Ione Town Team Defeats Cex on Local Field
The lone town team defeated Lexington 6 to 2 on the local field last Sunday. The lineup mirrored the Boardman trip with Eubanks at short and other players unchanged. Ione aims to strengthen the batting list for tougher opponents and will play Lexington again this Sunday. The local high school beat Pine City 7 to 6 in ten innings Friday.
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Lexington
Ione
Boardman
C. Ruley
Croisant
Luvdell
Linn
Eubanks
Bristow
H. Rubey
Clark
Gavesight
Pine City
Sunday School Class Surprises Mrs M Morgan at Home
A Sunday school class surprised teacher Mrs M Morgan at her home last Tuesday afternoon. The gathering, aided by Thelma Forbes Hazel Akers and Ina Morgan, enjoyed games before ice cream and cake. Attending were Carl and Clair Kellogg Raymond and Bobby Walker Allred and Helen Lundell Francis Hryson Winona Kritchie Winnie Brown and Virgin Griffith.
Notice to Water Users and Local Events
Notice to water users requires a permit from the Recorder's office before irrigation or water will be shut off without notice. By F H Robinson Recorder. The Christian Church ladies hold a fancy work and food gate at the Mc Murray building on April 25. Heppner suffers first defeat this season after four straight wins.
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F. H. Robinson
Ladies of the Christian Ch
Mc Murray
Heppner
Jone
Oto Lina
Bank Promises Safe Way to Pay Bills and Deposit
A concise promotion describes banks inviting deposits of any size and encouraging bill payments through the bank as a safe method. It emphasizes that receipts and bank checks provide complete evidence of transactions.
The Midnight Ride of Dawes and Revere
Poem fragment contrasts Paul Revere with William Dawes claiming his own forgotten role. It argues that history favors Revere, leaving Dawes's name in shadows. The piece reflects on fame, memory, and the cost of historical narrative.
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Paul
Dawes
His Revere
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Local Notes From Lone Yet Full Of Community Ties
Local notes report visits by J C Wood and companions from Portland to Lone with H C Witzal and the Brenner Reese party from Yakima. B F Akers of Portland handles business in Lone. Samuel Simpson, former Lone teacher, visited Pendleton with Genevieve Tillotson, and Engleman offers blacksmith coal. Farmers celebrate heavy rain likely boosting county value. Lone school board members attend County Convention of School Officers at Lieppner. Junior Christian Endeavor at the Christian church held an election and social with Garland Swanson as president and officers including Engleman, Fletcher, and Akers, followed by games and ice cream.
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Samuel Simpson
Lone
Kenuda
Pendleton
Mins
Genevieve Tillotson
Chistian Church
Maxel Akers
Convention of School Boards Meets in Heppner
The annual convention of school district officers met in Heppner with many Morrow county teachers attending. District Attorney Notson urged the board’s key role in policy and budget, while Supt Churchill called for better schools and noted rising teacher requirements and state-provided facilities.
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Heppner
Morrow County
E. Notson
Notson
Notgon
Churchill
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Portland
H. C. Witzal
Mrs. Brenner Reese
Yakima
Bullard's Pharmacy
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Engleman
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J. E. Swanson
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Mesers
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Lieppner
Christian Endeavo
T Churchill
Independent
Bert Mason
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