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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
4
The Fraternities joined the Masonic Lodge ladies and gentlemen at Masonic Hall for a social evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bullard. Bert Johnston presented, giving an electric percolator and china set as they move to Gold Beach to run a drug store.
Francis Ely returns home after visiting his mother’s family in Silem. Mrs Lester Briton of Tygh Valley visits relatives in lone. Mrs Noel Dobyns visited her parents in Olympia Washington. Mr and Mrs E J Bristow moved to Walla Walla and attended a birthday party for Mrs Lan Sing. The party at the old rink featured music and refreshments. Mr McElligott arrives in lone from Kansas to visit cousin Charkhy McElligott, a Morow County pioneer descendant. Lucile Bristow ends a Cathlamet visit with Mrs Elizabeth Head joining her for a return to Wallowa area until school opens.
Locust Chapter 119 O E S extends sympathy to the bereaved family. The resolutions honor the departed brother with an inscription and altar draped in memory. A copy of the resolutions will be spread on the minutes. Tractor exhibit noted at Paul Bilseger’s Implement Store.
Radium atoms are distinguished by spontaneous disintegration, ejecting an alpha-particle from the nucleus. This process transforms the radium atom into another element. During disintegration roidium atoms also emit radiation similar to X-rays.
Representatives and senators from several western states seek federal aid to protect a rock inscription cut by General George A. Custer on Mount Invan Kara in Wyoming two years before the Little Bighorn massacre. The inscription is endangered by vandals and weather.
Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson David Rietmann Miss Birdeen Wilson and Alfred Balsiger motored across the mountains and up the John Day river valley to Dayville last Sunday. They enjoyed a noon picnic dinner and observed unusual rock formations and fossil beds with red and green hues along the valley.
A long editorial riff on Ichabod Crane and a flashlight as a metaphor for insight in banking. It argues leaders must apply clear analysis to outpace rivals and warns prosperity requires diversity and disciplined management for future loans and growth.
A Wisconsin college of agriculture home economies student report finds that storing eggs in water glass yields equal vitamin D levels to fresh eggs. The study emphasizes a simple method to preserve nutrients and extend egg shelf life.
The piece discusses Lovlanad Old Norse language preservation and the Orthography changes under the recent decades, noting Icelandic as a living link to Old Norse with ongoing reforms by scholars and writers. It mentions the role of Clerical authorities and the evolution of spelling from earlier forms to modern variants.
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