Student Body Rewards Lettermen at May 10 Meeting
The student body of the local high school held a May 10 meeting to present letters of reward to football, basketball, and baseball lettermen for the 1925 26 school year. Coaches and captains spoke, then Supt Skeen presented letters to a long list of named students including Graves Enggieman Young Walton Huston Ciell Rood Ekieberry Grabill Ritchie Head Lower Clark Ekleberry Lowe Graves Helde Lundell Halvorsen Mason Lundell Swangon and girls basketball players Akers Morgan Fletcher Grabill Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graves
Dave Lead
George Ritele
Ina Morvan
Adams
KR. L. Skeen
Primary election returns show nominees for city offices
Returns list nominees for city posts including U S Senators Republican Steiner Shomway Stanfield Carter and local races in Boardman Hermiston Umatilla Echo and lone mayor, recorder, treasurer and other posts. The fragmented text also mentions G N Bleakman and Gilliland with names like Jeremy Taylor and Grace Linn as possible officials or candidates.
Quincy Adams Sets New Train Schedule Departure
Victor L. Adama commentator and teacher left for Forest Grove after Commencement. The note praises his appeal to students and townspeople though the North Bend High School could not retain him next year due to higher salary needs. A local baseball game saw North Bend beat Boardman 2 0 in a pitcher’s duel lasting 1 hour 20 minutes with Warner Keitman and Liosking errors triggering the only scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Adama
Forest Grove
Caleem
North Bend
Jone
Boardman
Eye Specialist in Town Promotes Dr Clarke Visit
Eye specialist Dr Clarke will be in town all day and evening on May 18 at the Tone Hotel parlor. Patients may sue him about their eyes as he makes regular monthly visits. Clarke Optical Co Merchants Trust Building corner Grh and Washington successors to Clarke, Stram Co.
Legion Hall Theatre Film Contract Listing
The American Legion in Orexon lists the May 22 program order for the Legion Theatre with Light of Western Stars and The Shock Punch. Patrons urged to keep the contract for reference and note ticket prices only rise if program costs require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light of Western Stars
the Shock Punch
American Legion
Lone Orexon
Local Happenings in Lone and Surrounding Areas
Community notices from Lone and nearby areas recount visits by Mrs. H C Wood and others, haying season starting, travel to The Dalles, local entertainments in Morgan, a school event in Lone, and planned social activities. Residents report new signs near the meat market, kalamine on the telephone office, and ongoing yard and car updates. An entertainment and fund-raiser support Rebkhah treasury is planned with modest admission and refreshments at cost.
College Tournament Highlights Military Training At Oregon State
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis hosts a military tournament May 20 to evaluate the fitness and training of cadets for reserve corps. The event showcases the college men’ s readiness and the training provided by the military department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallia
Ith
C. A.C
Rmilitery Department
Stivas
Ione High School Commencement a Big Success
The Ione High School commencement at 8 00 P M was a grand success with a smooth program. Gladys Lundell played piano, Rev W W Head gave the invocation, Marvel Akers Class poet and Lucile Bristow Class History impressed, Mary Fletcher Class prophecy amused, Floyd Grabill read the Class will, Supt L L Skeen sang, Elva Balsiger Valedictorian spoke, James T Matthews delivered the evening’s actress segment on Opportunities, and diplomas were presented by George Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione High School
Gladys Lundell
W. W. Head
Lucile Bristow
Mary Fletcher
Floyd Grabill
Supt. It. L. Skeen
Elva Balsiger
James T. Matthews
George Ritchie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gone Enggieman Ciwir Young Walton Young Huston Bryson Ciell
Rea Wayland Ritchie
Rood Ekieberry
Floyd Grabill George Ritchie Jobo Graves
Dave Head Lower Clark
Deane Ekleberry
Lowe
Clark
Rood Balererry
George
Ielde
Richard Lunde
BASE
Lewis Halvorsen
Wayland Ritchie Lowel Clark
Dave Head
Henry Halvorsen
Frank Mason
Richard Lundell Garland Swangon
Marve
Akers
Freda Akers
Ina Morgan Mary Fletcher
Mary Grabill
Rosa Fletcher
Merminton
Sinatitia
Arlington
Behei
U.S
Carter
Supreme Court
Bean McBride
Jime
Boardman O lHermiston
Umatilla
jAclinaton
Echo
Avenuges
AG BR
Brow
G. N. Bleakman
Rimnet
Gilliland
Lone
Mason
Tory
Jeremy Taylor
Mrn
Grace Linn
Paterson Upton
A. Cochran
Bristow
W. Rietman
Hopkins M
Rietman
Wynans
Zant
Eubanks
V. Rietman
Lindiken
Lundell
Quincy Adams
Allington
Sunda
Lleague Ieaders
Sandays
Hep
Heppner
ALM
Franks Havwell
the Live Bank
City
Oregon
Legion Hall Theatre
Legion Theatre
H.C. Wood
Vaidya
Billie
Stephen Irwin J
John Cochran
Landell
Richard Ed Bristow
Judge Robinson
Maupin
Dalles
Albert “Red
J. C. Wacker
Esther
Enel Wright
Morgan
Wendell Bulaiger
College
Cheney Rotary
Rotary Red Wizard
Bert Mason
C. W. Sweanson
Ruth Swanson
Elmer Swanson
South Bend
C. W. Swenson
E. P. Newton
Lert Meson
Ole Kincade
Crooked River
Bristow & Johnsons
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