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THE CAPITAL JOIUNAL Safe". Preeon , ;
Wednesday. November 11, 19SS
Patriotic Federation
Organized 23 Years Ago
IN NAVY COLLECTION
"Purpoi, to organize all
patriotic orders in Salem In
patriotic fellowship and good
will aervice. To promote great
er love of patriotism and loyal
aervice to our country. To pro
mote the maintenance of un
qualified American citizenship
with respect for and honor to
the flag."
That is from the original by
laws of the Salem Federation
of Patriotic Orders written
and approved by the federation
Just 23 years ago.
. James Callaway, president
of the federation, found some
interesting facts recently while
looking over the constitution
and by-laws of the organiza
tion. The Salem Federation of
Patriotic Orders was organ
ized in 1830 and its member
ship consists of 28 veterans',
auxiliary and patriotic groups.
Since 1930 the federation has
assumed the responsibility of
promoting the Armistice, Mem
orial and other patriotic pa
rades and memorial ceremon
ies. In the past It has per
formed an important function
In the sponsorship and assist
ance in promoting programs
and banquets for citizens.
The present membership of
the federation consists of The
Daughters of the American
Revolution, Women's Relief
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corps, auxiliary to GAR, Ladies
of the CAR, Daughters of Un
ion Veterans, Sons of Uaion
Veterans, auxiliary to the Sons
of Union Veterans, Spanish
American War Veterans, aux
iliary to the Spanish American
War Veterans, Veterans of For
eign Wars No. 661, auxiliary
to Veterans of Foreign Wars
No. 661, American Legion Post
No. 2, auxiliary to American
Legion Post No. 9. American
Legion Post No. 140. Ameri
can Legion Post No. 136, aux
iliary to American Legion Post
No. 136, American Legion Post
No. 81, auxiliary to American
Legion Post No. 6, Disabled
American Veterans, American
War Mothers, Marine Corps
League, auxiliary to Marine
Corps League, Military Order
of Cooties, Pup Tent No. 6
(VFW), Cold Star Mothers,
Military Order of the Purple
Heart, auxiliary to Military
Order of the Purple Heart,
Nivy Mothers, Carry On Coot
iette Club No. 141.
Past presidents of the organ
ization and the years they
served: ,1930, G. A. Stover;
1031, C. A. Stover; 1932. L. C.
McShane; 1933, Irl McSherry;
1934, Mrs. Eulena Bales; 193S,
L. Mickelson; 1936, King Bart
lett; 1937, William Bliven;
1938, Glenn Adams; 1939,
Glenn Adams; 1940, Herman
Lafke: 1941 B. E. (Kelly)
Owens; 1942, O. E. Palmateer;
1943. O. E. Palmateer; 1944
Luther Cook; 1946, Rex Kim.
mell; 1946, Paul Hendricks
1947, A. L. Strayer; 1948, A. D.
Apperson: 1949, Don Madison
1950. Mel Clemens; 1931, kod-
ert Holweger; 1952, Dr. Roy
Scofleld, and 1953, James Cat
laway.
Early records of the organ
izatlon do not designate the
various ones who served as
general chairmon of Armistice
Day and special programs. It is
assumed that a number of the
past presidents served in that
capacity during their term of
office. Brig. Gen. Carle Abrams
possibly has been called upon
to perform the duties of general
chairman, master of ceremon
ies, grand marshal, etc., more
than any other ex-veteran or
Salem citizen. Others who have
served in recent yeara as gen
eral chairman for Armistice
Day parade and program are
Dougle Parks, O. E. Palma
teer, Walter Kirk, Robert Pow
ell, John TeSelle, A. D; Apper
son, Robert Holweger, iarl
Ahlers, and James Callawey.
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-i School Board, Council to
Meet in Joint Session
The Salem school district I oped by the state highway de-
and the city fathers will try 'partment along Mill creek
to work out a recreational J southeast of Salem. How-
program on a mutual basis ever, an additional five acres
of cost of mainteuance. per- J or so of land will be needed
haps on an enlarged scale. ! to implement the project. He
This was indicated Tuesday! said there was a pressing need
night when the school direc- for a full time recreational di-
J one exclusively for the young
ier generation.
WOODBCRN SCHOOLS
W o o d i) urn Wood burn
public schools were closed to
day (Wednesday) for Armis
tice Day and will remain clos
ed through Thursday and Fri
day of this week to permit
instructors to attend the
teachers'. Institute called in
Salem by t h county school
superintendent.
tors listened to a report oi
Prof. Leslie J. Sparks, head
of the department of physical
education of Willamette uni
versity.
Cast in the role of coordin
ator of recreational activities
rector on a year-round basis,
under cover swimming pools
and a few buildings where
wintertime activities could be
carried on.
The Olinger and Leslie
pools, built during the de-
under the Joint operation oppression years as WPA proj-
the city and schools. Prof, ects are deteriorating, it was
Sparks sketched what the stated during last night s con
community has done; theiference. A determination as
shortcomings of the system 'to their exact condition may
now In effect and pointed out be undertaken by engineers
the deficiencies. : providing the cost 1 not ex-
A Joint meeting between I Cesslve. Upon such a report
the school directors and the may depend whether they are
city council is scheduled for I to be repaired and covered or
the council chamber the night whether entirely new ones
of November 23. . will be constructed. .
Sparks said the city haa a
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Morris Optical Co.
444 State St.
Phone 1-5521
chance to take over the 30
acre lake that is being devel-
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REDUCE PILES'
SWELLING MMtsm
SKttMKS MUSI In caw .Hot cut i raptw
fMiea. blecdinf Mopped. sTwcUint rtHJ.utyd,
cracking hnitd, pue gia-unk WITHOUT
fcl'HtikRY, thanks to amuinf Put On
teni' In 9 cacs out of 10. pain m tlPP4
or matfnally reduced. Pue acta to lahtncai,
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One hundred and twenty-four Naval combat paintings
from World War II and the Korean war will be exhibited
in Salem from Friday evening through Tuesday of next
week and in the collection will be the above picture, which
is a water color done by Comdr. Albert K. Murray, USNR.
The exhibit is being shown in the vacant store building at
237 North Liberty street. (U.S. Navy photo)
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North Howell
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North Howell Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Coomler were din
ner hosts Friday evening to a
group of friends whose wed
ding anniversaries are all ob
served the ssme month. Cov
ers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Aker, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Strchan, Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan Nelson and the
hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Nichols
of Salem accompanied Mrs.
Jim Jackson to Camas, Wash., .
Sunday where they were din-;
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Cox. I
Mrs. Harvey Gilbertson,
clerk of North Howell school
dUtrkt, is taking the school;
census.
Mrs. Pete Schmidt visited i
relatives In Idaho the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Od-
die returned Sunday from a !
vacation of several days at
Neskowln and other coast
towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dunn en
tertained with a party Friday
evening for the pupils of the
upper grades on Saturday, in
cluding all the pupils in the
lower grades, were also enter
tained at the Dunn home.
The home extension unit
met at the grange hall Wed
nesday with reports from
the A. C. W. W. members and
the program committee.
Luncheon hostesses were Mrs.
R. C. Jefferson, Mrs. Perle
Wood, Mrs. Will Addie and
Mrs. Ernest Redding. The pro
ject for the day was, keeping
up to date with textiles.
British Purchases in
NW Far Above Sales
Britain is buying five times
as much in the Pacific North
west as she is selling in this
section, Norman R. Prickett,
British vice consul in Portland
said while in Salem Monday.
Principal purchases are grain
and wood products. Fruit was
once bought In large quantities,
he said, but not much now. Bri
tain will have to become pros-
BEAR and ELK
Cut and Double Wrapped
Free Quick Freese Service
Locker
Beef
Lowest Prices in the Stats Buy and Sore at Packing
Housa Wholesale Prices.
Fancy tastern Oregon White Face leef
Front
Quarter Lb.
Half or
Whole Lb.
m 20' 25
Young Steer
Beef Vi or Wh.
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SALEM MEAT CO.
1315 J. 25ft
Phone J 4151
Your
Standard
Heating
Oil
Dealer
perous again before these can!
be bought in quantity here.
The British sell the North
west tractors, woolens, china,
some autos and cultivators, and
of course some whiskey. One
line of tractors that does not
compete directly with U. S.
models, is having success, he
said.
Prickett has lived in the
states 14 years, serving his gov
ernment at Portland, Maine,
Seattle and Portland, Oregon.
His daughter is married and
lives at Aberdeen, Wash.
Prof. Sparks said three poqls
could be used, in Bush Park.
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or reliable Finns
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stops main cause of burner trouble
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