The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
ODELL

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Woody were es-
pecially happy last week when their
son. Hobart, who returned recently
from service overseas, came home.
Their SIX sons mad a reunion az the
home Of their parents Thursday. Cone.
Frank and Ted, Of Odell, William. lust
returned from Rochester, Wash. and
Ben, a railroad engineer. of Vancouver,
spent the day together.
Cards have been received in Odell
announcing the birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lacey. Of Anacon-
da. Mont. July %. The little girl has
been named Zella Marie.
Carpenters have been at work this
week putting up new water tank for
the Mount Hood r. K. Co. in the place
of the one which collapsed few weeks
ago.
More warehouses in 0dell soon one
more at least Sites along railroad
track are becoming difficult to secure.
The Boy Scouts of Odell have been
exceedingly busy during the past week
making preparations for their trip to
/ Lost Lake Wednesday. Scout Master
Duckwall was in charge Of the party
going in and he expected to spend the
| first days of the Scouts outing with
/ them, while Assistant Scout Master
Gilkerson will go in for the last days.
coming out Monday.
I Mrs. Lee Allen, of Central Vale. en-
/ tertained her mother. Mrs. Job Shep-
pard. Mrs. l.. d. Boyed and Mrs. /.
A. E. Clark for the day and dinner
Tuesday.
| Mrs. Arthur Benefiel and children
/ spent the week end with her friend,
Mrs. tJoseph Garst, of Wyoming, at
the home of the latter parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. Shannon, of Dee. --
/ The annual election Of officers of the
Odell Methodist Sunday school was held
on Tuesday evening of last week and
resulted as follows Allison Fletcher,
supt. Mrs. j. +. Ferguson. asst
supt Clarence Miller. sec. Andrew
Weinheimer, treas. Miriam Clark. or
ganist; j. c. Duckwall. librarian; Mrs.
J. II. Eggert, supt. cradle roll; Mrs.
NJ. Hawthorne. supt. home department:
Miss Martha Ferguson, supt. primary
department.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McFarlane and
Floyd Mccoy motored from Portland
Saturday and stopped for short visit
at the home of Mrs. McFarlanes sis
ter, Mrs. j. II. Eggert. They returned
to Portland Sunday. accompanied by
Elmer Eggert, who spent two weeks
vacation here.
The board Of directors of the schools
Of Odell held meeting last Friday
evening. They decided that the schools
should open Monday, September /.
Orchardists are quite anxious to know
if there will be a vacation for apple
harvest. At prevailing prices for labor
growers feel that their need for such
help as their boys and girls can give is
the greatest ever.
Harold and Edgar Hagen, Harry and
Louis Plog, Fred Walter, Clarence Mil
Ter, Elmer and Tommle Annala and
VIM. GilkersOn expect to 90 to Lost
Lake Sunday for weeks outing.
Olga and Edna Plog, Nellie and E,s-
ther Hagen, Selma Annala. Alice Clark
and probably Edna Fade, of Charleston,
Wash, with other girl members Of the
party who will probably Join these in a
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1t is said people are somewhat care
less and have neglected cutting this
.lee' tlus alloWlhg them TO become
more numerous in future.
Inc Methodist sunday school will
mold picnic on the Pine Grove schoo
grounds thursday August IA. The
Pine Grove sunday school has been in
Vltpu tn particInatp in the affair Tho