04 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
1
Mrs A R Fortner announces the birth of a daughter named Helen Clowhild. Thanksgiving visitors and events fill Lexington with gatherings at the Cutsforth home and music by local couples. Residents and travelers from Walla Walla Portland Tacoma and Portlan share holiday visits and seasonal news at home and nearby towns.
The Louis J. Padberg Maud Wood couple marked 25 years married on Thanksgiving 1900. Guests from Padberg and nearby families gathered at the country home six miles southwest of Lexington for a cheerful anniversary event hosted by Mr and Mrs Padberg.
A dialectal cartoon caption features a speaker challenging a clownish figure about ghosts and fear. The exchange ends with a claim of having owed a ghost a 'deliar elgit seban' in a stylized proclamation.
All general fund warrants of Morrow County Oregon registered on or before April 30 1926 will be paid on presentation at the county treasurer’s office on or after December 12 1925. Interest on said warrants ceases as of that date. Dated Heppner Oregon November 30 1925 Leon W Briggs County Treasurer Vancouver?
Robert faces a stern interview at Mr. Green’s house about his lack of a reason to marry the daughter. Mr. Green questions him bluntly, pressing for a motive as the visit unfolds in the drawing room and library.
Missed dialogue announces a benefit supper at the Basement of the Christian Church on Saturday December 6 from 5 30 to 7 00. Adjoins a housing notice for a four room apartment above the printing office at ten dollars monthly with water and electric light connections.
The Legion Hall Theatre lists a rotating lineup of films and acts with dates from January to May. The notice invites support, notes careful pricing tied to program costs, and urges readers to cut out the page for reference. It promises price raises only if program costs require it.
Miss Margaret Woodson of Hepner is one of two women in the University of Oregon law school. Hap Wood visits The Dalles on a business trip with George W. Ritchie and Dad Griffin. The Christmas program will be presented by public schools with full details next week. Mrs Owen and Miss Crozie have left bachelor quarters for Louis Balsiger's. The Congregational delegation’s trip to The Dalles was halted by the telegram announcing postponement. Lt. Jobison is reported in Oregon City. Baptist Ladies Aid plans a fancy work and food sale. Mrs Esselatyn broke her wrist. Dr Kettle treated the wrist. Henry Streeter’s children have chicken pox. George Reed’s infant ill. Gladys Medlock sick with bronchitis. Bargain Victrolas at Bullard’s Pharmacy. Church workers hold Fancy work and food sale Dec 19, 1925. C R Gunzel installed a new radio. aerial by Lee Howell. Rebecas of Bunch Grass Lodge 91 initiated a new member with social program. George Cochran returned to lone from Portland with sister Eunice Cochran.
Weather report notes total precipitation since September 1 with values 0.83 and 1.64. It records near days and partly cloudy and cloudy days counts. Prevailing winds are westerly. Reporter R B Harrison, Cooperative Observer.
Chas. Allinger and family plan a move into the house on 88cond street previously occupied by Ernest Helliker. A Legion Hall dance is scheduled for December 12 in ER. Landetl has installed serial communication at the garage and home. The son of Mrs Hummal, a teacher, is recovering after a school injury and staying with Mrs Jordan. Debates are held by 7th and 8th graders under Mr Earl Brown. The Dorcas Society of the Congregational church will host its annual gate on Saturday December 5 at the McMurray building.
The soliciting committee of the Red Cross completes its report noting 96 percent of the funds stay in Morrow County. The chairman thanks Jones citizens for support in the roll call. Forty dollars collected. two dollars go to national and international service. thirty eight dollars remain for local chapter use.
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