The Hood River Glacier, June 7, 1923, page 10
Adeline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Heft, is in Hood River at the Cottage hospital suffering from a very serious case of appendicitis. She became ill Thursday of last week but the case was not believed to be of a serious nature and no physician was called until Sunday. The appendix had bursted and an operation was performed and every attention that would contribute toward recovery given.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 2
Adeline Florence Heft
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Anderson chapel for 10-year old Adeline Florence Heft, of the Summit district, whose death occurred at the Cottage hospital Thursday following an operation for appendicitis. The little girl, known throughout the neighborhood for beauty and accomplishments, was a popular student at the Odell school. Interment occurred at the Idlewilde cemetery.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 12
Peritonitis, superinduced by ruptured appendix, cause the death of Adeline Heft Wednesday, June 13, at Cottage Hospital, Hood River. Adeline was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Heft. She had not yet reached her eleventh birthday anniversary, yet there few years are sufficient to fill all the years given her family and friends with sweet memories. Friends filled the Anderson chapel to overflowing Friday afternoon for the funeral services. Rev. Gleiser very appropriately gave expression to thoughts that conveyed comfort and consolation. Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, Miss Ruth Young, Clyde Smith and Gail Young, accompanied by Mrs. W. F. Young, sang two beautiful selections. There were flowers in profusion. Boys from neighboring families carried the casket carefully to its final resting place and all was beautiful, though touched with sorrow almost too heavy to be endured. Words so feebly convey our great sympathy but we would as best we may express hope and consolation and share with the mother, father, sister and brother in this time of trial.
Adeline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Heft, is in Hood River at the Cottage hospital suffering from a very serious case of appendicitis. She became ill Thursday of last week but the case was not believed to be of a serious nature and no physician was called until Sunday. The appendix had bursted and an operation was performed and every attention that would contribute toward recovery given.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 2
Adeline Florence Heft
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Anderson chapel for 10-year old Adeline Florence Heft, of the Summit district, whose death occurred at the Cottage hospital Thursday following an operation for appendicitis. The little girl, known throughout the neighborhood for beauty and accomplishments, was a popular student at the Odell school. Interment occurred at the Idlewilde cemetery.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 12
Peritonitis, superinduced by ruptured appendix, cause the death of Adeline Heft Wednesday, June 13, at Cottage Hospital, Hood River. Adeline was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Heft. She had not yet reached her eleventh birthday anniversary, yet there few years are sufficient to fill all the years given her family and friends with sweet memories. Friends filled the Anderson chapel to overflowing Friday afternoon for the funeral services. Rev. Gleiser very appropriately gave expression to thoughts that conveyed comfort and consolation. Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, Miss Ruth Young, Clyde Smith and Gail Young, accompanied by Mrs. W. F. Young, sang two beautiful selections. There were flowers in profusion. Boys from neighboring families carried the casket carefully to its final resting place and all was beautiful, though touched with sorrow almost too heavy to be endured. Words so feebly convey our great sympathy but we would as best we may express hope and consolation and share with the mother, father, sister and brother in this time of trial.
The Hood River Glacier, June 7, 1923, page 10
Adeline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Heft, is in Hood River at the Cottage hospital suffering from a very serious case of appendicitis. She became ill Thursday of last week but the case was not believed to be of a serious nature and no physician was called until Sunday. The appendix had bursted and an operation was performed and every attention that would contribute toward recovery given.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 2
Adeline Florence Heft
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Anderson chapel for 10-year old Adeline Florence Heft, of the Summit district, whose death occurred at the Cottage hospital Thursday following an operation for appendicitis. The little girl, known throughout the neighborhood for beauty and accomplishments, was a popular student at the Odell school. Interment occurred at the Idlewilde cemetery.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 12
Peritonitis, superinduced by ruptured appendix, cause the death of Adeline Heft Wednesday, June 13, at Cottage Hospital, Hood River. Adeline was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Heft. She had not yet reached her eleventh birthday anniversary, yet there few years are sufficient to fill all the years given her family and friends with sweet memories. Friends filled the Anderson chapel to overflowing Friday afternoon for the funeral services. Rev. Gleiser very appropriately gave expression to thoughts that conveyed comfort and consolation. Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, Miss Ruth Young, Clyde Smith and Gail Young, accompanied by Mrs. W. F. Young, sang two beautiful selections. There were flowers in profusion. Boys from neighboring families carried the casket carefully to its final resting place and all was beautiful, though touched with sorrow almost too heavy to be endured. Words so feebly convey our great sympathy but we would as best we may express hope and consolation and share with the mother, father, sister and brother in this time of trial.
Adeline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Heft, is in Hood River at the Cottage hospital suffering from a very serious case of appendicitis. She became ill Thursday of last week but the case was not believed to be of a serious nature and no physician was called until Sunday. The appendix had bursted and an operation was performed and every attention that would contribute toward recovery given.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 2
Adeline Florence Heft
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Anderson chapel for 10-year old Adeline Florence Heft, of the Summit district, whose death occurred at the Cottage hospital Thursday following an operation for appendicitis. The little girl, known throughout the neighborhood for beauty and accomplishments, was a popular student at the Odell school. Interment occurred at the Idlewilde cemetery.
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The Hood River Glacier, June 21, 1923, page 12
Peritonitis, superinduced by ruptured appendix, cause the death of Adeline Heft Wednesday, June 13, at Cottage Hospital, Hood River. Adeline was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Heft. She had not yet reached her eleventh birthday anniversary, yet there few years are sufficient to fill all the years given her family and friends with sweet memories. Friends filled the Anderson chapel to overflowing Friday afternoon for the funeral services. Rev. Gleiser very appropriately gave expression to thoughts that conveyed comfort and consolation. Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, Miss Ruth Young, Clyde Smith and Gail Young, accompanied by Mrs. W. F. Young, sang two beautiful selections. There were flowers in profusion. Boys from neighboring families carried the casket carefully to its final resting place and all was beautiful, though touched with sorrow almost too heavy to be endured. Words so feebly convey our great sympathy but we would as best we may express hope and consolation and share with the mother, father, sister and brother in this time of trial.
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Buried 15 Jun 1923. Age 10
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