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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL « Nyssa Heights Mr «nú U n J. E Keysev enter- Littied at thetr home Wedrjcaday eToung inhonor oí 8 P B y U e» birthdav annivenary th* íoilowicg «ere presen: Mr and Mis V L Kea>r Mr and M n H-rry Gahan Mr and Mrs Pete Wakewood and th* booored pues: and U n S P By bee A weiner roast * u beid late in tbe evening Dan Corbett's stacked tbe second cutting of bay Friday Mrs H L F in er and a group of women met with what could bare been a very serum accident on tbe steep hill near tbe C C. C camp when ber car turned ever In tbe car was M n O E Weoster M n Roger Tucker Miae Alla Bottner '.v .v .v .w y v . PURINA STOCK SPRAT Purina Stock Spray is a recognized leader among dairy and stockmen. It goes farther than ordinary sprays. $4.95 5 Gallon (sealed cans) Also Bulk— you furnish container FLY-FO IL Spray gallon lots 8 0 c Fly Sprayers 35c to 8 0 c Complete line of house sprays. Guaranteed not to stain drapes or furniture. W E BUY W H E A T - BARLEY SE E U S Before You Sell AL THOMPSON and SONS COAL—GRAIN— FEED Mrs Powell and daughter. M n Breaer and baby and Naydene Plih- er Tbey «ere on their «a y to tbe Eerr.es: Barker home to attend Mis- aoca-’ T o e e t c g Only minor injur.ee «ere reported M n J E Keyser spent Saturday aiternocn with M n E R Andczaon. Bouse racaM from Thursday until Saturday wttb the Dan Corbett THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1941 feerily were M n Roaa Kurtz from grandparents tbe past two weeks re turned home with them Mr and Mrs Seward. Virgil and Tboae attending the Cookuig a^hneti in Nyssa Pnday and Satur Leroy of Nyssa were Sunday dinner day were well satisfied with the time guests at the E E Botner hotaie. Grant Hallock helped Joe Wood spent and nope it wont be too long ard hay tbe last of tbe week. Carl Sebum threshed wheat Mon Mr and M n J E Keyser drove to Eagle, tsrh r Rim/iey their son Law- day which yielded over 60 bushels has been visiting bis per acre. Legal Advertisement Mitchell Butte Clerk's Semi-Annual Statement Prom January 1 1941 tc June 30 1941 FI NDS ON HAND t Bee P u n d ------------------------------- 0Ü0 0.00 Class A Towns — ---------------- City A Town Road Districts hny r Fund Irrigation A Drainage Districts ELetr.e: ^.-; School Fund ------- . M o r a m H P -h d -------------- Estates --------- Fire P a tro l___________________ County Pair F u n d ------------------- General County F u n d --------- General Road Fund --------- Recent Control Fund ________ Non-High School Fund Nor.-High School Sinking Fund Indigent Liquor Fund Library Fund ___ __ ______ j Law Library F u n d ---------------- State Tax Fund ________ County School Fund ______ State School Fund ---------- ------- School Librarr Pund _____ School Districts ..... ........... Taylor Grazing Fund No. 3 Taylor Grazing Fund No 4 Taylor Grazing Fund No 6 Union High School District No 1 M a Lheur - Hamer Union High School District No 1 ' Union High School District No 1 ■ Union High School District No. 2 Sinking Union High School District No. 3 Union High School District No 3 Sinking Union High School District No 4 Union High School District No. 4 Sinking Union High School District No 5 Union High School District No. 5 Sinking Weed Control Fund _ ___ Lost and Found Property P u n d __________ 91-26 640 43 29641 37 1 791 A3 307 05 40.00 11146 ODO 1367A4 1342 00 1D55 44 11.470 82 706 90 834 70 2325 49 13130 U I » 35 59675 399 79 308 82 21.17427 331522 673 18 296 100 ODO 0 00 1380 00 000 4996 66 000 2,475 00 000 1.491 00 »42 29 57 70 O D Total »105.753 44 GENERAL FIN D WARRANT ACCOUNT Warrants unredeemed January 1. 1941 S « 2 6 2 04 Warrants Issued Last Six Months 57950 67 Warrants Redeemed Last Six Months Balance Unredeemed Warrants June » . 1941 S126.212 7! 75.107 77 51.10494 Warrants Outstanding Ca3h In General Fund June 30 1941 S126J12 71 51.10494 136794 Resources December 31 1941 S 49 737 10 O D THE COLD STORAGE WAY HEALTH— by preserving the nutritional values of foods which are seasonal. Tests have shown that most of the es sential vitamins are retained by foods stored in cold storage lock ers. WEALTH— what housewife does not pride her self in the fact that she can serve her family with the best of foods the year ’round? Users of cold storage lockers soon learn that they actually save mon ey on their food bills when they use this ec onomical way to store food. HAPPINESS— comes to the family who is glow ing with health from a well bal anced diet served in winter as well as summer. BEEF By The Quarter P O R K By H A L F or Whole STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 39. 1941 Collection of Taxes. Sheriff. Clerk. Assessor. ____ Treasurer and other receipts: ___ _______ — --------------- »489984.78 DISBURSEMENTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 3». 1941 S 1.592.69 I Circuit Court 1.695.75 j County Court __ ____________________ 7316 08 Sheriff s O f f i c e _____________________ 3 656 06 Clerk's O f f i c e _______________________ 493232 I A ssessor 5 O ffice ___ — — 127030 County School Superintendent's Office 89130 Treasurers O f f i c e ___________________ 85 08 Sealer of Weights A Measurers_______ 58 74 j State Industrial Accident Commission 2.008DO \ Dependent C h ild r e n ________________ 3 627.60 I Old Age Assistance ................................. 138 00 I Blind Assistance ................................ 2 255 07 ! Old Peoples H o m e ___________________ 8.87A46 Care of Poor ____________ 466.76 Appropriation Indigent Veterans 1,725 90 I Official Advertising 3120 j School Institute A Examinations 124 70 1 Watermaster 2120 Insane. Examination o f ________________________________ 4 » 95 i Justice C o u r t ____________________________________ _ TOoroasr _________ _____________________________ 17475 175 00 County Physician _____________________________________ : Tuberculosis I n d e m n i t y ____________________________ 205 19 Audit County Books ________________________________ 250 00 I Officers Indemnity Bonds ..........._ __ ______ __ _______ 68230 E l e c t i o n ________ _______________ ___________ 3783 Vital Statistics_________________________________________ 68.75 i District Attorney S Office ________________ 266.46 16737 | Court House (Office furniture, insurance, improvements) 1926 81 ( Current Expense (Fuel, water, telephone. Janitor, etc.) I Agricultural Advisor ............... .......................................... 220833 Emergency F u n d _______________________________ 56737 Miscellaneous 7630 Destruction of Predator. A n i m a l s ____________________ 750 00 ¡County Pair Appropriation 1300 00 ' Weed Control 3380« ! County N u r s e _______________________________________ _ 1.003 00 ; Food Stamp ........ ...................................... 3.000 00 Oregon Codes for Countv Officials 235 00 ; Cricket Control 7097 ’ T o t a l __________________________________________________ j Malheur County Library Fund Indigent Liquor Pund ________________ 1 Law Library Fund Fair Fund ; Taylor Grazing No 3 Pund Taylor Grazing No 4 Fund j Enforcement Fund I Roads A Highways .............. m\« £ p í0 ■ 0»! M ß£ Get S 57950 67 8 2.440 03 1.142 06 1800 90490 2 483 96 952 50 „ 1395 .... 12.715 05 S 81.112 78 STATE OP OREGON ) ___ )ss. COUNTY OP MALHEUR) I. H _S Sackett County Clerk of Malheur County. State of Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct statement o f t h e financial condition of Malheur County Oregon as shown br the records at the close of business June 30. 1941 Dated this 1st dar of July 1941. H. S. Sackett Countv Clerk of Malheur County. ______________ __________________ State of Oregon Mrs. Martha Klingback and her You can’t afford to miss this family returned on Monday from a bargain .. . Come in today. . . weeks trip to Payette Lakes where and S A V E M O N E Y ! they attended the Union Sunday School Conference Mr and Mrs Westfall and Joan left last week for Bums, where Mr. Westfall is employed. Mr and Mrs Jesse Rose and their family are visiting at the J B Coulter home from Campo. Colo. ! TELEPHONE 77 Jack Coulter, of Amarillo. Texas is also home on a vacation this week YOUR Mr and Mrs Coulter entertained at a garden party on Saturday night, inviting many old friends from Colorado to visit with their house guests MALHEUR MOTOR CO. Big Bend Jim Miller left for LaGrande Fri day where he was Joined by his sister. Virginia and both spent the week end visiting friends in Walla Walla Mrs R L. Haywortht and Mrs. E H Brumbach attended the Book Club at tne home of Mrs. Maurice Judd in Newell Heights. Mrs Paul Whitney and baby of Sun Valley are guests of her sister. Mrs. Arch Parker while Mr. Whitney is on a business trip to California Lois and Howard Hance left for McCall Sunday to spend a week at Adventist Camp meeting B G Roberts went to the C. C. C. camp Wednesday to look after It while H. R Hatch is taking a va cation. Rodger Watt of Parma is staying the Hayworth home while his par ents. Mr and Mrs Olva Watt are on a business trip in the middle west. Homer Brewer of Wilder is com bining in this vicinity, five combines and two threshing machines are keepng every one busy caring for grain crops. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Roberts and Legal Advertisement FINANCIAL REPORT OF ORA C. HOPE. TREASURER OF MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON DECEMBER SI. 194« TO JUNE » . 1941 Pund Balance Credits Debits Bal. 6-30-41 13-31-40 S cientific Cash *153910 3* * 4 * 1 3«1 2 9 »609 527 23 $105.753 44 Refrigeration State Tax 8 800 05 19.424 26 12.098 06 16.13525 General County 13 67*91 64 428.64 76.737 71 1.367 84 County 8chool 51.827 SI 7 500 59 ».729 65 59875 Oeneral Road 2.250 Í7 37.444 24 » 7 3 6 07 1 542 00 Non-High School 22 638 23 2231402 11 894 13 11.470 82 Non-High School Reserve 706 90 00 00 00 DO 706.90 Union High School No 1 419 92 4 639 74 4219 82 00 00 Union High School No. 2 307 88 9 523 74 9215 « 00 00 U H School No 2 Sinking 1 560 00 280.00 300 00 1.580 00 Union High School No 3 0 0 IV 21.685 58 24.03323 2347 65 U H School No 3 Sinking 1 505 36 .............. 1 065 31 5 436 71 4996 66 PHONE 124 3 Blocks North of “Y " Union High School No 4 12.774.72 11.782 48 00 00 99334 U H School No. 4 Sinking 2.950 00 47500 000 2.475 00 Union High School No. 5 32 244 06 » 523 25 1 720 83 00 00 U H School No 5 Sinking 815 69 1 490 63 81532 1.49100 Malheur-Hamev Union High 1 633 46 137 92 1.496 56 100 Legal Advert!) Countv Library 2 420 03 1 013 92 3.731 60 2.325 49 School Library 367 63 67 97 508 48 208 82 Law Library- 08 18 38 00 70 80 131» Elementary School 3.997 03 12.098 06 14 308 26 1,79t 83 Slate School 00 00 1 094 80 1 484 59 389 79 C. W. GLENN. SHERIFF AND TAX CXHAECTOR School Districts 170.916 06 167 647 5« 24 442.79 21 174 27 June 30 1941 Cltv Roads 758 76 913 02 245 54 91 28 Balance uncollected taxea. _______ Cities 60 850 53 67.466 21 00 00 6 615 88 Groembrr 31 1940 9 SSOJRSJS Rodent Control 00 00 974 83 980 61 1955 44 Receipts from sale of County Fir» Patrol 167 69 83 03 28 JO 111 46 *337 03 Dog License Land turned over to Treasurer 9337 03 S 49 40 66 80 640 43 623 03 Interest coUecter since Dec 31. Estates of Deceased 40 00 00 00 00 00 40 00 10J083A Motor License Fund 1940. turned over to Treasurer-------------------- 10100 56 00 00 19736 43 00 00 19 736 43 Charged from rolls account of Tax Countv Fair 604 90 604 90 00 00 00 00 2.993 » foreclosure. Court Order», e t c ..----------------- We*<i Control 00 00 00 00 842 29 842 29 Collections turned o—er to Treasurer -• Tavlor Grazing No 3 6 188 09 3 515 r» 388 23 3.061 10 450306 08 Tavlor Grazing No 4 Since Dec 31 1940 ________ _______ 52» 952.50 O D 226 98 673 18 1941 Tax Rolls ______ f it .! TXvlor Crazing No 6 00 00 00 00 296 2 96 Balance uncollected taxes ________ indigent Liouor «31 35 1 360 7« 1.157 41 834 70 J1 009 90 18.54.5 *6 19 745.85 29 *09 91 »147894021 » l . s i t x t n r Irrigation Districts Drat nave Districts 1 798 04 8 853 35 10 819 93 O D 168 54 state Gam« 00 00 211 14 211 14 STATE OP OREOON 00 00 Enforcement 13 95 i n no 200 00 307 05 Lost-Pound Prooertv noon 57 70 00 00 COUNTY OP MALHEUR) 57 70 County. Ore- Sheriffs Tax 0-41 ectton.« I, C W Olenn. Sheriff and Tax Collector of «0 0 »307 0h0 (E *247 000 00 eon, U hereby certify that the foregoing S 55 000 00 T Ora C Hone. Tiewsuret of Malheur County Oregon hereby certify the foregoing to be t rue and correct the beet of ' my u knowledge and b l B 7 to the beat of my knowledge and belief Ora C Hope SAVE Thnagh We’re Selling SAFETY at B a rg a in P rice s! Owyhee Legal Advertisement Health, Wealth and Happiness - - - Robert Marrs who Is working at Bates, Oregon spent a few days last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Marrs. Mrs. J. P Dunaway. Mrs. T M. Lowe and Mrs John Wall attended Book Club Friday at the home of Mrs Maurice Judd in Newell Heigh ts. Mr and Mrs Earnest Smith are the parents of a son. Ronnie Joe bom Thursday at Nyssa. Mrs. Smith is now at the home of her sister. Mrs Ewln Chard Peggy Chard is staying with the Smith children. Mrs Carl Quackenbush and fam ily of Spokane, stopped Tuesday n «h t at the home of Mrs Quacken- bushe s parents. Mr and Mrs T M. Lowe They were enroute to Califor nia where Mr Quackenbush will at tend a meting of district attorneys Mr and Mrs. Harold Fivercoat and Larry were business visitors in Caldwell Thursday. Mrs John Wall of Creston. Oregon is visiting at the Tom Lowe home. Lois McGinnis spent a few days this week with her cousin. Virginia Jarvis in Adrian. Pre School Club has been post poned for July. The next meeting will be August 19 at Mrs. T. M Lowes. The Reclamation Crew has been grading and mowing the ditch banks the past week. Frank Knottingham of Ontario spent the week end with his brother John Knottingham. Mr. and Mrs. V. Olp and sons visited relatives in John Day. Oregon Sunday. Mr and Sirs. Will Sweet. Dorothy Hamilton left Sunday (or friends Sunday a weeks stay at Camp meeting at Mrs. Vtrl Bishop and baby son McCall returned home Sunday from Brit- Bill Shumate of Nampa was a tingham Nur Ung hon e in Ontario . uest in the Hayworth home Mon Mr and Mrs. Guernsey Abbott and day. children of Roswell were guests In the Brumbach home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Paul Hatch, who In Mr and Mrs William E Sehire- spent the past year working on con struction work In New Mexico re man and family spent Sunday at Nampa and Boise. turned home Tuesday. Play Ba’I— Will Van deWater of Wilder and Warren Heldt and Prank Wilson Mr. Silver of Bremerton, Washing ton were Sunday guests in the Boyce left on Friday morning for Bums to Van deWater home Mr Silver Is play ball with the Bums American ship Inspector In the Navy yards Legion baseball team and an old Kansas friend of the Return From Vacation— VandeWaters. Mr. and Sirs Barney Wilson re Mrs. Jean and brother Fred Lisk turned the end of the week from a of Roswell were Sunday guests of vacation trip. children were calling on Big Bend NYSSA DEALER SPECIALS Thursday - Friday - Saturday LOGGERS $4.98 Wolverine 8 inch logger style shoes. High arch, rubber heel and rubber top sole TIES 2 for 25c Men's light color wash ties PANTIES 2 for 25 c HATS !/2 P R I C E Polar Cold Storage Cr Locker Plant Women’s Rayon Panties Peach & Pink colors Men’s Dress Straws Our entire stock Semi-Annual Statement CHILDS OXFORDS $1.49 These are values to WOMENS OXFORDS $1.88 $2.50 Our regular $1.98 Grade Frigidaire specials now on at our store — GOLDEN RULE