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Ione Independant

Location

Ione, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1930

Page

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Freshmen and Sophomores join coal mine trip to Heppner outing

A mixed group including Lucile Rhoten and Lonnie McCabe toured the coal mine above Heppner on Saturday then paused in Neppner to attend a show. Another party led by Paul and Louis Balsiger spent a day visiting in Umatilla with Ray and Skeen families. Susie Bullard, 82, died in Portland on May 4. mourning notes say Mr. Bullard had visited his mother Friday evening near Gold Beach.

Clase Heppner Neppner Mies Lucile Rhoten C. M Daniels Mise Mare Knight Lonnie McCabe Clara Nelson Jomphine He Paul Balsiger Louis Balsiger Umatilla Ray L Skeen Mra. Skeen Lone Skeen Lone School Stanford University Eestern Oregon Normal School A Lagsande W. E. Bullard

Knowledge the Power in Proverbs and Wisdom

The passage discusses knowledge as power and the capacity to know as strength. It notes that wisdom provides strength and reflects on how knowledge grants ability, linking to Proverbs 24 5 about wisdom making one strong. The text emphasizes the value of understanding over mere possession of information.

Local notes show visits, births, and school events in Ione area

Personal mentions include Misa Clementine Groshens visiting Lynn Dempsey in Ione, a 4-H calf club scholarship for Mabel Cool to attend Oregon State College summer school, and a Baker Birth. Also reported are bike meeting turnout in Condon, road work delegation for Jordan Siding, Standard Achievement Tests, a seven pound Edmond Thomas Bristow, Portland trip for dental work, Harman visitors, Ione Print Shop update, Dorice Gunzel graduation, Thelma Forbes and John Osteen marriage, and a grade band concert at the school auditorium.

Mabel Cool Morrow County Farmers and Stockgrowers National Bank of Heppner Mies Coo Oregon State Golege Vorvailis Edmond Bristow Baker Edmond Thomas E J. Bristow TE Grabill A. M. Akers Portland Carl Leathers Owen Leathers Harman JE. Grimes Grimes Ione Print Shop Dorice Eleanor Gunzel McLaughin Union High School Freewater Gunzel C R. Gunzel Ione Thelma Florence Forbs John Osteen Heppner Forbes O. D. Forbes Lone High School Osteen Ranch

Interchangeable Letters U and V Shift in History

The text notes that U was not a form of V but later V became the capital form in the eleventh century. Dictionaries once gave U and V separate positions until 1800. The form is 2, commonly seen in inscriptions.

I Love You Notes From Carl A and Other Girls

A second grade class scene unfolds as a boy named Carl A distributes loving notes to classmates. The teacher gathers the children as the room blushes while Carl tearfully explains he meant to show affection to all the girls in the room.

Carl

Measuring Moonlight Temperature Mystery

The article notes the moon’s surface swings between extreme heat and 38 degrees below zero due to no heat retention. An instrument, recently invented, can measure moonlight heat as it reaches Earth, revealing astonishing sensitivity to tiny temperature changes.

Earth

Musical Trees and the Tale of Gordon Carter’s Advice

An excerpt from St Nicholas Magazine describes a curious great pea family tree whose pods open at ripening and release wind sounds. Gordon Carter recalls boys rarely recall authors but always remember stories, noting a reader’s surprise at discovering his name on a cover.

Apecles Barbados St. Nicholas Magazine Gordon Carter

How to Live Long and Squirrels Not to Blame

How to Live Long argues centenarians show contradictory rules yet share sound constitutions and luck. Squirrels Not to Blame notes gray squirrels do not gnaw lead sheaths on cables. rate of gnawing remains possible.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Misa Clementine Groshens Mrs Lynn Dempsey Second Street Mrs. I. Dempsey Krickrea Danter-Inlaw Mrs. Dempsey Mr. W. Groshens Condon Jordan Siding Laxton McMurray H. V. Smouse Wait Riemann Mr. Fitepatrick Albert Nelson Leo Gorger Charles Devins Sargent Devi Hood River Bend Devin C. W. McNamer Bullard’s Pharmacy Lowed Ems All I. R. Robison Bristow & Johnson Oregon W. C. Cox Heppner Planing Mill & Lumber Yard Heppner, Ore Cheney Rotary Ione, Oregon
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