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VOLUME XV1V
IONE, ORIXON FRIDAY, April :, 1931.
NUMBER 43
POMONA GRANGE MEET
LARGELY ATTENDED
SESSION CONVENED
ATIRRICON, MAR, 28
borrow County Pomona met at
Irrigon, nli 2H. (Jrango con
vened be for j noon and reports of
standing committees culled for.
Charles Wicklhnder, in report
ing; for the legislative coinmitUe
showed that the Krauze had made'
progress in a L'gi.sla.ivj way by
putting over the "Olco" Kill a-io
tlut the Power Lid hud now be
come a law. lie urged that the
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Friday, April 3, 1031.
No. 26
Weather Report
For March
MOKOAN STATIO
H. S. ASSEMBLY
Friday n orn'ng the winners, in
tlie ("eclair atory content present
e 1 their HehclimiH at the tegular
n c-iiitly Those participating for
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and ('ai l Kindekin. oratorical : 1 1 ar
old Pud a u.n i.n 1 Junior Mason,
humorous. For the High School,
l.'o'iald llehker, oratorical; Min
n'oNorrnovle, dramatic; and Jean-
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next move should be to try and ;n,. Huston. humorous.
'increase the tariff on eggs, that
this industry miani Ihj bettered.
The Committee on extension of
granges reported tnat the pros
pects wire g .d for new granges
in the county this fall.
Tim Con. mil tee on agriculture
reported on gopher oisou pro
f,run, co-ojerative live planting,
iuoM grange lecturers recuvii.,,'
rxcellent co-operation from ar. n-
(Iroup singing was enjoyed nr.d
various announcements were giv
en. Mtiiyan-t Crawford
DECLAMATORY
CONTEST
The District High School He
clamatorv Contest h-ld Fridaj,
March US, resulted in b-neV win-
cultural committees bv tneir hav "JU- -'-nu anu imiu pn,,v.
inf JeauerH prepared to lead th 1,,,,IlM 1Idlk,,r- rical v o
disunions. Poardman and In - first h h.sdtv.s.un. Jeanne Hus-
gon granges to sensor wood lot tun- m.us, won P,s
and windoeak planting on project. livisi"n and Minnie No
A very ph asing program re- '""i1''. dramatic, won third n
upended to by ibe member u.ft!;e Mmnic i.mt her dr.iro for
C.Hiinu.J m l j. t, first place by being disqualified
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Vomtn vlio know, nredincovcring that
the tunic cartful attention to detail
cburactrrim tlifne nuperb new silk ttock
Ings, at thtir extremely modct price,
which jou expect to find only in the more
expensive hose.
Select j our here today in the season's
Ioveliekt shudes. Full Fashioned, of se
lect quality JupuiicNC Silk.
ChilTon and Service Weights.
Added reinforcements for ex
tra strength and longerwenr.
AN ASTOUNDING DOLLAR VALUE I
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SPELLING CONTEST I
The spelling contest in the(
sch(xjl here has been closed. Those !
who will represent the lone school
f t the county contest at Heppner,
A rill, are. Joan Sipesof tie; No. of Clear Days 12.00
fourth graae, Rnth, CrawfcrJ of j No partly cloudy days 8.00
the !jth, Miriam Dale of the 7th ; No cloudy days 1100
and Ellen Nelson of the 8th. Ellen Sleet on th? 22nd
Nelson is entitled to sqecial men-j Total precipitation 1 16
tion as during the time the chil-1 Total snowfall """." 0.44
dren w?re studing and spelling j otaI redpitaticn since
the one thousand words in their Scpten-.bsr 1 4 49
lessons she did not miss one word. Kor jvre period last year"" 6 29
IONE UNIT AUXILIARY
Tee lone Unit Auxiliary met in
the'r club roo.ti in regular session
Wednesday evening, March 2.'.
This was business meeting night
a le much business was carried on. !
Plans are under way for a Me
morial program to be given in
Legion hall on Memorial Day.
At the last tewing club nest
ing four blcon er dresses were f , r
Direcln.r of prevailing wind W.
R. K. Harbison,
C operative Obsarver.
The Churches
o i account of the time taken .Virv.wvre: Maurice Reany, Beu
deliver lier piece. la'i Kskelsc n and Irn a Lane.
Thctwootherschocdsrepre?er.t-: The Cojnty (Oitest will be
h! alo won firt, second anl held at Htpp.ner and the win
third places. Those participate ners of that contest will o on to
from Heppner were: Ralph Cur- the inter'county coi est at Ten
ran, Earl Thompson ane Theodore db ton.
Thompson. Those from Lexin-,
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ages six to eight years were made.
! The club is very grateful to &! r.
Cirl Troedson for the use of h's
s :ving mcchine. The ladies row
have two machines which enables
tl em to get their sswing dore
more readily.
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11. E. Harbison, Jr., Sfnof R.
TI -I nf Mnfimn Vina iippcll).
h'd a isition in an architect's of-A
ftLon in T.inton llus coinnanv will . :
WW move their offices to Port
Umd' and, when this is done, Mr,
llm&ison will make )m home in
HilJ)iorough. Until the change is
mad1;, Mrs. Harbison and daugh
ter with relatives in Hood
River.
DaviJ Rietmann has purchased
190 acres of the E. II. Turner
ranc. This is the part on which
te3 buildings are loent d and was
originally the Ernest Rietmann
homuteac
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OiCIIINE WORK;
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llDONE.
Motors reground.
I Marine's noured
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land fitted to re
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IACHINE SHOP
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WE REPAIR
Boots, Shoes, Harness
Saddles, Auto Tops
Side Curtains.
Leave Repairing at Oscar Cochran's t
t E. G. Noble
HEPPNER - OREGON
Support Your Home-Town Merchants!
Buy Your Meats at
IONE CASH MARKET
SIECLLS every SATURDAY
Phone 32 Tone, Oregon
Now is the time to look your spring
machinery over. You may need some i
extras for your plows and harrows.
WE HANDLE THE JOHN
DEERELINE
Don't forget our Red & White spe
cials each Saturday and Monday.
They will save you money.
Bristow & Johnson
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MORGAN I. O. O. O. F.
At the Odd Fellow meeting held
Monday night at Morgan, twenty
five year jewels were presented
to H. O. Ely. W. F. Falmateer,
T. M. Benedict and James Mon
taue. the presentation being
m ide on behalf of the lodge by
W. V. Head of Ions. A short im-
romtuirogram was given and
rt r st.ments were served.
J& Clark & Linn J&
Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa
pr Hanging and Central Re
pair Work.
Complete Funeral and Service I
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in uui iew iiome
$50 and Upward
A respectable burial without
:harge for those who cannot
pay, from
Cases' Chapel
Mr. Morris and Mr. Heck, two
i traveling evangelists of the Bap
! tist faith held services in the Bap-
tist church, Sunday evening. The
gentlemen attedded morning wor
ship at the Congregational church
and M r. Morris sang a gospel song.
The Silver Tea given at the Con
gregational church parlors, Thurs
day afternoon, Mardh 26, was a
very en jo? a le affair. Aboutthirty
j ladies were m attendance, nt
ireshmentsof sandwidhes, salad,
! cake and coffee were served by
the hostesses, Mesdames R. E.
Harbison. Hal O. Ely and Alfred
Troedson.
Oliver Barene and Alfred Card
well have been conducting a se
ries of evangelistic meetings in
Odd Fellows hall on Main Street
Rev. W. V. Head conducted
Good Friday services at the Con
gregational church on the after
noon of ARril 3. at 3 o'clock.
The Congregational people are
preparing an interesting Easter
program which will be given Sun
day morning at the church hour.
The singers are spending much
time in practice and several spe
cial numbers will be given. A cor
dial lmvitation to attend is ex
tended to all.
The members of the Christian
Continued on last Pg.
Aermotor wind mills and Fair-
. banks-Morse gas Engines at
P. G. Balsiger's
MILES MEASURE DISTANCE
$3
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And more, for they demonstrate conclusively our com
plete service which knows not the barrier of distance.
When loved ones are summoned to the valley of the be
yond, that call may come when they are many miles from
home folk and home surroundings. Our modern mortua
ry service is prepared to handle skilfully, decorously and
promptly the arrangements for such cases.
Phelps Funeral Home
CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332
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