra and Miss Hickey’ s pupils as Mrs. Cloninger was leaving soon will enter the pageant “America." does not know what a financial lost. rooms; paints; reflours; or for Portland to spend a couple of School will close Friday, May 16, m akes dozens of other Im- Mrs. Perle Richard of the Rich burden would fall on her if her Drovementa to your home. land district worked for Mrs. Otis weeks with her daughters. husband were injured in an with the usual annual picnic at the Xu down paym ent required Bullard last week. accident ? Yet many a man over school park. Two games of soft ball when you use Budget Build Jake Groot sold a load of fat cat ing Term s a t . . . and one of hard ball are being ar looks these vital needs. Lincoln Heights tle to Idaho Pack, last week. The 4-H Club will sell ice So heres a practical sug LADIES Ira Ure has a crew blocking his Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettet and ranged. cream this year. gestion to husbands and wives. beets this week. Commencement exercises for the daughters were pleasantly surprised graduating Don’t guess about insurance . . . ATTENTION! Mrs. Bob Erwin and Mrs. Zola Saturday will be held at the evening. About 110 friends consult this agency for expert advantage of the spring Toole of Jerome were called here came with well filled baskets to Apple Valley class Methodist Church, on Take advice on which policies to buy— lull—most of the men fo'ks are last wek on account of their mother. spend the evening at a house warm Thursday evening. May 15th. There how much — and what to do in busy—so now is your ehanee to Mrs. John Snow's illness. They re ing. Mr. and Mrs. Pettet and fam are sixteen members in the class event of loss. howl to your hearts eonlent or turned to their home Wednesday. ily came here three years ago from this year. learn how. Those entering the Selling Class Midvale. Idaho. Elmer Cox, Daniel Henshaw, Mar last week were. 8th grade: Dwight Smith, Manager in Nyssa Marostlca Nichols. Irene Roth. LeRoy Se and Jean Snader, Mrs. Jule Houston entertained Mr gie ward, John Whisler, Mildred Gray, CORNELL BOWLING Phone 15_________ Nyssa Gloria and Mrs. Ray Whltsell and children FrankT. Morgan 7tr grade, Beverly Ann Ure and and Mrs. Annie Harris and sons, Bonita Leigh. Dan Norland, Elaine ALLEYS Phone 97 Russell. Nada Standal, Russell Grow. Verdo and Clifford at a dinner Sun Dale Nichols, Helen Roth, Dixie Main Street Nyssa | day, April 20. The occasion was in Scott, Calvin Vertrees. honor of the birthday anniversar John Whisler will give the val ies of Mr. and Mrs. Whltsell and Donna Houston. Cl lone Pettet and Beth Markham were Friday afternoon visitors at the Vern Smith home. Jim Green did some plowing for Ralph Barnes Wednesday. A combined pie social and rum mage sale was sponsored by the Lin coln P. T. A. Friday evening. A good sum was realized considering the Lucy Mae Green Will Represent Nyssa small attendance. At The Mrs. Annie Harris and sons were Sunday visitors at the Ray Whltsell home. Mr. Whitsell plans to leave for Portland Monday where he will consult a doctor concerning an in jured shoulder received last winter Lincoln Sunday School was in charge of Martin Sink and his Young Peoples Class Sunday. Song leaders were Audra Anderson and Phyllis Beecham Ruth Branom read the Scripture text There were about sixty In attendance. Monday, May 5 Harold Trenkel has returned to the home of his parents. Mr. and NYSSA PEOPLE WILL BE INTERESTED IN Mrs Trenkel to assist with the SEEING the history of this section portrayed farm Fred work, Harold has attended the past season. in the beautiful pageant, “VOICE OF THE college Mr and Mrs. John Pennington of VALLEY” under the lights at HIGH SCHOOL Boise visited at the parentlal Oeo- W Pennington home Monday and PARK, STARTING AT 8:30 P. M. Tuesday Verne, Mildred, and Viola Ander MORNING PAGEANT son went with other members of the AND FULL DAY’S ENTERTAINMENT Y. O. A. to Oarden Valley after poles Sunday. Let’s support Our Representative At This Leonard Goode 11 left for Portland Eder Hardware Company week with a shipment of steers Outstanding Occasion By Sending A Big Dele this for John McNulty. James Burt and Ivan Pennington gation To— of Vale visited at the George Pen Nyssa Oregon PAYETTE ON MAY 5th nington home Tuesday night. I M O N TH LY m in is GARAGE PAYETTE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL COME IN! REXALL I GENT SALE Friday and Saturday Two Articles For The Price Of One Plus One Cent NYSSA PHARMACY Phone 14 YOU’LL FIND- VALUES GALORE IN YOUR HARDWARE STORE
