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â THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JUNE 29. 1944 NEWELL HEIGHTS Mr and Mrs Earl Parker plcnfck- '■ ed at Memorial Park In Caldwell PACK mu =-t- £ C d p i/ d l MARSING RODEO BANNED FOR 4TH A Different Kind of “Teacher” S to the Brogan community at an op- duty has been accomplished In m i en meeting held June 16 for the ny cases, particularly in offices by purpose of starting the 5th war increases In efficiency,” wrote Ad- loan drive In that community. miral King in his report. The mat- The Grange seating drill was erial consequence Is in a esprit dc followed by the lecturer’s program corps' which embraces their value honoiing fathers. Mrs Charles Sw- to the Navy, and lt Is a pleasure to an of Vale sang three numbers and report that in addition to their ha- Mr. Swan delivered thfc principal , dng earned an excellent reputation talk. j as part of, the Navy, they have be- A total of >2200 In bonus was come an Inspiration to all men in sold in a few minutes. ¡Naval uniforms." Marsing, June 29—A real western Sunday afternoon with the Wayne rodeo will be staged at Che corrals e Pd» r‘,dc Wood family. Later in the after at Marsing July 3 and 4, beginning M u r i ' J i W ul< noon they enjoyed the procram and at one o’clock each day. The horses and cows for riding and roping co- music celebrating Flag day, pres I me from the Owyhee hills, promis- ented by the American Legion. The An average of 50 applications for ing to bring plenty of thrills, Gowen Field band of Boise furnish ballots is being received daily from Dances both nights will be held ed the music. The cadets at the C soldiers in service outside Oregon, at Yoder’s packing house. On the of I gave an exhibition. The post Secretary of State Robert S. Parr- • ®It*’ ,ree ^eep rtde* w111 ** available HIGH PRAISE IS chaplian of the American Legion ell, Jr., reports. Careful planning b y 1 for all who buy a war bond. Motor boats for rides on the river have 1 GIVEN TO WAVES was the guest speaker. ^ state and county officers gives Ore been promised. The parade will pre Ivan Jensen who suffered a bad gon's 115,000 odd voting men and cede the rodeo the first day only. High praise of the work of th e 1 ' cut on his leg when he had an women in war servloe one of the Prizes will be $4 war stamps for de WAVES given by Admiral Ernest J s No Meeting Sunday— There will not be any evening ac.iden* with a bicycle equipped 'best opportunities to cast their ball corated horses and riders, original King, commander-in-chief of the entry horse drawn vehicle, juvenile U3. fleet and chief of naval oper services held next Sunday in the with a motor is stole to be around ot of any soldiers In the nation. entry. ations in a recent report to the LDS ohuith on account of the fast on crutches. He will be Indisposed All county clerks of the state will Contestants are welcome and may secretary of the navy, has been re and testimony meeting in the af for a month. meet here at the capttol, July 10, to register any time until 11 o’clock iterated by officers-ln-cbarge of the ternoon. Dick Anderson entertained a nu discuss the use of a uniform system the day of the event. Entries may Am officer o f th e W o m e n ’s A rm y C o rp s in s tr u c ts tw o o f h e r W A C n a v a l s ta tlo n s and activities In Ore- mber of his friends at a party Tu of absentee voting and to clarify be mailed to the Marsing Saddle p e p ils in th e in tric a c ie s o f m ilita ry tra in in g c h a r ts a t F o r t O g le th o rp e , gon where WAVES are now on du New C ouncilm an— ty, according to a report Just relea E n te rtain s For M anager— esday evening. Games and refresh any misunderstanding of the met club, Jessie Wilson, secretary, or G e o rg ia . W e e s a r e no w filling 239 A rm y assig n m en ts. Mr and Mrs Mark Child enter phone Jack Edwards. Marsing. sed by Rives Waller, of the Baker ments were enjoyed by the young hod. The federal government Is pro US. navy recruiting station, which tained Wednesday evening at din folks. Sunset Valley. viding postcards which serve both J. A. Black home June 27. Fifteen handles WAVE applications In this ner for Golden Driggs, district ma nager of the New York Life Insur Sunset Valley Mrs Charlie West was rushed to as gn application for an absentee Private Glenndon Hillis of Fort babies and pre-school » 2 » children area. ance company of Boise. Increasing efficiency In handling the Ontario hospital where she sub ballot and as registration for those attended the clinic. McClellan, Alabama is home on fu Because of rain the past week, the Navy’s mass of business in ma who. are not registered. These fed mitted to an appendix operation Harold Rooks tool, son of Mr and ladles of Sunset Valley and adjoin rlough. In O ntario— eral' cards will be given out so they ing communities did Red Cross se Mr and Mrs Martin or Ainsworth, Freeman Rookstool, and June son Is reported by these officers-ln- Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Glenn Petterson and will reach soldiers overseas not lat wing for two days at the commun Nebraska are visiting their daugh Mitchell, daughter of Mrs Lila Mit ny phases of Its operations in Ore- family were dinner guests In Ont Mr and Mrs M. L. Kurtz, Otis Kurtz and Joyce were guests at a er than August 15, and soldiers In ity hall. The women made and ta ter Mrs Kenneth Lore ns on, and chell, were married June 23 at the charge. bearing out Admiral King's ario, Sunday at the home of Joseph report on the success of the WAVE home of the brides mother. Father's day dinner Sunday evening this country by September 15. Air bled 65 pair of men’s pajamas. family. program in his review of the pro W. Petterson. Josephine and Genevieve Ratae- ___ ________ ____ _____ J „ of Sp- In the D. W Patch home near Ad mall lor ballots has been provided Max Schwitzer and family gress and expansion of the navy and army officers reckon no Oreg rian. Zy*n Portlara1' S°bpla Rataezyk, j okane have been vLsiting the past BROGAN GRANGERS In Boise— since the beginning of the war. Mr. Creasey Is visiting his dau on soldier, even if In the most re and Mrs Gertrude McCraken o t , week with Mr. Sohwitzers father. Mr and Mrs Eldred Brower of “As a result of their competence, PURCHASE BONDS mote part of the world, Is more th Salem are visiting their parents j George Schweitzer. ghter, Mi's Cecil Smith and fam their hard work and their enthus- Apple Valley were In Boise Wednes an 17 days by air mail from his Mr and Mrs Mike Rataezyk oil A health clinic was h«ld at the By. The Brogan Grangers were hosts | iasm, the release of men for sea day, op business. Jack Dalton, who Is on furlough voting precinct. An officer In each camp has been designated as vot with his wife and parents from Ut ah, visited In his brother’s home ing official, his duty to inform ea ch soldier of the workings of the here last week. Mrs Bill Martin, sister of Hugh absentee voting system. POLITICAL CALENDAR Lamb, spent several days In her July 6—Last day for filing initia brother's home. Her husband Is In tive petitions. the service. August 9--Last day for filling ar Pvt. Leroy Parker is home on fur- Kgigh from Camp Maxey, Texas guments on petitions. September 23—Last day for fil This is his first visit home since he went to Chicago to go to school ing statements for or against polit and work three years ago. He vis ical parties or candidates. October 7—Last day to register to In order to give employes a well-needed ited over the week-end In Caldwell vote November 7. with relatives. November 7—General election. T-Sgt. Wayne Piercy arrived ho November 17—Last day for filing me Monday from active duty In rest from war-time selling, stores will be Italy. He has successfully compl reports of contributions for or ag ainst candidates or measures. eted his quota of missions as one of January 8—Legislature Convenes. a crew In a bomber. closed by the business firms and individ Modem Pioneer ladies will not SAFETY PRIZE AWARDED E. A. Taylor, chief deputy In the hold their regular meeting as pl state fire marshall's office In Sal anned but will attend the canning and food preservation demonstrat em, won a >500 prize last week for ual sponsoring this advertisement. tans for eliminating fire danger in ion meeting at Adrian. This is one canneries. The competition was All- of a series of meetings conducted American and included United S t by Miss Warren, an emergency ates, Canada, Hawaii and Alaska. home demonstration agent. NEW ADJUST ANT GENERAL Governor Earl Snell has appointed Colonel Ray F. Olson, Salem, as acting adjutant general for Oregon, Miss Bethia Baldridge re eturned succeeding Colonel Elmer V. Woot- wo we-“ ort whb resigned that he might de home last Tuesday from a two vote all his time to the duties of eks visit In Boise. Mrs P. B. Anderson Is visiting selective service director of Oregon. with relatives In Boise while Mrs Colonel Olson will serve during the This arrangement will give local resid Della Bunnell is working at Twin absence of Brigadier-General Tho mas E. RUea, adjutant general, who Falls, Idaho. B O. Roberts had an operation Is now In military service. General ents an extra two-days of vacation. performed on his hand by Dr. Cole Rilea succeeded the late Major General George A. White. of Boise last Wednesday and has GOVERNOR RECEIVES GAVEL laid off work. Governor Earl Snell this week Mrs James Maginnls spent Wed We ask that residents of the city and rur nesday In Nyasa having dental work received a gavel, made of wood fr om Independence Hall In Philadel done. No changes were made on the phia, ■ as a gift from the state of al areas shop this week and early next we school board at the annual meet Pennsylvania. The gavel was in a box made of wood from the U SS. ing held last Monday evening. An other meeting was held Friday ni Nlagra, which fought in the battle ek, whenever possible, in order to avoid the of Lake Erie in the war of 1812. ght to vote on the budget. A miscellaneous shower honoring BALLOT MEASURES There will be five constitutional Miss Eleanor Haworth was held at inevitable rush during the week-end pre ihe Biiunbaoh home Thursday af ammendments and two measures on ternoon with a large number of the November ballot which the leg guests from Star, Parma, Adrian, islature referred to the people. T h Newell Heights and Bend present. ey would: (1) Provide homes and ceding the Fourth of July. Many beautiful gifts were received farms for soldiers of the current by the bride-to-be. They were de war. (2) Establish a county-mana livered In a gayly trimmed wagon ger form of government. (3) Repeal drawn by the Roberts twins, Karen the double liability of state bank and Sharon. After a few games and stockholders. (4) Provide a 3 per presentation of a prize to Mrs Will cent sales tax. (5) Authorize finan Sweet as being the woman married cial aid for an education of veter ans of present war. (8) Would De longest, a lunch was served. Miss Eleanor Haworth and Dick feat the Burke bill which takes the Fisher, who Is a member of signal sale of 14 per cent wines from wine corps at San Francisco will be mar shops and transfers control to the ried July 1 at the home of her sis state liquor commission. (7) Auth ter, Mrs Wilbur Jones, in Pittsburg, orize the legislature to restore cit izenship to convicts. California. Petitions are being circulated for Brig. General and Mrs M. O. Me Connell, and son and Mr. Al- three other measures mquist of Boise and Lt. and Mrs CAPIAL SHORTS Ex-Governor Charles A. Sprague John Bishop and children of Ny- ssa were Sunday guests In the Br- left for Washington. D. C. Friday . . There will be neither a state prop umtoach home. Mrs Dyre Roberts took B O. erty tax nor elimentary school levy Roberts to Caldwell Monday to ha for the coming fiscal year, the state ve the stitches removed from his tax commission has announced . . hand. The visitors also went to Na Public Utilities Commissioner Geo mpa to visit in the Hinterllder ho rge Flag was hospitalised here Fri day for Injuries sustained in an me. Mrs Grover Lee left Wednesday auto collision . . The Maurice Hud morning for Los Angeles. From th sons (decently appointed corpora This advertisement is sponsored by the followin firms and individuals. ere she will go by plane to BraMl tion commissioner) are unable to find a house In Salem. where her hudband is employed. Mrs L. Each us entertained Mr Atkeson’s Clothing Store Gamble Store and Mra Claude Each us and daug hters, Donald Hatch of Riverview, Nyssa Pharmacy Golden Rule Store Clyde Riggs, Rohm and Gene Riggs Mr and Mrs Georg« Cleaver sp of Parma. Mr and Mrs Dyre Rob A1 Thompson & Son Wray’s Dime Store erta and children. Mra Byron Ste ent the week-end at Brigham city. venson, B. O. Roberts and Mr and Utah visiting their son. Pic Leon Nyssa Furniture Co. Eder Hardware Co. Mrs Darrell English Thursday even ard Cleaver, who is s patient at the ing Ice cream and cake were serv hospital there. Hollingsworth Hdwe. & Imp. Co. Beauty Nook Mrs Willis Bertram was In Cald ed. Mra Byron Stevenson and grand well Thursday. Paulus Jewelry Store Thompson Oil Co. Mr and Mrs C. C. Wyckoff and daughter of Arlington. California family and Mr and Mrs wight W y are guests In Dyre Roberts home. Nordale Furniture Store . Moss-Ninemire Motor Co. Mrs Dyre Roberts entertained 14 ckoff were Friday dinner guests at the Leslie Tbpllff home guests Friday afternoon In honor Idaho Power Co. Signal Service Station Mr and Mrs Cecil FVirea visited of Karen’s and Sharon’s fourth bi rthday. Games were played and Frank Savage who Is ill In the hos Inland Oil Co. Farmers Supply Co-op. pital at Ontario refreshments were served. Will Cleaver of Buhl. Idaho is Mrs Evelyn Jones and Mias El Inter-State Oil Co. Owyhee Beauty Shop eanor Haworth entertained a group visiting at the home of Me nephew. George Cleaver of rlends at luncheon Friday LOCAL NEWS Stores Close For Three Days July 3 and 4 Big Bend Bu«na Vista Make It A SAFE and SANE 4th. DONT TRAVEL CONSERVE TRAIN Conserve - Play Safe SPACE FOR OUR be EXTRA Careful FIGHTING MEN V
