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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
4
Entry notes a one year period with a one dollar postage stamp and second class mail status at the lone Oregon post office under an act dated March 179. The fragment references Os Baer or Baer as a named person and indicates official postal classification.
The Past Grand Club of the Rebekah Lodge gathered Friday afternoon May 23 at the Ernest Hekker ranch. Members present included Mrs. Etta Howell Mra Oda Rankin, Mrs. Bernice Blackwell, Mrs. Lena Lunnell us, Gladys Drake, Mrs. L. P. Davidson, Mrs. Mary Swanson, Mrs. Arvilla Swanson, Mrs. Ruth Lunder, Mrs. M. R. Morgan, Mrs. Jon Bartlemay, Miss Norma Swanson, Mrs. Jaimer Koski and Webrdt. The gathering featured fellowship and refreshments of strawberry shortcake cream and coffee.
Ted Troge Charley O Connor and Norma Swanson returned last Friday from Portland where they had attended Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge events.
Biain Blackwell hosted the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at her Second Street home. Attendees include Mrs. Victor Rietman Mrs. Otto Rieman Mrs. Earl Blake Mrs. Fred Mankie Miss Bery Clark Mrs. John Ferris Mrs. Oliver Haguewood Mrs. Lee Beckner and the hostess. They finalized plans for a carnival dance to be held Saturday night June 7 in Legion Hall with music and calling. The poppy sale led by the Legion raised over 2200 dollars.
Frank Sloan District Deputy Grand Master of the Masons visited Lone Lodge No 120 A F and A M on Wednesday. An interesting meeting was held and refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Swanson's daughter Mrs Elmo McMillan and families from The Dalles Seattle and Jane with local teachers noted.
Gordon Drapers offers harvesting machinery for all makes at Balsigers location. This promotional notice highlights available models and invites inquiries for farm equipment buyers in the region.
Fragmentary note suggests Vlax cultivation referenced in ancient Egypt during the Exodus era. The text hints at biblical times under pharaohs with unclear specifics and scattered phrasing.
Noel Dobyns and wife spent the weekend on the mountains and returned with a cache of stories. Mr and Mrs Ned Carr moved into the Troedson house on Second Street recently vacated by C M Daniels and his mother. Nes J Griman visited sister Mrs W P Prophet who was also in the mountains for a short time. Prophet and plans to locate in The Dalles after living in Wapato Washington. Walter Ely of Tacoma has been there attending to farm interests. Mr Kiy owns land farmed by the Immpth prothers. Schoolband meets every Tuesday night under direct supervision. Mrs Bari Bhai Mra Ruth Maou was summoned to Heppner to serve Grand Jury. Mr and Mrs Carl Leathers visited Jatters mother, Airs J E Grimes, on their way to Hiyak Washington for road work. Mrs J E Swanson and two sons garland and Norvan with daughter Eva motored to Salem Monday returning Thursday and stayed at the home of Mrs Swanson’s relatives.
Notice is hereby given to legal voters of School District 35 in Morrow County Oregon that the annual meeting will be held at Lone School House at 1 30 PM on Monday June 16 1930. The meeting will elect one School Director for three years one School District Clerk for one year and conduct usual business. Dated May 26 1930 Attest Dell M Carson District Clerk Ruth B Mason Chairman Board of Directors
CALL FOR BIDS The Board of Directors School District No 16 will receive sealed bids for transportation of pupils to the lone school house in District No 35. Bids due June 4, 1930 and filed with the district clerk. Board may reject any or all bids. Miss Martin a Vernonma teacher spent part of last week with the Daniels family in Boise area.
Pennsylvania boasts a winter crow roost scene with observers from the state game commission estimating about two million crows clustering in a Harrisburg area roost. The Bates Steel Mule Tractor is showcased as an exhibit at the Paul G Balsiger Implement Store.
Miss Hazel Feldman notes that graduates from the four year course may take the state board of Pharmacy exam. While many stay in Oregon, numerous alumni become leaders in the pharmaceutical profession across other states and foreign countries.
Carlton Swanson returns from a Washington trip with cousin Mrs Jaimer Koski of South Bend visiting local relatives. The notes mention participation by Paul G. Balsiger in a Holt and Rumely combine darts event.
The notice reports a flame deasonat ration event at Bert Masons Store. It notes location and supplier, with details aimed at customers seeking the ration.
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