THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941
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corn, Mrs Hugh McConneU and
crowm; d-mt make a very g x i fire he told us "and Prank Parkers will
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Mrs Clarence E Elliott.
but it sure makes a grand smoke be out untill tomorrow"
Mr and Mrs. Meritt M. Greellng
The lightning had struck near his
It is getting a little late for to pltnt
The Home Economics club oi the i
house It splintered some cross arms Kingman Grange met at the home left on Saturday morning for Yak
B j The Happy Fanner
com too.
It Is commonly thought that an on a pole and blew up the trans of Mrs. Conrad Martin on Tuesday ima. Washington where they will
visit their son and wife.
old
farmer don’t need to know much former at his house.
Our principal topic in Cow Hollow
afternoon. The members embroid
i now is "haying’' up to Tuesday Well it would be a wise old bird that ! The Power man told us that there ered dish towels during the after-1 These attending the funeral for
| morning nobody irt Cow Hollow had knew It all about farming. Most of had been over a thousand dollars neon after which the hostess served Charles Toomb In Nyssa on Wednes
day were; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton,
I cut much hay as yet But all is med us would of got caught on that one worth of damage done to transfor deliciouse refresments.
itating on it. The first cutting of of plowing under a green manure mers at the places he had allready
Te A. N. K, Garden club met at Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin, Mr. C.
called. One transformer at a pump
M. B eaumont and Mrs. Arthur
crop of alfalfa hay.
\ hay is going to be very grassy and
the home of Mrs. Raymond Holton
Last year Chet Sage and Elza ! ing plant that was blown up will on Wednesday afternoon. After the Cartwright.
presents quite a problem. If you cut
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osborn were
( it too early the alfalfa will be very Niccum both plowed under a green cost four hundred dollars to replace hostess served a dessert the ladies
i washy thereby damaging the qual- manure crop of alfalfa hay. They j We appreciate the kind of service drove to Nyssa and visited Mrs. Gar- j shopping in Nyssa on Wednesday.
the
Idaho
Power
company
gives
us
1 ity of it. Also if you cut it too early plowed It a couple of weekk earlier
The Sunday 8chool orchestra
ret Stams beautiful flower gardens
the grass will come again in the sec when It wasn't quite so tall and the | and feel that any one else will have j and then attended the meeting oi practiced at the Marrion Kurtz
ond cutting of hay and come so man with the plow for some reason to go a long way to beat It.
home in Newell Heights on Sunday
the Civic club.
quickly that tt will ripen before the did a better job of turning it under
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw ana j afternoon.
• WHY ARE THEY BETTER? because with
too.
Chet
followed
the
tractor
and
|
hay will do to cut at all If you
family attended church services in
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton at
let the first cutting of hay go too plow continualy with a two section
scientific “ Quick Freezing” vitamins are sealed
Weiser on Sunday.
tended the funeral for Gene Wheeler
harrow.
: long to cut it and the grass gets
Miss Agness Nicols has returnee held in Ontario on Thursday. His
into the fruit or vegetable, thus preserving for
"I don't know how many times I
very ripe it damages the quality of
Class day exercises were held to her home In the Kolony after home had been In Oregon Slope and
j the hay very much. The ripe grass have harrowed it all together” "Six Tuesday, May 20, at the Adrian High completing another year of teaching
your table that “ garden freshness” that cannot
•ie was burried in the Payette Rose
is like so much straw and the ripe or eight times maby" was his re School. After the high school band In the Wilder High School.
Memorial Park Cemettry.
be had from old fashioned methods of storage
! grass seed gets into the stocks mark, when asked by Clarence Nic played two marces, a welcoming
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark were in
Mr. Prank Cummings mother and
cum.
i
mouth
and
makes
such
sores
that
such as canning or root cellar storage.
speech was given by Grace Kygar Payette and Vale on business on father are visiting here from Arco,
they wont eat enough hay. So the
For Pete's sake “how many times honor student.
Wednesday.
Idaho
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big problem is to know just when have you harrowed this anyway”
Donna Mae and Wier Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newbill and
Each class gave a short skit. The
• ECONOMIZE NOW !, by storing surplus gar
to cut it. This cloudy rainey weather j “Anyway I know I cant harrow it
Myrtus
Fyfe
returned
to
Lorenzo
son. Donald spent Sunday as the
first skit by the seniors was the ac -
doesn't simplify the problem either enough.”
«
Idaho on Monday. They had been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gar
den vegetables and fruits in our scientific cold
We had plenty of experience with ! He sure had the ground smothed ing cut of their class prophecy. The thinning beets for Dale Ashcraft.
Junior class was represented by the
rison in Nyssa.
storage lockers.
hay last year. Adolph Schneider has down and It killed every bit of the
Mrs. Mary Nicols and Mrs. Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chandler
around twenty acres of wet hay in alfalfa and held plenty of moisture demonstrating of a new kind of in Woods are the owners of new elec
and Wesley Jones of Caldwell were
strument by Moris Gale. The Soph
the
shock!
now.
untill away up into the summer.
• FOOD STORED NOW, is food saved for your
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
omores' skit was 'T h e Train to tric refrigerators this week.
Doc. Raffington and Ray Manley
Miss Jeanette Martin left on Sun Mrs. J. G. Lane and family.
Elza dident harrow his ground so Moontown.” The Freshmen skit was
are having some difficulty with much. He had so much to do any
table during the winter months.
day
morning
for
Genesee
Idaho
Mrs. Mary Nichols, Agnes and
their ground where they plowed up way he harrowed it several times a mimic of the seniors receiving wher she will visit with relatives for
their diplomas.
James Nichols were in Nampa on
a crop of alfalfa for to plant com and he thought that it should be
a week.
Thursday.
Emily Otis, another honor student
Doc. says "Plowed up is right.” ! enough. There was lots of alfalfa
Mr. Raymond Chandler delivered
Members of the second division
The alfalfa had gotten pretty large come up In Ezras com and it dryed gave a speech on Youth Organiza the message from the pulpit of the
cooking club and their leader Mrs.
before they plowed it. It was getting out so much that almost a third of tions.
Kingman Community church on
Awards were given by the leaders Sunday morning. Due to illness the Mildred Hite enjoyed a picnic Sun
a little late but that heavy crop of j his com never came up until he
of different activities. Special awards student minister, Wallace Jamison, day afternoon at Snlvley Hot
alfalfa would make a good green j watered it.
Springs. All members of the club
manure crop. The fellow that plowed
Cow Hollow’s community Hall Is were: Scholarship, Grace Kygar, was unable to be here as planned.
SAVE
it never got it turned under very burning the lights this week with Eir.ly Otis, Citizenship award. Lou Mr. Leslie Jones of Caldwell accom have completed their work 100 per
Summer
Through
good and they both went and disked Church services Sunday, Monday, ise Klingback, Post Graduate; most panied Mr. and Mrs. Chandler and cent.
Delicacies
Bible school for all Catholic child
Scientific
the ground two or three times then Tuesday and Wednesday nights. valuable football player; Stuart Sch- sang two solos during the church
on Your Table
ren opened in Ontario on Monday
harrowed it two or three times. Well Grange meeting Thursday night and wiezer, Eldon Tollman; most valu services.
Refrigeration
All Winter
the disk cut the hay loose some and a dance Friday night. Some of us able basketball player, Johnny Tim-
Mrs. Conrad Martin, Miss Jeneatte morning. Those attending from the
tore the alfalfa crowns loose a lot Hollowites may go to bed early Sat merman.
Martin, and Betty Jean Toomb were Kolony are taken down in a bus.
On Tuesday Mrs. Clifford Jordan
and the harrow dug them to the urday nite.
The football trophy was given by in Nyssa on Saturday morning and
surface of the ground untill there
Saturday evening Cow Hollow re the Eder Hardware and the basket called on Mrs. Robert Toomb and and five fo her 4-H club girls from
White Settlement spent the day at
was no hopes of getting a com plant ceived a pretty fair electrical storm. ball trophy by Howard Hatch. Both Mrs. Bernard Eastman.
er in the ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewinson the home of Mrs. Clarence E. Elliott.
It was a little more than we usually of these trophies are given as a per
Doc raked and burned his a get. Never rained much but th: manent posession and anyone winn and son from Oakland, California A picnic lunch was enjoyed at noon.
little then went in and did the best | thunder and lightning sure gave us ing them three years in succession.
are visiting at the Charles Wilson
3 Blocks North of “ Y*
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he could at planting it but Roy has | some good entertainment for a
The program ended with the band home. Mrs. Lewinson and Mrs. Wil
been trying to get his into a little j while. Lightening struck a little tree playing “God Bless America” and son are sisters.
better shape. Green hay and alfalfa in Adolph Schneiders yard it blowed the guests were invited to inspect the
Those attending the 4-H Spring
If it weren't for heartburn and
Show in Ontario on Saturday were
the tree all to bits and left a hole class rooms and exhibits.
In the ground that looked like the Adrian High School Teachers
Mrs. Chrales Wilson, Mrs. Jack “ fullness" caused by acid stomach,
you might get some rest! ADLA Tab
tree had been dynamited.
Vacations
lets contain Bismuth and Carbonates
One bolt of lightning struck; the
Mr. George Serino left Sunday ac guests at the Ivan Findley home
for quick relief. Ask your druggest
power line near Frank Parkers companied by Bob Gibons as far Sunday, May 18th.
for ADLA Tablest tomorrow.
house and blew the fuse out at the as Gresham where Bob will be em
Funeral services were held Tues
NYSSA PHARMACY
transformers at most of the houses ployed. Mr. Semio and Mr. Cook are day afternoon for Arthur Hawkins,
j in Cow Hollow.
to work on fishing boats on the 78 year old farmer of this vicinity.
Was milking a cow near the trans Columbia river.
Mr. Hawkins passed away Friday
former when the fuse went out
Miss Elanor Beier accompanied night. Death was due to heart
with a crack like the report of a 22 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cook as far as failure.
rifle followed by the boom of the Newport. They left Tuesday morn
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawkins and
thunder, more like, we would Imag ing.
family who moved to the coast
ine of one of Hitler’s big Bertha's.
Miss Dalphine Molstrom left Sun about two months ago returned to
It looked as tho all the lights in day for Lake View where she will j attend the funeral.
Cow Hollow had went out as it was ustt before returning to her home
Bill McElory and his class of
after eight o'clock we did not go in Adams.
Sunday school boys enjayed a pic
down to try to telephone the Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. DeLapinasse nic Sunday.
Power Company. Didnt figure we left Monday morning. Mrs. DeLa
Wayne Harris, who has been em
could catch anyone at that time of pinasse will go to her father in ployed by the Local Creamery com
day and on Saturday too. Sunday Salem and Mr. DeLespinasse will pany of Ontario plans to leave for
morning we sort of wondered what attend summer school at the Uni the coast soon where he will take a
Mrs. Raffington, Mrs. Chuck Share versity of Oregon.
V V /H iC H are really better at
course in butter making.
and any others, who had a fine elec
Mrs. Watts will attend commence
” household arithmetic— men
A committee meeting was held
tric range and had disposed of the ment exercises at Oregon State with at the Roy McNeal home Wednes
or w om en? Let’s look at the
old wcod stove, was going to do her sister, Mrs. Haworth.
SAFETY - CHECK
day afternoon.
question in terms of insurance.
about breakfast.
, •
Mr. Johnson will spend most of
Leta Goodell returned to her em
W hat woman would carry
Sunday morning we still did not his vacation near Adrian.
LUBRICATION
ployment near Jordan Valley after
only $ 1,000 in fire insurance on
go down to telephone for we figured
Preparations have been made In a visit*with her parents, Mr. and
furniture, clothing, etc., when it
some one would be down town and the Future Farmers department for Mrs. L. E. Goodell.
HERE’S WHAT WE DO:
tell them. As Sunday wore into eve representation at the Eastern Ore
would cost several times as much
The annual school picnic was
ning and still no Idaho Power man gon Livestock) show to be held in
l.uhriratr your car from the Manufacturer's specifications, using a check-chart diagram
to replace them ? What woman
held Thursday. Dinner wasserved at
showed up we began to wonder if Union. June 5th. 6th. and 7th.
does not know what a financial
noon and following it two ball games
of your particular model.
the Power Company had gone high
The local department will take were played. The mem vs the Boys
burden w ould fall on her if her
Keep a record of the job so that we can notify you when your ear needs service again.
hat on us and dident work, on Sun two of Earl Pircey's prize hogs, two j and the Women vs the Girls.
h u sb a n d were in ju red in an
days.
Perform these 7 Extra Safety Service Checks Free:
Poll-Angus baby beef owned by
The annual P. T. A. picnic will be
accident ? Yet many a man over
Along about seven o'clock we saw Dwain Hatch, and one Registered j held June 15th.
looks these vital needs.
an Idaho Power car comming down Sorthom heifer owned by Jewell
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Sayers and
So heres a p r a c tica l sug
the Hollow and we began waiving Wilson. Adrian will also be represen
j Martin. Mrs. Gregory Ross and gestion
to husbands and wives.
frantically to attract their attention. ted by a livestock judging team.
I Karen were Monday visitors in
Don't guess about insurance . . .
We dident want another night with Kenneth Mace returned to Ore Nampa.
out any lights.
consult this agency for expert
gon after a two year stay In Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. L. Anderson of Sun-
“Are you sort of bussy today" we Saturday and called on his sister, nyside.Washington are visiting at
advice on which policies to buy—
There YOU GO for Motoring Pleasure on Decoration D a y ..........
asked upon his arrival.
how much — and what to d o in
Mrs. Everett Points.
the home of their son. Lyle Ander
“ I worked untill midnite last nite"
event of loss.
The Sophomore class planned a son and family.
was the reply and was up at four swiming party for Wednesday night
A family dinner was held at the
o'clock this morning and at It and Invited the entire school to at
home of Mrs. Annie Harris, Sunday
again.” We forgave him for being tend. They took a bus and left after
in honor of the birthday of her
so long getting here without him school Wednesday night. They spent
little grandson. Ronald Whitsell.
even asking.
the evening swiming at the pool in
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNeal and
Nyssa
“Of the twelve homes in Cow Hol Nampa,
Third and Main Streets
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family of Boise were Sunday guests
low ten of them was out of lights"
Mr and Mrs. Everett Points called of his brother. Ray McNeal and
on relatives in Nyssa Sunday.
family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W Patch were
Sunday dinner guests at the W.
T. McPartland home.
Stuart Schwiezer. record older in
low hurdles and one of the three
boys from Oregon invited to com
pete In the Compton Relays held
Annually at Compton, Junior College
in Compton. California, plans to ac
cept the Invitation. The two other
boys were: Ray Johnson of Melford.
This new model is an acknowledged leader
state record holder in the 440, Peake
of Milwaukee, in the 880
in its price class. It has many of the quality and
Mrs. Dan Holly and Mrs. Dennis
Patch attended the Civic club flow- j
efficiency features that have made DEXTER
er show In Nyssa Tuesday.
Kingman
Cow Hollow
Frozen Foods...
are
BETTER
FO O D S!
Adrian
Closed A ll Day Memorial Day
Polar Cold Sto rage Cr Lo cker Plant
CAN’T YOU SLEEP?
Get Your Car Ready
for that Week End Trip
LET US -
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I.T ire s 2 . Ste e rin g gear 3* Brakes 4 . W heel bearings
5 . Shocks absorbers 6 . W ip e r blades 7. Ligh ts
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AT A NEW DOWN-PRICE
LINCOLN HEIGHTS
Bible school will begin at the
school house. May 28th. and will
continue for one week. Mr and Mrs. j
Ray Chandler of Caldwell will be |
the teachers. The following Sunday
a program will be given by the pu-
plls. Simday School will begin at j
10:00 o'clock. Instead of at 2:00 p j
m.
A Young Peoples Organization
will be formed Sunday evening
Adults may also meet on Sunday-
evening. depending on the intrest
shown.
Mrs. Jack Pettet spent Friday and
Saturday In Ontario where she at
tended 4-H meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Orla Bishop and
Raymond Findley were Nyssa visit
ors Tuesday evening
Mr and Mrs. William McElroy
and Mr and Mrs. Orla Bishop and j
daughters were Sunday dinner
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It has DEXTER’S high-wing,corro-vane,French
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head. The white, enameled tub is standard cap
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