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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13
Chapter 10

Chapter 10
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"A Jane asked. HAS Judge Nor
gan checked on the stock
holders
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Laird and Haskin& TIE holders
ere IS represented on the board
There Is only one exception. one
employee stlll retains two shares
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for him. through LAIRD
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se0n after he bought the stock.
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disturbance. Air. Haskins cane en-
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hlrn and thai be- could find vru tn
conference with Mark Sheridan
At the hospital lie didn't o. q
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nr.rfa'ei funds 20 reimburse
quite q fta-and q large number
uf claims 4.c pending
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ManF sor .aIoRl-is predict "a crime wave
fsf urst lfu tears. us WiU watch Co.,,
EFsalrfaou and ere hoW & works out.
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s rrf 90 gasoline has fhe eN-
Vlp8re power uf q pound of
dNranr.
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KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY


County Commissioners N0rbeEE
Thompson and Carl Bervaldl and
Mayor william NJ Malgna lefs
yesterday foe Miami - hold >
conference with state and Federal
officials regarding the proposed
resumption Of operations q the
Florida East Coast Railway over
the Florida Keys.
Key West Administration said
today that the tourist season IN
Key West the coming winter
will be- . good one.
Arthur Brown. tiFnrkeeper a.
Matecumbc on the bridge con-
structi0n project testified today
before a committee of Legion-
naires that q good many Of the
veterans who loSt their lives In
the Labor Day hurricane could
have been saved. he said that
there Vas sufficient time 90 ees
the men out Of camp before the
fury 0f the storm bf0ke.
The ferry slip a. Lower Aste-
Cumbe. which h being rebuilt.
because Of the destruction
wrought % u during the Labor
Day hurricane. will b. ready for
use by November I. IL Vas re-
ported AZ the courthouse today
An Associated Press disratcn
from Tallahassee. published i
The Citizen today. says that
Governor ShOltz and Chester
Treadway. chairman a the State
Road Department. viii leave for
Washington 90 scek federal aid
IN the rebuilding Of the Oversees
Highway.
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Key West Administrator SAID
today that the tourist season IN
KEY West the coming winter
will be- . good one.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22

i'll, are much better now and able to
be up again.
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Pandora

Gardening is again in season, also
the gathering of dandelions, and,
how good they are. The mushroom
is also close at hand. Housecleaning
time also with its many tasks has
arrived.
Miss Minnie Hilty arrived here
last Wednesday, after a several
weeks trip via India, enroute to
California then to her home here.
Miss Hilty is quite well and said
their trip experienced no difficulties
in crossing.
Miss Margaret Hilty was home
from Findlay over the week end.
DR.. H. A. Niswander and Mrs. N.
N. Soldner of Pandora, are men,
bers of the Putnam county Home
Garden Committee. Schools are
showing movies on Farm Gardens
in War Time" and "Growing Food
for Fighters"
Maxine Basinger of Columbus
Grove, recently married Robert
Ewing of Pandora, who is mech
anic with the Air Corp Coast Guard
at Lakehurst, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneck have
been visiting at Canton and Kidron.
The st. Johns church choir will
give a cantata Easter Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hilty, Miss
Margaret Hilty and Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Hilty were dinner guests of
Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Hilty,
Friday evening.
Wilmer E. Suter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ID. Suter, Pandora, recently
graduated as a fleet Radio operator,
at the University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riser, who had
been visiting relatives here, returned
to New London the forepart Of the
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Althaus, who
reside near the Hilty school, have
received word that their son Ralph
who had been reported missing in
action, is a prisoner of war in
Germany.
Pre-Easter services are being held
for one week at the Grace Mennon-
ite church. Rev. Russell Mast Of
Bedminister, Pa, is the speaker, with
Prof. r. A. Lantz of Bluffton as
choir leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lemley enter
tanned friends, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Aaron Hilty and mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Risser and Miss Lena
Risser spent last Thursday al
Rudolph.
Eldon Reichenbaeh, of southwest
| of Pandora, was recently elected tt
the office of president of the Putnam
county Methodist Mems Chorus.
The Laurel Bracy family spen
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Beaverdam

Mrs. VIM. Kolb of Lima and Miss
Mary Eichenlaub of Deshler were
Wednesday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Bogart.
Mrs. Cecil Hartman and children
were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs.
Eta Yant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Marshall spent
Wednesday with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Tillie McDorman at Lima.
Friday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Cook were Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Amstatz, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Ander-
son and daughter Karen of Button;
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Van Meter, Mrs.
VIM. Weick and Ruth Durkee, cele-
brating the birthday anniversary OF
Mr.. Cook and the wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Somers and
sons of Lima were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Z.
Downey.
Mrs. Nettie Young and Mrs. Scott
Lewis spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Dora Young at Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Younkman and
grandson Bernard, Patsy and Larrie
Michael spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Younkman and fam
| lily at Clyde.
Mrs. w. c. Laycock was hostess to
the members of the Leisure Hour club
at her home on Tuesday evening.
T/s Ralph N. Marshall has been
transferred from England to France
according to recent word received by
his wife here. It's Marshall is with
field artillery unit and has been over
seas since December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McElwain, son
Donald and daughter Janet of Lima
and Ensign Robert McElwain of Col
umbia, N. Y. were Wednesday even
ing dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill Arnold and son Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yoakam of
Hillsdale, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Wagner and grandson Jerry of
Lima spent Sunday with Miss AIDA
and Glen Yoakam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pngh and Mrs.
Ralph Marshall and daughter Lyn
were Sunday visitors of Miss Annie
Pugh and George Pugh at Ada.
The Home Builders S. S. class of
the Church of Christ met Thursday
evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Raymond Peterson and family. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Amstutz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Reigle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur White, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Van Meter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl AM
stutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Barbee,
and Mrs. Walter Beck.
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Sunday with the Wayne Schumacher
family at Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Blunk, of
Forest, visited at the Chris Basinger
home last week.
Miss Helen Schumacher visited
her sister Alice at Ft. Wayne, Ind,
the forepart of the week.
The Bi-Centennial Club entertain
ed their guests at the home of Miss
Martha Suter, Friday night.
Mrs. Harry Schumacher is working
at the First National bank.
Winford Geiger and family, and
their aunt Miss Lena Riser, were
at Springfield, Saturday. Mrs. Geig-
er and daughter Sandra, will spend
two weeks there with her sister,
Mrs. Robert Young.
Mrs. Elizabeth Amstutz is visiting
the DR.. Lester Kraft family at
Leslie, Mich.
Mrs. LaVerne Badertscher and
children will return to their home in
Orrville to reside. They had lived
here for several months with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Donald
son. Mrs. Badertscher just recently
returned from Arkansas, where she
had visited her husband who is sta
toned there.
Mrs. George Basinger entertained
the Profit and Pleasure Club at her
home, southwest of Pandora, Friday
evening.
Mrs. Roy Cook, Jr. and little son
Max will go to Orrville to live with
her sister, Mrs. LaVerne Badertscher
for awhile. Both Mrs. Cooks and
Mrs. Badertscher's husbands are in
the service.
+, Miss Kathleen Alkire, who was
with the WAC's in the state OF
Washington, will return here to re-
side in her home north of Pandora
The house is occupied at present by
Mrs. Lavina Grismore and Miss
Dorothy Grismore.
The Glen Nemire family recently
returned from Bradenton, Fla, where
they had been several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hilty enter.
tanned thirty-five close relatives al
their home, Sunday in honor of their
aunt Miss Minnie Hilty, who return.
ed from China last week and hel
sister, Elizabeth Hilty who lives
here and is a retired missionary
from China. A splendid pot lucl
dinner was enjoyed by the guests
DR.. Harold Hilty, a nephew, ane
his family of Dayton were present
at the family dinner. Miss Hit,
remembered the relatives with small
gifts brought from India.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Steiner callet
at the d. w. Keel and A. ]. B
Longsdorf homes at Bluffton, Satur
day evening. Both Mr.. Keel an,
Mr.. Longsdorf, who have been quit
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Beaverdam Angler Makes Record


The patron saint of fishermen smiled
one one of cur brothers at Beaverdam
and the lucky angler hooked one of
the incest strings of crappies ever
taken from Bluffton's quarries. Don
Forche, veteran fisherman, accompan-
led by his wife and daughter, snagged
3 crappies at the water works quarry
Monday morning and each crappie
measured II inches.
What a catch! And besides, the
trio snagged big rock bass. Min
nows did the trick. 1t win be remem-
bered here that Forche was the pisca-
torial artist who caught the tagged
bass at the Buckeye last year worth
a $25.00 war bond. This year, good
sport as he is, Forche is offering a
$25.00 war bond in the fishing contest
which will be launched soon.
William Daily has the honor of
catching the largest fish last week.
Daily, fishing at the water works,
hooked crappie measuring II inches
and weighing poundsl Minnows were
used. He also caught two perch and
a good sized blue gill.
Loren Hosafros snagged IL inch
bass, whopper crappie Ca bystander
said it probably measured 10 or IL
inches) and a channel at the same
quarry.
Jess Manges caught three good
sized crappies Monday evening.
Sunday afternoon the banks of the
water works quarry were lined with
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22

& Power Co., 3 units; Harry Mayber-
ry, unit; Donivan Stratton, l unit;
Rayon Boutwell,, | unit.
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Last Chance for Trees, Deadline
Saturday, March "a.

Last Chance for Trees, Deadline
Saturday, March "a.
Wilford Geiger and Harry Barnes,
directors in charge of the tree plant
ing program, urge conservation mind
ed folks of the community to get those
orders in for the tree units offered
by the Conservation Department at
once. The final day for turning in
the applications is Saturday, March
"a. The department offers free of
charge two types of tree units. One
type contains 200 red pine trees
sufficient to plant u acre. The Sec
ond type contains 124 red pine and
az food shrubs and plants. This unit
will also plant u acre. The red pines
are approximately " feet high when
they arrive.
Tree unit orders on file to date
with Barnes and Geiger are as fol-
lows: A. E. Kohl, l unit; Kenneth
Chidester, unit; Central Ohio Light
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Fox Hunters Submit Report
The predator committee headed by
Russell Montgomery have paid a
bounty of 81 per head for 10 foxes
shot in the Bluffton hunting area since
the first of the year. Bounty was
paid to Justin klingler, Wayne Coon
ey, and Dean Moore all living near
Ada. On dates listed one fox was
taken on each of the following farms:
Chas. Montgomery, Jan. 2; Dean
Moore; Jan. 4, Dean Moore; Jan. 5;
Herr Bros, Jan 10; Herr Bros, Jan.
%; Andrew Gratz, Jan. 20; Dean
Moore, Jan 80; Near Amstutz can
ming factory, Feb. and another on
Feb. 7. Two foxes were shot on Ira
Moser farm on Jan. 8.
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The theory that the National quar-
ry has ceased to be of value as
bass fishing ground was exploded on
Monday evening at dusk when Ezra
Basinger hooked a small mouth bass
at the quarry which weighed 5 ponds
and measured 20 inches in length.
Ezra caught the iunker while casting,
using a jointed artificial minnow.
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News Want-ads bring results.
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anglers, but fishing was slow. Sew
eral anglers snagged a nice catch of
blue gills on worms, but few bass and
crappies were taken. Leon Hauen-
stein hooked several perch along with
some bullheads and a crappie.
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Fox Hunting Bill Meets Oppo-
sition in Senate

Farmers and sportsmen who are in
terested in the enactment of House
Bill Al, which would legalize fox
hunting the year round without license
are urged to write at once to their
state senator. The bill has passed the
house by 5 to l majority, but is
facing hard time in the senate be-
cause of the organized opposition of
a small but powerful group.
Ravages of foxes in Hancock, Allen,
Putnam, and Hardin counties have
been on the increase, these destructive
animals making serious inroads on
poultry and small game. The trio of
local hunters named above killed IA
foxes during the recent hunting seas
on.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22

pNaer 7Noe SHeUss AND TREES
A2s RECOMMENDED zoe RANTn6s.
AYseiD FIIssRTS (4AzsLstTSj zTD
DWARF Plum YIELD FOOD Crops -
BL54 LES2EDEZA GNES Sg2D 5000
ANO BEE POLLEN ~ NORWAY SopDcE
fND AUSTRIAN Pine CAV &c 0DT FOE
CHRISTMAS 7REES ~ ~eLAcA9E1RfES
AND ELDEReERRiES MAY REQUIRE
some SLIGHT CONTROL.
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More Crow Repellent Ordered

Raymond Stratton, v. p. of the
Farmer-Sportsmen's committee says
that demands for crow repellent have
been so strong that 25 more dozen
cans of the repellent have been or
dered. This makes total of 46 doz-
en- u pint cans on order. The price
is 21 cents per half pint. The pro-
duct is being sold considerably under
the usual market price thru the CO.
operation of the Sportsmen's club.
II your crops are bothered by crows
and pheasants at planting time place
your order for crow repellent at once
with either Raymond Stratton, Mil
ard Herr, or any other seed corn deal
er in the community. Distribution
will be made in ample time before
planting season.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22

John Swisher and Hiram Wenger,
engineers at the light plant, were
overheard to say after viewing the
stringer of crappies landed by Forche:
"And to think we used to go to Can
ada to fish and here they are making
record catches at our back door,"
Don Kephart from Lima, assisted
by Gerald Clever, lander a dozen
channel cats from the National and
Rufus Gorham also snagged s good
sized ones.
Fishing at the Buckeye is slow, but
one bass taken by Don Forche meas
ured IA inches. Pappy Forche land
ed 16 inch channel the same day.
Fishing should rapidly improve as the
water warns up.
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For over three years there have
been no reports turned in of bass
caught at the National quarry which
gave rise to the theory that the water
was too warm for this species of fish
and the bass might have died due to
the unatural temperature of the wat
er.
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Mayors Notice

Monthly collection of rubbish and
ashes will be Thursday, March 90.
Patrons are asked to have rubbish
and empty bottles and tin cans in
containers ready early in the morn
ing and placed where it is easily ac-
cessible for collection.
40 w. A. Howe, Mayor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
Nou grob
VINCENT GRAF

Veeraj zjutraj je preminil v
mestni bolnisnici Vincent Graf,
star 80 let. Stanoval je pri hce-
ri ma 837 E. 139 St. Donna je
bill IL Borotza ma Ogrskem, od-
koder je prisel v Ameriko leta
1913. Tukaj zapusca hcer He
len Selich (Sekulich), v Young
stownu, sina Jacoba, v start do
movini pa hcer Ammo Trugl. Po-
greb sc DO vrsil v ponedeljek oh
9. uri zjutraj il pogrebnega Ia
voda August F. Svetek, 478 E.
152 St., v cerkev sv. Jozefa ma
E. IA st. in St. Clair Ave., ter
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

tenn, je usel. Ella je bila zaprta
II dni, alta pa 4 dni. Viko sc je
pa pol leta skrival pred Nemci.
Ker Jim je usel, so mu we'll vso
obleko, perilo in obutev. Ma Sc
bi je incl samo triko srajco in
pumparze ter bos. Torej istega
leta, konec oktobra pa je bill alta
zopet aretiran, cato ker MISC do
bill Vikota v roke. Zaprt je bill
v Kranju, mas donna pa so moe
no zasledovali kan hodimo. Vi
ko pa je bill izdan in so ga nasli
6. januarja 1943 l. v hisi, ter ga
odvedli v Kranj ma Gestapo. Ker
Sc je dobro in tocno zagovarjal,
da je usel cato, ker so vsakega
takrat ustrelili, in da nj sodelo-
val z partizani. Kmalu so izpu-
still alta in Vikota. Takrat SO
tukaj ustrelili cloveka, &c je dal
"a partizane samo l dinar.
"Najhujse je bilo zopet to,
ker Viko nj incl "a obleci in ne
"a obuti enc stvari. Pa clovek
ma svobodi pozabi vse najhujse,
Ko Sc je to malo poleglo, je Pep
ca zacela bolehati. Delala je v
Kranju v tovarni. Inela ie ze
(Dalje ma 2. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

grand admiral in vrhovni po-
veljnik n m ske mornarice;
Erich Reader, grand admiral in
bivsi poveljnik mornarice.
Krupp in Schacht sta
ma listi obtOzencev
Gustav Krupp Won Bohlen, in
dustrijalec; Hjelmar Schacht,
bivsi gospodarski minister in
predsednik rajhsbanke; Walter
Funk, nacijski sef tiska in pred
sednik rajhsbanke; Franc Won
Papen, start lisjak nacijske di-
plomacije; Ernest Kalterbrun-
ner, sef nacijske tajne policije;
Alfred Rosenberg, vodilni nacij-
ski ideolog; Hans Frank, COVER
ner general .poljske okupacije.
Martin BOrman, n n K
udarnih Get in Hitlerjev namest-
mix; Wilhelm Frick, nacijski
"protektor" Ceske in Moravske.
Fritz Sauckel, SIS in SA gene
raj; Albert Speer, nacijski mu-
nicijski minister; Arthur Seyss-
Inquart, vodja avstrijskih naci-
jew in pozneje gauleiter ma Ho-
landskem; Julius Streicher, vod-
ia proti-semitske kampanje;
Hans Fitsche, nacijski propa-
gandist.
Konstantin Won Neurath,
"protektor" CeSke in Moravske,
in Baldur Won Schirach, vodja
hitlerjevske mladinske organi-
zacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
Pism1a IL starega kraja
De|o|i so por+izoni "a svobodo

Mrs. Mary Dolinar, soproga
Antona Dolinarja, 192O2 Mus
koka Ave-, je prejela pismo cd
svoje necakinje Tilke Konjar IL
Smlednika pri Kranju ma Co.
renjskem, v katerem il opisuje
krizevo pot prebivalcev v
Smledniku, XII so Sc postavili po
robu sovrazniku in so ne glede
ma posledice in nevarnosti "a
njih zivljenje sli v borbo par
tizani, ker $50 sc zavedali, da sc
ne gre "a komunizem, pac pa "a
osvoboditev slovenskega naro-
da." .~
Mrs. Dolinar, p. d. Zoretova
Mana il Sv. Valburge, obeina
Smlednik ma Gorenjskem, ina
tukaj sestro Mrs. Jennie Potoc-
mix, ma Shawnee Ave-, ter brata
Jakoba Konjarja. ~
Vsebina pisma je sledeca:
"Draga teta in ostali! /
"Prejela sem Vaso dopisnico,
Najlepsa hvala zanjo. Vprasa-
te mas kako Sc inlamo. Hocem
Yam vse pisati in to je dolgs
zgodba. Ne moreno Vam dru.
gace pisati, kakor zacetek in po.
TEX vojne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

vracija Majestic" Tam Sc vidi
ljudi raznih narodnosti, XII pri-
hajajo v jugoslovansko prestol-
nico kot zastopniki UNRRA.
Med mimi so Amerikanci, Rusi,
Avstralci, Palestinci,y Egipcani
in drugi.
V Belgradu je danes blizu 200
Amerikancev, XII so zaposleni ma
poslanistvu, pri Ameriskem rde-
Gem krizu, v uradu UNRRA, pri
komandi "a zra6ni transport in
v vuradu "a vojne informacije, XII
se sedaj nazivlja Informacijska
sluzba Zedinjenih drzav.
Razvaline so odstranjene,
ulicni promet urejen
Navzlic temu, da je bill Bel
grad tekom vojne bombardiran
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

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