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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
1
The Freshman class hosted the annual return party in the gym on Wednesday to welcome the student body and faculty. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments served by the Freshman girls, then departed thanking the freshmen for a very enjoyable evening.
Personal Menton Ch arley Shaver and Lowell Clark visit to oversee work as the Shaver brothers complete two wells in the bend country. Mrs Della Moblen moves to Padbery house. Dorr Mason and Norman Swan seek enrollment in Citizens Military Training Camp at Vancouver Barracks. Mrs Katy Pertis recovering, Bryso family moves to their own home. John Cochran returns from Yakima. Mrs Cochran recovering after surgery. A school band formation grows under Principal Earl Brown with a concert planned May 16. New novelty jewelry arrivals at Bullards Pharmacy. Bristow and Johnson to be seen Saturday or Monday for Special.
The Heppner Church of God will host its pastor for the final visit this Sunday for a Christian service titled Highways of the Heart. The hour of eight o'clock service is expected to draw a large turnout.
Quiet reflection on personal duty and public opinion. It argues that many believe they know another’s responsibilities better than the individual, urging self reliance amid social judgment.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Amwerten and several place names, referencing a Gulf coast operation before an arrival of a Prенет. It lists entities such as Spatiah, Baeble, Magnotia and Miesdantpyi Ste, with a vague "First People" phrase and a branch of the Sli.
A weathered note argues gray squirrels are not to blame for wire gnawing while suggesting, despite a survey, that some animals still cause damage to telephone and telegraph lines.
F. W. Towne declares intent to run in the Republican primary for the office of County Assessor, subject to voter decision on May 16.
A May primary filing announces RL Benge as a Democratic candidate for Morrow County Judge. The statement vows to uphold the past five years' program if nominated and elected, with a pledge to serve to the best ability.
Joe Devine announces candidacy for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket for the primary. G A Bleakman pledges faithful service if nominated and elected to County Judge of Morrow County on the Republican ticket.
Leon W. Briges announces candidacy for County Treasurer in Morrow Up County, subject to the May 16 1930 primary. He thanks Republican and Democratic supporters and hopes to prove worthy of their confidence as incumbent.
A Republican candidate, Wmn. T. Campbell, announces candidacy for Storres County Judge at the upcoming primary, pledging to fulfill duties to the best of ability if nominated and elected. Also notes sale of a Victor portable phonograph and mentions Bullas harps.
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