The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-23
ODELL

Born To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Og-
den Wednesday, May Is in Portland, a
daughter.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. CALI
gan last Thursday night, daughter.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. l.. c. Weinheimer Wednesday
afternoon of last week.
Sgt. F. l.. Moe. who is home on fur
Tough, has been calling on Odell friends
within past the week.
Chris Eggert has been i'll, and
week ago Monday his condition was
such that it was thought advisable to
place him in the Hood River hospital,
where proper nursing and location con-
venient for attending physician may
contribute a generous part toward a
change for better.
o. H. Ehrek spent the week end in
Odell visiting relatives and friends.
II. X. Davenport spent the week end
here with Mrs. Davenport and Mrs
Neisler.
Ellen X. Shelley returned home Sat
urday after having spent the past few
weeks in Vancouver and Portland.
Mrs. W. c. Ehrck shipped the car
and went to Vancouver Sunday. From
there she and her husband went to
Seaside, where they are delegates to
the Grand Lodge |. 0. q. +. and The
Rebekah Assembly which meet at that
place this week. Mrs. Ehrck's mother
and sister accompanied them from
Portland to Seaside. Mrs. Ehrck is
also delegate to the state grange,
which will be held the first week in
June. She expects to be at home with
her husband in the future, returning tC
Odell occasionally.
Mrs. W. c. Ehrck and Mrs. j. H.
Eggert entertained the pupils of the
room in which Thelma Ehrck is a pupil
| Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
| Eggert. Needless to say those invited
enjoyed the afternoon.
j. Price, of Granddalles, Wash, was
here early in the week visiting his
daughter, Mrs Frank ShoTtes, at the
home of Mrs. H. j. Chevron. He alsC
visited his brother, c. c. Masiker.
Aubrey Davis expects to report fol
duty in the U. S. navy. He leaves fol
San Francicso Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Smith. of Toronto, On
traio. is visiting her sister, Mrs. f. F.
Gould, at Homewood. She is very
much disappointed not to have arrived
in time for the apple blossoms, as the
beauty of Hood River valley at that
time seems to be well known In fact
Mrs, Gould says she was amazed al
hearing of the frequency of mention
Hood River valley had in Mrs Smith s
hearing while en- route.
The following officers Of the Epwortf
League were installed Sunday evening
following the regular service for in
stalation: A. l.. Weinheimer, pres.
}. c. Duckwall. first vice; Alice D.
Clark, second vice; Mrs. j. F. Fergu
son, third vice; Fred Smith, fourth
vice; Edgar Harris, sec. Mr.. Weber
treas. ; Mrs. A. H. Ferguson. chorister
Miriam Clark, organist.
Next Sunday morning there will be
Sunday school as usual at the Metho
dist chuch. This will be convention
Sunday. Delegates from the state anc
county conventions are expected. lr
the evening at O'Clock the community
will unite for the baccalaureate ser
mon at the high school. Rev. NEWMAN
will deliver the sermon. Rev. Troy
Shelley will offer the opening prayer
Special music will be provided A cor
dial invitation is extended to everyone
to attend.
j. f. Ferguson has received the hon
or flag for Odell's part in the Thirc
Liberty Loan campaign and this flag
will be displayed at the Sunday even
ing service at the high school,
The Epworth League is planning
social to be given in the near future.
If the party who found a green plaiC
Pendleton auto robe on the high schoo
parking the night of the patriotic
meeting will return same to Odell post
Office or phone SKI Odell, reward will
be given.
Those who have U. S. Flags, alleC
flags or Red Cross flags will confer ia
vor by notifying Alice d. Clark, Mrs
H. K. Davenport or Mrs. E. T. Folts.