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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
1
Arlington dominated Jone on the gridiron scoring in the first quarter and again in the second half for an 18 to 0 victory. Learned added a long end run for Arlington. Next Saturday Lone faces Condon on the Lone field as they seek a strong remaining league run.
Anders and Mr. Ivan Reminner of Seattle visited in town over the weekend. Wayland Ritchie returned home Saturday after several weeks away. W H A Smith left Saturday for Walla Walla to visit a cousin Mrs Mary Appling. Dr J Perry Conder to remove a child’s polenoids in a bloodless operation. Florence Shippey of Portland visits her ill mother Mrs Etta Shippey who is improving. Lon Markham and wife of Reewater spent the weekend visiting friends and conducting business. Frank Woods rented Mrs Loug’s Main Street house. Marian Barber guest of Miss Rhoten last week. Sam Spitile and Carl Cady, Kennewick officials, guests at Laxton McMurray home Sunday. Mrs Helen Barrens returned Thursday from a visit with Pendleton relatives.
Mrs J T Kirk returns to Vernonia from Friday visit and buys a Chevrolet for Lexington field grade boys. Local sports mention a 28 to 0 score and several players noted for tackles. Community members share travels hunting deer, visits Hermiston, and address moves on Second Street. Mrs Kitty Turner departs for Tacoma after brother in law’s illness.
Charles Wilcox and Mie T Pressie Allstott were quietly married at the Congregational parsonage in Lone by Rev. W. W. Head. After the ceremony they drove to Walla Walla for a brief honeymoon trip.
Congressman Robert R. Butler toured Lone on Thursday greeting residents. He serves the nation’s largest representative district, spanning 18 counties, with some counties larger than entire states, reflecting a broad constituency and notable reach.
A fragmented note traces the term Scotch language to Beotch highlanders and Ceelic, and links to Malect or dialects of English spoken in the lowlands of Seotinnal. The passage outlines historical naming of languages and regional speech varieties.
Willows Grange members mourn Warren Cool known as Shorty a longtime active member who helped with degree and drill work and will be missed at grange activities. Eastern Oregon State Grange meeting announced for Fa Grande on Saturday October 26 with conferences starting at 10 a.m. at the high school. degree work to continue on page 4.
Warren Clifton Cool died in Heppner on Friday October 11 192y. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church in lane on Sunday afternoon October 13 with interment in the I C O F cemetery. Rev W W Head officiated. music by a Grange quartet. Pallbearers from the Grange included John Eubarks Oswald Hekker Harry Elmer Peterson Hershal Townsend and Harry Townsend. He was born in Plymouth Indiana September 12 1911 to Harry and Bertha Cool. Continued on Page 4.
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