The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-30
KEY WEST
in DAYS GONE By
Happenings Here just 10 Yeara
Ago Today "A Taken From
The Files of The Citizen
If you were born on this
date 10 years ago, your birth
day fell on Thursday.

ae ~ years aYV, your piItH
| day fell on Thursday.
The Rex Ingraham moving pic
Iture company left To-Day for Ha-
|vana after several days in the city.
Miss Alice Terry, wife of Rex
tIngraham, who is directing the pie
sture, stated that she liked Key
West very much and expects to
return for a visit in the future.
The play in which she is being
featured as the star is Where The
Pavement Edns.n Ramon Navar-
no plays opposite Miss Terry.
| Coast guard cutter Tallapoosa
returned to port this morning af-
tier a search of the Northern Coast
of Cuba and Colorado Reef for
the ship Golden Girl which left
Key West, November 8 and has
mot been heard of since. The YES
Isel, former U. 5. subchaser, was
purchased by Robert Cobb, of the
Cuyal4el Fruit Company and start
ed for Puerto Cortez, Honduras.
/ Annual Memorial of the Z. p. O.
Elks SOL will be held in the Mon
/ roe Theater Sunday afternoon.
William Fl. Malone will be orator
at the services. He will review the
lives OF departed members and
| set forth the ideals Of the organi-
cation and the greater things in
life.
Through the courtesy of Cap
tain Wharton, commanding officer
at the barracks, Troop 5, Boy
Scouts, will have a. new home this
week. Scoutmaster George 7.
Archer has been granted permis-
sion by Captain Wharton to oc-
cupy the squad room in one of
the barracks buildings for meet
ings and the use of the parade
lground.
Charles Everester, a retired
merchant Of Beaumont. Texas, ac-
companied by his wife, arrived ip
Key West yesterday. He says that
he has travelled ali over the coun-
try but has never been anywhere
that has pleased him more than
Key West. II am here to stay
several weeks and when ] go back
/ will let all my friends know
about this little Paradise"
Through a special permission
Igranted by the National Red Cross
the campaign on the sixth annual
lroll call in Key West has been ex-
tended TO Saturday, December 81.
according to an announcement
made public today. The quota for
Key West is 1900 members and
but little more than half of that
number has been secured.
All efforts to move the barge
which grounded off Martello Tow
er yesterday have SO far failed.
A coast guard cutter worked for
several hours yesterday and this
morning without accomplishing
anything at all. Most of the cargo
of the barge is to be moved to a
U. S. navy lighter.
| The Key West Athletic Club
tquintet viii journey to Miami De-
ceinber Ia for three-game bas-
ketball series. All arrangements
have been completed with the
management of the Y. NJ. c. A..
team in Miami.
A piano is being installed today
al Number / fire station to fur
nish music for the firemen during
the holiday season.
According to the report of
building and repairs activities for
November, given out by Chief
Ralph Pinder, the money involved
amounts to $10,707.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Whalton and
friends, Mr. and Mrs. w. Al. Jones,
Misses Jennie, Mary and Mizpah
Sweeting and several other rela-
tives, left this morning for Pine
Key to spend the weekend at
Johnson's fishing camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett II. Court
| ney announce the birth of a son
last night 2 o'clock in their home
on White street. The youngster
weighed IL pounds.
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