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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
1
McMeniman and E H Turner collide one mile below Cecil Saturday night. McMeniman’s edge braking sends wheel over bank. Turner’s Ford loses a front wheel and fender. McMeniman, a former Heppner attorney now in Portland, continues after brief repairs.
Lexington High School will present the nationally known play It Pays to Advertise in the public school auditorium at 8 P M on Saturday December 18 1924 A matinee at 2 P M costs 15 cents while the evening performance is 50 cents The cast includes Mary Grayson Layelle Len Comtex de Heaurlen Neva Rodney Martin and others The show runs about two and a half hours and includes advertising facts presented as scientific truths A separate item notes a car collision on Jane Jordan Siding injuring Mrs Sargent and children with minor damage to two cars A Christmas dance is announced for December 20 at Lone</S>
The seniors stage Norvell Thompson's Bobby on December 19 in the high school auditorium to cover graduation expenses. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. A carnival follows the play. Baskets were prepared in the gym, with setup adjustments to avoid obstructing the stage view. First practice Friday. floor lines painted Saturday. no practice Monday due to fresh paint. A freshman class meeting was ...
Eugene Oregon Special The Oregon State Teachers Association program ends with A C Strange Astoria president and E D Ressler Corvallis secretary presiding. The Representative Council meets December 29 and the first general assembly on December 30 features education in a democracy rural education program and addresses by Miss Mabel Carney and Miss Olive M Jones.
Cecil residents and visitors fill the week with business calls and social visits. Roy E. Stender, Mrs Farnsworth, Mrs Tyler, and others toured Cecil and nearby areas. Hogs and geese were shipped to Portland markets by Mr and Mrs J H Franklin and Earl Morgan, while Hynd and Krebs sheep move to Butteroy Flats and The Last Camp.
Last Tuesday planners changed plans for a farewell event in the old school building. No dates were available until after the holidays. Mr Landers president of the state normal school will speak in the school auditorium Friday at 7 80 p m followed by a practice basketball game with Pine City.
A brief note highlights Bullard's Pharmacy offering a year round message service connected to a water man theme for the Xmas season. The item reads like a local ads blurb and emphasizes gift options and seasonal messaging.
The Morrow County Farm Bureau meets December 20 at Odd Fellows Hall Heppner starting 10 30 am with Paul V Maris Corvallis Extension Service director as principal speaker. Dinner at noon. farmers and business people invited to attend. Christmas dance follows in Legion Hall offering home gifts and furniture ads.
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