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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
1
About three hundred attended the Pomona Grange omeliin at Masonic Hall on Saturday. A noon dinner followed by an afternoon program in the Selon auditorium featured music by the June Neactiow school band, readings, solos, and talks by Pomona Grange and state leaders.
Healthcare team will visit Internal Medicine Wilthe in The Dalles on Monday July 21 and Dorion Hotel Pendleton on Tuesday July 22 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Staff will offer consultations and basic health services to local residents.
One day visit by Ty MeKenthin offered for generic internal ill conditions with diet and hygiene tips at a nominal charge. The notice lists numerous patients from Oregon and California towns and ends with a permanent address in Los Angeles.
A birthday dinner was held Sunday July 6 at the Henry Peterson ranch home. Attendees included Marjorie Peterson, Elmer Peterson, Walter Dobyng, Tu re Peterson, Victor Peregon, Wilma Dobyna, Oscar Peterson, Carl Peterson, Myron Anderson and Mrs Fisher of Portland.
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Louis Balsiger and family vacationing to Hood River with relatives Wendell and Alfred Balsiger joining from More. Mr and Mrs EB Sperry returned from Portland with daughters staying with Mrs Sperry's aunt. Mrs Blake and three daughters visit Rev and Mrs L Jones in Gladstone with Gwendolyn Jones and friend. Carl Barlow returns from Portland with wife accompanying. Mrs Bert Mason and son Junin motor to Walla Walla to stay with sister Mrs Chas Wyeeel.
A local cleaner advertises thorough cleaning of ladies and men's attire with faster turnaround than rival shops, highlighting reliable workmanship and prompt service at its shop.
Mrs Red Lucas hosted a bridge party Wednesday afternoon last week in Lexington honoring Mrs Hollis Bull. Guests included Mrs Dell Ward Mrs Bert Mason Mrs Roy Viewall en Mrs MLE Cotter and Mrs Carl Brown among others.
Mrs Dell Ward entertained the Post Matron's Club of Heppner with a 1 PM luncheon and afternoon bridge. Guests included Mrs C W McNamer Mrs John Wightman Mrs Bert Mason Mrs C L Sweek Mrs W S Prayne Mrs W O Dix Mrs Paul Gemmerland and Mrs Arthur McAtee. Mrs McAtee won high honors. Lone lost to Arlington 9 to 2 as Wheatland League standings show Wasco first Arlington second Fossil third lone fourth. Next Sunday lone will play at Arlington.
The Charley Christopherson ranch hosted a July 4 reunion with about forty attendees enjoying a large picnic dinner. Mr and Mrs J W Christopherson from Merced California arrived at the Morro County farm the first of the month and will spend the summer visiting their local children. Mrs F C Hinele of Portland arrived Monday for a short visit at Veank Young home on Eight Mile.
Bert Mason advertises two 50 gallon vine gar barrels for sale at $2.50 each. J. R. Robison, Pennsylvania.
Si G Frank owner of six lots in Block 6 Clufts 7th addition files with the Lone Oregon Common Council on the last day of July 1986 a petition seeking vacation of the portion of McGee Street between the northerly extension of the western boundary lines of Of G Street and t Street. The council set a hearing for August 5 1980 at 8:00 p m in the council chamber. The petition is on file with the City Recorder for examination. Dated July 1 1990 Lone Oregon.
Miss Lillie Allinger assistant cashier at Farmers and Stock Growers National Bank of Hepburn travels with her parents to Portland and joins a delegation of thirty to sail for Berlin for the Christian Endeavor World Convention August 5 to 10. The party plans a three month trip visiting Chicago Washington D C New York Scotland England Denmark Germany Switzerland France and Belgium with landings at Montres Niagara Falls and more before continuing.
School District No 9 invites sealed bids by July 16 for transporting pupils from the Doherty Ed Rietmann and J G Sperry ranches to Tone school. Bids must be delivered to district clerk Leo Gorger in Lexington Oregon and indicate bid style. District reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Readable fragments advertise fresh produce including beets carrots cabbage green onions beans parsnips and squashes available from Windsor Castle Ranch along the highway below the Elevator. Also offered are Ohio Improved Checker White pigs from registered stock at a lower price than remote purchase.
Mrs Fred Ritchie announces she will handle maternity cases at her Second Street residence or travel to clients as needed. Prices are stated as reasonable and affordable for both in-home and outreach care.
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