Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, July 03, 1952, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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T H E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . H Y S S A . O REGO N . T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 3 1952
fo ur
ice cream cookies and coffee were
erved The nem meeting will lie
I t the home of Mrs tttanley Hill
Mr
Stanley of New M »ilco is
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er • te.,
Urs. Jake Borge
Mr
Anna Norris.
Utah-Idaho
league against the
r bon« H I Ht
t m Aga, July I. 1M7
Carl Ia-e Hill, who has been ill
Shipment of early potatoes w*s Twin Falls Bruins.
tiie past two week', is reported to
Mr- Char!« Guilt ks*>n and Mr
forma visited at the h.*ni** ? their he improving He ha t»««n suffer- started in Nyssa last week by J. C. JO Year* «ge. June 30 IK S
The first car of head lettuce ever .
A4 L. Caldwell of Long Beach, Cali­ brother. Jake Boree and family in« from 'inu tnuble and kidney Watson and C o. Eastern Oregon
Produce Co. and the Owyhee Pro- shipped from Malheur County and
fornia. Mi". George Judd and Mi from Monday evening till Thursday infection.
Mi
Dudley
Kurtz
and
Elaine
vis-
duce.
The
price
the
first
lew
days
probably from the state of Oregon
and Mr Gordon Judd and Mr and morning.
. a .11 lioene .n reached a net of $2 X to the grow- was
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shipped
from
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Saturday. i
Mrs. Gordon Judd of Parma were
Miss Reva Jo Ratlihun of Cald­ Ontario Friday.
ers.
¿spring
lettuce
-eason
concluded
consigned
to
Chicago
and
grown on
Sunday dinner guests of the Mau­ well visited at the homes of her
Terry Borge and Betty Hammon with shipment of lko iars.
Hubert
w l . Gibson farm
A meeting
rice L. Judds.
grandmother. Mrs Lydia Worden returned from 4-H ummer school Co. store is remodeling and enlarg- Tas held at the community hall
Mrs Lydia Worden returned home and her uncle, Elvln Worden and
at Corvallis Friday night. They re- ing the interior of the store.
Wednesday evening to take prelim-
from Huntington. Oregon Tuesday. family Monday and Tuesday.
ported an interesting and busy time Candidates for Queen of the Ny.vsa ¿nury steDs in forming a Bov Scout
Mr and Mrs Jim Embee of Oak-
Mrs. Del Steeley of Santa Barbara. jjUt were glad to
get home.
Dorothy Barthotoma.
B*»rthok>ma | SS52ki*atto.i Thirteen boys signed I
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l rodeo
“ J- - - are
r * Dorothy
land were guests several days la t California and Irwin Davidson of
Diane Hardman left Tuesday to Betty Pett. Nanette Bybee. Patsy I the” membership "iist "
- Skinny
week in the Maurice O. Judd home Rjdgeview visited at the Elvin Wor- v.jsjt at the Leslie Stoker home in Gwynn, Bonnie Kressly and Bette Tensen is the proud possessor of a
Mrs M O Judd entertained Fri- den home Wednesday.
Boise for a week.
Domenico o f P a rm a
Hoy Ricn- brand new Victrola which was in­
day evening in honor of her cous-
M r and Mrs Rube Graham visited
Mr and Mrs. Forest Hardman ardson who has been working at stalled in his home Wednesday.
in, Millard Kinney, who left
Sun- their daughter and family, Mr and were dinner guests at the Beit the Miner Barber shop, purchased Mr and Mrs. J Boydell, Blayney
day for the University of Chicago Mrs. Harold Byurd in Boise Sun- Treadway home in Parma Sunday.
the Owyhee
Barber shop from Boydell and Aden Wilson arrived
Mrs Madeline Billings and four day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hardman of Charles Sanford of Emmett.
home Tuesday from a two-week's
children and Mr Frank Moore and
Modern Pioneer club met at the Port Angelas, Washington were
y
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trip to Portland and the coast, hav­
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two children of Sacramento Cali- home of Mrs Jake Borge Tuesday guests at the Fore.-t Hardman home
ing driven from La Grande that dav >
with 12 members and one guests last week from Monday through
The Nyssa Chamber of Commerce They covered 1400 miles during the
present A piomc for members and Friday.
Wednesday to contribute trip.-----Potato digging will begin |
families was planned for Sunday,
Bert Treadway of Parma bought $7 50 ln pnaes to be given to the July 15 and the yield is expected to
July 13 at the Caldwell park Wed- a riding horse, Rocket, from R. I), organizations
competing in the
Prospects m-
in-
200 yiaclc-s Per acre on the land
ding customs of various countries McKinley last week.
scrap rubber drive -
Prospects
tributary to Nyssa.
were reported on by Louise Hill and
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Kurtz and dl£at* that the Malheur county fair,
a pantomime wedding was conduc- Mr and Mrs Dudley Kurtz and scheduled for Sept 5. 6 and 7 will 35 Vears Ago. June 29, 1917
Optometrist
ted by Frances Worden in which Blaine attended church services at k® cancelled due to the attitude of
Patriotic citizens in the Nyssa
Mrs Marion Kurtz was the bride, thse First Presbyterian Church in county and state officials.— - Gun- area from Big Bend to Arcadia gave
nearly $3,000 in a three-day Red
Mrs. Hay Fox the groom; Louise Boise Sunday. Following services n* r8
Eyes Examined
Cross drive for funds.-----The pa­
Hill, the minister; Thelma Hammon, they attended a family picnic in
triotic people of Owyhee have made
ring bearer; Anna Norris, flower the Julia Davis park honoring Mr.
Phone 9-2312
girl and Mrs. Stanley was maid of and Mrs. I C Durnil of Parma on
arrangements for a big celebration
to be held at Stam’s Grove the 4th
honor. Frances Worden was pianist their silver wedding anniversary.
718 Arthur St.
of July and a special invitation is
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, and Thelma Borge, aolotat The bride
Mrs ,\l I, Kurtz drove to Parma
|
Caldwell, Idaho
carried a bouquet of alfalfa bios- and brought her aunts, Mrs. Jessie t>t«»>iner. —sionn r.niery oi
n oae extended to the people of Nyssa.-----
_ j ionis and the maid of honor car- 1 Tucker o f Portland and Mrs. Mary , lla * 'cased Swan
Bakery from The post office, both interior and
ried wild mustard. Refreshments of Gahley of Parma home with her to Andy Swan and will operate under exterior was brightened up with
' spend the day Friday.
j the
Sugar City Bakery.----- several new coats of paint artistical­
i A wedding shower honoring Mrs. i Mrs. John Olsen and Robert Me- ly applied by Christensen and M ar­
! Calvin Martin of Owyhee Corner ^ urdy wol> prizes for the best cos- shall and Postmistress Elizabeth
was held on the M L. Kurtz law:i tumes at the hard tunes dance spoil- Thompson just can't keep from put­
last Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. sored by the Nyssa Civic Club.
ting on a few airs on account o f it.
George De Haven, Mrs. Bill Looney, 15 Years Ago, July 1, 1937
-----A stretch of level land along the
Mrs. Vernon Parker, Mrs. Stanley
Snake River just north and east of
Hill, and Mrs Francis D efier assist- j w h ic h ^ th ^ F irs t11NaUonaT^Bank of ' town which has produced nothing
Pitted
30 lb.
ing. Tables were decorated in pink Forlland purchased lhe bank bmld- bllt, “ « * n u h is being developed
and b ue and the cake was also in on ^
corner of lst and Mam and much already has grown crops,
j decorated in pink and blue to coin- from the cjt ot Nyssa includinë ! Principal activity is on tracts owned
cide with Mrs. M artin’s wedding fixtures for a cash consideration1!^' i^ a'l01, ^
Sweetened
Wilson (farm ed by
in s
! ensemble. Mrs. Stanley Hill was in of $4500. ----- Considerable discus-! ^
R‘?b^_ns): JTB and M c R a ­
charge of games.
sion is heard regarding possible con- fie 1 and Frank Leuck.
Word has been received by his
struction o f a city hall, using paî t I
i parents that Merle Kurtz of Port- o f the proceeds of the sale.----- Ber-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bvbee were
j land is going to be ln Corvalis for nard Frost will start excavation ! ' n Boise Sunday visiting friends,
L o ck e rse al
j three months serving an Internship
P lastic
work on a building just east of the
Visiting at the Ed Case home are
to supplement his medical education.
N ealrite C on tain ers
F reezer B a g s
new theatre tomorrow morning. The Mrs. Case's nieces and nephew from
Reverend and Mrs. W. R. Gourley
building is to be 34 ‘ -.'X 70 feet and Portland.
Pints and Quarts
Pints, Quarts, V 2 Gallons
of Fresno, California, visited at the
built of brick.-----The Nyssa CCC
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith, their
Lee Saxton home Monday and Tus-
Camp received the high rating of grandson, Phillip Tucker and Frank
; day of last week. Reverend Gourley
A -l.-----Building permits totaling | Pry visited Sunday with Mr. Sm ith’s
j is pastor of the St. Luke’s Methodist $27,480
have been issued by the City j mother, Mrs. Ella D. Smith who is
church
in
Fresno.
They
went
on
to
Vz mile west on Alberta Ave. Phone 381-R, locker plant
recorder during the past few weeks; [ quite ill at the home o f her broth-
Williamette Valley to visit friends
chief among the permits are a $1,000 er. E. E. Dean at Emmett,
Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room
and relatives and to visit at Prat-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morgan and
tum, Oregon (near Salem) in the building by George Closson, $1,000
community where Reverend Gour­ in alterations by Lottie Phillips | Sally and Mr. and Mrs. A. C Sallee
ley began his ministry Mrs. Gourley $10,000 for a new theatre, $3550 and Mardi spent the weekend at the
house by Ed Dilley, $1200 house by ! Morgan’s cabin at the Payette
is Mrs. Saxton's sister.
E. W. Pruyn and $4.000 improve- Lakes
Mrs. Nora Haskins and son of
Mr. and Mrs. Art Stervoss, Gene
Eden, Texas was a guest at the ments by the Owyhee Irrigation of-
fice.-----Workmen
installed
a
new
and
Dixie were dinner guests Sun-
Saxton home. She is a sister of Mrs.
Sexton. Mrs. Haskins went on to centrifugal water pump for the day evening at the home o f her
Baker and Pendleton to visit and city of Nyssa, doubling the gallons j brother and family. Mr. and Mrs
to attend to business. She formerly p.er minute water flow Into the , D A. Vanscoy and children at Pay-
big tank.
ette.
lived ln Baker.
2U
Years
Ago.
June
JO
,
1932
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I.aing and
Lowell Cristoffer of Colorado
And we wish to e x p re ss our th an ks to our m any
Leslie McClure of Caldwell closed daughter of The Dalles were visitors
Springs, Colorado, a brother of Mrs.
Lee Saxton visited at the S ax ton ! a one year lease for the Swan from Thursday until Saturday at the
frien ds for their patron age.
home last week He had just gradu­ Bakery from Jim and Andy Swan lioine of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ated from the college in Colorado who will spend the summer at their 1 W. F. Savage and also visited cous­
Springs on June 9. He took a course mining claims at Silver City.----- ins, Mr. and Mrs. James Savage
Over 000 acres of potatoes are mak- i and children here.
in chemical engineering.
Mrs. Don Liunville accompanied ing steady growth in the Nyssa area ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humphrey
Mrs. Lee Saxton to Ontario to the with prospects o f around 200 car- o f Alabama and Mrs. Glenn Wiloo<
to
be shipped.----- Dennis of Glenns Ferry were guests at the
doctor Thursday, where Mrs. Sax­ loads
Wo will continue to o p erate the T ra ilw a y s B u s Depot
ton has been receiving treatment Toombs escaped a burning hayrack Mrs. Felton Duncan home last
for sinus trouble.
loaded with hay and runaway at | weekend,
and the W estern Union O ffice at the
the Dick Tensen ranch only to suf­
Carol Whitaker of Portland was fer a shattered jawbone which he
sam e location.
i house guest at the Roger Ander­ received after he had released his
son home for the past week. She Is runaway team and one horse kicked
also visiting her friends here. Carol him in the face.——The Nyssa-Par-
ma aerie of the Eagles Lodge has
is a former resident of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson of plans in full swing for the initi­
Ogden were week-end guests at the ation of 150 candidates July 7 at a
Joint institution with the new On­
E. H. Hues home.
Mrs. Ed Boydell and daughter tario aerie.
have been spending the last three 25 Years Ago, July 1, 1927
weeks at her mothers home in Mon­
Funds derived from the sale of
mouth, Oregon. Mr. Boydell went up one-half Interest in the storage
to Monmouth Saturday and drove waters of the Warmspring reservoir
I them home.
are paying for reclamation o f 30.000
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jensen and acres of rich farming land in the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower were Warmsprings district that became
fishing at the Beulah Reservoir Sun­ water-logged from irrigation. Drain­
day. Others fishing at the reservoir age works are not to cost more than
were Crint Olsen, Douglas Flep- $45,000-----Agnes Nichols, honor pu­
pence, Roy Holmes and Neil Dem- pils of Kingman Kolony made the
tnick.
highest average in the 8th grade ex­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burning ham aminations ln Malheur county with
Is Our Business
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann an average of 93 9. Betty Tensen of
-■peiit Thursday and Friday at Shore Nyssa also made an average above
Foremost in the defense of
Lodge at McCall.
9 0 ---- The 10th annual 4th o f July
celebration Is planned to open at
your health is the prepara­
Vale July 2— .—The building on the
corner of First and Good avenue
tion of health-giving pre­
formerly occupied by the Malheur
W orks with sit modern tractors.'
scriptions to fit your need.
County bank is undergoing renova­
Hitched or unhitched ln a few min­
tion before being fitted up for head­
Depend on us to use na­
utes. Readily adjusted and serviced.
quarters for the Owyhee Irrigation
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Fully power operated; do levers to
district.-----The 30 mile stretch c f
tionally known brands at
road to the dainsite which has been
manipulate. Power shaft provided
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all
times.
improved by the county and Nyssa
with safety ratchet. Overload release
By
commercial
club
is
nearing
comple­
protects cutter bar. S w iv e l arm
tion.-----Nyssa Is proud of Charley
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R A LPH
makes square turns possible. Smooth,
Newbill who is pitching for the Id a­
clean cutting In heaviest growth.
ho Falls team. He entered the base­
LA W REN CE
Many other extra-value features Let
ball hall o f fame when he hurled
us teU you about them soon ,. today.
what Is believed to be the first no­
hit. no-run baseball game in the
D ay« G o n « B y in N y ssa C o m m u n ity
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insured separately and It would
be rise to handle it that way ln
the circumstances you describe.
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well try to give you the correct
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10', of the $10.000 fire Insurance
policy we have on our house ap­
plies to the garage We recently
built a playroom over our garage
at considerable expense and I
would like to know how to insure
rhe increased value.
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