Nyssa gate city journal., April 30, 1942, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL,
VALLEYVIEW
Owy! l e e
The Sunset Valley Sunday school
pupils visited the Owyhee Sunday
sch ol. After the session a mes­
sage was given by Rev. Kriner of
Payette. Seventy six were present
Mrs. Ann Larsen has been en­
joying a visit from her daughter,
Mrs. Ccttengin, a granddaughter
and great granddaughter who re­
sides on the coast.
Fred Bu rgess
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
TIIE NOMINATION OF
County
Commissioner
—Vale Project Fanner Since 1933.
—Successful Dairyman and Poul-
tryman.
—Served In Engineer Corps Un­
der
General
MacArthur
in
France In 1st World War.
—Member
Board
of
Directors
Vale, Ore. Irrigation District.
—Served for 2 Years As Director
Malheur County Dairy Herd Im­
provement Association.
—Member Vale-Owyhee Land Set­
tlement Board.
If nominated and elected I
promise you an economical, fair
and Impartial consideration of all
county problems; To work) for
good roads and good schools with­
in the means of the people and
the county resources and to give
as much time to the Job as the
Job requires.
FRED E. BURGESS
Vale, Oregon Paid Adv.
Milton Penn of Seattle spent
the week-end at the home of his
par-nts. Mr. and Mrs T. W. Penn.
The Valley View base ball teams
were defeated by Arcadia Friday
on the Arcadia diamond.
The F F A. stock Judging class
of Adrian high school did practice
Judging at the H. E. Noah ranch
recently.
The farmers in this neighbor­
hood are watering their beets.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmer Oft and
daughter of Crescent, Oregon, vis­
ited Mr. and Mrs. Hans Oft from
Friday until Tuesday.
Bethel Brown of Baker spent a
frw days at home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley
had as week-end guests Mr. and
Mrs Dewey See and two daughters
of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Gordon and two sons of Boise and
Mrs. Ida Crawl y and daughter.
Marguerite, of Ontario and alsr
n Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William
Gordon of Vale. Mrs. See and Mrs.
Stanley Gordon are nieces of Mrs.
Bradley.
Mr and Mrs. Marty McKlm and
two children of Tacoma and Mr
and Mrs. Russell Patton, Jr., of
Seattle arrived Wednesday for a
visit with relatives here. They re­
turned home the following Mon­
day.
Frank and Earl Crocker have as
guests this week their sister, Mrs.
Harry Schab, and family of Paw­
nee. Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Codr and
small son, Dwaine of Santa Mon­
ica arrived Friday for a visit
with Mr. Codr’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Codr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Codr entertained at dinner Sun­
day for all their sons, Tommy
and Joe of Newell Heights and
their families and Tlbert and Emil
Codr.
Mrs. Lewis Skinner entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Crocker and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schab
and daughter, Miss Betty Skinner
of Boise was also a guest.
Mrs. Martha KUngback and Mrs.
Anna Gregg were Joint hostesses at
dinner Sunday at the KUngback
home for the Gregg and Kling-
back famiUes and Rev. and Mrs.
Kriner and four children of Pay­
ette.
The pre-school clinic for Owyhee
will be held at the school house
May 5. Dr. Maulding of Nyssa
and Mrs. Edna Ferris, county
nurse, will conduct the clinic.
Children may take immunization
shots at a charge of 25 cents per
shot.
Residents of this district must
register at the school house for
their sugar rationing books May
4, 5, 6, and 7.
Lincoln H eights
O regon Trail
The Merry Matrons club met at
the home cf Gladys Davis Wed­
nesday afternoon, April 22. with
Viola Adams as.istir.g. The after-
neen was spent making a quilt
fer the Red Cross. Flower plants
and seeds were exchanged. Jen­
nie B.nson won the prize in a
guessing game. The club W
’lll meet
May 6 at the home of Opal Hclmes
with Jennie Benson as co-hostess.
Roll call will be answered by ways
of economizing on sugar. Refresh­
ments were served to 12 members.
Oregon Trail pupils took part
in the music festival held at Vale
last Friday.
Mrs. Hans Wurl is in the Holy
Ro'ary hospital in Ontario, where
she was operated cn last week
She Is reported to be much better
Mr. Pearce of La Grande visited
Mrs. Pearce and Dorothy over the;
week-end.
Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass and Mrs
F.G. Holmes attended the mu k
festival at Vale Friday.
The Owyhee ball teams played
a return game at Oregon- Trail
Thursday. The local boys tram and
the Owyhee girls team were vic­
torious.
Several fanners have started to
thin their beets. Some b ets had
to be replanted after the recent
dust sterm. Cut worms are dcing
much damage to the clever crops
William Groff Is having a nev
garage built.
Peggy Chard was sick last week.
TEN DAVIS
Miss Elizabeth Weick left last
Friday morning for Yakima where
she will visit her broother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Weick.
Mrs. Nimrod Thomas and son,
Kenneth, returned Monday mom -
lnging to their home at Hunting-
ton. After spending the week-end
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Her-
tlg, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mullen of
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
lard Bartles were Friday after­
noon visitors at the Frank Bartles
home in Arena Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pritchard and
were guests last Wednesday even­
ing at a surprise party given in
the A. W. Andrews home in No-
tus in celegration of Mrs. A. W
Andrews birthday anniversary and
of their sister. Mrs. Andrews.
Herman Weick, Jr., left Monday
for Boise, where he has work.
A group of 16 members of the
social circle motored to Mrs. Har­
vey Evans' home at Eagle Wed­
nesday to spend the day. A cover­
ed dish luncheon was served at
1 o’clock.
Mrs. R. D. Sebree is working on
the war board drive in Ten Davis
and Black Canyon.
Kingm an Kolony
VOTE FOR
A. L . Atkeson
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
On the Democratic ticket in the
May primaries, May 15
Paid Adv.
Let us serve you with the choice cuts
of meats for which our shop is noted.
N yssa Packing Com pany
QUALITY AT PRICES YOU’LL LIKE!
Oood
furniture
long
service,
materials
is
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and
while
still
taka
Important Investment — buy for
advantage
of
today’s
choice
avallab «I
BEDROOM SUITES $69.50 io $115.00
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THURSDAY. APRIL 30, 1942
The birthday anniversaries of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wheteell and
Donna Houston were observed at a
basket dinner at the Whetsell home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Grammon |
were Sunday dinner guests at the j
Lee Smith home.
J L. Jellson of California, father j
of Mrs. Orval Oreen, Is visiting at j
the Oreen home tills week.
Mr and Mrs. J. Anderson of Levan.
Utah, parents of Mrs. George Mark- |
ham, are spending two weeks at
the Markman home.
The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
>f ihe Lincoln district held an in- !|
door camval at the school house t
Saturday evening. A good sized
crowd was present and enjoyed the
many games, stunts and concessitms
Put 011 by ,he committee A satis- | ■
' n’ v ;um
added to the scout K
fund.
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Mrs A. E. Hawkins entertained
a number of friends at a pink and 8 |
blue shower Wednesday afternoon
for Mrs Fred Hawkins. She was j SB
assisted by Mrs Delbert Clement
and Mrs. David Reese of Valley I
View.
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Arcadia
Twenty were present at Sunday! BB
school Sunday. Sunday school will j B
be held at 2 p. m. next Sunday. ! ‘'Wj
Rev. Honeyford
of Ontario will
give a message at 3 p. m. Every­
one is Invited to attend.
Miss Mary Jarvis and her moth­
er of Ontario, visited at the J. M.
Wagner home Friday evening of
last week.
Miss Grace Tarr of Wilder Is
spending this week with Mrs.
George Moeller.
Truman Wagner of Eugene, who
works for the Southern Pacific
railmoad company, spent the week­
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Wagner.
R. E. Moss has rented the John
Stringer place here.
Miss Pauline Payne of Ontario
visited her sister, Mrs. Vernon
Butler, Sunday.
Mrs. Oeorge Moeller received a
telegram last week stating that
her mother, Mrs. S. J. McKinney,
had passed away in a hospital In
Forest Grove. Arkansas.
Leland Wagner of Boise visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Wagner Sunday.
Mrs. Perle Richard and Mrs.
Angelo
Marcstica
visited
Mrs.
George Moeller Friday
of last
week.
Tlie Arcadia Sunday school won
third prize on its temperance
book at the Sunday school con­
ference in Caldwell April 14.
ANGLING SEASON
WILL OPEN HERE
The general angling season for
Sunday after school the mem­ trout six Inches or over In length
bers of the community church was opened Saturday in all sec­
gathered for a basket dinned in tions of the state with the excep­
honor of the teachers. Mrs. Ruth tion of Baker, Grant. Harney, Lake.
Tooze, a state W. C. T. U. officer, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wheeler
and Malheur counties, where the
gave a talk.
Mrs. Frank Cummings of New­ opening will occur May 2.
The bag limit remains the same
ell Heights called at the home
of Mrs. William Toomb Wednes­ as last year, 15 fish or 15 pounds
and one fish In any one day, but
day,
Mrs. John Auker of Adrian spent not to exceed 30 fish or 30 pounds
Tuesday afternoon visiting with and two fish In any seven consecu­
tive days or In possession at any
Mrs. Arthur Cartwright.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McConnell one time.
and baby son were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw
Sunday.
Dorothy Toomb spent the week­
end with Irma Points of Ad­
rian.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Shaw were
Diesel— Jobs— T ractor
In Caldwell Friday.
Mr. and Mrs William Toomb
and Dickey and Betty Jean were |
Men 18-40 who REALLLY want
in Ontario Saturday.
C. C. Cotton was In Nyssa, Sat­ good pay, permanent future in
this basic field as servicemen,
urday on business.
Mr. and Mrs D^ye Mitchell and operators and dieselmen. 15 will
Mrs. Ira Ure of Nyssa were Sun­ be selected from' the Nyssa area
day callers at the C. C. Cotton
in May for training and placement
home.
Mrs. Ruth Tooze. state W. C. T . 1 service. For full particulars write
U. president, has been visiting Tractor Division, 610 Mead Bldg.,
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Portland, Oregon, AT ONCE.
O. Lane Mrs. Tooze talked at
Adrian Sunday morning, Nyssa in
the afternoon and Ontario In the
evening.
Glen Osborn competed
in the
solo contest at the music festival
In Nampa Friday. He sang two
selections.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton had
as guests from Nair.pa Friday
night and Saturday Mrs. Arlene
Gibson and Mrs. Albert Moore
of Nampa and Mrs. Thelma Ott
of Jerome. The guests are grand­
daughters of Mrs. Cotton.
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Every
Local Property
Tax Dollar Must Be
00°!0 Effective
You are now making war-time sacri­
fices. State and local government in
Oregon must get in step.. . every dol­
lar saved from taxes on Y O U R prop-
erty, is a dollar released for ultimate
V IC TO R Y !
Oregon taxpayers can help themselves and aid Democracy’s
war effort by insisting that local tax-levying bodies cut every
non-essential expense and eliminate every dollar of waste. That’s
the sensible, that’s the patriotic, thing to do...............................
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or unnecessary spending of local tax money In these times of warll
emergency. Reduction of local tax will give the people more op-||
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HEIGHTS
Mrs. Cleo Jordan and daughter
of Pendleton are visiting at the
home of her parents. Mr and Mrs
Jess Ford.
Mrs. Roger Tucker is recovering
from an attack of influenza.
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Evans and
daughter visited 8unday with Mr
and Mrs Eldon Deel. who are em­
ployed on the Julius Bevins ranch.
8tanberry is drilling a well this
week for Jim Malloy.
Mrs Roger Tucker and Jerry
were Ontario visitors Monday
Olen Suiter is having a pres­
sure system installed this week
Mrs. Harold Anderson is spend­
ing a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Suiter, while
j Mr Anderson is in Portland.
Your Opinions Will Be Reported To Your Local Tax-Levying
Bodies And To The Citizens’ Committee For Wartime Tax
Savings in Portland, Oregon.
If You're Looking For
GOOD SOUND Insurance
We Have It.
Bernard Eastm an
Retl Estate
Insurance
Phone 94
NYSSA
OREGON
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Nyssa Chamber of Commerce
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