Ione Beats Condon 4-3 To Tie For Second Place
Ione defeated Condon 4 to 3 on the local diamond last Sunday tying the teams for second in the league standings with two wins and two losses. Kewpie Clow pitched well for Condon and Davis pitched well for Ione, but errors aided Ione in three sixth inning runs. Heppner earned the win for Ione as Arlington fell 5 to 0 to take first place.
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Ione
Condon
Kewpie
Clow
Davis
Jane Twirler
Jone
Heppner
Arlington
Local residents linked by travel and work in week’s events
Mr. Phil Brady now drives a Portland streetcar and his wife runs a Portland mall grocery. Curtis Davia, Lone’s pitcher, returned after a Salem visit. Mrs. Millie Newton left for South Bend. Mrs. Earl Brown and Mrs. Alice McNabb returned from Pasco. Omar Rietmann sprained an ankle in a Condon Lone game. Karl Cronk, formerly of Lone, was killed in a Portland elevator accident. Cle Rhea began work on a Heppner ranch. Ed Holmquist returned to Lane after 65 days at Sand Hollow. Lewis Brown was down from
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Phil Brady
Lone
Portland
Curtis Davia
Salem
Millie Newton
South Bend
Earl Brown
Alice McNabb
Pasco
Omar Rietmann
Condon
Tom Grabill
Jno
Seture
Olex
Billy Weatherford
Karl Cronk
Meir and Frank
Cle Rhea
Heppner
Ed Holmquist
Lane
Garnet Barrett
Sand Hollow
The
Dalles
Lewis Brown
City of Ione Sets Water Rates and Penalties in May 1927
Regular meeting of the Common Council of Ione authorizes water rates: minimum 6 200 gallons, 62.06. each 1000 gallons over 5000, additional charge. ordinance directs notices and ten day grace period before shut off. extra charge for turning water on or off. printed by order of the City of Ione.
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Ione
Urejean
Eld
Couneil
Aaid
Con. W. Rietman
Drake
Eubanks m
Mauney
Bristow
Lundell
Hartford
Council of
Lone
H. Jobinson
Legion Hall Theatre 1927 Contracted Shows Listed
The American Legion in Lone Oregon lists planned pictures for 1927 at Legion Hall Theatre including Cohen's and Kelly's April 23, Up in Mabel's Room April 30, Last Frontier May, and Two Gun Man May. Prices will rise only if program costs demand.
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Cohen's & Kelly
Mabel
American Legion Lone
Oregon
Piano for Sale in Spokane District
Quality piano offered as a bargain priced at ten dollars monthly. For details contact Hendrick Piano Broker Co at 121 South Madison Street Spokane Washington.
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Hendrick Piano Broker‘age Co
South
Madison St
Spokane
Washington
Heppner Socials and Local Movements Reported
Heppner events include the Student Body meeting notes and visits. Mrs Skeen departed Kelso after visiting her son Roy L Skeen, and Mrs Frank Engelman returned from Heppner after a ten day stay. Mr and Mrs H Wood and family left for The Valley, while Miss Elizabeth Phelps traveled to Heppner for a weekend stay.
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Skeen
Roy L. Skeen
Kelso
Frank Engelman
Heppner
H. ©. Wood
The
Valley
Elizabeth Phelps
Student Body Elects Officers for Next Year
At the fone high indoor student meeting on May 4, officers for the coming year were elected. President Alfred Ballnger, Vice President Fern Engelman, Secy. & Treas. Janet Carlson, Transportation Manager Leona Ritchie, Athletic Manager Richard Saundell, Yell Leader Gene Engelman. A final meeting will award letters to athletic players.
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Fone High Indoo
Fern Engeman
George Ritchie
Clair Young
Alfred Ballnger
Fern Engelman
Flowers for Graduation Orders at Bullard's Pharmacy
Advertisement notes accepting graduation flower orders at Bullard's Pharmacy and mentions Paul G. Balsiger for Holt Harris and Best harvester repairs for the season.
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Ordera, Bullard’s Pharmacy
Paul G. Balsiger
Holt, Harris
Best Harvester Repairs
Paris franc hits high as dollar climbs in market
The French franc rose to 26.97 per dollar the strongest level since March while British miners reject government plans. Reports note turmoil in Mexico as over 20 000 people move toward rebellion against the Calles regime and a Philadelphia deficit from the Sesquicentennial expansion near 5.26 million dollars, partly funded by shifting city funds to Seaqui bills.
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Pepe
Mexico
Calles
Philadelphia
Germany
Wey
Sun
W. W. Head
School Calendar Highlights From May Activities
The document lists upcoming events for grades including high school through 8th, exams for eighth graders on May 13, physiology tests for 6th, a baseball game against Lexington on May 6, and an assembly program spanning May 12 to 13, plus a 3rd and 4th grade picnic on May 18.
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Lexington
Referendum on Dry Law Voiced by Washington Democrat
A resolution proposing a national referendum on prohibition was introduced in the House Monday by Representative Gallivan Democrat Massachusetts. Chehalis elects Mayor West to a new term, with West receiving 612 votes and challenger Dr. J T Coleman 944.
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Washington
PD. C
Gallivan Democrat
Massachusetts
Girls of This Room Honor Boys Winning Best Number
In a ceremony dated Friday April 29, girls in the room praised the boys who won the decision for the best number on the program. The event honored the performers and celebrated the top act of the night.
Spelling Contest Finals Pick Valdya Woods Winner
A school spelling contest crowned Valdya Woods of the fourth grade as winner after two representatives from each grade competed before a grade assembly. Judging was by percentage, with results continuing on page 4.
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Valdya Woods
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C. Fitze Lash m Miller
E. Avha D. Ash
Brown
Wilking
Clown Wilmot
Eee
AB H R Pet
Davia
Cochran
Eubanks
O. Heitman
W. Heitman
Fasnacht
Advance
Bullard’s Pharmacy
Kodak Store
Legion Hall Theatre
Dr. L. D. LeGear
John Deere
VanBrunt
General
Ndse
Bristow & Johnson
Union Pacific
Rawe
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Orboon
Dr. Hess
Bert Mason
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