Election of officers at the Masonic Lodge of lone
The Masonic Lodge of lone held an election on Wednesday with Dr. C R Walker as W M W E Bullard rt W A J Biddle J W L Dick as Secretary and Victor Peterson as Treasurer. A turkey supper followed after the second degree work. Ralph Harris injured his right hand last Friday when a prying stone column buckled and fell. Six bones were broken and surgeries required about 24 stitches. Hier ra was sent to Pendleton for an x ray showing the bones in good alignment. B A Holteen and sons from Scio visited for Thanksgiving and returned Sunday. A Christmas bazaar and food sale will be held December 6 in the Ladies Rest Room of the McMurray building by the Congregational church Ladies Aid Society.
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Masonic Lodge of
Lone
C. R. Walker
W. M. W. E. Bullard
W. A. J. Biddle
J. W. L. Dick
Victor Peterson
Ralph Harris
B. A. Holteen and Sons
Scio
Ekleberry
McMurray
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Furniture sale and local notices from Heppner Oregon
Mrs. Jordan returns to lane from Thanksgiving travels in Portland and Salem. Wesley McNabb comes home from Hood River after three months of work. The Gift Store Bullard's Pharmacy advertises a 10 percent furniture discount and repair services. Mr Harris Swanson's Feed and Supply store and Haylor the jeweler are mentioned in local notices.
Lexington High to Present It Pays to Advertise Tonight
Lexington High School will stage the nationally known play It Pays to Advertise in the school auditorium at 8 P.M. Saturday December 13 1924 with a matinee at 2 P.M. Seats are 60 cents for evening and 15 cents for the matinee. The production features a strong cast led by Mary Grayson Lavelle Leathers Nova Shinn Rodney Martin and others in a two and a half hour program described as wholesome and informative about advertising.
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Lexington High School
Sudi‘torium
New York
School notes and events from Hazel Grove High
Hazel Akers returned to school after illness. Delbert Cook joined the Freshman class. Walton Young was absent due to a broken glass incident. Thelma Forbes missed one day. The boys basketball team will practice with Pine City on December 12. The senior carnival was postponed to December 19 and will feature the one act play Bobby. Open house was held in the new school building Wednesday evening for parents to view the interior before students move in. Protect yourself against the uncertainties of winter. We can assure you a good position in your own county. Nogar Corporation Portland Oregon.
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Nogar Corporation
Couch Ridge
Portland
Oregon
Cecil News Items a week of local social and business notes
Cecil area residents attend funerals travel to Minnesota for Mrs Curtis mother’s service. A large Cecil youth dance at Arlington. Local families host, visit, and work in Cecil Fairview Branch and Arlington. Students from Willamette University visit lone and travel with friends across region during Thanksgiving week.
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Grover Curtiss
Rhea Siding
Minnesota
Curtis
Wendell Balsiger
Edwin Johnson
Willamette University
Lone
Louis Bulsiger
Portland
Sam Simpson
Lexington News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Activities
Mr Karl Beach returns home from Walla Walla after holidays with family. Congregational Ladies Aid plans a social for Lexington residents. watch for details. Jim Pointer, a former Lexington resident, was in town last week. Mrs Gillander visited friends in town on Monday. N Davis of Grandview visited Lexington on Wednesday. Howard Lane improves his slaughter house with new sheds and corrals. Eva Lane returned from a two month Valley visit. A H Nelson and brother in law visited Wednesday. Sutter Christ of Freewater sold apples in town Wednesday. Oliver J Cox visited his sister in Clarkston and brother in Kamiah after years apart. Carpenter of Pendleton, International Harvester rep, was in Lexington for machinery orders. Basketball season begins at Lexington High with eighteen in training. Leave watch repairs at Swanson s Bed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler Heppner.
Baptist Ladies' Aid to Hold December Sale at Moore's
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will stage a sale at Moore's furniture store on December 6 featuring leftovers from last week's event and newly finished items to be disposed of during the December sale.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Moore's
Vancouver Broker Reunites After 22 Years With Bridgewater Link
W Thompson a Vancouver Washington real estate broker was alone on business Wednesday and returned Thursday morning. He is an old acquaintance of W E Bullard, a former Bridgewater South Dakota resident, and their first meeting since Bullard left that state 22 years ago.
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W. Thompson
Vancouver
Wash
Lone
Mr. Thompson
W. E. Bullard
Bridgewater
South Dakota
Mr. Bullard
Loose Wires Warned as Hidden Dangers
The Oregon Public Utility Information Bureau warns that dangling wires are deadly hazards. Reports cite two Seattle youths electrocuted while using a garbage can to climb a light pole during Halloween pranks and other fatal incidents from high voltage lines.
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Oregon Public Utility Information Bureau
Seattle
Morgan Community Meeting Promoted for December 11
Notice invites residents to a gathering at Morgan on Thursday night December 11 with a call for attendance and participation.
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LO. O. F
Morgan
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Masons
Bullard's Pharmacy
E. Moore
Wesley McNabb
Hood River
Bank of Lone
State
Ione, Oregon
Dot
Sciaries
Mother
Bullard’s Pharmacy
The
Nodak Store
Mary Grayson
Lavelle Leathers
Comtesse de Beaulieu
Nova Shinn
Rodney Martin
Krussell Wright
Cyrue Martin
Marie
Hul
Madame
Bertha Tucker
William Smith
Glenn Sherer
Donald McChesney
Paul Nichols
Misa Burke
Alles Palmer iGeorge Bronson
Rather
Marton Palmer
Hazel Akers
Delbert Cook
Walton Young
Thelma Forbes
Pine City
Bobby
Cecil
Arlington
H. J. Streeter
J. W. Osborn
Weiltha Combest
Fairview Branch
Marion van Schioach
Geo. Krebs
Elvin Schafer
Butterly Flats
Salem
P. Cox
Heppner
R A. Thompson
W. H. Chandler
Oscar Lundell
T. W. May
Clinton Harper
Ewing
Lexington
Frank Madden
Gene Logan
Sydney Willmott
the Willows
Geoil
Glenn Kopp
Helen Farley
Jim Farley
John and
Arthur Paterson
Geo. Krebs and
Glen Kesterson
A. C
M. H. Lowe
Busy Bee Ranch
E B. Duncan
KR. E
Willowcreek
Bob Lowe
Benson Polytechnic
Cleta Palmateer
Mildred Duncan
Boardman High School
Mra
Geo
A. Miller
Son Elvin
Lexington News
Karl Beach
Walla Walla
Congregational Ladies Aid
Jim Pointer
N. Davis of
Grandview
Howard Lane
Eva Lane
A. H. Nelson
Sutter Christ of Freewater
Oliver J. Cox
Clarkston
Washington
J. L Cox
Kamiah, Idaho
Mr. Carpenter of
Pendleton
International Harvester Co
Swanson
Haylor
Howard
Portland Stove Works
Bert
Mason
Iones
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