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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-06

from her illness of several
months.
Charles Pugh, who informed
President Truman thai his
group was daily remembering
him i'm their devotions. has
reply from the Presidents sec
retary, stating his appreciation.
A carton of cigarettes was given
to Charles, recently, by those
he supplies in appreciation Of
his good service.
Bud Young, who is home on
furlough. paid a visit to his
friends i'm I'D" Thursday night.
We're sorry we missed seeing
you, Bud.
Rita Rybarczyk will celebrate
with her husband their wedding
anniversary April 10th. Rita
will also have a birthday April
18th. Our best wishes to you
both.
The restaurant committee is
now composed OF Eddie Scott in
"A", Carrie Moore in ''E", Vera
Eickholt in 'L" and yours truly
in I'D" second shift.
Marion Taylor, Marie Miller
and Sophia Swiderski will
transfer to Dept. 'sL" Monday.
We'll miss you girls.
Our good friend and fellow
Inspector, Paul Morgan, was
stricken suddenly March 3Oth
and we honestly hope that his
condition will speedily improve.
Did you note the group pic
ture of the Champion Shop
Committee in last weeks Jour
nal? Hats off to the Journal for
publishing this.
Leonard (English) BOrglin,
Dept. ID, 1st Shift.
Blood donors from this de-
partment last week were Jean
Meek, Vern Montague, Erwin
Jachowiak and Kenneth Berkel.
Thank you, folks, for your gen.
erosity and I'm sure those you
gave for thank you, too.
/ What do you know Peg Alt
weis' dog had 4 pups, born on
Good Friday. Good breed, too
they're called all American
nuts, named 'tEenie, Meenie,
Minee and Moe" For their sex,
see Peg.
! Walter Lewis was a proud
4 grandpa on March 30th, when
his daughter gave birth to son
Congratulations. Mother n
baby are doing just fine. A little
on the darker side for Walter is
the fact that Mrs. Lewis is in
Riverside Hospital. We need
blood donors to help her on the
road to recovery, however, we
are sure that our donors will
come through for her as they
have for many others. Hope
Mrs. Lewis improves rapidly.
We were very sorry to hear
that Alice Lees father had pass
ed away, March 9th. Our deep
est sympathy to Alice and al
the survivors.
] Arnold Weiss celebrated his
birthday March 28th. He bought
his friends and fellow worker:
candy, coffee, etc. Congratula-
tions, Arnold, and may you cele-
brate many. more such happy
occasions.
! Pretty little Dorothy Sobolew-
ski was gaily passing out candy
to her many friends March 3OtF
to commemorate one m or {
happy birthday. May you have
many more, Dorothy.
I Ask Pete Sabo, that gay
young gent, what happened one
morning last week, when ht
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my news column wasn't in, alth
placed somewhere, so I'll try to
was meant to be in last week.
The girls miss Lillian BOcian
Nom the stud line, who is on
sick leave. They all wish her a
speedy recovery.
Rosemary Babos was wei
coined back to work by every
one after being out some time.
My sympathy goes to the boys
i'm Dept. A and B. work there
on Friday. 1t certainly is a noisy
place. I hope their wives are
sympathetic with them if they
forget themselves and speak
loudly at home.
The girls wish to welcome
Esther Jankowski back to work
after several weeks of illness.
Take it easy, Esther.
Say, Rose and Grace, how do
you like coffee with salt i'm it.
I guess the girls are sweet
enough that they put salt in
their coffee instead of sugar.
- Beatrice Clark and her hus-
band are celebrating their 5th
wedding anniversary. Beatrice
was all dressed up the 3Oth of
March as befitted this occasion.
Congratulations MIR. and Mrs.
Clark and may you have many
more happy years together.
Victoria Kurasinski wants to
thank the Unit Body for the
lovely flowers she received
while I'LL in ST. Vincent's Hos
pital. 1t helped, make Easter
more pleasant.
Alice Mate came back on the
End shift the girls were all
glad to have her back.
We are all glad to have our
stewardess, Carrie Moore, back
at work again. Hope you are
feeling better, Carrie.
y inn VinsOn, Dept. ID, End Shift
Blanche Evans, who has been
absent for several months be-
cause of illness, returned to
work recently. We really missed
you, Blanche.
Marie Miller, absent for the
same reason since January, we
gladly welcome back, also.
When things are a little dull,
Stella Radabaugh can be de-
pended on to liven things up.
The latest contribution OF
Stella's is snapshot of herself
as she reclined on the floor OF
her home, clad only in pair OF
scanties made for her by a
friend at Christmas. AS pin-up
gal, we've seen nothing more
attractive, Stella.
March is on the march and
soon April showers will be
fcoaxing the hepaticas and vio-
lets, and daffodils into bloom
Lawn rollers, hoes, spades and
rakes will be coming out of hid
ing and lawn mowers will soon
be purring, not to mention the
advent of fishing equipment.
We have just learned that the
person who had the happy idea
of sending that letter to Bob
Waldmanstetter was Katherine
Menard. How we ever received
any credit for this mystifies us
Our apologies to Mrs. Menard.
A generous collection was
taken in cd" for Edna Kramer
who has been hospitalized, and
absent since early in February
Edna is now convalescing from
her operation at home. Edna:
address is 1348 Grand Ave-, she
,e;Will be pleased to hear from
begiiends.
7 ". Congratulations to Don anc
ellen Welch ON their adoption
a baby girl. We're pleased tt
Lar that Helen is recovering
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with a straight razor. Was it too
early in the Am. or did you
think you were on KIP. duty?
KIP. means keep peeling.
AL Tucker TuchoIski,
Dept. B. All Shifts
Have you seen Walt Bitz with
his new hair-do? It's very be-
coming. He knew that if he did
not get one pretty soon it would
be coming off anyway.
Robert Ressler showed the
boys some real bowling last
week. Starting with $50 he fin
ished with 222 and 233 for
COS total. He must have taken
a lesson from Mel Kwiatkowski.
They tell me that when Mel
gave Ed MoWka one lesson Ed
-bowled a 278 game for high
single in the league. Ray and
Frank are waiting for Frank to
take them on the lanes. Is he
waiting for hotter weather?
Felix Gorney takes over Ed
Baginski's set-up job with Ed
taking over on days.
Jimmy Byczynski is back at
work after being off with a
back ailment. Others back on
the job after battling the flu
are Walt Bitz, Felix Gorney,
Les Wentz, Ralph Cowdrey, Earl
Cole, Tom Mccarthy, Ray Shan
eau, Frank Sobczak, Bill Sever
and Lincoln Graham. Glad to
see you back, fellows.
The Frank Kurdziels are now
the proud parents of baby boy.
Papa works in "B", while Vir-
ginia works in "E". CongratuIa-
tions, folks.
Mel KWiatkoWski claims that
they could start the World Ser
les next week if they could
name the National League pen
nant winner. prediction for
October made in April is Yanks
to win Series in five games).
Colonel Tarver,
Dept. e. 1st Shift
Colonel Tarver wishes to pass
ON to his readers, a human in
terest story about a typical
American boy of today, who
has been torn from the moorings
of his familiar home environ
ment and trained in our serv-
ices to fight against aggression
SO that our America will be kept
a free country, for you and me
God bless all of them. The name
of this boy is John Grup, Jr.
who has just completed hi.
training and is now on the high
seas sailing on the U.S.S. Helena
bound for Korean waters. You
have our prayers for safe early
return, Jack. (Jack is the sor
of our Unit Chairman, John
Grup).
Happy birthday to Julia Has
sen, March 10th; Helene Suzor
March 28th; Stella Rybinski
March 28th; Beatrice DeCelle
March 3Oth; Stella silva, March
10th. Many happy returns Of the
day from all of us.
/ Genevieve Lohberger an
Marie Palicki were welcomed
by their many friends wher
they came on the 1st shift las
week.
i Sydney Bishop made change
to the stud lines and is appar
emily happy with the new ar
rangement. Best wishes, Sgd.
i Mrs. Val Ch?????? returned
to work last week from her rec
ent honeymoon, looking radiant
! ly happy. 1t couldn't happen t.
a nicer couple. Congratulation
! from all of us.
| Alice Mate returned to tn,
End shift to be with her hus
band. Best wishes, Alice.
| Mary Wood celebrated he
9Th anniversary as a Champion
worker last Friday. Hope yo,
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Compiled by Lois Kramer,
Unit Secretary
-SPARKAETS|
2 y CHAMPION UNIT ~ /

ga News Service for All the Champion Plug Family
Irene NOwak Dept e, End Shift
First the department last week
column wasn't in, although handed it mis-
placed somewhere I'll the that
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Nick Mikaljewski.
, 1951-07-10
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No.
C-1418 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
of is hereby requested to pre-
sent it to the Bank within
Twelve (12) weeks from this
date as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new
one issued in it's place at the
expiration Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
June 8, 1851
, 1951-07-10
Mildred Harrgian
%

liams, Misses Aurora Abram-
son, Nora Mae Pretto, Buelah
L. Paulus, Theodore A. Dun
bavin, Olive A. Klyvert, Kath-
leen M. Samuel, Cleone Eman-
uel, Zephaniah James,, Mrs.
Ena M. Teytaud, Mrs. Elisa E.
Dennis, Mrs. Kathleen E.
Smith, Mrs. Keturah T. Simp-
son, Mrs. Oran Roebuck, Mrs.
Elaine Williams, Misses Hya-
cinth Nesbitt, Gladys Richard
son and Alberto Clendinen.
The three latter are recent
graduates of the Christiansted
High School.
, 1951-07-10
Special Notice
To Federation of Small
F a r m e
F a r m e r S

You are invited to a meet
ing at Princess School on Sun
day evening at $3.50 to meet
with Mrs. Harrigan at which
she will turn over all
documents and monies that
were in the hands Of her hus-
band, the late President, Lud-
Wig Harrigan.
Mildred Harrgian
, 1951-07-10
IRAN

IRAN REJECTS 80.
President Truman in which he
acceptance of the
Courts ruling to prevent a
shutdown of oil operations in
Iran and added surely this is
a disaster which craftsmanship
can find a way to avoid" Mr..
Truman offered to send his
personal advisor, Averill Har-
.riman, but the Premier told
Ambassador Grady that the
message came a little late.
, 1951-07-10
at PINK FANCY

Hardly used Kelvinator deep-freeze $500; olympia
combination radio-phonograph with shortwave $175,
Barbecue set $50; Royal portable typewriter SIS;
large westinghouse floor fan (new) $65; new lawn,
chaise with umbrella 500; six foot yellow outdoor
umbrella $50, wooden bridge tables $40 each; 2 Sim
mons Beauty-Rest twin beds and box springs, 500
each set, Westinghouse electric clothes dryer $500;
metal garden chairs $40 each, Mosler Safe $3.50
Face towels So. doz, Bath towels $40. doz, aluminium
wall lamps $3.50 ca, Pepperll blankets $1,000 ca.
Westinghouse iron $3.50, Warning mixer $4,000 metal
lawn table $4,000, umbrella to go with it $4,000, Sim
mons metal legs & casters for studio beds, 4 for 7.5O
Electric oven $500, Sundry household supplies and
drugs. 2 aluminium chaise lounge $500 each
All articles in excellent condition. MAY be seen
between 10 Am and 4 Pm.
, 1951-07-10
AUCTION NOTICE

Al the request of R. H.. Am
phlett Leader, Esq, attorney
for Joseph George, Admins
traitor of the Estate of Christie
pher Thomas, Deceased, and
by virtue of an Order issued
out Of the District Court of the
Virgin Islands dated June %,
1851, there will be offered for
sale at Public Auction to be
held in the office of the under
signed Vendue Director on
Monday, August 6, 1851, at
300 o'clock pm, the real pro-
perty Parcel No. IL of Estate
Work & Rest, Queen Quarter,
with building thereon.
The conditions for the sale
will be read at the time of the
sale, and all documents there
with connected will be exhi-
bited at the same time.
Christiansted Vendue Office
July 5, 1851
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars.
D. C.
Vendue Director
ADVERIISE NOW
, 1951-07-10

nEO0 80
limited number of Allied news
correspondents will be per
mitted to go to Kaesong, for
the Wednesday sessions, but
will not be allowed inside the
house where the talks take,
place.
, 1951-07-10
E -.

Stage.
In this speculated period,
until there is concrete evid-
ence that it will stay on the
tracks, the issues are too great
to prejudice their breakup.
He promised to allow as full
press coverage Of the negotia-
tons as public interest will
allow.
, 1951-07-10
ADMIRAL JOY

ADMIRAL JOY I'LL.
emissaries are in good faith
and assume the communist
negotiators are also.
The fve7man delegation
flew to Kaesong by helicopter
on Tuesday morning and the
formal conference began after
brief p~reliminaries at IL am.
Korean time. It was recessed
at 1881 pm. and resumed at
4 pm.
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corner OF the Eh OF Lot 10,
Block OF said Parrish SUBJ
division; thence norlA along
said peOlo1gation for a dis
lance Of sac feet, more or less,
TO the SW corner Of the Eh
81 Lot 10, Block !, of said "Par-
IRISH subdivision: thence mean
der the shoreline in an easter
iy direction for a distance of so
feet, more or less. back to the
point Of beginning, containing
Is acres, more or less. ALSO
4 parcel Of bay bottom land IN
Boot Key flarhor at Key Vaca.
Monroe County, Florida. south
Of Lots 10, rs and II. Block /
Of Parrish Subdivision" as re-
corded in Plat Book 2. Page Is.
Monroe County, Florida Rec
ordS, said parcel Of bay bot
tom land also being a part Of
Section .. Township sc South
Range 80 East, and Section JIG,
Township &C South, Range -
East. and more particularly de-
scribed as follows; Commenc
ing at the intersection Of the
west line of Section 0, Town
ship &C South, Range % East,
L. s. Highway No. ], run north
easterly along the southeriy
R{W line Of T.. 5. Highway No
] for n distance Of 1850 feet 10
a point; thence with "A DETECTED
angle Ia the right Of 94s and
10 and south for distance Of
$50 feet, more or less, to the
southeast corner Of Lot -,
Block ! of said Parrish Sub
division" said southeast corner
also TO he known as the point
of beginning of the bay bottom
Ia n q hereinafter described;
from said point Of beginning
continue south for a distance
OF $50 feet, more or less, to
point; thence at right angles
and. west for distance Of 100
feet. more or less, To point on
the DrolongatiOn of a line due
south from the southwest cor
neF Of Lot II, BLOCK / Of said
Parrish Subdivision thence
north along said prolOnga ton
for "a distance Of S45 feet, more
or less, to the southwest corner
of Lot II, Block of said par
IRISH Subdivision thence mean
der the shoreiine in south
easterly, southwesterly a n d
distance of 800 feet. more or
less. back To the point of be-
ginning. containing % acres,
more or less.
The Purchaser Is required to pay
he advertising cost and document
ny stamps
This Sale. IL and when made, shall
q subject TO the Trustees TeSerV-
ng unto themselves $50 of the
minerals and metals and
Oh Of the petroleum thereon or
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
light to reject the sale.
BY ORDER Of the Trustees OF
he Internal Improvement Fund of
he state of Florida
FULLER WARREN,
Governor.
.ttest:
=. &. Elliot, Sec.
rustees !. l. 3und.
may1S-25 ;junl 5,l05l
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DEATH
JAMES ]. LONDEREE

James Pop" Londerec, AT
Elizabeth street. died this morI -
ing in the Veterans hospital Co
raj Gables, Fla Burial VII be in
Richmond. Virginia.
Word was received this morn
ing by Rev w J Ashworth. Lon
deree was a member OF the board
of trustees of the Fleming Street
Methodist Church His wife is en-
ployed at the U S Naval Sta
ton
For a number of years. Pop
owned the miniature golf course
at the corner Of Elizabeth and
Eaton streets.
Londeree at one time was man
ager of the Key West Golf Club
and also has served as director
oI the club.
Pop" was well known locally,
and was liked by all who knew
him.
The Londerees lost their only
son, an aviator, in World War IL.
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50Legal Notices
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hereinafter described. rpn
sontheasterly and on a line ma,
Is at right angles to 4. s. Higb.
MaN No. for a distance az
1900 feet, more Or less. L., tbs
edge Of Boot Key Harbor chan.
mel: thence neander the edge
Of Boot Key Harbor Channel IN
northeasterly direction for a
distance OF 10 feet. more or
northw esterly aad on a line al
right angles 70 Il. S. Highway
No. ] for distance of 135n
feet more or less. 10 n point on
the sshoreline where the dfvid-
Ing line between Lots & and :.
Bloch 3 0f said Riggs Subdlvi
sion lntersects said shoreline;
thence meander the shorelIne
on The souu side Of said
Lot for q a. 70 Of 40 feet.
more or less, b. b. To the point
Of beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less.
The Purchaser Is required To pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The Sale. II and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserving
unto themselves $50 Of the phos-
phate, mine rails and metals and
3V1o Of the petroleum thereon or
hereunder
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER Of the TRUSTEES of
the Internal Improvement Fund of
the State Of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
Attest:
r. {. ELLIOT, Sec,
Trustees !. ]. Fund
mayts-25 ;mnl 5,I951
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~ TuE COZ NTY JUDGES CoUHT
~ AND FOR MONROE coz NTi
FLORIDA IN PROBATE
a.


FLORIDA IN PROBATE
NJ, s-ti I-f2
IN re- Estate ef
BYRON y. COMING.
Deceased.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS
To All Creditors and All Persons
HAVING Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate.
You, aud each of YOU. arc hereby
notified and required ia present any
claims aud demands which you, of
either al you, may have against the
estate Of Byron 5 CoWing, deceas-
ed. late Of Rush County. Indiana,
to the Honorable Raymond Il. Lord
county Judge of Monroe County,
aud file the same in his office ~
tho County Courthouse IN Monroe
County, Florida. within eight ca
lendar months from the date of the
first publication hereof said claims
or demands to contain tlit legal
address of the claimant and 70 DC
sworn To and presented as afare-
said. or same viii be barred. see
Sertfon 20 uf the 1898 Probate Act
Dated May 81 4. u, 1851
(sl WALTER HUME EA,
IA Anclllary Administrator of the
Estate of Byron 5 CowinG. be
ceased
FOWI. ER. WHIT r, CULLEN,
YANCEY ana HthMkEft
Attorney for Auxiliary
may2a 1uni-S-ia, tasl
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TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA,
April 9th. 1881
EnTIFE

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees 81 the Internal Improve
menf Fund OF the state Of Eiortds,
Pursuant 10 Law, viii offer Tor
sale. for objections only. in falla-
hassee. Florida, at n 90 o'clock q m.
June 9Th, 1861, the land IN Mon
ROE COUNTY. described "a follows
Begin at a POINT on the south
Avenue 2S2 feet distant and
West IN the intersection % the
south boundary line Of PENN
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Northwestern and parallel to
the Northeasteriy line 81 Salt
Pond or Bay Road a distance Of
l4S feet 6 inches, more or less.
Ia point on the NortheasterlN
extension Of the south " esteriy
line Of Petroria Street If *
tended; thence running in q
Southwesterly direction, and
along said Northwesterly ex-
tension of the Southea sterIY
line of Petronia Street 1888 feet.
more or less, 10 the point Of be-
ginning, Containing Ga of an
acre. more or less.
The Purchaser is required Ia pay
the advertising cost anu document
AIRY stamps
The Sale, if and when made. shah
be subject So the Trustees reScrv-
ing unto themselves 75ft Of thp
phosphate, minerals and metals and
az Of the petroleum thereon or
hereunder
Tue TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
lMFRpV EM k,NT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale
BY ORDER Of the Trustees of
J. ]. Fund Of The State nt FLORIDA.
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
r. G. ELLIOT. Sec.
Trustees ! L. Fund
maytS-25;jnn1-S-I5.l91I
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Talla ha SSec, Florida
May 2iSt. 1881
NOTICE

NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given mat the
trustees Of the Internal improv,
went Fund OF the state Gf Florida
pursuant 10 Law, VIII offer for
sale, Tor objections only, in Talla-
hasSer. Florida, at 1900 o..lptR
AN. July 3rd, 1851. the laud In
MONROE COZ NTN. described as
follows:
Boot Key Harbor, westerly OF
and adjacent 10 tht west Shnr,.-
line Of Hog Kew, A,onroe t.ouu-
~ Florida. in section n.
Township 66 south. Range gg
East, and more narticularlv de-
strlhrd as follows. ComtntnC-
ing at the intersection OF the
westerly shorelipe of Hog Key
and the north line of Section
II, Township GO south. Range
- East, said intersection also
TO be. known as the poiut az Ice
ginning of the PROPERTY here
matter described. run west
along the north line Of Section
"a. Township r6 Goutb Ranpp
~ East for q distance az ono
f,et mnrs arr fasy a. mo ID
Of an exiStinp channrt. thoule
meander the edge Of said chan,
mel in "A southensterlv direction
"A distance 9iO feet plnf.4
ar loss Ia rho northwest ci,r,.,.
nf an existin, i,,,ils NM tbanc,
nleauder me sboraline OF HOG
Key in a uortheasterr and
uortherly direction for a dis
tance of I-o feet NOR. car lr-s
back To- the nnint of hspinntnr
routatuiu, IA acres more or
less
land IN Root Kew Uarhor cast
eriy ana siutherlv ana adjacent
erIy and southerlv and adjacent
shUrelinr ANA bulkhtad line uf
Hog KEY. Monroe County. Flor
ida in Sectfou ~ Tovnslin &C
south. Range 32 East. and more
particuIarlN described as fol
lows: Commencing at the inter
section ~ me 4asterl, shore.
line Of tioe Kew ana The norm
line of Section H. TownShip &c
tsrsarti''n also ~ hn ~" ~ as
The nnipt az bemipnirp Of tba
nroDrrtv hereinafter deseriIed
rrP, aat, oionn ''' ~ n 49," '' ltnn
of srrtion ~ Townsbtn az
S,ov,b pan~ 10 49,, ~,
dfetenca .r "a f..t n,are ar
fes~ Ia a noiut- THENCE RIM
snntbort,. a,,I 40 . nm o. riobt
a""i"v' - ~" ~ rg = ,i"~ ~ ~
dis,n ,Ton
-, ~. 80, -, ,nrtt -,
NO, ~ 10 80 " ~ ''i' ,,'. ','sI'
,'''"' ~ ,''' ~" ,.t ',''' H.
~ ~, 49,. ,p,ar,|n IT.,
~ 80. 10y ~ ~ i - e.,
5iet,nra ~ eto fsat n,a,.n ar
n, -
l,SS, 10 - p"im' =" ~ U,.o 49, ~, =,
nmr,h,,,st@,.i, 1na ~ fino ~
MY INV tS.eItN @i''i q r1, LIZ ~
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T'aIlaha ssOe, Florida
Nav 2lst. 1854
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improves
ment Fund ct the state OF Florida
I ursnant ia Law, viii offer fui
sale. for abjet tons only, 10 ITALIA
haSSec. Florida a. ltsN0 o'cioek
An miy 3rd, 1851. the land ia
MONROE COUNTY described as
follows:
BEGINNING at point on the
My boundary iine Of Fiftg
Avenue. 1i25 feet distant West
eflv from the intersection pf
FfrtY avenue and cross street.
said point being the interaec-
ton &c Fifty Avenue with the
sharellne. from said point 0f
beginning continue in west