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PA (iE 'NIKE# ÎH E NY3SA PATÉ CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JULY 13, 1944 Classified Advertising Upper Sunset Mrs Warren Zickrick, who under- , cash ior post-war projects, as plan-1 Owyhee. | afternoon. ned by state, county, city and sch- The K. I Peterson and J. t Me- ; Mr and Mrs Dale Ashcraft cele- went a major operation at St Alp- ool district commissions, to employ vin families attended the picnic I bra ted the 4th of July at Marsing honsns hospital In Boise returned1 Howard Schneider. Bill Britton 36.000 men at 91800 a year for one of the United Presbyterian at the I Mr and Mrs. Sam Shaw. Keith Mr and Mrs Roy Wilson of Arena an£, Aleck QU, went xhe U . 11 , , Lane and Silas Shaw of the Kolony year. In a report presented to gov Stanley Hill grove over the 4th. Valley visited Bend friends Thurs- to work. William Bunch of Pendleton, for- and Mrs. Hugh McConnell of Ore- day. ernor Earl Snell this week the state »nd hfr house «uest- Mr and Mrs Joe Brumbach tran- | Claud Britton, who accompanied post-war commission said that 36,- merly a member of the math dep- RATES: Two cent» per word lor each Issue Minimum cash In 000 men in one-third of the estim artment at U. of Idaho, has signed ' I Mrs. Floyd Hillin of Riverside, sacted business in Weiser Thursday, them to Hood River to attend Mr. advance Is 30c. ated unemployment immediately af a contract to teach math and sc California, celebrated the 4th' of Cyrus Bishop suffered a severe j Easman's funeral, returned home | attack of asthma the latter part j Saturday. ter the war. Besides the amount of ience at the Adrian high school for July In Caldwell. Ellen Judd of Newell Heights a n d ;0f the week Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert of money available, now totaling $73,- the coming year. Mr. Bunch owns Forestine Wilson celebrated the 4th The Jolly Janes met with Mrs Springfield, were overnight guests 000,000. many more millions are ex a farm in the Owyhee district. months after the first publication pected from federal government I Dyre Roberts Thursday afternoon ' at the Roy Rookstool home. They Mr and Mrs Reiman. Ted Nelson. in Boise. of this notice to the undersigned at and other agencies. Several from Kingman Kolony | Mrs case Muntjewerff and Mrs were formerly neighbors in Ne For Bernice Chaney and Carol Witty the office of A. L. Fletcher in the RULINGS ON OREGON LAWS attended a birthday dinner, and attended the Co-op creamery meet- Gerrit Muntjewerff were callers at braska. FOR SALE-1935 to 1941 model tr- City of Nyssa, Oregon, that being Miss Helen Nlccuni spent several Attorney General George Neuner missionary ralley at Wilder Thur Ing at the Owyhee school house f^ie stain home in Nyssa Sunday. Wednesday evening. ticks,, John Deere and I H.C Farm- I Place designated for the tran- has just ruled that state funds all Mr and Mrs C. E. Peck of Boise days In the hospital due to a sday. Mrs. Makers of Jordan Valley and Mrs Lester French and child fall at her home. aU tractors, large and small; ^ I “ estate ^ bU£‘neSS P a i n i n g to ocated to Oregon fairs and exposit The Intermediate Girl Scouts met ions may be saved each year and Saturday afternoon for their regu Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Delos ren of Roswell were callers at the crawler types. One 22-inch Woodj Barbara v . Smith, Executrix Foster and family this week. Haworth home last Sunday. Visit In Boise— brothers threshing machine separ | Estate of Sid E. Smith, deceased, spent by Che fairs after the war. lar meeting. The girls visited John The Pollyanna club met at the The executive committee of Roy Mrs Ward Wleneke. Mrs John The institutions participating in the Holloy’s shop and he talked to th utor on rubber We also buy, sell or First pub. June 29. 1944 home of Mrs. William Toombs Wed distribution of these funds derived em about rocks. The girls are start nesday. Mrs. Oscar Schaffer was al Neighbors met with Mrs Walter Olsen and Mrs Wayne Morris spent trade automobiles. What we don't Last pub. July 27, 1944 Bishop, Monday evening. Tuesday in Boise. from dog and horse racing wagers, ing an efficiency contest in which have we can get. Martin and Wells, hostess. Those receiving their Pol are the Pacific international live they will engage for a year. Vale, Oregon. 13J2xc lyanna birthday presents were Mrs. stock exposition, Oregon state fair, ■ Tire Reiman family and Mildred Charlie Wilson M rs. L. L. Krea FOR SALE—Clover hay. This year's LET US PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOUR FAT HOOS eastern Oregon livestock show, Pe Sparks spent the 4th at R. C. Five- ger, Mrs. William Toomb and Miss crop. Good condition. J. H. Blanch ndleton round-up and the north coats at Flvepoints. Sell where there Is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un May Beaumont. The next Polly ard, a 1!- miles north of Howard's western turkey show. Some of the Mrs Bethel Martin entertained on anna meeting will be held at Mrs. necessary expense Incurred through a great number of men corner on highway and two miles funds may be spent at any time, FYiday afternoon at a "Backwards" Raymond Holton’s home in Parma required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check east. 13Jlxp i however, for general maintenance. party for about 20 guests. The gr August 2. the weight of your hogs yourself. I Neuner ruled. P r M u rray W ad p oup formed a "No Name" club and Mrs. Elsie Fernendez. daughter of FOR SALE 200 bags ot small seed | RELIGIOUS FREEDOM will hold regular meetings. We buy hogs every FYiday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fredrick, broke potatoes, netted gems 1 year from A supreme court decision handed Mr and Mrs Claude Greulich and a rib when she rolled on some and Homedale, Idaho. certification. Clyde Ward, rural down last week upholds a law pro children of Springfield, Oregon, are marbles. route, Baker, Oregon, phone 786. REVISING OLD AGE GRANTS For FYiday's price phone 111 R, Nyssa, between the hours of hibiting boys under 10 years of age visiting at the John Holly home Nadeen and Jewell Wilson cele 6J2xc In the past two years old age pe and girls under 18 from selling new-1 Mrs Kelley of Weiser is visiting 5 P.M. and 9 P.M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on W-lda.v. brated the 4th of July at the park nsions in Oregon have nearly dou F'OR SALE—Holstein bull, 18 mon bled. More than one-third of those spapers or magazines and ruled th at the home of her son. George De- in Caldwell with the William FRANK KULLANDER tile old. George Stelling, north T h receiving old age assistance grants at the law applies to those selling Haven. Toomb family. Mr. and Mrs. Esther ird street. 6J2xp in this state are now receiving the religious tracts. The decision up The Pirecy family and Bud Not- McCormick. Miss Jeanette Martin held a $25 fine imposed against heis were Monday dinner guests at and Mrs. Esther McCormick. FOR SALE Commercial fertilizer-- full amount of *40 a month accord Mrs Rowena Thorton, a member of the Dennis Patch home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer and The Fidelae Amicae missionary son FYeddie. spent the 4th in Wild ammonia nitrate and ammonia sul ing to a statement by Governor Ea Jehova's Witnesses who allowed her phate. Fruitlaud nursery, Fruitland, rl Snell. In June 1942, the average 10 year-old daughter to vend the group met at 4 o'clock Sunday at er with Mrs. Schafer's sister. Mrs. Idaho. lJT P C |Was For June, this year, the sect's publications. the Nevins' home. Shirly Smith had Kirby Kindall and family. r average state grant is $33.32. Med Mrs Thornton charged that the devotions and Delores Auker the Miles Wallace is home on a L O ST ical assistance in supplemental and law, which is a Portland ordinance lesson. furlough. averages on the state level $1.76, similar to those in other cities, de Word has been received of the Longer Life For Your Car LOST -Army expert rifleman’s me making the overall grant $35.08. Be Miss Jeanette Martin visited dal with three bars, in Nyssa. Cpl. ing supplemental, the average aid prived her of religious freedom, but marriage of Miss Rose McGinnis to Mrs. Bernard Eastman in Nyssa Proper Service.......... Robert D. Reffett. Leave at Journal applies also to those who are rece the court ruled it was a "reasonable WE. Willis of the US. navy, at a Wednesday. recent ceremony at Everrett. Wash At the proper tim e ......... Ilea Kreager accompanied Mr. office. 13Jlxp! iving the $40 maximum. Medical aid limitation" of that freedom. CAPITAL SHORTS ington. and Mrs. Delos Foster and family comes from “general assistance”. Several state officials attended With the proper m aterials.......... The Boy Scout Troop No. 36 met State and county public welfare funeral services in Portland on We Monday night at the Legion hall. to Marsing Monday to attend the Will reduce the wear and tear on your tires, rodeo. Dellla F\jster was a Monday WANTED—Used furniture Highest commissions endeavor to provide dnesday of the late Dermore Nick On the high school track the boys guest of nea Kreager. motor, battery, etc. For proper servicing you prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa individuals in similar circumstances erson, executive secretary of the st practiced the Scout pace and work The Overstreet place has been Furniture Co. 1ATFC similar treatment throughout the ate AFT, Detraining at Salem ed on the 2nd class requirments. sold to a Salt Lake family. "Doc" can’t go wrong by trying. state. Saturday James Mott was the first The Defier family spent the 4th Douglas Is now farming the place. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES fOI The direct property tax load has Oregon member to arrive home up at the Caudrey home in Wilder. Rev. and Mrs. Philip Reiman live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay been releived by the elimination of on the adjournment of congress The Drowns family attended the and family of Adrian were Sunday ette. 27Ntfc the $2,500,000 general appropriation State income tax rates will be ann rodeo at Marsing on the 4th. dinner guests at the Herbert Shaw Howard Hatch left Monday with home. FURNITURE WANTED-We pay and the state assuming 90 per cent ounced July 10th. of the general assistance load th his bus for Payette lakes. He will highest prices for used furniture Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hurst and j take the Quaker group to the lakes family and nephew Jim Woods! Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc ereby providing tax relief to the counties. The prior ratio was on a and return with a group from the celebrated the 4th at the rodeo1 60-40 basis. The state and county Methodist church at Nyssa. in Marsing. The Kingman Kolony School bo The Howard Hatch family att TO TRADE Good used washer to welfare commissions are reviewing Mr. and Mrs. Vern Parker and ard has elected Mrs J. E. Beck of state pensions to conform all to ended the 80th birthday reunion for family of Adrian were visitors at trade for refrigerator. Phone 64. -A Vale to teach in the place of Mrs grandma Stark in the Big Bend. 22JTFC present standards of assistance. the William Toomb home Sunday. Sam Shaw, who recently resigned. CASH FOR COUNTIES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins A total of $294,148.05 has been Mr and Mrs Peck are moving into Corsets Surgical garm- appropriated were at Ray Elliott's home in No- to the 36 counties of the Holly house recently vacated by- tus, Sunday. ents the state from the irreducible sch Irma Points. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and fam Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kreager en Mr and Mrs George Cooley and ool fund, the state land board ann Girdles Brazzieres ily of Agate Beach. Oregon, visit tertained at a picnic dinner on the Mrs Bentley of Redmond visited this week. The apportion ALICE A. COLLINS ounced ed at the home of her parents. ment was made on a scale of $1.05 at the home of Mrs Threlma Ell- « h of July. Guests included Mr. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Elliott last sty. Box 500 Phone 122-J for each of Oregon’s 280,141 school iott over the 4th. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and son. Mr. v Bill Doty la home from Portland and Mrs. Guy Glenn and family week. children between the ages of 4 and and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder. BUTCHERING 20 years of age. The distribution visiting his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore at Mr and Mrs Gerrit Muntjewerff Custom butchering every Monday was made for the fiscal year end and F*rlday. Beef, sheep and pork. ing June 30, 1944. and children spent the 4th of July tended a sale near Parma on Mon day. holidays at Payette lake. Sanitary butchering guaranteed. STICKERS FOR ‘45 July 4 passed very quietly in this Miss Jeanette Martin and Miss vicinity. A number from here att- j Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa Mr and Mrs Walter Pinkston, Mr The war-time emergency stickers May Beaumont visited at the Har on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. ended and enjoyed the rodeo at will be used again in 1945 as auto and Mrs Alvon McGinnis. Mr and mobile licenses. After experiments Mrs James McGinnis and family, vey Otis home in Adrian Monday Marsing, some worked In fields, o t- ! hers went fishing and others g a t- ! with various substotutes, including Helen Hatch and Philip and Merle hered for visiting and picnic dlnn- j plastics, for the metal plates of pre Hatch, left Thursday morning for ers. war days. Secretary of State Robert South Mountain on a vacation trip. NOTICE TO CREDITORS S tan d ard Poultry Mr and Mrs John Holly and Mrs A group of Bend pioneers gather- , Notice hereby is given to the cr S. Farrell, Jr. decided to use stick Housa S p ra y ed at the home of Mr and Mrs F. | editors and all other persons inter ers similar to those used last year. William Holly and son, Billy, spent Auto Repairing A. Miller and enjoyed a picnic din- j Comes mixed, reedy ested in the estate of Sid E. Smith, Steel priorities and lack of man the 4th at the Frank Miller home. Mr and Mrs Olenwood Pounds to use. Inexpensive, ned and social visit. deceased, that the undersigned has power prevent the return to the use Reboring. Valve Grind dime's w orth covers Mr and Mrs Will Sweet attended ! been appointed executrix of said es of metal plates. The 1942 white and and Gloria spent the 4th in Vale. more than 100 sq. ft. The George DeHaven and Dennis tate and has qualified as such. All blue plates will continue in use. wi ing, Lathe work. Parts the funeral of Mrs Jean in Parma ! Monday. liersons having claim against said I th the sticker to be used on the Patch families visited relatives at S t a n d a r d W h it# Weiser the 4th. Mrs Della Bunnell returned from i estate are required to present same, windshield. and accessories Mr and Mrs Reiman and family Twin Falls last Saturday and left i O il No. 9 U. S. P. Verified as required by law, together { STATE BUYS WAR BONDS for Caldwell the following Friday to with proper vouchers, within six There is now enough "burled” were Sunday dinner guests at the Non - irritating, is not Phone 56w Clarence Nelson home In South work. absorbed into system. W. E. Schireman Mr and Mrs John Molenaar of Mix with feed so help | Klamath Falls were callers In the movements and remove Muntjewerff home last Monday. intestinal parasites. Phone 61 Wilbur Roberts of Roswell trans acted business In Bend Thursday. Mrs Mrs N. S. Phelan and Mrs Joe Brumbach stayed at the Bishop Phone 64 Your local representative for You save when you home in Nyssa while Mrs Bishop OREGON was in Ogden. S T A N D A R D OF C A L I F O R N I A buy; you save when you Miss Mary' Weir spent the past week visiting friends at Westfall. bake with Picket. I MISCELLANEOUS Sale £ Capital IgPeradc Guaranteed WANTED Towne’s Garage Adrian For TRADE Kingman Kolony VJrC Big Band Legal Advertisement E.W. PRUYN professional And Business Directory DENTISTS .1, R. CUNDALL Dentist Union Pacific Time Inspector JEWELRY — DIAMONDS WATCHES Main Street at Second WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific ONTARIO OREGON SHOE SHOPS Abbott's Sho# Shop Alt kinds of shoe and harness repairing Aero« fro« post office. Bernard Eastman Picket Flour 59 PERMANENT WAVE KIT OPTOMETRISTS DR. J. A. McFALL "M m M r F a ll and Soe Bettor* Phone 56-J Sarazln Clinic NYSSA OREGON JEWELRY STORES PAULUS JEWELRY STORE P la y S a f e - B e w a r e o f E g g Robbers Blood-sucking mites, ticks and fleas weaken birds, make them easy prey to diseases that cut egg production. But they can be controlled easily with Standard Poultry House Spray, the insect killer that stays active for days. And to step up egg production of listless, droopy hens, try dosing with Standard White Oil No. 9 U. S. P. — an excellent mineral oil conditioner. Do it yourself a t home. , ta c h eonUune Per m anent Wave Solution, sham poo, curlers and wave set. Money back autee Uet Safe a CUva-Karl KM auar- NYSSA PHARMACY Serving 5 EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ONTARIO OREGON Parts Orders Shipped Immediately Me Cluer- Manser L. A. Maulding, M.D. Physician and Surgaon Phons 17 Hours; 10 to 12 and I to I Dally-Except Sunday Pry Building Phone 49 Don M. Graham SARAZIN CLINIC M. D. General practice of medietas E-Ray Phystothscaw “B” In the market for Milled in this valley by Weiser Flour Mills Bliss and White Rose To KEEP Potatoes for Shipment and Russetts, either field run or for shipment. To RETAIN J. R. Simplot Payette. Idaho Insurance Agency J. J. Sarazin, 11111 M 11 IIM 111111 II 11 M 111111111111111111111111111 | ITI ’1111 til 111 HI III IH 11111111111111111111111111 II HI IIIIIIIIM 11 IIII 11 M 11111111 II 11 II 1111111 Counties From the Largest Stock of Genuine PHYSICIANS Enriched with Vitamin friends until the very end of life | Is within itself true gr-! eatness. Our services beautify that greatness. Dehydrating Company Cash buyers of potatoes and onions H. C. Greig # Fire and Automobile Insurance Rentals Bonds Nyssa Funeral Home Local Manager Telephone 3 dttM M M toM M UU MMM 4 SMIMI II 11 m i l l 11M 11 H 1 1H MW M M i I M I i Il I II I H M I IM UM II S Nyssa, Oregon U H I K ill H i IM M in u t ili H ill M U M IIM M M I.M H M I 14$
