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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
4
The Lexington boys and girls defeated Boardman in a Friday night matchup. Uncle Dave Porter leaves for the Oddfellows home in Portland after many Lexington years and close ties with locals.
Classified notice lists a Geaheart knitting machine several incubators and March hated cockerels offered by Mrs J F Hardesty of Morgan Oregon. The notice mentions the marriage of Miss Hazel M Brown to Mr Everett Davidson in the Daily Organion.
Last Sunday evening a Junior Endeavor Society was organized at the Baptist Church with Mrs Edna Hossner as president and Dorr Mason as secretary treasurer. Eva Stange leads the next meeting at 6 39 Sunday evening. The Union IC E Society announces committee leaders for the coming three months. Rev Paul Mortimore attends an Evangelistic Conference in Portland. National C E Convention registrations open in Portland Oregon with a two dollar fee and a July meet with noted speakers. All day Christian Church service at Lexington drew a large congregation. Pastor Trimble of Heppner delivered the principal address.
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover rejects President Coolidge’s suggestion to become Secretary of Agriculture after March 4. He explains his belief that he can better help solve national distribution problems spanning industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors by remaining head of the Commerce Department.
Canon William H. Diss of Seattle dies at St Lewia hospital from heart disease aged 49. He had recently returned from December bread run with his children. Caton Biles, noted Episcopal clergyman, had gone abroad to serve as a representative of the United States at the Geneva opium conference.
Albany’s fire logo cost 26067.12 while arcade damage reached 10000 in McMinnville. A health clinic in Albany examined many babies. News notes include a 60 year old and a 16 year old case in Eugene, a Helano conference, a Wendling accident, coyote payments in Douglas County, a postmaster exam at Crane, a fatal cavern accident near Skytine, Oswego plant output, park service funding for Crater Lake, a Detroit lynx of 42 inches, Oswego mills boosting jobs, Burns train arrival, and farm loan delegates to Eugene district meeting.
Morrow County Oddfellows plan next meeting at Heppner in February with expectations of a large turnout and high spirit. Wheat crop reports show reseeders achieving about eighty percent stand. government rock quarry on North Coon River causes delays and buries overburden in wet weather. South Coon Bay jelly project suffers setback as 23 men face a month without work due to jetty material shortages.
In Morrow County Oregon notice to creditors of Lotte May Penediet decedent. Admin T.M. Benedset requests all claims be presented within four months after first publication. Attorney WW A Robinson represents the administrator in the matter. Dated January 9.
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