Nyssa gate city journal., July 10, 1941, Image 7

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
LINCOLN HEIGHTS
The Fourth of July was spent In
various ways by the families of Lin ­
coln Heights, the majority of them
attending a picnic held at Birdlngs
Island and sponsored by the Lincoln
Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Green and
family spent the day by attending
a family reunion in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeal and
family joined former friends and
neighbors at a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Anderson had
as their house guests Leonard and
Victor Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Shutte spent
Friday at the home of Mrs Shutte’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Green.
Pearl Green returned to her home
after spending the week end at the
Shutte home.
Kathryn Nielson who is employed
in Boise spent the holidays at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Nielson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Zigmund of
near Nyssa were Thursday evening
visitors at the Ralph Barnes home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith spent
Sunday at the Bob DeGross home at
Richland.
Ruth Branon submitted to an ton-
silectomy Monday morning at the
Ontario clinic.
The Green brothers enjoyed a day
of entertainment at Vale Saturday.
Miss Helen Rand of Payette is a
guest at the Orval Green home.
Verda Harris had the misfortune
cf cutting his foot on broken glass
while swimming on the Fourth.
Gary Findley, small son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Findley, of Nyssa, spent
Thursday night and Friday at the
home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Iven Findley, while his parents
enjoypd a fishing trip.
The farmers association will hold
their monthly meeting at the Lin­
coln school Saturday evening, July
12 .
The County Agent is expected to
be present. A discussion of noxious
weed control is planned.
Cleon Pettet is spending a week
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Dale of Midvale, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Grammon and
small son of Boise, were wpek end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gram­
mon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington
are spending several days in Baker.
Lloyd Johnson of Corvallis arrived
Friday for several days visit at the
home of his brother, Levi Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNeal and
fam ily attended the Air Show in
Boise Sunday. Mrs. McNeal and
children remained for atwo weeks
visit with relatives.
Leonard Goodell visited his cousin
Irvin Topliff at Nyssa Saturday.
CHALK BUTTE
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans visit­
ed in the T. H. Brewer home in
Owyhee Sunday.
George Wilson painted his house
the first of the week.
Henry Terra is cutting his crop of
mustard this week.
The Assembly of God Church was
priviledged Sunday morning to have
as their guests and speaker Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Nickens of Oklahoma.
Paul formerly lived here. He states
things have taken shape which he
never dreamed of, one being a beau­
tiful valley with so many farm
THURSDAY, JUULY 10,1941^
Half foait
homes and among them a church to !
take the place cf the once sagebrush *
country he knew.
A series of spe.ial meetings are
beginning at 8 o'clock next Sunday-
night at the Assembly of Ood
church.
Everyone welcome.
The prizes awarded in the Sunday
School contest which closed recently
were given to Donald Brewer of
Owyhee 1st prize an deccnd prize
went to John Niccum of Cow Hollow.
Mr and Mrs Roy Warren, and
Carolyn met Mr. and Mis. Lloyd
Landrsth in Nyssa July 4th, and
motored to Evergreen Park near
McCall where they spent the day.
Ed. Steiner, Donna and James
Chadd attended the Air Circus in
Boise Sunday.
Boyd Query and Rnb rt Ditty
bound grain for E E Clcr.inger last
week.
SUNSF.T VALLEY
Seventeen young people motored
to Wlld-r Sunday for a picnic din­
ner on the lawn at the Ora Newgen
home. Mi and Mrs. R. G. Chandler
of Caldwell Joined them there and
a good time was had by everyonp in
spite of the fact that a lew bee
stings were received.
About 3(1 friends gathered at the
Otto W olfe home the Forth for a
picnic supper and fireworks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Landreth and
daughter of
Nyssa were guests
Thursday evening at the Roy Wag-
ren home.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Cleaver surprised the young
couple, married last week, with a
chartvarle, Wednesday night. Treats
were enjoyed after which the crowd
went to the Hall and danced the
evening away.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black motored
Please
If Anyone
—Elopes
—Dies
—Gets Married
—Has Guests
—Goes Away
—Has a Party
—Has a Baby
—Has a Fire
—Is 111
—Has an Operation
—Has an Accident
—Buys a Home
—Wins a Prize
—Receives an Award
—Builds a House
-Makes a Speech
—Holds a Meeting
—Or Takes Part in any
Other Unusual Evtut
That’s News
We Want It
The Gate City
Journal
P H O N E
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believing in perpetuating the Gotl-given beauty of Oregon’s forest lands.
Governor Charles A. Sprague lias issued this appeal for mobilization of
Oregon citizens for the purpose of “ Keep Oregon Green.” In his appeal the
Governoi said, "Believing that defense of Oregon’s forests Is vital to the
ernlinued prosperity and happlnt'.s of our peoples and constitutes a very
important phase of national defense. I hereby proclaim the week of June
30 and July (I, 1941. as "Keep Oregon Green Week.” It is my earnest hope
that every adult and child in Oregon may be impressed with his or her re­
sponsibility in guarding our magnificent trees from forest fires and
war teage of every kind. I rail every Oregonian to arm: against our forest
foes. Let this soeeial week be a time of mobilization in a great cause. Keep
Oregon Green!
mathamatical engineering.
to Unity the Fourth.
Jack (Duae Parker’s boy and
On Saturday afternoon the Boll-
tho and Lorenson families went to Don's cousin) still had a year in
Vale where they honored Miss Bar­ High School to go. and he certainly
bara Bolitho with a birthday supper had no intentions of leaving the
including a birthday cake with five farm. Cow Hollow was good enough
for him.
candles.
Don had to work a while to get
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
the money to take his engineering
Mrs. Otto Wolfe were: Mr. and Mrs.
course and he became acquainted
Ed Frazel of Smithfield. Nebraska.
with a girl that to him rapidly be­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lerwig and fam ­
came the one blossom, in this ‘has
ily of Nampa and Mr. and Mrs.
been- dessert. Now Don is farming
Frank Bert and daughter of Cald­
with his dad and Is quite content.
well.
And is dad and mom happy.
M r and Mrs. Otto Wolfe and dau­
Jack finished his school and on
ghter, Verla Mae attended a N e­
account of scarcity of money took
braska picnic at Caldwell, Friday, the
a job with Wiley Clowers in the
Fourth.
cream business in Nyssa.
Walter Hillis Is making a brick
Jack was a good hand, liked his
flu and other repair on his house in
job and his boss and Wiley liked
preparation to moving out of the
him. After some time all at once
basement to make room for grain
we heard Jack had quit his Job and
storage.
went to Oakland, California to look
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pomeroy had as
for a job.
overnight guests last Wedneday,
Everyone in Cow Hollow is a per­
Mr. Pomeroy’s cousin. Mrs. O ’Leary
sonal friend to Jack so anything
of Twin Palls. They motored to the
that concerns Jack consents us all.
Owyhee Dam in the evening where
We coulden't understand it. Why
they enjoyed a picnic supper.
the sudden change? Why to Oak­
Bud Matheis played ball the
land? The big defense jobs are far­
Fourth at Big Bend Park where the
ther down. O f course the Parkers
fam ily spent the day.
said Jack has a cousin with a fine
Miss Clarice Matheis left Tuesday
job In Oakland and Jck hoped he
for Portland after a three weeks
might help him get a job.
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
So the other day in the hay field
Albert Notheis.
Dude confided “Jack’s “ Heart Beat”
Mrs. Robb Thompson returned
went to Oakland and Jack had to
last week from Portland and vacin-
follow her.”
ity where she visited relatives and
“ I think he will be back on the
friends.
farm as soon as it blows over” he
Mrs. Freda Peterson and daughter
added.
o f Johnstown. Nebr.. and Mr. and
Well It has done a swell Job of
Mrs. Dean Heaton of Nyssa visited
"blowing over.” We all wish Jack
at the Kenneth Lorenson home Sun­
luck, lots of Joy and for them to live
day evening.
happy ever after, but we greatly
On Wednesday, July 16th, at 2 p.
fear Cow Hollow has lost Jack.
m. there will be a canning demon-1
Never got to meet the bride. They
stration at the Sunset Community j
had to rush back. Jack has a good
Hall. This meeting has been arranged
Job and help is scarce so he could
at the request of Community ladles
and Is being given by Miss Hilda \
Fredrick, assisted by Mrs. Larkin |
and MLxs Hazel Duncan of the Farm ,
Security Administration Office at
Ontario. Everyone is welcome.
not get off for long.
But have met Don’s "Blossom"
upon several occasion: and can say
that if Jack’s Hart-B at” is still
better than Den’s “ Blotsom” he has
a perfect right to be very proud of
himself Both may be veiy glad that
their plans when they finished
school never carried.
The Oregon Slope Grange will
visit the Chalk Butte Grange Tues­
day, the 15th. They will conduct the
meeting for us.
Chalk Butte Grange is just a new
Grange and haven’t learned all they
need to know about it. We do appre­
ciate the help of other granges
The Fourth Was quiet in Cow
Hollow even though we had lots of
fire works above the canal. Dude
Parker had about forty head of stock
above the canal on the range and
they were drove in ahead of the fire
now Dude has a feed problem on
his hands most all the hill side
above the canal burned off.
Mrs.
Bill Parker and children
left Wednesday to Join her husband
at Hermlston. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Share and Don will take them.
Dale Limbaugh’s uncle from Sal­
em. Oregon came to see him Tues­
day he had come to Emmett to see
relatives and Dales mother brought
him down to see the folks here.
Mr. F. L. Sackett of Ontario was
a visitor at the Clarence Niccum
home Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Niccum and Betty
will leave soon. Betty will go to the
Shrlner’s hospital for a check up.
Mrs. Bertha Sheets will meet them
at the hospital and they will go to
Salem and attend the Assembly of
God Camp meeting for a few days.
Mosier has been visiting her par­
ents for the past three weeks The
Mosiers plan on going to Stillwate
Minn., where they will visit Mr
Mosiers parents, returning to Nyssa
in two weeks through Yellow none
Park.
Buena Vista
M r and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and
Edward visited at Spokane and Seat­
tle several days the past week
Ray Callahan Is quite ill in the
Nyssa Nursing home. Mrs. Callahan
is with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nyborg and
family are visiting at the A. E. N y­
borg home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Wavel were
picking cherries near Frultland Sun­
day.
E. L. Jamison and Julius Bevln
went to Garden Valley Saturday
after poles.
Harold and Harvey Callahan re­
turned from Ht-rmiston. Saturday
where they have been working.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Cleaver were
royally charlvarled Thursday night
when a larg crowd gathered at the
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George Cleaver home. The crowd
was well treated.
Leonard Goodell spent Saturday
and Sunday with Irvin Topliff.
H. S. and Claud Day are binding
their grain this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jennings and
Romaine were Nampa visitors Wed.
Dwight and Burl Wyckoff are
helping chop hay at Ed. Nelsons this Y ou pay
yet you get more
week.
on the 1941 deluxe Kelvinator
G. A. Cleaver has been thrashing electric ranges! See what you get!
On Vacation—
his rape seed an 1 C C. W yckoff had
Automatic, self-computing
Lewis Mosier is leaving Saturday his barley combined the past week.
Tim er and Minute-Minder
for Crawford, Nebraska, where Mrs.
$30
On la st year's
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•jt High-speed heating units
•jfc Deluxe Scotch Kettle
-ff 7-heat switches, with indi­
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•jf Oversize oven,with interior
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■Jf W armer Drawer and two
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By The Happy Farmer
The other day Mrs. Dude Parker
sent this bit o f rare news, (rare in
Cow Hollow for it is the first o f its
kind) with the remark, “ you can
word it to suit yourself."
Wouldent know how to improve It
any. I like news just like someone
was talking to me. T o heck with the
form, so here goes:
" —about Jack's getting married to
Naomi Hess o f Mt. Hood. Oregon.
The wedding took place at Steven­
son. Washington, at 1 p. m.. Satur­
day, July 5th with Just the immed­
iate families and a few close friends
present.
Dude and I and the kiddies. Dale
and Hubert went down Friday to
Hood River for the wedding and
came back Sunday. Dude nephew
Robert Britton came after us, we
came back with Jack and Naomi on
their way back to Oakland. Calif,
where they will live.
Sunday afternoon we had a few
relatives and friends here to see
them off Refreshments of Ice cream
and wedding cake were served.”
8o there Jack Parker got to be
the first native of Cow Hollow to
get married. Those youngsters that
came to the Hollow only a short
while ago for to help Mom and Pop
to convert this dusty dessert into
happy and prosperous homes are
getting to be young men and women
and ready for homes of their own.
Things happen so fast in life we
can hardly keep up. A few days ago
was talking to Dude, in the hay
field, about the boys. Two yean ago
Don (Frank Parkers boy) Graduat­
ed from High School He did not like
the farm at all and wanted to go
to Chicago and take a course in
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