Obituary of Hazel Edna Bodah,1917, Baker County, Oregon

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Eagle Valley News; Richland, OR; 22 Feb 1917

DEATH CALLS ANOTHER

In spite of all that was possible for mortals to do had been done, little
Hazel Bodah peacefully passed away at about 8:30 Tuesday morning, as a result
of the ravages of that terrible disease, tuberculosis.

Hazel Edna Bodah was born at Hewitt, Wisconsin, on July 22, 1903, and came to
Eagle Valley with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bodah about five years ago.
For the past seven years she had been afflicted with the disease that caused
her death but had only been confined to her bed a few weeks. She was a quiet
child of lovable disposition and an earnest student in both the public and
Sunday school.

Her mother died about four years ago and the remains of little Hazel will be
laid at her side in the beautiful Eagle Valley cemetery, the funeral being
held this afternoon.

She leaves a father and brother to mourn her departure, and it is needless to
mention that the bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community.