THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSÀ. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 195t
Days
By in
Gone
Nyssa C om m u n ity
From the Journal file»
10 Years Afo Nov. 19. 1942
• Wear« Ago Nov. 20. 1947
*IYw school census, just completed Dale G arrison was re-elected m as
by G rant Rinehart hew a popula- ter of the Oregon T rail Grange
teon of 1737 children fr m 4 to 20 Fate of the M alheur County experi
years old in the Ny a school di m ental farm is indefinite a- a re ult
enet. an increase of !a2 over last of the rejection of a special levy ub-
year — Howard Liovejoy was elec m itted to voters at the general elec
ted president of the coat he of tion.----- Checks totalling $1.580.510 23
S n ake River Valley Conference. were mailed by the Amalgamated
Lloyd Lewi- wa fit Pd v.ce presi Sugar Co. to beet growers in this
The
den t of the S R V. ba-kctball offic area, on basis of $3 per ton
ials association 'Ii.t Standard C hristian church is laying a new
four-foot concrete sidewalk on two
Oil Co.
ides of the church building —
Service S tat. i.
It’s here
aiul you nun iiin one
FREE! ,
P ly m o u th
th e n e w
On
$25,(XX) “ Meet tho new Plymouth”
I
Plymouths
— hundreds of cash p rize s— will
be given away! Com e in now — get
your e n try blank and complete
contest details.
display now—the truly bal
anced 1953 Plymouth—the
b e au tifu l,
C o ntest S p ark lin g new
most
best riding, best per
Plymouth ever built I
fo rm in g
V0U MAT WIN A NEW PLYMOUTH FREE I
it now, and enter the
WAGGONER MOTOR Phone
CO. 180
exciting
G o o d A ve.
W h a t a W o n d e r fu l w ay to bay
M. Marie Holman c l Baker has
m< in i to Ny--a to live w ith her sis
ter. Mr Lioyo L»w. ----Clinton
Kuashnu has been appointed m an
ager of t.ie Farm ers Supply Coop of
Ny -a and O ntario.
15 Years Ago Nov. IS. 1937
Fifteen years ago, Nov. 22. 1922,
Sidney Burbidge and Dewey Ray
• trted the N yva Packing Co. It was
located next to th e post office and
b> a'ted one wooden m eat block and
counter- It now is one of the most
modern m eat shop.'.— $275.000 in-
..ial paym ent was distributed a-
mong local beet growers. Approxi
mately 8900 acres were planted to
beet.
Max S. T aggart, attorney-
ti-law, opened his offices in the
We tern hotel Monday
By virtue
oi contract signed this week be
tween the board o f trustees of the
My a Aerie of the Eagles and Dr.
L. A. M.iuJd.ng, members and their
famtlii will oe able to secure m edi
cal attention.
20 Years Ago Nov. 24, 1932
Eleven fine, fat C anadian geese
were shot on the Owyhee river above
the dam by Artie Robertson, Dr E
I) Norc >tt. Ed Wilson and Robert
Long
Ella Points of Nyssa was
-elected altern ate winner of the
1932 Un.on Pacif.c 4-H scholarship
t > O S C.----- Jake Bodmer is com-
plc-.r.g a new 5-room house on his
: land property in the Snake river.—
Ny a Boy Scout receiving m erit
badg in court of honor at Roswell
were Wi loy Lathen, Robert Wilson,
Robert Johannesen. Curtis Foster,
W arren Larsen and Howard Larsen.
Li jyd Wilson, L athen and Paul
J< hi. i n were advanced to second
class.
I.', A t ars Ago Nov. IS, 1927
Construction work on the railroad
to the Qw*nee dam site will start in
a very .short time.----- Eddie Powell,
who recently purchased a home on
Bower avenue is busy remodeling
the -ame thin week, adding bath
room and garage.----- Elm er L. Pow
ell of Ironside, who receeirtly p u r
chased the Ehrtfood place, intends to
start an up-to-date dairy oi about
a dozen cows.----- F Marquiss, P a r
ma, Ls doing the carpenter work on
the new filling station to be occu-
"1 Love You”
A>,ed by the S tar Garage
35 Years Ago Nov. 23, 1917
4.000 head I
tb« Bt
(field holdings were stld for $17 per
head.----- Finishing touches are be
ing put to the storeroom of Nyssa
H ardw are Co which is being re
modeled and modernized.----- Doug
an d Jack, sons of Mr and Mrs. A
M cDonald are somowhere ;n France
doing valianj -en .-e on the fighting
line.------Dixon ar.d Man ell shipped
a fine car of apples this week to the
New York m arket
Every vacant
room in town ha- been filled to
overflowing with produce, apple
onions and p- tat e» Shortage of
cars has made it .mpo.-.-ible to get
the stuff to m arket and grower-,
are trying to .save th ttr crop-.
Non-Fiction Is
Featured In New
Library
Books
A nother group of new books may
be seen at the adult circulation de^k
this- week a; the M alheur County
Library. Three hole.- will be ready
for circulation Saturday, Nov. 22.
The first of these is “Troopship”
by K ite Holliday who rec unts the
reactions of American.-, en route to
the K orean front.
“T rail Driving Days” by Dee
Brown is a retelling, with the aid of
m any picture-, of the cattlem ens
s.ory in the Old We-t.
A collects n f ries depicting
other pha.,e.^ of life in the Old \Ve-,t
a-> told by the old tim ers them-elves
is “Living Pioneer-" by Harold
Fret e.
A m ountaineer and writer, H. W.
Tilm an, de.-.-r.be- his travels in
Chinese Turkestan and his attem pts
at m ounta.n-clim btng there in
"China to Chitra! ’
“Pottery and Poreclain” is a stan
dard reference guide for collectors,
the new edition of which has just
been secured by the library.
“Double in Space" by Fletcher
P ra tt oontains two science fiction
stories: “Project Excel-ior" concerns
an allied iipace station, and “The
W anderer’s R eturn" a fleet of Unit
ed Planets space ships.
Ju an De Castrol writes a thought-
provoking book, "The Geography of
H unger,” in which he rejects the
theory th a t birth control is the only-
road to the survival of W estern civi
lization and gives facts supporting
the view that, though there is no
physical difficulty m doubling the
world food supply, there is a limit to
the capital and labor th a t society
and governm ents are willing to de
vote to it.
“Commercial Art Techniques” by
S. R Maurello is a handbook on
equipm ent and m ethods, including
airbrush, pei. and mk. scratchboard,
layout, and design.
An informally w ritten guidebook
for the traveler in Horace Sutton’s
•‘Footloose in Sw itzerland.”
building Tuesday
Mr and Airs. Claude Willson wef*
guests ci their daughter. Mis- Clau
dia Willson for dinner Sunday eve
ning in Boi_-e. M iv Willson pent
the weekend at heme and they re
turned her to Boise Sunday after
noon.
ll«u*e|tM-*t-> this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGinnis
are Mr M cGinnis’ uncle, Je--> Can-
trail and his sister, M r» Joe Westes.
both of Alturas, Calif.
Mrs. lin k SUxkhani and Beverly-
spent last weekend in Boi-e visiting
.vl.-j. L. E. H , viand.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ntrit kland and
family were dinner guests Sunday it
the W yat: Sm ith home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Daley and
Mr ana Mrs. John P t:er enjoyed
a drive to G rand View Sunday to
view the newly con-tructed dam
there.
Mrs. Barney Wilson returned home
this week from a week's visit at
Marysville, Calif., with her brother.
Jim Ritchie She was accompanied
to Marysville by her sister, Mrs.
Bill'Ruxton of T aft, CalX, who had
been a houseguest of the Wilsons
here for 10 days.
Mrs. Ella Sm ith was a happy re
cipient of a beautiful lei of lavendar
orchids sent from Honolulu this
week by her brother, Emil Dean of
Emmett. Mr. ar.d Mr Dean are cn
a m onth’s- tour of tha Hawaiian I -
lands.
Mrs. Arthe KoheffUon ah® hits been
ill at her home the p a-t two weeds
ar.d has been absent from her po-;-
turn at the Nyssa Pharm acy, is re-
ported to be m u .h improved and
hopes to return to work the forepart
of next week.
Mr*. < harle» Short o t OBtan«
¿ jk J M: Charle.-, McConnell were
Sunj ay evening visitor.- at the Dean
home Mra McConneU ihow .
, .
e<* pictures and scutem rs o er
recent trip to Hawaii.
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LOCAL NEWS
Visitors Friday at the home of Mr.
! and Mrs. H. D. Zobell weire Mr.
and Mrs Laurn Ashliman of Rex-
burg who were enroute to Seattle
to atten d a shoe fair. They plan to
visit at the Zobell home again this
Friday on their iway home.
San« I.yn Woodard, nine-Tear old
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Woodard is reported much improved
from rheum atic fever. She is able
to sit up p art of the time.
Mrs. John Rrrtz, Mrs. Walter Fox,
Mrs. Robert Bowen and Mrs W yatt
Sm ith were business visitors in Boise
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Wilson and
I Mi and Mrs. H enry H artley were
among Ny-ssans attending the open
ing of the new O ntario high school
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
No. 303 Ocean Spray, whole or strained
<90
3 c a n s............ 65c
CHESTNUTS_______Lb. 45c
For dressing
SWEET
POTATOES
Durands, heavy syrup, No. 3 squat
COCOANUTS ........ Lb. 15c
All sizes
2 cans............... 75c LETTUCE
2 heads 17c
CELERY HEARTS Pkg. 23c
MINCE
MEAT
Snoboy Brand
Kerrs, 29 ounce jar
CRANBERRIES
.... Lb. 35c
Eastern
E ach..................4 9 c
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PUMPKIN ....... 2 lor 39c
Del Monte. No. 2 Vi
PEANUTS
2 for 65c
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We will have a large supply
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
of bronze and white Turkeys,
Del Monte, No. 24
geese, chickens, and hams
right for your
2 cans ............... 75c priced
Thanksgiving Dinner____
FRUIT
CAKE MIX HAMBURGER
Lb. 35c
Lyons, 1 lb. package
BEEF ROASTS
Lb. 39c
2 fo r................. 93c Milk Chocolate Bars
JELLY
4 for $1.00
Ghiradelli's, 14 ounce
Kerr's assorted, 12 oz.
PRESERVES
3 for S1.00 E ach............... 59c
Sunny Jim, berry, 12 oz.
Hour»- W»«k day». 8 ». m.—8 p. m.
Sundays. 12 noon—3 p. m.
Nov*mb»r 2 1st and 22nd
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