Nyssa gate city journal., March 10, 1949, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

T-IIE NYSSA G ATE _fTTY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1949
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F U N E R A L IS H E L D
] - l Mr and Mrs- olaf *yuingncs.,
FOR F Y L L IN G N E S S Wlth Nys-'11 .veterans association
conducting m ilitary rites.
SUNSET V A LLE Y , Mar. 10— Pun-1
Fyllingness, who was killed in
, , . _
,
, action on the Kalian front in July
eral services were held Sunday a f - . cf 19t4 u survived t,y hte parenUs,
ternoon at the Owyhee cemetery one urmher, Harold Fyllingness,
for Oliver Arthur Fyllingness, s on 1 and six sisters, Mrs. John Minke
BwraU. M r B sto M M m « i
and Mrs. Alfred Pancheri, both of
idano falls, taano, Joan Fylling-
uess of San Francisco, Mrs. Rich-
aid
Laracy
and
Mrs.
Hardin
Crutuifield. both of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson
and daughter, Clara, and Mrs. A l­
fred ranoneri, wno were overnight
gue..s Sunday at the Olaf Fyliing-
,,e>s lioine, and Mrs. Anna Ekan-
,,er and her granddaughter, Carol
Potter, who were overnight guests
at uie Andrew Titland home, all
leturned to taieir homes at Idaho
rails Monday.
They drove here
to attend the funeral services for
Oliver Fyllingness.
Tne Busy Bakers 4-H club met
Saturday afternoon at the home
A Mrs. Robb Thompson, with all
11 members present.
The lesson
lor the day included the making
of cream sauces. The members de­
cided to divide the group into first
and second year cooking classes.
The next lesson will be cereal cook­
ing for the first year group, and
brownies and cup cakes for the
older group.
Little
Miss
Paula
Bergam,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Bergam was selected as one o f the
court for the annual Cinderella
ball held Friday evening in Nyssa.
Miss Clarice Notheis, Mrs. Charlie
The answer is
surprisingly low
byGRBYHOOND
Fares to a mapful o f other
points . . . near or far . . .
are a lso a m a z i n g l y low.
And you save 20'/, on the
return trip when you buy
ro u n d t r i p t ic k e t s . Go
Greyhound — Go n o w !
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for your home. The proper choice of colors
can change the appearance inside and outside.
Using the right colors in the right places to get
the desired effect is simple. Consult us for
suggestions.
One Coat Flat Wall Finish
High Gloss Enamel
Kem Tone ..........
There are
N O LO W E R FARES
Typical Bargains ( ah . it ..>
qt. $1.20
Nyssa
Nyssa
Nyssa
Nyssa
Nyssa
Nyssa
qt. $1.69
......... gal. $3.79
Nyssa furniture Co.
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Carl’s Doll House
Phone 112
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$ 8.30
$ 24.20
»lus Tax
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(F O R B IG L O A D S )
$ k .:* o
$ 27.30
SI S 0 $
Depot At
1 Block West o f R. R. Depot
ome like ’em D I U
$ 7.70
Portland
Salt Lake
Omaha
Los Angeles
Spokane
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KAISER-FRAZER
SERVICE) Sales
A party was given in honor of
J. B. Lewis of Nyssa Monday eve­
ning of last week at his home,
where 18 friends gathered to bid
him good-bye before he left pn an
L. I>. S. mission to the east-central
states. He left Nyssa March 4 for
Salt Lake City, where he will re­
ceive training prior to leaving on
the mission.
Schweizer, Mrs. Benjam, Mrs. S. E.
Flanagan. Darvis and Judith Berg
am, and Terry and Pattie Fallagan
attended.
To Mountain Home—
Last week was a busy one at tne
Rev. Hugh Cowls, who has been
U. E. Parker home. Mr. and Mrs. serving as pastor o f the Seventh
Walter Seivers and family of West- Day Adventist church in Nyssa,
tail
were dinner guests one day has gone to Mountain Home to
Luncheon guests another day were assist with services as singing
Noah Howard and sons, Max and evangelist.
Arnold Day, Mrs. Arnold Ray and
CARD OF THANKS
daughter. Sunday dinner guests
To our many friends in the
weie Mr. and Mis. Charles Share,
Wilfred Gilbert of Wallowa, Mr. Owyhee and Nyssa communities.
Please accept our deepest thanks
and
Mrs. Albert
McConnell and
daughters o f Ontario, and Lee and appreciation for the m anj
Strickland.
The men vaccinated tokens of sincere sympathy ex­
and dohorned Parker's cattle Sun­ tended to uc Sunday, March 6
when our beloved son, Oliver was
day.
Especially do we
Frank Parker has gone to the laid to rest.
west coast to visit his mother and hank the Nyssa veterans for the
comradship shown for Oliver and
son.
John Guey has been building a 0 us. All will be a lovely memory
concrete foundation for Casnuer to ourselves and our family.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Fyllingness
Kataezyk's house, this week.
Gary Nielsen, young son of Mr. and Family.
and
Mrs. Elver Nielsen, injured
sale ^ alendar
himself Thursday at school when
lie ran into a swing in motion. FARM M A C H IN E R Y SALE— locat­
He had to have several stitches ed one mile east of Vale on Foot­
taken to close the gash made be­ hill Drive road.
Sale starts a
tween his left eye and temple.
1 p. m. Saturday, March 12. Farm
Friday supper guests at the machinery, truck, poles.
Terms
Thomas Nishitani home were Mr. ash. W. H. Daniel, owner. Bert
and Mrs. Paul Takeuchi of Nampa. Anderson and Joe Church, auct­
Mi. and Mrs. Clifford Wolfe en­ ioneers. L. H. Fritts, clerk.
tertained Sunday in their new
home. At a dinner honoring Mrs. PU B LIC FARM SALE— Located It
Veva Castle on her birthday, guests miles northwest of Vale, 7'4 miles |
were Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Collin on John Day highway, then 3 !2
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Criss, all west or 2 miles south and K mile
of New Plymouth, and Mr. and east of Willowereek store.
Sale
Mrs. Harold Ackerman and family starts at 1 p. m. Lunch served on
of Payette.
The W olfe family grounds. Tuesday, March 15.
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moved into their new atractive head cattle, 57 head sheep, horses,
ranch style bungalow home this poultry,
machinery,
feed,
dairy
Tuesday.
Mr. W olfe
plans on equipment,
furniture,
miscellan­
farming his 40 acres and also 40 eous. Terms: cash. R. W. Thomas,
acres owned by his father, Otto owner.
Bert Anderson
&
Joe
Wolfe.
Church auct., L. H. Fritts, clerk.
Mrs. Ada Snyder, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Grover | P U B LIC FAR M SALE—Located on
Cooper, visited Monday and Tues­ the old Eldorado ranch 214 miles
day at the home of her son, Har- northwest of Jamieson on the John
ild Snider.
On Wednesday she Day highway. Sale starts at 1 p.
returned to Boise.
m.
Lunch served on grounds.
Machinery,
Am ending the Tuesday Ontario Thursday, March 17.
ale were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis shop equipment, household goods,
Terms: cash. Winnie B.
vfithcll, Mr. and Mrs. M elvin Pent horses.
darvis and Diana, W alter Hillis Cammann, owner. Bert Anderson
and Joe Church, auctioneers. L. H.
md Mrs. Elizabeth Satterly.
A birthday dinner celebrating Fritts, clerk.
both Kenneth Price's and Joel
Price's birthday was given at the P U B LIC FAR M SALE-^Saturday.
fra" Price home Sunday.
Guests March 12, at 1 p. m„ located on
included Mr. and 'Mis. Harold Falk Island farm, 1 mile south of
Snyder and daughter. Mr. and Ontario, then l'n miles southeast.
Mrs. Ed Price and fam ily, and Cattle, horses, machinery, miscel­
Miss Nonna Jean Dierking.
laneous articles. Falk Island farms,
Mrs. Fred Mitchell accompanied1 owner; Cols. Bert Anderson and
i
What’s the fare
from here to —
Turn over a new leaf..
miles west o f Vale on Burns high­
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee on a Joe Church, auctioneers; L. H.
way. Turn right at Little Valley
trip Monday to Rexburg, Idaho. Fritts, clerk.
service station. 3/4 mile north, one
They attended the funeral of Vir-
,.ma Jensen, who was killed in F A R M SALE—Thursday, March 17, mile west, first place across rail-
an auto accident.
All arrived 1 p. m. Lunch on grounds, 8 miles 1 road track. Sale starts at 1 p. m.
tame Thursday.
north Payette or 8 miles south Lunch served on grounds.
W ed­
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen. Mr.
ind Mrs. Clifford Nielsen, and Mr. Weiser, one mile east Crystal sid- nesday, March 16. 2 horses. 7 dairy
ind Mrs. Clifton Nielsen of On- ,ing, 3 4 mile north. Horses, cattle cows, 1 Guernsey bull calf, machin­
ano atended the funeral o f Oran chickens, hogs, farm machinery, ery. Terms; cash. W. C. Weaver,
owner.
Bert Anderson and Joe
Choates in Caldwell Thursday. Mr. other items.
Jake Kautz ownei.
Church, auctioneers. L. H. Fritts,
Choates, «who suffered from
a
s roke, was a former resident of P U B LIC FAR M SALE—Located 16 clerk.
tills area.
Taylor Sandy is back again
working on Pete Wilson’s new
residence.
He is doing finishing
work on the interior.
Visitors at the Thomas Nish­
itani home Sunday were Mrs. Gish
Amano, Mr. and Mrs. Mas Yano
c f Weiser, and Mrs. George Hash-
Itani and daughter. Donna Mae,
of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price returned
home Tuesday evening from Bend
Oregon.
Th eir
daughter/ Mrs.
If you are driving a Kaiser or Frazer car
Robert Albritton, who had been
we are equipped with the latest testing
in the hospital at Bend for five
days, returned to her parent’s
equipment
and
factory
trained
mechan­
home for a couple week's rest, be­
ics to put your car in the best of condition.
fore returning to her teaching
position in Madras.
Robert A l­
britton is also visiting with his
wife at the Price home.
Mrs. Lila Mitchell visited at the
B R IN G Y O U R T R O U B LE S T O U S
Harold Rookstool home Friday.
Clark Rookstool accompanied Mrs.
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Mitchell to her home where he will
visit for several days.
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Price List March 5, 1949
Prices subject stocks unsold and
market changes
You can use some of these for turn­
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can plant in odd pieces of ground that
have not produced anything formerly.
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ORDER B Y LO T NUM BER
LO T
Price per tt>
Dll Hubam Sweet Clover
31c
012 Yellow Blossom Sweet
28c
013 Red Clover
31c
014 Alsike Clover
31c
015 Canadian Peas F. O. B. Parma
13c
016 Austrian Peas F. O. B. Parma
................... 15c
017 Spring Rye F. O. B. Parma
05c
018 Sudan Grass F. O. B. Parma
................... U c
019 Sweet Sudan F. O. B. Parma
16c
020 Hybrid Field Corn
16c
021 Open Pollinated Field Com
12c
(Includes Minn. No. 13. Yellow Dent and
Ensilage varieties!
022 Vetch Common
17c
023 Vetch Hairy
30c
024 Dwarf Rape
...............
25c
025 Sunflower Seed
45c
026 Tualatin Oat Grass
7V
027 Argentine Alfalfa Seed
46c
028 Common Rve Grass
029 Perennial Rve Grass
030 Bulbous Blue Grass ...
28c
031 White Dutch Clover
45c
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