Big Brooder House on Rankin Place
Harold Rankin of Rhea Creek alfalfa farm will receive 1,000 day old turkeys this week. A 14 by 70 foot brooder house heated by a coal and wood furnace, first of its kind in the region, was built to house them. Mrs Rankin visited Brownsville and Independence and toured large turkey hatcheries. The young turkeys come from hens on the Rankin flock. The note adds a local humor line about Bryan and the White House.
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Harold Rankin
Rhea Creek
Ran- Ja
Weather Summary for April at Manan Station
April weather notes show 16 clear days 10 00 partly cloudy 4 00 cloudy 22 00 sleet at 22 00 total precipitation oo total snowfall 0 00 since September 16. Prevailing wind W with observations by Corporal Harbison Fat Pride of Oregon Butter and Ice Cream Lexington News.
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Fat Pride of
Oregon
Pride of Oregon
Motors reground for reground shafts at machine shop
Bearings poured and fitted to re ground shafts in a machine shop operation.
Mrs Katie Petteys Dies at Willow Creek Home
Mrs Katie Petteys died at her Willow Creek home at 8 40 Friday morning May 1 age 76 years 15 days Funeral set for two o clock Sunday afternoon location pending Mr and Mrs John Grimes returned April 23 from Portland where they visited son Louis Pyle a patient in the Veterans hospital They were delayed homeward by a Wednesday windstorm Mrs Harvey King and children left Monday for Stanfield to visit her parents
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Katherine Petteys
Willow Creek
John Grimes
Portland
Grimes
Louis Pyle
Veteran's Hospital
Walter Cochran
Hirington
Ione
J. W. Hawk
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bruce
Robert Botts
Yakima
Washington
Jim Botts
Botts
Lem Cooley
Joel R. Benton
Church of Christ
Heppner
Christian Church
Benton
Loren Hale
Bert Westbrook
Westbrook
Mr. Hale
L. A. Funk
Wasco
Personal mentions from Ione area readers
Weekend social notes and travels feature local residents. Miss Hildegard Williams visited Prosser with friends while L N Riggs drove to Fort L and returned with Miss Florence Emmons. Others include Elmer Cochran in La Crosse Washington, Russel Hill seeking work in Hood River, and visits by Mr and Mrs Walter Cochran and sons of Hirington.
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Hildegard Williams
Prosser
Washington
L. N. Riggs
Fortl
Florence Emmons
Elmer Cochran
la Croese
Wash
Russel Hill
Hood River
Grangers Feast and Jubilate at Cecil Hall
At the regular meeting of Willows Grange held Saturday evening at Cecil Hall a banquet honored members who won in a recent competitive program. Miss Luelle Bristow served as pastmistress as officers spoke. A playlet You Attend the Grange was presented by six girls who waited on tables. Musical numbers included a piano duet by Constance Bork and Mrs Hila Timm and a quartet by Edna Gibson, Gola Rankin, Hila Timm and Mary Lundell. The meeting closed with Grange songs as the assembly sang.
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Willows Grange
Cecil Hall
Luelle Bristow
Constance Bork
Hila Timm
Edna Gibson
Gola Rankin
Mary Lundell
Entertainmentent Grange
Assembly
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