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Anniversary
Birthday of Legion' '
Celebrated Tuesday ,
At Mt. Angel
MP. ANGEL The Legion's
birthday was celebrated in ML
Angel with a supper Tuesday, giv
en by tilt, auxiliary for the Le
gion members. Peter Gores, com
mander of the local post was pre
sented with a large cake, decorat
ed in the Legion colors and in
scribed with,the 23rd anniversary,
The cak'e was a gift from Mrs.
Albert Lanners, past, president of
the auxiliary, who - was likewise
celebrating her birthday that day.
J. Penner was a guest. All past
' commanders of - the ' post .were
seated at the honor table. Program
numbers consisted of a vocal du
et by June Ann ' and Flodine
Lucht, piano solo, Ralph Oswald
and a vocal solo by Elaine Pros-
aer. -v
The auxiliary decided to hold
the annual Easter egg hunt 'for
the children of Legionnaires and
auxiliary members at the Legion
hall at 2 pjn. on April S.
Marion county assembly will
fee. held at Mt Angel April 9.
Trie Legionnaires went on re
cord to henceforth hare the US
flag flown from the Legion hall
very day- and to request the
mayor of Mt Angel to see that
It is likewise displayed each day
at the cltyhalL
Mii
Willa
alette T alley Mew
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Reports from The Statesman's 78 Community Correspondents
PAGE EIGHT
Salem, Orecon. Friday Morning. March 23. 1942
Group Attends
Defense Class
' PEDES E. N. Johnson; C L.
Bur bank, , W. P Van Den Bosch
and Clinton Ruitef attended the
defense -classes at Dallas last
week,
Billy Burbank-tand Linwood
Bush, Bremerton, visited relatives
here Sunday. v r ,
Mr. and. Mrs. Roland Trueax
and family, Mr. and Mrs.' Joe
Trueax and Mr. and Mrs. George
McCormack attended a' birthday
party at the Wes Osborn home
near Lewisville Saturday.
Guests at the Van Dyke 'home
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Har
rison Vickers and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Day and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Campbell
and children were guests of H. J.
Bevens at Cherry Grove Spnday.
Books Are Donated
LIBERTY Liberty residents
having books to donate to. the
victory book- campaign for sol
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Corporal Jackla Coogan, one-tlmo boy film star, reports to Major
Charles L. Hamilton a Hamilton field, California. Ooogaa, who
achieved film fama with his rola as Tba Kid In bis ehlk&ood days,
flow to Hamtltw fiokl fxom tho Stockton. CaL. air baao.
Infant Buried -
At Mt. Angel
MT., ANGEL Funeral rites
for Susan Marie ' Ficker, ' infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ficker, who died at the Hubbard
hospital Tuesday were held from
St Mary's Catholic church Wed
nesday at 1:30 p.m.
The child was born March 9.
Besides her parents she leaves one
sister, Judy, and her two grand
mothers, Mrs. Mary Ficker and
Mrs. Katherine Kruse.
ral Rites
Held for Baby
INDEPENDENCE Dale Al
bert Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Boyd, died in Salem Sunday
at the age of seven months.
He was born at Leavenworth,
Kan., and came to Oregon with
his parents three months ago. He
is survived by his mother and
father.
' Funeral services were held from
the Smith-Baun mortuary in In
dependence Tuesday with Bev. L.
H. Vickers officiating. Interment
Missionary
in
Enemy Hands
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LEBANON Mrs. George Har
den and. Ruth Enders have re
ceived word' that! their brother-in-law,
R e v . Robert Chrisman,
who . has been a missionary in
Thailand for a .number of years,
has been Interned somewhere out
of : Bankok, now in Japanese
hands. Their sister, with her two
small children were evacuated
some months ago and is now In
Glendale, Calif. -.- - "
i Another sister, ; Claire Enders,
a graduate of the Methodist hos
pital in Los Angeles, Is . now a
Lieutenant - in the army : nurse
corps and - reported ; for active
duty at Camp Roberts this week.
She is a member of an evacuation
unit organized at the Good Sa
maritan hospital in Los Angeles,
where she has been working. Af
ter six weeks of Intensive train
ing at Camp Roberts, the unit will
be sent ' wherever evacuees ' need
care. - : -.. .-
Monitor Man at
Top of Recent
Draft list!
WOODBURN A check of the
local draft list revealed that Mah
lon Hanson, 43, of route one,
Woodburn, is at tha top of the
new list of registrants. Hanson
lives near Monitor." V
This information is unofficial
As yet the master list has not
been received at the draft board
office.
Woodburn Townsend club will
meet tonight in Lincoln grade
schooL
Dr. R. A. Phillips, Portland,
will speak. George J. Steinke, a
member of the first congressional
district council, chairman of the
state council and member of the
regional committee, will make a
report '
was in the IOOF cemetery south
of Independence. .
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Staff Named
ArMaiGty
. Faculty BIcnibcrs for
Two Schools Chosen;
Vacancy Filled
MILL CITY Teacher were
re-elected for next year as fol
lows: Frank W. Smith, superin
tendent of schools and principal
of the high'school; James Dimit,
athletics' - and . science; Marian
Todd, history; Doris Sheythe, mu
sic and English. " " . "
" Heslgnations " were accepted
from Mrs. Harry Mason, heme
economics and mathematics
teacher, and Mrs." Olive Oliver,
commercial subjects. . ':. ,
Rehired for the grade school
Vernon Todd, principal and eighth
grade teacher; Ann Buroker, Al
ice Smith, Helen Bany, Vivian
Hoanlg and Mabel Naedham. Mrs.
XX Relchxteln has been hired for
the remainder of the year to fill
tha vacancy caused by the, resig
nation et , the seventh grade
teacher, Maria Congdoru v
: last week ended another six
weeks' period for Mill Citj high
schooL The following students
made the honor roll: -"
Seniors: Glenda Lyons, Florene
Shepherd, rrances Caraway, An
na "May DoIezaL and rrances
Burke; juniors,-- Imogene Roye,
Harvey Syverson, Betty, Jean Bo
deker, John McRae, and Duane
Downing. Sophomores: LQa Need
ham, Elaine Clipf ell . and Cleone
Kaplinger. Freshmen, Marguerite
Smith, Teresa Pietrok, Doris Mon
tan, Isabel Mason, Louise Kuiken,
and Mary Ann Bruder.wneido-i
TTanda Cuy, Xmacae Ctzzzi tad
Mary Ann B ruder. s ,
The cup, which ii given to the
outstanding class for each slx
weeks period, was won by the
freshman class, -
A group of juniors, Betty Jean -Bodeker,
Duane . Downing, John
McRae, Imogene Roye, Harver
Syverson and Dick Wagner, ao -companled:
by rrankr W. Smith,
superintendent, attended ' the m-1
stltute Of citizenship at Wlllam-:
ette university Tuesday. ' ' -
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operation; recently, .went to Port-.
land Tuesday for. a check-iip.
t Mr and Mrs. Neal Stoutehburgj
accompanied -Mrs. ' Lester Holt,"
Carlton, r Wednesday : and were :
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gisler
at Salem.--- 1 . :'
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