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1 HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925 t» 11 I I I I I ■ L«^8l|ley is now engaged in will be served by the ladies of St. The faculty of the Junior high MENTION J No 1“* on d*UT‘‘ry Mark's Guild. assisted by St. Mark’s school is to be commended for pro Hua 1,0,1 McI>od «• head Welfare dub, and a large attendance fessional interest, All members at- Ung inside office work. is expected. The program will con tended the Oregon State Teachers Mr. and firs. H. Q. Cooper are at sist of “community singing" of old Association meeting ___ _ at Portland last Howard's Acea, Rockford, Jan. 21. «" hi ,ftp ifTln< •>*“» th® holidays favorite songs, special numbers by week, being the only school in the 5U ’ dL. the choir, reports of the work of th* city to have 100 per cent attendance. ^7*““ hotel and Peaeooh Beaniy parlor, Richards church during the past year and The teaching profession will take its BptBe TWta 2821» Schindler “*ys on their ranch near Hillsboro. speeches by Bishop and Mrs. Rem place among the -other great profee a7t( Dry box wood for sale. P<>rtu', J*Ul 8’ Treli*r waa up from ington. clous only when its members realize Transfer Co. Ts). 2861. " , t n the New Y**r’8 Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Jan. 21. their professional responsibilities. Howard's Acea. Rockford. Jan. 21. tlon with her pareajg, Judge and Home teachers seem to have little de Mrs. Henry L. Howe. sire for professional growth and ad Eocene, Coal Oil stopa smoking and Mrs. Emma Noble and two sons, ODELL vancement. Home of our teachers, smelling oil stoves. la balk at Fram land A*"*1 Il>"n’ ”P fTOm Port’ Co. m29U Miss Lona Sims, of Corvallis, was and many from other places, were in Hvl ,r !!*.* w‘*k eud »‘“Hing rela- a week end guest of the E. E. Gould Portland, yet did not attend any ses Tranks, Bago, Suitcases. Large as- tlvea and friends. aions of the state meeting. family. Bros. Co. reasonably priced. sortinent, Kelly Howard's Aces, Rockford, Jan. 21. Bros. Co. ml 6 if Miss Margaret Gould, Junior in Marguerite Ferrin, teacher of vio CHURCHES A. Meresse, publisher of the White commerce at O. A. C„ spent the holi nyoue interested call at Cor- lin. An; _______ son’s mt iusic house or phone Odell 327. Salmon Enterprise, was a busluew days at Homewood with her parents, St. Mary's CMbeMc Church L. 8. Bennett,' -who recently under wet-k°r n the C,ty the flrat ot the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gould. O. H. Ehrck returned to Odell last i__________ went an operation in Portland, ia First Maas, t 8 ___ a. __ m. ___ and ______ second ___ Maas home again, looking much better. Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Jordan were week, after having spent the holidays at io.30 each Sunday morning”'* Evem kig devotions at 7» o’clock tomorrow. City Fire Chief Volstorff was called down from tlie Upper Valley the lat with relatives in Portland. Thornton Glelger, senior In Wiliam-1 Friday, evening and Sunday evening, to Chicago Saturday by the death of ter part of last week calling on •ity, stopped over for a a|TeL TeL 3182. 8182. Father Joe Smith, Pastor, iusiu*^""*1 ,tte,,dln< t0 “«<«« ot ette University, his father. week end vl lull __ in ______ _ ____ the ______ home of hie 1 deliver sweet eider in gallon lots or Mr. | Seventh Day Adventist Church brother, Rev. W. 8. Gleiser. by the barrel. Walter Wells. Phone Myron McCaiuley has returned to Gleiser was returning to college after _______ , . 10 a. m Sabbath _______ school ________ Saturday 4728. n#tf 1 ortiaud after having spent the holl- having spent the holidays at Palouse, Preaching service 1115 a. m. Prayer ' 2 — ----- 1 ------ 2 2- _ _. Read’s Radio Shop, the Radio Shop « Wa P“rent*- Mr. and Mrs. meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. tn. All of Hood River. Greebe, Atwater Kent n \ . MfCamley. he is attending Wash., the home of his parents. Saturday, Poul Hansen and bis son, are welcome. and Radiols. jltf Behnke-Walker Business College. Arthur, motored to Astoria, taking | ----------- : Highest cash price paid tor your used Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Jan. 21. with them little Mias Peggy Janet English Lutheran Church furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain i J*F’ *1“<I MrB’ M- I^eonard and Cameron, who had stayed over since I Regular services at 11 a. m. Sun- at E. A. Frans Co. *20ft baby, of Stansbury, Mo., have arrived Christmas visiting her grandparents, I day school meets at 10.30 a. m. Eyes scientifically examined by H. L. to be .with Mr. I^onard’s father, H. Mr. and Mrs. Poul Hansen. They Ladies' Aid will hold its meeting The Jan- Hasbro ack, Optometrist Heilbronner B. I^onard, who 1« aeriously^AR. -Mr d a»-fine trip and vigit and Messrs. I uary 8 at 2.30 p. m. Bldg. I8H Leonard was reported yesterday to Hansen returned hoiqy Monday night. I p. Hilgendorf, Pastor. Arthur 8. Kolstad motored to Van be resting very well. Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur Hansen have couver, Wash., New Year's day to Missionary Alliance Married, at the Christian church gone to Pine Grove, where Mrs. Han take dinner with his mother. parsonage by Rev. W. O. Livingstone sen will keep house for her father, Regular services; Sunday school st Howard’s Aces, Rockford, ^gn. 21. December 24. Chas. W. Church and V. Winchell, while his wife Is with 19.40 a. m.. H. C. Delta, Supt.; preacb- Mrs. Sherman J. Frank s]*ent New Miss Alma Rog<*re, of Dee; January her mother, who is ill at her home Ing service at 11 a. m. Young people’s I service 6.30 p. m., R. C. Samuel, presi- Year’s St Goldendale, Wash., with 2, Gottleib Sctiuiidt, of South Dakota, in Washington. D. C. and Mabel Mosher, of Wasco. her father, L. O’Brien. Odell orchestra met for practice I dent. Evangelistic service 7.30 p. m. The Livingstones entertained the Monday night at the home of M. | Pra/er meeting every Wednesday, 7.30 Fred Wantland,/member of the city ...._ practice K.„,.... will „... „ Next week be . I . P- m. Everybody welcome. A. E. mail carrier force, la in Portland to young people of the city aad Valley Udelius. ____ ‘ Pastor. ~ Phone 8063. undergo a painful operation. ____ Christian churches the evening of De held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Mall, i-ember 30. About 50 were piesent, Poul Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lungar and all of whom enjoyed a deii„ Flrst Church of ChHst. Scientist Mr/ and Mrs. E. T. Folts and family have arrived here from east evening with ganies ’and refreshments. — Services in church building. Sunday, daughter, Jane, motored here from ern Oregon to make their home. Bunday school the same hour. A sedan car owned by Don Ed Eugene, arriving at the home of Mrs lll •• F. W. Woolley, The Dalles insur wards was damaged considerably Folts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. |The reading room is maintained In ance man, was here yesterday calling Tuesday evening when It figured in a Boyed, New Year’s eve. Friday they I the Davidson building. Room 8 on friends. _______ _ to ____ ____ | °P^n jw,*k _ collision with one of the freight motored The ______ Dalles, bringing their ® to 5, jvith an If yon do not receive your Oregonian trucks owned by the Portland-Hood niece. Miss Marguerite Shelley, and I xttendant in charge from 3 to 5. regularly or wish to subscribe for same, River line. nephews. ~~ Masters Troy I Wednesday evening service at _ _ _ ; laurence _________ and Z..., ---- ------------ ------------ - either by carrier or mail, please cal) Shelley, to spend the week end here. I o’clock. Ijesson subject: *'8a<,raiuent. Mrs. C. II. Castner was in Portland Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. J 21 tf . . „ „ ” last week to attend the annual ses Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Folts returned! Let me grind and press your cider in sion of the Oregon State Teachers’ to Eugene. Mr. and^Mrs. A. B. Shel- Asbary Methodist Church any quantity. Have new kegs and bar Association, She delivered an ad ley are enjoying a winter vacation I Services Sunday will be held as rels at cost to customers. Phone for dress before the homemakers’ section. trip in California. I follows; School, 10 a. nj. morning prices. Walter Wells. Tel. 4723. n6tf The ladies of the Christian church I worship, 11 a. m.; Epworth league Her subject was: “Homemakers' Re We pay cash for your old furniture or sponsibilities.” announce a «xisl at the Grange hail «Howship luncheon. 5.30 p. m.; even- make a libera) allowance on new goods - Friday, January 0. there, will be Friday, tomorrow, beginning at 8 p. I worship, 7.30 o’clock. Prayer Cali Beckett 8411, Kelly Bros. Co. Fur m., with a short program for which Ln.'’‘’,lll,K 18 he,d Thursday evening at another old fashioned dame given by niture Exchange. ml7tf 0 c***’k- the Home Economics club of Rock an admission of 10 cents will be Tai. 1014 and have Meyer A King call ford grange. Quadrilles, waltzes, two- charged. Following the program re-1 Rev. W. N. Byars, Minister, for your snit. It will be cleaned and steps, three-steps, minuets, etc. Good freshmenta will be served cafeteria I _ „ ' pressed and returned ready for immedi music, good time, refrtehinents. Ad style. A candy booth and fish pond | 1™ark s Unurrfi ate wear. jfitf will provide sweets and add to the! The Rt. Rev. Wm. P. Remington, mission 50 cents. All welcome. I bishop of eastern Oregon, will con- Searches of records snd reliable ab Howard's Aces, Rockford, Jan. 21. entertainment of the evening. stracts make by Oregon Abstract 'Com Those who attended the party at ?«<•». ,thp «’rvice and preach at St. Thomas Goss, member of Canby the Bowerman- home at which Mr. Mark s church next Sunday morning, pany, A. W. Ontbank, Manager, 806 Post. G. A. R., celebrated his 86th and Mr«- W. P. Kemp were guests of Thp «’’’vice will be morning prayer Oak Street. Phone- 1521. jy20-tf birthday at his West Side home last Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Jan. 21. Saturday. He is the olcfest memlter honor report a genuine good time. a"d **rmon at H •- m- Owing to 8. E. imrtmess, who has been con of the post, except James King. The Instead of a repetition of the wed-1 “J* continuance of sickness among fined to nis bed, suffering from an latter, aged 96, is sjiending the winter ding service of 20 years before, Mr. ‘?e children, it seems wiser to omit and Mrs. Kemp figured in a divorce tne meeting of the church school an- aggravated attack of hiccoughs, is in North Dakota with relatives. suit New Year’s eve. Mr. and Mrs. "ther Sunday. It is hoped to have much better. z ’ “Tl o beat painter in town” is a man C. E. Coppie's 24th wedding anniver- the church school the following Hun- Truman Butler will leave the latter proud of his work. He'd rather loco’a sary occurred New Year’s day and|dMy’ J“nuary 18. part of the week for southern Cali job than cut his price by skimping on Mrs. Coppie appeared arrayed as a I . .. „ fornia, where he will spend a vaca the quality of his materials. And when bride and a mock wedding service Valley Christian Churches business is dull he isn’t the man who was their portion of the night’s mer-1 The gospel substitutes the great- tion of several weeks. goes begging for work Hardware, paint rlment. I ness of love for the lote of greatness. and wallpai-er. II. S Uraakman, phone Mrs. Dean, who is spending the Th,H “"«1* of vision is divine. Tlie 2404, Smith building. jltf winter with her daughters. Mrs. W. church is the only place where you C. B. Compton, formerly owner of P. Kemp. Mrs. W. L. Sheirbon and regularly hear the gospel. Come and a Dee Flat ranch, was here from Mrs. L. K. Rhoades, suffered a severe I "'orshlP with ua. Next Lordsday, Bl- X, Portland last week on business. Mr. heart attack early in the week but | *chool at 9.45; tom num ion and and Mrs. Compton, who attend the was reported later as improving. I Preaching service, 11 o clock; Chrto- ARE GETTING READY FOR A summer seasons at Seaside, where — , • ’ . . . , .1 tian Endeavor at 6.30 and evening The men s banquet to be 8i«n by hl ,t Remember the wel they own a number of cottages, are will get the most delicious h* a ou. I spending the winter in Portland. Mr. men of the Methodist church has I flavored Tea by using postponed until a later date. I 7™,,, T Compton contemplates returning here been This li because of health conditions. I The I to purchase an orchard place, be says. A few cases of scarlet fever have The Baptist Church Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. appeared in Odell. Hall, of Portland, Friday, Jannary 2, Next Sunday will lx> '“Every Mem Wiilia Kirkpatrick and daughter, bers Day.” We are looking for ev a son. who has been christened Ken neth James. The little man ia the Libbie, returned from Portland Sat ery Baptist in town to come to the (DATE ANNOUNCED NEXT WEEK) first grandchild .of Mr. and Mrs. C. urday. Miss Libbie has spent several morning and evening service and meet H. Castner. Mrs. Castner was with weeks visiting relatives In Portland. every other Baptist. That does not Miss Eleanor Galligan, student of I mean that those who are not Bap- her daughter the. past week. Mr. Castner is proud this week when his the University of Oregon, spent the fists are not welcome; everybody is Christmas holidays at the *■ ----- **' . . . opens home of I welcome. _ The _ Sunday school WVN'BOR.NS friends greet him as “Granddad.” her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. 1 at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Jan. 21. Galligan. la. m.; subject of the sermon, “Peter’s Harvey Wolfe lias succeeded J. Mrs. John Plog. Who recently sub-1 Mother-in-law.” Evening service at Woodworth as mid-Columbia repre mltted to an operation, went from the I 7.30; subject of the'sermon, "What sentative of the Blake-McFall Paper hospital to the home of her sister. I Does it Mean to Pray in the Name of Co. Mr. Wolfe will use an automo Mrs. W. C. May. where she is regain-1 Jesus?” Junior B. Y. P. Ü. at 4.30 bile and come here from Washington ing strength. HRB Intermediate p. in. in the auditorium; points over the new interstate bridge. The tmskethall game, Odell A. C. and Senior »• V- I ’ - U. at 6.30 p. m. Mr. Woodworth, who will make his headquarters at The Dalles, will cov vs. Centerville, Wash., foam Friday ln °»« P«?" meeting room. Prayer Packed in handy, screw topped er central Oregon for the Portland night, was won hy the horn? team by meeting M ednesday at 7.30 p. ni- (>>me and enjoy the prayer meeting. a score of 82 to 2. i canistera, full of the very finest pa;>er firm. (Continue to pray for the revival in Andrew Weinheimer is driving a Hood River. We iuhn I it. The young people of the Christian HIGH GRADE TEAS Endeavor society of the Valley Chris new Maxwell touring car, which he C. R. Deleplne, Pastor. tian church held their annual ban purchased recently. May we suggest: Sunday school night Thursday, to quet Wednesday evening. December 31. OBITUARY Forty-eight were present, and a^ de night. Supper will be served at 6.30. ORANGE PEKOE TEA —Black M _ lightful imnquet. prepared and served Following the supper and beginning! Mrs. Kmma E. Williams PRIVATE GROWTH TEA Green entirely by the young peonje. was at R o’clock a program to consist of Funeral services were held Tnes- served followed by an evening of en music in charge of Miss 8 wen gel. THEY ARE PERFECT joyable games, which continued until Hawaiian musical selections by Miss- day at the Bartmess chapel for Mrs. ea Irene and Ruth Ingalls, piano duet Emma E. Williams, aged 49, whose the advent of the new year. An informal luncheon December 2» by Miss Beatrice and Master Malcolm death occurred at her home in Howard, talks on Sunday school work I Dak Grove district Sunday, Rev. at the "hatchstring” tearoom, of Cor by Rev. W. 8. fileiser and Rev. Geo. |N. Ryars officiated. Interment vallis, was given by Miss Cecile I lowed at Idlewilde cemetery. 81ms announcing the engagement or Pemberton, has been arranged. **rH- Williams is survived by Sunday school at 10 a. m. next Sun- her sister, Miss Lona Sims, to Curtis AU . ■. husband, . Jamea ,, R. Williams, grounds dav at the Methodist church. — , E. Gould, of Hood River. Miss Sims "Good niw <o E m " the H*«><1 Rlvp[ ^onntry and Mr. Gould are graduates of O. A. children attending will be presented •tP‘‘P , p’’ and 11 children. Hhe -™ was - a ’^ C., class of '22, and have been teach with a souvenir picture. “The Circuit rh native of Canton, O. morning ser- Rider. ” At 11 o ’ clock, ing. one home economics and the — . --— .................................. * ‘ • gradu- vice sermon by the pastor. Rev. W. B. 1 other mathematics, since their Gleiser; 6.30 p. m.. Junior church; | rexer l - i,ane ation. 7.15 p. m.. Epworth League mission- Funeral services for Peter L. Lane MORE than 85,000 Eurekas were sold during The annual election of St. Mark's ary topic. "China,” J. C. Duckwall. were held at the Alderson chapel last Guild resulted as follows, all officers leader. At 8 o’clock, evening service Saturday, Rev. W. N. Byars officiat- the free attachment offer in November and being elected by a unanimous vote: nnd sermon. - *nK- Interment followed at Idlewllde Mrs. A. C. Lofts. president; Mrs. G. December and yet thousands of people were dis Howard’s Aces, Rockford. Jan. 21. cemetery. Mr. Lane, aged 53, was a H. L. Sharp, vice president; Mrs. native of Missouri. His death oc appointed. Owing to the inability of the Eureka Franklyn S. Smith, secretary; Mrs. curred at the Hood River hospital D. E. Rand, treasurer, and Mrs. SCHOOL NEWS Wednesday, December 31. Mr. Lane Vacuum Cleaner Company to fill the extra orders Thomas Flagler, treasurer of special The regular weekly assembly was is survived by a brother, W. H. lane. funds, Mrs. Lofts and Mrs. Flagler on hand, they have authorized us to continue In the high school by Principal. were elected delegates to attend con held Gibson Tuesday morning. After an Wells Wins Ho® Damages this free offer for a limited time only. vocation to be held at Pendleton Jan introductory talk. Mr. Gibson pre- A Jury Tuesday night awarded Ed- uary 15, 16 and 17. A dinner with the Rt. Rev. Wm. P. sented Virginia Vaughan, who gave a ward E. Wells, Pine Grove orchard- J. L. STEWART Remington, bishop of eastern Oregon, solo. with Mrs. Hennev at the piano. 1st, damages to the extent of »666 in BALANCE ON EASY PAYMENTS and Mrs. Remington as guests of hon Following this the Girls’ Glee duh the circuit court case of Wells versus sang a double number nnder Mrs. M. M. Morrison and A. Jaloff. The or. will mark the formal opening Hennev AND THE ATTACHMENTS FREE ’s direction. 8upt. Cannon plaintiff claimed that his automobile Friday -night of the new pariah house then gave a short talk . on “ Looking was wrecked near Cascade Ixwks last of St. Mark’a church. The dinner Ahead.” Prin. Gibson announced a August through negligence of the de Think of it. A complete set of famous Eureka attachments without one public health talk try Dr. J. Earl fendant Morrison, driver of a bus of Else to be given at 9 o’clock Friday. t*»e Columbia stage line, owned by cent of cost to you. We will demonstrate the Eureka in your own home tomorrow, morning In the anditorinm. Jaloff. The defense maintained that free and prove to you how it will clean the entire house thoroughly. Then Mrs. C. O. Btudt, the public health the aeddent was caused when a nurse #ho ia assisting the county third automobile was driven from ■ if you wish to buy, pay only $5.00 down and the balance in the easiest kind nurse. Miss Juliet Whitteker, returned 8*<*e «’"•d <»»* to the Columbia River of monthly payments. Mail the coupon, or call us on the phone. Either to her duties In the dty schools Mon- highwsy, necessitating the driver to way will bring you the Eureka and the attachments. day morning. Two pupils were ex- swerve too far to the right in passing eluded from the Coe school for aymp- it- The plaintiff, however, introduced toms and one from the Park street testimony to show an excessive speed school for non-contagious ttlness. Mrs. on the part of the bus just before Btudt Is giving her particular atten- the impact of the two cars, tion to those pupils who are kept out I The plaintiff’s case was conducted of school, in order to determine hy Cspt. Wilbur, while 8. J. Sllver- whether m not they have any symp-|ra"n- Portland attorney, appeared tome of scarlet fever. I the defenee. Hannon Chapman, of Portland, is ... taking the place of Victor Follenlns Blate Chamber Meets Today In high school and recreation work Hood River will be represented for three weeks, during which time day at the annual meeting of Mr. Folleniua la taking a vacation. State Chamber of Commerce, which A. T*. McCanHey. of the commercial will be held in Portland. Thy follow- department. resumed his duties Tues- Ing delegates will be present: A. F. dsy morning, having been released 8. Bteele, Toelle Butler and Col. W. from quarantine, where some mem- 8. Dowd. Col. Dowd and Mr. Butter hers of hl* family have scarlet fever, went down yesterday and were p*a-| The quarters of the Hood River past week. The windows are cur- pictures, and ainooj the 1 Tn hla absence Monday Miriam Grow ent at a conference of the Mount Fire Department in the city hall have talned with handsome tapestries. The the big moose head, presen t>een areally improved during the walls are tastefully deeorated with ( firemen by B. R. Pooley. had charge of the commercial classes.' Hood development committee. ¡ ................................ * THE K. P. BAND BOYS TEA DRINKERS BIG MINSTREL SONGS, JOKES, DANCES, ETC GREAT OFFER EXTENDED $050 COMPLETE SET OF 1701717 ATTACHMENTS J? JXILlS With Each Purchase of a Grand Prize The Star Grocery FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY PERIGO & SON Your Grocery Bus’ness Is solicited ’ AMI V <D* C 00 hnWM U11L/I UvWll The Heights Confectionery WE URGE YOU TO ACT NOW-THIS OFFER IS LIMITED Apple City Electric Shop I
