Cecil News Items Reflect Local Activities and Travel
Cecil residents report political campaigning by Opal Clark and Jake Wells as they seek votes for county school superintendent. A hunting visit from Lone and other social calls occur in Cecil amid light rain on Oct. 27. Farmers push seeding with improved prospects while residents pass through for football and visits to nearby towns.
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Opal Clark
Heppner
Jake Wells
Cecil Vicinity
Cecil
Geo. A. Miller
Elvin
Doughnut Sale and Local Travels Noted in Brief
The Congregation ladies will sell doughnuts and serve a light lunch with coffee all day in the McMurray building next Tuesday November 4. Mr H C Wood and RK L Eckleberry visited Baker City for business Tuesday returning Thursday. Mrs Harry Armitage and Mrs Walter Cason traveled to Yakima. Mrs Cason plans a short visit with her daughter before returning to Portland. Mrs Armitage and Mrs Cason attended the funeral of their mother Mary F E Hale. Bullard's Pharmacy advertises Candy Day daily.
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McMurray Building
H. C. Wood
RK. L. Eckleberry
Baker City
Harry Armitage
Yakima
Walter Cason
Cason
Portland
Armitage
Mary FE. Hale
Mrs Mary Hale Pioneer Christian Leader Dies at 78
Mary Hale born November 6 1845 in Wapola county Iowa traveled to Oregon with her parents in 1851 married Milton Hale in 1860 and raised twelve children. She helped organize at least four churches and hosted ministers at her home before her death October 25 1924 at age 78. Her husband and most of their children survive with several siblings and several grandchildren in Oregon and Washington.
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Mary I. Hale
Wapola
Iowa
Plains
Linn County
Oregon
Milton Hale
Clarence Hale
C. S. Hale
Yakima
M. A. Hale
White Swan
H. D.hale
P. G
Hale
Jeff Hale
Rally at the Legion Aids Republican Central Committee
A Tuesday evening rally at the Legion 1 Maltin Jone under the Republican State Central committee drew a strong attendance. Speakers included Crosby of Portland with brief remarks by Judge Campbell 8 E Netson Lew Davidson Geo McDuffee G A Bleakman and Mrs Helen M Walker. Resolved notices request Apple box thieves report to Judge Robinson to avoid prosecution. The obituary notes Mrs Hale, a Linn County pioneer active Red Cross worker, funeral at Baptist Church with burial in Zeilah Washington.
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Republican State Central Committee
Sweek
Woodaon & Sweek, Heppner
Mr. Crosby
Portland
Judge Campbell
E. Netson
Lew Davidson
Geo, McDuffee
G. A. Bleakman
Helen M. Walker
Loren Hale
Jone
Linn County
Oregon
Zella
Yakima County
Washington
Notice of School Meeting in Morrow County Oregon
Legal voters of School District No. 35 in Morrow County Oregon are called to a school meeting at Lone School House on November 8 1924 at 1 30 PM. The meeting will discuss the district budget for the year June 30 1924 to June 30 1925 and vote on levying a special district tax totaling 1800 dollars including county state and elementary funds and other district monies.
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Morrow County
Oregon
Lone School House
Obituary and local election notice blend in county report
Mrs Lucy A Robinson formerly of Lone Rock and Portland resident died at home Tuesday October 28 funeral set for Friday at two o clock Her son F H Robinson of this city learned of her death and went to Portland The second item comes from the POR County School Supt race with Independent candidate Shurn present incumbent Lenk Snel and request for voter support for November 4 election
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Lucy A. Robinson
Lone Rock
Portland
F. H. Robinson
Morrow County
Oregon
Lenk Snel
Deer Hunt Fund Dinner at Bristow Home
A number of lone guests gathered Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bristow’s home to aid in disposing of deer killed by E. R. Lundell on a hunting trip last week. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Morgan and family, Judge Robinson, BE. R. Lundell, Isaac Williamson, Edmund and Walter Bristow, Frank Lundell, and Misses Gladys Lundell Mary Grabill and Lucile Bristow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bristow
E. R. Lundell
Ione Oregon Budget and Tax Levy Hearing Notice
The Common Council of Ione Oregon will hold a public hearing on December 2, 1924 at 8:00 PM to discuss the 1925 budget covering estimated expenses and proposed tax levy. The notice cites Chapter 118 of the 1921 General Laws and outlines estimated city expenditures and non tax receipts for 1925.
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Ione
Oregon
Card of Thanks and Municipal Expenditures Summary
The note lists expenditures for officers salaries 1620.00 interest on bonded indebtedness 1220.00 electric power 3500.00 supplies 191.21 printing 59.64 labor 296.52 treasurer's surety bond 2.00 miscellaneous 81.79 total 6998.16 receipts from water and taxes estimate raising 1908.04 by taxation and thanks to friends for support during illness and death of Mary E. Hale signed by the family with a continuation note on page 4 and a rye advertisement from Swanson's Chopmill.
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Mary E. Hale
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W. E. Ahalt
Carl Treeton
Lone
Richard Nall
W. W. Pedro
Ewing
Spokane
Ella van Winkle
Brothers
Aclington
Lexington
Miss Carlson
Shedd
Mr., W. H. Chandler
Willowcreek Ranch
H. J. Streeter
Minnie H. Lowe
Rhea Siding
Teachers’ Institute
Condon
Clara Wallace
Geo. Krebs
Arlington
Marion van Schiech
Troutdale
Oscar Lundell
Eric Waldo
Eugene
E. Lundell
Harold Ahal
Leonan
Fourmile
Caneyon City
Jim Logan
John Day Country
Bullard's
Bank of Lone
State
Ione, Oregon
Bullard’s Pharmacy
Une
Mrs
Por County
Swanson
Bert
Mason
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