Memorial Day program by American Legion and auxiliary
The Memorial Day program prepared by the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary will be held at Legion Hall at 2 39 in the afternoon on May 30. The event includes audience participation, songs, evocation by Rev W W Head, piano duets, vocal solos, readings, violin and piano performances, a poppy story, and a benediction by Rev W W Head.
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American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion H
Gladys Drake
Margaret Blake
Eugene Normoyle
Ruth Rietmann
Sam Hatch Addres
Thelma Corley
Mary Beckner
Joel Engelman
Vivian Hagruewood
Jay Hawk Stacker Loader At Paul Balsiger Store
A Jay Hawk stacker loader is displayed at Paul Balsiger's Implement Store. The piece highlights the machinery for farmers and contractors seeking efficient loading solutions.
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Jay Hawk
Paul Balsiger
O. E. Social Club Meets At Meganic Hall
The O. E. Social Club held its regular meeting last Friday afternoon at Meganic hall with fifteen ladies present. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. R. E. Harbison of Morgan. Continued on last page.
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O. E
Meganic Hall
R. E. Harbison
Morgan
Ritchie Ellis Mra May Ellis and Lonnie Ritchie wed
May Ellis and Lonnie Ritchie were married Sunday at two o’clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ritchie’s sister on Second Street. The Rev. W. W. Head officiated. The couple will reside on Main Street in Jane. A large gathering offered congratulations and an old fashioned chivarial followed by ice cream.
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Mra
May Ellis
Lonnie Ritchie
Lone
Robert Allstott
Alvin
Bobby
Ritchie
Winona
Freddie
Edris Ritchie
Franklin Lindstrom
Charley Ritchie
Billy Buckwurm
Fred Ross
Charles
Ted Troge
Margarite
Dorris Allstott
Personal Mention From Heppner Area Acknowledges Local Visits
Walter Gibson recovering after appendectomy at Heppner hospital last Wednesday. Charley Botts and family visited Virgil Warren ranch home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Warren and Dorothy Nelson drove to The Dalles Saturday to visit Mrs Nelson who is hospitalized there. daughter reported somewhat improved. Bruce Botts, John Botts, and Ray Fletcher went to Yakima Monday seeking work. Mel Beckner and two nephews Eugene and Harry Normoyle were guests from Friday. Continued on last page.
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Walter Gibson
Heppner
Charley Botts
Virgil Warren
Dorothy Nelson
Dalles
Warren
Ter
Clarence Nelson
Bruce
John Botts
Rayond Fletcher
Yakima
Mel
Lee Beckner
Eugene
Harry Normoyle
Freight Shipments Up Movement Grain and Wool
Agent J. W. Hawk notes a rise in freight on the Hepp ower branch of the O W R N Company. Wheat, livestock, and wool move. Krebs Brothers ship 32 cars of dice to Fort Browning Montana and 40 cars of sheep to a summer range. Additional shipments include McNamer 4 1/2 cars, R A Thompson 2, Krebs Brothers 1 double decker cars eastward, and a cattle car to North Portland. Jack Hynd ships two cars of wool worth 50 000 pounds by rail to Portland and boat to Boston.
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J. W. Hawk
Heppoer
O. W. R. ? N. Company
Krebs Brothers
Fort Browning
Mont
Barratt and Son
Cecil
McNamer
R. A. Thompson
Ture Peterson
North Portland
Jack Hynd
Portlan
Boston
Mass
Freight agents and travelers report sheep shipments and visits
J. I. Purdy a traveling freight agent watched over sheep shipments on Monday. Bill Ahalt and Ted Murphy accompanied the convoy for the eastern market. Ahalt plans to buy a truck in the east to drive to Oregon. Mr and Mrs Perry Bartlemay of Mays visited Ione, with Mrs Bartlemay staying longer with her parents.
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J. I. Purdy
Bill Ahalt
Ted Murphy
Mr Ahalt
Perry Bartlemay
Mays
Ione
Community Picnic At School House Draws Large Crowd
More than 200 people attended the Friday community picnic at the school house. Mothers brought baskets. eight gallons of ice cream and large quantities of punch and coffee were supplied by teachers. Mrs Harriet Brown reported how money from last fall’s grade school carnival was spent, and various classroom improvements were completed including shelves, rebuilt seats, a globe, and encyclopedia payments. A ten dollar hot lunch deficit was covered and Health Pageant expenses paid.
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Hsriet Brown
Heppner
Karl Beach Dies in Lexington Heart Trouble Causes Death
Karl Beach died at his Lexington home on Tuesday afternoon, the 19th, from heart trouble. Funeral services will be held at the family residence Sunday, May 24, at 2:00 p.m.
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Karl Beach
Lexington
Mr. Beach
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Legion & Auxiliary
Vera Rietman
Elaine Rietmann
Charles Battersby
W. W. Head
Ritchie - Ellis
Louis Balsiger
Jane
Oregon
J. R. Robison
Bert Mason
Oscar Cochran
E. G. Noble
Swift and Company
Victor C. Peterson
Ore
Deereline
Bristow & Johnson
Isfactory
Phelps Funeral Home
Peacock Floral Co
Pride of Oregon
W. C. Cox
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