Nyssa gate city journal., April 24, 1952, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE NYSSA G \T E CITY JOUBNAÎ* NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY APPÎT î l , U5Î
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Adrian News
Mrs. P auline M cG innis
Mr G len P o u n d ' an d M rs D ick
Holly a n d fam ily sp e n t from F rid a y
u n til M onday in P en d le to n visiting
a i te r a n d a u n t. Babe H art.
Mr an d Mrs. G a r rit Bowen a n d
fam ily o! M eridian. Id a h o were S u n ­
day vi. .tors m th e Alvon M cG innis
hom e.
P a tric ia S m ith is re c u p e ra tin g a t
h e r hom e a f te r a ap p en d ix o p e ra tio n
F rid ay m orning in Nyssa.
B"bby Brow n o f B oise sp e n t th e
fc-end h ere w ith his fam ily a n d
p a re n t M r an d M rs. G len Brow n.
Mr an d Mr Jim N elson of N am -
pa v ited M onday a t th e Bill a s h -
c ra ft hom e Mrs. Nelson is u sister
ot Mr. A shcraft.
Mr an d M.
D onald De H aven
an d d a u g h te r moved S u n d ay to
W i: er lit- will work for a cousin
Hiley Dilley.
A drian hi ah school baseball team
beat H im edale a t H otnedale F rid ay
a fte rn o o n 2-u.
Mi a n d Mr F.arl S aari, M rs. Isell
Will accom panied th e seniors on
th e ir a n n u a l sneak over th e w eek­
end to K la m a th Falls.
M a rtin ’s G en e ra l S tore, form erly
B row n’s M ercantile h ad a get a c ­
quain ted sale an d prize day in th e ir
FOR UNIFORMLY
FAST MOWING . . .
FOR UNIFORMLY
GOOD M OW ING..
store S atu rd ay Mi F ra n k Pike r e ­
ceived th e vacuum jag. Mrs H a rd ­
m an th e $10 box of grocer.es
Mr a n d M r' Irw in Z im m erm an
an d sons of P arm a -p en t T uesday
even in g visiting at the Jim M cG in­
n is hom e
T h e co m m u n ity gave Mrs C laude
D ay a m iscellaneous show er in the
c h u rc h basem ent T uesday aftern o o n
S h e received m any nice a n d useful
th in g s. H er hom e was de-troyed by
fire.
1 M r a n d M r' C ha
Jo h n so n of
P a rm a were visitors S u n d ay at th e
O eoff W illiam s hom e
Mr. an d M rs Bill A shcraft v i'ite d
| th e ir d a u g h te r. Mrs Bob H am ilton
a n d fam ily in Hom edale Sunday.
S ev en ty relatives g ath ered at th e
G ay le M a rtin hom e S un d ay for a
re u n io n an d wedding reception for
Mr. a n d M rs Lennie M artin of P a r ­
m a, who were m arried April 1 m
Vale L en n ie is a b ro th er to G ayle.
D w ain H atch of S ta r, Id ah o visited
h is p a re n ts. Mi an d Mr-. H ow ard
H a tc h S u n d ay .
Mr. and Mrs. lio n Sim pson an d
d a u g h te r o l Los Angeles Vl ited over
th e w eek-end a t th e hom e o l Mr
a n d M rs Ed W arren.
Mrs. Itw lgiit W yckoff w ent to Vale
la st W ednesday evening to a tte n d a
show er given lo r Mi
L im a C'ant-
rall.
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UNVNVONNtR
W ed n e-d ay from Og : ?n an d C lear-
Held w.iere she lia s been visiting a t
m e hom e of h e r son and d a u g h te r -
in -la w . M: an d M)
Ro-el A n d er­
son.
M r s o i Mrs. Ckl *n Y rrgcnson
T w en ty -fiv e foreig.. hom e econom ­ re tu rn e d M onday « ite r pending five
i c ~ will spend eig h t weeks in O re ­ days in S a lt Lake City.
gon th is spring learn in g how to im ­
prove th e critica l food situ a tio n in
Loyal Adve rtis ing
th eir h o m elan d s th ro u g h hom e d em ­
o n stra tio n work. Mrs. Azalea Sager,
sta te nom e econom ics ex tension SUMMONS FOR Ft BLICATION
leader a t O regon S ta te college, h as In the Circuit Court ol the Stale uf
Oregon fur the County of Molhcur
ann o u n ced .
R odger S. A nderson a n d Ruby
T h e visitors - m ost ol them te a c h ­
ers will be from F rance. G erm an y . L y n etle A nderson, h u sband an d wife,
P la in tiffs
A ustria. G reece, Italy Belgium . N or­
vs.
way an d th e N etherlands.
A L F riis a n d Ja n e Doe Friis.
A fter arriv in g April 27. th ey will h u sb a n d a n d wife; E thel I O sborn
a tte n d a six-w eek sh o rt course a t an d J o h n Doe O sborn, wife a n d h u s ­
OSC. T h e ir
tudies will include b an d ; F ra n k M H oskins an d J a n e
g ard en in g , poultry an d d a iry in g — Doe H oskins, h u sb a n d and wife; th e
work w hich usually falls to th e u nknow n h eirs of A I. Friis, if d e ­
farm w lves in E urope as well as Im ­ d eceased; th e unknow n heirs of J a n e
proved m e th o d ' of food p reserv atio n Doe F riis, if d e c e a se d . th e unknow n
m id p rep a ra tio n an d extension m e th ­ h eirs of E th e l I. O sborn, if deceased;
ods. Mi S ager is in ch a rg e of this th e un k n o w n h e irs ol Jo h n Doe O s­
program . T h e dairy, h o rtic u ltu re, born. if deceased; the unknow n
poultry, an d food in d u stries d e p a r t­ h eirs of F ra n k M. H oskins, if d e­
m en ts, th e school of hom e econom ics, ceased , th e u nknow n heirs of J a n e
an d th e ex tension service will p ro ­ Doe H oskins, if d e c e a s'd ; a n d also
vide in stru ctio n .
all o th e r p ersons an d p arties u n ­
E ach w om an will also sp en d one know n claim ing an d right, title, es­
week w ith a county hom e extension ta te . lien o r in te re st in the rea l pro-
a g e n t an d a n o th e r week w ith a ru ra l ;>erty describ ed in th e C o m p lain t
fam ily to receive a tru e p ictu re of h erein . D e fe n d a n ts
hom e d e m o n stra tio n work In action. T O : A. L. F riis an d J a n e Doe Friis,
Miss Viola H an sen , acting e x te n ­
h u sb a n d a n d wife; E thel I. O sborn
sion hom e fu rn ish in g specialist, has
a n d J o h n Doe O sborn, wife an d
been "loaned" to the M utual S e c u r­
h u sb a n d ; F ra n k M H oskins an d
ity ad m in istra tio n n h e ren am ed
J a n e Doe H oskins, h u sb a n d an d
EC A o r M arsh all jilan i fo r four
wife; th e u nknow n heirs of A L.
m o n th s to work w ith th e visiting
F riis, if deceased; th e unknow n
women.
h eirs of J a n e Doe Friis, if d e ­
S h e m et th em w hen th ey arriv ed
ceased; th e unknow n heirs ot E thel
in W ashington, D. C , an d is tra v e l­
I O sborn, if deceased; th e u n ­
ing w ith them on a schedule w hich
know n h eirs of Jo h n Doe O sborn,
also includes .1 three-w eek tra in in g
if d eceased ; th e unknow n h eirs
period in W ashington, D C., two
of F ra n k M. H oskin . if deceased;
weeks in O klahom a, two weeks in
tlie u n k n o w n heirs of J a n e Doe
V irginia, an d a fin al week in W a sh ­
H oskins, if deceased an d also all
ington, D C . before d e p a rtin g for
o th e r p ersons a n d p arties unknow n
Euroiie Ju ly 2ti
claim in g an y rig h t, title, estate,
lien or in te re st in th e rea l p ro ­
p erty described in the C o m p lain t
h ere in .
IN T H E NAME O F TH E STA TE
O F O R E G O N , you, an d each of you
a re h ereb y req u ired to a p p e ar an d
T h e firs t Issue of th e "O regon an sw e r to th e C o m p lain t filed
Vegetable D ige-t". a q u arte rly new s­ a g a in s t you in th e above en titled
le tte r designed to provide u p -to -d a te su it o n o r before four weeks from
in fo rm atio n lor O regon’s vegetable th e 24th d ay o f April, 1952, A. D.,
in d u stry , has been published by th e th e d a te of th e first publication of
O regon S ta te college ag ric u ltu ra l e x ­ th is S u m m o n s; an d said period of
p erim en t sta tio n . It will be d is trib ­ four weeks being th e tim e prescribed
u ted upon request to co m m ercial for p u b lic atio n hereof, an d if you
fail to a p p e a r an d answ er said Com -
vegetable grow ers an d processors.
R eports of new research fin d in g s p a in t, fo r w a n t thereof, th e P la in ­
m th e vegetable field will be p re ­ tiffs will apply to th e C ourt for th e
p ared for th e D igest each q u a rte r relief p ray ed for in th e ir com plain^.
T h e said su it is b ro u g h t for th e
by specialists in th e various college
d ep a rtm en t ; d ealing w ith vegetable p u rp o se of securing a D ecree a d ­
ju d g in g th a t th e d efen d an ts, a n d
problem s
Included In th e first issue a re r e ­ ea ch an d all of th em , have no rig h t,
p o rt i on weed control, new an d title, in te re st, lien o r e sta te w h atso ­
prom ising vegetable varieties, field ever in th e following described real
tria l of B lue-L ake bean stra in s, in ­ p ro p erty situ a te d in th e City of Nys-
sect pest control an d p revention of sa. M alh eu r C ounty, S ta te of O re­
gon, to -w it:
p o tato seed-piece decay.
L ots T en to E ighteen GO to 18»
C om m ercial Vegetable grow ers who
inclusive, in Block S ixty (60 > of
desire to be placed on th e m ailing
G re e n ’s A ddition to th e C ity of
list lor th e D igest are asked to w rite
Nyssa. M alh eu r C ounty. O regon,
to th e college
according to th e revised g en eral
m ap of said C ity o n file in th e
office of th e C o u n ty C lerk of
M alh eu r C ounty. O regon:
(•n ests in I lie G ordon Touch home or an y p a r t th e re o f, a n d th a t th e
la st T h u rsd a y evening were M r title of P la in tiffs th e re to is a good
P o u ch ’s p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred an d valid title in fee sim ple, a n d
F ouch of Boise and Mrs. G eorge forever ad jo in in g a n d d e b a rrin g th e
D efen d an ts, an d e a c h an d all of
Lyke of S eattle.
I’ajric ia S m ith retu rn ed home
T uesday from th e M alheur M em or­
ial h o sp ital a f te r u n d er-g o in g an
ap p en d ix o p p eratlo n .
B
Mrs. ( ’. M. T yler sp en t M onday
In N am pa visiting a t th e hom e of
R everend C A S lau g h te r an d fa m ­
ily.
T roy W. Jo h n so n re tu rn e d last
week to C alifo rn ia a lte r spending
10 days in Ny a on furlough H e '
th e son of M r a n d M rs H M. J o h n ­
New Soles
son.
New Heels
W illiam J. Hens an d Mrs. Anna
W est le ft W ednesday for Ogden,
New Laces
U tah Mrs. W est was called th e re
because of illness in th e fam ily.
T H E S H O E C L IN IC
Mrs. K utli .Anderson retu rn ed
25 Foreign Home
ECS To Attend
OSC Short Course
th em , from assertin g a n y claim
w hatsoever in o r to said real p ro ­
perty. o r an y p a rt th ereo f, adverse
to th e P la in tiffs an d for such o th e r
relief as to th e C ourt m ay eem Ju>t
an d eq u itab le, an d for th e ir cause
of su it a g a in st an y of said D efen d ­
an ts who shall a p p e a r an d co m e t
P la in tiffs’ rig h t to said lands an d
prem ise-, said cause m ore fully ao-
pears by th e verified C o m p lain t on
file h erein .
T h is sum m ons is published a n d
served upon you by O rd er of th e
H onorable M A Biggs. Ju d g e of th e
C ircu it C ourt of M alheur C ounty.
S ta te of O regon, m ade an d en tered
3 5 ACRES PER DAY
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longer, m ore uniform operation w ith a m inim um of servicing. Full
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end T his w earing plate closes the knife-race, prevents choking and
separation of the m ow er knife section from the guard plates . . .
prevents undergrow th and dirt from w edging into the knife-race.
T h ere is safety built into the MM U n i-M o w e r. . . for the o p erato r and
the machine. Safety shielded hitch-bar quickly attaches to pow er-take-
oil C ontrol of cutting bar is th ro u g h conveniently located lever or by
hydraulic lift linkage
SAFETY SPRING RELEASE
W hen the sickle bar of an MM U ni-M ow er strikes an obstacle, the
spring release hitch is disengaged, allow ing the m ow er and sickle bar
to pivot to the rear and by-pass the o b stru ctio n . T o resume o p eratio n
w ithout leaving the seat, the o p erato r merely backs the trac to r to
re-engage (he hitch.
Tw o 16-inch caster w heels assure uniform cutting level over any
ground contour. T hese full-swiveling wheels m ake it possible to
make short turns . . . to cut square corners easily. Pea vine lifters and
r<' c k n pc guards are available on the 5, 6, and 7 foot sizes of the Uni-
M. n r W uh M M ’s simplified V-belt drive you get a quiet, sm oother
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TRAINED CHICKEN ACTS
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Play Poker, Add, Subtract, Answer Questions.
BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY
(Free Ice Cream)
Saturday, April 26 - - • Time 8 P. M.
Place
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C o rn e r Sth Sf and Good Ava.
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Digest to Give
Industry News
(fuU Ufa. to
in th is can * on ti»e 10th day of
April. 1952 prescribing th a t th is
S um m ons be -erved by publication
th ereo f once a week for four succes­
sive «reeks being five consecutive
p u b lu a ’.ions. in th e N yssa G ate City
Jo u rn al, a lc, al new p aper of g en ­
eral circu lati n, p rin ted a n d p ub­
lished a t Ny- a in M alh eur C ounty.
Oregon.
T h e d ate of th e first publication
of th is S u m m o n ' la April 24, 1952
T h e d a te of th e last p u blication is
May 22. 1952
HAROLD H IN IG S O N
A ttorney for P lain tiffs, 106 M am
S treet. Ny a. O regon.