Nyssa gate city journal., June 12, 1941, Image 3

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL . THURSDAY,
Thursday
Mr« rtelen Niocum was a Twin On Vacation—
more than was the Kaiser nor is people. People willing to live and to poor thing is ho longer worth Its to A party at Her Home
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schlre-
Hitler.
let the other fellow do the same. To keep Ed will say the word before aftAfnoon. Those to enjoy the after-i Falls visitor last week
noon were: Mrs Joe Waud, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Limbaugh and man left Friday for their annual
Neither is the employer. Big busi­ be cooped up in town week after the work is begun.
But no matter how new the heap Walter Thompson, Mrs. Robert West children were Emmett visitors Sat­
ness must give up its huge profits. week with no respite from its noise
vacation.
urday.
The taxes of the masses must be and the monotony of everyday Uv- nor how perfect the ftxln' no motor 4hd Mrs. Ed. Gonnason.
Kay Johnson who is with Mr. and
used for the channels they were ing will develope a lot of neures- vehicle will start its puddle Jump­
Donnie Shore is visiting his grand­
1 planned and not to grease the palm thentics and hypocondriacs and ing if it is not first treated to oil Mrs. E. Gonnason received word mother, Mrs. Ruth McConnell and
of some politician nor feather the worse. We do wish that gent would gas and water. At the Thompson that her mother is seriously ill in they spent Sunday watching the
SHELTON’S DAIRY
j already downy couch of a few mil- think up some other saving device. Oil station on Main and Third the Seattle, Washington.
races at Lake Sowell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerald
Ooodfellow
water
is
free
and
the
gas
and
the
Milk and Cream for
j lionares and plutocrats. Neither are Like making every family get along
Mr. and Mrs. Utter are enjoying
the front lines of a fighting army with one car, instead of one to a oil so reliable that they will give the and family were Wednesday dinner a visit from Mr. Utter’s mother and
made for the sons of the poor and person as many of the wealthy and maximum mileage for the price they guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs his brother and family.
the swivel chair Jobs and officers not so wealthy have. A week end cost. And while the Jalopie is parked V. L. Kesler and family.
The Wahine Club met Friday,
Mr. Gerald Hlbberd. Ned Dick: and
bars sacred to the sons of the wel- vacation is about all the time a lot there have a talk with one of the
June 6 with Mrs. Utter. Seven mem­
Joan
who
has
been
visiting
in
Vlc-
boys
about
your
tire
troubles
and
thy and powerful.
of little business fellows get away
bers were present: Mrs. Bill Par-
ator returned home Wednesday
kerand Mrs. K. Hunter guests. Mrs.
It is our emergency and Our war from work. And farmer folk too. see for yourself what a fine bargain
morning.
for
fine
merchandise
they
offer.
Things About Nyssa’s Shops
K. Hunter Joined the club.
then let us met it as a united peo­ Sunday too is about the only time
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Durbin
and
When
day
is
done
and
the
doggies
Club will meet June the 20th with
ple. Not as privileged and unpriv- for a getaway. But whether we stay
family
were
Sunday
dinner
guests
Mrs. B. Niccum.
eledged classes. Let us not only be put or jaunt forth any time of day cry oUt or a bit of rest from the
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Simmons.
Last week an old man died. And
Sunday, June IS there will be a
a United States but a united peoples. any day of the week there is always work that they have been put to
Shelton’s Extra Rich
Bema Dean and Raymond Bailey
his bones laid in a vault far from,
community Pot Luck dinner at the
The sooner Labor and profiteer alike a Shell Oil company station close then thin* of the Nyssa Theatre and
who have been visiting with their
those of his ancestors. He was born
give
the
family
a
treat
to
the
fine
by
to
fill
up
the
tank
with
that
fall into step the better off this na­
Cow Hollow Community Hall. Every­
Milk and Cream is
to the pomp and glitter of power tion will be and the sooner it will good gas and be out on the road show that Is sure to be showing at grandparents returned to their home
one is invited to come and bring
of the ruling famlliy of a great em­ have met the emergency and every and to keep the old heap going for that air conditioned comfortable in Vale Monday.
your lunch. Dinner will be at 1:30
plentiful in the sun-
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kes­
pire and trained from infantcy to man can again return to his en­ many a long mile.
and cozy show house.
o'clock.
believe that he was great above all deavors as a private citizen.
Shop in Nyssa with Journal adver­ ler for the week end were Mr. and
shine” vitamins. Be
And now with summer vacations
men. That his mere wish was law
tisers and ye wilt not waste thy time Mrs. Edgar Kesler of Bountiful,
But when this happy day comes beckoning from every corner and
Utah,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Kesler
of
and that he personally could dic­
sure you order some
picnics apt to pop up suddenly for and thy gas going farther.
Portland, Oregon and Mrr. H. Adams
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tate the personel lives of all his peo­ it is to be hoped that the men who no cause at all except that they are
decide
the
destiny
of
the
land
do
not
of Layton, Utah.
ples. There was but one reminder in
today!
a lot of fun, tis a wise house wife
Mr. Gerald Hibberth. Ned, Dick,
his life that there was One mighter suddenly dismiss every man and who has on hand and at the winking
This is often a symptom of acid
woman
in
the
uniform
or
in
govern­
Ron and Joan went to Lake Lolo
than he. A withered arm that no
of a gnats eye the foods it takes to
indigestion. Sour, gassy stomach and
Sunday.
amount of court and military trapp­ ment military employ, telling them fill the lunch basket or the grub
heartburn frequently follow unwise
to
find
gainful
employment
in
pri­
Mrs.
Earl
Strickland
presented
her
John
Herman
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
ings could entirely hide. Then came
vate industry, nor scrap our fleet box. And at the Nyssa PacWing com­ music pupils in a piano recital Wed­ Herman and son Gerald from North eating and drinking. ADLA Tablets
the World War. His ambitious btfb-
PHONE 05J2
and
our armament as it was done in pany store they do have all manner nesday evening at her home in the Dakota are visiting with Mr. and relieve quickly. Get ADLA from your
ble of world domination burst, leav­
druggest.
NYSSA PHARMACY
the post war days of the last con­ of fine meats and especially lunch Owyhee district to a group of par­ Mrs. Roy Herman and family.
ing him a fugitive from his enemies
flict. Time has proven that the in­ meats for a tasty and filling lunch. ents and friends. Pupils taking part
Tommy Ogle has been working the
and from the masses of his own peo­
ternational promise of disarmam­ And for a weiner roast those frank­ were: Eloise, Alvin and Lewis Crock­ past week for W. O. Bailey.
ples. In the refuge of a neighbor
ent is folly. There will always be furters they make there are tops in er, Barbara, Betty and Billy Wy-
Mr. and Mrs. George Clowers and
land he lived out his span of life
?ome nation who will circumvent the tastiness and juicy flavor.
ckoff, Virginia, Vera, Natan and family were Sunday dinner guests
cutting wood. Aand thinking, what
But if it is picnic one is going on Mrs. William Orr, Helen Schweizer of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clowers and
rder and find ways and means and
lesson did he learn in these twenty-
excuses for forming and maintain­ besides the weiners or the tasty and Lois Patton. The 4-H band con­ family of Nyssa.
three years of exile. Was that in­
ing a fighting force. Far better the meats there must be some full fla- sisting of Donna Dimmlck and Helen
Leon Bailey went to Vale after
born pride and arrogance softened
taxes of the land go to keeping vord mustard, a crunch pickle, some Schweizer, claronets, Donald Hite a team of horses.
Did he learn that the eyes of the
young men in national uniform of fat buns, perhaps some new rad­ and Bert Smith coronets, Glen
Robert Johnson was sick Thurs­
Great Spirit all men are as one. His
their country, trained and supervis­ ii the meal is to make the hungry Strickland trombone and Mis. day and Friday.
children, loved by him. and cared
ed by real Americans imbued with ishes and onions and a pot of coffee, Strickland piano played several
Mack Moore of Pendleton was a
for by Him and that he who is plac­
the American ideal of life than left folk sniff in anticipation as happily numbers. Mr. Frank Crocker and Sunday visitor at the home of Mr.
ed in charge of a group of them no
as
a
bird
dog
on
his
first
hunt
of
to wander and to drift homeless,
Don Strickland played guitar duets and Mrs. John French.
Æ
matter how great or how small must
hungry and unwanted in an un­ the fall season. But at Barney Wil­ and the Owyhee Orchestra with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mowlrson and
answer in the end for their well
settled or stagnant economic scheme sons grocery store on Moin near S. D. Biglow and Don Strickland, son left Wednesday for Toppinish,
being. This man who died, the ex-
§ Have your motor tuned up or repaired before
of things. Let the draft stand. A Second they do have all these things violins; Donald Hite, Coronet; Ray Washington.
Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, did he
year or so of training under the and many more, package cookies Strickland, Trombone; and Mrs.
Kathleen Lowe left Monday for a
learn humility and a true love for
you start on that trip.
American flag for American youth and candies, bottled drinks and Strickland at the piano played three two week visit with her aunt and
his fellow men there at Doom, as
will go a long way toward warding fresh fruits, paper plates and nap­ selections. Vocal solos were given by uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Rlddman,
he cut the wood or did he, shorn
off the isms~that are sure to follow kins and cups. And when the pic­ Doris Klingback, Nathan Orr and in Vale, Idaho.
of all his earthly pomp and elegance
the peace as that the peace will nic is done and the last welnie gone Mrs. Wyckoff and by request Mrs.
Dee Hibbert is going to spend the
of court trappings meet his Judge
the way of all good weineies, do not Strickland closed the musical hour summer in Victor with Mr. and Mrs.
surely come.
still believeing that he was greatest
Second and Main St.
Phone 56 W
But again let that draft be for the forget to clean up the trash and with a piano solo. Refreshments of Evan Shear.
among all men, resentful, revenge­
sons of all the people. Rich and bring it home for disposal. Keep the punch and cookies were served at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Ford
are
ful still puffed as a toad in pride
poor. Better taxes for constructive spot clean and inviting for another the close of the evening.
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
and self esteem? The passing of his
military instruction and training picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Biglow were Donnal in Wilder.
predecessor should give the man
Has the family long had its mind dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
than for relief of wandering Jobless
Dick Smith has been chopping hay
Hitler food for thought.
millions, some of whom never again on some mountain retreat where a Calhoun Sunday.
in this district the past welt.
And on Monday the government find rehabilitation nor a firm place small stream glides down the wee
Mrs. Fred Pitkin had as guests this
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lutz had as
took over the Inglewood airplane cf economic independence.
canyon and tall trees spread out weld her daughter, Mrs. Snell af Am- their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs.
factory, promising the workers noth-
Not only will this summer bring their deep shade the hot day through erilla. Texas and her family.
Frank Dewey and Dale Dewey of
ing more than they already had re­ the threat of war ever nearer to but the cost of building a cabin has
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler of Cald­ Ontario, Mrs. Willard Stephen and
ceived at the hands of private in­ this country but with the summer seemed too great for such a dream well and George. William and Evelyn John French.
bu ys a great
dustry. The ultimatium has been heat will come a greater threat to ever to come true. It need not be for Gregg were dinner guests of the Jean Graham has purchased him
sent out. Work! or fight. Even as it the physicial well being of its peo­ today there are many things that Klingback family Sunday.
a saddle horse from Mr. Evans.
was in the last war. And as in the ple. For the weeks ahead many dis­ can be used to take the place of
KENTUCKY B o u r b o n !
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson
David DeLashmutt of LaGrande
last war our soldiers mean business. eases peculiar to summer may strike more expensive things. For instance had as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs has been visiting with his parents,
• Check the proof fit*» that good
Perhaps, as a warning in case if care and precaution are not taken. glass. No longer does one need to Arnold Slippy and Carol, Mrs. Ber­ Mr. and Mrs. George DeLashmutt
i S onny ßnoo»
93 proof) . . . the superior flavor
of emergency, the order has been One of the carriers of many hot pay for expensive window pains tha Culbertson and Juanita and and family.
given “Shoot to Kill." It takes dras­ weather diseases is milk. That is when the transparent glass cloth Miss Grace Kygar.
(only Kentucky-distilled bourbon
Sunday School will be held at the
tic orders and drastic action to down milk from unclean and unsanitary such as they sell at the Boise Pay­
Mrs. Mildred Hite, Mrs. Charlott W. O. Bailey home at 2:30 p. ir.
has it) . . . the age (4 years
anarchy. These strikes are but a daries, where fly infestation and ette Lumber yard may be procured Kygar and Mrs. Florence Kygar at­ Every one is welcome.
o f mellowing to your taste.)
short step from revolution.
utter cleanliness is not the law. But by any length. We have tried it our­ tended the Garden Club at the park
Christian Endeavor will be at the I
It is high time that the workers here in Nyssa one need not deny selves in a cabin and found it mare last Tuesday.
W. O. Bailey homo at 7:30.
than
satisfactory.
It
withstood
the
themselves
and
their
families
of
the
Kenneth
Kygar
left
last
week
to
of this country are given to under­
stand that at least in war they are body building and maintaining qual­ storms of winter and the attacks serve in the army,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Van de Wall
not a priveleged class above our ities of milk to keep healthy. For of pack rats and gives warmth in­
fighters in Uncle Sam's uniforms, here we have two fine dairies, state side and protection from wind and and daughter Dorothy were guests
Sunday at the Wm. Peutz home.
not different from the men willing inspected and licensed. Which de­ rain.
Mrs. Roy Manley made a business
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
With the call of the open road
Mr. J. B. Coulter held preaching trip to Caldwell Thursday.
to offer their services for our de­ liver milk and cream of highest
This whiskey is 4 YEARS OLD • 93 Proof
$2.»0
fense or , who go quietly under the quality and purity to the house­ sounding from every side right now services after Sunday school Sun-
Earl Wilkie of Parma was a visitor
draft to do their duty for their per- keepers door, morning or evening. the time spent at cleaning and day.
National Distillers Products Corporation, N. Y.
q UM* t
in the Roy Manley home Decoration
servation of the nation, who work They are the Gate City Dairy of washing and cooking seems longer j Mrs. Russell Patton has as her Day.
for thirty dollars a month where which Herb Fisher is boss man and than ever. But if there is one of guest her sister from Klamath
those new Dexter Deluxe washers Falls.
and when and for as many hours as the Shelton Dairy.
It is cherry picking time and de­ handy about to dash off the family
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner en­
they are told, who live under trying
conditions, from home and family. spite the rains of last week scarce wash in double quick time wash day tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr.
Young men who give up more gain­ any damage was done to those big will not stand in the way of any and Mrs. .’"rank Crocker and sons
ful employment and hope of immed­ Cherry Orchards over Emmett way fun and frolic planned. They are and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wamper
iate marriage, men who until this where the F. H. Hogue Packing something new these Dexter Deluxe and family of Nampa.
The Owyhee Community Club will
emergency is over can make no con­ company has sent out notice that washers but the boys at the Nyssa
structive plans for the years ahead. pickers are wanted and who have Implement will tell one in jig time meet at the Klingback home June
And doing it they laugh and sing made getting jobs easy and getting what they can do in advance wash­ 19th when the members will enter­
and make the best of it. If there be to them easier. It is a happy place er performance. Just as they can tain at a one o'clock luncheon for
a national emergency, and such it on a hot summer day in the cool and are happy to demonstrate those the members of the N. G. Club of
seems to be then It endangers every shade of the orchard. Girls and boys fine Kelvinator electric ranges and Payette.
man, woman and child of the na­ calling back) and forth from the ice boxes they have in stock. Its the
tion. It is every persons duty and trees, the boxes and crates stacked Nyssa Implement company where
RIVERVIEW
priviledge to avert disaster. Labor waiting to be hauled to the sheds, Lum Svencara is number one boy,
is no chosen of the Almighty any and at noon eating lunch picnic on Good between First and Second
The Christian Endeavor had their
style. War and all its horrors seem street.
It was such a little fire, seemingly, monthly party Friday night at the
far removed.
Mr. Ickes says that maybe so but by the time the few charred W. D. Bailey home. Those present
Notice To Hog Raisers these
peoples of the United States boards had been removed, the new were: James Johnson, Kathleen Loe,
will have to get along without their put in, the walls made clean and Harold Loe, Tommy Ogle, Kenneth
With the installation of a new
Sunday Joy rides and week end the mess cleaned up several dollars Waud. Leon Bailey, Ed. DeLashmutt,
scale at
trips, that oil and gas may be con­ had been spent. Dollars perhaps that Harriet Herman, Oean and Geneva
THE RAILWAY STOCK YARDS
served for the fighting. If so it will the householder could ill afford to Graham and Reta Johnson.
Mrs. George Clowers was hostess
we are now receiving your hogs
be a sad time, for it is these week pay just then. But luckily it was in­
end get away from it all trips taken sured. The full premium less, than
there every Friday, paying the
in the old jalopie for a camp by a the amount of just that little bitty
highest price the market permits
mountain stream or a hop in the six- fire damage, and the work was
and seeking to serve you in every
ten cylinder Cad by the millionaire done without complaint or delay.
possible way.
to his country estate or favorite Well done by professional help and
Ye Snooper’s
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Owyhee
Shelton's Dairy
Save Time and Money
-ir
PRUYN’S GARAGE
JUST A FEW CENTS MORE
THAN A DOLLAR (/...PM
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Upper Sunset
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to build your credit reputation
A FLUE
watering place that l^eeps this the bill paid. But so is it always
country a happy and freedom loving whether the loss be great or small
when one insures here in Nyssa with
one of our reliable insurance agents.
There is Bernard Eastman on Main
near Third and, Frank Morgan up
on Main near First and Don and
Jessie Graham at their Nyssa Realty
offices on Main near the new un­
derpass.
Don’t wait for the fire to light
but get the insurance when you
think that it hasn't a chance to
strite in your neck of the woods.
Many of our families in Nyssa
have left to find employment where
the materials of war are being man­
ufactured. We hope that they will
j return for we need them here, but
I first we must find ways and means I
j where by they will have work the
: year through and can support them-
: selves and their little ones in decency
Any change in listing or corrections should be j and with surety. But there is no lull
| in the labors at the Pruyn garage
reported to the manager at once, so they will I for it is ever a bussy season at that
car and truck fixing spot. The tools
appear in the new book.
of their trade hum the day through
and most of the night for folk have
found that when the vehicle what
ever its age and make or whatever
the shape Its in. when they get
through with it its bound to perk in
every spot. And if it be that the
FRANK KULLANDER
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Telephone Directory
in poor
repair
caused
this -
any branch
goes to press
Ju n e 16
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NEW OR USED
before winter come* check
your heating p l a n t and
flues for needed repairs—
BE SURE YOU
ARE INSURED
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Phone 53
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BANK
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