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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Committees For Legion
Auxiliary announced

Arthur Sawyer Post American
Legion Auxiliary met September
II at the Post Home on Stock Is
land. Newly-elected president Flo
renee Gamble TODD charge of the
meeting.
New committee chairmen we're
announced as follows: Americans
Dorothy DiNegro; child welfare,
Glorianna Bayley; community SER
vice, Margaret Dion; constitution
and bylaws, Clotilda Hartman;
education of orphans and scholar
ship, Christine Key; finance Alice
Robinson; and girls state, Gretna
McClain.
Further committee heads are:
junior activities, Mary Brewster;
legislative, Ruby Metsger; memo
rial and Gold Star, Adrianna Sands;
music, Louise Miller; national Sc
curity and civilian defense, Annie
Ulchar; Pan American, Naomi
Hort; poppy, Nimia Skies; pub.
licity Annie Ulchar; radio, Elsie
Barnard; rehabilitation, Bertha
Stone; and transportation, Nemia
Skies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
BRIDE-ELECT WILL BE
HONORED At SHOWER

Miss Mary Butler, whose marri-
age to Theodore Abreau will take
place October 5, will be honored
with a miscellaneous shower to be
held Wednesday, September "a at
Wesley House at 8 p. m. HosteSses
for the affair are Mrs. John Mel
son and Mrs. c. A. Vidal, aunts of
Mr.. Abreau.
Miss Butler, who is a member of
the senior class at Key West High
School, is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Butler and
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Odom
of Webster, Florida.
Mr.. Abreau, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Abreau of the Bahama mar
ket, Whitehead street, is at present
doing missionary work in out of
the way communities Of the United
States,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Thanks Extended
For Assistance
At Benefit Ball

/ The members of Island City
Navy Wives Club No. S8 wish to
thank everyone who helped to
make their benefit dance.
held at the Llks Club Annex Fri
day night, September 10Th, a grand
success. More than two hundred
people attended the dance
Much credit is due Mr.. Jerry
Pinder and Princess Nina Carac-
ciolo, of the Pinder School of dance,
for a delightful floor show during
the dance. Princess Nina is head
of the Ballet Department of the
school.
Musical comedy star Lorraine
Selva made her debut in Key
West on this occasion. The high
light of her several numbers was
the Mexican Hat Dance, which
was choreographed for her by Prin-
cess Nina. Miss Selva's perform
ance was superb and She received
big hand of applause from the
audience.
The following outstanding acts
of the show were enjoyed by all:
1. Hawaiian dance, Linda Wells,
Connie Sands. Ronda Brewster and
Orchid Mira.
2. Ballet Dream of Old vi.
enna", by Christine Dopp.
3. Ballet, Pretty Maiden, Cor
rine Boaz.
4. Mexican Hat Dance,
Lorraine Selva.
5Ballet, Modern Girl, Oar.
lene Jurcznski.
6. Waltz clog, Merry Widow
Waltz, Dennis Jolley, Gale Ware
la Barbara Dikens, Ralph Slaves
and Rose Yates.
7. Valse Bluette, 10 Ann With
erall.
8. Finale, Military Tap, Bever.
ly MalOney, Ronda Brewster. Or.
child Mira, Linda Wells and Con-
ME Sands.
Mike Jacobs, we'll known master
of ceremonies, delighted the au-
dlence with his new bag of gags
and tricks and did a grand job.
Mrs. Mary T. Smith, president
of the club. wishes to thank the
committee composed. of Mrs. Sa.
rah Harper, Toni Thompson, Flor
ence Becker, Betty Edwards, Lo-
retta Marks and Betty Lou Gar.
cia, for a job well done.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Couple Exchange VO,Us In Fri. Night
Wedding At Glad Tidings Tabernacle

Miss Eta Rae Soil of near Gran
lite City, Ill. land Glen Mercer USN
whose home is also Granite
City, were united in marriage Fri
day night at the Glad Tidings Tab
ernacle. The double-ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Randall
Mercer, brother of the groom, ass
listed by Rev. D. T. Newman. pas
tor of the church.
Miss Sotl wore a ballerina-l length
wedding gown of white tulle and
net. Her flowers were white Or
chidS. Matron of honor, Mrs. Ran
dali Mercer, carried white carna-
tionS. The bride was given in mar
riage by Malcolm Roberts, friend
of the couple.
Paul Toy, USN, attended the
groom as best man. Jimmy
Williams, USN, acted as usher and
lighted the candles preceding the
ceremony.
The church was beautifully de-
corated with flowers and foliage
and an archway was formed at the
altar where the couple exchanged
their vows. Music was furnished
by Kenneth Agnew, USN, at the
piano and VernO~ Gearhard, also
of the Navy, who sang Because,
| Love You Truly, and the Lord S
Prayer.
Following the ceremony recep-
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Youngsters Hare Joint
Birthday Fete At Park

Robert and Diana Sardo, son
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis " Sardo, 64O-D North Beach
Road, had combined brother
and sister birthday party Sunday
at Bayview Park. Robert celebrat-
ed his fifth birthday and Diana her
third.
The serving table was decorated
with a gay colorful party tablecloth
and balloon tree" centerpiece.
Party hats. candy baskets, favors
and noise makers served to delight
the youngsters. Games were play.
ed and moving pictures were made
of the affair.
Present at the party we're Miitor
and Johnny Sperny, Betty an6
Nancy Stark, Thomas and Jody
ThompkinS, Carol and Diane Chel-
lis, Kath Marshall, Linda and
Marcy Forbes. Douglas Smith and
Richard Sardo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
SUE NJ. MOORE P.T.A.
HOLDS FIRST MEETING

The Sue M. Moore School PTA
held its first meeting of the
school rear with a record attend
ance of So present. The new
officers took over their duties
led by the PRESIDENT, Mrs. Ruth
Davidson. Chairmen were APP
pointed for the various commit
tees were: membership, Mrs.
pal Crosland; publicity, Mrs.
Helen Swift; program, Mrs.
Quigley.
Plans were discussed for the
annual Halloween Festivel next
MOI 1 and also the annual Book
Tea to be held in early spring.
Among those present was Miss
Euge ia Nicola, Guidance Direct
or for Monroe County. Refresh
ments were serv d after the.
meeting was adjourned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24

/ candieS IN tall Candelabra.
Mrs. Leah Whitley, organist
accompanied the soloist Walter
Clawson who sang o Promise Me
and the Lords Prayer.
To the strains of the Lohen-
grin Wedding March, the bride
entered the church on the arm
of her father who gave her in
marriage. She was attended by
Mrs. Doris Thompson as matron
of honor.
Miss Knowles selected as heI
wedding costume a white suit
with navy blue accessories. She
carried a white prayer book on
which white orchid and steph-
anotis were arranged. Mrs.
Thompson wore a navy blue suit
with white accessories and she
had a corsage of white carna-
tons.
The brides brother-in-law,
Edward Eugene Patton, acted as
best man for Mr.. Krantz. Walter
| A. Robertson was the usher.
| Mrs. Knowles, mother of the
bride, wore a navy blue dress
and accessories, and her flowers
were pink carnations made into
a corsage.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home Of
the brides parents, 1913 Pine
Street, with about 200 people in
attendance. Mrs. Reginald Rob-
ertS and Mrs. c. w. Robertson
presided at the punch bowl. Cake
and sandwiches were served by
Mrs. Eugene Patton and Mrs. Err
ma Gwynn.
The brides table was beautiful
with a three-tie wedding cake
topped by a miniature bride aid
groom. 1t was thanked by viii
candles. Miss Virginia Knowles,
sister of the bride, had charge of
the brides book.
The new Mrs. Krantz attended
Key West High School and took
training as a student nurse at
Monroe County Hospital. She
has recently been employed at
the Southern Bill Telephone Co.
The groom is a third class
Sonarman with the Navy, sta
toned at present in Key West.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding 'Tere Mrs. Rosie Roberts,
Miami, aunt of the bride, nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stansel and
daughters Imogene and Roe
Ann of Marathon.
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Coming EUents

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a
American Legion, Arthur Saw
yer Post No. %. Legion
Home, Stock Island, 8 pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, Scottish
Rite Temple. 8 pm.
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
Jaycee Clubhouse, 8 pm.
xii owe luncheon, Aero
palms, pm.
Monroe County Cerebral Palsy
Association, AT Eaton St, 8
pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
Naval Station Alleys, / pm.
Meeting. Junior Gu. Commerce
at clubhouse. s pm.
island City Navy Wives Club No.
IS. meeting at Bldg. l7s, 10: 80
am.
Ladies Coli Tournament. K. W
Golf course. 9 am.
AY. SEPTEMBER as
L.4dies Auxiliary. Arthur Saw
ye~ Amer. Legion. Unit No
%. at Post Home, 8 pm.
Jayshees. at Jaycee Clubhouse,
100 pm.
Or. Felix Varela Lodge No, 81,
Cuban Masonic Lodge. Gle
Elizabeth ST.. 8 pm.
Lower Keys Property AxSocis-
tion. place to be announced,
s pm,
Unit SIS. Ladl~S Auxiliary.
FRA. monthly coffee. Beach
Patio. Naval Station. 10 an.
Navy Wives Bowling League. ]
?. Il y. 5. Also open bowling
Rotary Club iuncheon. I2:i5, s.
Paurs Parish Han
Key Vest LAoas meeting, go
= ~
EDAN. SIT. EMEEF 2s--
A.cozo..cE AaoryTso4ls. F-ss
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Ladies OF FRA viii Haze
Coffee At Beach Patio

Unit So, Ladies Auxiliary FRA,
will hold its regular monthly coffee
Thursday at 10 am. at the Naval
Station Beach Patio. All members
are urged to attend. and they may
bring guests if they wish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Lutheran Ladies
Fete Nelu Mothers
At Special Dinner

The Ladies Aid of Grace. Lu-
theran Church, 10th and Flagler,
held dinner meeting Thursday
in the church annex.
The dinner was held in honor
of the new mothers who belong
to the society, Mrs. Ed Beckman,
Mrs. Chester Wood ant Mrs.
John Maier. The honorees were
presented with stephanotis cor
sages, and with baby book to
help in their care of their new
infants.
| Group singing and dinner for
the group was followed by a
short business meeting. Plans
for the Christmas Bazaar which
is to be held early in November
were discussed and committee
reports were heard. A kitchen
committee consisting of Mrs.
Florence Phillips, Mrs. Nathan
Thompson and Mrs. John Maier
was appointed to be in charge
of cleaning the kitchen for the
month of September.
Twenty members and
guests were present. The guests
introduced were Mrs. James Will
liams, Mrs. Merlin Snyder, Mrs.
Raymond Fielder and Mrs.
George Fincher.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Nathan Thompson and
Mrs. Orvis Kemp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Marathon Soldier u ith
28th Inf. In Germany

Pvt. Solomon Jones. whose wife,
Gloria. lives in Marathon. Florida
recently arrived in Europe and is
serving with the 2Sth Infantry Di-
vision.
Now IN Bavaria, IN southern Ger
many, the division IS receiving in.
tenSjye field training under simu
lated combat conditions, Il IS part
Of the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
izauon tNATO) Army that Is guard
ing western Europe.
Private jones. . rIfieman IN the
division. entered the Army IN Feb
ruary 1852 and arrived IN Europe
this August.
His Fareai>. Mr. an dMrs Harry
Jones. 3}>o lave IN Marathon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Advancement Meeting
OF Troop 9 Brownies

"Fly-up" ceremonies for Brownie
Troop 9 sponsored by Harris School
P. T. A. will be held Thursday
September Is, at IT'S pm. at the
Harris School Library.
This is the occasion of advanc-
ing those girls who have reached
Girl Scout age from the Brownie
Troop. Parents are invited to at
tend the meeting.
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legion Post ~ eicomeS
Neir Members " edneSdaY.

A large group Ct neyT members
VIII &c Welcomed into Arthur Saw
yer p0st No. =. American Lesion
. 3 TIE regular meet.n- or a eeS.
e4f ere"s@e %Sna1t Ee-se. +
&a@r a-~e ree- tr#N
Ae s h tag Ire gc2
a Ii a-so De pge2eG:e@-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
JOGFn Knowles Becomes Mrs. Krantz
In C0rdLeJight Ceremony At Church

In doubering ceremony read by Simmons
Joann Knowles daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM Knowles
the bride Kenneth Lawrence Krant Chester N
Frederick Maryland.
The marriage took place at September 90 Ley
Memorial Methodist Church The decorated with baskets
white gdo and tube At the ends of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
sRooksEs HAVE SON

A baby boy weighing 7 pounds
Is ounces vas born September /
at the L 5. Naval Hospital. Mem
phls. Tenn 10 Mrs Jscquelyn
Brooks. wife at aIrman second
class Wesley + Brooks, USAF
Brooks is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. T Brook Of t025 Seminary st. .
and Mrs. Brooks Is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs J. E Duane Of
73o Eaton street
The baby. who has been named
Wesley Franks. IS the first child
for the Brpokcs The family lives
at s6S Ellsa orth street. Memphis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
CARD OF THANKS

TIE family q the ate william
4 Boil wishes g express thezr
appreciation TO their many friends
for Their KIND xurds q sympathy
fora tributes ans3 location ~ cars
fe4f ksndness @GgI a}0ags - 70
re inferred
ROSA CECZ BOIL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24

CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late Mr. Frs
kline Sands. Sr.. wIsh to express
their thanks for the many tele-
grams. cards and foraIs which
served 70 comfort Us during our
great loss.
Special thanks to DR.. Herr. Key
West Undertaking Co. Rev. Den
and the donors Of ears.
THE SANDS FAMILY
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Presbyterian Church Annex,

Presbyterian Church Annex,
pm.
Knights of Pythias, Pythian
Hall, 6 pm.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
street METHODIST Church. 72e
Fleming street. 100 pm.
Cake and candy sale, held by
Gold Star Mothers in front
of San Carlos Building, 2
pm.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 -
Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting,
$50 pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study
Methodist hugch. 729 Flem-
ing street, 7:30 p m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
" inter Residents Return
To Key Vest For Season

Ii, Commander and Mrs. T NJ.
Dick have returned from a north
ern vacation and have opened
their winter home in Key West
at $50 South street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
TINY GIRL TO sMoLlNs

.IINT 5IRL TO SMOLENS
Cdr. and Mrs. Howard Smolin
are the parents Of a three pound.
seven ounce baby girl. Betty Ann
The tiny miss was born August q
at the Navy Hospital.
Cdr. and Mrs Smolin, who have
been making their home at l4ll
Patricia street while he has been
executive officer of ZX-1I. They
have one other child, Mark, age
five.
Cdr. Smoljn is being transferred
20 Washington 10 serve with BuAer.
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National Studio Photo

ton was held on the lawn of Mrs.
Ruth Carey with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmy Williams as hosts. About
fifty guests were present at the re-
ception.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24

If you want to broil corn or
lima beans along with meat, place
the drained pre-cooked vegetable
in the broiler drip pan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Apply To We'd

Leopoldo NJ. Rapinan, Is, and Pa
tricia Caviggia, "a, 1915 Virgini1
street, have applied for "a marria e
license at the office of COUNT
Judge Raymond r. Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24

The iaWTesCe Rca.Gatloa. a
race o( ere nglje ami fsse ftro~ 10
ior three NcaroIa>. w&A "rsf ra
lH 1850 L as eVe b. >s.taleF
ara hs earned SS4.40o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-24
Who says you can't improve
on nsiure9 Have you been tc
Donsla's reeentlY7

Well, we sure got lonewlnaed
on safety and fire prevention.
However, We feel the aue and
the space aren't wasted We q
sure hate 10 have 10 he.p yoa
shop for a new horne and q
housetull OF all You'd need e
you burned ouI However. 60 iet
Us help yea saop foc yea. every
day needs. See you around shop
ping Cheers. Jaxca.-<.Aavt3
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CARD OF THANKS

NNO Ut IE1ENFNFN~
We the family of the late John
". Reddick are indeed grateful to
the many nelghbors and friends
for the many kindness and sympa-
they expressed in the hours of our
bereavement.
We wish 10 thank all those who
sent flowers, kilograms and cards
Of coincidence and also those who
so gratefully donated their cars.
We trust that all may accept this
expression as personally address
ed.
MARY =. REDDIcK
AAFN EAkAatX
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II was shocking 10 read that
Senator I'd johnson. a democrat
(of coursel from Colorado 6e-
nounced General Eisenhower tor
the ST.90o ,oo0 e0o Mutual A.d
Program demanded {gotn us IAN
rsyeYs. Ne must ~ prett, d@r p
because al SionE We tho4En.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
By the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. IA 4-year-
lold girls heart stopped beating
three times in 30 minutes during
la minor eye operation today, 9
brooklyn hospital reported, and
leach time she was brought back
Ito life by massaging.
Several hours later the Brook
llyn Eye and Ear Hospital said the
young patient seemed to be all
right and hope was expressed fol
her recovery.
The child was not identified
nor were the surgeons.
It began at 8 pm. with the
little girl undergoing q type OF
leye surgery often performed at
the hospital without any unusual
reaction, officials explained.
While she was under a general
lanaesthetic, the eye doctor noticed
that breathing had stopped.
A general surgeon was sum-
lmoned from another part Of the
hospital.
He opened the chest wall, and
after he had massaged the heart
muscle for Is minutes q faint
heart beat became perceptible.
The heart grew stronger and
the surgeon closed the incision.
A few moments later the heart
stopped again.
Reopening the chest. the sur
Igeon massaged again for 10 min
utes, and once again the little
girl came back to life.
| But before the doctor could close
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Massage Reviyes Girls Hear,
Stopped 3 Times in Surgery

1.-THE incision her heart stopped for
Ia third time.
For 10 more breathless minutes
there was no sign OF life as the
surgeon massaged feverishly. and
Ian ambulance sped d device known
las an electro -phrenic machine to
brooklyn Eye and Ear from an
other hospital.
Finally the heart began beat
ling again. and with the help Of
the machine. which aids in
breathing. the little girl returned
to normal.
BY 5 pm. she was well enough
to be taken from the operating
room to her hospital bed.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
lSureusso SEQ Of Weeds
No Burrier to Ships

HAvANA.-The Sargasso Sea Is
the name given by oceanographers
to the central area Of the North
Atlantic Ocean, roughly between
the West Indies and the Azores.
It contains the warm central core
of water around which moves the
great eddy caused by the Gulf
Stream and other currents.
This core comedies with the dis
tribution Of the floating weed
known as sargassum. which coll
lects in the middle Of the whirl.
Sometimes it forms thick mats.
giving the appearance Of a solid
surface, although 1t is never thick
enough to stop ships. as related
lin ancient sailors legends.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Norwoy Enlorges Fund
For Loans to Students

OSLO The Norwegian Parlia-
|ment has voted a l1a million
kroner (s2lO,OOo) increase in the
capital funds of the State Bank
for Loans to Students.
Established in 1947. this insti-
tuition extends long-tern1, low
interest loans to students at uni
|versities. and other schools Of adj
|vanced learning.
The bank has proved success
full. Students loans are granted
without security. They bear no
interest until students complete
their studies. Then they bear 2.75
per cent interest. A student can
take Is years to repay q loan.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Senator George Sees
World Moving Away
From General War
By ]. a. oIeory

Senator George, Democrat. Of
Georgia. said last night 'the
world seems to be moving away
from a general war, despite the
presence Of many uncertain fac
tors in the international picture.
He made the statement as
American diplomats and military
leaders prepared for important
conferences to be held soon In
London and Lisbon on Norh At
lanic defense plans.
81 think anything like a gen.
eral war is more remote" said
Senator George. But. as a note OF
caution. he added. And yet there
are so many uncertain factors 1t
is difficult to say we are any
nearer to a lasting peace.
NO one can say what may
happen, but by and large the
world seems to be moving away
from a general clash, worldwide
German Action Criticized.
The Senator, a veteran member
Iof the Foreign Relations Commit
tee, stressed the Importance OF
bringing Western Germany into
NATO defense plans, but said he
does not think the question OF
ending the Allied occupation OF
West Germany should be injected
at this time into the mutual de-
Tense talks.
When the lower house Of the
West German government voted
Its approval Friday of Chancellor
Adenauer's plan to recruit soldiers
for Western defense it attached
several discouraging conditions,
including the ending Of the oc-
Icupation. Other qualifications
were an equal voice for Germany
lin the strategic defense planning
and the release of German war
criminals.
Senator George said it would be
premature" to discuss terminal
ing the occupation Of Germany
The Senator said it is to the in
terest Of all the NATo countries
| to have Western Germany brought
into the defense plans "and OF
course, it is reasonable to expect
them to have some voice as an
adhering member. But I don't
think the termination Of occupa-
.tion ought to be injected. because
that would be tied in with peace
treaty for Germany"
Russia Prevents Treaty.
The Georgia Senator said q
peace treaty should deal with Ger
many as a whole but "you can't
have a peace treaty as long as
Russia mas anyLnlng 70 say ABOUT
it,"
The question Of trying to bring
Western Germany into the mutual
defense program will be q major
topic of the meeting in London
late this week Of Secretary Of State
Acheson with British Foreign Sec
retary Eden and French Foreign
Minister Schuman. The strings
which the lower house of the West
German government attached to
its Friday action admittedly have
fnade the task of negotiating an
agreement with the Germans
more difficult.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

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, 1952-02-08
Samuel E. Reid

Samuel Eli Reid, IA, of 293 Kin
nard avenue, died at 1870 p. m.
Monda al hi5 home after a brief
illness. He was a native Of Thors-
by, Ala, ard lived in Dayton 27
years. He wa a member Of St.
Johns lodge IA, F&AM, which will
hold services at 8 p. r., today
died eight days later. The commits
sion denied benefits on the Ground
there was no connection b Heen
the injury and his work but the
decision was reversed by the Com
mon Pleas court and Appellate
courts.
The court refused to review a
new trial order in the suit brought
by Rose Mae Mccoy against Madi-
son t~odwnship, Richland county.
She sued for injuries and dam
ages received when her IA struck
a washout on Grace street in Mans
field, May 6, 1919. The trial court
directed a verdict for the township
but the Appellate court granted a
new trial.