Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1952)
TME NTS»» CATC CITY JOURNAL. MVSSX. OHEOOW. THURSDAY APRII. 3 US? *AUE TWO TUR GATE CITY JOtK\AI. About Pooplo You Know farm on MendioU road near Adrian where they will be employed by the Bybee brother who rave leased the farm D -•» irvU e --■» ■>---- ■ ... • I I K li m O N BATCH ter return J Muwbay to Oregon 1 Year » - State at Corvallis after m e n d in «a N I W I P A M I I Month« I1M spring vacation ni Ny sa with their 1 year outside Malheur Co *nd P U I liS H I M S three ^ . ¡ S s " ^ £ y ' ~ ‘ Z S Z J * ™ * * in Ny Parma. Ida rural routes * j UO Boise visiting with his boyhood friend „ _ AltOCIAIION Single Copie« 06 Edward Hollenbeck who run, a used (Strictly in Advene«» »<>t there Tfe. ( bar lew J. < * P*tetll and Jobu . ' > • Johnson ot Mountain Home Air ’ , r *m Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon. Force base were in Nyssa Friday *• ;N- *• tlerdea chtk wlU Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission evening to attend the Cinderella “ *** Tuesday. April « at the home Ball. | °* Mrv Qerritt Stam The meeting through the United State* Malls, as second class matter, under Mr. and Mrs. James Rosmuasen wl11 Mature a spring garden fashion the act of March 3, 187* of Cornish. Utah were ln Nyssa visit-1 *■*©*• mg at the home of their neice, Mrs Members af the Nyssa Jab ’s LaVarr Haye-, and family Util week L>aLighters Bettiei attended the WK’VE CAUGHT THE ENTHUSIASM They were enroute to Portland. Christian church in a group Sunday Mr. and Mrs. laV arr Haye» and as choice of the honored queen, Because of the unequaled spirit of prioress that pre family. Miss Coleen Gun*er and Mr- Mis* a Patricia House A. C Ounter spent Sunday in Ru- Mnrtlyn and ( arwly* Food, twin vails in this area, it is impossible even to drive through pert, Idaho visiting friends and rela- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pond Nyssa without becoming afflicted with the enthusiasm uve They also visited with Mrs.j modeled navy Ea-sler outfits in a E J. Maine at Jerome. Caldwell Kaster style show Wednes- that prevails throughout the community. Mr. and Mr». Lambert Dterking of day evening. With, this, our first issue of The Nyssa Gate City Hoinedale and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Reverend Crenshaw has announ An Open Letter to the City of Nyana: Journal, we are fully aware that “we’ve got it bad . A. hcraft visited in Vale Sunday j ced that the Easter service at the I If you really want to know what They also viewed the flood- St. P auls Episcopal church will be- rural folks think of parking meters.' largely because Nyssans are conscious of the rich agri morning ed area S*11' ® o'clock, Easter Sunday wtc. the following are a few things' Mr. and Mr*, forest Hair of Salt morning. I j have gathered from across the cultural area which supports the town, they demonstrate l.ake City and Mr-. Carol Bair o f , Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Brown and fence gossip. First, in a rural town the advantages of cooperation and they know from past Hoy, Utah visited last week-end at Billy visited In Roswell Sunday at iige Nyssa, directly or indirectly.! experience that they can get things done. the homes of Mr E M. Bair a n d : the home of Mr. Brown’s brother, j 95 .^ 0f yOUr livelihood Is derived Mrs. Le Roy Bair 1 A1 Brown. 1 from the farmer or farming, so na- A definite policy of the new Journal editor is un Mr. Mr. and and Mr», (ilenn Zink of Horxe- Mr. and Mra, H. G. Humphrey of (urally a farmer feels that since he bounded faith in America and this area which is a part Bend were Sunday evening Yakima returned to their home to- already paying the bill he should- of it, and our unfailing support of all that is right for the »hoe guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. day after visiting at the home of n-t be taxed for the priviiage of communities this newspaper serves. We shall strive at 1 L). A. Ashcraft. Mr. Zink is Airs.! their son -ln-law and daughter, Mr. parking his car while shopping in nephew and Mrs. G. H. Kenaston. They have your stores. all times to bring all residents closer together by our Ashcraft’s Eriday evening, April 4. at 8 o'clock been visitors In Nyssa for the pas*. th . #^ 1 . efforts to report the news each week and to play our own ¡a Bible .service will be held ln the I month. ^ ? ^ ert ^ " d* ,he ieel2 small part in this area’s progress. I OO F. hall at S. 1st and Ennis, here The Rebekah Sunvhlne club will J *?“ 1 ^ n * l Nvssa. Lloyd Satterlee will be the 1 meei Friday. April 4 at 8 p. m, at the V * h i v i It will be difficult to fill the shoes of Klass Powell in peaker, and young people from the home of Mrs. Nettle Bennett. Mrs. .. to run out of the doctors office or who has served this community so faithfully for more Upper Rosewell church of - Idaho will - Tavlor * pUoe business nicltelyin every little than ten years. Even though our goal is a big one, we assist with special music. The public Taylor will beco-hOMes^s drop of anoth^r *he while sloC, invited to attend the service. shall make every effort to give the Journal readers the is Roger Walker or Williamette valley vLslted M r an d M r T c ^ M o sle y at °‘*ly ^ f‘nd «ut he doesn’t have a same high type of newspaper they have enjoyed under visited relatives J nickel and runs back to get change and friends In Nyssa Vale Sunday * ■ / ¡.n i n a_ »t. a tor » quarter, only to come back out the editorship of Mr Powell. over the week-end He returned morning to Junction City. - « needs, - it is »»*«*«' ^ We are looking forward to the time when we can Monday slot a buck «• and - a ^ half the Saturday evening guest* In Ike fils son. A. E. Child. He attended to judge needs. know everyone by his first name, literally sense the news John Barnett home were Mrs. B ar business while he was here. There is only one more thing more as it is happening and can actually feel the pulse-beat of nett’s niece, Mrs. Nellie James, and Mr. and Mr«. Hayden of Fay- I 1 disgusting e __ Jim _ . the _ v___ than parking meters Mrs. Crawford, both of Thvfrnopolis, ette visited Sunday in home of __ „ after ... America’s most outstanding and progressive agricultural Mr Mr. * I»- csiM ..f I i r k i n g from 10 to lb hours a day. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Child of Nyssa. 1 Wyoming. secion. seven days a week. You take Mr. and Mr*. Dixie Klnkade and Mr Child and Mrs Hayden are mostly an hour or two off to go to town on family have moved to the "Olson” sisters. business or shopping, you drive around town half an hour or so, noon canasta club at her home. what do you find? "You guessed it." Ouest players were Mrs. Florence you should have left your car out of Bybee, Mrs. Dave Mitchell and Mr*. town in the first place and taken +—+ Ira Ure High prize wa* won by Mrs. your trusty wheel barrow along to Last Pinochle Party V L. Kesler and second high by carry your supplies out. The streets The Rebekah lodge gave their last Mrs. Mitchell . 1 are parked full of tired business - * - 5 - card party ln a series ot five at the peoples’ cars, too lazy to walk a I O. O F hall Saturday evening few blocks to work. High scores were Won by Mrs. Owen If you really want to do some Free Dances for Eagles a n d their Gann and Carl Sebum; second high thing. put In the meters for the by Mrs. Ross Brown and Bill Van town people who are too tired or can friends will be held only Zelf and traveling to Mrs. Carl S e bum and Frank Sherwood. Two pri Dear Duane: zes were awarded to Mrs. Bill Van I heard over the grapevine while The First S a tu rd a y E ach Month Zelf and Carl Seburn for high scores attending a meeting at Pocatello held during the series. A potluck EYlday that you and George had pur Beginning A p ril 5th luncheon was served prior to the chased the Oate City Journal; and playing now I see it confirmed in a news 4*—+ k tory in the Independent-Enter -1 -5 -8 - prise. It certainly is a wonderful op Thursday Club Meets portunity and I’m sure you are go- j Mrv O. H Kenaston entertained COME—BRING YOUR FRIENDS the members of her bridge club ut ing to like Nyssa very much. There are a lot of very nice people' her home Thursday afternoon. GueM players were Mrs. Olea Billings, in Nyssa; and while It has been 1 Mrs. C A Mally and Mr- H. O. some time since we left there in! Humphreys, of Yakima. Prizes were September of 1*37. I get, a big ’’kick" i won by Mrs. Billings, high and Mrs. out of meeting dozens of friends every time we spend a few hours j Oeorge Mitchell, traveling. RALPH LAWRENCE there. +—+ about fhia question: We consider Bernard and Hazel Honored On Birthday LOCKERS AVAILABLE Miss Gail Flinders was honored Frost among our very dearest frl- j por the answer ¿o your insurance GRAIN-FED BEEF, CUSTOM CUTTING AND Monday evening. April 1st at a ends, and since Bernard U a great questlons feel fr„ t0 call me ftt WRAPPING, CUSTOM-BUTCHERING guy to get around and make new- ** A „ small birthday dinner In honor of comers to the community welcome! Nyssa Insurance Agency. 105 Main Curing, Smoking «nd Rendering her sixth birthday, at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Leo . . . you have probably already met j St. Phone 53. Stock received every dey except him. The more you know him, the W Child. Sundays and holidays better you'll like him too. Nyssa. ot A farmer can be ever so care- •S*—+ course. has hundreds of new people f u i ( v e t a fa rm a n jm a l on t h e Gives Quilting there since we left 15 years ago and Mrs S P. Bybee gave a quilting my acquaintanceship is not as com road, a grass fire, hazardous Monday afternoon at her home. Mrs. plete as it used to be . . . but Just farm machinery, all make a W A Bybee, Mrs Don Moss and off-hand, please convey my best DRESSED PORK Mrs. C. H Kesler helped finish the wishes and greetings to the Letn- farmer open to a possible law Processed any way you want It. small quilt. kaempers. BoydelLs. Doc Kerby. Doc suit for damages or injuries. 4*—4* Pork is cheap now; fill up your ireeier Harazln. the Wilsons (and there are several very fine WlLsons). Bernard Is there a low-cost insurance Mr. and Mrs. Club Meets and locker Mr and Mrs Edward Boydell eti- 1 Bastnian, Oeorge Mitchell. Ed Pruyn. that will protect a farmer ll2 mile west on Alberta Ave. Phone 881-R, locker plant tertained the members of their Mr Artie Robertson. Roy Pounds. Emil from such liability? and Mrs. club at their home Wednes Poulson. Bill Schirwman . . to men Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room day evening Dr and Mrs. John Ol tion a few I hope Klass. Powell makes some sen were guest players. Mrs. W ar ren Farmer won high score and sort of new connection to his satis faction for he is also a fine fellow Warren Farmer won second high. 4-—4* and deserving of the best. I ’m sure; Nyssa P eo p le Attend Party >ou i r f W W to Blve Ny-ssa a good N> ■-a-lte* who attended the Elk's newspaper and you will find the anniversary dinner in Ontario Sat- there more than cocoperative urday evening were Mr. and Mrs. I Perhaps it will take some time to j Bill ilipp. Mr and Mrs. John Broad.’ •H» I MM li II I l i mn MMMNMII MMWtl HI" Mr and Mrs Ted Morgan. Mr and Mr* Olea Billings, Mr and Mrs.j Ormond Thomas and Mr. and Mr* , Dr. ('lare F. Conley Bill Stringer. 4*—4* IH'ANi: K. A L T E K S ........................ I) usar I AHrrs u 4 C r« 1 lilM T t U PubUshrr O w m h Mr. and Mrs Thar* Baker *arf family returned from a combined busir.e ' trip, trip. where p*ea>ure and bu-.i.e :ne> visiteu Mr baker'' mother, Mrs., L A baker at Ogden, Utah, and her moiner, Eli/ebeth H<«an of , Barle> M. you yourself nli be satis! wet with Uie new r 5 paper you put out, and yoa : t i oe completely satisfied. I w.U never hope Tlie very day you »re com pletely setisfied is the day U.e paper downhill -nd ?ou know as we all do. that the fun «^mes ui pushing uphill toward a goal m at you never quite reach Anyway, I certainly am glad to lo c,:*d ln * •'*a1 fl«ld; one of the best there Is In my and close enough to Idaho ao we can see you once in awhile Also be sure to put me on your list of exchanges so I can better keep » touch with what’s what in Nyssa. Remember. I cut my journalistic eye-teeth at the Gate City Journal *nd consider It one of my -babies’*, of A parent and a favorite Chiid Cordially. / yj^r Editor’s Note: The above was writ- ten by Berwyn Burke, former editor of the Oate City Journal and now owner and publisher of the Halley Times. His greetings will be grac iously received by his many friend* in this community, and his words of encouragement are most humbly ac knowledged by the editor, dra. Social Notes ATTENTION EAGLES Letters to Editor work thing ar- >d to a !><■ nt where » v Y? .IT rail! * " • * few T" a:ford the *ury r '# ‘t‘*e bl< k t work und 1 give .tie uek- ers at lea- one oreak ID S ITT fKUlAV AT SALT l l k i Cl l w VI Many Nys.-a people will attend the 132nd Annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of L L K reager La-ter Day Saints, in Salt Lake City, deginninK Friday at 10 ni with < \Kl> OT THANKS . . sessions Saturday and Sunday Wr wish to thank our many in - c^uch men from all over the world ends and neighbors for Uie kindne jn . expe(led to be present «nd ympathy .’ .own us during the _________ illness and death of our beloved | moüM.r und grandmother. Novella Mere »row. Nampa wf q , . ^ Mrs. Elmer Renstrom of Nampa Mr. and M F*’. Collin and pent 8 unda> at the Ken Ren ti m home family HOW it it potnble for tSi» »Irong capitol «lock fir« intvronct compwny to »ovo 15J 0 on «Ire in»«ronco co»t* for o w n * r t o f boHer proporti«»? Tho « n tw e r to thi* quettion may moon mon«y in your pockol! A»k u*. KEN RENSTROM Renstrom Insurance Agency 217 Oood Ave. -iWANTED:- | YOUR DEAD AND USELESS ANIMALS Horses. Cows, Calve«. Sheep, Hogs Cash for live horses and cows FREE PROMPT REMOVAL Phone us collect Nyssa 102-W Payetle 670 If no answer call Nampa 6-4604 DAY OR NIGHT IDAHO ANIMAL PRODUCTS Nampa, Idaho / Stretch Your Building DollarS w ith hom e-ow ned Nyssa Lumber Co. HELMER S SPECIAL this w eek Waffle Irons — Hot Plates De-Icer — Pancake G riddle 25% off FISCHER'S LOCKER SERVICE Locker Specials STATIONERY W atch For HELMER S SPECIALS Next W eek VELLO PAINT p ack ag e w a s $1.60 now $ 1 .0 0 j Outstanding beauty, magic pastel colon and a soft, n o n glare. vellum finish. Fadeproof, will not yellow with I age, will not waterspot. One pacluge enough fo r a room. NYSSA LUMBER CO. Nyssa Bowling Center OFFICE SUPPLIES At Farewell Party Given EVERYBODY'S VARIETY Mr and Mrs. Leo Chard were hon ored guests at a farewell dinner and party given for them by friends and relatives Sunday at the veterans! hall. 45 guests were present. 4*—4* Entertains Fridav Afternoon Club W e have a wide selection of EYES EXAMINED (Opp. Se«r*) 31* ClrTrtejtd. Caldwell. Id*. will be in a new location April 8 at 11 So. 5th street in the building formerly occupied by Evan’s Studio. Come and see us at our new home' We specialize in— ENLARGING OUR STOCK To S e rv e E veryon e In This A re a C om e In—Tell U» W h a t You W a n t Hair Styling — Tint« Permanent wevlng. machine. mecklne-Uee end cold wave \ Shampoo tinte — Hair Cutting Faciale Morlyn Fite and Delaine Bateman, operators. Everybody's Variety Store uM R alph E. T aylor, form erly of Boise, is the n e w o w n er an d w ill keep this THE BEAUTY NOOK A nd W e A re ..:New Management:.. DUI >-3371 Mrs. Gordon Oxnam entertained the members of her Friday after - 1 school supplies Is Under Optometrist your needs for office and t i l Mala Phone 2ti4-VV Popular Recreation Center OPEN FROM 12 NOON to 12 MIDNIGHT EVERY DAY — ALL SUMMER COME IN — GET ACQUAINTED ENJOY YOURSELF LUNCHES Soft Drinks We Aim to PUeee” THE BEAUTY NOOK Nyuee. Chrepm We give S k N Green Stamps Phone M C andy NO BEER! ¿4 ©
