TH E NYSSA G ATE C IT Y J O U R N A L
Alberta Valley
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and ;
Neil left Tuesday for Baker where
tbpy will visit Mrs. Tensen’s moth
er, Mrs. T . M. Beranek. From there
they will go to Summit Prairie.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ccoper were
business visitors inVale Monday,
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Mr. and Mr*.
^..vldson of P ar
ma and Mr. and Mrs. G e n ii Statu
were shopping in Caldwell Satur
day.
Mr. William Edison of La Grand?
who has been visiting at the Clay
ton Jensen heme spent Sunday at
the W. Cox home in Apple Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grider and
I n e Kingman Grange held their
Nan were Sunday dinner guests at
the Gilbert Allsebrook home in regular meting at the American Le-
I glon hall in Adrian on Monday eve-
Nyssa.
I. L. Cooper is steadily Improving j ning. Mrs. Elmer Dutton and Mrs.
and expects to return home Thurs Lee Thrasher served refreshments
at the close of the meeting.
day.
Mrs. Charles Wilson and Jimmie
Klass Tensen started shipping
were in Nyssa on Tuesday after
spuds Monday.
noon.
Mrs. K ate Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and
Paul W olfe and son of Las Angeles
spent a week’s vacation at the Ed children, Jean and Gary, were in
Ontario on Wednesday.
W olfe home. They left Thursday for
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and
Tacoma to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl
family returned to their home in
Sager there. Glenn W olfe and Paul Antioch, California, on Tuesday
W olfe spent the week end at W al morning after spending the p a s t
lowa at the Epworth League Con ten days visiting in the home of
vention.
Mr. Wilson's brother and family,
M r and Mrs. R. oert Le- left Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Thursday for Bonneville where they
The members of the home eco
plan to spend part of their vacation nomics club of t h e
Kingman
with Mr Lee’s mother.
Grange met at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Twisk and Allan Curtis in Adrian on Tuesday
fam ily were in Parma Sunday.
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Oroot and in making drill uniforms for the
senof Arcadia were Sunday even members.
ing visitors at the Jake Groot home.
Wayne and Carl Piercy have been
Catherina Van Twisk returned hauling wheat from their new Plym
Friday from Walther League sum outh ranch and putting it in a
mer camp at Warm Lake.
newly built granary on the Kolony
Klos Tensen is planting lettuce ranch. Harry Russell of the Big
Bend helped build the granary.
this week.
4-H club members and leaders
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mathews of
Wynachee Washington were guests spent Wednesday in Vale at a coun
at the O. Z. Matthews home Sun ty-wide picnic for their orgonita-
tion. Howard Hatch of Adrian took
day morning.
O. Z. Matthews left Monday for the group over in his bus.
Mrs. Dale Ashcraft returned on
Cascade on buisiness.
Eight friends helped Monte Lee Tuesday evening from Rexburg,
celebrate his ninth birthday at the Idaho, where she has spent the past
home of his parents. Mr and Mrs. week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy were
Robert Lee Wednesday. Games were
in New Plymouth on Thursday. On
played and refreshments served.
Mrs. Luther F ife and fam ily were Friday they moved their combine to
in Weiser on business Monday even the ranch in the Kolony to take
care of their grain here.
in g
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adell of New
W illiam and Sam Miller of Unity
were overnight guests at the Rock ell, South Dakota, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilson and fam
Shelton home Friday.
Pete Tensen attended an A. A. A. ily for a short while on Thursday
morning. They were on their way
meeting in Ontario Friday.
Ada Belle Shane of Apple Valley home from, a visit on the western
was a week end guest of Ruth and coast. Mr. Wilson farmed for eight
years /or Mr. Adell before moving
Lilly Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hallock and to Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw left
fam ily plan to move to Portland
on Friday for a s h o r t visit in
Thursday.
Luther F ife and Dennis of Cody Rogue River, Oregon.
Mrs. Conrad Martin spent Friday
spent Tu sday at home.
Mr. andMrs. Rock Shelton and afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wes
Maxine were in Boise on buisiness ley Piercy.
.Mrs. Arthur Cartwright and Dar
Wcdn sday.
Mr. Mrs. Roy Markley of Luray rel and Mrs. William Toomb and
Kansas were overnight guests at Betty Jean were in Parma Friday
afternoon.
thf Earl Farr home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kuhl, Mr.
Dorthy andLorraine Farr were
Sunday guests of Glenda W aver in and Mrs. Alvin C. Ross and daugh
ter. Karon of Agate eBach, Oregon,
Wilder.
Mrs. Anna Sherman, Kathryn visited with Mrs. Clarence E. El
Kelly, Lois Eiles o f Weiser were Sun liott and Mrs. Dollle McCreary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McConnell
day dinner guests at the John
were guests o f M r and Mrs. Don-
Lackey home.
Fred Koopman and Grandma al dClark on Saturday evening.
Miss Luceal Wilson of Boise and
Stam returned home from the Coast
Mr. Victor Lemon of Weiser were
Monday.
Helen Foster of Dillo nMontana overnight guests o f Miss Wilson’s
is spending a week’s vacation at the sister and her husband, Mr. anr
Mrs. Donald Clark. Mrs. Clark ac
Jake Groot home.
Mrs. Dick Tensen and Louise and companied them to Weiser then on
Mrs. Gran tRinehart and children to Meridian where she visited with
of Nyssa and Mrs. Dick Groot and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. W il
Majorie were Thursday atfernoon son until Thursday evening.
Miss Dorothy Neilson of Ontario
guest sat the Pete Tensen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward and was a guest in the Raymond Holton
daughter Virginia Cooper and Jesse home on Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Wortman and Mrs.
Barker of Emmett were Sunday aft-
noon guetsat the O. Z. Matthews Kenneth Harrington of Council.
Idaho, were dinner guests of Mr.
home.
Mrs. Dick Tensen and Louise and and Mrs. Raymond Holton on
Mrs. Grant Rinehart and children Wednesday.
Stella Dunbuasky is working for
of Nyssa and Mrs. Dick Grant and
Marjorie were Thursday aftemcon ! Mrs. Dollie McCreary at Snively
j Hot Springs.
guests at the Pete Tensen horns.
Howard Hatch of Adrian to o k
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward and
daughter.
Virginia
Cooper and a bus load of 4-H members a n d
Jesse Barker o f Emmett were Sun j their leaders to Vale for their an
day afternoon guests at the O. Z. nual picnic on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dutton were
Matthews home.
Leo and Truman Wagner from in Nyssa on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and fam
the coast were dinner guests at the
ily and Mrs. Lily Bach spent Tues
Jake Grant home Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Atkinson and Eliza day in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Clayborne
beth and Mrs. M W. Osborn took
Marion Osborn to Vale Sunday. He o f Jerome. Idaho, visited Sunday
will visit at the Martin Osborn and afternoon and evening with Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Cotton. They were on
Ivan T iffa n y homes there.
Mrs. Pete Tensen and Mrs. Dick their way home after visiting Mrs.
Grant attended the funeral of Mrs Claybome's father in Oregon Slope
Ronald Lane left with the F F.
Elizabeth McDonald in Nyssa F ri
A. boys for Lake Wallova on Sun
da afternoon.
Ruth and Lill Matthews attend day morning. Mr Dennis Patch. Mr
ed a farewell party in honor of John Johnson and Harry Russ: 11
Edna Hallock given by the N. Y were to accompany the boys.
Mrs Arthur Cartwright and Mrs.
P. S on the lawn at the Earl Grey
Mrs Wayne Woods were in Nyssa
home in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Friel and fam on Saturday.
Lom a and Leola Didrickson spent
ily were Sunday dinner guests at
the Glenn Weaver home in Wilder. Sunday with Naomi Shaw.
Donald Clark bought a horse
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bybee moved
on the old Floyd Thompson ranch from Sam Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Thurman and
this week.
Mrs. Pete Tensen and Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham a n d
Grant attended the b o o k review
sponsored by the Episcopal Guild
at the Dick Tensen home in Nyssa
Wednesday.
M r and Mrs. O. Z. Matthews and
ftm lly. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M at
thews. and M r and Mrs. A. R. M at
thews were dinner guests at the
W. J. Matthews home in Payette
Sunday.
M r and Mrs Pete Tensen took
a drive over the new project Sun
day afternoon.
Rose and Ethel Beesley and Ruth
and Lynn Johnson who have been
visiting at the Ersel Bues home left
Thursday for Ogden
The Beef Club met at the home
o f Marjorie Grant Sunday Fitting
and showing was discussed and re
TH U R S D A Y . A U G U ST 7, 1941
The Choice and Management of
An Electric Range for the Farm
Kingman Kolony
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C o m f o r t a n d h e a lth are e n h a n c e d w h e n m e a le a re cooked electrically.
By IRA MILLER
will be used should determine wheth
er or not they are worth their added
cost.
'T 'O D A Y , about three Umes as many
Correct management will result in
A farm families with high-line ser properly-cooked foods with the min
vice have electric ranges as enjoyed imum consumption of electricity. Five
them three years ago Indicative, as of the most effective means of saving
these figures are. of the superiority electrlcitv when cooking are:
of electric cooking, just what should
I Use the high wattage of a sur- 1
Verda and Clifford Harris and
the farm wife look for when buying face unit only to bring foods to boil
Leonard and Bobble Goodell attend
an electric range? As she should be ing As soon as boiling begins, turn
ed a Grange picnic at the Botemer
considering only a range of high the switch to low or, if that position
place Sunday, July 27.
grade construction, about the only will no! maintain boiling, to medium,
details left for her to think about are
2 Shorten the time required to
Mr. and Mrs. R. te. Booth o f Ce
the surface units, oven and refine- I start boding by putting a cover on
dar Rapids. Iowa, were Thursday
the pan and bv using very little water
overnight guests at the Lee Smith
There are several types of surface to boil vegetables—one-half to one
home. The Booth fam ily and Smith
units, for each of which certain ad- cup is usually enough
family had not seen each other since
vantages are claimed Check them
3 Always use a pan that complete
and choose the one that best suits your ly covers the heating surface of the
they were neighbors In Colorado. 35
requirements — the type of cooking unit—one with straight sides and flat
years ago.
utensils you use will have an impor bottom is preferable
Mrs. Jule Houston Is Improved.
tant bearing on your choice Unless
4 Do »--much of the cooking as
Lee Smith acted as Sunday school
you must cook an unusual variety of possible while the heating units and I
superintendent August 3 In the ab
foods for a single meal, three surface oven are hot.
sence of Mrs. Roy Farley. Clyde
units probably will be enough One of
5. Plan to cook more than one food
the units should be large and have a In the oven each time it is heated.
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rating of 1800 to 2000 watts, the others
Before purchasing any electric
small and rated at 1000 to 1500 watts. range, talk about and look at the
Factors affecting the cost of using various makes until familiar with the
the oven of an electric range include advantages and disadvantages of each.
The thickness and kind of insulation Then check the following points with
used in the walls: whether or not the your farm friends who have electric
door fits tightly against the frame ranges: What difficulties, if any. they
when it is closed; its si7e; ant' the have had with the oven or surface
kind of lining.
| units: how often replacement of heat-
Reflnements Include oven tempera- ini; units are necessary: what new
ture indicator, automatic timer. lamp, hratirn* units or parts cost; how
condiment jars, deep-well cooker and promptly replacements or repairs are
—Elopes
warming compartment. The frequency nin ’e; and what features of the range
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with which these various acce.sorles they particularly like or dislike.
—Oets Married
—Has Guests
—Goes Away
family of Buhl, Idaho, spent Sat Thompson, Mrs. Samason, Mrs.
—Has a Party
urday night and Sunday as guests Ralph Jones, and Mrs. D. W. M c
—Has a Baby
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy.
Ginnis.
—Has a Fire
Mrs. R. H. Johnson was hostess
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—Has an Operation
at her home to a party for the
—Has an Accident
children. Those there to enjoy the
—Buys a Home
Mrs. Mildred Hite and two chil games and refreshments were Rose
—Wins a Prize
dren arrived home from Washing Marie Graham. Dorothy LoLe, Es
—Receives an Award
ton state Saturday. Mrs. Hite had telle Osbourne, Norman Hand. Le
—Builds a House
been attending summer school at ona and R. H. Johnson. Luanne
—Makes a Speech
Bellingham Normal.
Gonnason. Ellen Ann Herman and
—Holds a Meeting
Mrs. Earl Patterson a n d three Lois De Lashmutt.
—Or Takes Part In any
sons of Hermiston are here visit
The young people of the commu
Other Unusual Event
ing her sister, Mrs. Lynn Kygar nity had an ice cream social at the
and family.
W. O. Bailey home. The 24 to enjoy
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Solomn and the evening were John Scott. Rich
two sons of Boise w e r e Sunday ard and John French. Angela Har
guests at the parental Charles riet and Keith Herman, Kathleen
Bradley home. Mrs. Charles Mc and Harold Loe. Rita Johnson. Mary
Connell was an afternoon caller.
and Jean Scott, Geneva and Gene
Mrs. Martha Klingback and fam Graham, Laurence and Elizabeth
ily were visitors in the Frank De- Bailey, Mrs. Ray Keller, and Mrs.
Bord home in Payette Friday. Miss De Lasiimutt and Mary.
Bennie Mackin of Walla Walla,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Williams, Mrs.
niece o f Mrs. DeBord, and Mrs.
Winifred Graham, of Payette. Mrs.
Klingback. who was a guest there,
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Kessa Hofstetter and daughter. Otll-
accompanied them home.
lia of Ontario were Sunday visitors
Mrs. Albert Wright with her new
baby daughter is expected home
from Ontario hospital Monday eve
ning.
Mesdames W illiam and M e r n e r
Peutz were Sunday afternoon call
ers at the George K aylcr home
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters of
Boise vtsifed home folks Sunday
and they with Mrs. Ellis Walters
and Jack visited M r and Mrs. A r
nold Slippy of Newell Heights.
There will be a first fall meeting
of the Owyhee P. T. A. at the K lin g
back home Friday. August 15th, at
2 p. m. All members and school
# Have your motor tuned up or repaired before
patrons Interested are urged to at
tend and help get the wot ksterua.
you start on that trip.
Mrs. Fred Hite was an overnight
guest of Mrs. Lem Wilson of Sun
set Valley Thursday.
Members o f the Owyhee Sunday
school attended the picnic a n d
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services o f the combined Sunday
schools in Big Bend Park Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hite received word
Monday of the death of her broth
I .pagai Advertisement
er, John Lappin In Pagasa 8prtngs
Colo., August 3. He Is the first of
12 children of the family to pass
away.
Farm E lectrifica tion Hureau
LINCOLN HEIGHTS
Halnllne gave a report of his vaca
tion at McCall. Idaho. The Sunday
school has been Invited to attend
a picnic at Vale. August 29-
Rev. Alva Ollbert delivered a ser
mon to the congregation Sunday
evening.
Chris Rooks tool was painfully in
jured Saturday when he was struck
by a derrick fork while climbing a
ladder. The blow caused him to
fall and Injure his shoulder.
Glenn Ward is assisting Archie
Hawkins with his combining
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Degrass were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Ralph Barnes home.
Families from this vicinity who
attended the picnic at Big Bend
Park on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs
Roy Farley and family. Mr. and
Mrs Gregory Ross and Karen, Mr
and Mrs. Forrest Sayers and M ar
tin, Mr. and Mrs. Orla Bishop and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Iven
Findley and family.
Kathryn Nielson, who Is em
ployed In Boise spent the week enu
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Nielson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blahnic, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McCarty and Henry
Sink were among those attending
the Nebraska picnic at Nampa Sun
day.
Doretta and Helen Klelhorn, and
their grandfather, Fred Nemeke,
spent Sunday in Baker, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shutt of
Huntington visited Sunday at the
Orval Green home. Pearl Green re
tm m
turned home with them for a visit
Mrs. Fannie Green is now stay
ing at the home of her son, Orval
Green and family.
Ivan Pennington, who Is em
ployed in Bols.e spent Sunday at
the home of his parents. Miss Iva
Garrett of Vale, was also a dinner
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Besslwell of
Ontario were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Avery Anderson.
M r and Mrs. Forest Sutton and
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sutton and Mr and Mrs. Everett
Sutton and family o f Loogootie, In
diana, were Thusrday supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ledgerwood
and family.
Leverett Goodell has finished
threshing a record crop of w h i t e
clover.
Notice To Hog Raisers
With the Installation of a new
scale at
THE R A IL W A Y STOCK YARDS
we are now receiving your hogs
there every Friday, paying the
highest price the market permits
and seeking to serve you In every
possible way.
FRANK KULLANDER
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Notice
Please TO OWNERS
If Anyone
Owyhee
That’s News
We Want It
The Gate City
Journal
Save Time and Money
PRUYN’S GARAGE
Notice To Taxpayers
Notice is hereby
■ f given that by virtue of Section
\nnotated, 1930, as am
69-302, Oregon Code Annotated,
ended bv Chapter 446, Oregon 1
Laws of 1933,
Riiverview
Mrs. Clarence Barrett was .hostess
to a party at her h o m e Friday
Those there to enjoy the afternoon
were Mrs. Robert Vest. Mrs Walter
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and GRAIN
INSURANCE
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at the Vest home.
Mrs. Walter Thompson took her
groups of 4-H girls to a picnic at
Vale.
Mrs. Walter Thompson has visitors
from Seattle, her brotehr. Frank
Bergman and Mrs. Alfred Schroe-
Walter Thompson’s cousin and
der.
wife, Mr and Mrs. Llcyd Pearlman
and son Harold, have returned to
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blackburn and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
French and fam ily went to Boise
on a picnic Sundayy
Mr?. Grover and Robert Vest mo
tored to Boise on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bailey re
turned from Eugene, where they at
tended the funeral o f a friend.
M ary De Lashmutt Is visiting her
grandmother In Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stephan and
fam ily have moved from the Joe
Wand tenant house to Nyssa.
Sunday school will be at the Ed
W olfe home. They will have a fe l
lowship dinner i t 12 o’clock and
will have Reverend Greenley of the
Methodist church give a sermon.
C. E. will be at the R. H. John
son home John French will be
leader.
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MALHEUR COUNTY BOARD OF EQUAL-
IZATION
will meet on the Second Monday o f August,
1941, the said day being the 11th day o f August,
1941, and shall remain open until the Fourth
Monday of August, 1941, at the County Court,
House, Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, to pub-'
licly examine the 1941 Assessment Rolls, and to
correct errors in valuation, descriptions or quali
ties o f lands, lots or other property assessed by
the AsaeflBor o f Malheur County, all persons in
terested shall appear at that time and place ap
pointed.
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A s your new car piles up mileage, your high
compression engine increases in compression.
Even inside the first 10,000 miles, tests show,
this increase can cause knocking and engine
sluggishness. And this can happen to any car
on the market today.
The cause of this is carbon — which cakes inside
today’s compact combustion chambers, reducing their
size. You can’t avoid such carbon deposits completely,
no matter what kind of gasoline Or oil you use.
Shall scientist* h ave deve lo ped a special type
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can develop. Because Shell Premium is a special blend
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mend Shell Premium for the extra miles of new-car
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Dated at Vale this 22nd day o f July, 1941.
E. P Hendrix
Assessor M Malheur County.
State of O ngon
First published July 24. 1941
Last published August 7. 1941
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