Nyssa gate city journal., October 28, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 ,1943
I Walrath his wife; R. J. Walrath Í W. L. McPARTLAND,
Classified
Advertising
'THERE WAS I
RA(JM THfiKK
CHURCH"
telling his employer and friends tie
A-WAITIN G AT THE
and Claude Nasburg, executors ôf Plaintiff,
could not be drafted on account of
his age. He left his wife and child­
the Last Will and Testament of -vs-
EASKIE MINTON; FRANK MI­
ren got himself a lady friend and
Guy C. Barnum, deceased; and to
took to the nigh: spots. The United
the unknown heirs at law of said NTON; The Unkown heirs of SAM
States employment serv.ee pleaded
Guy C. Barnum, and to the un­ MINTON, Deceased; LOTTIE E.
with him to get into essential in­
known heirs of either of the above PHILLIPS; and also all other per­
dustry, he refused, telling them he
named defendants, if deceased; and sons or parties unkown claiming
RATES: Two cent« per word tor each Issue. Minimum cash In
couldn't be drafted. The man’s d r­
all other persons unkown, having any right, title, estate, lien or int­
aft board became quite concerned
advance Is 30c.
or claiming to have, any right, title erest in the real estate described in
about it, and asked state selective
or interest in or to the lands des­ the complaint herein;
service headquarters to do someth­
cribed in this Amended Complaint. Defendants.
ing about him. He was drafted is in
TO: Freda Barnum Clough and To Easkie Minton. Frank Minton;
the army now. His wife and child­
John Doe Clough her husband ; He­ The Unkown Heirs of Sam Minton,
ren will get dependency allowences,
len Barnhardt and John Doe Barn- Deceased; and to also all other per­
LOST—On or in vicinity of old hardt her husband; Frankie M. sons or parties unknown claiming
probably more money than they
FOR SALE—1936 Dodge coupe, Dam road, Tire 5:50 x 17. mounted
ever had for support. And the lady
Lucy and John Doe Lucy her hus any right, title, estate, lien or ln-
»350. See car at J. I. Brady ranch. : on wheel. Reward. O.K. Tire Shop band; Philip Dodridge and Jane terest ln the re8‘ “ t8te “escribed
friend must find a new boy friend.
2601 xp I Nyssa.
2102xp Dodridge his wife; Henry Wing and in the complaint herein; defend­
Jane Doe Wing his wife; Fernie ants:
FOR SALE—Combination horse or
BUTCHERING
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
tractor drawn beet puller. Jake J.
Custom butchering every Monday Moon and John Doe Moon her hu­ OF OREGON: You, and each of
RATION BOOK NO. 1.
Qroot. Rt. 2 Nyssa.
2102xp and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. sband; R. J. Walrath and Anna
you, are hereby required to appear
Sugar. October 31-Expiration da­
Sanitary butchering guaranteed. Walrath his wife; R. J. Walrath and answer the complaint filed ag­
te for canning sugar stamps No. 15
FOR SALE—Concrete stationary Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa and Claude Nasburg, executors of
and 16, each good for 5 pounds.
laundry tubs. Bernard Eastman. on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer.
the Last Will and Testament of ainst you in the above-entitled cou­
November 1-Explration date for st­
30Stfc
Guy C. Barnum, deceased; and to rt and cause within four weeks fr­
amp No. 14, five pounds. Nov. 1-
the unkown heirs at law of said om the date of the first publicat­
ALICE A. COLLINS
FOR SALE—Well-bred 5 year old
ion of this summons, said first pu­
Stamp 29, Book 4, good for 5 pou­
Guy
C.
Barnum,
and
to
the
unkn­
FASHION
FOUNDATIONS
mare. See Mrs Thomson at Rust
nds sugar through Jan. 15, 1944.
own heirs of either of the above blication date being the 14th day
Will Call By Appointment.
Ranch, southwest of Nyssa on Ow-
of October, 1943, and if you fail so
Shoes.-Expiration date of stamp
named
defendants,
if
deceased;
and
Residence
Phone
122-J
yee.
23Stfc
No. 18 for one pair of shoes exten­
all other persons unknown, having, to answer, for want thereof, the
Box 500, Nyssa.
ded indefinitely. November 1- "Air­
I or claiming to have any right, title plaintiff will apply to the court for
FOR SALE—The Irving Bartholo­
plane” stamp No. 1 in Book 3 good
or interest in or to the lands des- the relief demanded therein, to wit:
mew place across Snake river from
for one pair of shoes, expiration
, cribed ln this Amended Complaint, For a decree adjudging the plain­
Nyssa. See Frank T. Morgan. 9Scfc
date indefinite.
tiff to be the owner in fee simple
Defendants:
FOR SALE—Auto Liability Insur­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE of the following described real pro­ nesday evening for Salem to enter shippers because of the long haul RATION BOOK NO. 2
ance. »11.50 per year on "A” Ration.
is being urged by Public Utilities! November 20- Expiration date of
OF
OREGON, you and each of you perty situate ln the city of Nyssa, Willamette university.
Auctioneer for Farm
Other Rates Proportionately low
are hereby required to appear and county of Malheur, state of Oregon,
A large crowd gathered at Walter Commissioner George H. Flaigg. The blue stamps X, Y, and Z. (proc­
Sales. Phone 116J, Ny­ answer the amended complaint fil­ to wit:
Meets State’s Requirements.
facts are being presented to Oregon essed foods).
.
Bernard Eastmen ssa.
Lots 10 and 11 of block 69 of G r­ Bishop home Sunday evening to members of the United States sen­ RATION BOOK NO. 3
ed against you in the above entit­
een's Addition to Nyssa, Oregon, charivari Mr and Mrs Cyrus Bis­ ate and the house of representat­
(Brown stamps) For purchase of
led suit on or before the Fourth
PÒR SALE—Farms of all sizes
according to the Revised General hop. After much noise visiting and ives.
meats-fats and etc.
day
of
November,
1943;
said
date
»100 to »300 an acre. A. L. Atkeson,
Map of the Townsite of Nyssa, treats were enjoyed.
October 30-Expiration date of br­
being the last day of four weeks
realtor.
12ATFC
The members of the Kingman j STATES RIGHTS INVOLVED
Oregon on file in the office of
from the date of the first public­
The National Reclamation assoc- own stamps C, D, E and F.
Kolony
Book
club
met
Saturday
at
the County Clerk of Malheur Co­
December 4- Expiration date of
ation of this summons; and if you
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
unty, Oregon, together with the the home of Mrs R. L. Haworth for | iatlon’ meetin* in Denver ° ctober brown stamps O, H, J and K. G
Notice is hertoy given to the cred­ fail to appear and answer said am­ tenements, hereditaments and ap­ a 1 o’clock luncheon. Mrs D. W. 27' 9’ wil1 * attended
8 lar*e becomes valid October 24, H on Oc­
FURNITURE WANTED—We pay itors and all other persons inter­ ended complaint for want thereof
purtenances thereunto belonging; Patch of Adrian was assistant hos- Oregon group including Angus Qib- tober 31, J on November 7, K on
highest prices for used furniture. ested in the estate of Phebe Hun­ the plaintiffs will apply to the Co
tess. “The Man irom Caracas” was son' chairman of the ways and me- , N
^
,. „ .
,
.
Nordale Furniture company. 21 Jtfc ter, deceased, that the undersigned urt for the relief prayed in their | that the title to said property be
ans committee
of the senate at th e 1 vf , r
Eacn wee8‘y series
. .
good for 16 points
amended complaint.
¡quieted in the plaintiff; that the reviewed by .Mrs M. L. Judd.
Patrons of Adrian high school I *8S^ legislative session,
WANTED—Used furniture. Highest has been appointed administratrix
RATION BOOK NO. 4- October
This suit is brought for the p u r-1 defendants be required to set forth
prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa of said estate and has qualified as pose of securing a decree adjudg­ the nature of their respective rights greatly appreciated receiving the ! ^'*le important business before 26-29. registration for Book 4 in
such.
All
persons
having
claims
Furniture Co.
1ATFC
accePl- Portland OPA district. Applicants
in said property; that the court school news letter prepared by D the Denver meetlng w11
against said estate are required to ing that the defendants have no
W. Patch, superintendent, especially ancp' amendment or rejection of a
WANTED—Listing on farm and city present the same duly verified to right, title, estate, lien or Interest adjudge and decree that all right, those who have no children attend- committee report favoring the right must present copies of Book 3 to
property. A. L. Atkeson.
6MTFC. i tjje undersigned within six months ln or to the particular lots or par­ title, estate, lien or interest which ing as it brought the school affairs of the states 10 eontro1 thelr water Obtain Book 4. Public school regis­
tration sites will be announced lat­
cels of land described in the amen­ any of the defendats may have in
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES foi 1 from the “ate of the Orst publlcat- ded complaint, being parcels carved said property is inferior in right and business activities closer home re80Urces as aBalnst the adminlst- er.
ration policy of federal control. W.
ion
of
this
notice
at
me
office
ol
in
a
concise
and
interesting
man­
livo fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay­
out of and being portions of the to plaintiff's estate therein; and
G. D. Dobson, representing the STOVES-
ette.
$7Ntfc A. L. Fletcher, Nyssa, Oregon, being SWti of the SW!4 of Section 29, that each of the defendants, and ner.
Purchasers must get certificates
the place hereby designated for the
Mr. Hamilton and son. Billy left Portland Chamber of Commerce at at ratloh boards for most new st­
all persons claiming under them, or
SEEDS WANTED—Cash buyers of transaction of all business pertain­ Township 19, S. Range 47, E.W.M. any of them, be perpetually enjoin­ Thursday with John Johnson for Washington D. C., urges active par­ oves.
in Malheur County, Oregon; and
ticipation in the meeting by an
Red Clover, Alfalfa, Grass seed. ing to said estate.
WOOD, SAWDUBT, COAL
quieting the title of each plaintiff ed and debarred from asserting any Wallowa to spend a week hunting Oregon group.
See us before selling. Beal Sc Dav­
Margret M. Jensen,
deer.
such right, title, estate, lien or in­
Fuel dealers must deliver by pr­
TO STUDY POLUTION
enport, seedsmen at the office of
Administratrix of the Estate to the particular lot or parcel of terest in said property, or any part
Billy
Hamilton
will
leave
Friday
State Highway Engineer R. H. iorities based on consumer needs.
Miehael-Leonard company, on Ny­
of Phebe Hunter, Deceased. land claimed by each as described thereof; and plaintiff prays for to Join the army.
in said amended complaint; and
Baldock
and State Engineer Ch­ FUEL OIL
ssa highway. Ontario, Oreg. 9Stfc First Pub. Sept. 30, 1943,
Vern Eachus of Los Vegas, Nev­
Period 1 coupons in new fuel oil
for the purpose of securing a de­ costs and further equitable relief.
arles
E.
Stricklin
have returned fr­
Last Pub. Oct. 28, 1943.
This summons is served upon you ada arived Monday for a visit with om a meeting of a stream purific­ rations last through January 3, 19-
cree adjudging that the defendants
by virtue of an order of Hon. Chas. his mother, Mrs L. Eachus.
44. Coupons with gallonage printed
FOR RENT—60 or 160 acres of SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION and ail other persons or parties un­
Members of the Stark, Bishop ation committee in Portland and on the face valid until expiration
S.
Leavitt, Judge of the County
known
claiming
by,
through
or
un­
extra good farm land. Good for
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
and
Chaney
families
left
Monday
«»“
ounce
cannery
operators
would
row crop or any other crop. In THE STATE OF OREGON FOR der them or otherwise, be enjoined Court of Malheur County, Oregon, for south mountains to round up ^ called to discuss their dLsP°sal date shown on coupon sheet for
and debarred from asserting any made and entered on the 11th day their cattle
gallonage indicated on coupon face.
Sunset Valley, 14 miles southwest
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
problems at the committee’s next GASOLINE—
of October, 1943, directing that pu­
of Nyssa. Charles A. Ditty,
ZORA M. OSBORNE; Alma Wh­ claim adverse to the plaintiffs ln or blication thereof in the Gate City
Mr and Mrs Hunterlider and Mrs meeting.
November 21- Expiration date of
2104XP ite; L. E. Fry; Clara M. Brown; to said parcels of land, and that
refuse dumped into riv-
Journal once a week for four succ­ Douglas of Nampa spent We.lnes- ers Cannery
the
title
of
each
plaintiff
to
the
and streams oxidizes slowly, us­ No. 8 stamps in A book, each good
Louis P. Thomas and Winifred
day
visiting
in
the
Dyre
Roberts
essive weeks.
ing up the available oxygen and for 3 gallons.
B. Thomas, husband and wife; and respective parcel of land claimed
E. OTIS SMITH, home.
to be owned by each, by virtue of
suffocating’ fish life ln Instances," TIRES
H. G. Johnson,
Mrs
Grace
Hart
returned
to
Ba
Attorney for plaintiff.
mesne conveyances and a chain of
Cars with C ration books must
Baldock
said.
Plaintiffs.
title derived through Melvlna Gl­ Residence and post office address: ker, Monday after a week's visit POSTWAR POINTS RELEASED
have tires inspected every 3 mon­
vs.
with her daughter, Mrs Leroy Ben­
Auto Repairing
Ontario, Oregon.
A six point program for postwar ths; B books every 4 months; A
FREDA BARNUM CLOUGH and asgow and Hugh Glasgow, her hus
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME nett, and family.
bajd,
who
were
the
purchasers
of
readjustment has been made by books very 6 months. Commercial
Doe Clough her husband; He­
Mr
and
Mrs
Ed
Nielsen
were
Su­
Reboring, Valve Grind­ John
Notice is hereby given that the
Dean Victor P. Morris, chairman motor vehicles- tire inspection ev­
len Barnhardt and John Doe Barn­ s a .l SW!1 of the SW'4 of Section
29, Township 19, S Range 47, E.W Petition of LaVan Van Tromp for nday guests of the Harlan Maw
the postwar committee. Abbrev­ ery 6 months or every 5,000 miles,
ing, Lathe work. Parts hardt her husband; Frankie M. M. from Malheur County be con­ a change of his name to Van Duer- family. Mrs Nielsen also attended of
whichever occurs first.
iated
they are:
Lucy and John Doe Lucy her hus­
firmed and each be decreed to be den, having been filed in the Co­ their shower Friday.
(1)
Any
program
must
be
kept
band;
Philip
Dodridge
and
Jane
and accessories
Mr and Mrs Dyre Roberts tran­
unty Court of Malheur County, Or­
Doe Dodridge his wife; Henry Wing the owner in fee simple thereof,
sacted business ln Parma and Ny­ highly flexible.
(2) Full advantage should be ta­
and Jane Doe Wing his wife; Fer­ free and clear of all claims of the egon, and September 23, 1943, hav­ ssa Friday.
ing been fixed by the Court for
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ken of energies and ideas of private
nie Moon and John Doe Moon her defendants or any one of them
This summons is 'published by the hearing of said petition and no
enterprise.
husband; R. J. Walrath and Anna
Insurance ä l l f e f o Real Estate
order of the Hon. Chas. S. Leavitt, Interested person having appeared
(3) The interests of Oregon as a
County Judge, Dater October 4th, in opplsltion to the granting of said
whole must dominate.
Phone 64
1943, acting in the absence of the petition, the said Court did on said
(4) Similarly, also, Oregon must
Mr. and Mrs. Mort Wixon have
NYSSA
OREGON
September
23,
1943,
make
and
enter
Circuit Judge, prescribing that this
been visiting Ml' and Mrs. D. L. be viewed as a part of the Pacific
summons be served by publication an order, decreeing such change Parker. Mr. Wixon is on fur­ Northwest.
thereof, once each week for four and providing that public notice be lough. He has been stationed at
(5) Due account must be taken
consecutive weeks ln the Nyssa given of the change so decreed, by
of national plans for the future,
Farragut, Idaho.
Gate City Journal, a newspaper publication for two consecutive
Mary Reffett and Sadie Parker though leadership must not be sur­
Serving
5
Counties
published ln Malheur County, Ore­ weeks in the Gate City Journal and went to Ontario Wednesday.
rendered to Washington, D. C.
From the Largest Stock of
gon, and the date of the first pub­ that on return of proof thereof, Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Parker have
(6) Finally, emphasis must be th ­ Oenulne
lication thereof is October 7, 1943. certificate under the seal of the received word from their son, Dick, rown on economic life if the state
Court, shall issue certifying that that he has been transferred to is to take ful advantage of the po­
A. L. Fletcher
Attorney for Plaintiffs. the legal name of said petitioner
tentials of the Pacific Basin.
Port Benning, Georgia.
Residence and Post Office Address, shall thereafter be the name of
DODOS CAN DO ARMY
Van Duerden.
Nyssa, Oregon.
Parts
Men 38 years old or older can be
Orders Shipped Immediately
H. S. Sackett
drafted Into the army, Col. Elmer
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
SHOE SHOPS
Clerk of the County Court
V. Wlooten, selective service director
DENTISTS
THE STATE OF OREGON, IN
of Malheur County, Oregon
for Oregon, states in telling of what
C a p it a l
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
happened to a Portland shipyard
.P
a
r
a
d
e
MALHEUR
Payette, Idaho
J. R. CUNDALL
worker who celebrated his 38th Phon« 49
All kinds of shoe and harness
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
'lü.B/¡
birthday
by
quitting
his
Job
and
Miss Laura Prosser of Boise re­
repairing
Dentist
No. 5747 E.
M u rrd r'V rfd p
turned home Thursday evening af-
Across from post office.
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er a few day’s visit with her par­
N
m«
h m i l i r t in m ui ni'iMiitrin inumili
Sarazln Clinic
ents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Prosser.
A reminder to hog raisers:
NYSSA
OREOON
A number of frjends and club SERVICEMEN'S FAMILIES AID­
OPTOMETRISTS
Let me help you get greater net returns for your Fat HOGS by
members gathered at the home of ED
At last the green light is up and
bringing them to the Railroad Stockyards in Nyssa, Oregon or
Mrs E. E. Parker Thursday after
JEWELRY STORES
Hqmedale, Idaho, where I buy every Friday. NO COMMISSION,
noon for a farewell party as the the federal act to aid families of
"See McFall and S » Better“
NO SHRINKAGE, and where you can see and check the weight
Parker family are moving this we­ servicemen with maternal care can
of your hogs yourself.
ek. She was presented with many operate in Oregon.
For Friday's price phone 111R, Nyssa between the hours of 5
beautiful handkerchiefs. Club mem­ The United States childrens bur­
p m and 9 p.m. on Thursday, or 53 JLJ, Homedale.
bers gave her a lace tablecloth A eau has made $35 000 available to
the state board of health to com­
lunch was served.
Mrs N. S. Phelan and Mrs Swet- pensate physicians and hospitals
Frank Kullander
Union Pacific Time Inspector
land were guests of Mrs John Bis­ for care rendered to wives and in­
Nyssa, Oregon
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
fants of servicemen in Oregon. The
hop in Nyssa Thursday.
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
ONTARIO
OREGON
state
is
expected
to
receive
further
Mr
and
Mrs
Walter
Bishop
and
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WATCHES
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Bishop transac­ grants as the programs progresses.
Main Street at Second
A recent amendment made by w 11 if m ut 111111 m 111 in i111 i 4 ii num i ti lim ili unii mw mini ii m unni m uniti in imiwwi iiww
ted business ln Caldwell Thursday.
PHYSICIANS
Joe and Ezra Brumbach were bu­ congress makes these services avail­
Life, when it is most
You should carry public liability and prop­
siness visitors in Nampa and Cald­ able only to the wive* of service­
beautiful is simple . . . well
men of the 4th and 7th pay grades
Thursday.
erty damage
That is one reason why
Case Muntjewerff, Leroy and Ha­ and their children up to one year
Nyssa Funeral Home rvey Bennett. Mr. Steiner and Oa- of age. Only medical and hospital
Official Time Inspector for
rritt Muntjerwerff are among those care rendered after October 1, 1943,
Physician and Surgeon
Union Pacific
stresses simplicity in its who
were deer hunting the past an be authorized for payment. Ex-
Phone 17
ONTARIO
OREOON
services. Nyssa families week in the mountains around Jor­ pectant mothers who are eligible
Hours: 10 to 13 and I la •
should apply to their family phys­
have learned to depend dan Valley.
Mrs Della Bunnell returned Sat­ icians, newcomers to Oregon who
Guaranteed
Fry Building
upon us for sympathetic urday from a combined business do not have family physicians, sh­
and understanding att­ and pleasure trip to Knox City, ould on tact their county medical
Especially during the harvest season.
socltie*.
ention
in time of berea­ Missouri.
It is dangerous to drive without adequate co­
SARAZIN CLINIC
Mr and Mrs R. L Haworth made FREIGHT TAX DISCRIMINAT­
vement.
verage.
severaltrlps to Star during the past ORY
J. J. Sarazin,
D.
Modification of th at portion of
week to visit Mrs 8 Haworth, who
Free Examination
the 1942 revenue act by which con­
is critically ill.
and Estimate!
General practice of medicto»
Johnnie Bishop returned to Ny­ gress Imposed s three percent tax
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE
ssa Wednesday after a two-week on all freight shipments of Oregon
Physiotherapy
PARMA — — — — IDAHO i -Ray
Standard Rates
products to large eastern markets
visit with his grandparents
Miss Phyllis Haworth left Wrd- and which heavily penalises our
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MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
LOST
Ration Calendar
W. L Lane
WANTED
Legal Advertisement
For Rent
E.W. PRUYN
Bernard Eastman
Upper Sunset
Professional And
Business Directory
Abbott’» Shoa Shop
Big Bend
4
m
Me Cluer-M anser
DR. J. A. McFALL
PAULUS
JEWELRY STORE
Simplicity
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Work
E. I. COLE
WATCH and CLOCK
REPAIRING
JEWELER
M.
Insurance On Your
Farm Trucks
Nyssa Funeral
Home
A. L. Atkeson