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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1928)
Church News Notes of Interest to All Local Denomination!. Sunday, ia Italy Day at tin ChriHtian church. Make It a ml ly day Sunday School, C. E. and church. Kunday School 10:00 Endeavor 0:00 Church service 7:30 Sub.; The Conqueilng Church Tiff" mm Te IxAoW OmIiiv rui Inn (A. t.llr. CeiM U four KlaU lliilnrallf ff tulturel edutellea an4 tretenloaal t.lnlne Opparlaalry It ifrr.4 1)1 II departmenti of the Cotl( of Literature, Rcleno nil till Art! Arohlleelure tnl Allied Art UudofM AdmlaUtratlot Kd tation Journeliim Umluits Study UwMt'lieloe Mualt -I'bjpeleal rMueatloi - Hotll ogr-- Hociil V ore Erteni Ditlilna. ColUee Tut tU04 Beid. 14. Tar ltnniltH r MtaUeae fM ffce rV'fwfrer. 1mMmr mj Ongtm, Ljint. Of. Arlington VS'Ione IONE WINS 12 TO 6 Victory perched on the bsnnet of the lone football tram in thf first league frame of the season when they met Arlington on thr lone Held, Saturday. The icor wan 12 6 In Ion'a favor. Ktnnelh Altera for lone made the first touchdown in the fint five min utes of the firat quarter, and the second was made by Robert Mc Cabe In the third quarter in Ire lira! five minute. Arlington won touchdown with a cris crocn play In the second quarter. To Church Directory FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Prayer Meeting, Thur., 7:30P. M CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Itev. W. W. HEAD, Pastor Servicel 11:00 A. M.:C. E. at 6:45, P. M. Prayer Meeting, Wed., 7:30 CHRISTIAN CHURCH School 10.00 A. M. FIRST Sunday Prayer Meeting Thure. Eveninn Servicel C. E.:6:30; Preaching Service, at 7:30 P. M. WILLOW BRANCH UNION C. E. SOCIETY Pres. Thelma Forbei V. Free. John Condor Sec. Mary Slocum . Treaa. Edw. Keller Next meeting, Heppner Oregon. at Loage Directory IONE I.OI'UK No.l), A. K. A A , U Uwti every flrnt ntid third Weilnvs- b.iy of eaxu niontb. W. M. Hoy Hten dr, Scy , Elmer Orlflltb. Trvas, A. A. M.i I'nbe. Locust Ctmptcr No. 119. 0. C M''l tli sttiouil and fniirtb Tin duf ul muU iiiuulli.W, M .Mrs, Mar tini liluk, Nifjr., Hull) Miismi. (Morgan Itemi Con'td.) Christophersou's family on Satur day. Miia Alien, Mr. and M.s. liert Palmateer and children visited with Mri. Hardesty, Sunday af ternoan. StanU) Seely and Al Troedson went ta Hoard man, Tuesday aft x a trtck load of applea and vea etablei. The Dorcai Society Is planning on serving lunch at some central location on election day. Definite announcement as to place and menu will be made later. Mrs. R E. Harbison returned make the second touchdown, lone from Portland on the Tuesday drove the line fo aevenry ysnb , ' riiarht stage. All the boys showed up well in game. lone's line up follows: Ends. N. Swanson rnd K. Akers. tack es K. Sa ouaesnH MasonjCuarr'r, Kit cade ar"1 Claik. center, L McCabe; q uiUa baik Euba k; half baclu K tchie ur. I G. Swan son; full back, R KcCub. Suh-ti- tutet, P. Su.ou'f en J MOrn..i. Honor Roll CulitribiHiiTt Bert Pa'mHieer and his father, W. F. Palmateer. went to Hepp ner, Monday aftemoon. Mr, Ring helped Martin Bau rnfeind unload a car of wood Wednesday. They corded it up Thursday. YWdnr say iveniig,Noel Stree ter arrived In Morgan to visit his cousin, Howard Hardeaty. They left on a deer hunt, Thursday morning. Mr. and Mi m. G. V. Payne and son whs have beer, visiting Mrs. Geography and Spelliug. Siu pane's pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. dents; Itos Belle Perry, HaHa 'n.rbi.nn. for the past week, left McCurdy and Eugene Normoyl.-. for Hillsborouah last Thursdsy. 4th Requirements , Deport l ment, A. Application. A. Four Mrs. Harbison accompanied them and Mr. Harbison took them to Arlington. IONIC I.OIXIi; Xu. IM. I. (I O. V. !. I every .Miiiril.t.v evening. N II T. K. l'cl.T .n. V. (i , K. I'. I I. I Iki-r, Hccy,, Uf ,l..ll, Trvim , K J. HrUtow. IUNCH (IMAMS ItKIIKKAII No. 9. !. O. (). K. Meet flrnt Mini thlr.l Tliursiliiy of eurli in on t h N. ti, kirn. IMIa MfCur.lv. V. U. llliulys t.itmlH. Ht-ey., Verdii ItlUlih-, Tii'M., Kite HrUtow. Statement of Ownership, etc. lteltilivd liy act ol CoiiKr.'xx of Aiik. H, IIII2, of tune lii.li'li.'iiilcnt PiiIiIIhIiimI weekly at on, Dri'K.in, for April 1, 1U-.X Editor, MrtiunliiK K.illtor, I'iiI.IIhIi er, Owner: W. W. Ilend' lone, Ore. , Known liond holderit, tniirtKiiKeei mid other security holder, holding I per cent or morn o( toliil itmouiit. of IioiiiIn, mortgHKCH r other ecurl tleo. None. W. W. Head, Owner . HulmcrllMMt Hint nwoi'ii to before me thin Cth tiny of Arll, KH, V. II. Itolitimoii, Notory I'ulillu. hi j cotuiulaalon expire 2 29 '3V. A's in Arithmetic. Reading, Spei ii. t ......... r.....,.ii. ii:. IIIIH. W''.r, vjtUK..!. . u;.!,,.....!..., .t. . a i o. J . Dill il MnVlwui oii wi at.i'j tory and Hjgi'ne. Studen's, ,,. , t. , rm. Winnie Brown, Margaret Limie ... ,B11)lhpr -hev have stortd kln. Junlor Mason and Charlotte M tho ctusher ,t Miupin luuc. i i i- An,w Th men lefl fnr 3rd Rtquirtmenls same as Maupin, Sunday morning. 4th. Students, Eleanor Bullard ZTZmZTmnzZZZZ David Cantwell. Ruth CrawfonV If . I I . 1 I L 11 I II- riainenne uriiiirn, oiaxir.e dic Curdy, Echo Sargent and Bertha Akers. 1st. and 2nd Requirements-. Deportment, A. Application. A ! Four A's In Language, Arlthiiie. tic Reading, Spelling, Penman ship, Phonics, and Primary Seat Work. Students: Helen Lundell, Joan Sipea, Kemp Dick, Billy Morgan and Frances Fitipatrick. Perfect Attendance First Six Weeks Of School 7th and 8th Grades Inei Adamson, Beulah A gee, Josephine Healy, Marquis Green wait, Thedore Thompsen, Beri Akers, Walter Bristow, Josephln Buschke, Henry Buschke, Arthur Crawford and Nancy Robertson. 5'.h andGth Grades Fredrick Rankin, Clifford Yar nail, Margnerite Troge, Harriet Heliktr, Edwin Dick, Loyd Mor gan, Guyla Mae Cason, CarlLind skin, John Michelbook, Rule Rowell, John Farrls, Mlrlamlialf Mildred Lundell, Ross BallcPerry Rollo Crow ford and Virginia Griffith. 3rd and 4th Grades Margarst Llndekln, Junior Mas on, Stuart Rankin, Bertha Akfrs David Cantwell, Eleanor Eu banks, Jane Fitipatrick, Sibyl Howelt, Maslne McCurdy, Bob bie Morgan, Echo Sargent and (Catherine Griffith. 1st and 2nd Grades Harold Buchanan, Valjean C!ark Ad lie Perry, Joan Sipes, Bobbie Cantwell, Delbert Cochran, Billy Eubanks, Dorothy Howell. Betty Mankln, Erline Farri. Franco Fitzpatrick and NorrlsThomoen "Judge K. R. Butler, Republican candidate for Congress in the second district, has ability, and, quite as Important, character and courage He understands the problems of the farmers of this state and the nec. esity of maintaining a tariff that will actually protect the producers of farm products against ruinous foreign competition. His services will be helpful in all matters pertaining to reclamation, the development and conservation of our abundant natural resources, and I wish him all success," CHARLE L. McNARY, U. S. Senator for Oregon Such is the statement of the father of the McNary Haugen bill. Senator McNary is the friend of the farmer and business man and he urges you to VOTE FOR Robert R. Butler Republican nominee for Cong'ress This is just one of many indorsements Judc Butler has received from many prominent men who have YOUil interests in mind. Pud iJv. by Republican Congreuiocul Committee, H J. Wimer, Ctuirman, Pendleton, Ore., Ben R. Litfin. Secretary, The Pallet, Oie. oau roa bids. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bid to bt ond October 33. 19M. t 10 o'clock In the forenoon of Mid day. Bulvd bid will be received by the County Court of Morrow County, Ore fun, tl the offlre of the County Cl.Tk, at llpner, Oregon, until Monday, the 22nd tUy of October. IKt, t the hour of 10 o'clock a. m for the haul Inf of approximately 12.000 cu. yda. of oruahed rock, the entire output of the eruaher run on the Upper Eight Mile market road, bide to be for haullnf per yard per mile, . Uarh bid muat bt accompanied by a certified check f.tr I per cent of the bid, made payable to the County Treaa. urer of Morrow County, The auoceae. ful bidder to furnlah contractor' bond In the ram of I&UOO.OO for the faithful performance of the hauling. The County Court reaervee the right to reject any and all bide. OAT M. ANDERSON, County Clerk. 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