The Siuslaw news. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1960-current, June 13, 2015, Image 31

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    10 • S ATURDAY , J UNE 13, 2015
Proud To Be An American
S IUSLAW N EWS
34 Star Flag
16th Official U.S. Flag
July 4, 1861
The 34-Star Flag: This Flag became the
Official United States Flag on
July 4th, 1861. A star was added for
the admission of Kansas (January 29th,
1861) and was to last for 2
years. The only President to serve under
this flag was Abraham Lincoln (1861-
1865).
Fact: The contents of his pocket
contained two pairs of spectacles,a chamois lens
cleaner,an ivory and silver pocketknife,a large
white Irish linen handkerchief with “A.Lincoln”
embroidered in red,a gold quartz watch fob
without a watch,a new silk-lined leather wallet
Trivia Question 4: Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner and what was the source of the containing a pencil,a Confederate five dollar
bill,and news clippings.
music?
Meet and Greet
Join us for a
HOT TIME!
bread and wine, fi ne delicacies by Mon Ami Café,
speakers, a toast and
278 Maple St, Florence, OR
(541) 997-7884
BURN THE MORTGAGE
One door closes another door opens.
Email Address: phelps@oregonfast.net
June 20, 5-8 p.m.
35 Star Flag
17th Official U.S. Flag
July 4, 1863
The 35-Star Flag: This Flag became the
Official United States Flag on
July 4th, 1863. A star was added for
the admission of West Virginia (June
20th, 1863) and was to last for 2
years. The two Presidents to serve
under this flag were Abraham Lincoln
(1861-1865) and Andrew Johnson
(1865-1869).
Fact: This flag was unfurled as Union
troops were fighting the defining battle of
the Civil War at Gettysburg.
Answer 4: Francis Scott Key, 1814, with the tune of “To Anacreon in Heaven”.