Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 20, 1953, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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    TH? NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20.1531
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Host heme.
turned the fir-t of the «reek from
Pa .1 Ha tch
Australia vii
I-' ■ s h.t: .
., id Linda Hipp
P it land. ----- A. H B ydell and J
v .th his br ther, H i ward Hatch attended a -lumber party at the
l e i « I m u n ii
Meaningful n n-fictior. and sever­
B ydell made a tr.p bv auto to Pay-
heme of Janie Walker Tuesday
Saturday.
Dial »439
al novels make up the near b: ks
night.
e: .e Lakes Sunday and visited at
Mr
Oayl
Marti
again ready tor circulation n Aug­
the Dr. Sarazin camp ----- Je-.-e
Mr and Mr G rge Moeller, Jor-
fr m Friday until Sunday m Nam­
ust 22 a: the Malheur Ccunty Lib­
’
8
Thompson and family returned Wed­
etta and Jean returned h- me Sun­
pa
vi'iting
with
her
parent-',
Mr.
and
rary.
day from a 7 weeks’ trip to Arkansas
nesday frem an auto trip through II i.i alt ar.d a fr.end, Mr C li­ Mr-. O. J. English.
Several titles relate to children.
ner
cf
Pennsylvania,
who
h
a'
been
where "hey \i ed Mr- M >eller’s
Cal.fonra.
-----
Mr
and
Mrs
Artie
F.r.-t there is the cne by Mauree Ap­
Gayle Martin. Wm Webb and
R berts-in moved this veek into the visiting them, were visitor' Thur»- R> nnie Martin went fishing at Fish father and other relatives.
plegate called Everybody’s Busine>s-
i.v at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mr Ot: Bullard and
Brc vn Bros, bungal v on North
Our Children which is a highly
Lake above Halfway.
Don and Mary Johnson of Powell,
readable series cf talk- for parents
Third street ar.d De -v Ray and Ora Newgrn. They brought, with
Sharon Fcx spent Sunday with
and teachers expre^ing the view
family moved into the W. S Glore them colored slides of the country Janet Parker and was an overnight Wyo . -pen: the week end at McCall
where the Bullard'- attended the
tha; both group- share in bringing
:n Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
residence.
guest.
Union Sunday -chool services.
up today's ch.ldren, and should get
Wil
n
of
Parma
came
to
visit
35 Years Ago Aug. 2. 1918
Mr and Mrs. Ray Holly and
Che ley B -yer of Ontario a.- .l Jack
t gether and try to agree cn a fe v
Thursday evening and also enjoyed
Dick T e n e n and family have
daughters
spent from Tuesday to RR m
essentials.
Ides,
j
in ved in from their L, cket Gulch
Friday at Burgd< irf. Idaho
visitors at the N ¡man H.pp home.
A second is Creative Dramatics in
M. nday evening the Frank Land
ranch and are enpoymg a ta'te of
Mr and Mrs Ray Holly and
Home, School, and Community by
city life, occupying apartments in fam.ly visited at the Newgen home iaughU?rs a ’ere d[inner guest» Sun-
Ruth Lease and Geraldine S.k-. A-
M: Eugene Cleaver and children
the Van Gilse Fla:-
Mayor C. C.
nother is Lillian Graham's party
lay of Mr. and Mr». Donai LyUe
Wh en has volunteered for service ti-uod a: the home of Mr. and Mr- ind Mr. and M r. Rebelrt
Fun for Boy- and Girls.
Man gin.
in the army and ha- be;n accepted. Magnus Ekanger Sunday afternoon.
The novel by Helen F *!er called
Mr. t nd Mrs. Sonny Franklin and
The
pumping
plant
for
the
Owyhee
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Simpson
served
j
The Intruder maintains an element
Remember how you hurriedly re­
Dit h is now in operation and upper Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. ' family had dinner with Mrs. Joe
of suspense in an Australian setting.
arranged vour living room furniture
Whitt-
Sunday.
While
there
they
threvs
27,000
gallon-
per
minute
Rc.-e Franken's addition to her
Rail i Blanch, Mr. nd Mrs. Cn rge 1
It will relieve water
areity from F I km m and Brent, Mr. and Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph when the TV set arrived? Remember
Claudia stories. The Frag.le Years,
which farmers under the ditch have Billy Hadley. Miss Carol Folkman I Thomas.
the new items you said you'd need?
begin- after the death cf Claudia
-uttered.— The Leigh picture thea­
David Looney had a birthday Why not buy them now at Nyssa
and David’s olde t -on.
..nd
J
e
Supinger,
Mrs.
Grace
Folk-
tre moved this week t > its fine new
party Sunday with a few little Furniture store.
Until the Phoenix by Fa-shun
quarters ju-t completed adjoining man, Shirley Nielson, and the! friends attended.
Chang sh ws in f.ction from how
Get in the act with riboflavin, one of the B vitamins. You need it,
Simpsons.
At 9 Good avenue you’ll find the
Wilson Bros, store and will give the
if you want to take a bow for better health. Riboflavin, when you get
ordinary people in China were af­
Mrs. Edith Simmon- of Denver,
The Auxiliary picnic is to be Sat-
opening program Saturday evening
right
furniture for real enjoyment
fected when ermmunist soldier-’ enough of it, is more than a partner. It take s on the job of a stage man­
Colo, spent two weeks visiting with
The opening play is -The Spirit of urday, Aug. 22 a. Sniveley’s. E ach ’
ager in your body. The result—other food substances may be used more
overrode the land. Also a novel about
while you watch the world on parade
her
t
w
o
daughters,
Mrs.
Ruth
Mar­
17" featuring Jack Pkkfcrd. Admis­ family is to bring weiners for their i
efficiently.
people in another land is The Singer
sion is 10 and 25 cent-.— Miss Gertie family and one other dish, and bo tin of Owyhee and Mrs Jess Morris in your living room through your
Not the Song, a tory by Audrey F.r-
Without this vitamin, the protein foe ! you cat could not be properly
TV set. Stop in and see for yourself
and son, Horace Simmons.
Ray. Nyssa’.s lady mail carrier, has there by eight.
skine Lindcp about the conflict be­
used in the manufacture of new body cells or in the repair of old ones.
at Nyssa Furniture Co. (Paid Adv.)
purchased a Ford car and is teach­
In this show, riboflavin also hi !ps set the pace by assisting in the release
tween a priest and a bandit in a
Mrs. John Reffett went to San
ing it the duties of a postal employ­ Francisco Tuesday evening to attend 1
of energy from fats and carbohydrates—your body fuel. If too little
small Mexican community.
ee.— The Journal is informed that the furneral services for a sister.
riboflavin is in your three meals a day, cracked and sore areas at the
The last two non--fiction titles are
insurance companies refuse to in­
very different: The Perfect Joy of , corners of the mouth may develop. Burning and bloodshot eyes, which
Sunday, she returned home bringing
may be unusually sensitive to the bright light, may also occur. With sure plate glass windows because of
St. Francis by Felix Timmermans
the number that have been broken her mother. Mrs. Ella Adkins of Par­
Mrs. George Moeler
slight deficiencies of this vitamin, symptoms may not he visible, but
reveals the personal as well as the
by boys throwing rocks through is, 111. and her friend, Mrs. Riffle,
deficiencies may be accompanied by a generally lowered state of health,
spiritual life of St. Francis. How to
Dial 2733
them. It costs from $50 t $100 to re­ Alton, 111. to visit a few days.
efficiency and earning power.
Make your Emotions Work for You
place
them.—
Parma
Cafe
is
now
Miss
Clarice
Notheis
returned
t
Too
Late
For La-t Week
Riboflavin is an easy-to-get vitamin because it is widely distributed
is a book by Dorothy Finkelhor that
open and meals are 30 cents.
heme Saturday night from Greeley,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling drove
In nature. Requirements may be met easily if you use moderate care in
tells how emotional maturity can
selecting your food from all the well-known basic food groups. To be
Colo, where she has been attending over to Payette Sunday to visit at
40 Years Ago Aug. 7, 1913
enable people to handle the prob­
the Andy Hoeme home and to re­
certain thut riboflavin will "get in the act” put some liver in the market
lems in the way of their happiness.
About 30 attended the annual summer school.
basket and do it often. Liver, either chicken, calves’ or pork liver is the
A week ago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. serve watermelons for the Arcadia
beefsteak fry given by the Ep.vorth
best food source of riboflavin. It also is found in large quantities in
Miss Gertrude Allman under went
League last Friday on the hill just Chas. Schweizer. Mrs. Guy Glenn Sunshine club’s annual melon feed
leafy vegetables such as turnip greens, spinach and kale. The eggs,
surgery at the Samaritan hospital
east of tiie Nyssa bridge— The Ida- and Guyanne Glenn drove to John to be held Aug. 30.
milk and cheese which you include in your meals play a part, in the
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Maddox of
nha and Cannon prune orchards Day and Seneca.
in Nampa last Wednesday. Reports
show that must go on, by furnishing good amounts of riboflavin.
Weiser stopped on their way to
that
make
a
solid
block
three
four­
are that she is improving.
Wednesday,
Mrs.
Chas.
Schweizer,
Along with other members of the B vitamin family, riboflavin co-stars
ths of a mile in length are loaded Mrs. Mildred Hite, Miss Niliart of Caldwell to pick up Keith Maddox,
Mr. and Mrs. Balias Keek of Mus-
in the enrichment of bread, flour and cereals. Enriched bread contains
who has been staying the past 10
full of partly ripened fruit. Thous­
more of this vitamin than does whole wheat bread. Because plenty of
grove, Ind. are visiting this week at
Homedale and Mrs. Haworth of days at the George Hust home.
ands
of
2
by
2
supports
are
used
to
riboflavin is used in enriching cereal foods, the amount in everyone’s
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Carol and Barbara Evans of Wil-
keep the loaded limbs from breaking. Nampa visited in Boise.
daily food is increased regardless of the number of dollars spent at the
Keck Mr. Keck has been in Indiana
The Sunset Valley Livestock club lowcreek stayed from Thursday
$425 per car is guaranteed for the
grocery
store
or
super-mart.
attending college.
crop of the Cannon orchard.— $400 met at the home of Donald Ohashi, through Saturday at the Jay Warner ]
The Rev. Robert Jackson left
is the estimated sum required to There is to be one more meeting home while their parents and broth­
Monday morning for youth camp at
make repairs on breaks in the Owy- after the fair, but now the place has er, Teddy, vacationed at Wildhorse,
Dial 6697
McCall with a group of boys from
!
hee
ditch caused by floods from the not been set. There were only a few above Council.
Days G o n e By in Nyssa C o m m u n ity
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Coryell
of
Boise
heavy rain and wind storm Friday. members present, so there was n o 1
the Nazarene church.
From tire Journal Files
and Mrs. Minnie White of Payette
Damage aggregating several thous­ business meeting.
and
dollars
has
been
reported
to
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Neilson and
5 Years Ago Aug. 12, 1948
to 24 cars valued at $14,400. Grow­
crops and small stock has been
The Idaho Canning Co. will make ers receive $600 per car as compared drowed in several instances.— The son visited with Mr. and Mrs.
an initial run at its Nyssa factory to $60 last year.----- Armed with a ladies of St. Paul’s Guild will open Charles Schultz and sons in Oregon
Rhone 2-2769, Tarma
Friday. ----- Shipments of potatoes bear trap, "Pud” Long returned to .the new parish house with an ice Slope Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison of
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
from Nyssa this season had reached his camp above Ironside Monday. cream social Wednesday evening,
Hood
River and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Mrs.
Long
and
Evalyn
accompanied
Aug.
13.—
E.
H.
McDonald
purchas­
387 carloads Wednesday night ac­
Apple Valley school starts Sept. 8. cording to Thomas Jones, Union him to the mountains. ----- Howard ed a five passenger Michigan 40 Shepherd visited Friday and Satur­
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
School board election will be held Pacific agent. ----- Bill Reynolds of and Curtis Foster left Monday for this week.
Ora Newgen. Mr. Harrison and Mrs.
in the afternoon w-ith three mem­ Nyssa took first in the water ski Portland with a carload of new 40 Years Ago Aug. 14, 1913
A spirit of expectancy is notice­ Shepherd are brother and sister of
bers to be elected, two to fill the ex­ jump at the water carnival spon­ honey.
able among those in touch with Mrs. Newgen, and they came to
pired terms of C. L. Fritts and sored by the Bogus Balin Water Ski 25 Years Ago Aug. 3, 1928
F. W. Skillern and Judge J. H. High Line affairs and it is believed visit their mother, Mrs. Ada Har­
Charles Mann and one to fill the club at McCall Saturday and Sun­
Richards
of Boise, who sometime ago things are being brought into shape rison, who is making her home here.
unexpired term of Mrs. Orley Smith day. ----- Adrian will have its first
who has been filling out the term street lights in the near future. Ida­ leased 30,000 acres of land in Mal­ for the early closing of a contract
^ Q O P E M l O T O
5
for Con Wilson who resigned. The ho Power Co. is installing five lights, heur county and Idaho, sold their ! for the construction of the big ditch
following names are to be voted three on Main and two in other rights and leases to a power comp­ I which -will furnish water for 40,-
any of Minneapolis.— The Hoxie i 000 acres of rich land adjacent to
upon: Mrs. Orley Smith, Charles parts of town.
property on the corner of Main and Nyssa. ----- H. T. Francis, C. C.
Mann, Albert Hopkins, DeLoyd 10 Years Ago Aug. 12, 1943
Second street has been leased to C.
Miss Janet Parker
Schimmels and Elmer Searly.
Adrian Union high school has W. Tensen for five years and an up- Hunt, and W. L. Gibson, school di­
Bank With Ease! When you open
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson of started construction on the Smith- to-date service station will be erect­ rectors of the Nyssa district went
your
account at First National Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brown of
Phoenix, Ariz. visited at the home Hughes agricultural shop to replace ed in the near future.— Mrs. Hoxie to Washoe one day this week to get
pointers
on
the
way
to
establish
and
Boise
visited
at
the
Glen
Brown
o
f
Portland
you can adjust your
and
Mrs.
Dick
Stam
are
enjoying
of his nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Ken the one destroyed by fire last April.
Robinson, one day last week.
Luther Fife is contractor. ----- Pos­ the convenience of electric ranges maintain a domestic science and home Sunday.
banking to suit your business and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown were
Will.ard Stephens, who is a sibility of establishment cf a $1,- recently installed.— Robert Over- \ manual training department in con­
recreational hours. Join the thou­
nephew of Mis. Reed, left for his 000,000 war prisoner camp between street has been promoted to the nection with the public schools.----- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
sands who take their time and Bank
home in Portland after visiting it Nyssa and Adrian to accomodate position of agricultural engineer and Marshal H. D. Holmes this week Thomas of the Big Bend Thursday.
will be located in the sales depart-
Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Logan visited
the Jack Reed home and in Boise 2.000 prisoners was rumored in Nys­ \ ment of the general office, as assist­ bought a four-room cottage of Coun­
With Ease at First National 10 to 5
Mrs. Alva McGinnis Friday
the past week.
sa this week. ----- Malheur county’s ant to Carl Baldridge for the Idaho cilman George Phillips and will with
Monday thru Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Melvedt of valuation for the fiscal year 1943- Power Co. of Boise.— A carload of move to his new property in a few afternoon. Mrs. Logan was the form­
Boise were Sunday dinner guests at 1944 has been fixed at $12,798.963.48, : wheat was shipped this week days.----- Manager Blodgett announ­ er Ethel Morey.
Mrs Laura Smith went to Caldwell
the Jack Reed home.
County Assessor Ed Hendrix an­ I through the Nyssa Grain and Seed ces that the Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wilkerson nounced. I t ’s an increase of over $1,- Co. to eastern markets for $1.00 a moving picture shows will be re­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Murphey.
and family of Emmett were Sunday 500.000 from last year’s figures.----- bushel.— Two carloads of potatoes sumed next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and Mrs.
N Y S S A BRAN CH
visitors at the Roy Wilkerson home. Roseoe Kellogg of the Gate City were shipped at only 45 cents per
Alva
McGinnis and Mrs. Laura
Their daughter, Julane, is staying Dairy, announced this week that hundred.
MENTION THE
Smith visited at the Bob Price home
with the Roy Wilkerson family this starting the first of next week he 25 Years Ago Aug. 10, 1928
o r po ri
The
19th
annual
Malheur
county
Saturday evening.
GATE CITY JOURNAL
•week.
will furnish pasteurized milk to the
fair at Ontario Aug. 30 will feature
Mrs. Laura Smith and Mrs. Alvon
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tharp of city of Nyssa.
WHEN BUYING
K IfD C K A i D tfO & ll IN4URANCI CORPORATION
an unusual aerial show. ----- A two
McGinnis spent Thursday evening
Eddyville, Ore., were ¡week-end guests 15 Years Ago Aug. 11, 1938
year lease was signed Thursday for
at the home of her aunt, Mr. and
Stanley Ramsey, owner of the
the rear room in the Sharp build­
Mrs. Frank Plagman.
Ramsey’s Market announced that
Mr. and Mrs. Chet liames and the recently installed cold storage ing on Main street and Second for
children attended a picnic at the lockers were now open for patrons.— the town council room. ----- A six
home of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wil­ The city has purchased a new fire year lease has been obtained on the
son of Caldwell Thursday evening. truck from Cables Chevrolet Co. of Bodfish building on Main street by
The picnic was given by the You- Ontario, according to Fire Ohief Mrs. George of Ellensberg. Wn„ and
the building will be remodeled and
ette club.
Schireman.----- Buddy Edwards, well
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Standerfer known local fighter, received word fitted for a rooming house at an
and family and Roger and Rodney that he had been selected to fight approximate cori of $4500. ----- Mr.
Smith attended a picnic at Ironside the main event at Sun Valley rodeo and Mrs. Earl Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
in honor of a ccu.-in, who was home F rid ay.----- Saturday, Dr. and Mrs. Audrey Ward, Frank Ward and
Gertrude Wilson left for Yellowstone
on leave from the Air Force.
K. E. Kerby of Kan.-as City. Mo.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cushing arrived in Nys.-a and on Sunday Dr. park Tue day. Frank Ward Is in­
and baby of Boise, were week-end Kerby began his duties as assistant itiating his brand new Chevrolet
coach on the trip.
guests at the home of her parents, to Dr. J. J. Sarazin.
30 Years Ago Aug. 3. 1923
Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Thompson. 20 Years Ago Aug. 10, 1933
Mrs. George P. Ward was in town
Sunday they all went fishing at
Bert E. Haney was elected chair­ superintending shipment of their
Paddock reservoir.
man of the advisory board for Ore­
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Curtis and gon under the federal public works hou-ehold goods to La Grande,
where Mr. Ward has a fine position
baby of Caldwell were Sunday din­
administration in Portland Friday.— with Ford Motor Co.— Dr. Sarazin
ner gue.-ts at the Jack Wilson home. Effective today, Nyssa will have and family have gone to New Mead­
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
daily freight service from the east ows for rest and recuperation.—
family and Miss Lela Wilkerson and west. Raymond Richardson of Rich quartz, running $15.000 to the
epont a few days last week at Mc­
Nampa has been transferred to the ton in gold was found in the old
Call, Burgdorf and W’arm Lake.
1
Nyssa depot to serve as telegrapher Red, White and Blue mine in Mal­
heur City.— Water level in the big
Conley Wilson and Darryl and
and assist agent W. T. Posey.----- Willow Creek re-ervoir rose six feet
Cedric Caldwell were fishing at Mud Harvest of the early potato crop
Lake last week. They report good reached its peak in Nyssa this week from a cloudburst Monday afternoon
in that Valley. It is e-timated it will
luck where they were.
with the loading of eight more cars. cost fully $2,000. to make the Bro-
Mrs. Martha S. Norland spent
This brings shipments for the week gan-Malheur road passable again.
from Monday until Thursday visit­
ing her daughter, Mrs. Orover Find­
ley, and family at Madras.
A birthday supper was held Fri­
day evening at the Conley Wilson
home honoring Mrs. Wilson’s moth­
er, Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell. Other
guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Cedric Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs.
Think fiM G ’s Truck Hydra-Matic Drive* is a abolishes clutch maintenance and replacement —
Leon Murry and family of Parma
for good !
luxury? Nothing could be further Jrotn the facts!
and Mr. and Mrs. 'Hianiel Botner.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen and
TRUCK HYDRA- MATI C SAVF.S GAS-because it See us about a G M C with Truck Hydra-Matic —
family of the Cow Hollow district in
The Schoola Churches and Homea
insures peak efficiency in power application at all today.
Oregon were Sunday dinner guests
times. It cuts repair needs —because it frees * Stan J a r J equipment on Package Delivery model, optional at moderate
at the Martha S. Norland home.
Built by Us in the Valley
Claude Hinkley of Cottonwood
engine, drive line and reat axle from ».rain. It extra tun on tS other tight-July mo Jett.
Show Our Ability
visited at the C. A. Butcher home a
few days last week.
Phone 2540 — Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs Tom Ferguson visit­
ed at the Harvey Hatch home in
Big Bond Friday evening. Mrs. Fer­
guson's brother fr°m Australia w-a-
thore Mi
Evelyn Fen- i- >n of
B -c v.-.’f . >
Non-Fiction and
Neva's at Library
Food Sense—Not Nonsense
Sunset Valley
Television Upset
Your Furniture?
GST
IN
TACT
Around Arcadia
Renstrom
Agency
Apple Valley
T A K E Y O U R T IM E
B A N K FIWST
Adrian News
FljttST
FREE E S T I M A T E S . . . .
Given on Building Work
Dean Fife & Company
Fergustn h< me Sunday