The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-08
ODELL

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Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Haley are resi-
dents Of Odell since June ]. They have
leased the j. H. EggeFt home property
for the, summer.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Nichol have
gone to Portland for the summer. At
the beginning of next school year they
will 20 to Eugene wbe-e Mr.. Nichol
has been chosen as instructor in biol
ogy in the Department of Medicine of
the University Of Oregon.
A surprise farewell party was given
in honor Of Fred Eggert Tuesday even
ing Of last week at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. Dutro.
Miss Ina Chapman went to Portland
Friday for q vacation and visit with
friends. She went via motor with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Nj. Davidson, who spent
the week END in Portland.
S. P. Davenport has completed an
addition to the rear Of the building
owned by Geo. Sheppard and occupied
by F. A. Depue, which improves the
appearance Of the property and greatly
increases comfort and convenience of
the occupants.
Mrs. Mary Neisler, of Hood River,
expects. to return to Odell to make her
home. She has purchased lot from
G. A. Weber and S. p. Davenport will
build house on this property, which
is situated between the parsonage and
the home of Gordon Haskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Pence, of
Rhododendron. spent several days last |
week visiting at the home of Mrs. |
Pence's parents. Rev. and Mrs. Troy /
Shelley.
A strawberry social has been an
nounced for Thursday evening, June
22,tat Grange hall, .0dell. Strawber-
ries. ice cream, homemade cake, pink
lemonade, good music. Everybody
welcome.
j. o. Mark left his home Tuesday
evening of last week for the summer
which he will spend visiting in North
Dakota. Michigan and Lindsay, On
tario, Canada.
The Woody and Kirkpatrick families
Vt Odell went to the home of A. w.
Woody In the Oak Grove district where
and grandchildren of the
senior Mr.. Woody assisted him in cele-
Drating bis birthday anniversary.
Mrs. G. F. Purdy took the 7.2O p. m.
rain from Hood River east, bound
Thursday. She goes to. Colfax, la,
he home Of her father, who is SO years
# age and whose children are going \
rom points in the United States and
;anada for a reunion at the family =
ome. Mrs. Purdy expects to spend
bout two months visiting relatives
nd friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of Los
ANGELES. Calif., spent the past week 4,
isiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. u
!. E. B0werman. They are en- route
y motor to Vancouver, b c. They 4
1T here Tuesday for Seattle accom- N
anied by Miss Leita Bowerman. "
Mrs. Leila Read Heinz, of Silverton,
as been visiting at the home of her ht
ncle, G. E. Bowerman. M
o. F. Cunningham was born in u
hawnee county. Kansas, July 20, 1866. ~
e was the first white child born in
lat county. He lived 43 years in the re
cinity of bis birthplace and a few gC
ears longer In his native state, then st
ent to Idaho where he spent the fol-
wing eight years. then to Arizona st
" five years and the remaining wears W,
Odell with the exception of a short
me during which he was a resident of 10
Drtland. He died Saturday, June 3, ~
20. Funeral services were held from .,a ~
chapel, Hood River, Mon -,
" afternoon. he is survived by his ca
idow and the following children: Will he
am B. Cunningham, Odell; Dora Rob- s.
'ts0n, Phoenix, Ariz. Ira Cunning ~
I'm, Nyssa. Ida; Norma Payne, No
hes, Ariz. Cora Nose, Stella, Wn. :; sp
10 Kehm, Portland; Mollie Minnick,
ackamas, and l6 grandchildren. and frt
70 great grandchildren all Of whom be
We the sincerest sympathy of many
lends in this community. Lo
On Wednesday evening the Ladies
d had charge of the church night at
lner. Following the bounteous pot .sT
tx feast several OF the church organ lea
atoms held their regular annual cleo
N of the Epworth League officers
an informal business meeting of
2 church officials.
The board Of foreign missions of the Eu
sth0dist church has given Odell we
1rch donation Of $500 TO be applied the
the purchase Of church property.
is gift was secured by the trustees Wis
Odell church, Of which Andrew Mr.
is chairman and ], II. 7
ethcer, secretary. They received a Ian
nation Of $500 earlier in the year. the
Regular services will be held at the m.
lrch next Sunday. The Sunday 100
lool meets at 10 a. m. Allison eho
stcher superintendent. Preaching and
vices at ii a. m. and .. m. Rev. pos
aiser will present the last KEY Of the a {
lunch Of Golden Keys" for the chill be
m at the morning service. Special TAX
sic by the chorus choir will be a l.
ture. Epworth League 7.15 p. m. and
ader, the new president. frol
une Is J. Fred MeGrew and Miss to {
rtha Ferguson, assisted by Miss thai
ny Elizabeth Hunt, will give a dra- fish
tic recital in Odell Last year the thre
ital given by Mr.. MeGrew and Miss n
-guson was Of unusual merit. The nes,
'ers Of Salem, where a recital was
en- June I, pronounce this years ~
ital to be even better than that of e We.
! year. One press report character .l ssal
Miss Ferguson and Mr.. McGrew I slol
unusual talent in elocu- e. anu
J and says that their entertainment ~"
both varied and delightful. The y
'gon Statesman Of June 2 in a long piau
nt page article gave a synopsis of men men
b number Of the recital, and Is an. sowl ,..
ting IN its praise Of the work Of mitt s;nt
performers. nel