PACE TWO
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1942
night gue-.t at the B P-. Overstreet
' -;:.e Weunaaday.
Mr. West has been confined to
his bed again this New Year season
due to an accident occurring while
he was chopping hay.
In the letter received from Bob
Kurtz, written Christmas day, the
»Idlers were stationed at Camp
Roberts. California, but were con
fined to their barracks and slept
with their clothes on awaiting orders
to move to the coast
Frank Ray’s outfit Is chopping
hay for the Goulet brothers.
The Adrian high school basketball
teams will play Parma Friday night
here. They won last week when
they played Huntington, 19 to 43.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Ritchie and
Garnet Belle are visiting at the 8
During Thi* Treach-
B Hoffman home
Dean Wyckoff returned home
erous Driving Period
from California last week He has
been working in California for sev
K iAáS V. POWELL - - - - - -
Editor And Publisher
eral months.
PUBLIC
Mr and Mrs. Alva Geodell and
Alva, Jr . and Donna Belle were in
LIABILITY
Ontario Saturday.
ADVERTISING BATES
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
INSURANCE
Open rate, per Inch ___ ,.3Sc
Edward and Irwin Topliff and
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Martin en
National, per In ch ........... 36c
Dwight. Dean and Burl Wyckoft at
Six Month*
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tertained at a New Year s eve party
Classified*, per word
3c
is especially neces
Single Copici .
tended a New Year's party at Nys
.08
Wednesday evening with thre ta
Minimum
30c
(Strictly u> Advane«)
sa New Year's eve.
bles of pinochle for Mr and Mrs El
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sary.
mer Dutton, Mr and Mrs Wesely
Ptercy, Mr and Mrs William Tooir.b,
Published every Thursday at Nyssa Malheur County, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Cliff
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Mr and Mrs. Claude Page and
Beaumont and Miss May Beaumont
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
Frances returned to their home
Mrs
Wesley
Ptercy
received
high
the act of March S. 1879.
score for the women and William Monday, havng spent the Christmas
Toorr.b for the men. Miss May Beau holidays with relatives and friends
Insurance
mont received consolation prize for near Salem.
George Schelmer home. Friday ev
NEWELL HEIGHTS
the
ladles
and
Wesl“y
Plercy
for
the
Mr. and Mrs. Orla Bishop and j
Bob Gibson, who Is working In
ening Miss Idamary Prouty was a
Phone 04
dinner guest of Carolyn Schelmer. Portland, enjoyed a three-day vaca men. The hosts served refreshments. daughters visited at the Vern Smith ,
Tuesday evening the young people home Sunday evening.
The Oeorge Schelmer family spent
tion visiting his parents. Mr. and
M. L. Kurtz and Harold spent Fri
OREGON
New Year’s day as guests In the in
Mrs. Will Gibson, during the holi of the Christian Endeavor of the
NYSSA
Rev and Mrs. R L. Kruner and
Adrian Community church went sons of Payette visited at the Veni j
fer home In Big Bend. The M. L. day In Middleton doing some repair days.
work on the Otis Kurtz house. Mrs.
Judd family also were guests In Big
R. L. Haworth spent the holidays from home to home Tuesday even Smith heme Flday.
Bend at the home of the Frank Mil Kurtz spent the day In Ten Davis visiting his wife and daughters In ing in the Kolony and Adrian sing
A good sized crowd attended Sun - 1
with her mother and other relatives.
ler family. Mer'e Kurtz boarded
Corvallis. Christmas was spent with ing Christmas carols. They ended day school and church services at j
Carrie
Joyce
returned
home
with
her
their
fun
by
going
to
the
home
of
the train for LaGrande that even
folks after a week's vacation spent friends at Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ha Mrs. Mary Nichols, who served co the Lincoln school January 4, de
ing hut had a three hour wait.
worth's health is gaining steadily.
spite the bad condition of the roads
in Ten Davis and Boise.
coa and cookies to the young peo
Mr. and Mrs. Hardman returned
Rev. Harold Daniels of the Nazarene
Mr. and Mrs. Voght and family
Mrs. Jess Sugg Is recovering nice
Tu day of last week from an ex- ly fr, m a tonsil operation, which who were guests In the DeOss home, ple.
church of Ontaria delivered the ser
Mr.
andMrs.Charles
Wilson
were
tei led visit, having visited relatives she underwent Friday In Ontario
mon. Sunday school will be held
left for their home In Albany Mon
In Nyssa Monday.
in Washington, California and west
January 11 at 10:30 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ooulet and day.
Tuesday
evening
callers
at
the
ern Ore ;on. A grandson returned children are visiting In Yakima un
Frozen cars were quite common
Mr and Mrs. Allen Reed of Cal
Jack Corn home were Mr and Mrs.
with them.
til their house Is ready for occu around here the past week and ga Ray Thrasher and daughter, Jean, ifornia were called here because of j
rage men were kept quite busy.
fir. 8nd Mrs. Max Schelmer of pation.
the illness of Mr. Reed's mother, j
of Adrian.
Mil*
Meridian were Friday visitors at the Miss Idatrary Prouty was an over
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schelmer of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw and Mrs. Eugene Reed, who has been
Bend are guests in the Elfers heme.
girls were In Caldwell shopping confined in a hospital at Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Johnson enter
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ulmer have
Tuesday.
rented the Millsnp r"nch from John
The Kolony Grange members tained a number of friends at a
Timmerman.
were guests of the Ridgeview Grange Now Year's watch party.
Tanks and bombers
Mr. and Mrs. Jess-> Higgins were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coleman anil
cn Neighbor night Friday evening
business visitors in Caldwell Friday.
family
spent
Sunday
with
relative!
are useless in a de
in the Legion hall in Adrian.
Mr and Mrs Clyde St elrran and
no* m ¡
Mrs. Mary Nichols. Leonard Ni ut Enurett.
fense program with
Donna rf Adrian were New Year's chols and Nadine Nichols v ere in
Miss Ruth Branom returned to
out sturdy, able men
callers 111 the Walter Bishop home.
her
heme
Saturday
after
aweeks
Nvssa Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George ScliMmer
to manipulate them,
Mr. and Mrs William Toomb en visit in Ogden. Utah with Mr. and
and children of Newell Heights
tertained at dinner Sunday for the Mrs. B. G. Bybee and family.
.•uilii a tuong Amer
; pent New Year's as guests in the f:!'ow in» persons: Mr. and Mrs.
ica
with strong Amer-
Elfers home.
Conrad Martin, Miss Jeanette Mar
Mr and Mrs F A Miller and Vir
eans — serve milk
tin, Mr and Mrs. W? ley Pirrcy and
Quick
ginia and Jim entertained friends
family. Miss May Beaumont and C
regularly for health
Mrs. Walt Raft mg ton spent sever
from Adrian and Bend at an infor
Starting
M. Beaumont.
and energy.
al days at the home of her brother.
mal open house New Year's day.
Long
Charles Wilson cf Eugene spent Mr. R berts, near Vale helping care
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(COMPANY
Buddy Holly of Adrian played sev
turning
New Year's with his parents. Mr. f-r the children while Mrs. Roberts
GATE CITY
eral selections that were greatly en
and Mrs. Charley Wilson. He left
Link
joyed. Mrs. arover Lee presided at to return lo Eugene on Saturday as was in the hospital.
DAIRY
The hay chopping crew is chop
Dwight Smith, Manager the ccffee urn. A lunch was served his school was re-opened Monday.
ping hay at the Adolph Schneider
Mrs. L. Eachus entertained mem
Phone 15
Miss
Jeanette
Martin
of
Cald
Nyssa bers of her family and friends at
home. Mr. Mittleider is hauling.
well has been spending the week end
Tlie Young People's dancing club
dinner New Year's day.
with lrer parents. Mr and Mrs Con
met at the hail New Year's eve. Due
Ben Taylor of Hammett, Idaho
rad Martin.
t J extremely cold weather the crowd
has rented the Phelan ranch for the
REFUEL WHEN NECESSARY . . .
wit» small.
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Raffington are en
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hickman of
H p*i
joying a visit iron: their nephew,
Arena Valley were Sunday guests in
Jack Brodie and Dean and who lives at Vale.
the Brumbach home.
Don Tcsch and Howard Schneider
Miss Virginia Miller returned to Dwght Wyckol'f left for school Sun
the Eastern Oregon College of Edu day after spending the holidays with are attending night school at Adri-
cation Monday after spending the their parents. Jack and Dwight are un.
Some of the windows in the base
holiday vacation at her home here. attending school at Corvallis and
ment at the hall were installed last
Mrs. M. E. Rogers received a let Dean at Weiser
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Thompson and week.
ter Saturday from her son, Basil R o
ÍD V
Mr. and Mrs. George Schweiaer and
gers, who was employed at Honolulu son of Washington are visiting at
the
H.
L.
Day
home.
Mrs.
Thomp
Sadie
Parker
were
winners
of
the
on defense Work, reporting that he
son is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. prizes given at the Grange meeting
was safe.
Saturday night.
Pupils with perfect attendance Day.
during the past month were Don
Every car owner knows that his running efficien
DeOss. Lyle DeOss. Emery Cameron
cy is no better than the quality ofgasoline he
Donald Gibson, Joyce Higgins. Eu
uses. Our customers gave money on every dol
dora Higgins, George Elfers, George
Gale, Alfred Kandler, Carmen Sil
lar’s worth of gasoline.
louis, Leona Kandler, Cecilia Slllouis.
Billie Van de Water. Loretta Van de
Water,
Margaret Bennett
and
Wayne Roberts.
Earl Gray, Mgr.
Phone 117
Membership fees were sent Into
the junior Red Cross, making all
the pupils and teacher members of
the organizaton
The Christmas program was given
Tuesday evening, December 23. Af
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ter singing several Christmas songs
the pupils presented thetr play
"Christmas at Punkin Holler.” San
ta Claus appeared and presented
gifts from the beautifully decorated
Christmas tree, the P.T.A treat to
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the children and candy to all pres
ent.
Mrs. Erven Chard Is sick
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pearce of La
Grande brought Miss Dorothy
Pearce home Sunday.
Miss Jean Hyde returned Sunday
from LaGrande. where she spent
the holidays.
Kingman Kolony
Garments Knitted—
The Red Cross of Nyssa has sent
to Ontario over 108 hosptal and
knitted garments for refugees Nys
sa has reached the »400 mark for
the disaster fund.
Leave for Seattle—
Kenneth Langton and Charles
Leuck left Wednesday for Seattle to
enter the employ cf the Boeing Air
craft corporation.
Lincoln Heights
Bernard Eastman
Big Bend
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Bred-to-Lay
We have installed a new supply of lockers
and are now in a position to take care of any and
all who desire to take advantage of our service.
W e have a very good buy on home butcher
ing set of three knives, only $1.50.
SAVI
Throogh
Scientific
Refrigeration
Mr and Mrs. William DeGrofft
and Hollis and Junior spent the hoi
I idays with Mr. DeGrofft’s parents
in Riverside. California.
Mrs. F. B. Rookstool left recently
to visit her son. Ansel, and other
| relatives in California.
Mr. and Mrs Omer Dorman mov
I ed from the Wyatt Smith farm to
| one of the houses on the Highsmith
place.
Hollis and Junior DeGrofft left
Saturday for Corvallis, were they
are attending Oregon State college
FOUR-PIECE
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In Every Department
You W ill Find Real January
Clearance Values
I
BIG LOT
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rfjr
Mean PROFITS
Take the gamble out o f your poultry flo ck ! Buy
Chicks that are BRED -TO -LAY — Chicks that
are from good-laying, healthy stock — then you
will know there is profit in poultry and we guar
antee —
100% D ELIVER Y
FROM LEE OR
DUNLOP Hatcheries
BROODER STARTED
n Y oar Table
All Winter
Our Started Chicks are all Purina-Fed
BEEF By The Quarter
P O R K By HALF or Whole
$60 and up
First chicks will arrive January 29. Give us your
orders early.
Polar Cold Storage Cr Locker Plant
Nordale
Furniture Co.
3 Blocks North of “Y ”
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M tX tm ttG PRICED TO CICA
Oregon Trail
AL THOMPSON andliT
Phone 26
\
Rummage
CHICKS
BEDROOM SUITES
PHONE 124
official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
Clea
i
Now Is the Time
To Have Your
Pork Hams,
Shoulders and
Bacon Cured
3c Per Pound
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.iEWELRY STORE
JANUARY
Buena Vista
Inter-state Oil Company
BYESIGHT SPECIALIST
ONTARIO
OREGON
COAL— GRAIN— FEED
2nd and Good Ave.
Ladies Tailored and
Fur Trimmed
Ladies
Dresses
Coats
Here is your Chance.
Silk-Wool and Velour
Dresses.
Values up to
$ 3 5.00
You will have to see
them to appreciate
the Great Values. Do
not overlook this one
opportunity f o r a
good coat at a Janu
ary Clearance Price.
Rummage
Sale
of Sweaters for all the
family in every style
Odd Lots— in most
cases you save more
than half. Come soon
and make your selec
tion.
$ 2.98
and up
Ladies’ All-W ool
Skirts
Solid Colors and
Plaids
Values up to $3.69.
Your Choice at this
January Clearance
Sale
$1 each
Men’s and Boys’
Underwear
There is still a lot of
men who wear Under
wear and this Winter
Weather you should
look over our W on
derful Values.
BOYER BROS. CO.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Ontario, Oregon
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