davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
NESIDAVE MOBILIZUO-
JAMI RUSAMS IR NAZIAMS

Pirmosios sovietu okupacijos
metu buvo numatyta vyrus mo-
bilizuoti ir buvo tam tikslui
visoje Lietuvoje pravestas pa
tikrinimas. 1941 metu pra-
dzioje TSRS Valstybinio Ban
ko (Gosbanko) skyriuose Lie
tuvoje buvo duotos saugoti sla-
ptos instrukcijos, kuriose nu-
rodyta mobilizacijos atveju
kan ismoketi pinigai, kokia
tvarka finansuoti mobilizacijos
vykdyma. Apskriciu karo ko-
misarai buvo patikrine vyrus
sauktinus mobilizacijos atveju.
| Bet nors Rusai jau prizes Vo-
kieciu-Rusu karo pradzia Lie
tuvos- Vokietijos pasieniu buvo
prigrude is Rusijos gilumos SUI
mobilizuotu net Xxi senyvo am
ziaus vyru masses, Lietuvoje
mobilizacijos skelbti nedryso,
mes jie tvirtai buvo isitikine
kad visa arti triju milijonu
tauta, neskaitant kokio puses
nuosimcio parsidaveliu tautos
duobkasiu bolseviku, yra prizes
juos nusistate, kad ir prizes tai
buvo suvaidinta tautos prisi-
jungimo tragi-komedija.
Vokieciai, 1941 metu Birze-
lilo menesi, isgine raudonasias
gaujas tautos patriotu pagal-
ba. ir, neilgai trukus, nuslopi-
ne Lietuvos Wits atkurti savo
vyriausybe, pavede Lietuvos
tvarkyma 'rudiesiems buliams'
kaip as jau minejau viename
savo, straipsniu, griebesi tautos
jiegu mobilizavima pirmiausia
karo pramones darbams j Rel
cha.
Tam tikslui visuose Lietuvos
apskrityse isteige darbo istai-
gas, kurios eme registruoti vi
sus zmones neva "planingo"
darbo tvarkymo tikslams. Tas
darbo istaigos buvo vadovauja-
mos is Vokietijos prisiustu vi
sokiu invalidu ir senuku.
Jau is pat pirmu dienu Lie
tuviai suprato kad tie darbo
punktai yra ne tick darbo tvar-
kymo istaigos kick zmoniu
''meskeriojimo punktai" j Vo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Siunciant savo auka pare
mimui Dirvai rasanciuju
pabegeliu zurnalistu, nau-
dokit 81 kupona ir ispilde,
irase savo auka, savo pill
ma adresa, pasiuskit Dir
vos Redakcijai,
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
LAIsvEs KOvOTOJU DANA

(Pabegelio eilerastis)
Tevyne pavergta!
Nuns priesas junga pima!
Bet mes, laisva karta
Mus rankos ginkla zinc!
Mes priesui ne vergai,
Nuns svetimos dejones!
Kova NUNS ne vargai!
Mes esam sau zmones!
Per musu skausmus,
Per krauja pralieta
Sugrys ] mus narnus
Laisvuze numyleta.
Gliauda
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

pagrystas teroras. Tat jies nykus, snyktu tai kuo
remiasi dabartine komunizno sistema
,Gi isnykus komunzmui, isnyktu kiutis tesinga ir
pastovla talka Europoje ir visane pasauyje Tikeki
mes kad netoimoje atetye 81 gaimybe vrs tikrove ir
dar mes patys busime situ vyku pasekoe atskurian-
clio laisvojo pasaulio liudininkais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Atsisake Sutrurnpinti

ALT sekretorius p. Grigai-
tis pranese Dnvos redaktoriui
kad ALT atsisako trumpinti
savo neribotai ilga atsakyma
AIM bendros akcijos pasiuly-
ma. sitaip dalykams stovint
Dirvos redakcija nemato gall
mybes ALT atsakymo patal.
pinti Dirvoje.
sHOLANDIJOJE vienas is
kiekvienu 10 zmoniu neturi gy-
venimui manu-, po sio karo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
PAREME<ITE LlETUvOS zURNALISTUS KURIE APRAs0
JUMs APE LlETUvIU sKAUDzIUs PERGYvEkIMUs

Lietuvos Karo Pabegeliu Dirvos Bendradarbiu
,> AUkU kUPONAS
n r n DIRVOS REDAKCIJAI
gQ5EJ $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Prijausdamas usu sumanymui paremt Karo Pabegelus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suomi siunciu auka S..
Su pagarba
vardas r Pavarde
The Valley settler., 1945-03-02
HCSPi l AL NE WS

Mrs. John Stump of Pittman gave birth to son, Jerry Lee, on Feb- ruary 24.
 Mrs. Vict or McNei1 who has been Living near Sheep Mountain cave. birth to s on on February S4. lie has been named Dwight Harold. Mrs. harold Nnkle of "asilla is recovering from surgery on Wednesday.
 Eva and Katherine Nj cki t" and Nikolai Stephan came in from hnik For medical treatment.
 Six-year- Judith Bryant, daughter of the David Bryants, had Burgery on Thurs day.
 Mrs. Leonard Bergan was nosptt- fZed a few days.
 James Hanson is receiving med- i fcal care.
 Mrs. Jack Marshall and her dnugh. ter Mary of Chitina were hosp talized Fhursday. Mrs. Marshall had surgery pn Friday. THE DOCTOR DOES NOT HAVE OFFICE HOURS ON TUESDAYS.
 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE The North and Pioneer Grange will hold it's regular me ting n7@t Thurs day evening at 800 PM. Members are urged to attend. Don't "orl ct the date Mar ch 0,l945. There will be the usual lunch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

kAlLLIONS OF people in
wv England have problems,
but a pretty l9year-old
nurse working in a New
market hospital seems TO
have a personal puzzle that
makes her unique. She can't
find a flat 10 flute In.
This might seem like
minor matter TO some peo-
pie, but 10 Ann Hardy it's
urgent and important. Her
ambition is 10 play the flute
in a big symphony orches-
tra-but every time she
tries TO get in a little prac-
tice, people Squawk-
For a year before she be
came a nurse on the staff
of the White Lodge Hos
pital she lived al home. Her
own family developed a bad
case OF filters at her toot-
ling. The only time she
could rehearSe was when
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

they were out of the house
and then the neighbors
complained
At the hospital she was
ordered 10 quit nuting dur
ing her hours off because
the noise kept other nurses
awake. She tried playing in
the park, but that was no
good because curious crowds
were attracted by the girls
somewhat shrill warbling.
For weeks she has had
an advertisement In the
Newmarket papers, seeking
a fiat, or a room. 10 flute
In for an hour a day. But
nobody wants her for a
tenant. She has her eye on
a barn on the outskirts of
town.
"One OF these days I'll
play the flute" says Miss
Hardy. IF ] have TO move
10 a desert island"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Bio-Hearted Miser

useful while awaiting its
final duty. So he stood II
on end in the manorial hall
way and used il for an um-
brella stand. Many Of his
guests were shocked.
It gave the old baronet
much satisfaction 10 think
that an inexpensive burial
would place the final stamp
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19


family nudged aside the 81
coffin. II would be insult
able 10 bury one Of England's
top-ranking baronets in a
plain pine box, his kin felt
Something must be done
about IT and right away.
So they had his foresters
fell a giant oak, and In a
polished casket made from
its boards Sir Hickman was
solemnly and sorrowfully
Inferred al 10 a. m.
II was a proper funeral -
but the generous and frugal
knight would have turned
right over in his fine oak
coffin had he known that
his sorrowing relatives had
the temerity TO shift his
well-laid plans for an early
and simple burial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

THROUGHOUT his long
life Sir Hickman Beck
D EFT Bacon, the 18th
Baronet of Redgrave and
the 18th Baronet Of Milden-
hall, set a unique example
by spending literally for
the public good-and living
mnNost like a miser.
sir Hickman gave tire
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

age Of sandwiches Tn his
pocket. Carrying a lunch
saved him from having 10
pay at an inn. And IL saved
tips
People spend too much
for food" he, said. Also
they spend far more than
they should on funerals"
To avert large eNpendi-
lures for his own funeral,
the thrifty nobleman years
ago made plans for that
event. He had the village
carpenter build him a 81
casket. and he announced
o. he wished a quiet
ial at six o'clock in the
morning.
y ever a superStitious
man, Sir Hickman felt that
the casket might as well be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

on his life
long philoso
ply OF self
denial.
But when
Sir Hickman
d led tn e
other day at
90, his fam
lily vetoed
his cherished
plans. First.
they report
ad IN would
be Illegal 10
bury him at
s a. m. Eng
lish law for
bids burials
in the dark.
AHdt dHn0A
British day
light saving
I j m [
would still
be dark at
8 a. m
Then the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

lesSly of his
time, serving
on various
local coun-
ellis, civic
ga n liz a
tons, county
committees
and war re-
lief groups.
If fu n d S
were lacking
for so m e
worthy prof.
ect, tn e
kindly baro-
n G [ I r e
q u g n I ] y
W ote the
check.
3 u I h G
never sailed
out of Tho
mock Hall,
his 5000
acre estate,
without a
little pack
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-07

rigan" portrayed by John Mon
salvatage and Rosie" played by
Faye Roberts was very clever.
Those two adorable girls, the
Goerhing Sisters, gave the audi
ence fine tap dance, and Betty
Johanson with her Latin Amer
lean -rhythms and her Spanish
dress with bodice and handker-
chief and black lace was one of
the hits of the evening.
The Ziegfield girls, danced by
the senior boys chorus, was a
riot. Those two songsters, the
Thompson sisters, gave a very
professional performance with
their III Buy That Dream"
Gerry Finders one slow tap
and one fast tap was excellent.
Al Pelella, one of the hits of
the Navy Show, Sweating It
Out With Rhythm, lest his
round, soft voice to How Blue
The Night, Love Letters" and
IF You Are But A Dream"
'Stompin' at the Savoy" was
slow, sultry 1--WE number of the
Senior Boys and Girls.
The orchestra deserves special
mention with their splendid &C
companying of the numbers and
their individual band medley in
Guiding Old Man River, Make
Believe and Why Do Love
You. :
The finale, a parade of mods
els in daring dresses was very
colorful and livened by occa-
sional movements of the Zieg-
field boys in feminine costumes
through the parade. Gloria
Acevedo in her zebra bathing
suit was a hit of the evening.
Sponsors of the show were
Miss Brown and Mr.. Cyril
Marshall. Lighting was by the
senior boys and costumes were
designed by Rene.
y \ \
MRS. BETTY SHUTS, sec
rotary to the Director of Public
Service, left this morning for
Connecticut where she will make
her future home. Mrs. Shuts
is married to a Navy man who
had been stationed here. The
employees of the city presented
her with a conch shell lamp to
remind her of the Island City.
Mrs. Shuts said that she felt
as if she were just going away
on vacation and not really
leaving Key West. She added
she would always think of this
city.
4 4 \
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willard
Johnson write from Chicago
that it is quite cold up there
and that influenza is going the
rounds. Mrs. Johnson is the for
mer Matilda Knight of this city
and Mr.. Johnson is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson of
this city. Mr.. Johnson was for
mer city clerk.
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Baumgardt, who attended the
PIT. A. convention at Daytona
Beach, introduced a song that
was taught them while there.
and it was enjoyed by all. A
vocal solo was rendered by Mrs
Preston, a member of the fac
ulty, which brought great ap-
plauSe.
The refreshments were served
from a beautifully decorated
table using the Christmas
motif. Mrs. Fernando Camus, as
sisted by Mrs. j. L. Menendez.
Mrs. Earl Baumgardt and Mrs.
Ted Canova, presided at the
table. All present expressed
their having a most enjoyable
evening.
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LIST OF POLLING PLACES. ~
sPECTORS AND CLEsRh~ FoE
THE MONROE col NTA
REACH ERnNn ri AZ -V-HaN


The following is list of PuIiuG
the Monroe County Reach fsaDl
Election to be held un Tu-~daE- l's-
cember II. 1915:
PRECINCT 80. 1-I1INir Hail.
Whitehead Street. Key West. Fla--
Inspectors T. r. Iritchard T.
Valdez. Delio Cobo. Clrrk- EaErlla
Gomez
PRECINCT Ne 2-Nouros County
Court House Key West. Fla. In
spectors. W Warren Savyer. I.shu
SpottSW God. j. Frank Roberts
Clerk. Glenn C. Price.
PRECINCT No @-tsa~aliue Fill-
ing Station. corner Fleming and
White Streets. KY West Fla IN
SpecfOrs. Neal knowles. Ellis Arch
er z. J. q. Roberts, Clerk. Earl
Adams
PRECINCT No 4-SchoaIhous-
corner United and Tropical sir-err.
Key West. Fla. Inspectors. Hast uEs
Smith. l.. c. Brintun. Louis Con
zalez, Clerk. Allan Hampton
PRECINCT no Recrear ieTal
Puilding POinciana place EEfeU-
N Duncan. Kermit Levin J. Euisiud
Adams: Clerk. Horace o'Brvauf-
PRECINCT NO. g-Chamher ~
Commerce Bldg. Marathon. KEY
Facss Fla: Inspectors G. W CLARK.
P q. BuShea, g r White Clerk
A. r. WoOdburn
PRECINCT NO. --McKeuzls 8
Place. Tavernier Fla. Inspector
Nervin Sterling. Leonard LnvTe- p
g. Geiger: Clerk, Rodney AlhurT-
d.c-.Tss-
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM PRESENTED
AT ST. PAULS AUXILIARY MEETING

The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paurs Church held its December
meeting Monday afternoon in the
rectory.
This being the last meeting be-
fore the holiday season, Mrs.
James MacConnell arranged a
very entertaining Christmas pro-
gram. Mrs. Ray Alvey led the
devotiOnals and Christmas carols
were sung by the group.
Mrs. Louise Grant announced
that the Fall United Thank Of
fering amounted to SI71.O2. This
IS the wOmen'S thank offering.
presented twice a year through
out the Episcopal church and is
used exclusively to pay the sal
aries of women missionaries and
for hospitals and schools in the
mission field.
The group voted to also send
cash gifts to the American Mis-
sion for Lepers" and to the Lii
brarian Mission in Africa.
Friday afternoon was the time
set to visit the old folks at the
County Home.
At the close of the meeting de-
liciOus refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Those who attended the meet
ing were:
Mesdames Milton Sawyer, Jo-
seph Ladd, Ralph Russell, Ed
mund Curry, Roy Avery, Ben
jamin Tynes, May Douglas, jeff
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Operetta For
December IL

The Harris School PIT. A. held
its Christmas meeting on Tues
day.
Rev. c. T. Howes was the guest
speaker of the evening.
On the night of Dec. II at 7:30
o'clock, the PIT. A viii put on
at the Harris School an operetta,
The Isle of Christmas Dreams. !"
A matinee will be held on Tues
day, Dec. Is, at 2 o'clock for the
kiddieS.
The operetta is under the di-
rection of Miss D. DUNCAN and
Mrs. E. Jones. Music will be by
Mrs. Edes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-07
JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL ROOM
MOTHERS ENTERTAIN FACULTY

The room mothers of the
Junior-Senior High School en-
tertained the members OF the
high school faculty Tuesday
evening at the school annex.
Each guest was met by the
school president. Mrs. Mrytland
Gates, who introduced each
teacher to the parents, with Mrs.
John Carbonell. hospitality, pre-
senting each teacher with
lovely cossarge made of white
chrySanthemumS. Mrs. Earl
Yates, program chairman. furn-
ished some grand entertainment
which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fernando Camus, Ms.
Ted Canova and Mrs. Earl
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::
KEY WEST PLAYERS ORGANIZE
FOR WINTER SERIES OF PLAYS
By PATRICIA

KEY WEST PLAYERS held
their weekly meeting Monday
night at the Barn Theate.. Blithe
Spirit by Noel Coward is being
read with the intention OF put
ting on the play at some future
date.
Seven or eight years ago a
first group of Navy filters were
stationed here. They were all
young men who had had pro-
fessional training in the theater
or had had dramatics in college.
Soon they contacted Mrs. Ger
trude Ricketts,, an actress of re-
nown and through her the Key
West Players were started.
Some of the members at that
time were Mrs. Gertrude Rick
etts, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carlton,
Mr.. and Mrs Townsend Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mills White.
Others who have been active
Huneker who has directed sew
in the Players are Mrs. Mayda
eral of the plays presented here
and Joe Lazarovici.i
X X X
CAPT. GEO. ALLEN Warren
IS home for the Christmas holi-
days and a forty-five day leave.
His brother, VIM. R. Warren,
Jr., IS expected home soon. They
are the sons of Mrs. VIM. War
rem of Sill Eaton street.
Mrs. Warren, who is in
Miami, will return to Key West
Monday.
LUNCHEON and meeting of
the Navy Wives Club was held
Wednesday at the Officers Club.
Mrs Frank Bowser was speak
er of the day and gave an anus
ing sketch on Life of a Wife
in the Naval Reserve" Mrs.
Bowser is an accomplished poet
and writer and many of her
writings have appeared in the
Saturday Evening Post.
The hostesses of the luncheon
were Mrs. McCracken and Mrs.
Satterfield.
On the twenty-first of Decem-
Der a dinner dance will be given
for the officers and their wives
by the Navy Wives Club.
X X X
A COCKTAIL party will be
given tonight at 1907 Whitehead
street by Capt. and Mrs. VIM.
Simunich to celebrate their
fourth wedding anniversary.
\ y r
STUDENTS JAMBOREE at
the High School Auditorium
last night was a great success.
The mistress of ceremonies.
Miss Margaret Ann Pettis, was
exceptionally good and in her
comedy skit with Gerry Pinder
brought down the house with
laughter. Very sweet and charm
ing was Miss Doren Cruz in
her rendition of Dreams. liar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-07

Sands, Adrianna
Sawyer, Reva
Sawyer, Lenard R.
Sawyer, Albert Leroy
Sawyer, Chester B.
Soderberg, Olof
Solomon, Fred H.
Sweeting, John Glenwood
Tedder, W. r.
Watkins, VIM. Roger
Watson, Lawton E.
Watson, Sarah L.
Wallace, Moreno e.
West, John A, Jr.
Weech, Frank o.
White, James 0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-07

Knight, Glenwood Sweeting.
Louise Grant, Emerson Archer.
Ross Sawyer, Harry Baker, Clio
riana Bayly, James Mcdonnell,
and the MirSeS Leila Pitcher.
Grace Kemp, Jennie Seymour
and Maggie Pierce.
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QUALIFIED LIST

The following is list of free
holders who are qualified to vote
in the Special Beach Bond Elec-
ton to be held on the 18th day
of December, A. D. 1945.
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Election Precinct No. 2
polling Plece-CountY Court
House. Key West, FloIkdal

EouSss AeY WesIB 14oAf-aoI
Acheson, Alfred A.
Albury, Grover c.
Archer, Charles T.
Baker, FloSsie S.
Baker, Harold
Baldwin, Annie E.
Bates, Frances A.
Bearup, John D.
Bethel, Adelbert
Bethel, Rodman ].
BezaniHa, G..
Blackwell, John z, Jr.
CabSera, Sebastian Jr
carbonen Felipe
Carboneu, Raul A.
CasaSsa, Myrtle Solares
Gates, Frank W.
Ciesinski, Edward T.
OuITy, >. n
Curry, Anna K
Curry, Donald ].
DeFeo, Jerry J.
Dillon, Cleveland
DiNegro, Albert L.
Dion, Fred ].
Douglass, May L
Elias, Jacob NJ.
Ellsworth, VIM NJ.
Ellsworth. Adelaide c.
FELTON, Berlin z.
Freeman, VIM. A
Gandolfo, Claude A
Gandolfo, May
Garrett, Burt
Gardner, Clifton, Larry
Gordon, William r.
Graham, Mary Lee
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EARLIEST METHOD

NEW YORK.-The earliest
method of transporting crude oil
from wells to refinerieS was in
barrels carried on horse-drawn
wagons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-07

AlbuTy, William 8.
AlbUry. n {
Al0Ury, Howard
Albury, George "
ArSua, Manuel
Bauder, Steve
Becker. Walter :.
Carpenter. c D
Carey. Franklin
Conner. Billie
COthrOn. Alonzo
Curry. v c.
Curry. Cyril
Curry. John
Curry. T. jenkins
Diaz. Di0nisio
Donal dso1. C.
Falk. Karl c.
Falk, Genevieve K
Forfnort, z Z.
FoTnant. May 3.
Geiger, Q. c
johnson. Thomas J.
Knowles. Charles H
Lowe, Eugene I
Lowe. T r
Lowe, L. L
Lund, Ralph
Lund, Avis Z.
Mckenzie, II. {.
Parker, Edney B
Pinder. William II
Pinder, J. B.
Pinder. LOrena
Reese. A. L.
Roberts, Reggie
Shafer, Earl r.
Smith, Annie Y
Smith. J. Z
Sweeting. @. E
Tracy J. Roy
Tracy. Francis D
West. Donald Z
WerkheiSer. Benjamin F
I, John England, Supervisor O.
Registration. Of Monroe County
State of Florida. do hereby Ger
thy that the above and foregolne
list is a true and correct list q al
the qualified freehOlders who art
entitled 10 vote IN the Special
Beach Bond Election 10 be held or
the 18th day of December. A D
l945.
JOHN ENGLAND.
Supervisor Of Registration
for Monroe County. Flor
ida.
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Saunders, Flora L.
Saunders, Mizpah NJ.
Saunders, Miriam
Saunders, c. Leon
Saunders, Jess Willard
Sawyer, Ross c.
Sawyer, Sarah W.
Sawyer, Florence E.
Sawyer, Richard H
Sawyer, Angela F.
Sawyer, Harry NJ.
Shaw, Harry
Sheppard, Oswald j.
Silveira, Mary
Smith, Hastings c.
Smith, Charles H.
Smith, Charles E, Sr.
Smith, Charles E, Jr.
Smith, Louis
Stark, Edgar w.
Stark, Marian
Stricken, G. J.
Tedder, C. P.
thompson, Edward Lee
Thompson, c. Marvin
Thompson, J. T.
Thompson, Mary H.
Thomas, Jean
Todd, Edderd w.
Torbitt, Alexander, Jr.
Trevor, Jerry J.
Trevor, Mary B.
Turner, L. o.
Urion, Hermon w.
Valdez, Maxine
Vare1a, J. M.
Villate, Eloy
Vinson, Walter
Vinson, Josephine
Voght, F. NJ.
Watkins, D. c.
Watson, Roger L.
Watson, Maude Park
White, Mitchell
White, Nellie
Whitmarsh, Lancelot w.
Woodson, Edward r. f
Yates, Earl @Al
= Yates, Eva May
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LEGAL.S

NOTICE Under FICTITIoIS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring 10 engage
in business under the fictitious name
OF Key West supply Co. 5le FI~gn-
ing Street. Key West. Florida. IN
tend to register the said Fictitious
name with the Clerk 81 the Circuit
Court Of Monroe County. Florida
Dated Nov. -. 1915.
NEWTON FRESHMAN.
SHIRLEY FRESHMAN.
nov30:dec7-14-2l.IS45
* tn E cfRcrTT CornT oF THE
NTsEEEESTH II DICHAE CIHCI TT.
or THE STATE o. FLoRI - A.
~ AND ron MONROE Ca VA
IN CHANCERA.
Gf Ease Ne He<s9=
THELMA ROSS CONSOLE.
g vs. ANSEANEST o.
JACK J CONSOLE
Defendant
NOTICE To APPEAR
TO: JACK J. CONSOLE.
20 Fifth Avenue.
brooklyn. y. y
You win please take notice THAT
a bill Of complaint has been filed
against you an the above stated
cause and you are hereby required
20 appear herein on or before fhe
10th day az January. A. t. 1a+E.
otherwise the ALLEGATIONS ~ &alG
bin will be taken as confessed isZ
you.
Done and Ordered az Key Vgaesr-
Florida. this 9th DAY - Deoember.
A. l. 19A5.
(SEAL) Ross a. sawyer
Clerk 81 rh.- q ircuIr Tnz1rr
OF Monroe County. Florida.
RAYMOND =. LORI.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
der--la -2l-es -.a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-07
Election Precinct No. S

Election Precinct No. 5
polling Place-Recreational Hall.
Poinciana Place Extension.
Key West Fla.l
Bonamy, Michael A.
Bonamy, Margaret
Cormack, Donald
Duncan, B. NJ.
Elwood, Harry L.
Faulkner, Roy E.
Faulkner, Myrtle L.
Ferguson, Agnes H.
Forms, Mary c.
Horre, M. J.
Hutcheson, Vermell w.
Jackson, A. T.
Kinsman, Lou
Kfnsman, Everett V.
Laid, Paul o.
Levin, Mary CROUCH
Levin, Clarice
Levin; Kermit H.
- Levin, Charles @.
Mack, Kent E.
.s.es Marks, Vera G,
Nyberg, Ivory V.
OBryant, Ruth
.0Bfyant.; Horace
sOrr, Wilhelm
Rivas. Everett r.
Saunders, Nei1t.li
Saunders, Olive W.
'si Saunders gerald
Wardlowy Pauline L.
Witto,, Alfred E.
Vito, Gertrude
Zigner, Walter