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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
KILL. CURB. OR AMEND :


While this is being written, President
Truman is winging back to Washington
after stay Of two weeks in Key West. So
far as local conditions, including Truman
weather" were concerned, they conformed
90 the Presidents every wish. Even though
he does not care much for fishing. he-land-
Cd two fair-Sized barracuda and grouper
the enly time he went out.
But up Washington waya whae the
President was here, the trend of events
were VERY much against his wishes. One of
the nsen he had nominated for office re-
suited in all coal miners east of the Missis-.
Sippi leaving their pits at the command of
John L. Lewis. Another man he had nomin-
ated was turned dewn by senate commit
tee.
But Il was in the field of his program
that he was hit hardest, He was bent on
having = civil rights bill, in accordance
with the Democratic platform and his cam
PSign statements. passed by the slst con-
greSS. but coalition of Republicans and
Southern Democrats dealt death blow to
the Aill at least in this congress. The fill
clustering senators. had they not reached
an agreement with Republican bloc, an
dOahfedk would have talked to- the
preveraisl doomesday and disrupted pro
posed action on many important measures
Even the Presidents proposed rent-eon-
troll bin is not i'm accord with his recommen-
dstions. AS adopted by the house, it is for
period nine months shorter than he had
recommended, and it contains provisions,
sach as Is percent hike in rents, that are
not 20 bis liking.
Several congressman remarked dur
ing the filibuSter that the President has no
more control of the present congress than
he had of the S0th congress. The reason
for that circumstance is not far to seek. 1t
had It's inception in the Democratic row
over evil rights in the convention at Phila-
delphia. A sufficient number of Demo-
cratic senator's is at loggerheads with the
President to kill or curb or amend all the
measures he favors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

heesHi pENss dispatches from Eng
49, .lasirags psEfsstls the Unsuitable ap-
.aAa# a. socialism. There j. a move under
~eaa hsss ne LahoF government take
$50 NnNlanas rulss n has also been pro-
wa lhai the government nStionalixe
AuaAAuli noois. whigh are one Of the most
49, alaF FERNS of legAl gambling in Britain
NaAit, an item sAgs that Britain's motor
Aaaan hss aow become the biggest ex-
N@uef af nutumnbiles In the world. and
90 . Mlnistsr I'D me House of Commons
A@&lhe tiwae mas eeme when that industry
N ~ naileaaliksd.
1hnes 40 think a "little socialism"
"a hs > geed skins-so long as il doesn't
taagt ihsm~~should think that over For
. thsfs b ons thing sure about socialism.
"a a 49, t's ueyeF satisfied until il has de-
faafea az enterprise and established a
.lmrisle diesatoFship over All Of a nations
risiaeilye resources Including the labor
lafsr
theFe = a vial lesson ia that for the
Amfrlgan peaplR. We may think. 20 take
tes maa inpouaui example. that rs All
$50 lar ths Novernmsni 90 so into the
tl-Aif hasiasss. and % absorb the private
Ah4@8 - ths process But when this
$50 ne msrs question q Who i going
- ear eieltFieay i TIRE least Of
49, TIE 20 tang WHICH oyerrides
- taHs-aer4tlons. - that a preee-
- a tstasattsd whsFesy ans kind q
anFss. frum e green sore 70 news
49, ta go a4temesals blant. nav -
- go sse raes f.retsr q govern
~ a wsH
- lts fsnt AsFaaa 1'as-fstes ssysrS
haf ao e1@utry eaa 80 .zH soe.al -
- ttf free su,sFprse. T.s psss8e
aas ar tss tfAsf s.t -sser .s,et.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
ABROGATE LOYALTY

In France, Maurice Thorez. Secretary
General of the Communist Party. has
said that the French people should vel
come the Soviet Army if it marched into
France.
In Italy, the Communist leader Pal
myro Tagliatti, recently declared that it
would be the duty of the Italian people
TO help the Soviet Union if the Russian
Army entered Italy in pursuit of an ag-
greSsor.
The declarations Of these leaders rep
resent something of a challenge to the
existing governments of France and
Italy. The French Government moved
quickly by indicting four Communists on
q charge Of holding or divulging defense
secrets and, in Italy. Premier De Casper
L carefully considering what action his
government viii take
TIE Communist leaders are carving
ogt tbeir idea that communism j. inter
national The Russians maintain int
n&tonz]lsza II gat of date and that loya9tH
- The Communists Party alone IL the ST.
IRENE patriotism, whether org haDpeas
- - = Bgngariaa, bs]g&rlaa, Frsssc btaza
- kssssSD,
T&s gentleman wa sa2de foe e4sy IS
ses-lg1 ts&s Dst@yn&] ipya1@eS afe ,y4-
aassso, ~ Ssa@ s9ggest taat s2ca i4yaA5
"a sSssyp- o. &Ds h&vpea " a&ge ca4
1DSFy ~ rsf0ssp human De38zs. C94.
asqsssE,5y, 9ie p2&y Sill expert tbat me
Ds@D}e ~ The rara9Bs e9gatslee u eae
vgTld viii retain thejr lqy@hy ~ ehe
lz.as 0f their birth and taal sgea Aa1Lg.L-
atlsrn continues ~ eoas1&tQ4e "fac1lgr'
which HaaSt be reekonsd WIN jn connee.
ton with all schemes for World regln2e4l-
tsD0D " reform. .-,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
3-Ring Circus
Expected To Drnip
Large CrO,ods

The Big Show : coming to
town.
During the wee hours Of the
morning Of Monday, March q.
Rogers Brothers 3-ring circus
VIII arrive with It's huge fleet of
snow white trucks. carrying the
wonders Of the sawdust ring.
There Will be cages Of animals,
huge Sen1l>trailers bearing the
gigantic tents and circus para
pharnalia. the smell of ham
burgers and popcorn, the, bark
ers on the midway. and then the
Big Show itself with its -sinsel,
spangleS and glitter.
There viii be lions, elephants,
horses, and all that makes s.
ring circus complete.
The circus is sponsored by the
VFW. local Post 1911, and Will
show Monday and Tuesday al 2
and 8 pm
Yes, kiddies land gpewn-ups,
too)-the circus is coming to
town,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
pAsciusc - A xEw LAsos Law

HtH go IsmscFats Cs-rreaa sssus
o. ~ arr.aas 81 rsnflr.s laWs - fsy.iats
.#aa anaaaf hse ewrlsgsrt - ttssy
af ErE a. So aHsg fro.n 80 ~ ~ -
taH gFaafai 40 wkE. b. tss ,fsst-,.l.d u
eststlE Tar ana Co1gFszansr Harley
~ fe-eaaetmsns VI 80 WaRnsr Act a. Dgt
Hrceaais ln sA hkhssss ttsrs AL Be =
HsafNaaE ~ tss bsm prgvaslons q tire exis-
- awa q b t&fs - PFtdir, that there
NN 49, Ffsat fa.irg 90 lr the number q
80 aHkss ffuw noE or. Whyg because
t#F'effu ag1 aaion w0Fkers are tired Of
A. nsrt fgfgst tat On both Houses Of
aFFea tsere are enough members right
r.a 40 voiee fer the TaftHartley Act to
h.aet ts repeal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

Cnapter 10
liar too much Rivers agreed
4 His health IS excellent. anc
as to his whereabouts. he ]:
somewhere close to New Orleans
| suspect.
He was assuming that she kneN
!. the details of MS Own arrival
aboard the L0relu Maria, and nc
saw that il was 50. She nodded
"And yous- she asked
mine was the fortune. good or
ILL scarcely know which-to
fall into his power. And 70 look
50 much Ike him that he sent me
here IN his place.
Trust Fernando 20 see the pos
sibilities and TO grasp them she
agreed. And you do resemble
him most closely. You have de-
ceiyed the Nenff0rts. VINO are not
easy to fool. OF course. year &C
counts for some change For .
moment you almost fooled me-
You have naHleg
Rivers ne said briefly. Jean
Rivers.
She repeated il nlsIsingiy.
1T might be prophetic" she
said. and her gaze went 70 the
great river. ~You Did not expect
to see mess
Il didn't know of your exist
-enee. he agreed.
She smiled, as though amused
but not surprised.
Fernando is. not changed. He
delights in surprises-for the
other fellow She eyed him more
critically. Though this time I
wonder if he may not have over
reached hinaself-jglst a little.
Perhaps he has thought to stroke
a tiger kitten, and VIII ind Il Is
40 kitten at all
And that would please yoa."
Rivers challenged
Nothing would please me bet
ter" she agreed. Though he was
kinder than he planned-in leaE-
ing me here. The Montforts have
treated me as though | was one
of the family
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
BIG NEWSPAPER YEAR

Editor and Publisher reports that
1919 trends spell out prosperous New
Year in the newspaper business Of the
United States. The publication says that
newSprint is more plentiful and that ad-
VeFtisiag will be increased, and that eircu-
latiOn will not drop off. Nevertheless.
newspaper production costs, which have
risen steadily since VI Day, may 60 high
er this year than last.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

j perhaps tney'a Ike u Fnss
Her glance lifted quickly:
ldrop0ad aaain. and the hinS Oh
color rose N her cheeks
~You are evan auiei9eF tnsn
lFarnando. she f0upI1neuteA
| him. Though they viii lei ne
go-now that Foa ere here &C.
coriing TO promise In fhHzr 10y:
the Monff0rts are the souls @
Honor. DikkOn has not presumea
upon his position.
GO IT was Dikkon. And the
y feeling. Rivers guessed. was
returned. As Though reading as
thoughts. she colered again.
Since you are not FeTnando.
perhaps / should warn YOU Nnss
DikkDa thinks shout me Eli
make no differenee--it could Dc.
An any case. since DucaI gives the
orders And he Is never swayed
by sentiment I'm Any case. thsy
know that hate y0u--0r fnas
hate Fernando. she amended.
You have not told me your
name" he suggested.
ON I had forgotten II Is
Irenne,s
aIrsnne.s He repeated r. nOfins
the difference in the snfseeti0n
from the more common name OF
Irene. That is odd-snd rather
beautiful"
do yen think ses n Is an old
name in our family. There has al
WAYS been an Irenne, since the
DAYS of the Moorish inauence ~
Spain. I have always suspected
that there might be : little Of the
wildness of the heather Moorish
blood added 20 the wilaness of
Spanish blood--as is the case
with BaShan of the Montfort&-
That was not hard % credit
She asked sudden question
@You would not. I suppose.
know my brothers plans1 HIS
real ones2'
They have to do with piracy.
I believe
THAT is not surprising" Irenne
agreed.
fernando Is bald. but fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19


ORDER OF PUBLIC ALTON
To: JOSEPH HUNTER
NcCITTCHEnS,
Ffrxo-,
Eaye4te County,
West Virginia
You are hereby required Ia an
Dear to the Rall. OF Complaint fer
divorce in tAe Sahoes styled cause
on or before the 9Th day af April.
=. H. 1898. otherwise tAe allegations
sArTeSn viii he Iakeusas confessed.
This Traer Is 20 ne published CAGE
a week fer, fear consecutive week $
In The KEY West EitEzsa, a RewS-
pa per nubaiShea in the isi1r OF Key
West, Fiorifa
DONE AND ORDERED this sta,
day % March. 4. ~. 1873.
tSealA Earl. II. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe EoanSx, Florida.
BY, {stle Florence i. sawyer,
ntpaIy Clerk
9SDS ALLAN b. CI.EARE. JR-,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Har-s-I 1s-AS,5 S4s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

own nalfE ual
of his wife,
Irene Curie,
with whom he
won the 1895
Nobel Prize for
the discovery
of artificial ra-
dioa ctIvity.
Now j French
leader in atom
ic research, ne
got his start as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

dividing Linz hxtaexn 80 @
and 3 careful nuay @f aMAA d
nes6e6 % sEisF1nsne - 80
dlrecfloa tH8 @aY 81 saeaMas -
Dc fognd. NsCh asptEe8 go -
in6iE51Ual aspskta Is ft4 So
hour
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
WILL YOU SMILE?
L testimonial

Mrs, Crabt,-And YOU have the
nerve TO ask a dollar a bottle for
this nerve tonic?
Druggist - Yes, nadana-and
that proves what it viii do.
take it regularly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
VIII YOU SMILE2
Where Silence
Failed

Professor 8stt-T can hardly
say l Ike thIs tooth powder you
purchased this morning; il is a
very dlSagreeable taste.
His Wife 49, What next That
isn't tooth powder. 4
Professor Bait - Dear me
what is II then?
His Wife - Insect powder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

SUNDAY, MARCH =. 1888
Today's native Is . little toe US.
ioaary. There is . certain lack o:
initiative and q weakness OF con
censration- This day Is near ms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
Your Horoscope

SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1915
knowledge IS the keynote Oi
today. Depending upon the h0ul
of birth, success should lie IN the
study of medicine CT n Serious
literature There are unusasl
powers OF mind and desire e
dig deep into the heart Of things
with an understanding Of ne
laws OF analysis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
BY Ap NsvsFsofures

FREDERIC JoLIoT CURE.
born Mar1h IS. 1900. in Paris
When 10. he decided to be a SCR
enlist. Joliot hsphenased 10 has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

there sFs people In America who are
FffEsG dsnounseFs Of the wrongs done BY
e. 49, ana areat proCiaimers Of their own
tnneA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

fhe mere intelligent an Individual be.
famft ne less osFtaln he i that he does
80 kAoW ~ the correct answers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

The progress of civilization is handi-
capped by little men holding firmly to
positions beyond their capacity
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

an assistant 10 his mother in law,
Marie CuTie, in the Radium In
stitute in Paris.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

Bonnie Russell. agent OF the
State Beard of Conservation, has
an advertisement on the front
page of today's Citizen, warning
owners of pleasure fishing boats
that If they don'i pay licenses by
Saturday, March IS. they VIII be
arrested
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
xoTaCE TO CBRprToES

No1ft u Aa aE&fSAI1HA
/ flAS5 Probate Act. Secs. 3ia, 1eA9
IN THE COURT or TnE COUNTY
u DssE. MONROE CoC MY.
FLORIDA. IN RRoRATE.
an RI, Estate of
BENJAMIN NJ. RUSSELL, a7so
Know IS BENJAMIN Milton
Russell. also known as Il. N.
8nS~e33, also known g. Milton
/! To Ala Creditors ard Persons
, Having Claims ov Demands
1 against Said Estate
You ard each of you are hereby
| ao1i!ied and required Is g,Tess n
any claims and demands which yoG,
-nT either OF xoG may have against
the estate OF Zen JaI1in Af. Russell.
also known as fStu5araIn Milton
Russell, aiSh knoXn as +. NJ Rus
selL Also k4o1n as Milton Russell
deceased, late Of Sald County ~ the
/. County Judge of Monroe County.
Flor Ida q I ass sfffcE in the c84Tt
hnuse Of laid CoQaty al Key West,
Florida, within zig hi calendar
months from the zine Of The first
publication q this notice. Each
claim or dtE1ana shall he in writing,
and SHAH stale lhe place Of resi-
aFpCe and post office addYe ss Of The
claimant. and shall he sworn - by
the rIaimzn3- his agent CT his al
1ovGsy. and any such claim Or de-
7nand ROT 50 filed shah 81 void
fsdJ ADELLA RUSSELL,
As ExecUtTix Of 1he Last VIII and
Testament Of Ben jamin ". Rus
sell, also knoEn Is Benjamin Mil
Ton Russell, also known as r. II.
Russell, also known as Milton
Russell, deceased
feb26 1913
rsx THE CIRCUIT coTRT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND F0R MONROE C0INT4.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
CEHA.
Case No. II-Ts3
HERMAN ERMINE LANT.,
Plaintiff.
TE. DIVORCE ACTION
rTHELMA JJ-AE LAND,
ORDER OF PTBIIC aTi0x
Thelma june Land
p q. lax ~ "
= Sepport. Ra4ode TAsar5d
You areE here1x. FsGusrea II ap-
pear 20 me tsii ~ Complaint, Tor
divorce. Ia the above StAIed rauSr
On hs -5lh dag 81 8nrIi. Il l.. 1zs4.
~ eFw lEe The allAga i&ezs therein
* ~ be taken. az faAftSsfd.
- The order IL bs- published 1sncs
2 week far fs'Elr consecutive weeks
III las ASE ~ eSi AaG3Et4a. q news
s*zs>FE Published ja k-y Hses4. Flor
ida. -
LONE and ORDERED this 9Th
assa If March, 4. r. 84ss.
-fS.al) EARL & ADAMS.
CLERK az The Circuit C0a1ri.
Monroe tso2ntE, Florida.
~ By; lSa3 Florence r sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
THOMAS :. CARO-.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
mar. s. pc. 1919.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
MARCH ls. 1898

The Citizen publishes a long
article today in favor of the re-
,ention of the criminal cour; in
Monroe County,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

The value Of kind deeds is out Of all
proportion u their cost.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

Officers of the Bureau OF Yards
ana Docks are in Key West today
inspecting the local Navy Ward,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

Today's sale Of sponge al the
municipal wharf brought slightly
higher prices than during any
other time since the beginning OF
this year.
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LEGALS

IN THk CIRCUIT Go4RT OF THE
Ellen kNTH Jl'nIgIAl. CIRGtIT
~ AeD F0R MONROE col NTa.
STATE Oh FLoRIp4. II CRAM
CRsRNs
Case Va. LIS.
HENRY UIIT SION HARDY,
Plaintiff.
rs DIVORCE ACTION
MARY EDENESISE-Ia HARDY.
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EI.EAE<TH Il,nHTIse C1aes.rT
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STaTks ms ~ nn1n. ,.s,f
CASE Va. II-sg-
HENRY HOUSTON HARDY
Plaintiff
Is nIxoRssas srrYaN
MARY rDP$4Sy m. as 9sApysy
4sefenaa194.
ORDER OF Pl AIlCATIoN
TO. MARY E3aFNFl4cl-1as g9A9esav .
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vas held Friday evening in the
home Of Mrs Sarah Curry, $40
James street
Key Westers today received IN
vjtatsons 70 attend the Overseas
Highway celebration dance TO be
gwen b. -toe- Key West Club Of
Dade County IN the Mani Civic
Csaser N tne night Of Mar. 81
Cplaty Judge Raymond r.
L2t9 g&sNe3 : marriage license "a
;sa'.<tes@y ~ JoSeon Robert
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t,9,gaiq r.. Gsrvr2k. f- wao
s4G oAea ~ Ml8'ai ", a business
~. fe-t@he@ yesterday after
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tx Ys-sael aty.@t4e, asaG naem~
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o5oA ~ KY yaeas. ~
/ Richard Xs7owleS, Sho had
been visiting 10 Key West, left
/ yesterday tof Pigeon Key
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60 tQrisI paragraph:
3oue aen's dlction is not SO
/ goocs and theif Qagaojc4ioa is
/ worse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

A ST. Patrick's birthday party
vas held Friday evening in the
home Of Mrs Sarah Curry, $40
James street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-19

~ THE CIRCUIT CoTRT or THE
EI.EaENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COMFY.
IN ESRN.
Case No. 1I-sSz
WILLIAM " JOHNSON.
Plaintiff
- DIVORCE
RETH SHIRLEY h Johnson.
defendant
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ttIEStSAJH ~ EBBGEAL IIn6 IT
o. 5Ibt sTAJE o. FLORIDA. Ia
4 NJ ron M0s A0Ee GO4 aT8. ~
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Plaintiff, -
~ - DIVORCE
WILLIAM CURRY.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12

Miss Ida Acomb and Mrs. Clare
Acomb Morris, of Cincinnati; Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Acomb, De
troit, Mich; Mrs. C. R. Sylvest-
ter, of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Quick, Of Athens; Dr. and
Mrs. G. F. Way, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Way, Mrs. Bertha Brennan
and daughter, Martha, Of Colum-
bus; Earl Teters, Chicago, H.;
Mrs. Walter Bowsberger, Mr.. apd
Mrs. c. F. Atkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs.
Blanche Graham and Miss Mar
garet johnson, all of Cambridge;
Mrs. Roger Dean, Mrs. f. A.
Morrison, Mrs. Addicott, Mrs
Muriel Spalding, Mrs. Ethel
Hoover, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Shilling, all Of Athens; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Hutcheson and Mrs
Florenz Mautz, lof Marietta Mr.
and Mrs c. F. Bronson, Elyria;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, OF
Woodsfield, Mrs. Nell Kean, OF
Macksburg, and Miss Anne Quick
Of Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Clifford Oliver

Clifford Oliver, 81, died Thurs
day evening at his home in the
Summerfield community, follow
ing brief illness.
Surviving are his wife, Flora
of Summerfield and the following
children; Nellie Jones, Of Salem
Ada Snyder of Bethesda, Marie
of Columbus, Eileen Wells of
Barnesville, Irene Smithberger of
Summerfield, Ruth Warner, of
Summerfield and Betty of the
home; four brothers, Jack Oliver
of Caldwell, Guy Oliver, Of Mt.
Ephraim, Ed Oliver of Pleasant
City and William Oliver of Sum
merfield; three sisters, Nancy
Rossiter of Sarahsville, Rachel
Hipsley of Pleasant City and
Dora Williams of Mt. Ephraim.
Funeral services were held al
200 p. M, Sunday, in the Mt
Ephraim Methodist church with
Rev. Marie Tschappat officiating
Interment was made in the Mt
Ephraim cemetery by the Bru-
bach funeral home.