Nyssa gate city journal., April 25, 1946, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
TH URSDAY. APRIL 25, 1946
PAGE THREE
J as may be just an equitable.
ended a Kingman Kolony Orange was spent socially. Plans were dls- and Mrs. Pannle M. Oreen and Mr.
WA NTED
This summons is published by o i- meeting.
cussed for a project to raise mon­ and Mrs. Elnor Bos tram and fam ­
WANTED— Hay baling Inquire ai der of the Hon. Irwin Troxeli,
ey for the hospital fund. At 4:3u, ily of Welser; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Owyiiee garage. Phone 02R4, Ny- , County Judge, acting in the absence
t ,e hostess twisted by Sadie Park- I Matthews and family of Caldwell.
25A4xc.
| of the Circuit Judge, dated April
1 er served lunch to 13 women and
Mrs. Della Colandra of Ontario
! s even children. The next meeting
WANTED—Team work of any kind ' 3, 1946 prescribing that this sum-
and John Meir of Parma.
May 1 is the deadline date for
be held May 16 with Mrs.
I Dixie Kinkade, cabin 3, Chadwick's j mans be served by publication
Wayne Harris of the fherchant
RATES. Two cents per word for each issue. Arter one month one j camp.
18A2xp.; thereof, once each week for four filing a farm plan for 19 16 . Glen P l“ > Clonln« er and Mrs. Hlnemoa
Seifert
as
hostesses.
The
club
wel-
marines
left for Salem Wednesday
onsecutive and successive weeks in
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c.
WANTED—To buy any kind of beet the Gate City Journal a newspaper iL Hutch n ,on' chau™an oi “ ie ( ,,med Mrs Hertha Thompson back with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pulton
or veal; also we buy banger cows. publlshed in Malheur County Ore- ! Malheur counly commlti.ee remind- into the club.
jof Ontario. He will return to duty
Phone 31M or 06J1.
llA tfc. gon Tbe date Qf the flrst ppbbca ed today. In order to be eligible i Mrs. Prank Parker has been con- as steward after a visit in Corvall-
plows. Tractor in good shape and
WANTED—ExDcrienred farm hmutltto n hereof is April 4. 1946 a n d th e for payme,ll-s on 5011 and water 1 fined to her bed the past week is and Portland
M I o c L L L A N E b u S . has new tires. Herman King, on vear-aro^d work
M alted mao' etate of the last publication is May conserving Practices carried out I with a sore throat.
Miss Lily Pettet, who is taking
Married mao ^ 184g
y during 1946 a farm plan must be Bob Roolcstool accompanied the
cadet nurse' straining in Nampa,
For Sale
• main highway toward Adrian six > a a ouna w o i k .
ouly. Jake Fisher, phone 05R1.
A L
Fletcher completed by that date at the AAA Y. O. A. group of the Oregon Trali spent last Sunday with her par-
FOR SAID—John Deere manure lnUes ,rjm Nyssa-
llAtfc.
4Atfc.
office.
; Grange to a swimming party Fri- enta, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Pettet.
Attorney for Plaintiff
day night.
Mr. and Mrs Vincent Phillips of
spreader, model E. Used one year. BABY CHICKS— For delivery every WANTED Dead or worthless anl-|
Residence and _Prat * Office 0 r r t° " Man Glv,“n ,,iRh
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Rafflngton Boise spent from Monday until
Edward C. Larson, Columbia Ave. Wednesday and Saturday. Order mals. horses, cows, calves, sheep j Address, Nyssa, Oregon.
Farm Program Pont
Following closely on the appoint- ar.d Mrs. Mort Wixon were Ontar- Friday at the Tom Pettet home
____________________________ A252*p' .early so that you can get the breed j
- I
ment of N. E. Dodd of Haines as io ■ callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Pettet are
I Payette 560J3, Fruitland 3713 or
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
__
FOR SALE—New Mercury 100 II. I you want on the date you want
NOTICE HEREBY is given to the under secretary of agriculture Is
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rookstool sisters,
Nampa 1000.
7Mtfc.
P. motors. Herriman Motor Co.
them. Thompson’s Ontario Hatcii-
creditors and all persons Interested the news that another Oregon and daughter of Parma were Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rivett and
25A1XC. ary. Box 578, Ontario, Oregou.7Mtfc. WANTED—To
purchase
straw.
(be estate of Mallie j Oreeley* farmer has risen to leadership of day dinner guests of his brother. Pete Rivett of Nampa visited Sun
Frank T. Morgan.
Roy,
day with
28Ktic'I deceased, that the undersigned has na,lonal farm Programs.
B"
” and family.
"’,,h Mr and Mrs. Joe Watt-
FOR SALE;—Electric hot water hea­
Fred EntermUle oi B lker has
Mr and Mrs Loren HUe are erson and iamlly
ters, upper and lower heating ele­ FOR SALE-Late shipment Just ar- jtloqr SANDiNG—New or old I been appointed Administrator of
been named as assistant director parents of a son born Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Houston att-
ments, double thermostat, 40 gal­ lived! RANCH-WAY garden cult -1 floors sanded perfectly. Large com- the estate of Mallie J. Greeley,
•
ended the funeral of Sharon Colley
inex- merrial machine and experienced and has qualified as such. All per- of the western division of the pro- April 20.
lons. Quick delivery. Nyssa Jiirnl- ivator, all metal — durable
duction and marketing adminin-1
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- ■ ■■
In Ontario. The girl, who was one
ture Co.
25Atfc. pensive. This amazing new 2-way operators. Telephone Boise 6189R. sons having claims against said es-
field service
branch I L l O C O l o
year old. dlad o t pneumonia. Her
adjustable hand cultivator is avail-
18R2XC. stale are required to present the istration’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R L. Colley
FOR SALE;—Genuine Maytag wa- able now. Limited supply only! THE 1 ------ —— --------------------:------
same with the proper vouchers (formerly AAA>. Like many other|
ter softener, 39 cents a package. NYSSA ELEVATOR.
18A2xc. WANTED—Lady to wrap meat four duly verified, within six months ot top USDA administrators. Enter -1 The Lincoln Grazing association llve on Dead ° x flat
Nyssa Furniture Co.
2 5 A t fc .-----------------------------------------------------hours a day. Polar Cold Storage, tie date of the first publication of millf s rL' e to leadership started m n at the Claude Page home All
Mr- and Mrs Blalne May of
~
n.._
« i
S^
“ ? Ut0" 10bile ‘ “ urance- P h o n e 124
18At,c- this notice which date is March w i t h h U e l e c t l o n “ A A A c o m m - of the members have turned their ?• ” * * Vlew’ M r a n d Mrs Howard
FOR SALE Ball-bearing castors Public Liability, Pi-operty D am age,!---------- :-------------- - ---------------
1Mtj , , h undersb.ned a, bhe itteeman. He went to AAA's wes- catlle onto ^
grazlng iand as Lemons and family of Fruitland.
for bed, chests and dressers, etc., . Fire, Theit and Collision. Placed WANTED— Bulldozer work. Call 39J
’
I . . p, t h = th rit tern division staff from the chair-
ditch water was turned into anc* Mr- anc* Mrs- L001™1*«* Brown
Nyssa Furniture Co.
25Atfc. in the best companies at lowest or write Clower’s Brothers, Box H,
»,
Oregon uhi^h m h*rf»hv U n sh ip of the Baker county com- lbe diu-h pridav
ar‘d sons of O b 181-1«1 were Sunday
'Nyssa, Oregon._____________ 18A2xp. ° L gL e d a T the p tce of brni-
j School was resumed again Thurs- dl™ 'r ^ s t s a‘ the Jule Houston
FOR SALE;— 35 sacks small netted possible rates. Bernard Eastman.
14F“ C- POR RENT -200 acres, 2 !4 miles'ness in all matters connected with
° lher recent changes In PMA day after having been closed for a l o™9' _
_
gem seed potatoes, one year from
officers emphasize the fact that week due to one of the pupils
The Buper Servers 4-H club held
certification. G. W. DeHaven. Ny­ FOR SALE — Three-room house, north of Ontario on highway, suit - 1 estate.
1st publication March 28. 1946.
federal farm programs are run by Mary Henry, having the scarlet 8 welner roast at the home of
ssa route 1.
25A2xp. with bath. Furnished or unfurnish­ able for row crops. See R a n k T
Last publication April 25, 1946. ! farmers- ° us Oeissler, who as dir- fever n 0 new cases have been re- ° ne ° ( lts _members. ^ols Mainline
28Mtfc
ed. To be moved horn lot. Bernard Morgan.
Saturday afternoon.
POR SALE;— Johnson Seahorse 314
Everett L. Miller, Administrator ector of the fleld servlce branch ported.
Eastman.
lOJtfc.
horse motor. Also new acetylene
The pupils also enjoyed a h a lf' Mr and Mrs A>lan Halnllne and
Estate of Mallie J. Greeley, de­ of the western division was known
MISCELLANEOUS
welding torch with complete tips. FOR SALE—Choice lots, good lo­
by many farmers of Oregon, be- holiday on Good Friday afternoon. Byron Rhea of Bolse att* nded
ceased.
comes manager of the Federal Crop |
Barnes spent Thursday with sfTvlces at Lincoln Sunday. Mr.
Clanence Keller, route 1, Nyssa, 14 cation, good title, Bernard Eastman. MISCELLANEOUS—Any kind of
mile north of Adrian on highway.
Insurance corporation. L. H. Nor - 1 blS almt Mrs Vern Smith while and Mrs' Ray Parley and sons,
llAtfc. earth moving and land leveling by
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
hour or contract. Heavy duty equip­
25A2xp.
NOTICE HEREBY is given to the ton, Kansas PMA director and AAA bjs parenbSi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bobble and Carl, of Park and Mrs.
FOR SALE—Get those flowering ment hauling. Gannon Bros., phone
creditors and all persons interested chairman, takes over Gelssler’s Barnes, went to Nampa with Rev. I M**ler of White Settlement wero
FOR SALE;—Just received small shrubs and roses now. Hedge plants, 05J4.
4AMc. In the estate of Roy Alfred Utter,, former
post. Under
Secretary and Mrs. R L Kriner Mr Barnes 1 0 'rt"°f‘ comrnunH.v visitors In the
supply of baled and burlapped box- . willow and maple trees. Lloyd Lewis
deceased, that the undersigned has !
s former post of national dir- | consulted a doctor In regard to afternoon
wood, Pfitzer junipers, puramidals 3/4 mile north of main street “Y” MISCELLANEOUS—Sewing mach­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weldon of Fos­
been appointed Administrator ot ector' PMA f'eld services branch, his health He will return for fur-
globe arborvitae. Lloyd W. Lewis.
on highway.
llAtfc. ine repairing, factory-trained ex­ the estate of Roy Alfred Utter, has t>een taken by Dave David- , ther examination the last of the sil. Oregon and Dick Weldon of
pert
mechanic.
Lamps,
pulleys
and
18Atfc
Salem spent Saturday at the home
FOR SALE—Moline horse-drawn supplies for all electric machines. and has qualified as such. All per- ' son' California PMA director and month.
] Ida Nelson of Payette also acc- of their sister, Mrs. Derrell Percy.
FOR SALE;—Get those Gem Ever- beet cultivator, complete with tools. Rebuilt and guaranteed portables, sons having claims against said es- AAA chairman.
Miss Pearl Oreen, daughter of
ompanled the Kriner family to
bearing strawberries now. $2.50 per Wolfe brothers, 15 miles southwest treadles and electric bargains. Will state are required to present the World w l,eat Prospects
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Oreen, Is work­
same
with
the
proper
vouchers
Better
Than
Last
4
ear
!
Nampa.
She
was
a
Thursday
over-
hundred. Lloyd W. Lewis. 18Atfc. of Nyssa, Sunset valley.
llA3xp. buy or trade machines. Needles for
duly verified, within six months ot
Farly prospects point to a world night guest at the Kriner home ing In a greenhouse at Bowling
FOR SALE}—Netted gem seed pota­ POR SALE;—Registered Spotted Po­ No. 8 to 200 thread. F. "Lete" Sack- the date of the first publication of wheat crop better than the 1945 and returned to her employment ° ^ en' 041 ” ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walz and fam­
toes. $2 per hundred bulk in celar. land China gilts. Cecil Evans, route ett, Phone 247M. 469 West First this notice, which date is March h“ rvest-
Another
billion-bushel at Payetu, m d ay.
Pipeline ranch, 6 lies southwest of 2, Parma.
4A4xp. St. South, Third building south 28, 1946, to the undersigned at the crop is in prospect ,or the United j Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Barnes of ily and Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler
of
US.
28.
Ontario,
Oregon
Nyssa. Richard Maw.
18A2xo.
office of A. L. Flethcher in the City jstates- The European prospects are Dakota City, Nebraska arrived In and family visited at the home of
FOR SALE—Nyssa Nursing home
of Nyssa, Oregon, which is hereby ,or a better than last year but this community Wednesday even- Reynold Stohler at Black canyon.
MISCELLANEOUS
—
For
insured
FOR SA LE-Potato picking belts for investment. A. L. Atkeson.
Fredle Watterson spent last week
below pre-war acreages in many lng Mr Anderson, a nephew, and
28Mtfc. and first class hauling see Stanley designated as the place of busi­
and beet hoes. Nyssa Implement
| his son, Bobby, accompanied them at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reffett. Phone 76, Powell Service ness in all matters connected with countries.
North Africa has good prospect. , here. Mr. Anderson and son will Rivett of Nampa.
company, at Stunz lumber yard.
Station. 7Mtfc.
estate.
For Rent
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawkins and
18A2xc.
Early
soil conditions in Argentina return to their home In Sioux City,
1st publication March 28, 1946.
family have moved Into their new
STORAGE!-
Consolidated
Freight-
are
favorable
for
the
seeding
of
the
Iowa
next
week.
FOR RENT—Veltex service station
Last publication April 25, 1946.
POR SALE;—Four-wheel trailers,
next crop which will be harvested
The Patch and Chat club met house, which was recently built on
Leo L. Utter, Administrator
near schoolhouse for rent and shop ways building, First street. See
Nyssa Implement company,
at
Jake
at
the
Fix-it
shop.
24Mlfc
near the end of 1946. Australia Is at the home of Leila Sayers T h un - a tract of land opposite the Ar­
equipment and accessories for sale.
Estate
of
Roy
Alfred
Utter,
de­
Stunz lumber yard.
18A2xc.
seeking a substantial increase U' day Co-hostesses were Clarice Ross, chie Hawkins farm
Call at station.
llA3xp. MISCELLANEOUS—Duplicate car ceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frank, who
the acreage of wheat to be har- | Mary Winslow and Dona Sayers.
FOR SALE—Field and garden seeds.
and cylinder lock keys made. Gam­
vested In December, 1946. Mofsture Roll call was "What Is Your have been visiting their son, Leslie,
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
LOST
Hollingsworth Hardware and Imple­
ble store.
250afc.
at Antioch, California, are now In
OWYHEE IRRIGATION DISTRICT conditions ln Canada are decidedly Favorite Spring Flower?"
ment company.
4Atfc.
LOST OR STRAYED—One blue- NOTICE;—I will not be responsible
Sunday school was attended by the state of Washington.
Notice hereby is given, That the better than last year'
Fred Klelhorn has returned from
FOR SALE—Farm-all 20 on steel roan mare, 1400 pounds. If found for any debts contracted by Helen Board o t. Directors of the Owyhee
101 persons Easter Sunday. A bas­
the service and Is now visiting his
hang-on cultivator, celling price.. write LeRoy Barney, Parma, Ida- Hopkins. (Signed) Bill Hopkins.
ket
dinner
was
served
at
noon.
At
Irrigation District, sitting as a
E. E. Cloninger, Sunset f&Uey.
ho.
25Alxp
18A3xp. Board of Equalization, will meet
2 p. m. a program was given. Solos friend, Allen Anderson, at the Fred
Bailey farm. The Klelhorn family
llA3xp *---------------- —----- -----------------------------f _________________________________ __ on the 7tll day of May, 1946 st
_____________;___________________
| LOST— Young guernsey. Tag num-
BUTCHERING
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reffett
Sdn* * B° “ >y ™ " er' D ,‘ * live at Portland now. but formerly
8:00
a’clock
P.
M.
of
said
day
at
FOR SALE;— Large power-lift Case j ter in ear 217. Write box 907, Ny- j custom butchering every Mon- .
...
have returned from several days K
R
' _
..
*n lived here on the farm tenanted
, . _
. _ ,
. „ ' Karen Ross. Drexell Barnes and
tractor and two-bottom tumblebug ssa.
25A2xp. __ ' *
pnday.
Beef, sheep and n u r i ° V If
ce n f r Nyssa'
° rego'?'
to r
spent at Grand Coulee and Hood E,don Hlck
a duet „ dld by Roy Pearce.
‘
KP
o v io u n n o
o
nrl o
o r v o o t.
purpose
of reviewing
and
correct
pork. Sanitary butchering guaran­
River. Returning home they vUlted Mrs Jlm HawkllLS and Mr, Jule
Derrell Percy Is the ditch rider
ing Its assessment roll and apport the Newgen families at Madras j Houst(Jn Mrj
for this section again this year.
teed. Phone 05R1. All stock must
come in Thursday or Sunday after­ ionment of charges for operation and Tosch brothers of Prosser,
Millard Kinney received a first
Dean Halnllne also sang. Several
noon between 1 o’clock and 7. No and maintenance for the 1946 sea- Washington, former residents of
division rating when he played a
plays
and
drills
were
given.
Chris­
; stock accepted on butchering day. ion, and assessment for forty per this valley.
piano solo at the eastern Oregon
tian Endeavor and Bible study
! One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta cent of the operation and mainten­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
district music meet held at La-
were held In the evening.
ance
estimated
charges
for
the
sea­
! avenue. Jake Fischer.
29Mtfc
of Forest Grove, Oregon came
Glen Ward will be a member or Grande Saturday.
son of 1947, payable in advance Mrs. Edwin Bergam and family.
during the year 1946, by virtue'of Their son, Donald Tosch, accom­ the Ontario baseball team for this
ESTRAYED
season.
Bureau of Reclamation order.
panied Edwin Bergam to Pross­
STRAYED—Buck lamb from slaug­
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Johnson re­
The assessment roll and record er, Washington, where the men
hter house, call 06J1 or 31 M. H. O. may be inspected at the office of
turned to their home here last
Hopkins.
llA tfc. the district by any interested per­ have purchased land and will build Sunday after making a trip to
Accident
Insurance
dwellings on their property,
Kansas and Colorado. They re­
son during office hours of each
James
Trumbull
Is
leveling
Legal Advertising
turned by way of Antioch. Calif­
business day.
Low Rate
ground on the Black place.
ornia, where they visited Mr. and
By order of the Board of Direc­
SUMMONS FOR PULICATION
The reclamation bureau com­
OPTOM ETRISTS
Mrs.
Emil
Frank,
former
residents
tors,
by
NO. 5958-E
Broad Coverage
pleted digging a drain ditch from
PHYSICIANS
Frank T. Morgan, Secretary the Rookstool place through the here.
IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
DR. J. A. McFALL
Jack
Pettet
has
returned
from
Owyhee Irrigation District Reffett farm.
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Protection on regular
"See McCall and See Better"
SAR AZIN CLINIC
a trip to Oakland, California. His
First pub. March 28, 1946.
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
Elmer Cloninger Injured his foot
airlines
and also in pri­
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Last pub. April 25, 1946.
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
James Boor, Plaintiff vs A. W.
Thursday morning when a trac­
vate
planes
as a passen­
Mrs. John W Brown of Payette,
Ward
and
Leah
Ward,
his
wife:
Dr. K E. Kerby
tor upset.
stayed at his place while he was
ger, pilot or student.
Emil David; the unknown heirs of
RICHLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barrett away,
Physician and Surgeons
Annie Hou.'h. sometimes known as
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Roger were were Ontario callers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Halnllne en­
S. Anna Housh, and all other per­ in Caldwell on business Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephens and
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
tertained at a birthday dinner
sons
and
parties
unknown
having
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Parker
were
Physician and Surgeon
Thursday honoring their son, Dean
or claiming to have any right, title,
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams rode fishing near Dry creek Sunday.
Phone 87
and Mrs. Halnllne'a sister, Helen
interest in, or lien upon the real to the hills one day last week with
ONTARIO
OREGON
Dude
Parker
trucked
a
load
of
Insurance
Real Estate
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
estate described In the complaint Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell, who fat cattle to the sale at Caldwell Pennington of Payette. Herbert
Daily—Except Sunday
Rogers of Ontario was also a guest.
on
file,
being
Block
76
of
Green’s
were taking cattle to the range . 1 Thursday.
.JEWELRY STORES
Phone 64
Laat Sunday guests at the Orval
Addition to the City of Nyssa, Mal­
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Grider re-1 Chuck S/iare took his cattle to
Oreen home were Edwin Oreen
Nyssa Post No. 79
Nyssa,
Oregon
PAULUS
heur County. Oregon, Defendants, turned home Sunday from a trip the hills Thursday,
to
Sumpter,
Oregon
They
were
acc-
Bob
Rookstool
and
Pete
Clonln-
j To: A. W. Ward and Leah Ward,
JEW ELRY
STORE
¡his wife: Emil David and the un- ompanled by Owen Gann of Nyssa ger were business callers at Wels-
Union Pacific Time Inspector
Nan Grider, Tommy
Ridder, er Thursday.
j known heirs of Annie Housh, some-
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
The Wahine club resumed their
j times known as S. Anna Housh, Gene Gardner and Marie £eburn
WATCHES
(and all other persons and parties attended the Y. G. A. welner roast meetings last Thursday at the
Main Street at Second
! unknown having or claiming to and swimming party at Snlveley's home of Mrs. Roy Rookstool with
Sadie Parker presiding at the bus­
The American Legion
have any right, title, interest In, pool Friday night.
W YCKOFF
Dr. and Mrs. John Long of Ny­ iness meeting. Election of officers
j or lien upon the real estate des-
Holds regular meetings
‘ cribed in the complaint on file ssa called on Mr. and Mrs. O. L. was held. Mrs. Morton was elect­
JEW ELRY
STORE
ed president; Naomi Parker, vice
First and Third Thurs­
herein, being Block 76 of Green's Willis Sunday.
Official Time Inspector for
Miss Miriam Black of Ontario president, and Cora Rookstool, sec-
Union Pacific
Addition to the City of Nyssa, Mal­
days, every month.
heur County, State of Oregon—De- was a guest Monday at the Char- j retary. Mrs. John Reffett, Mrs.
ONTARIO
0REX30N
’ey Orlder home. In the evening Loren Hite and Mrs. Stanley Reff-
i fendents.
All veterans and service
Miss Black and Mrs. Grider att- ett were guests. The afternoon
For an apprentice learning the printing trade.
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
men and women are GEORGE .JACKSON
j OF OREGON, You and each of you
MODERN WATCH REPAIRING
j are notified to appear in the above I
welcome to attend our
State Licensed
I entitled court and cause within four |
A G. I. can start at that figure under the on-
Watchmaker
meetings._______________
! weeks after th* date of the first
ONTARIO. OREGON
HAVE
TH AT
publication of this summons, which
3 >4 blocks N. of City Hall
H A Y BUYER
date is April 4.1946, to wit: on or j
the-job training program of the government
CAR RADIO CHECKED
before May 2, 1946, said date being ^
DENTISTS
t
I
the
last
day
of
four
weeks
from
the
W . F. JAHN
•n
date
of
the
first
publication
of
thLs
I
J. R. (TINDALL
and continue at that wage during his entire
| summons, and answer the said com-
Dealer in hay and grain
Dentist
j plaint, and if you fail to answer
Third at Good Ave.
Phone 56-J
j for want thereof, the plaintiff will }
apprenticeship.
Sarazin Clinic
i apply to the court for the relief,
Sales Service Supplies NYSSA
OREGON
! prayed for In his complaint on file '
herein.
W O R LD
FAM OUS
I This suit Is brought for the pur-
VETERINARIAN
For particulars call at the office of the
ELECTROLUX
| pose of securing a decree adjudg- I
Ing that the defendants have no
DR J. H. BERGER
Cleaner & Air Purifier j
right, title. Interest or estate In or j
Veterinarian
Located in Wilson’s
E. R. Anderson
I lien upon Block 76 of Green's Ad- .
Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside, Box D
Phone 135J [ riltton to the City of Nyssa. Mal-
Diy Goods Store
| beur County. 8 tate of Oregon, and
Weiser, Idaho
Nyssa, Oregon
quieting .the title of the plaintiff
I thereto, and for such other relief:
Classified
AAA MWS
Advertising
Upper Sunset
d
d
lts
,n
the
Professional
, Aviation
Business Directory
Bernard Eastman
Can You Beat This ?
$175 to $200 a Month
NOW
Wayne’s Radio Repair
Gate City Journal