The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, January 08, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, Î925 The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Forcier next Tuesday Last week through an oversight We emitted mention of the annual alum ni banquet and dance of Saturday night following Christmas Tbe ban quet of delicious and satisfying food was surved by Mrs. Boles and dangb- tera at Odell hotel. The dance was ¿ven in Odell grange hall. Both were well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by those who were present. The evergreens placed as a setting for the Laraway-Haya wedding were left over Sunday and those who at tended church servil-es found them selves, as It were, in a spot surround ed by a forest, an effect most beautl- ful. The church Is peculiarly adapt ed to this form of decoration and this wedding we are assured was especially beautiful. Doubtless a com plete account by one who was there will appear in this week’s Glacier. Rar. G. E. Heineck, former pastor of Ptoe Grove and Odell, was the oM- cictlng minister. This was the third wedding solemnised In this church; the first, the dark Jakku wedding of four years ago last November, and the two weddings of recent date. J. M. Nickerson stopped over for a short visit with his son, B. H. Nick- ereit^. Mr. Nickerson, Sr., Is return ing to his home in Massachusetts, | after haviqg spent several months In the Northwest. PINE GROVE The Odell church was the scene of — another pretty wedding Wednesday afternoon of last week when Adah Maurlne Laraway and Robert Morris Hays were united in marriage. Tbe church was beautifully decorated with fir trees and wreaths and - gar lands of fir. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. C. H. Bletton sang, “O Promise Ms.” The wedding — * party entered to rains of Mendelssohn's wedding march played by MI hh Alice Tomkina. Mira Orletta Ruth Heineck, of Salem, Wta bridesmaid and Hubert ‘■Hao- hrouck attended the groom. The bride was charming in white char- meuse trimmed with lace, a dainty veil and carried an armful of pink roses, She was given away by her father, P. B. Laraway. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Geo. Heineck. of Salem, using the wedding ring which had been worn H by tbe bride’s mother. Following the ceremony a recep tion was held in the church and dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Clare Bickford, Mrs. Don Mc Leod. Mrs. J. A. Fletcher, Mrs. F. H. Blackman, Mrs. V. Thomsen. Dorothy, Eleanor and Ruth House, Mrs. W. O. Mills, Miss Ferrin, Miss Bickford and Mira Turney. Mira Mareta Moore, who has been spending the holidays with her grand mother at Clackamas, returned home Saturday night. Miss Ethel Bickford returned to her school in Marshfield last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stacey McDonald, who had been visiting Mr. McDon ald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Me Donald, left for their home at Eu- reka, Calif., Saturday. An all day grange meeting will lx> held next Tuesday. January 13. Offi cers will be elected. Dinner will be. served. Mrs, W. F. Cooper and Mrs. JTlor- race Fletcher, of Portland, were here to attend the Laraway-Haya wedding last week. Mias Myrtle Jarvis returned to her school in Bend last Sunday. J. E. Andrews, who has been ill for some time. to again able to be at bls place of business Mrs. Richard Weber and daughter, of The Dalles, are visiting her father, V. WtocbslL Misa Clara Thomson, who was at boms for tbe holiday season, toft for the U. of W. last Sunday. Word has been received that Geo. Lage is still 111 In a hospital at Long Beach, Calif. - Rev. A. 8. Lacey, whose health has been poor for some time, la in Yak ima, Wash., for treatment. Rev. F. R. Spaulding, of Cascade Locks, oc cupied tbe pulpit last Sunday. He will conduct tbe regular morning ser vice until Mr. Lacey's return. Mrs. II. M. Vaunler and Mrs. Mar tin Dragseth s|s-nt New Year’s day at Wilsonville. They returned homo Saturday evening. The Sunflower class will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Zoe Sco- l>ee. All memts-rs are requested to attend. ' BARRETT Miss Edith Anderson, of Portland, spent the past week visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Roy Hays, snd fstnlly. Elder A. G. Dix, of Richland, Wash., te . conducting evangelistic meetings ct the Advent Christian Elder Dix 2_ la a forceful ehurch. — -4— ___ speaker. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Crapper, daugh ter, Nellie, and sone. Itarsy and James, and Mr. and Mrs. John Grif fith spent New Yeafs evening with the W. I* Cotton fassily. They en tertained with a radio program. Mira Ethel Sam nets and Mira Helen Garrett spent Thursday evening at the George Garrett home; Mrs. Roy Hays gave * party fur her sister, Miss Edith Anderson, last Thursday night. Miss Anderson re turned to Portland Friday afternoon. . The Endeavor society of the valley church enjoyed a watch meeting at the church Wednesday night. OAK GROVE Don’t forget the regular Parent Teacher Association meeting at the school house tomorrow afternoon, Fri day. Everyone is requested to be present .as important business is to come up. C. J. Chaffe, who has been quite ill the past week, Is reported to be get ting much better. Miss Lottie Keisnr, who has been vlaiting her brother and his family during tbe holidays, haa returned to her school at Eugene. She was ac companied as far as Portland by her father, who will remain there a few weeks. Fay Dinsmore is on jury duty thia waft. Arvo Hukari, whose house burned a few weeks ago. has fitted up the cook bouse, need during apple season, and baa moved Ms family tn there until be gets another honse built. He expects to start digging the base ment for the new bouse aa soon as the weather will permit Oak Grove was well represented at the New Year’s party at the Rock ford grange hall. Mrs. Philip Horn and Mr. and Mra. Albert Brooks are spending a couple of weeks at Fairriew vtatttng the Will Brooks family. They left Sun day. Ml hr T^mpi Hukari, who was here for the holidays, has returned to her school tn Portland. Miss IJna Hu kari also has returned to Portland. Mra. James Williams, wife of the caretaker of the Hood River Country club, ¿lied at her home last Sunday after an illness of a number of years. We extend our sympathy to the hus band and family. MM F. M. Baker, stater of C. 3. Chaffs, arrived Tuesday from New York to be with him until ho re DEE covers. Mrs. Grace Gilbert to visiting her Gerald Cuallff returned to Port daughter. Mrs. Ed Wells, in Odell land Sunday after «pending the holi this week. day vacation at home. Bernice Fis cus, who has been tbe house guest of Edna Green for tbe past week, MIDDLE VALLEY accompanied him. Mr. snd Mrs. R. A. Montgomery are Mf. and Mrs. C. A. TerrUl returned visiting relatives and friends "in Sa- Tuesday from Liberty Bell, Waah. lem and Portland. The Community club will meet Lloyd Bird came up from Rainier Saturday to transact business. He Is with Mrs. L. F. Parker Thursday, planning on attending school at Cor January 15. A general working pro gram and meeting schedule for vallis. drat half of the year will be Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Keys spent ranged. Christmas night in Pine Grove at the Mrs. Jeanette Eccles, who home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keys. spent the holiday season with B. J. Montgomery, who has been eon, D. C. Eccles, and family, Is very 111, Is slowly gaining bls strength Ring with friends and relatives in at the home of Mrs. I. M. Crapper in Portland. Hoed River. Miss Aubert's room at school has Miss R. Rosenbury, who has been been closed for tbe week to await visiting in Portland, returned home developments from an exposure to Sunday. scsrlet fever. Miss Nina Montgomery spent 8un- Eleanor Wbitely and Louise Edgar day at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. T. have returned ti> their school work H. Acree in Hood River. after spending the holiday season at Mr. Anson and I^enora Burns and home. small brothers and sisters, of Hood Did anyone meet a steen ton truck River, spent New Year’s st the Mont loaded with double steen tons of ap- gomery home. plea? Did the truck stop In the mid. Owing to sickness we have been un die of a very bad road and let you able to have Sunday school the last go around It? It did? Well, It must two Sundays. However, there will lie have been the same truck we heard Sunday school next Sunday at 10.30. about. Let’s all try to be there. Silas Thelma West and Harry J. Rev. Hutchinson will preach next Wirrlck were married Sunday at Sunday at 2.30 p. nt. All are welcome. high noon at the L. D. 8. Mission Jimmie Wilkins is sick with tin* Home in Portland by Elder B. 8. Young. After a trip to Seattle, Mr. chicken pox. and Mrs. Wirrlck arrived last Friday sight to be st home st the J. W. entral vale West residence. . Sunday night neigh Ralph Taylor, of Portland, and Mr. bors and friends gathered for a lively and Mrs. F. N. Taylor, with George charivari. They were Invited la and and Margaret, of Barrett, spent New treated to most delicious refresh Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ments and a delightful evening. The young couple have the« very best Reynolds. Mira Marie Fletcher left Sunday wishes of a host of friends. for Portland where she will enter Behnke-Walker Buslnera College. She MOUNT HOOD was accompanied by her father, 3. H. W. T. Wyatt and Chester Perkins Fletcher, who returned Tuesday. went to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mra. Cheater Chevron re Beaufort lhiggett returned to Reed turned Friday from Portland where they spent tbe holidays with relatives. College last Wednesday. C. A. Bishop returned Friday from While there they purchased a fine, Oregon City, where he spent Christ new piano. Willow Flat la becoming quite a mas with friends. Dave Blumensteln went to Elgin musical center with two other new pianos, one at tbe home of Fred In Friday, after spending the holiday galls and another at the home of Mr. season here with the latter’s parents, Green. We rejoice with them in the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aubert. possession of such a source of pleas Clifford Dimmlck has the war let fever, and Adelbert Henderson ure. Welcome to the little stranger! A the chicken pox. little daughter arrived at the Hood Paul Aubert went to Corvallis River hospital January 1 as a New day to enter O. A. C. Tear gift to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miss Frances Doggett went to Pen- Furtow. dleton Saturday, after spending her Mra. O. H. Hill has been suffering Christmas vacation with her parents, from an attack of the grippe. W k Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Doggett. hope It will noon lose its hold and School did not t>egin this week on that she will be much better. account of scarlet fever in the nelgh- Mira Juanita Thompson celebrated tsirhood. , |’, her 13th birthday December 26 by en Ernest Cummings spent Saturday tertaining at the home of her aunt. afternoon at Hood River. Mra. C. Scbwelaer. 12 girl friends Mrs. W. A. I^angllle and daughter, from her room In school and the freshman high school girls who live Helen, went td Parkdale Saturday night to be tlw guest of Mrs. Allee In thin neighborhood. AH enjoyed a WilHams. hilarious good time. Tony Cernac is working at Carson, Remember, today la Mothers* club Wash. meeting at the home of Mra. Earl Burt Henderson hurt his knee Sat Clark. These short days the meet ings should begin promptly at 2 p. m. urday and la under the doctor's care. Albert Hanna hnrt his leg while All come who can. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reynolds left working in the woods Monday. Tuesday for a week’s visit with rela- C PARKDALE I THE SAME STARS THE SAME AUTHOR ERNEST TORRENCE LOIS WILSON EMERSON HOUQH AS OF THE COVERED WAGON” Are responsible for NORTH OF 36 Its companion picture with great supporting cast including JACK HOLT and NOAH BEERY Rivers to ford —storms to weather — Indians to battle—stam pedes to combat. Here’s the thrilling conquest of the pioneer West told by the writer of “The Covered Wagon.” A Thousand Miles of Stirring Thrills “NORTH OF 36” > * SEE Indian attack on the cowboy escort. The charge of the U. S. Cavalry. The fording of the Red River. ALSO "POODLES" HANNEFOSD. Star Rider ol Hie Sdls-fWo arcus. In » “THE BONEHEAD” AND "THOS. A. EDISON/’ showing some of his great achievements. VERA KOLSTAD ON THE RIALTO WORLITZER DAILY. RIALTO THEATRE HOOD RIVER BIG DAYS 3 THUR now on sale for Horoni-Olien Players-January 18th Frans Wertgen spent part of last week -seeing the sights in Portland. Dorothy Dowd, Lyle Mclsaac and Milton Craven returned to their stud ies at O. A. C. last Friday. The Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodg es held a watch party last Wednesday evening. Orvle Thompson and Earl Newman brought In a live bobcat Wednesday. Chester jValton and family spent the holidays in Portland. J. D. Hmuttin was In Hood River receiving medical aid Friday. Lester Miller has returned to the Allen ranch after a visit with rela tives at Camp Lewis and other points In Washington. Mr. Bader and family moved from the Allen ranch to Chester Walton's last week. J. It. Pifer has returned from spending Christmas with bls family in Portland. School was not resumed here until Wednesday of this week. Rev. It. A. Hutchinson went to Portland the first ef the week in the Interest of religious education, which Is to he taken up in the grade aphool. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlin have re turned from a month’s trip to Pen dleton and other eastern Oregon points. Mira Wylie has not been able to return to her school on account of the illness of her mother. Miss Julia Meyers will teach during her absence. Mrs. Wilkins, from Portland, is vis iting her sister, MA. Gerhart Wert gen. Lawrence Ruddy has been driving stage for Curly the past week. Twenty or more children took the Dick test Wednesday. Dr. Else, of Portland, is holding a goiter clinic this (Thursday) after Moon in the grade school house and an Illustrated lecture this evening. The local grange had installation of officers and dinner Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Pine Grove, were here to assist tn the Installation, The strong wind Monday morning blew one of Mr. Sheldrake’s store windows out. MOSIER Geo. Wilson motored to Hood Rlv8r Saturday. Miss Mildred Nichol left for Eu gene Saturday and was accompanied as far as Portland by her mother. Horn—To Mr. and Mrs. Nakamoto, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Nakamoto arc now living on the ranch formerly owned by Dr. W. 8. Nichol. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horn and non. Gerald, and daughter, Irene, motored to The Dalles Tuesday. Francis Howard spent the week end at Toppenish. Waah. Lloyd Fisher left for Arisons last Tuesday. Darrell Alllngton spent tbe week end with relatives tn Seattle, Wash. C. A. Hage and Leslie Minton Went to The Dallco Saturday. Mrs. Fred Evans entertained the Sweet Sixteen duh Saturday, Mrs. Husbands winning first prise at 500, The hostess at the next meeting will No. 33 REPORT OF CONDITION OF be Mrs. Geo. Cha>nberlaln. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mlddleswart, of MOSIER VALLEY BANK Hood River, were guests of their daughter, Mrs. George Chamberlain, At Mosier, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, December 31, 1924. Monday of last week. X RESOURCES Miss Sara Folsom and Mrs. Mabel Loans and disoounte............... ■............................. . ... ......................... ......... *32,694.06 Mosher were in Portland Monday. Overdrafts secured and unsecured.............................................................. 185 13 Mr. Blodget, 'who haa bean visiting U. 8. Government securities...................................................................... a 2,963.86 his sister, Mrs. Clair Bailey, returned Other bonds, warrants snd securities......................................................... 20,096 75 to Portland Monday. Banking bouse, |3,«0u.00; furniture snd fixtures, |2,420 00 ................. 6,020 00 Wm. Sendlinger took up his duty as Cash on hand in vault snd due from banks, bankers and trust coni' mail carrier for Mosier district the panies designated and approved reserve agents of this bank...... 13,223.94 first of the year. He is living in one Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and other cash of the Strauss apartments. items............................................... .................................. '.............. 112.95 Total cash and due from banks, items 8, 9, 10 and 11 13,336 89 Francis Neilson left Monday for O. A C. T otal ................................. |76 88 Wm. Schmid, of 8|mkane. Wash., LIABILITIES arrived Wednesday and Is a house Capital stock paid in............. ................................ ........................................ •10,000.00 guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Folsom. Surplus fund....... . ..................... .................................................... 2,60*00 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley are Undivided profits, less current expenses, interest and taxes pa d. 2,492 83 making their home in Portland at Reserved for taxes, interest and depreciation............................. ........ 000.00 present. Individual deposits subject to check, includiiis deposits due the State Mrs. James Cherry and daughters, of Oregon, conntv. cities or other public funds................................. 67,464 44 Doris and Mary, went to Portland Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand............. 82.97 Friday. Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject to re J. F. Blanchard was In The Dalles Time certificates of deposit outstanding..................................................., 2,24*44 Friday. Total of time and saving deposits payable on demand or subject to Mrs. E. D. Piercey. of Grass Val- notice............. . ..................................................... ley, spent a few days last week with her mother, Mra. J. E. Higley, T otal , I7M88.88 Mr. and Mrs. L. Bonnie left laet STATE OF OREGON, Connty of Wasco, sa. Wednesday for Grass Valley, where I, R J. B cbahcb , cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that they will visit relative«. tbe above statement is true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. Mira Elsie Carlson la vlaiting at ' R. J. S cbabcb , Cashier. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. E. Carlson. Subscribed and sworn to before me thia 6th day of January, 1928. J. N. MoAaa, The Chamber of Commerce will R*°°rder’ °' M°”er’ WOC° C°nntjr' °"*°n- hold its regular meeting next Mon CORRECT- Attest. day. There will be a program and Chas. T. Beunett, Lenora Hunter, Directors. light refreshments. All members are invited to be present The regular monthly board meet- Ing of the Y. W. C. A. was held guests of Mrs. Mathews' sister dur WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS ing the holiday season. Monday at the Y hut. The Woman's club’s last 1924 activ Miss Margaret Ixigan, of Mon Mr. and Mrs- J. C. Folsom were ity was the afternoon of the legisla mouth, bas been a house guest of Hood River visitors Friday. tive committee, with Mrs. A. B. Ben Mira Thelma Johnson during the Miss Thelma Johnson and friend. nett in charge of the program. Mias holiday season. Miss Margaret Ix>gan, left Sunday Alberta Carson gave a number at The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodg for Monmouth, motoring as far as pleasing solos. She was accompanied es gave a watch party to members Portland with Mr. McEldowney. by Mrs. L. H. Olmsted. Rev. O. R.. and friends New Year's eve. Danc Mrs. James Camp and son, Leslie, Delepine, of the Baptist church, gave ing. with musie by the Mosier orches and Mrs. Hattie Bailey and son, a talk on conditions in Europe. tra, entertained the' guests until after Jesse, motored to Van Horn Wednes Mrs. H. G. Cooper will be chair the tolling hours announced the birth' day. man of the next meeting. “Book of the new year, following which re The next meeting of tbe Ladles’ Dey," Wednesday, January 14. freshments were served. A very Interesting program has Aid will be at the Y. W. C. A. hut. J. F. Blanchard returned Wednra- Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Lelliott enter been prepared for January 14, “Book Day ”: Group of tonga, Tom Clarke; day from Portland, where he had taining. been attending the state teachers’ The basketball game Tuesday even “Our Reading,” Dr. Fraser; group of convention. ing between Bend and Mosier ended songs, Mrs. Gilbert; book review. Alma Logan. of The Dalles, and with the score 20 to 11 In favor of Mrs A. G. Lewis; reading, Mrs. H. G. Frank McElroy, of Hillstoro, bad Bend. The game proved very Inter Cooper. Refreshments will be served. dinner with Mrs. Bertha Johnson esting, the first half being 7 to 8. Hollenbeck Receives Fine Cow and family Saturday evening. Monday afternoon the Girl Re- Howard Hollenbeck, who purchased Mira Nedra Evans entertained the serves of the Y. W. C. A. lied a very following girls in her home over the pretty Christmas i>arty at the hut. the cow last snnimer. Monday received week end: Misses Luella Nielsen, A miniature table Christmas tree Rt M raves I Ad's La Belle, blue ribbon Marcella Race and Evelyn Beldln. formed the center of attraction, The Jersey, from Independence, where she Mrs. W. A. Husbands and daugh gifts were In the form of some useful ha<l been under observation for butter ters. Emily and Aryilla, were In and ornamental articlea toward the fat production the past five months. During the five months she produced furnishing of the hot, Hood River Wednesday. 425 pounds of fat Mrs. Hattie Bailey and Mrs. C. Mra. Mabel Mosher and G. B Mr. Hollenbeck will keep a record Schmid were married In Hood River Humber were visitors St The Dalles of the Isitter and milk production for Tuesday. Friday. the next seven months. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans and Mra. Mabel Mathews and children, George and Jean, returned Saturday Miss Emily Huslwnds were in The from Seattle, where they had been Dalles Monday.