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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
1
Lone traveled to Heppner to meet the league leaders after a two straight win over Condon. A pitching duel with scarce hits saw Cochran homer and LeMeur follow with a decisive ninth inning blast. Bristow starred in the field as Lone outplayed Heppner 2 to 1 in a tense finale.
Local items list weekend trips and absences. Mr and Mrs Cole Smith and Mildred visited Shanico returning Sunday. Engelman works again after illness. Emil Swanson went to Idaho with E R Lundel bringing back a Star Coupe for Otto Rietmann. Vancouver visitors Mrs Goodrich and daughter join Mrs Dale Ray. Fiossy Stender visited Ione friends Ora Barlow and family. Mrs Lee Howell and Curtis Davis went to Eugene. Curtis Davis left for Gold Hill. Manning of Vernonia joins Lone baseball as pitcher after Davis. Wood family traveled to Condon and to Gresham with others. Cream shipments from Lone station totaled 1044 gallons worth 1252 80 with R A charges 59 94. Wood and Millen to Gresham. Fred Griffin family visit.
A cryptic dialogue in The Oat leek features a vehicle bound politician claiming he cannot be reached and admitting offers from the opposing side, signaling a strategic stance amid political pressures.
Treasury announces redemption of outstanding Second Liberty Loan bonds dated 1907 with redemption date November 16, 1927. Interest will accrue to that date, and holders may exchange bonds for other US obligations by November 15, 1927. Further details available from Federal Reserve Banks or the Public Debt Commissioner. A. W. Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury.
The Senior Class Night is scheduled for Monday evening May 16 at eight o'clock in the school auditorium.
Ione High School was beaten by Lexington 6 to 3 in a fast, error‑slick ninth inning at Hepp. Pitcher W. Reitman hitless through four. Rietman and Mauney led Ione with strong at bats. Lexington pulled away in the fifth with several hits and errors, then added three more in the ninth.
Wednesday evening ten sophomore students and Mrs Patterson and supplies traveled by Bob McS Ree car to a grove near Morgan. Supper was served from beans and other provisions when a crowd of lone bums stampeded the camp. They stole only a few bread and other small items.
A light moment unfolds as someone jokes about butter sandwiches and three appetizing lemons in a humorous quip. The remark elicits laughter and a playful mood.
Domestic Art classes present an exhibit in the Domestic Art room on Monday May 16 from 10 30 a m to 3 15 p m. Everyone is welcome.
Numerous improvements were added to the Legion Hall theater including a new checking room in the lobby, enhancing visitor convenience and security. Continued on page 4 Colusa.
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