The hopes of many, "Thank God for a non transportation photo, this should put Kenn's previous keyboard diarrhea on hold" ~

Kenn on 9th May 2018 @ 7:48am

Nice shoes. And Kenn keep your transportation photo comments coming. Your expertise is enlightening.

Buzz on 9th May 2018 @ 7:57am

Yes Ken, don’t constipate your diarrhea keyboard. Keep it coming. It is an opportunity to put your knowledge out there for the rest of us to learn. Thanks to Arthur for providing a place to learn.

I can’t imagine climbing a ladder in those shoes.
I know of a lady in the Yakima Valley back in the 1930’s who fell off a ladder while picking apples. She broke her leg and died of tetanus. Tetanus is a bad way to go.

L.E. on 9th May 2018 @ 9:31am

Agree with “ all of the above “ Thank you !

Stever on 9th May 2018 @ 10:30am

I am guessing this is a posed photo. No real farm gal picking would wear shoes like that....

Charlott on 9th May 2018 @ 10:35am

That has to be Wilma Plog. She and her husband Fred were very active in the Odell community. We would often see them as customers in our stores in Odell, Mid-Valley Market and Clem's Country Store. And at church at the Little Brown Church in Odell.

Kathie A. on 9th May 2018 @ 1:50pm

Kathie-- I'm familiar with Olga and Edna Plog, who were sisters. How is Wilma Plog related?

Arthur on 9th May 2018 @ 3:25pm

Looks like Bosc pears in box. If this picture was taken in mid to late ‘40s it could be Fred Plog’s wife Wilma. The ladder could well have been manufactured by “Ideal Grader” whom manufactured fruit sorting & grading equipment as well as wooden ladders. They were located on what is now Guignard Drive. If not it could have been manufactured by Columbia Ladder in Portland.

Bob Tallman on 9th May 2018 @ 6:44pm

I don't think that is Mom, Wilma Plog, I think it is more likely Grandma, Emily Plog (Harry's wife) especially if it is in the 40's. I will look at 'young pictures' of Grandma and check it out. I've got lots of old pictures that I need to get through.

Cindy (Plog) Williams on 15th May 2018 @ 10:37am