Western Union Team Opens Season With Challenge
The Western Union Team issued a challenge and will play the first regular game of the season at U. A. C. Corvallis. Miss Catherine Jones of Ione was a principal speaker at a college Y W C A banquet, titled Three Points Lead Outward, describing Y W C A links from campus to community to nation and other nations. More than 100 faculty and students attended.
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Vsion
Western Union
Corvallis
Catherine Jones
Ione
Pendleton High Girls and Boys Enjoy Social Evenings
Pendleton reports a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Granger for six basketball girls and their coach Genevieve Tillotson and the Pendleton boys gathering for a big feed after Thursday’s games hosted by Mr and Mrs Buffington. Oregonian notes Heppner Farmers Elevator Co fined for game law violations. McDevitt Bros haul lumber for a Community Hall project near Boardman. local officials seek votes for county offices. Judge Frank Robinson plans Portland trip amid social curiosities in letters.
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Will Ganger
Pendleton
Genevieve Tillotson
Gladys Lundell
Eleanor Swanson
Helen Balsiger
Norma Swanson
Irene Devin
Inez Clark
Granger
Clark
Neice
J. Clifton Tucker
Carl Ray
Nolan Page
Carl Linn
Clarence Linn
Virgil Colvin
Carlton Swanson
Ray Barnett
Edmund Bristow
Robert Harbison
Travel notes and local notices mix in small town column
Walt Smith travels to Portland and Salem on business while J H Cochran heads to Soap Lake for health care. Mrs Cochran joins him to Yakima to visit daughters Messanies H R Holman and G B Reese. Letters from Fort Lauderdale say the family will leave in about three weeks via southern auto route through Texas and California. An order lists George Ritchie at the hotel for dinner. Measles hit the Cochran home and Frank Griffin wears an asafetida sack. Wanted mule buyers at Lone Lunder garage. Ellis McLean seeks work if finances worsen. Carl Treedson fears leaving town for work booting woolies. Mayor urged to clean Main Street and city park. Do It Now.
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J. H. Cochran
Soap Lake
J. H. Bryson
Helicker
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Texas
California
George Ritchie
Frank Griffin
Navy enlistment resumes briefly in Portland area notices
Washington reports from Lieutenant D K Barbey indicate Navy enlistments will resume for a short period after a halt on January 10. Recruits must show exceptionally good character, pass a strict physical, and be young men. Local notes mention Peter Bauernfield in Cecil and eleven candidates filing for Umatilla County sheriff. A Grass Valley pair visited for business, O W BR & N crews work on telegraph poles, and a lost purse on Jane Ella Road offers reward.
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Washington
D. K. Barbey
Portland
Navy
Peter Bauernfield
Cecil
Umatilla
John Wilka
Hay Blake
Grass Valley
Jane Ella
Bert Mason
C. W. BaRzer
Huge Chicago Skyscraper Lit by 129 Flood Lights
The 26 story Wrigley building in Chicago was equipped with 129 electric flood lights making it visible for 15 miles. The piece notes the public funded project funded by community chewing gum purchases and mentions a local watch repair and jewelry shop in passing.
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Wrigley Building
Chicago
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Bank of Lone
City Depository
Ione, Oregon
Morrow County
Iones
Oregon
Laxton McMurrey
Prop
Western Union Telegraph Co
The
Oregonian
Heppner Farmers’ Elevator Co
State Game Commission
Heppner
McDevitt Bros
Ione Country
Boardman
Carty’s
Boardman Mirrow
Rt. L. Benge
Wm. T. Campbell
L. P. Davidson
Frank Robinson
Carl Treedson
Colvin
Morgan
Harbison
AMI Steel Con
Holt
Acral
the Holt Company
Spokane
Walt Smith
Salem
Frank Engieman
Henry Hainer
Ballast Noar
Lunder
Lone
Ellis McLean
A.D. McMurdo
M. D
Masonic Building
Maurice A. Frye
McMurray
Haylor
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