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IONE, OREGON FRIDAY. Feb. 13, 1931.
NUMBER 36
MISS HAZEL BROWN
DIES IN POF.TLAND
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a iss Hazel Brown, 28, daugh
tor of t. uti'l Mm. H. W. Hi own,
tlicl in Portland Wednesday, Jan.
2.-?, and funeral wrvic were held
Vol. 1
THE RED AND WHITE
OITICIAL OWCAN f IONE H. STUDENT BODY
Kalpli Thorn; n, IvJilot .
Friday, Feb. 13, 1931.
No.19
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
llu ma'cand high schod i;tu-
iu that city on Friday, January ,elll81in,i fuculy gathered in tin
30 Mr. t-nd am. Urown were uujitorium at nine, Friday morn
with their daughter at the time for lhe usuaj W(,t.kiy a8M.,n.
of her death as wan hi .o her nUter, Wy Mr Tui.jeri Karl focCale
Mrs. Hoy Lieuallen, and a broth- UI1(J jiu)h xj,om,)8l.n made several
cr, Dale I'.rown. : announcenunts Group singinp
Miss Brown was well known wa3 c.,i by Mr. I igjs withaccom-
here, havingatte.i led school hero mnjIIlcnt )y Ka'ph Gilsjnand
and in later yeaM having visited i)(,naK Hdiker on the trombone
often with her sister, Mrs. Koy . nrn..t
Liealltn. She Ul len in joor
1 cahh for a r.v.r.bcr of years.
l.'avid (liudil who has been re
ceiving treatment in .hsllcppntr
hospital is again at hU home on
Second Ttreet.
Posts For Sale
Extra good cedar jtonts deliver
ed at your ranch, lft :ents, or
will trade "for Turkey Hod wheat.
Address, F. 11. Miller, Box 4M,
lone Ore.
LiiUrn Reckoning
.iiiuntl l mi nlitiri,liii;' of '
iifkrll wnnl "f'.itiiiiHiirti," fclilrli
nifiiin u )! r. Siiiunt I Hi" iihIIk'iI
.f rwki'iiln time tucd generally In
India, eitept In Hi'IiknI. I'lirimlnii
itii!,i are redwiil to 8aiiuM ly tulil
inn H I" ' fltrlfilnn cr.
Several selections by the band
were given. At this time Mis.,
Florence Emmons, typing instruct
or, awarded two gold pins to two
second year student3, Geneva
Pettyjohn and Ma govt Craw
ford, w ho have made a speed of
10 Words iter minute with an ac
curacy of aln)U K5 per cent. The
first year students wha made a
sH'ed of 25 words per minute and
an accuracy of 1)5 per cent were
awarded pins. These students
wire: Gladys Brashears, Francis
Troedson, Paul Smouse, Kalj h
Gibson, Norman Nelson, Virgil
Ksteb and Barton Clark.
Marjan't Crau-furJ
Basket Hall Came
Ia1 Friday nigot, Feb. 6, the
j lone girls played a hard game of
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Farmers Week
Featuring Dr. Hess
Products
Read your 1931 Catalogue
Pan-A-Min
Ver-Mi-Trol
Chick Tablets
Roup Remedy
Dip & Disinfectant
Louse Killer
Stock Tonic
I ly Chaser
BERT MASON
IONE - OREGON
Rvih Keent
busketl.allwiththellepph,rgirk Substitutbnf were: guards Ll
ihu lone girls won 18- Very Nor, noyl; center, Patterson;
good Kportunanshii) was hovn 1UI
by bolh 'earns. The line u:j wa
Fot wards; Brashear and Enbank';: Honcatity
, , . ., I "lie who htm ntt Korrow," tuibl III
.enters, Crawford and SmouHe; , ,nw ((f n,,milowni -,ll4 ri)llll),
irarls. Head and Pettviohn. . ! "y 4x,Kl i""t Mwfuint'oH
(ir )inmhy.M WnHlilnift'tn Htiir.
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If He Were" Here Today
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LET US HAVE FAITH THAT R'H-.r
MMW might in that ta nil.
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WE REPAIR
Boots, Shoes, Harness
Saddles, Auto Tops
Side Curtains.
Leave Repairing at Oscar Cochran s
E. G. Noble
HEITNER
OREGON
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I Support Your Home-Town Merchants.
Buy Your Meats at
IONE CASH MARKET
SPECIALS every SATURDAY
Phone 32 Tone, Oregon
PARSNIPS
Big, tender Parsnips, at the
WINDSOR RANCH
1 mile down the highway, be
low the elevator. While they last,
three cents a pound at ehe ranch.
Leave Worh
for the
Heppner cleaners
at the
IONE BARBER SHOP
I. R. ROBISOIM
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::ll KINDS li
:: of high ::
u ; GRADE MA-
i3;::hine vork:
:: carefully p
::done. ::
Motors rcground.
0 ; ; Bearings poured ; ; PI
::ind fitted to re
I! ground shafts
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Now is the time to look your spring
machinery over You may- need some
extras for your plows and harrows.
WE HANDLETHE JOHN
DEERE LINE
Dont forget our Red & White specia
ach Saturday and Monday tney w!ll
save you money
MArumr curio m
Bristow & Johnson
Personal Mention
IONE-HEPPNER GAME
Tha lone quinUt defeated Hepp
ner in the basket btll game play- Miss Florenca Shippey of Port
ed Friday night by a score of 20 land is in lone for a visrt with
t) 12. This is the second game her aunt, Mrs. Corson, and to
with Heppner, the firt one result- help care for her mother, who is
in if in a one point victory for Hepi- ill.
ner after an extra quarter of play. While E. G. Spcrry's car was
bro:e the tie. being towed home from Arlir.g.
i'ranm t.ly. playing guard 0)( thj first o ,ast week an ftcc.
grrtd severa' very long shots and jlent mred in which Elmer
high point man, making ten Cochrar( driver i.f theSperry car,
pants for lore before lie ppr.er wa3 piMiy injured. Bo?,h cars
w s able to score. This was a 0,erUl , pn1 Mr.tCochran re.
league game. . ceiye' r erdy , cut barid. He
j Yeteran's hospital in
L'wy 1 Portland fr treatment. -
. r ciiiiiiiiuwn. -u often ho (i.-iriMin of The r.-lar monthly meeting
Hi i.i-nHint ci.'v.-r tittM in i.-ft i.tK him- Missionary Society of the Con-
M-'.f s fNiHislriv lil own Irick.i." . , n. . , , , , .
u-.,hi1i,,g,n war. i ffreffational Church wa3 held last
j Thursday afternoon. A very in-
, . , . .terestin? program was carried out
i:Mi.s M. i,..r.s,..utk i u koo,i r..rm ' umIer the leadership of thepresi
of cM-n-ixi! orui is cppciuUy i,i-iiefl,-iiii 'dent, Mrs. Louvisa Louy. Eight
in Kiiniuintins ii.e fuiK ii.-n of the lean- j ladies were present. The next
troluisilnul tract. Ttie rliytlmilcvl 1 .. . ,, , -
iM :,u,-n n,e Rait of the h-.rso j meeUng will be March 5.
imparl to the rid.-r'g body si'.-m i I Wendell Balsiger, of Moro,
uuu n,UM"'S a"d l ",H theweeknd with his par-
fntc fr anrl frc T ynna Polctnpfif
Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay
have employment on the Walter
Rietman ranch.
Mr. and Ms. Ted Trflge are
Dumb Anima.lt in Warfart
Ahout 4n,iiO t'uincU wire nseil In
tie I'ulestine onmpai'n during llio
World war, nnd the Italian used j
about lim.tKKj donkeys In their cam-
Portland visitors this week.
I aijjns.
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In your owm county
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