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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, N Y SS A , OREGON
OWYHEE MORMANS
CELEBRATE 24TH
and Mrs. Jim Reeder and their
son-in-law and wife, Mr and Mrs.
Howard Parson, former merchants
COW H O LLO W (Special)— Mr. “ Ole's corner, arrived at their
aew home In Los Angeles.
The L.D.S. people of the Owyhee
| llstrlct, six or eight families, spent
July 21 In Caldwell city park In
elebiatlon of the centennial year
Insurance -f the pioneers who entered the
Real Ostate ;V
alt Lake valley In 1847 .
Arthur Callahan. Val Mitchell and
rvin Dut fey have returned home
Phone 64
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Nyssa, Oregon
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Mrs. Clarence Herrud. The baby, j
weighing 9 pounds, was named
Michael Duane. Mrs. Herrud 13
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Callahan of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Utter enjoyed
a few days' vacation in the Unity
mountains last week.
Mrs. Ellis Ostbery and children
of Torry, Utah are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Durfee.
Hank and Mary Kollen entertain
ed members of the Y.G.A. Sundaj
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served.
'•■>* Mrs. IVron Larson and
n o t if t h e r e w a s
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X UNCLE O rC A R S R ?
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS
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the M cCormick-Deering M ilker. It’s
efficient, dependable and sanitary.
Why not come in today and see the
m odels we have in stock for your
immediate selection.
Convenient term s can be arranged,
if you wish.
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M A M IN 'S "LITTLE SHAVER
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Wyatt Smith, 2 miles northeast ’ may be filed thereto; and all per-
of Nyssa near river on Oregon aide. .-.ana Interested In said estate ate
UA2xp. hereby notified then and there to
appear and show cause, If any they
LO ST— Eight-weeks-old Berkshire have, why the said account should
gilt, strayed from H. J. Sanders not be settled and allowed, and why
'■'are west of Nvssa. Finder notify J; t: bution o f said estate should
Reid Campbell, 361 Good avenue not be made to the persons en
Reward.
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SAI E— Seven-foot Kelvlna-
tor refrigerator. In excellent condi
tion. Price >165. See owner, B M
Haw.ey at Nyssa-Parma Junction.
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F i-’ t SAJ '4-- »1735 Luya Improved
site. 75 by 150, furnished garage
house, dug basement. Insured title.
See owner, 463 North 8th, Nyssa.
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FOR °A L E — One double Simmons
bed complete, one 10-tufce radio.
>oe r •
! mattress, one daybed
Mrs. Ed Werderman, Trailer Court.
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W IT H
The
Friendly
The Nyssa theater announces that
it will hold a midnight spook show
¿Saturday midnight. August 16. fea
turing on the stage Valleau and
ompany and on toe screen “ House
of Dracula” .
Mr. Valleau (above) Is known
from coast to coast for Ills offer
ing of hypnotism and spectacular
magic. During the war Mr. Vai-
leau and his company entertained
thousands of boys In hospitals and
camps. He has Just recently com
pleted an extended engagement of
shows in the larger theaters in
the east.
“Those attending the midlnght
spook show are in for a real treat
of the display and explanation ot
hypnotism, Its art and uses', thea
ter manager Olean Wells said. “ Al-
long with the hypnotism, Mr. Val-
’.eau will present a generous of-
ering of magic, which everyone
houid enjoy, (and who doesn't
ike magic?)
' To know Mr. Valleau and his
harming wife one will find that
they are really master showmen,
ap..ble of presenting before the
>ubllc an entertaining and inter-
jstiug program seldom seen on the
tage.
' The management also wishes
,o announce that on the screen
vill be shown “ House of Dracula",
eaturing Lon Chaney and John
Carradine. For the fans who like
j O freeze and scream, the picture
is going to be a field day of mac
abre fun and should really please."
family left last Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Rosel Anderson of Nyssa
on a trip to the Yellowstone park.
Mr. Larson will join his sister at
Idaho Falls on the trip.
The young people of Sunset val
ley, 20 or 25 boys and girls, met
at Fay Callahan's home last Sun
day evening after church for a
party. Home-made candy and wat
ermelons were served.
Mrs. Everett Callahan honored
her husband and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Durfee last Saturday ev
ening with a birthday party. Twen
ty-five were present. Games were
played on the lawn. Ice cream and
cake and sandwiches were served.
Mr. Callahan received several pres
ents. Mrs. Durfee was presented
with a beautiful radio by her child
ren In observance of her 60th birth
day.
Too Late To Classify
FO R S A L E — Canning tomatoes at
Owyhee Grocery between Adrian
and Nyssa. Bring containers. Phone
010-RI, Aifrad Brim.
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FOR CALE— 1941 Chevrolet truck,
two-speed rear end, 8:25.20 tires.
Freuhauf steel flat bed with St.
Paul hoist, also has radio, heater
and spotlight, »'000. Palmer Ross,
Parma, phone 164-J11.
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FOR SAL E — 1946 G.M. John Deere
tractor, 12A combine with all at
tachments, 340 Lets mill, eight-
foot tandem disc, six-foot fresno,
two-bottom, two-way John Deere
plow and 8 by 16 foot Implement
trailer. Martin Tuttle, phone 101-
W2, Parma, east end of Lang ave
nue in Parma.
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Legal Advertising
IN THE C O U N TY CO URT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FO R M ALHEUR COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Matter of the Estate of
A R M IN A SERAPHINE CARNEGIE,
Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order of the
County Court for Maheur County,
Oregon, made and entered on the
5th day of August, 1947, In the
matter of the estate of Armlna
Seraphine Carnegie, deceased, that
the undersigned, as administrator
of said estate, will sell at private
sale on sealed bids for cash In
hand or on such terms as might
be for the best Interests of said
estate the following-described real
property, to-wlt:
(a) Lots 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17 and
18 in Block 60 of Green's Addition
to the City of Nyssa.
(b) Seven-room frame house situ
ated on Lots 13 and 14 In Block
60 of Green's Addition to the City
of Nyssa.
Bids for said property must be
in writing and sealed, and must
specify the purchase price offered,
together with the terms of pay
ment of same, and must be filed
with the undersigned at his office
at 122 Main street in the City of
Nyssa, Oregon on or before 10 o’
clock a.m. on the 13th day of Sep
tember, 1947. Bids will be opened at
1 o’clock p.m. on the same day and
at the same place.
That a deed will be executed to
the best and highest bidder there
for, subject to the right of said
administrator to reject any and all
bids and subject to the confirma
tion of this court.
Dated this 14th day of August,
1947.
Harold Henigson, ‘Administrator
of the Estate of Armlna Seraphine
Carnegie, Deceased.
First publication August 14.
Last publication September 11.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE C O UNTY
OF MALHEUR
Notice of Settlement of
FO R SALE— Maytag washer, boy's
Final Account and Hearing
bicycle, both almost new, bedroom i
In the Matter of the Estate of
suite, piano and other furniture.
CULVER K NEAL NORCOTT.
Deceased
Notice Is hereby given
that
Don M.
George J. Mitchell, the adminis
trator
of
the estate of Cul-
v e r
Kneal
Norcott,
deceased,
Insurance Agency
has filed in the county court of
Malheur County, Oregon, the first
and final account of hts adminis
tration of said estate, and that the
Fire and Automobile
16th day of September, 1947, at
the hour of 10:00 o’clock A.M. of
Insurance
said day at the county court room
In the City of Vale, Oregon has
Rentals
Bonds been fixed by the court as the time
and place for the hearing of said
account and any objections that
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FOR SALE— 600 cedar posts, 32c.
Marion Chard, 624 N. Sixth street.
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Grass steers top »23. Bulk common to medium »19 to »22. Grass
heifers top »22. Bulk common to medium »17 to »21. Grass cows
top »17. Bulk common to medium »15 to »16. Cutter cows »12.50
to »14. Canner cows »10 to »12.50. Feeder cows »13.25 to »15.
Bulls »17 to »18. Veal calves top »23. Bulk calves »18 to »22.
Bulk bulls »17 to »18. Stocker*or feeder steers »18 to »21.
Hogs top $29.70. Bulk fat hogs »29.25 to »29.70. Feeder pigs
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SOIL OEPOSITEO MCA
SOIL B E M O V tO FOOM M I A I -
tlon brought to a close and said
administrator discharged.
Dated this 14tn day o f August;
1947.
George J. Mitchell, Administra
tor of the Estate of Culver Kncal
Norcott, Deceased.
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Last pub. September 11, 1947.
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You can’t call a truce when danger lurks
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1947
Phone 118-W