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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-13
: INC


Nothing like praise from the family to make life seem sweeter,
10 there? And, believe me, it comes your way often when you
plan appetizing, healthful Spring menus around fine foods
from your APP. And you can actually save money while your
meals are bringing you well-deserved applausel
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-13
FOR LUCKY DocsI

If you want to see a grateful dog,
just feed your pet DAILY DOG
FOOD regularly - Fish Flavor
one day and Meat Flavor the next.
For DAILY DOG FOOD will help
him feel healthier and happier,
because there's wholesome nour-
ishment in every ready-to-serve
can. DAILY DOG FOOD is an
Arp exclusive-and it's dog-gons
thrifty, tool
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-13
YOU'LL SAY
nBEST TEA FOR kAEs"

BEST TEA fOk M&s
Do try Flavor Tested NECTAR or
OUR OWN TEAS-they're the
choice of 8 out of 5 people who buy
Tea at APP. Many who prefer
NECTAR and OUR OWN TEAS
save up to 15c on a pound, accord
ing to national survey averages.
APP will give you double your
money back if you do not like these
Teas as well as or better than any
you've ever tasted.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-13
c WITH U

SSNsNs WIFI
Here's menu magic for you, in
an easy, creamy-smooth sauce for
cottage pudding or leftover cake.
Simply cook ANN PAGE
SPARKLE CHOCOLATE
PUDDING ac-
cording to pack M WllHiHD
age directions, US ~
ing 31s cups milk A1EA
instead of 2 cups. (Ve NJ
You can fix APPS 0
ANN PAGE
SPARKLE VA ILL or
BUTTERSC0TCH PUDDING
the same way, for a gingerbread
dessert that viii win compliments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
AerOUias "V'
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana
via Aerovias o.:
Mildred Einhorn, Jose M. Rod
riguez, Annie Kenimer, Cadwal-
der Woodville, Raul Castellanos,
Dulce M. Gomez, Calvin F. VALID
ron, Richard Carrado, Charles
Peters, Olga Peters, Mary E.
Flynn, Lorna L. Tornpkins, VII
ard Van Camp, Mary Van Camp,
Matte Jane Van Camp, Bes
Moore, Ebert Cain, Nancy Nor
gan, Melvin Miller, Ann Miller.
Hayden Diggs, Diana Digs,
Sergio Brull, Sally Lynch, Mar
saret Lynch, James D. Moore,
Lucille Moore, Hetzel lanes, AL
berta lanes, Elaine hurry, Mary
Jane Murry, Dan B. Hood, Juan
Hood Gladys Wilhelm, Charles
Wilhelm, Marvin Danford, David
Pearson, Fernando Cabeza, But
Ter Brooks, John Carol, Robert
Turner, Tellie Turner.
Franklin Stattings, Rosa Lee
Stattings, Ruby Wilson, Frances
Branson, Herbert r. Branson,
Clara Sanchez, Isabel Santana,
James K. Mortensen, Hattie Nor
Jensen, Herman Bauerle, Lydia
Bauerle, VIM. F. Gronau, Meta
Gronau, Lois Gronau, Lois Rich
ardson, Thomas A. O'Connor.
William G. Leaney, Mildred E
Leaney, Peter Weliky, Irma Welt
ky, Manuel Quevedo, Mercedes
Garlic, Sara Pertierra, Julio
Pertierra.
Thomas Cook, Dorothy Cook,
Irving Buchanan, Victoria Buch7
man, Lloyd Williams, Edith Will
Hams, Antonio BOSNIAN, Charles
Hickory, Richard Scarborough,
Pearl Scarborough, Roberto De-
Metric, Frank Watson, Myrtle
Watson, John Keene, Vonfevvie
Keene, Matilde Alberu, Maria
Dolores Alberu, Maria Gurreu-
chaga, Maurice Bennett, Sadie
Bennett, Roland Richards, Harry
Berry, Rafael Berastegui, Rene
Roman, Rene Roman Jr., Clara
Roman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Final Report On
County Hospital
Buffet Supper

The final report ON the pro-
ceeds of the County Hospital
Supper is, according to Mrs, u. J..
DeIga6io, treasurer of the County
Hospital Women's Auxiliary, that
S250.00 was the amount cleared
by that event
The full amount. collected on
Thursday evening and deposited
The next day was $266.5o and
inee the business and Profession
III Women decided to pay for the
meats to- the amount of $3435
md group OF auxiliary ladies
paid for the paper cups, plates,
tic. almost the full amount de-
posted was clear profit. A few
necessary adjustments for neees-
sary small items and workers
hired for the evening cover the
other $16.50.
The county hospital auxiliary
md the Business and Professional
Women and all of the women who
participated in making the SUPP
per such a success deserve vote
u thanks from Key Westers. The
supper and the lovely surround
-ngs were so completely enjoyed
by all who attended, that the con-
census of opinion, was embodied
IN the frequently voiced hope that
the hospital would hold these
buffet suppers often. i.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14

Chicago property she owned for
an orange grove in Florida. 1t
was fairly close to Key West I'M
the Redlands District. After a
visit TO Florida, she soon man.
aged 10 exchange the orange
grove for a small apartment
building. The small apartment
building was eventually ex-
changed for a larger apartments
building and so on. BY this time
Mrs. Barnes was a much respect
ed Florida real estate operator
and she built a very attractive
and successful apartment build
ing Of her own. The building she
built in Miami was finally sold
not too long ago and Mrs. Barnes
bought the Casa Marina, which
Is probably as far to the top as
she can 60 as the Casa Marina is
said by many people to be the
most attractive hotel building in
Florida.
Mrs. Barnes visited the Casa
Marina here in Key West in l947
while II was under the owner
ship of Mr.. Kaye, but had no in
tention OF buying il even though
Mr.. Kaye approached her about
n. However after learning that
the Knott and Hilton hotel chains
were interested, she decided
overnight TO buy il herself and
did SO She had already bought
the hotel when she asked
Leonard Hicks of the Morrison
Hotel IN Chicago to come down
and manage il for her.
Since buying the Hotel Mrs.
Barnes has practically committed
bach and forth between Chicago
Miami and Key West. She
Thoroughly enjoys this town and
hopes TO make herself and the
Casa Marina an active part of it,
and was particularly impressed
with the civic spirit of the town
and the wonderful turnout for
the County Hospital Supper
where she was the guest of Mrs.
w. Douglass, Although
she must continue to supervise
her business in Chicago and Mi
ann. she will take a more active
part In the management of the
Casa Marina and hopes to spend
more time here in Key West and
take an active part in the life of
the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Harris school Parent Teachers
lnaaaIlad Nelr Officers On Tuesday

support for the coming year.
Reports of the various COM
mittees for the year were heard
during the business session and
the Membership Chairman re-
ported the excellent number of
Us members in the Harris School
PTA for the year. An excellent
publicity book with clippings
and pictures taken of the vari-
Gus activities of the Harris PTA
during the year was shown; and
much praise and vote of thanks
was given 10 Mrs. Jeanne Taylor
for the attractive and appropriate
cover she designed for this pub
licity book.
A vote of thanks was given to
the various speakers heard by
the PTA during the year, and
the National Parent Teacher
MAGAZINE was given much praise
for the help gwen ana the Possf-
BILE projects outlined. Members
were urged to suscribe to this
helpful magazine.
The County Council represen-
tative reported on the last meet
ing held at Islamorada. The Wei
fare chairman reported on the
of clothes and shoes
for needy children and of the
assistance given by the PTA in
the tuberculosis examinations
and eve examinations for school
children. Mrs. Sails, the historian
read the history of all the work
and projects discussed and cover
cd for the year in which the
PTA participated and all were
extremely surprised and graft
fed al the scope of work and
ground covered. After a much
enioyed social hour the Harris
PTA adjourned for this school
year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Meeting OF florida
Associated CansazeveisI
Organisation
Executive. -

HAROLD n. Lsubsehes chsnahss
of Commerce manages. Ell this|
morning for For Myers. - Fspses
sent the Key West chamt~r -
the annual convention of the 80
rida Association ~ CnmneFeal
Organization Exeeaslxss
Chamber OF Comnercs mara.
gers and staff representative
from 50 cities In FloFida wili ran-
vene for . three-eay sessisn n
the West Coast city b. 1sear -.
perts discuss community saexfs
Using. tourist promotion and An.
dutrial problems.
Speakers. from the u : chmn.
Der In Washington VIII eflNesss
building and mainsainsnm iazAl
Chambers OF comEneFee
Laabscher. q nssmheT - fks
Associations board &C aarneaaFa
has been asked hg - pTeadeui
Ike Parrish Of the Mlama neazh
Chamber. 30 psesseae "a ire mfflss
al luncheon on Monday
The convention extends fram
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Florence Harness, Successful Business
" oW@T-Orner OF Casa Marina, Guest
Of Honor IA BPW Installation Event

Tks kef West nunimess and
Efniaastcnai Womans club Is
alHsss nsasi Interested In the
saFuWes ~ athwF lluHlness Women
fFsa a ihey are not hpW mem.
amaa Ams eimeW NnFse "a the de-
Nn "a ffs gNFB moaesl bat also
sFEF aFramsaliahed and efficient
hnNss Annnn. Florcnee have
aanf a. heat they have asked
h tn ha HrNat of honor az
HnH insiallafian breakfast sun
aaF msuina at ths Ia Concha.
Fmzsars nafnes - noe only the
emnfg 81 the Casa Marina Hotel
hege II Nef Weat. she h also the
aaefF sna opefator ~ what Is
Hatmtls So largest ticket
srnEf n 80 couutry. And UNI
Aa manF affef real estate specu-
mts in Fiefilu started with an
manee EfuFe and ended up as
aams8 af fhr Casa Marina which
81 % aafeFm stuHF in any langu-
$50
nen ia oakiand. California,
Fenlf nafnNs who was born
NN8FmH NlnrFNan Nd ire usual
.I taen taeknro,and. with
f ~ tsalW re ed extra
Nan las Sc thus so received
IA Nm tMn years ~ coileme. Like
- m8Nf mhN4 amm she marrRd
- 1850 hefseil faf me mast
s w8h AmAnrNMt in her has
a faTse4 4 waa an interest
N aM&Nm8 Nm sense hWF hus-
a @as 49, Ffed narnes Of the
An f MMFMNa fFNuaNM
wtA fhe ail,hsism sad maNt an
fs0Nksa &saih ~ her hnaband.
HNMsm MMmmw hmd - fimd
aftkInE g. a. tlseause ~ her
snt8 Msh alaow buaaneua and
f srstina events due 30 her
asAaaf 49, kueN = hitle some
N siNa tisssfFv trket ste..
= a. onFnFd anr small ticket
aFmaF n $40 ralmeF House In
fhaase $50 hnss e hard WoFk.
~ tlfkaia fuI al thatres
ana aMf.nH rvemtA tlint agency
$50 hEEasaN $50 ansi finaliy
NNM a. "a mfwaNut status ~ the
Fl tEsel nasnfies 81 me Barnes
8HNaasN NAfhFta lnN
ANaN $50 eeefyuns else Dur
- 49, sass flofenes Barnes
k8FHe mfefe8tea in Florida.
g. s2tNanaNd 8 suaan plsce ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14

- MaTFn Schools Parent
NMhNgn Astoxsmainn en- eettn x
t 49, rarniss was me last u
He mhumi FEaf end wma very
esd a8iFnasa - both parents
aaa go hefa. AAan4 with an ex-
lsMs wtaNFnm and aoetai hour
- isefare ~ "a mextin9 was
8 maaoiiafasm 10 n~Kt years
go PA alixsFa
MTa Mmma Ikapn was rein
aa a. Esseaiasni Mrs Nellie
& Nmf4 ~ Fiea pfesisient. Mrs.
m MrWmaf ~ SECRETARY MrS.
m MallaTs Il 60 neN Treas
s Mma 49, nofuthy Swesting
49, lfAtaslaa Mra AmHiia Camtis
go 49, .rsaaihna ofiicsr
~ Aa,NAe nWnmftmNnt 81 the
Hna Hkaal ufisiTr the direction
mm maeiana participated In
- nsaafam end Mrs Victims
m aaaNfa ufesentTd a Health
fN nsNaanH thT Rev Wells.
l assaksf as unable % az
m8 ftma,fs 9alis rcaa Mr. Wells
h an i.aoking Toward To-
rMs KstiratAan Rev. Wells
go stressed tte exceiient new
ttna ~ naleafsum in terms ct
Ms fmHff understanding ID lHe,
lnanf e. ufe appreciation
ri tEs annaief amd hsauiy 81 MS
ESQ raffh snt 80 prupcr rcia-
F.NtN iatmenn tae pc0phas OF
WH Faffn
49, MHFisml waa presented
ESQ unraaar aNd miii on ~"
N II thr pfA im be- untiFing
he mHh tiss Ofs~feiia "hansei
s Uleffl ana Mr. Dopp was
rfntrf ailh e pasl Presieicnis
- 49, A. EiiFshgth Slneleson.
~ Nsnu fhanked tiae VIA for
W na ama aian fuF ths coopsFa-
fa aFrn 49, dufmg the ps'si
w aa askei fuf cuutinaed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
"a NE.WSMEN COME
HERE WITH DUTRA,
BRAZIL'S PRESIDENT
Will Arrive In
Key West Tuesday;
State Department
Official Here

Twenty-four Brazilian newspa-
permen and foreign correspon-
dents will fly into Key West
Tuesday on one of the three air
planes that will carry President
Eurico Gaspar Dutra of Brazil
here for a one-day visit.
The neWsmen will be guests at
La Coneha Hotel for the time
they spend in Key West. They
will be on hand when President
Dutra is escorted from Boca
Chica Naval Air Station to the
Little White House at the Naval
Station.
James Madden, the United
States Department Agent at Nj
ami, was in Key West today to
complete plans for the reception
of President Dutra and his Off
cial party as well as the newspa-
permen who are coming here
with him.
The three airplanes that are
coming here are described as
Brazilian ships of the air. They
are DC-3 ships, each carrying
about "a passengers. At first
m any thought the airplanes
would be blown by either United
States Army or Navy pilots.
After President Dutra's arrival
at Boca Chica, following official
greetings of High ranking Navy
officers and City officials, he will
get into a car with Captain c. c..
Adell, USN, commander of Key
West Naval Base, for the trip to
the Little White House.
At the Naval Station, President
Dutra will be presented with full
military honors. A 21-gun salute,
which is always fired for Presi-
dent Truman, will be fired on
the Quay and the President of
Brazil will proceed to the Little
White House between lines of
u. S. Marines and U. S. Navy
sailors.
The following day, Wednesday,
President Dutra will be escorted
to Boca Chica Field where he
will board an airplane to Wash
ington, where he will be received
by President Truman and many
other high dignitaries of the
United States.
The Little White House is to be
aired on Monday and Tuesday, so
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14

Wr nmaa Wives have q
$50 saa.leni .pesksf seheduled
- n .rsai auesi ~ nest fri-
ama taashsan Be- b. bel dat FORT
W ta nn p ~ iis Is Com
s a Flrnsraid exec1-
nw ummf - the Naval sa@i'""
80 49, 80 tala go has sxpsF'sn-
fauanew prisosHt ~
ma
- A. nnfk - tfe hs@'rs~
A. mu FfataFa isansheon >"
us sncewHcnaily lovely
- sssmns aahaia ~ ~ oFaef
a. talls trratsiions. ~ leaa'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
'TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Bruce Rogers of New Fairehild,
Conn, famous book designer and
maker, born in Lafayette, Ind,
70 years ago.
James F. Lincoln, Cleveland
manufacturer, born in Paines-
vile, Ohio, Sc years ago.
Frank M. Folsom, president of
the Radio Corp. of America, born
in Sprague, Wash, SIS years ago.
DR.. (Helen) Flanders Dunbar
of New York, noted psychiatrist,
born in Chicago, At years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Calendar of EUessts
III

SUNDAY, May Is =,
BPW Installation Breakfast at
La Concha Hotel 10 a. m.
WEDNESDAY, May l8- =
Spring Formal at USO Noes
Clubhouse on Duval Street,
70 Servicemen invited. -
/. Navy Wives No. SO regular
!! meeting, u. S. Naval Station
Bldg. l78 at 10 a. m.
FRIDAY, May 90
Officers Wives Luncheon at
1890 p. m. at Fort Taylor with
Comdr. Fitzgerald, guest speaker.
Reservations must be in for MEM
bers and their guests by WedneS-
day, 6 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Officers Wires Luncheon To Haze
Cam.Ir. Fitzgerald is Guest Speaker

that is what one is lead to expect
after seeing the Dicks beauti-
fully arranged house and garden.
comdr. Fitzgerald is a much
sought after speaker here in Key
West. with all Of the various or
eanizationS trying to get him for
various occasions. The Officers
Wives consider themselves very
lucky TO have him for one OF
their luncheons and those who
wish 90 hear HIM had better get
their reservations in early. The
headline. rs usual will be We'd
ncsday o y. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Mickelberry On
Distinguished
Service List
up Wirephoto


LAFAYETTE, Ind. May IA
Vernon A. Mickleberry, 3491 Ave.
E, Key West, was among Ito
to win honors on the distinguish
ed student list of Purdue Univer-
sity for the first semester of the
current academic year, according
to list released from the Of
flee of G. E. Dammon, registrar
and director of admissions. To At
tain this honor, a student must
get a grade-point index average
of five or better in all subjects
carried during the semester.
: A total of 40 students attained
a six-point average, which is the
highest grade that can be receiv-
ed in each subject.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Hanson Leaves
Key West Today

Rear Admiral E. w. Hanson.
USN, commander of the 18th
Naval District, who was in Key
West spending part of his. leave.
departed this morning bound for
Balboa, where the Naval District
he commands is located.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
Personal Mention
Daughter Of J. II. Knights
Return To Chicago

Mrs. ]. M. Johnson, the former
Matilda Knight who has been vls-
ting here for some ten weeks
while recovering from an opera
ion returned yesterday to her
home in Chicago.
The ten weeks were spent at
the home of Mrs. Johnson's par
.nts. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Knight of
1909 Washington street. Mrs.
Johnson really enjoyed this con-
valescence since it gave her an
opportunity to see so many OF
her family and friends. Mrs.
Johnson boarded the plane for
Chicago at S p. m., and arrived
in Chicago at ll:30 p. m. She tel
,phoned her family after her arri='
val home and told them it had
oeen a wonderful trip. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
BRAVE DOG

BLOOMFIELD HILLS-(AP)
While attempting to catch one
of two large dogs, Patrolman Jo-
seph Pinter was badly bitten by
the other dog and was taken to
a hospital with cuts on his arms
and wrists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14

THIS is A 1910 college annual
picture of Mrs. Martha Wood
SON Kalwaic. 26. who is held at
Hazelton. Pa" on a murder
charge, for the fatal beating of
her infant son. Henry. She de-
scribed, herself as a child
psychologist. She attended
school in Richmond. Va. Her
brother. Col. Charles w. Wood
son. IT.. heads Virginia's State
Police Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14

that when President Dutra and
his official party stop there the
building will be in first-class
condition for the visitors.
President Truman has directed
the Navy here to accord Presi-
dent Dutra every honor usually
accorded him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-14
NOTICE OF
ELECTRICIAN EXAMINATION

The Key West Electrical Board
announces an examination for
persons seeking a Journeyman's
Certificate, and Master Electri-
clans License the night of May
81, l949, at 800 PM, at City
Hall. maX9-6t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-22
WAN AD SECT ION
LEGAL NOTICE

9Th day Of August, 1945. entitled:
Ordinance No. 447-An Ordinance
fixing and regulating the price
which may be charged by The Ohio
Fuel Gas Company its successors
or assigns, for natural. mixed or
manufactured gas i'm the Village
of Marysville, Ohio, and to it's in
habitants, for a period of Six CO.
Years from and after the effect
i've date of this ordinance; e."
be and the same is hereby repealed
SECTION 3: That any ordinance
or resolution or part of an ordinance
or resolution, Inconsistent here
with. IS, TO the extent of such in
consistency hereby repealed.
SECTION 4 That should any sec.
tion or part of a section or pro-
vision of a section of this ordinance
be declared void the remainder of
this ordinance shall not be affect
ed thereby.
SECTION ): That this ordinance
shall become effective at the earl
lest period allowed by law. condi-
toned upon written acceptance
thereof being filed by The Ohio
Fuel Gas Company with the Clerl:
of the Village Of Marysville, Ohio,
within thirty 900 days from and
after it's passage.
Passed: August H., 1949.
G.. l.. Kingsmore
Mayor
Attest: Geo. =. Schneider, Clerk
S-22-oM
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-22
PAGE FOUR
KILLED BY BULL

LONDON-An 80-year old
farmer, Joseph Cave of South
Vienna, Route l, formerly of Mad
ison County, was gored to death
by a bull Tuesday as he was on
his way to evening chores. His
farm is on the Houston Road
near the Old Columbus Road.
Miss Anna Cave a daughter
who lived with him said she
heard Mr.. Cave call for help
from the barnyard. She went to
the door of the house, and her
cries scared the bull away. Her
screams attracted neighbors liv-
ing a short distance away. They
carried Mr.. Cave out of the barn
yard.
They thought he was still liv-
ing and London ambulance was
called. When the ambulance ar
rived, however, Mr.. Cave had
died.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDINANCE NO. 4so

An Ordinance fixing and regu'
lating the price which may bt
charged by The Ohio Fuel Gas
Company. it's successors or assigns
for natural mixed or manufactured
gas to the Village of Marysville
Ohio. and to it's Inhabitants, for a
period of Seven (DNears from and
after the effective date of ths
ordinance and repeating that GER
tain Ordinance No, 447 passed by the
Council Of the Village of Marysville,
Ohio, on the 9th day of August l945
entitled: Ordinance No. 447 An
Ordinance fixing and regulating
the price which may be charged
by The Ohio Fuel Gas Company, its
successors or assigns, for natural,
mixed or manufactured gas in the
Village of Marysville, Ohio, and
TO it's inhabitapts, for a period of
Six (6) Years from and after the
-" ''''' '"'' - '''''
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
MARYSVILLE, OHIO:
SECTION /: That for period Of
Five (5) Years from and after the
effective date of this ordinance, the
maximum price which The Ohio
Fuel Gas Company, its successors
or assigns, shall be permitted %
charge for, and the minimum price
at which il or they shall be required
to furnish natural, mixed or manu-
factured gas to the Village of Ma
rysville, Ohio, and to its lnhabl =
tants shall be and the same is here
by fixed for each Individual con-
sumner, as follows:
Twenty Cents coco per one
hundred GO0) cubic feet for
the first 500 cubic feet. used
through each meter each
month:
six Cents C6c) per one hundred
GO0) cubic feet for the next
4,5OO cubic feet used through
each meter each, month;
Five and one-half Cents Go Y @
per one hundred OOO) cubic
feet for all i'm excess of 5000
cubic feet, used through each
meter each month;
A Minimum Charge for each
customer each month of one
Dollar (S1.0O) shall be made;
A Delayed Payment Charge OF
five percent go, but which
i'm no instance shall be less
than Ten Cents GOC), shall
be added TO the above charge
If the monthly bill therefor
is not paid within the time
prescribed by the Rules and
Regulations Of the company
rom anu al iA'i Aii' 'Nl'' -
Of the aforesaid five year period
and for a further period of Two 90
years thereafter, as follows:
Twenty Cents C20c) per one
hundred GOO) cubic feet for
the first 500 cubic feet, used
through each meter each
month:
Seven Cents (7c) per one hun
dred G00) cubic feet for next
1,500 cubic feet, used through
each meter each month;
Six Cents (6c) per one hundred
GO0) cubic feet for the next
5000 cubic feet used through
each meter each month;
Five and One-half Cents @ 12c)
per one hundred cubic feet
for all i'm excess of 5000 cubic
feet, used through each
meter each month;
4 minimum Charge for each
customer each month Of one
Dollar ($1.OO) shall be made;
A Delayed Payment Charge OF
five percent (5f), but which
in no instance shall be less
than Ten Cents G0c), shall
be added to the above charge
If the monthly bill therefor Is
not paid within the time pre-
scribed by the Rules and
Regulations of the Company
SECTION: ,: That Ordinance No
447 passed by the Council Of the
village of Marysville, Ohio, on the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Apples, large worm
free. Good for cooking and eat
ing, 6 lbs. for 25 cents,
$l.50 bu. 843 Columbus Ave.
8-15-tf