Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 24, 1952, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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afternoon wu- pent playing gam. .
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Hk>lmes, #r and Sirs. Fran4 Byers
winning prizes. Late in the »iter- Brs Hilda Ben »en ol Ny.»»®
|frs c W. Tensen and Caro©n
noon, little Leah Whipple and terov
Olsen appeared with a decorated visited in Ontario Thursday after­
wagon loaded with gifts for the 1100,1
bride, who was assisted by Donna
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ®owerson of
RooKstool and Corjine Stemper. The Nyssa Heights made a business trip
bride made a wish for each gift given to Emmett and called in this com-
to her. A luncli of sandwiches, cake munity Thursday afternoon,
ice cream and coffee was served to) Callers at the home of Mr and
23 guests
Mrs. Joe Stam of Nyssa Saturday
The Merry Matrons club met at afternoon were Mr uid Mrs Dick
the home of Peggy Brown Wednes- Groot and Klaus Stam of Oregon
day afternoon, January 16. The new Trail
president,
Viola Adams, named
Klaus Tensen was a business visi-
Peggy Brown and Opal Holmes as tor in Ontario Thursday
the social committee for the next
six months Ten members answered home m Apple V all^ ?h u rsd a ?^ f-
roll cn.l with 1 ollyanna suggestion.» ternoon were Mr and Mrs Z David-
In a « U s Same, prizes were won by son of Parma, Mr and Mrs j ake
Vmnie Smith and Virginia Rook- Reik Cf Nampa
Vj r and Mri
stool. Lunch was served by the hos- Pete Van
tess, assisted by Gladys Byers. Thy
Mr. and Mr». James Kakebeeke of
next meeting will be held at the
home of Gladys Bvers January 30 Ontario visited relatives in this com­
New yearbooks will be filled out at munity Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar-
the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgess and
and tde‘ r douse quests. Miss
son of California are visiting at the Ita Posch of Stompetoren. Holland
visited
Mr. and Mr Pete Tensen
J. E Bowen home
Mr and Mrs. Ward C. Lundy and ®atur<*ay afternoon. Miss Posch has
son.» have moved from the Olson been in Virginia and western Ore-
farm to the Guthrie place whic'i fpjn for six months as an exchange
student and is on her way to New
they will farm this year.
from
Mr. and Mrs. F. G Holmes enter- York,
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tamed at dinner Sunday celebrating LuaR 1 °r her home. While Miss
P m :h w ii hen Mi and Mrs. Groot
took her through the Alalgamated
Sugar company factory.
Pete Tensen ha» been confined to
his home for the last week on ac­
count of illness.
Mr and Mrs. Pete de Boer and
son of Ontario called on relatives
In this community last week.
Mrs Jake Van Twisk accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. George Schiemer of
Newell Heights to Boise Monday.
&fca«£ $>i®i© t M i « filloQ A g in
• «a©» ral >rtherly ¿yc<^lon
O p i nder 1:;0 eft v^O Snake
©etethWMt cofm t «t tES>\ »• i-s
' u «o 4o fis intersection with the
1 1 gna'tvm Û6. fotenMHw S8 ScuV- ;
rth line c0 Section 27 township
‘ tonic. « H W S6 ¿thbK) it®»«
& South, ®ange O ' E. W. M ;
cittì <|» onilü «« s»’ 4tdcs>H« cuíifjws
■JeeinO O '- t along the North line
>f S S 1», Of « * • o f Ä c V t t f i .
of said Section .27 to the Cl.irth-
T‘oipn.4hw |$ South. R t h j l dB 8>
Ja ’ tliej;
tion 28*
hejxnnt
V 84.. irtene® (temili $ 4 >8» «tete 0.1-0 corno: ol Section
o t beginning, all in Malheur ci oun-
co HoutilwOt «owner o t filff1« of
of S e c to r 14 tk)«n.s«dc.|fl «4. Oregon.
<k 5 t)udB Range €}. 1 W
«tefiO jointly <Jled a petition with the
j ( 0 :t onO-half ( S 1 mil* to tbut^y Hoard of directors of the Owyhee
east com ar of S f f , of
()f Irrigation DLstrict In which sad
Section IS, Totenship 23 South, petitioners pray Ufcu a hearing be
R inge • 1 \V Bt thton# South held on said petition by the Board
one-half ( ’» > mile to SouthKWst ut its regular meeting on the 5th day-
corner
iSZV> oj S o f said o l February. li>52. at the office q
Section IS: thence Ea»t one-ha'.f 'aid Board ate Nyssa. Oregon. Ttn.t
t ' ») mile to Southeast corner oC petitioners pray that the land above
SW '« of SE\ of .»aid Section 13. described be excluded from the Owy-
thence North one-fourth (>.t mile hee Irrigation District forthwith up-
to Northwest corngfr of SE 1, of 0,1 sal£l petKion being heard.
SE'» of said Section 13: thence
All persons interested in. or who
Ee»t one-half t ‘v ' mile to South-, may be affected by such change of
west corner of Lot 3 of Section 13. i
of said district shall ap-
Township 23 South, Range 47 £ P**«*r -*t th«* office of said B.wird it
W M.; thence North one-fourtn the hour of 8 p m on the 5th day
i ' i ) mil* along we.»t boundary of ° f February, 1952, and show cause, in
said Lot 3 to Northwest corner of writing, if any they have, w h y th »
sa‘d Lot *; thence Ku t about one- change in the boundaries of aid
fourth i *» 4 ) mile along north boun- district, as proposed in said petition,
dary of sand Lot 3 to Northeast -'hould not be made,
corner c i said Lot 3 to the inter-
Harold Henigson,
section with the boundary line be-
Secretary, Owyhee Irrigation Dis­
tween the State of Oregon und trict.
First Publication: Jan. 24, 1952.
Idaho: thence north along said
Iaist P ubli catio n
Oregon-Idaho boundary line to
where wild boundary line inter-
sects the North line of Section 7,
Township 22 South. Range 47 E
W M ; thence West to the North­
east corner of Section 12, Town­
ship 22 South. Range 46 E W M
thence North to the North boun­
dary line of the Oregon Short Une
Railroad Right-ol-way.
thence
Southwesterly along the north
boundary of said Railroad Right-
of-way to a point where said boun­
dary Intersects the Ea»t line of
the NWL, of NW1« of said Section
12; thence North to the Northeast
corner of the NW1, of N W 1« of
said Section 12: thence West to
the Intersection w.th the South
and West meander line of the
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FOR SALE—Westmghouse Laundro­
mat, in good condition, $250. Phone
012-Jl.
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The Union Pacific Railroad ha» ju»i presented to the American Red Cross an “ Armed Forces
Blood Procurement Car” to collect blood throughout Union Pacific territory, except where hlood centers
arc established, and In a briet ceremony, as shown In picture at top, A. K. Stoddard, president of the rail
FOR SALE — Hotpoint range and
road, turned the keys to the ear over to Ray Sehlott *rbcck. Red Cross midwest area supervisor of St.
Frigidaire refrigerator Phone 282-W
24J2xp. I Louis, Mo., with ranking officers of the armed fore?» in attendance. Lower left shows sign on either side
•>f the ear, lower right one of two bedrooms containing two cots lor donors. Flvery drop of blood collected
LOST -Trailer door, painted gray, j on this car will go to the armed forces.
made of angle iron and plywood, \__
2ON0S
between Ontario Livestock Com m is-!
east corner of SE1« of SE1« of
SE1-« of said Section 28; thence
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s:on Co. yards and highway going Adrian Phone 088-R1
ONION SKINS
said Section 35; thence South one-
west. Harold Sisson, route 2, phone
west
one-fourth
(*«)
mile
to
the
MAN i IOL D
half ( V ) mile to Southeast corner
Liigtil A d v e r t is in g
166-R3
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Northwest corner of the SE1-« of
m i m SOGR apm
of NE1« of NE1, of .Section 2.
the SE 1« of said Section 28;
FOR RENT—Three-room furnished j
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Township 23 South. Range 46 ®
"PRINTED COI T
thence south one-fourth (*«) mile
apartment. Phone 127-W. H H.
In the Matter of the Estate of Roe
W M ; thence West one-half f 1*)
MANUSCRIPT COVER#
to the Southwest corner of S E 1«
Ktngrey.
24J3xc. Felton Duncan, Deceased.
mile to Southwest corner of NW1« !
3RISF FOLDERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , of the SE 1« of said Section 28;
of NE1.« of said Section 2; thence
FOR SAi_,E 1950 Willy» pick-up. That the undersigned has been duly j thence west three-fourths i % )
South one-fourth <’ «» mile to
PLAIN 6- LEGAL RULED
two-wheel drive; 1951 Willys pick­ and regularly appointed the Admin-1 mile to Northwest corner of section
Southeast corner of SE1« of NW 1*
up, four-wheel drive Bosse Nash istratrix of the above entitled estate. | 33, Township 21 South, Range 46
of said Section 2; thence West one- j
dealer, Payette.
24Jlxp.1 All persons having claims against
E. W. M ; thence due South two
fourth ( '■« I mile to Southwest i
and one-half (2l*i miles to the
corner of S E 1« of N W 1« o f said
LOBT-W hitefaced black heifer, de- said ef ta^e arfl hereby notlf‘ ^d
Southwest corner of the MW1« of
Section 2; thence North one-fourth
horned, tatooed in ear; H olstein»P^ent^the same, venfietl as by law
Section 9, Township 22 South,
( '•« > mile to Southeast corner of
heifer, year old. no brand Lett El- required, to the undersigned at N>s-
Range 46 E. W M : thence Ba t
N W 1, of NW1, of said Section 2;
mer Ausman farm one mile west of
° rego" ', at
OIflcCt° f 1? l r”
one-fourth 0 4 ) mile to Southeast
thence West one-half ('•«) mile to
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Third Street, within six months o f ; corner of the SW' i of the NW' i j Northwest corner of SB1« of NE1*
the date of the first publication j of said Section 9; thence South) of Section 3, Township 23 South.
one-half (**) mile to Southwest!
hereof.
corner of SE1« of S W 1« of saldj
Myrl Duncan,
to the
Section 9, thence East one-fourth I
Administratrix of the Estate of
i 1« i mile to Southwest corner of
Roe Fellon Duncan, Deceased.
SE1« of said Section 9: thence( j
Date of first publication
Janu­
for the splendid turnout
South one-fourth ( '« » mile to
ary 24, 1962.
at the
Date of last publication Febru- j Southwest corner of N W * of the
NE1« of Section 16, Township 22
ary 21, 1952.
South, Range 46 E W M ; thence
East one-half :■*) mile to North­
NOTICE
east corner of SE1« of the NE1« of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
said Section 16: thenct South one-
Claude W, Eachus, Dennis Smith,
half ( *-.• ) mile to Southeast corner
Norman H Dowty, Floyd Gross,
We say thank you
of NE1, of the SE * of sgid section
Willis Atkins, Nelson Johnson, Floyd
to those business men who contributed
16; thence West one-half (*4) mil«'
R McKague, Burt Search, Clarence
bouquets of flowers
McKague, Rex Beebe. Claus B. Clau-j to Northwest corner of S W 1« cf
the S B 1« of said section 1«; thence
sen, Paul Uzzel, James E. Esfcew,
South one-fourth ( 1* > mile to
John K Eskew. Perle Davis, David
Southwest corner o f S W 1« of the
We hope to be worthy oi this expressed confidence
Beebe, Glenn Beebe, Irwin S. Davi­
SE 1« of agid Section 1#; thence
son. Marcus K Johanneson, Harry
be being of service to this community in the future
Bast one-half ('-/) mile to South­
Jurgens, Harry Sipes, Orlee Sipes,
east corner of said Section 16;
Willard M. Davison, Ralph Antrim,
«hence due South one end one-half
LaVerne Hastriter, Noble Pullen, M
(1*%) miles to Southwest corner of
H. Shenk. Alfred Costley, James Mil­
the N W 1* o f Section 27, Tow n­
ton, Clarence S Nelson, William E
ship 12 South Range 46 B. W M ;
Nelson, Cecil McCormick, Flank
thence East one (It mile to South­
Johns, O. L. Ashcraft, Lambert W.
east corner of the NE1-« o f said
Dlerklng, J. O Tallman, Keith Tail-
Section 27; thence due South one
man, Leland W. Waite, C- E Hawk.
Glenn W Antrim. Bernard L. Bald­ •ill mile to Southwest com er of
the NW1«. of Section 35. said
win. Samuel Leavitt, A. L. Hulsc,
Township and Range; thence East
Linder Brothers, Homer G. King,
one-half ('-¿> mile to Northeast
E. E. Eastman. John Cameron, E. E.
corner of S W 1« o f said Section 35;
Nelson, and B B. Burroughs, the
thence Soath one-half G4> mile
owners in fee of land within, and
to Southeast com er of SW*4 of
contiguous to each and every tract
said Section 35, thence West one-
of land within the boundaries of the
fourth (' «» mile to Southwest
following de.cribed tract of land,
com er of the SE1« of S W 1« of said
to-wit:
V ." ' w -»
Section 35; thence North one-
Beginning at the Northeast corner
fourth ( ‘ «) mile to Northwest
of Section 28, Township 21 South,
corner of said SE’ i of SW '4 of
Range «6 E.W.M.; thence .south
said Section 35: thence due Bast
three-fourths' (%») mile to the
three-fourths ( \ ) mile to North-
Northeast corner of the S E 1« of
with Power Take-Off •#
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Flotcher Oil Co.
We wish to express our appreciation
Residents ot Nyssa and Community
Showing of the 1952 Chevrolet and the
Formal Opening of our new building
NYSSA MOTORS, Inc.
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE!
FORAGE
HARVESTER
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4 Und out why more farmets T*itc% to theCehl,
why it juts fcctfef» handle»*asiee..*Xlhy itoStv»
mow value pet «lolla». It’* «hr fuoiiem %wf. . .
A PRUDENT CHOICE!
isk notv if your property qualifies1.
Thousaftcfs oí Oregon poJicyholtSgjfs ®ppvasdufa
th# sp cn itfy and savings they
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p o tete*
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LESS THAN 15% ON FIRE INSURANCE COSTS.
Mve* time, mdk a«4 motejr0 fb«etc4 two wav»
. . . with fow et take-o# c f o»w Aiotof, Idle OehS
I'of age Harvester fickes Iwsft# c c f» silage last«*,
^icks up a#d chops windtowe# liaf c f combifie#
**t*w, drops it into rage*, ¿ i f f
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mttmhmem* fct cot«, cane. etc«, «fel NouW
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f t the same basic unit.
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