New lone City Dads Take Office
By ECHO PALMATEER
City officials taking the oath
of office at the city council meet
ing Tuesday evening, Jan 6 were
Charles O'Connor, mayor; Mrs
Howard Crowell, recorder; Mrs
Echo Palmateer, treasurer; James
Barnett, Bill Rietmann, Mrs Ro
bert DeSpain and Omar Riet
mann, councilmen. Omar Riet
mann was appointed to fill the
vacancy in the office held by
was the outgoing mayor.
The mayor appointed the fol
lowing committees for the year:
water, Roy Lindstrom, Fredrick
Martin and James Barnett; street
and city properties, Martin Llnd
strom and Barnett; finance, Omar
Rietmann and Mrs DeSpain;
health and police, Omar Riet
mann, Bill Rietmann and Mrs De
Spain. The council voted to pur
chase patching equipment from
Milton Morgan. Others of the,the ciJy HfPPne" Thev, a,ls0
council are Roy Lindstrom and
Fredrick Martin. Omar Rietmann
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passed and adopted a resolution
favoring banking facilities of the
Eastern Oregon bank to be open
ed in lone.
A report was made on clean
ing the city reservoir.
' Garland Swanson was present
at the meeting and gave a very
interesting talk on possible im
provements In the town and
county. Mayor O'Conner also
gave an interesting talk.
Vernice Crawford of Helix Is a
patient in the St Anthony hos
pital in Pendleton following sur
gery. Those from here who visited
him Sunday afternoon were, Mr
and Mrs Wate Crawford and son;
Rollo and Mr and Mrs Delmer ,' bins.
Uiary muting in evening.
Jan 21 Arnica club meeting.
Jan 23 Three Links club meet
ing at the home of Mrs Paul
Pettyjohn.
Mr and Mrs Adon Hamlett
have remodeled their home just
off Third Street and have install
ed an office in which they will
take care of insurance and TV
and Pacific Light and Power
Garland Swanson of lone, Gene
Pierce of Heppner and Don Hat
field of Lexington attended a
state bank commission meeting
in Salem last week to present
a resolution to establish bank
ine facilities in lone from the
Crawford.
Mrs Blanche Scheelar, who has
been visiting her daughter and
family, Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree,
left for Portland last week to be
with her grandson, John Scheelar,
who is ill.
A potluck dinner was served at Eastern Oregon bank. A man will
St Williams Catholic church Sun- j be sent to lone soon to look over
day evening. A meeting of the ; the situation.
Altar society followed. At ine . sPaman Edward Botts has been
business meeting conducted by spending his leave with his par
Mrs Howard Crowell, president,
onte Mr nnH Mrs Jamps Botts.
it was decided to have a food, A E gtefani is now serving
sale Feb 14. 'meals in his new restaurant on
Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
(Too late for last week)
Mr and Mrs Clayton Sweek and
children of Springfield spent the
holidays here visiting his brother,
Jack Sweek and family; her
mother, Mrs J Schraum and sis
ters, Mrs Verne McCarty, Mrs
Darrell DeLaney and their fam
ilies. Dick Martin of Salem spent
Christmas here with his folks,
the Henry Martins.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, January IS. 1959
6 At the meeting conducted by
Mrs C E Brenner, president, it
was decided to give $5 toward
a nurse school and to purchase
Centennial seals. Refreshments
were served by Mrs Dobyns,
A meeting of the lone TV will
be held sometime the latter part
of January to elect a president
Mrs Robert Jepsen entertained Main street and appreciates the und two directors. Present offi-
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the bridge club at her home Fri
day of last week. Those receiv
ing prizes were, Mrs Ernest Mc
Cabe, high; Mrs Walter Corley,
2nd high and Mrs Gene Hall,
low.
Mrs Corliss McLeod of Hepp
ner underwent surgery Monday
at Pioneer Memorial hospital.
Mr and Mrs Verner Troedson
left last week for Mexico where
they will spend some time at
Acapulco.
The Sam McMillans are vaca
tioning In Arizona.
New books added to the lone
public library are: Women and
Thomas Harrow, Marquand; The
Visitors. McMinnies; The Amer
very good patronage. He will
hold open house as soon as it
is all completed.
The Topic club meeting was
held at the home of Mrs John
Proudfoot Friday afternoon, Jan
9 with Mrs Charles O'Connor as
co-hostess. After the business
meeting conducted by Mrs Nor
man Nelson, vice president, Mrs
O'Connor reviewed the stage
play, A Small War on Murray
Hill by Robert Sherwood. The
roll call was answered by nam
ing a stage actor.
Mrs Roy Lindstrom and Mrs
Walter Jacobs entertained the
members of the Eastern Star
lean Revolution, Bliven, Jr; The M club at a uncheon at he
Big Cheese, Schlein; two Nat- Lindstrom home Wednesday Jan
ional Geographic Magazine cum- 7- After the business meeting,
ulatlve index, and Know Your Ses were p ayed. Mrs Cleo
Morrow County by Morrow,"" cu l"e
county extension units.
Mr and Mrs Earl Whiteman
and children of Boardman were
visitors here Saturday. They
m m 1 1 ll ft.
helped Mr ana Mrs lea newm
and children move into the
Elmer Holtz house on Second
Street which is the former Henry
Clark house.
Those from here who attended
the funeral services of Mrs Dora
L Pierrot in Pendleton Wednes
day of last week were, Mr and
Mrs Franklin Ely, Mr and Mrs
Delmer Crawford, Mr and Mrs
Wallace Matthews, Mr and Mrs
Berl Akers and son, Bob, Mr
and Mrs John Eubanks, Mr and
Mrs Milton Morgan, Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Halvorsen, Mrs Hattie
Crabtree, Arthur Crawford and
Mrs Archie Munkers. Mr and Mrs
Fayne Ely of Portland also at
tended.
Baptismal services were held
for Craig Phillip, son of Mr and
Mrs Harlan Crawford of Echo at
the Trinity Lutheran church in
Hermiston Sunday morning, Jan
11 with the Rev Robert Drewes
officiating. The sponsors were
Delmer Crawford and Mrs Hel-
muth Hermann. Those attending
from here were, Mr and Mrs
Wate Crawford, Mr and Mrs Del
mer Crawford, Rollo Crawford
and Mr . and Mrs G Hermann.
They were all entertained at din
ner at the Harlan Crawford home.
Mr and Mrs Harold Dobyns are
spending a few days in Portland.
Rollo Crawford returned home
from Portland Saturday of last
week where he spent a few days.
Dates To Remember:
Jan 16 H E C of Willows grange
meeting at the home of Mrs
Mabel Cotter. Dinner will be
served at noon. Members are
to bring salads or desserts.
Jan 18 Willows grange meeting
in the afternoon with pot
luck dinner at noon. The
Harold Dobyns will show
pictures of their trip to
Europe.
Jan 20 American Legion Aux-
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs Harold daughter of Mr and
Dobyns Tuesday afternoon, Jan Crowell of Morgan.
cers are, Garland Swanson, presi
dent; Noel Dobyns, vice presi
dent; Adon Hamlett, Gordon
White, Roy Lindstrom, Gene
Rietmann and Robert DeSpain,
directors
The directors terms expiring
are Lindstrom's and White's.
Mr and Mrs C E Brenner re
cently made a trip to Portland.
Mrs Ida Coleman entertained
at a party at her home New
Year's eve in honor of the birth
day of her daughter, Len Ray
Schwarz of Klamath Falls, Mary
Emert and Brenda Townsend.
Services Held
Graveside services were held
for Jennifer Gay Stevens at the
lone cemetery, Jan 3 with Rev
Floyd S Bailey officiating. She
was the infant daughter of Mr
and Mrs J D Stevens of Pull
man, Wash and the great-grand-
Mrs A C
Mr and Mrs Ernie Johnson
drove to Portland December 23,
spending a week with their
daughter and family, the Forrest
Nolands.
Mr and Mrs Bob Kingman ar
rived Dec 24 from Alturas, Calif
ornia to visit her parents, Mr
and Mrs Elmer Matteson and
sister, Mr and Mrs Sam Scott
and son, Robert. They returned
to their home on the 28th.
Mr and Mrs Norman DuBosch
of LaGrande was here for Christ
mas with their folks, Mr and Mrs
Charlie Roach and Mr and Mrs
Victor DuBosch.
Mr and Mrs Ansel Martin of
Prineville spent Christmas here
with his folks, the Henry Mar
tins. They took their son Gary
home with them after a visit
of two weeks with his grandparents.
Mrs Bob Neal was a business
caller in Heppner on Friday.
Jack Slocum was in from his
home in Washington. He visited
his dad, Lee and brother Gerald,
the past week, returning home
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lilburn Hunt and
children and Dale Matteson spent
Saturday evening at the Sam
Scott home.
Miss Caroline Martin and
Charlie Williams left Sunday for
Pasco where they will attend
school.
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taxes prior to publication of this foreclosure notice.
' C. J. D. BAUMAN
Morrow County Sheriff,
Tax Collector
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HEPPNER
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Bull Day & Auction
This popular "Bull Day" is to be held again this year and an auction has
been added. Bring your bulls for the trading to start at 11 a. m. at the
fair grounds. 'Animals that are not "bull traded" can be sold at auction
which will start at 1 :30 p. m.
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COMMITTEE MEETINGS, Friday Afternoon Cr Evening
SATURDAY PANEL DISCUSSION
IRVIN MANN Talk on "Oregon Cattlemen's Program"
DISCUSSION, Proposed "State Ag Dept. Changes"
BEN KILGORE, "Swine Production Potentials in Our County'
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