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JOURNAL'S
SALE CALENDAR
THURSDAY, MARCH
LOCAL NEWS
26, 1942
VALLEY VIEW
Valley View played baseball with
I the Arcadia school Friday at Val-
! ley View Arcadia won by a score
•alas listed by tha Oats City Biship Visits Here—
Btshtp Stanley RcbMna of Og j cf 14 to 12.
Journal fcr printing and publicity
Kenneth and Dean Ireland en
are advertised without charge to den, Utah Is visiting at the home
roll'd at the Valley View school
j
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Robert
McCurdy.
the
advertiser
In
the
Ontario
Argus.
Th: foci WM reached to the club
PROGRAM PRESENTED BY
this week. The Ireland family has \
hope* soon to have the ceiling Payette Independent * Enterprise, Diseases Reported—
SUNSET VALLEY GROUP
purchased the Charles McCosh
Five
cases
of
mumps,
one
of
the
Malheur
Enterprise
of
Vale.
The Worth While club of Sun placed in the hall.
Welser American. Cambridge Hews 1 tuberculosis and three of measles farm.
Valley presented a program at
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The farmers are working early
Reporter and Council Leader As were reported in Malheur county
the Community hall last Friday CUTTING OUT DRESSES
our sale calendar protects your during the week ending March 14. and late to get their fields ready
evening
DISCUSSER BY CLUBBERS
date, consult us Immediately when The cases were reported by phy for beets and spring crops in this |
The program conalated of plays.
The Detente Helpers zmwnd year you plan a sale.
sicians to the state department of neighborhood.
■kits, musical numbers and
a 4-H club met Saturday at the
health.
Mrs. E C. Rees visited Mrs. N j
reading. Most of the club members home of Sblrley Smith In Newell
A. Peacock of Frultland Thursday j
Tuesday. March 31. Sixteen miles Visiting In Payette—
participated A Urge crowd was Heights under the leadership of westof Vale or six miles east cf
E l Frost Is vi King in Payette while Mr Rees attended a sale at j
present.
Mrs. C. E EUict. Cutting out dres- Harper, directly west of the Little with hi; daughter and son-in-law, .New Plymouth.
After the program prizes were ■5es was discussed Mothers of the Valley siding water tcwer, Little ! Mr and Mrs. C. C. McVicker.
Mr. and Mrs Ben McCsnnel re- j
presented to the following per girls were entertained end lunch Valley. Oregon. Six horses.
20 Lek. iin; Iras To Meet—
turned Sunday evening from Wil
was served by the girls. The next cattle. 2 hogs. 12 chickens, farm
sons:
A oe.ioi me itng cf representa- der, Idaho where they had visited j
The quilt to Dr. Maulding of meeting will be held at the home machinery, household goofs Char j tives of the four American Legion
Mr McCcnnel’s mother and broth- |
Nyssa; the pillow cases to Mrs. of Patty DeHaven In Adrian April les A. Heater, owner.
I posts in the county will be held
John Ostrom of Nyssa; the dish 11.
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Friday, April 3. Six miles south In the Nys.a Legion hall tonight.
Mrs. Clara Young spent the
towels to Mrs Ernest Smith of
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cf Welser or 12 miles north of Matters of interest to the com- week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Nysaa route one; the pillow and LEWIS HOME SCENE
Ontario, V4 mile south of Highway munl les represented by the Leg Brc wn of Vale.
cover to Mrs. Rateezyke of Nyssa FAMILY REUNION DINNER
30. Five horses. «1 cattle, grain ionnaires will be discussed.
Charles S. Wyckoff returned to
route two; and the pot holders to
A family reunion dinner was and farm machinery. Roy Wrinkle, Holder Transferred—
the A. A. Britton home Friday
Shorty Cannon of Nyssa route two. served at the home of Mr. and owner.
Paul E. Gilbert, former resident morning. He had been visiting his j
The club wishes to thank all Mrs. Lloyd Lewis Sunday.
l of Sun et valley, has been trans Iron. C. C. Wyckoff and family
those who helped on the project
Quests were Mr and Mrs. Carl Holman and «11 of Portland. Mr ferred by the arn y to Camp Bowie,
Winfred Leffler of the Eastern
and Mrs. Robert Holman and Texas. He said "we live in tents, Oregon College of Education spent
daughter of Boise, Mrs. Hattie but that is net so bad. The weath the week-end at home with her
Holman of Baker and Tommy. er is pretty hot here.”
mother, Mrs. J R. Leffler.
David and Marie Holman of Baker Returns From California—
Mrs. George Stewart and Mis
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Mr. and Mr F. W. Osterkamp Clyde Rowers gave a party In
BNTERTAIN CHATTER CLUB
have returned from North Holly
Mrs Wallace Gregg entertained wood, where they lived fcr 15
lo o Late to Classify
the Chatter Box club at her home months. They probably will remain
“The People's Friend”
NOTICE
Wednesday
afternoon
Fifteen in Nyssa this summer.
members were present. H ie next Hay Baler Wanted—
EXPERIENCED farmer. 19 years
For Greater Gasoline Economy,
In Malheur county w Lilies to
meeting will be held April 1 at
An old-hashioned hay baler is
Power and Mileage use
the home of Mrs. Ed. Nielson.
needed by the high school and lease or manage up to 80 acres.
Leno Christensen, chairman of the Must be A-l land with water. If
TUE8DAY CLUB MEETS
salvage committee -.of the defense veu are drafted or In 111 health
Mrs. Oecrge Sallee entertained council, for baling paper collect this is your chance to lease to an
1 the members of the Tuesday club ed for national defense. Anyone experienced farmer. Write, giving
at her home this week Mrs. A having such equipment is asked details. A. D. Moss, Elgin, Oregon.
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| C. Sallee and Mrs. Sallee had high to contact high school officials.
i scores.
Two freight carloads are available FOR SALE- -15 acre tract 11, mile
for shipment.
northeast of Parma, paved road
REBEKAH LODGE WILL
Two sets of buildings, modern. In
Examinations Close—
j GIVE PARTY, PROGRAM
The civil service commission has quire owner, Clara Merriam, Par
The Rebekah lodge will give a announced March 31 will be the ma.
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party April 1 at 8:00 p. m In the closing date for receipt of appli
I.O.O.F. hall. Pinochle and bunco cations for positions as regional FCR LEASE—*0 acres, l ' i mile
will be played.
east of Nyssa on highway. Will
agent, trade and Industrial educa
A program and short play will tion and special agent. Full infor give good terms. Inquire at Walt
ARE DUE AND PAYABLE
be presented and refreshments will mation may be secured at the post Johnsons, 1 mile east of Nyssa. F.
be served. The public is Invited to office.
W Osterkamp.
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— TO —
attend.
Parents
of
Girl—
A small admission will be charg
A. V. Cook, Chief of Police
Mr and Mrs. Clifford C. Neilson
ed.
are the parents of a daughter bern
March 21 at the Britingham home
ATTEND DINNER HERE
MALES $1.00 — — FEMALES $3.00
Miss Frances Foster, Bob Lang, in Ontario.
Miss Laura Thomas and Miss Ed Motor To Boise—
Mrs. Ralph Beutler, Mrs. A1
ith Rydholm. all from the Nazar-
ene College at Nampa, took Sunday Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Al
dinner with Miss Foster’s parents. bert Ebsen motored to Boise Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster.
Here From Salem—
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ebsen of
SATURDAY NIGHT
Mrs R. O. Larson entertained Salem spent the week-end with
the Thursday bridge club at her Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beutler.
March 28
home last week. Mrs. A. C. Sallee Examiner Coming—
and Mrs. Ralph Eyre were guests
A traveling examiner of operat
at 9 o’clock
HAS LEASED THE
High scores were won by Mrs ors and chauffeurs is scheduled to
Artie Robertson and Mrs. E. D be in the city hall in Nyssa April
CORNELL
Norco tt
1 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Adrian Beats Roswell—
BOWLING .
Take« Portland Job—
EAGLES
The Adrian baseball team de
Miss Eleanor Foster, daughter of feated Roswell Friday by a score
ALLEYS
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Fostsr, has of 12 to 9 in the first game for
HALL
accepted a position In the Alber both teams.
tina Kerr nursery home in Port Tout! Joins Air Corps—
land.
Joe Robertson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Artie Robertson who has been
Ernie Troxal and his
attending Oregon State college,
Open every night from 6 p. m. on and all
has joined the navy air corps and
Orchestra
is now on furlough until he is
Not only wearing out of
day Saturdays and Sundays.
called.
set
Inland OH Co
O regon Chief Gasoline
'og Licenses
Eagles
Dance
Tom Eldredge
tire* can put a ear out of
ENJOY
use but dam age due to ac
Clean Sport
IN A
Clean Place
Phona 108
ran
sam e
re ulls.
the
Insurance
ears.
Bernard Eastman
PROGRAM
Real Estate
THEATRE
Phon« 84
NYSSA
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 27 - 28
Gracie Allen, William Post, Jr., Paul Kelly in
“MR AND MRS. NORTH”
Roy Rogers and Gabby Hays in
“SOUTH OF SANTA FE”
Bat Mat . 2 30 P. M . Adm. Bc-30c; Evening, lte-SSe. laalndea tex
SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 29 30
Hedv I^amarr, Robert Young, Ruth Hussey,
Van Helfin, and Charles Coburn in
“H. M. PULHAM ESQUIRE”
The celebrated best seller by John Marquand
becomes the season’s best picture.
Mat
produre
still restores wreck-dam aged
MAIN STREET NEXT TO POST OFFICE
NYSSA
cident
3:»0 Adm. llo-3>c. Evening Adaa. lto-O a,
— BARGAIN NIGHT —
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
taa
Loretta Young. Conrad Veidt, John Shepperd
“MEN IN HER LIFE”
, le-Me.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 1-2
Charlie McCarthy. Edgar Bergen, Fibber Mc
Gee and Molly, Lucille Ball, Dorothy Lovett
“LOOK WHO’S LAUGHING’’
Comedy, Sports and News
AdaUaslon Evening — lie and Me. Including Defect«* Tax
OREGON
$ m ce
The peace that our
departed know can
not be felt by those
hare What we ran
contribute to the
peace of mind of
those who are
grieved la tha aiaur-
ance of dignity and
good taste, and as
reasonable an ex
pends as ta possible
Pleaw let us help
you
NYSSA FUNERAL HOME
GROCERY SPECIALS FOR
Friday and Saturday,
March 27 and 28
Tomato
Soup
Campbells 3 can«....
Tomato Juice Ä
"8
Corn
All flavors
3 packages
Gold Bar 14
OZ. bottles. Each
21/» cans
2 for
Cream sty le
3 can«
Peas
3 cans
Jello
Catsup
Hominy
String Beans
Coffee
Coffee
Starch
3 c .„ .
Gold Bar vacuum
packed 1 lb can« ...
Gold Bar vacuum
packed 2 tb can«
Faultless
2 packages
Orval Hickman
WE ARE OPEN FROM 9 to 7 p. m. WAR TIME
25c
73c
?l)c
15c
19c
31c
31c
31c
30c
59c
19c
Wilson Grocery
NYSSA
A Dependable Food Store
OREGON
honor of Donald Bowers Friday
More than 232,000 tone of scrap
at the Stewart home. Quests were raug have been left Imbedded in
Alta Jane Taylor, Kathryn and clty streeta of the United States
Paul Lucero, Loren Sevey^ Viola
Mtlmated Plans are being
Kyter. Ina Brown, and Jerry Han-
ey. The Bowers family ia movur» . made to salvage this kcrap for
to the Arcadia district.
i national detent«
NOTICE
Starting April 1
Polar Cold Storage
Will Be Open The F ollowing Hours
WEEK DAYS 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
SUNDAYS 9 a. m. to 10 a. m.