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the OREGON STATESMAN, j Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning March 5, 1936 PAGE THREE State Auxiliary Officers to MB ion M Angel Bediedt Flag Is Given As Memorial Unit Takes Step to Start Junior Drum Corps or Band Croup MT. ANGEL. March 4. A joint opening of the meeting of the Mt. An pol Post of the American Le gion and the ML Angel Auxiliary was held in the city hall Tuesday night. Mrs. Blanche Turnbull, state president, and Mrs. Blanche Jones, state vice-president, offici ated at the dedication, of beauti ful large flag and standard, pre sented to the unit by Mrs. Merton White as a memorial to her moth er. Mrs. Randie Melby, gold star mother and former member of the local unit. The following program was pre sented: Spring song, vocal solo, Find Out From Your Doctor if the "Pain" Remedy You Take Is Safe. Don't Entrust Your Own or Your Family's Well - Being to Unknown Preparations BEFORE you take any prepara tion you don't know all about, for the relief of headaches; or the pains of rheumatism, neuritis or neuralgia, ask your doctor what he thinks about it in comparison with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. We say this because, before the discovery of Bayer Aspirin, most 6o-called "pain" remedies were ad vised against by physicians as being bad for the stomach; or. often, for the heart. And the discovery of B?yer Aspirin largely changed medical practice. Countless thousands of people who have taken Bayer Aspirin year in and out without ill effect, have proved that the medical findings about its safety were correct. Remember this: Genuine Bayer Aspirin is rated among the fastest methods yet discorered for the relief of headaches and all common pains . . . and safe for the average person to take regularly. You can get real Bayer Aspirin at any drug store simply by never asking for it by the name "aspirin" alone, bat always saying BAYER ASPIRIN when you buy. Bayer Aspirin m v kcte' (I rJt i Many of you hove been asking for them. And we're U crivfrd more beautiful .A hon ever . . . new styles, ' 1 f fcJr new designs, new colors. ;t Wj No wonder I'Aiglon's Lv? J I colled Ihe "eyelet king. 1 V . , n - ; -7 These were started months k'.l '- - 'I' ' ego when the embroider' ' -J i .jk ers were slock. That's why I ' i i K they're priced so low. Bet. I Irt ter buy o few right oway m ' UL because we're sure they II V f 'SJlfCSrC cost o whole lot more Icter T V Thfe quartet from the Piney Woods school at Plney Woods, Mississippi, will sing negro spirituals at the First Congregational rhnrch Elaine Prosser; Poem, violin solo. Anna Mae Schiedler; a skit, "The Stupid Witness." Ralph Oswald, Jeno Bean and Bobby Griesen auer; Silver Moon and Lauter bach, vocal solos, Miss Agnes Walker. Visitors Give Talks Business meetings were con ducted separately later by the Post and Unit. James H. Turnbull of Post Xo. 1. Portland, gave a wonderful talk on communism to the Legion members. Another dis tinguished visitor was Floyd M. Sherwood of the Sherwood Post No. 56. Commander Scarth and a delegation Qf Legionnaires from Silverton ateo attended the meet-, ing. Commander Scarth gave an interesting talk. In lieu of a hall of their own. Legion meetings are being held in the city hall and it was decided by the Legionnaires to pay the city council one dollar for each meet ing hereafter. Organ Gun Club The Gun club has been organ ized and is seeing active practice. Officers are: President. Fred Lucht; secretary. Cletus Butsch; treasurer. Karl Ertle; vice-president, Fred Prosser. and field cap tain. J. Durschmidt. AH members were exhorted to attend the 17th birthday celebration of the Amer ican Legion in the Portland Arm ory, March 15. At the unit meeting Mrs. Gladys Turnbull gave an inspiring talk giving generous praise to the lo cal unit and its president, Mrs. Rose Butsch. and spurring them on to still greater efforts. Mrs. Blanche Jones gave a likewise in teresting talk on membership. Miss Theresa Dehler, public ser vice chairman, reported that the public library founded by the Aux iliary less than a year ago with 24 books now numbered more than 400. She also suggested starting a school patrol as a meth od of public safety. For some time it has been the dream of the auxiliary to start a junior drum corps or band. Prac l A the a. DOWNSTAIRS STORE JOHNSON'S The Store Jor 464 Cotton Blossom Singers Coming ' V Friday night at 8 o'clock. tical steps were taken towards Us realization by the appointment of a committee, consisting of Mrs Forest Sauvain, Mrs. Fred Pros' ser, and Mrs. Otto Oswald to con fer with the Legion on the mat ter. Mrs. Hammer Will Be Club Hostess HAZEL GREEN, March 4. Mrs. Lawrence Hammer of Middle Grove will be hostess to the Sun shine Sewing club Wednesday af ternoon. Edward Dunigan has returned from a visit to rbother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stitily at Los Angeles. Dunigan has been away since Christmas. Mrs. Thor Slattum has been moved from the Deaconess hospi tal to the state tuberculosis bos pital. Mrs. Leonard Kinkaid is home from the hospital. A sister from Kennesick, Wash., has come to be with her. Frank Cooper Suffers Only Bruises When Two Logs Run Over His Legs AIRLIE. March 4. Frank Cooper had two logs run over his legs while unloading them at their mill Monday. The logs pushed him into the pond. No serious in jury resulted although he was quite bruised. Jack Dddson underwent a -mas toid operation in Portland Tues day. The father, Dan Dodson, was called there Tuesday. William Butolph. who until re cently worked at the Coates-Cor- nutt mill here, lost both legs be low the knee while at work for a mill at Beaver Creek near Cor vallis. Butolph was falling timber when a tree caught him. hadie STATE ST oway , "0121153 " thy'H . ffPA re Icter '-5X3 niLl 1 ' 0 Si PRATUM. March 4. A special mMtlnr of the Pratum commu ity club will be held Friday night The Popcorn community club w present a three-act play and re freshments will be served. A small admission charge will be mad Public welcome. WEST STAYTON, March 4 The West Stayton community club will have its regular meeting Fri day with the women putting on their program in a contest be tween the men and women. The men will put on their program in April. Everybody is invited. SWEGLE. March 4. Swegle community club will meet Friday night at the school with the wo men to put on the program. Mrs R. A. West is chairman of enter tainment and Mrs. W. A. Swingle of refreshments. Women are ask ed to bring sandwiches. AUMSVILLE. March 4. The community club, with Eldon Cone in charge, met at the schoolhouse Tuesday night. An Interesting pro gram included: Piano duet by Viola Tooker George Tooker; skit by Mrs. Stan ley Kneeland. Margaret Kneeland Robert Kneeland; group songs by primary children, accompanied by Ernestine Barry; reading, Alice Roberts; poem. Marvelle DeGuire boxing match by boys from sev enth and eighth grade rooms. Wiebe Rites Will Be in Portland ALBANY, March 4. Jacob C. Wiebe died at the Albany hos pital Tuesday from injuries sus tained in an accident Monday morning near the Coins farm just north of Jefferson when a car driven by W. F. Fitzgerald Is said to have struck the auto in which Wiebe was returning to Albany from Portland, his home. ' Wiebe had been in Albany for several weeks and was employed as carpenter foreman for Rever man & Cherveney, contractors for the new Madison school building here. John Claude Wiebe was born in Steinbeck. Manitoba, Can ada, March 19, 1898. He came to Oregon in 1911. On October 20, 1919, he married Nellie Timmers, who with six children survive. The children are Theodore, Pearl, Nor man, Floyd, James and Mack, all at home. He is also siirvived by his parents, seven brothers and four sisters. The funeral services will . be held from the J. P. Finley & Sons funeral ihome in Portland and burial will be In the Mt. Scott cemetery. Special Lenten Devotions to Be Held, St. Louis ST. LOUIS. March 4. Special Lenten devotions will be observed here during Lent: Sundays at 7:30 p. m., stations of the Cross and Rosary, and Wednesday at 7:45, benediction and spiritual reading, and Fridays at the same time, stations of the Cross and Rosary. The girla of the 4-H club have r e c e n t ly received achievement pins for completing their project. The girls are Angela Ferschweil- er. Rose Barren, Rose Mary Ferschweiler, Mary Hart. Elisa beth Aurand and Eleanor Jung wlrth. Inabelle Creech Guest Of Honor For 2 Events Honoring Her Birthday BETHEL, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Chapman (nee Hilda Bahnsen) are motoring to Los Angeles to visit his father, George Chapman. They plan to return in about two weeks. Mrs. J. A. Hain entertained at dinner on the Joint birthday anni versary of Miss Inabelle Creech and herself. Additional 'guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Creech. Ila Mae Creech, Lawrence Lee of Everett, Wash., J. A. Hain and Jean Hain. Mrs. W. L. Creech also gave a dinner honoring her daugh ter. Miss Inabelle. The guests were Miss Barbara Taylor, Jim Haley, Lawrence Lee of Everett. Wash.. W. L. Creech and Ila Mae Creech Lawson to Take Job With Heater Good Showing Is Made by SliU City Grades on Spelling MILL CITY, March 4. Mr. and Mrsi Albert Lawson hare returned t 4m tM Ctt-m tn n.Ha IjwiMI will be employed by the Heater Log ging company and Mrs. Lawson will enter Mill City high school to finish her senior year. 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