Niemeyer Murray Couple Wed in Walla Walla
Miss Berryle Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Murray and Le Roy Niemeyer son of Mrs L J Bilas of Cheyenne Wyoming married at nine o clock Christmas morning at First Presbyterian Church Walla Walla Rev George Hamilton Sehofmvid officiated in a small ceremony. The bride wore a peach satin wedding gown with Ophelia rose bouquet. Best man Ray Murray and sister Faye Murray attended. They will reside in Walla Walla where Mr Niemeyer is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryle Murray
Earl Murray
le Roy Niemeyer
L. J. Bilas
Cheyenne
Wyoming
First Presbyterian Church of
Walla Walla
George Hamilton Sehofmvid
Ophelia Aves
Faye Murray
Ray Murray
Mr. Niemeyer
Nortwestern Business College
Spokane
Kansas City
Wella Walla
Niemeyer
Mammoth Bronze turkey tom ships from Canada to Lexington flock
Mrs. French Burroughs of Rhea Creek recently shipped in a thirty five pound Mammoth Bronze turkey tom from British Columbia. The bird cost twenty five dollars and will head her flock for the coming season as she runs one of the country’s best turkey flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Burroughs
Rhea Creek
Arlington
Portland
Cty
Lone and Condon High School Play Slow Close Doubleheader
In a split double header last Saturday the Condon girls and the Lone boys won their games. Both games finished 15 to 16 with slow play and errors noted. The girls led 11 to 6 at halftime before Condon rallied to win on a late basket. The boys trailed 84 at the half, Lone surged to the lead with quick baskets, and the final whistle left Lone up by one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone
Condon
Tone
Unclear text on timber and forest growth patterns
Fragmentary note discusses hardwood and softwood growth, conifer forests and next growth of deciduous trees such as maple, with garbled words and unclear context. No coherent event or facts present.
Alumni Keep Moving Through Careers Across Oregon and Beyond
L A Doak led the school in 1918 guiding twelve graduating girls to complete the course. Many alumni pursued varied paths from banking in Ione and Portland to teaching and postmistress roles in lone. Several married partners in Eugene, Grants Pass, Kennewick, and Hollywood while careers spread to normal work, banking, construction, and insurance across Oregon and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Doak
Be Sperry
Benhke-Walker Business College
Portland
Bank of Ione
First National Bank of Portland
Charles Hutesins
Eugene
Hollywood
Cal
Ruby
O. Engelman
White
Lone
Walter Roberts
U. S. Navy
Roberts
Robert
Lane
Snoda Cook
Kennet Blake
Bethel Ann
Billy
Grants Pass
Ore
M Blake
Lovaly Warfield
Monmouth
Rex Fisk
Kennewiel
Wash
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Lexington News
Dwight Misner
Aite
Flint
Mich
Werner Rietman
Bridge
Lene
Vic Or Peterson
Pert Mason
Harlan McCurdy
C. W. McNamer
Edith Ely
Tars
Arthur Keene
Robert Sinter
Clarkston, Washington
Amabel Strodtman
E. T. Hackett
H. E.C
John O'Dell
Washington
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
Lexington
Lester McMillan
Heppner Hospital
Heppner
Ione
Dou
Earl Eskelson
Dr. Hess
Bert Mason
Oregon
Parsnips
Windsor Ranch
Heppner Cleaners
J. R. Robison
High School All VII
Lillie Allinger
Bank of
Willamette University
Farmers and Stock Growers National Bank
Hepyner
Kash Garner
Miss Allinger
Europe
Christian Endeavor Workers
Berlin
Germany
Oberammergau
Blanch McMurray
Hiram Werst
Clarkston
Werst
Kenneth
Mildred
Edna Ritchie
Paul Lovell
Estacada
Charles Chick
Tree of Idaho
Oregon State College
Corvall
Eleanor Colman
Chick
Etta Akers
Tone, Oregon
Deere Line
Bristow & Johnson
W. C. Cox
Phelps Funeral Home
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