TH E N V S5 A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . N Y S S A , CHECJON, T H U R SD A Y F E B R U A R Y 5. 1953
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PA G E N IN E
yard from Walter Fox and -o n ----- farm, which he will operate this
home of their daughter and son-in- Nyssa high school.
LOCAL N EW S
Herbert F:-her. veil known in local year.----- 1. A Barth h m> w r*tu:ind
law. Mr and Mrs. James Peachey.
< ilW-rs Monday at the home of
Held over from last week»
circle^, has started a new dairy in
Mr. and Mrs Peachey recently be-
f rom »he Journal F ile s
Wednesday
from
hi-
old
home
in!
town k:. wn as the Gate City
Mr
a: u M: . J. e Maughn were Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrv
llanny
Norland
and
, came parents of their first daugh-
Pennsylvania where he has been
D
airy-----Telegram-
from
Senator
•od
Mi I n Harris of Burley, Ida
5 Tears Ago Jan ?*. 1948
Lonme
of
Anderson
dam
spent
the
ter.
thrt * hi- h' me oyen to the Ameri-
sojourning for over a year.
Harry
ho.
weekend
with
Mrs
Norland's
par-
M
r
*
K
urnall
Brown
o
f
Ogden
Prat:
has
finished
clearing
and
„ ' “ „el! ? te!1^C0® :l can “ Wiers during World War H, U
modore oí the Nys^a Boat club; E d 1
leveling a large acreage for Judge ei..- Mr and Mrs Owen Gam; and Utah was a houseguest at the heme
Pruvn rear commodore; Sandy Pat- a * uest m the home of one oi me Roosevclt
* lve!- approval to the
v.; h Mr Norland’s mother. Mrs of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
i r u i
u
soldiers. Dr K E Kerby, who served retaining oi the triple C comps on Biggs of Vais
Martha Norland of Apple Valley.
and Mrs. Campbell Baer four days
40
Y
ears
A
go
Jan.
30.
1913
fe ^ rv -t
in Italy with the third division—
the Owyhee project— L. S St.
Weekend guests o f Mr. and Mrs. last week
The tracklaying machine has
a sculptor oi Naples Italy who At a Pecial meeting of the board oi Clair of Caldwell, bought the
I)r. Clare F . Conley
____ _____
w____
___ reached Riverview at mile po.-t 12 on Je(1 t-*'*'1* were Mr. Lewis' brother.
^ ________ '
_____ directors, a final selection was made Schweizer
Cafe _____
from _ H G.
Wilkin-
>lr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee o f O n
son.-----
Ronald
Burke,
who
for
the
the
Nyssa-Buhl
watergrade
line.
Lewl*
and
grandson.
Ai.en
of
tne Nyssa-Bum
for the site of f the district Memorial
tario visited Sunday with Mr. and
hospital. The board selected six acres P ^ t three years has had charge of Chief Engineer Osborne expects to •■•■*>
Mrs Sncden Roberts.
Lloyd ix w n rt uf Herm iston was a
E Y E S E X A M IN E D
of land located on the Luther Fife the Journal's composing room left place down two males of completed
David C handler arrived in Nyssa
property, west of Nyssa on Alberta Sunday fc r Jerome to go into part- track per day as soon a* the outfit weekend visitor at the home «f his from Portland to make his home
avenue.----- Mr and Mrs. Vibert Kes nership wath his brother Berwyn in gets to working smoothly-----H J. brother and sister-in-law, Mr and with his brother and family. Mr
Ward, one of our heavie.-t sheep Mr- Walter Looney
(Opp. Sears)
Dial 9-3371
sler and Mr and Mrs. S. P. Bybee running the Northside News.
and Mrs Tom Chandler and daugh
returned Wednesday from their va 20 Years A go Frb. 2, 1933
1 ms 6t>oo heat........... .
Monk*** of tin* MeUimiist ehavek ter and enroll as a sophomore at
N\.->a Hard- choir met Monday evening at the
cation trip of 7,000 miles into 11
519 Cleveland. Caldwell. Ida.
Congressman elect Walter M yards near Nys.»a.
ware
Co
is
remodeling
the store h me of Mr Dvight Wycoff lor The biggest oven you'll ever need— |
states
and
Mexico.-----
Temperature
Pierce,
at
a
banquet
in
his
honor
in
Get Ready for Y ou r Spring
costs no more to use— Frigidaire 30
dropped to 8 degrees above zero Nyssa Friday night urged $20 mil pace, giving mere room for their their monthly practice.
House Cleaning.
Peterson Furniture Co.
Tuesday, the coldest of the winter.— lion for Owyhee and a million now goods.----- Ground has been
Mr. and M rv \V. J. M elton left
We have lots of w allpaper Ci.r; Scout troop No. 4 was re- for Vale to complete the projects so broken for the erection of the M nday on a tr.p to Mexico.
books to select the type for ora-an.zed at a meeting at the home they will provide a haven for the Methodist parsonage on Third St
Mr. and M rv Ed W arren recently
of Mrs. \\ m Schireman. Doris Rig- thousand- of unemployed men, once Seymore Ross has received the ap
your own homes.
returned from Spokane where they
pointment
as
road
supervisor
in
Di>-
G e t R e a d y F o r W in te r
ney is patrol leader.
|
Farnham Sills, lessee of
! farmers.-----
farmers
had .-pent a month visiting at the
W ith B en n ett’s colorizer 15 Years Ago Feb. 3. 1938
| the Bacon Rind mine near John trict No. 2.----- E H. Brumback of
H a v e Y o u r T ir e s R e - c a p p e d
paints you can pet the exact
In a deal that was completed this Day has received a satisfactory re Big Bend was in the city Monday trailing but one percent behind Cali
and
Tuesday
with
a
Detition
for
a
color without e x tra m ixing. week. Ool. Harry Andrews and John port from lug pounds of ore which
fornia in traffic death increase no
ing.
M. Burk bought the Nyssa Sales he sent to a refinery in Salt Lake.— bridge across Snake river adjoining ted in the Pacific coast states Tin -e
figures, the division -aid. are for the
Mrs. John Lewellen and children Riverview.
110 Main
Phone 310 5-speed radiant-tube element, all- left for their home above Bonita
fir.-t 11-months of last year, as com-
: over heat, low or high. "Thrifty 30” after a two weeks’ visit at the par-
during the early part of the year,
T. E . (Tom) Sparks, Mgr.
Frigidaire range. Peter.-on Furniture ontal C. Klinkenberg home.
they say, helps offset the “highway-
Co.
c;de" produced during summer trav
25 Y ears Ago Feb. 3, 1928
el months.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pounds are
14 South 6lh
Phone 5-M
moving to their ranch near Home-
Journal Classified Ads get results.1
| dale where they plan to go in for
turkey raising and farming.----- The
ladies of Nyssa are to be commended
for the goodly representation Wed
Oregon traffic killed more people
nesday at a meeting for the purpose
of organizing a Civic Betterment in 1952 than in any year since 1946.
club. About 40 were on hand to or state traffic safety officials revealed.
The toll, still tentative, jumped a-
ganize a Civic club with officers
head
of all predicted figure- and is
chosen: Mrs. G. R. Swan, president;
Mrs. Dick Tensen, vice president; now at 458. OfficiaLs say the count
Mrs. McCoy, secretary, and Mrs. still could go higher if delayed re
W e A re N ow E q u ip p e d a n d R e a d y to
Dunaway, treasurer.----- A deal was pared with the same period of 1951.
December
deaths
may
shove
Oregon
closed Friday whereby the Idaho
C U STO M STEA M RO LL
Power Co. purchased all the pro ahead of California.
So far this month few traffic
perties of the Vale power system—
A ll Y o u r F e e d G r a in s a n d T h o r o u g h ly
Ennl Du-babek and Co. are prepar deaths have been reported, but safe
ty
people
are
urging
drivers
to
take
ing to open a restaurant on First
M ix T h e m W ith M o l a s s e s
street in the Hinch building. Nyssa it easy on rain-soaked, snowy or icy
can now boast of seven eating roads during the remaining months
place-. Mr. and Mr-. Aden Wilson c i 'vir‘te'r weather. A small death toll
" T h e E a r ly B ird C a t c h e s th e W orm "
have moved to their new home on Ptrt'’ are received.
North First and the R. E. Servoss
Tlle holiest count on record in
family have moved to their newly °ragon was in 1946. when 482 were
Order Y ou r Pillsb u ry Chick
I completed heme. ----- Nyssa Barber 11111641 ln traffic smash-ups.
Safety officials said they are at
S ta rte r Now F ro m
Shop owned and operated by Roy
Stove and Furnace
Pounds has erected a bright new a loss to explain the increase, but
revolving barber pole. ----- A. Cole has commented it is a continuance of a
received machinery for his new mat trend first noted in 1950. Deaths in
Oil
tress factory and is now ready to traffic dropped from 1947 through
1949.
operate.
Delivered
The safety office also released
35 Years Ago Feb. 1, 1918
318 So. 2nd St.
Ph on * 361-W
figures compiled by the National
The following officers were elected
Safety Council which show Oregon
for
the
student
body
of
the
public
j
to your tank — when ordered or
school: Pearl Morehead, president; I
Lulu Davis, vice president; Elsie
Ray,
secretary-treasurer;
Leona
on a regular route basis.
m
Hansen, student critic; Alice Speir
and Robert Long, sergeant at arms;
Miss McFarland, Iva Pounds, Will
iam Theodore Klinkenberg. program
committee. ----- Miss Gertie Ray has
been appointed mail carrier for
R.FD . No. 1 out of Nyssa.----- New
spring suits for men and young
men, elegant and stylish patterns, all
wool for $20 at L. Spier's Store, Nys
sa.----- John Ward has been given
the contract to dig the ditch con-
nectirtf the new pumping plant will
move out in a few days to take
charge of the work The canal will
be about 80 rods long.----- Dick Ten-
Phone 11
Nyssa
sen and family have moved from his
place near town to his Lockett gulch
Days Gone By in Nyssa Community
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Paint & Glass
Snowcaps- Traction Treads
1952 Near Record
Year for Traffic
Deaths in Gregon
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