Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July 29, 1954
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lone Area Grain Now Pouring Into Local Elevators
Among those from here who at- at their home Sunday evening, home,
nded the Walla Walla yacht The following were present: Mr.l Mr. an
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By Echo Palmateer
Most of the farmers In
community will be harvesting, longer visit
una veen. ineArcner Daniels and1 Guests at the
me Morrow County Grain Grow
ers elevators here in lone re
port 20,000 bushels of wheat each,
coming into their eleyators a day.
A smaller amount is coming into
the McNabb and Jordan eleva
tors. Much grain is coming in
me Morgan elevator.
Leonard Carlson, in the Goose
berry community cut his first
field of Rex wheat last week and
it averaged 38 bushels per acre
He put nitrogen on his farm last
fall which he thinks helped to
make the large yield. Wheat
north of lone was reported 21 to
28 bushels per acre. Some barley
was going a ton to the acre.
1-27 farmers voted here Friday,
jiuv on the wheat
126 for and 1 against.
Roy Lieuallen. Their daughters Portland August 8.
this, Mary and June remained for a' Dates to remember
tended
l club boat races Sunday were. and Mrs. Grant Rigby and lam
Rollo Crawford, Cpl. Billy Joe ily, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree
Delia Corson
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Brownlow and Mr. and
Mrs. Lonnie Ritchie, and Miss
Opal Briggs, of Heppner.
Joe Kirnitski of Pennsylvania! atha meeting,
August 3, Tuesday City coun
cil meeting at 8 p. m
Rietmann, Helmut h Hermann,
Gene Rietmann and Faul Tews,
visited his friend Bill Cochran,
who is staying at the E. W. Bris
tow home.
Around twenty people from
here attended the concert by Mar
vin Soward at the Christian
church in Heppner Monday even
ing of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Shirley
d Mrs. David Raskin and
children spent Saturday here.
They were guests of the Robert
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- De Spains. He is attending school
rick Martin and family, Mr. and in Portland.
Mrs. James Mallon returned Mrs' MU,Hn Hjrgn and lamiiy, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Gabhert
hnmp last week from a visit with!Mr' and Mrs- Lloyd Howton and of Portland are -visitimr here.
August 10, Tuesday Garden hpr parents, Mr. and Mrs. George famly atH a'ne and Lee llams They are the guests of Mr. and
wuu iiiwuiig in me i-ny pai in v ,, rn in Vale Mrs Van Hom fiarv Morgan entertained the. Mrs. wauace Matthews
the afternoon. 'returned here with her for a visit.iCub Scouts Tuesday evening July
rtuKuM ii, weunesudy jvmraii- Mallons win move to Hcdd-i20 at his home. The following
ner mis wee wntre uiey win nit-uiui-is writ- jiii-M-m. vvujuti
returned home Saturday from The Saturday night in
Dalles where they both were pa
tients in the hospital there. Their
sons and daughter-in laws, Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Shirley of
controls. Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Shirley of Salem came home
August 22 Grange picnic at ,,,, in th(l nnnnnor ononis Mr
the 4-H camp on Herron Creek. and Mrs Jack Miller will move
Mrs. Edna Yarnell returned to jn the housp vacatcd bv the Mal.
her home in Portland Sunday ons
aner visiting a weeK witn her
! daughter and family, Mr.
Mrs. Charles O'Connor.
Stephen Lindstrom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom, spent
and Lee Hams, Jimmie Howton,
Billie Akers, Ronnie Crabtree,
Grant Rigby and Stephen Lind
strom. Mrs. Vera Portis, den mo-
u iiirimna t .,. wr iiner. a iso was nrpseru.
j 11119. iijui iminh. i,app aiivi iwi
.man White of Quincy, Wash., Mrs. Harvey of Pendleton is
were weeKenci visitors at the cooKing at tne cnaries uoherty
home of her brother, Walter Cor- ranch during harvest.
Pioneer 3' . uaufcinc, Mrs. itcna jennins is staying
jt-iiy, nuiuc mm m-i. jeny n witn Mrs. Anna Lindstrom.
Vmnn t.lcltlnf horn fri a AA.inln
j UCITII Veiling nvil lui a LWUlt
: weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Boswell of San
Angelo, Texas, aunt and uncle
of Mrs. Gordon White, visited the
White family. Mrs. White accom
panied them to the coast for a
visit and then the Boswell's left
for Alaska.
Lona White spent the weekend
witli Mrs. Phyllis White in Forest
Grove.
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the
Memorial hospital in Heppner
due to a virus infection.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers and
family spent Sunday at the home! Tnose from hl're Roing t Emi-
of his sister and family, Mr. and 6rant Park for a Picnic Sunday
were Mr. ana Mrs. t,. vv. tsristow
Mrs Pliucpll Millar of Rnafrlman
ine inree Links club met at! with them. Their sons returned Mrs RnH wvictaH nt iIq ic and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mc-
the home of Mrs. Harvey Ring oh! home but the daughters-in- law visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'Cabe and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Friday July 23. It was decided remained for a while. Rev. EarlOscar Peterson. Mr. Kvistad U David Rietmann and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Everson
and son Gary, of Portland are
visiting at the Charles Carlson
to dispense with the August meet
ing. A get well card was sent to
Mrs. Cecil Thome who is a pa
tient in the hospital in Heppner
and a remembrance card was also
sent to Mrs.
L. Soward of, the Christian church attending summer school at the Mrs- Et,a Bristow, Mr. and Mrs.
in Heppner, conducted services at' Oregon College of Education at Tommy Bristow and daughter,!
the Community church Sunday.' Monmouth. , also Miss Marie Linder of Hermis-!
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yarnell1 Dr. Henry J. Hokenson, regional ton' Other relatives met them I
and daughters .of Vancouver,' director of the Columbia confer-' at the park. i
Ella Davidson, a Wash., snent the weekend with pnce. Portland mnrinproH wnHncn n.-iviH Mel
member of the club who lives inlhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry' at the Valby Lutheran church on home in the lower part of town
Heppner. Mrs. Wate Crawford! Yarnell. Sunday. Ho
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wortendyke his wife and son. They were Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson1
of Vancouver, B. C. spent last weekend guests of the Walter entertained the Cub Scouts and
week with with his aunt, Mrs. D. Dobyns. their families at a picnic dinner
w. AKers ana his cousins, Mr.
received the door prize
Ronald Baker will leave the
last of the week for St. Louis, Mo.,
where he will spend two weeks
on the Ralston Farms as the re
sult of winning the Danforth
scholarship He will then go to a
camp on Lake Michigan for two
weeks. Before coming home he
will go to Detroit and bring a
pickuphome for Lewis Halvorsen.
The book Snips and Snails by
Louise Baker was added to the
lone public library.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bray and
children of Hermiston spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Long Distance Nation-WicU
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
Penland Bros.
TRANSFER CO.
Pendleton, Oregon Phone 338
and Mrs. James Lindsaw. Other
visitors at the Lindsay home were
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Berry of
Fresno, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Drake attend
ed the 20th annual reunion of
former residents of Dayton Sun
day, July 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Drake of Heppner and Mrs. Leo
Drake of Hood River also attend
ed. The Morrow county picnic will
be held in Laurelhurst Park in
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