The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-09-29
ODELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pearson. of Peo
tone. ILL.,, have been guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Fletcher
during the past week.
Notices have been posted calling at
tention to the budget meeting for
School District No. 5, the grade
school. October 10 is the date chosen
for this meeting. More complete an
nouncement will appear in this column
before the date for the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson are
spending several days in Salem. They
motored there with their daughter,
Miss Martha, who returns to William
cite University. They also attended
the state fair, which is the event of
the week at Salem.
W. B. Cunningham bought the old
grammar school building and is tearing
1t down with intent to use the lumber,
much of which is in excellent condi-
tion. Mr.. Cunningham expects to
build larger house for himself and
family.
Mrs. W. C. Ehrck attended the
Roundup at Pendleton.
Now apple harvest is the all absorb
ing topic. Every one busy and we
believe there are more people from
outside the valley here to assist in the
harvest than at any preceding season.
The Apple Growers Associations s
warehouse, the largest in Odell, opened
Monday. Hood River Fruit Co. 8
warehouse was ready for business. In |
fact, all local warehouses we're receiv-
ing fruit. Duckwall Bros. shipped out |
a car of d'AnjOu pears Tuesday.
Mrs. p A. Reed, who is seriously
i'll, has been cared for at the home of |
her brother, G. E. Bowerman, for the
past several weeks.
Those who attended the reception
given for Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Geiser
last Friday evening report it as a de-
llghtful affair. M. ID. Odell delivered
the address of welcome. Miss Neff
gave several piano selections, Mrs. ].
h. Ferguson and g. +. Bowerman
readings and Rev. Gleiser talk, each
number meritIng and receiving appre-
citation.
The anniversary meeting of last Sun
day afternoon proved interesting to :
those who were present. Following a /,
real old fashioned song service, Rev.
ii. G. Clark told of the very beginning
of the work which eventually resulted
in the present. fine strong Sunday
school and church membership. Mrs.
l.. A. r. Clark took up the story and e
continued up to and including the a
building of the church and the earlier
years OF its 10 year existence. j. H. n
Fletcher, for the board of trustees, N
gave fine report which covered the
of the parsonage property :,
and the condition to date of the fnan- q
rial side of the parsonage question. A .
very encouraging report. j. G. Duck =
wall represented the board of stewards u
with good report and Virginia Dutro p'
'ead a report and plan for the ensuing te
year which Algie Weinheimer had pre- II
pared, which was exceedingly fine. m
Missionary meeting Friday afternoon
It z. 30 O'Clock at the parsonage. M
Mr.. Wheeler, lather. and Messrs. Ia
'ompkins and ZolIs, plasterers, have :,
cen plastering the walls of the VI
range hall. ur
Friday evening under the auspices of
ne Epworth League, a reception will h(
sndered the teachers of 0dell Union
Ugh school and Odell and Central Val tel
y grammar schools. Program and FIR
Everyone in the com ev'
unity invited.
Allison Fletcher, superintendent Of nu
le Sunday school, has announced that Nc
le following committee has been ap-
'inted for Rally Day: Mrs. ]. l.. inc
erguson, j. c. Duckwall, Mrs. G. A. &c
eber. Two hundred in attendance
the Rally Day service is the goal u !
at has been set. wa
Sunday school 10 a. m. next Sunday.
orning service IL a. m. Sermon sub
ct, "A Neglected Harvest" Ep-
orth League Z p. m. Gordon Has
ms, leader. A special sermon for |
ung people at .. m. reli