The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-26
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OieI friends II Mr.. and Ms Harry
Connawav extend sympathy 10 them
because Of the sudden passing away Of
Nrs Coruswav's father. J. A. BIlyeu,
of Scio. Ore. Mr.. AMI Mrs ConnaWay
and their three sons went 10 SclO Sat
urdav and returned 10 their home IN
Hood River Tuesday.
The Children : Bureau weighing and
measuring test viii be held m the
Methodist church in Odell Friday ar
ternoon AZ , O'Clock under the auspices
Of the Woman's Council of Defense.
Or. Dutro will have charge OF the
registration. He viii be assisted by
members Of the ". {. Of u.
Mrs. ]. f. Ferguson has been ap-
pointed to take charge Of the Belgian
chiIdrens' milk fund of Odell. Bottles
will be placed In the post office and
two stores at Odell After vacation
the work will be taken up in the
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Lupher. Of
Montrose. Colo, stopped over on their
return trip from the Il. 4. r. encamp-
ment for several days visit with the
Fergusons and HawthOrnes. Mr.. Lu-
pher is a son Of the senior Mrs. Haw-
thorne's eldest brother.
A diamond ring was lost during last
week. Liberal reward for its return.
Phone l72 0iell
B. ]. Rodamar and Miss Grace Rod
amar. Of Waterloo, Iowa, surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rodamar Monday
evening. when they arrived for visit.
They are Henry Rodamar father and
sister and both have visited here pre-
yious to this time.
The election of officers for the Odell
division of the Woman's Council of
Defense was held Monday evening and
resulted as follows Mrs. j. f. Fer
guson. reelected chairman Mrs. +. o.
Dutro. vice chairman; Mrs. MAZE
Schiller, secretary; Mrs. v NJ. Vose,
treasurer.
Curtis Gould will leave for o. A. c.
Friday to enter service through the 5.
A. T. c.
Mrs. NJ. J. Alsdorf. of Portland,
spent the week end with her brother,
W. Easement, Land with friends at
Homewood.
Mrs. A. II. Ferguson and Miss
Martha Ferguson went to Portland
Friday for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christman, of Port
land, mot0red over the Highway Sun
day and stopped for a friendsly call at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. kunz
and Mrs. Laura May They were for
merly friends while all were residents
IF Ft, Atkinson, Wis.
Mrs. Minnie Brust, who has been
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
kunz. has gone to the home of her
daughter at Spokane.
Miss Chambers is enjoying a visit
with her sister, who arrived recently
from her home in Spokane.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Emery motored
over the Highway Saturday night and
after spending Sunday with Mr.. En-
erys parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. 7. En-
cry, they started on the return trip
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Howard, of
Portland, are here to assist in harvest
ing their apples.
We have been requested to state that
the regular Sunday school and c. E.
services at the Union church will be
held as usual.
Miss Eva Boyed, Of Portland, spent
Sunday at home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. d. Boyed.
We have tried to secure the names
Of pupils of Odell school who won
prizes at the school fair held in Hood
River last Saturday and give the list
as We received it. Odell grade school
canning team won in the contest The
team consists of Virginia Dutro, cap
tain Leila Tomkplns and Cretia Taylor.
They will can at Salem on Friday of
this week at the state fair. Other
winners are: EIma Purdy. first prize
on Plymouth Rock chickens. Leland
Purdy, third prize, pumpkin. Gordon
Graft, first prize. corn project. lrma
Bowerman, first prize, apron. Vienna
Annala, third prize, apron. Ards
May, first prize, flowers. Linda Ander.
son, second prize, sewing. Virginia
Dutro, second prize, canning.
Little Howard Taylor fell from a
bar in the play shed at school one day
last week and had broken arm as a
result Of the fall.
Regular announcements at the Meth
odist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Cutler and baby
and Mrs Mary Neisler and Mrs II. X.
Davenport drove up over the highway
and will reside at the Davenport cot
tage until after the apple harvest.
Several 0dell and former Odell boys
will leave for O. A. C. and IT, of O. tc
participate in S. A. T. c. work They
are Irwin Bowerman, Claude David
son, Loyal Rhoades, Merton Folts,
Virgil Cameron and Curtis Gould.
For sale-tlne Tomatoes, 800 per 100 III,
! Call Odell s.. Oh