The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
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Lizzie Sheirbon went to Portland last
Thursday for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Sheirbon.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Sumner Smith Wednesday, NAV II al
the hospital in Hood River. The boy
has been named Willard Owen. 1t ID
believed Mrs. Smith will be able to re-
turn to her home just south of Odell
Sunday.
Miss Emma More gave a picnic for
the pupils Of her room Thursday in the
woods near the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. d. Odell.
The pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades, with their teacher, MISS w ood-
ring, picnicked on Hood river above
fuckers Bridge Friday.
The annual Pomona grange encamp.
ment will be held the week beginning
August z at Parkdale. A committee
composed of members from Parkdale,
Pine Grove, Park grange and Odell met
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. W. Dunbar to perfect arrangements
for this encampment, W hich is expected
to prove a pleasant and profitable week
for grange members.
Mrs. H. R. Leedom and sons, Clar-
ence and Richard, were here last week
for short visit with friends in Odell
before going to their new home at Ey-
erett. Wash. While here Mrs. Leedom
was the guest Of honor when the Merry
Matrons were entertained at the bone
of Mrs. L. d. Boyed.
Mrs. Dora Dimmick, of New Bridge,
Grant county, Ore, has been here for
a visit at the home of Mrs. Eva Nor
gan.
Everett Vose has gone to British
Columbia. where he has a very good
position for the summer. This is his
third season with the company by which
he is now employed.
The commencement exercises of Odell
schools were held Monday evening, May
%, in the Methodist church. The church
was packed to overflowing by relatives
and friends who were interested in the
graduates. The program follows:
Piano duet, Olga and Edna Plog.
Eighth grade girls, Home Going
Chorus.
High school chorus, Commencement
Song. Reading, 1.-THE Freckle Faced
Girl" Olga Plog.
Piano solo. "Falling Waters" Es.
ther Lingren.
Essay, "The Old Way and the New"
Leroy Krohn.
Song, "The Fall of the Leaf" high
school girls.
wilhelm Tell." Edna Plog.
Violin and piano, Maurice Graf, Ev-
erett Vose and Dale Myers.
Song, "The Brooklet," Eighth grade
girls.
Address. DR.. Joseph Schafer. Univer-
sity of Oregon.
Presentation of diplomas, E. E. Gould,
chairman board of directors.
High school chorus. song.
Eighth grade graduates: Verna and
Margaret Cunningham, Laura Folts,
Ruth Young, Esther Lingren, Aino and
Elmer Annala. Linnaeus Winans.
High school graduates: Olga Plog,
Edna Plog. Leroy Krohn.
Every number on the program was
deserving of special mention and indi-
Gated careful thought and application,
and reflected credit on both student and
instructor. The address by DR.. Schafer
was practical. interesting and instruc-
tive with note of praise and encour-
Agement for the members of the grad
uating classes.
MIR. and Mrs. v. M. Vose and sons,
Harvey and Clarence, left Odell Tues
day morning. After stopping for a
time at Oswego they will 60 to British
Columbia, where they expect to spend
the summer, They expect to return
here for the beginning of the school
year, as MIR. Vose has been retained as
principal of the high school.
Miss Woodring expects to spend the
summer in Colorado Springs. Colo, She
too. will return in time for the opening
of school, when she will resume her
duties as principal of the grammar
grades.
Miss Godberson will spend the sum-
mer at her home in Mosier valley. Miss
Emma More and c. r. Mccoy at their
homes in Odell and vicinity. All three
will return to their respective positions
in Odell schools at the beginning Of the
next school year.
The entertainment given lass week
for the piano fund was success and
the fund increased accordingly. The
net proceeds amounted to $38.
E. E. Gould and V. M. vose. in the
presence of patrons assembled for the
graduating exercises Monday night,
along with other remarks appropriate
to the occasion, requested that when
the opportunity comes. which will be
soon. patrons make new high school
building possible by voting funds for
Its construction.
0. II. Rhoades and Louis Rhoades
have bought quite number OF cattle
and are stocking up for beef produc-
tion.
In an address at the Union church
Sunday evening, Nj. d. Odell called the
attention of members of the gradual.
ing classes of Odell schools to whole
some. upright. honest living and high
ideals.
A. G. Clarke. of Parkdale, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Odell look.
ing after the distribution of a car OF
strawberry crates for the Apple Grow
ers Association.
Friends, please report visitors or
other items of Importance. That is
what makes your home neighborhood 8
column in the Glacier.
Service $50 a. m. Sunday school
1890 a. m. Epworth League and
teacher training 7.SO p. M, at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Commencing Saturday, May "a. the
Mount Hood Railroad Co. will run
their rail auto from Parkdale to Hood
River every Saturday evening leaving
Parkdale at $50 p. m. and arriving at
Hood River at 7.45 p. m.