Town Team Begins First Practice As Illness Drops Attendance
In a lone cheery afternoon the high school team and coach practice while Sunday marks the first preliminary session for the town team. A tractor and grader worked Tuesday to shape the city ball park. Attendance is below normal due to many pupils ill with heavy colds and influenza. Hetty Jean Mankin, young daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Mankin, is reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Sperry
Hetty Jean
Fred Mankin
Mrs Cotter Hosts Bridge Afternoon Friends Listed
Mrs Cotter entertained last Wednesday with two tables of bridge. High score went to Mrs Lucas and low to Mrs OMeare. Delighted guests included Mrs Ward Mrs Mason Mr Brown Mrs Brown Mr Lu cas Mr McNamer Miss Beckner Miss Bergevin and Mr Denny. Refreshments followed served by the hostess.
Wheat Meeting Sparks Marketing Contract Drive at Lexington
A Lexington meeting drawn wheat growers and marketers to form a committee led by Bert Johnson Leonard Carlson Louis Bergevin and Henry Smouse to promote signing marketing contracts. The group aims to complete incorporation before the March 31 annual election.
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Lexington
ge _ committee
Bert Johnson
Leonard Carlson
Louis Bergevin
Henry Smouse
Corporation
Kenneth Smouse Drives Mankin School Bus Amid Illness
Kenneth Smouse is driving the Mankin school bus while Mrs. Mankin stays at home due to illness in her daughter Betty Jean, affecting school transportation.
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Kenneth Smouse
Mankin
Mrs. Mankin
Betty Jean
Honor Roll and Local Notices Highlight School and Community
Six weeks in session closed with honor roll listings across Primary, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth grades naming students with perfect attendance including Wallace Bullard Mary Ko Late and Bertha Akers. Local events note a Mule Tractor exhibit at Paul G Balsiger’s store and a sale at Bristow and Johnson’s for ladies hats coats and dresses. Political notices announce Republican candidates for County Commissioner County Judge and County Treasurer in Morrow County with May primaries. Leon W Briggs thanks supporters and G A Bleakman seeks reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Keight
Hovor Kol
Uelen Grose
Mary KO Late
Wallace Bullard
Grace Jindeken
Francis Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Howell
Karine Ferrie
Bills Blake
Bobby Cantwell
Walter Corley
Billy Kuvanks
Francia Fitzpatrick
Kamine Farris
Eileeen Sperry
Betty
Bobby Sparks
Mr.Slocum
Junior Mason
Mignonette Pet
Charlotte McCabe
Rossbelie
Harry Normoyle
Mignonette Perry
Rosevelie Perry
Miriam Hare
Robert Buchanan
Lewis Beezi
Rollo Crawford
Eugene Nurmayle
Mrs. Brown
Honor Ri
Frederick Rankin
Carl Lindeken
Bos
Walter Bristow
Bert Atters
Bileworth Bullard
Helen Grabil
Marvin Shaw
M. E. Bickert
Bristow and Johnson
Declamatory Contestants Chosen for County Meet
The high school selected its declamatory group Monday afternoon for the county contest. Representing Lane School are Harold Kincade in Oratorical, Geneva Petty John in Humorous, and Francis Ely in Dramatic.
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Lane School
Harold Kincade
Geneva Petty John
Francis Ely
Campaign Declaration for Morro County Judge Race
The candidate announces intent to run in the next primary for Morro County Judge on the Republican ticket. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of ability. Walter T. Campbell.
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Morrow County
Morro County
Revival guests arrive and local room changes noted
Rev Teddy Leavitt and his wife arrive Tuesday to assist in revival meetings at the Christian church with Mr Leavitt recovering from a throat operation. Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson moved from the McNamer house on Second Street to rooms in the Harris Apartments. W E Bullard spent a week in Portland leaving Mrs Bullard as chief clerk at the Pharmacy. Clair Young returns home to visit his parents Frank and Mrs Young ranchers in Eight Mile district. Young had worked at McMarr store in Askland.
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Teddy Leavitt
The
Christian Church
Mr. Leavitt
Victor Peterson
McNamer
Second Street
Clair Young
Frank Young
Eight Mile District
Mr. Young
McMarr
Askland
Land for rent near Morgan with mixed terrain in Oregon
200 acres adjoining Morgan with 40 acres irrigation 60 acres upland and remaining pasture. Rent to responsible party for 3 to 5 years. Bottom land must be seeded this spring. Addressed to 5S J Palaniuk Sheridan Oregon. Also note about opening a restaurant in the room on Main adjoining Enye sau pastime.
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Morgan
J. Palaniuk
Sheridan
Oregon
John Grimes
Helen.Parrens
Mrs. Occer Cochran as Sunday guest near Rhea Siding
Mrs Occer Cochran stayed with her daughter Mrs Harold Ahall near Rhea Siding for a Sunday night visit. Dal Hay recently returned from a motor trip to Vale and other points.
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Harold Ahall
Rhea Siding
Dal Hay
Vale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morrow County Creamery Co
Oregon Creamery
Gil Io
Mises
B. H Allemaon
Salvation Army
White Shield
Mayfai Avenue
Portland
Mrs. Cotter
Wheat Meeting
John Skuzeski
Heppner, Oregon
Lone Grade
Bates Steel
Paul G. Balsiger
Lois Cade
Lone
E.R. Lundell
Chas Allenger
Joe Devine
G. A. Bleakman
Morrow
Leon W. Briggs
Incumben
I. R. Robison
de Witt
Nature
Wrights
Bullards Pharmacy
Clark & Linn
Lone, Oregon
Wm. T. Campbell
Bristow & Johnson
Harris Apartments
W. E. Bullard
Mra. Bullard
Pharmacy
Occer Cochran
Phelps Funeral Home
Heppner Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
Heppner, Ore
Surelay
Surelive
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