Thursday, July 7, 1932
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CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EA GRANDE, ORE.
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SOCIETYNOTES
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rs, David Meldrum Named Chairman
Canning Division of Relief Group
Of Sfr. Peter's Episcopal Guild
Mrs David Meldrum was appointed
-hViniian of the cunning division of
tii. relief committee of St. Peter's
EolKOpal oulld yesterday after, the
nlan was presented at a meeting by
mb John Camp, relief chairman. Mrs.
Meldrum will act in co-opemtlon with
the general movement started by
judge V. O. Couch and a county com
mittee recently. Mrs. Clarence A.
Kopp was hostess for the event. Mrs.
Henry Hill presided at the business
mcetlns.
'Mrs. Kopp described the recent As
cension school at Cove In a short
lallc.
Refreshments wero served after the
hnincss meeting by Mrs. Kopp, Mrs.
Mbcnry Hill, Mrs. Guy Ellis, Mrs. Prank
S Beclilln and Mrs, S. A. Wells.
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Baptist Aid Will
Help With Relief
Among tile organizations which will
assist In the extensive relief program
of the coming winter will be the
Baptist Ladles Aid. The Aid met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Oilman, and made arrangements
for making clothes for school chil
dren. Each woman was assigned a
piece of home sewing.
Devotlonals were led by Mrs. S. C.
Happersett, assisted by Mrs. O. Is.
Hess, wife of a former Baptist min
ister here, who now makes her home
In Tillamook. !
The next meeting will be held July
20, to continue the sewing program,
at the home of Mrs. H. A. Pox.
iimss oicavci j.u
f) Speak at Meeting
1 Miss Eleanor Cleaver, who returned
f last weekend from Hllo, Hawaii, to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. 'Cleaver, will give
some of her observations of the peo
ple of the Islands tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30, when line Presbyterian Mis
sionary society meets at Riverside
park.. Miss Cleaver has been teaching
In the schools of Hllo for the past
two winters.
Mrs. J. George Walz is chairman of
the afternoon and Is assisted by Mrs.
S. B. Morgan wno is arranging the
music, and Mrs. ciydo Webb, the de
votions. Members and friends of the society
are invited and those not having
transportation are asked to get in
touch with Mrs. Walz, Mrs. Morgan
or Mrs. Webb and it will be arranged.
Parkdale Club In
Business Session
New by-laws weie accepted by the
Parkdale club at a meeting yesterday
afternoon at Riverside park. Members
of the committee who drew up the
by-laws' were Mrs. Isaao Bhafor, Mrs.
Charles Hoak, Mrs. Victor Ecklcy, Mrs.
Prank Woods and Mrs. Oda Shafer.
The afternoon was spent Informally
and at the close refreshments were
served, furnished by the club. Twenty
members and several children enjoyed
the event. " . i , i
On July 20 the club will meet again,
and a potluck luncheon will be serv
ed at the close of the afternoon. The
meeting will be held at 2 o'clock at
the park,
Camp Fire Girls
Meet Wednesday
The Okpo Camp PIre Girls met at
the home of the leader, Mrs. L. W.
Berry, Wednesday afternoon to work
on the requirements for the rank of
woodgathcrer. The girls are working
to complete the requirements this
month. . ' Hi?-
Those present were Martha Jane
Clark, Marjorle Williamson, Ethel
Sherman, Noreen Berry, Ella rry
and Iccl Collins,
Picnic To Be Held
At Riverside Park
The Baptist Sunday school picnic
will bo held at the city park Friday
afternoon. The children will assem
ble at 4 o'clock and the picnic supper
will be served at 6:30. All members
of the Sunday school, both children
and adults, are urged to attend. -
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social calendar;
Thursday, July 7
7:3b Eagles auxiliary, at"tluT"
Eagles hall, ;
'
Friday, July 8 :
2:30 Presbyterian Missionary
society, Riverside park.
4:00 BaptlBt Sunday school
picnic, at Riverside park.
6:30 Annual family dinner
Pathfinder class of M. E. church,
with Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bailie.
Mondsy, July It
1:45 San Soucl club, picnic,
with Mrs. Henry Hill.
2:00 Pythian Sisters auxiliary ,
club, with Mrs. James Qulnland,
at the Riverside park.
2:30 Hewoketa Camp Fire, with
Mies Imogene Schilling.
7:30 Royal Neighbors of Am
erica, at the I. O. O. F. hall.
8:00 Eastern Star Social club,
with Miss Stella Bloch. ,
Wednesday, July 13
2:00 So Ne He club, picnic at
Riverside park.
Girls Plan Hike
To Carter's Cabin
A hike to Carter's cabin on Fox hill
Saturday morning at 4:30, is the rec
reation planned by the members of
the Hewoketa Camp Fire. The girls
met yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Miss Madeline Garrett. They
will leave La Grande at an early hour
and will enjoy both breakfast and
luncheon at the cabin.
Members of the Camp Fire group
who planned the . event yesterday
were Misses Lorraine Burnett, Marlon
Gehrlng, Imogene Schilling, Madeline
Garrett, Betty Stein. .
They will meet next Monday after
noon at 2 :30 at the home of Miss
Imogene Schilling.
Through an error, a heading over a
society Item yesterday stated that
bridge party honoring Miss Etta-Belle
Kitchen was held at the Ferris home.
It should have read - the Magulre
home.
Friday and Saturday July 8 - 9
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BEST FOODS
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AVIATORS AT
NOON TODAY
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miles an hour which they averaged
Iron) Harbor Grace to Berlin, they
would have reached the Siberian city
some time In the forenoon today.
At noon today their elapsed time
from tho takeoff at New York was
54 hours and 60 minutes. Wiley Post
and Harold Oatty, who set the round-
the-world mark which Mattcrn and
Griffin are trying to lower, landed at
Moscow with 64 hours and 34 minutes
elapsed time.
OKRMANS WORRIED
BERLIN, July 7 W German air
pollco aU Tempclhof airdrome here
were worried this morning when no
reports had been received up to 9
a. m from the round-the-world
filers, James Mattem and Bennett
Griffin, since they took off for Mos
cow yesterday afternoon.
The only word of them was a be
lated dispatch from Koenlgsberg this
morning which said they had 'crossed
the German frontier Into Poland at
12:02 a. m., (6.05 p. m., E. 8. T
Wednesday). They were sighted over
Lake Wysistyt, near Hcgellngcn.
Considerable concern was expressed
over the fate of the Americans by
the police, who said they could not
understand why there had been no
report of the fliers having been
sighted at any point between here
and Moscow, or why they had not
reached their next goal In 12 hours
time.
The distance was covered by Wiley
Post and Harold Oatty, last year's
round-the-world team, In a little less
than 9 hours. At 9 a. m., today Mat
tern and Griffin had been gone from
here 12 hours. '
The newspaper Zwoelf Uhr Blatt
said this morning its reports indicated
the fliers faced unfavorable weather,
with thunderstorms and rainstorms
over Russia.
FAMILY ANXIOUS
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 7 W) Six
anxious members of Bennett Grif
fin's family who waited news here
today of the unreported round-the-world
fliers, expressed the belief that
Griffin and Jimmy Mattem had over
shot Moscow on their hop from Ber
lin and were headed for Omsk, Si
beria. The relatives are the flier's wllo;
his mother, Mrs. J. B. Griffin; three
sisters, Roby, Donna and Alma, and
a brother, Jeff Griffin.
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STATE EMPLOYES
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state.
Further action of the board, dur
ing an executive session held here
last night authorized an Investigation
of the salary schedule looking to
ward standardization. It was esti
mated about (200,000 would bo saved
to the state by the salary reductions
the remaining six months of the year.
The schedule now, effective Is as
follows: Reduction of 15 per cent on
all salaries In excess of $6000 a year:
10 per cent on all salaries from $4000
to $6000 Inclusive and a 3 to 10 per
cent reduction on all salaries from
$1200 to $4000.
ule under the
lows:
Tho monthly sched
last phase Is as fol-
$100
$130
$160
$200
$230
$260
$300
to $129
to $150
to $100
to $220
to $250
to $290
to $330
Inclusive,
Inclusive,
Inclusive,
Inclusive,
Inclusive,
Inclusive,
inclusive,
3 per cent.
4 per cent.
5 per cent.
6 per cent.
7 per cent.
8 per cent.
9 per cent.
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MUSCLE INJURIES
With the advent of the outdoor
sport season, there Is a widespread
Increase la muscle, tendon and Joint
Injuries. v t
Some of these are incidental to
such games as baseball and tennis.
Others, on the other hand, result
from the Injudicious and excessive
use of the muscles In violent exer
cise. It Is not ordinarily appreciated
that muscles . may be responsible
for damage to themselves by vir
tue of their own power of contrac
tion. While an uncommon form of
Injury, muscles have been known to
rupture or break. ,
' Muscle Injuries may also be due
to external violence. A blow upon
a mUBCle during a boxing bout or
as the result of being hit by a
ball, a bat or other hard objoct,
may cause a temporary paralysiB
of the affected muscle and a partial
rupture of the muscle fibers,
Contracted muscles are particu
larly likely to suffer from such In
juries. The professional clcown whoso
tumbling tricks would soon break an
ordinary man's neck accomplishes his
art without Injury to himself by a
studies relaxation of his musoles.
Muscle strain Is commonly the
result of unaccustomed violent exer
cise. Occasionally the vlolenceo Is
great enough to rupture a few of the
fibers within the muscle substance
Itself. This Is particularly likely to
be tho case when the muscle affected
has a specially tendor spot,
On tho other hand, the vast
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NOTED NEUHOLOGIHT DIED
PHILADELPHIA, July 7 ff) Dr.
Joseph Leldy, famed aa one of Am
erica's leading neurologists, la dead
today at the age of 06.
After a protracted Illness, he died
lost night at his home in Penllyn,
surrounded by members of his fam
ily. He leaves his widow, the former
Helen Redington Carter and three
children.
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