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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19
SCIENCE NEWS

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"VANDAES IN ACTION"

Editor, The Citizen:
On the corner of Dupal and
Caroline street, last Friday night,
| parked my car between 8 pm.
and ll;l0 PIN. Someone passed
by and broke off the radio an
tennae on my car. / am the
fourth person which this has
happened to this year and ali
four cases have happened on
Caroline and Duval, right at that
particular BLOCK. Also, two sets
of fender skirts have been stolen
in this same area. ParkerS in
this area should beware of the
vandalS, and some sort of watch
be organized.
Very truly yours,
JIM HERTZ.
Key West, Fla.
March Is, 1852.
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News Briefs

PARIS LR - Frances govern
ment wants a binding promise
from the U. S. Congress and Brit.
aims Parliament that rearmed
Germans won't pull ont Of the pro.
posed European army and revive
the Wehrmacht.
Foreign Minister Robert Schu-
man told this to the National AS
sembly's Foreign Affairs Commit.
tee Tuesday, communique re-
ported.
WASHINGTON LR - The hen is
coming to the rescue of the family
with the pinched budget. The Ag-
riculture Department said today
the hen is laying enough eggs now
to provide two large ones daily
for each personal cost from
eight to 10 cents for the individual
meal.
AS a substitute for higher-priced
meats, eggs provide proteins es-
sential to good diets.
ST. LOUIS tR - A l7-year-old
girl--a burglars pistol held at her
head--carried on a seemingly cas-
ual telephone conversation Tues
day night while she and her family
were robbed of $4,000 at their
suburban st, Louis home.
The girl was Eldora Roehl, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roehl. Frontenac, who together
with her parents and sister. Eliz-
abeth, Is, was terrorized by three
masked men who leisurely ran
sacked the dwelling.
The telephone episode occurred
shortly after the burglars gained
entrance to the home by knocking
at the back door. The call was
from n friend and Eldora was
forced to carry on a conversation
after one OF the men threatened TO
shoot II she disclosed their pres
ence.
Approximately So coo OF the loot
was in cash, most OF il represent.
ing coin collection.
PANaItINJ0M. Korea iE--Thcre
is no telling what win happen next
al Panmuniom-ft is a honeymoon
spot now.
George Barrett OF the New York
Times and his reporter bride are
spending tfIrir honeymoon at the
truce conference site, committing
daily from the press train at Mum
san.
Barrett and his wife, the former
Ruth Karpf, New York City, were
married in Tokyo March T. Mrs.
Barrett represents the Reporter
Magazine. .
III is better 10 have q honey
moon at Panmunjom than no
honeymoon at all, " she said.
JACKSONVILLE "a Now that
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u: ind Mrs. Stevenson
Hare Texas Ho,.seo,,asfs

~. and Mrs. r ~ Stevenson Of
Cisco. Texas, are mentioning in
hey West. rs guests Of 1t and Mrs.
h. S. Stevenson.
s. 1hls IS the elder Steyensons
ilrst trip 90 the nations southern.
most city, and their reaction 70
key West is that il is ! wonderful
place and they hope 10 return for
longer stay.
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Mrs. Clyde ". Ryuasoa
1nd D0a,ghter. ArEire

Mrs. Clyde W. Brunson q Seat
tie, WASH. wife of the late Admiral
Rrunson, Medical Corps. USN, and
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Bruce Sui.
Ivan, Jr., Of washington, p. G..
have arrived for q visit with re-
latiyss in this city.
Mrs. Brunsop is the houseguest
of her aunt, Mrs. I. G. Brinton,
1890 Johnson street. and expects to
spend the rest Of the winter sea.
son here.
Mrs. Sullivan will remain in Key
West for q few weeks and IS stay
Ing With Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ma
varro, 426 Elizabeth street.
Mrs. Brunson is q sister Of Dan
Navarro.
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The 1851 tax paying deadlinc is
past, the internal revenue office
here plans TO spend more time
processing claims for refunds from
previous years.
Some Florida newspapers re-
Gently published lists of persons
due refunds, bringing 1900 re-
quests into the office here.
/ John L. Fahs, collector for Flor
ida, said 4,275 requests have been
processed. Another $3.50 tc 10000
letters inQuiring about the refunds
are waiting to be handled.
ALI employees had to be used on
income tax filing work in recent
weeks, Fahs reported, but now
they can resume the tedious work
Of checking requests for refunds.
Fafs explained that careful
checking is done to identify posi-
lively persons due refunds; then
the information is sent to the Gen.
eral Accounting Office in Washing
ton. Another delay is likely there
because that office is deluged with
similar requests from all sections
OF the nation, Fahs said.
MIAMI tR - j. Bradley Oldham,
Sanford, Democratic gubernatoriai
candidate, said here Tuesday night
that Dan McCarty gave the GO
ahead TO legislation designed to
aid the dog track lobby when he
was speaker of the Florida House
in 1871.
Oldham told a Junior Chamber
OF Commerce meeting that Nc
Carly, runncrup in the 1913 cam
paIgn and again a candidate for
governor; sided with dog track in
terests when he was speaker and
that Gov. Spessard L. Holland,
now a u s. senator, vetoed two
bills passed during that session
on grounds that they were CON
flising, harmful and perhaps dan
gerous."
The Sanford man said both these
veto messages are missing al
though veto MESSAGES Of bills prior
to and Immediately after those
two are intact in the files.
Those yetoes are skeletons
which would be more embarras-
sing TO Mccariy than anyone
else. Oldham said.
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JOHN LOUIS NATHAN

John Louis Nathan, 3. died
yesterday afternoon NJ Monroe
General Hospital. after q short
illness.
The remains were taken 10
Miami, Fla. By heasse for ship.
ment by plane to Washington
p. C., foe faneral services and
burial ia the family plot.
Lopez Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements. John
was here with his father who
was here in the Presidential
party.
Survivors - mother and father,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert r. Nathan.
The speed of sound in air Is
al 4. - s
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast
SalYs

Forecast
Key West and Vicinity: III.
creasing cloudiness with showers
possible late this afternoon or
tonight; clearing Thursday. Cool
.er. late this afternoon or tonight,
rising temperature Thursday,
Moderate, occasionally fresh
southerly shifting to northerly
winds.
Tampa Bay area-Clear and
mild today and Thursday. Cool
tonight. Moderate TO fresh norther-
ly wind.
Enthusiastically fair through
Thursday. Cooler in northeast and
central portions tonight.
MARINE FORECAST
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf - Moderate
southerly winds over south portion
and moderate westerly winds be
coming variable over north por
tion. Clear tc partly cloudy through
Thursday.
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Before the Civil war in the Unit.
ed States, there were more sheep
than people in the country. Today
there are five people for every
sheep.
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Toy industries in Germany and
Japan are on the urswing again.
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CARD Oh IHANk,s

Neighbors and friends were very
kind to us during the sad bereave-
ment occasioned By the death OF
our mother, Carload Mora, and we
wish in this manner to express to
them our most sincere apprecia.
ton.
MARIO MORA
FELICIA sonE
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JACKSONVILLE IN Now that.
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The speed of sound in air Is
affected by the wind.
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Key West, Fla.
March Is, 1852.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
List Bowling Scores
| of Catholic Leauue

Final standing in the Geauga
county mems Catholic league
which boWled at B and v Rec
reation in Chardon are as
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
Men lay Foundation,
for New Troy Church

TROY - The foundation to
a new church is rapidly nearing
completion in Troy and mem
bers of the Troy Baptist church
expect to be holding services
there soon.
"Dick" Ford and "Bill"
Sheffield and two of their men
directed the men of the church
recently in laying up the
blocks for the foundation. The
women of the church furnished
a steak dinner at noon and
another meal at five o'clock.
At the present the group are
holding services in the Tom
McDivitt home. The group was
formerly known as the Troy
Bible church. Mrs. j. M. Pat
terson said today they are
fundamental in their belief and
invited folk to the services
which are: Sunday school at
9:55 am: Church service at
11:00 am. and at z pm. The
young people have a prayer
meeting and Bible study on
Wednesday evening.
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rods lacking one link; Thence
south rods lacking one link, to
the line of said Paine's heirs
land: Thence west on said line
rods lacking one link to the
place OF beginning. Be the same
more or less but subject to all
legal highways.
In trust for said Society and
to their successors and heirs and
assigns forever.
Title to which had been secured
by Warranty Deed from William
King and Maria L. King; further
alleges that at the time of such
consolidation The First Congrega-
tional Church of Chardon, Ohio,
was the owner of the following
described parcels of real property:
Parcel One:
Situated in the Township of
Chardon, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio and known as
part of Lot No. 40 in the Village
of Chardon and is bounded and
described as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the north east
corner of sai6 Lot No. 40:
Thence south along the lot line
to I. N. Hathaway's land:
Thence west along the same to
the East line of land decided by
Erastus Spencer and Austin
Garfield to H. c. Skinner:
Thence north along the same to
the east line of the Congrega-
tional Lot to the south margin
Of South Hambden st.
Thence east along the same to
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
SEWERS. AND CHAT

MONTVILLE - The sewing
and Chat All club with their
advisor, Mrs. Rose Huntoon,
met Tuesday after school. Those
members present were Patricia
Sloan, Sue Williams, Sandra
Clary, Marge Mariana, Sandra
Alvord, La Verne klause,
Jeanette Sidley, Phyllis Hun
toon, Katherine Lawrence, Aud
rey Peters, Letitia Chestnut,
and Martha Stone. The presi-
dent, La Verne Klause, opened
the meeting. The salute to the
flag was given. The roll was
called by the secretary. The
girls worked on their new
books. Katherine Lawrence took
pictures of those doing the first
year work.
The girls in the first grade
work were initiated by the
girls in the End, 3rd, and 4th
grade.
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In the Common Pleas Court of
Geauga County, Ohio. in Case No.
11183 against the above named
parties praying that the premises
hereinafter described be sold for
the collection of delinquent real
estate taxes, assessments, penalties,
interest and charges and that the
liens on said premises be mar
shalled. Amount claimed $22.08 to-
gether with accruing taxes, assess
ments, penalties, interest and
charges. Said premises are de-
scribed as follows:
Situated in the Township of
Newbury, County of Geauga and
State Of Ohio, and known as
Sublot No. so in the Reliance
Investment company's Restful
Lake Allotment as shown by the
nd IS and piS7 s., IN Geaugs aaau@e l. ceagty oageS
Records of Plats. Be the same
more or less. but subject to all
legal highways.
1t is further stated in the
petition that each of said defen-
dants claim some right, title, in
terest or lien in or to said premises
and 1t is the further prayer of
said petition that said persons be
required to set up their said
interests or be forever barred
from asserting the same. Said
parties are required to answer on
or before June 2S. 1852.
GRACE e. TRUMAN.
TREASURER OF GEAUGA
COUNTY, OHIO
BY: H K Bostwick.
3c23 Prosecuting Attorney
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NEEDLESS GARDENERS

MONTVILLE - The Weed
less Garden All club met for
their first meeting at the school
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the place of beginning.
Containing about one-half G-2)
acre of land.
Intending hereby to convey the
premises known as VIM. G. Mum
sell Shop Lot. Also land decided
by Erastus Spencer and Austin
Garfield to said VIM. G.. Munsell.
be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways.
Parcel Two:
Situated in the Township OF
Chardon, County Of Geauga and
State of of Ohio and known as
part of Lots Nos. 4S e. 40 in the
Incorporated Village of Chardon
and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning on the south margin
of South Hambden Street at the
north east corner of a piece
Of land with ten (1O feet front,
decided to said grantor by VIM.
G. Munsell:
Thence south parallel with the
lot line 140 feet:
Thence west parallel with said
South Hambden Street IS feet:
Thence north parallel with the
lot line 140 feet to the south
margin of said South Hambden
Street:
Thence east along the same 65
feet to the place of beginning.
Containing 22-100 of an acre Of
land. Be the same more or less
but subject to all legal high
ways.
that title to parcel number one
was secured by Warranty Deed
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az First Aid Club Met

MONTVILLE - Wednesday,
May 14th at the school house at
400 pm. refreshments were
served by Barbara Blanyer and
Carol Dostal. The president,
Patty Mariana, presided at the
meeting. The pledge to the flag
and All pledge were given.
The roll call was anwered by
naming a tree. Work was done
on the books. Attending were
Patty Mariana, Barbara Blan-
yer, Nelson Leggett, Helen
Campbell, Lyall Huntoon,
George Koerner, John Hackney,
Pat and Dennis Lafferty, DON
aid Wodolan, Starr Curtis,
Stanley Szymanski, Gloria Love
land, David Weitzenhof, Gladys
Szabo, and the two advisors,
Mrs. Edith Koerner and Mrs.
Rose Wetizenhof. The next
meeting is May 21st.
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South Harnbden
News by Mrs. ii. S. Woodin

News by Mrs. III. S. WOOdin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams
attended a family gathering at
Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Johnson's,
Sunday.
Merritt Wodin was badly
burned Saturday. An explosion
from his tractor was the cause.
He is staying at the Wells
clinic.
May "a, Mrs. Eva Cottell of
Beloit, sister of Homer Glenn
son, was a visitor at his home.
Monday they attended a birth
day party for Mervin Clemson
at Huntsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Katabish
of Cleveland visited Mrs. H.
S. Woodin and son, Seymour,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Henry Boerwinkle is
nursing case of sumac poison
ing. .~.,
Mrs. Gerald Daniels has he
measles.
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4-H NE w S

house May 18th. There are
16 members in the club. Mrs.
Robert Lafferty is the Advisor,
George Koerner is president,
Lyall Huntoon, Jr., vice presi-
dent, Frank Vatonis, secretary
and treasurer; Patrick Lafferty,
recreation leader; Jerry Rabas,
health and safety; and news
reporter, A. F. Sloan, III.
Lyall Huntoon and George
Koerner served refreshments.
The All pledge was given
and games played. The next
meeting will be in two weeks,
on May % at TOO pm. at the
school.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
EstelIa St. John
Rites Sunday

Mrs. Estella Osmond st. John,
81, passed away early Friday
at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Parsons, 301 North Hamb-
den ST., Chardon. She suffered
a stroke five weeks ago. Mrs.
St. John, the daughter of Her
bert and Louisa Hazen Os-
mond, was born in Munson,
Nov. 26, 1870, and had resided
in Cleveland for some time.
She was a member of Glen
vile Christian church. She was
married to John F. McNish
Sept. 20, 1888, who died May
7, 1908. To this union was
born two daughters, Mrs. Aura
Harrison and Mrs. Gertrude
Parsons, both of Chardon.
On July 20, 1904, she was
married to r. G. StJohn. To
this union was born one son,
H. Lyle st. John, who died
Jan. a, 1948. She was the sister
of Clark, a twin brother Well
ington, and Beatrice, all de-
ceased, Herbert of Munson, DR..
John D. of Cleveland, three
grandchildren Richard (de-
ceased), Bernard and Jay u.
Parsons and four great grand
children. Rites were at 2:30
pm. Sunday in the Burr funeral
home, Chardon. Rev. F. Alfred
Fleming pastor of Glenville
Christian church, officiated.
Burial was at Maple Hill Gem
etery, Munson.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN GEAUGA COUNTY
LEGAL NOTICE
NO. 11,175
Hal Burr, ct al, etc. VS.. Max
Daniels, Trustee, ct al.

Hal Burr, ct al. etc. VS.. Max
Daniels, Trustee, ct al.
Elton Parker, Trustee. whose
born Parkway, Chicago 10, Illinois;
the unknown heirs of William
King, deceased; the unknown heirs
of Maria l.. King, deceased; the
unknown heirs of Harriet N. Mum
deceased; the unknown heirs of
Of Erastus Spencer. deceased; the
unknown heirs Of Austin Garfield.
Julia c. Spencer. deceased; the
unknown heirs Of Julia A. Can
field, deceased; the place Of resi-
dence Of each Of whom, other than
above set forth, being unknown,
will take notice that on March
tuting the board of trustees of
the Pilgrim Christian Church of
Chardon, Ohio, filed their petition
against them in the Common Pleas
Court Of Geauga County, Ohio,
alleging that The Christian Church
of Chardon, Ohio, and the First
Congregational Church of Chardon,
for. profit, by agreement of con-
solidation duly entered into be-
came consolidated on or about
July Z, 1850 and incorporated as
The Pilgrim Christian Church Of
Chardon, Ohio. The petition further
alleges that at the time of such
consolidation The Christian Church
Of Chardon. Ohio, was the owner
Of the following described real
property:
Situated in the Township Of
Chardon, being Number in the
8th RangN' of townships of the
Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State of Ohio and which is
also in the County of Geauga
and is known by part Of Lots No.
AZ 4 48 in the Town Plat of
Chardon and is bounded as follows.
te-wit:
Commencing on the west line of
said Lot No. Al at the north west
corner Of land owned by the heirs
Of Eleazer Paine, deceased: Thence
north on the line of the road lead
ing from Chardon to Burton s rods
lacking one link: Thence east Z
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from Harriet N. Munsell and to
parcel number two from Erastus
Spencer, Julia c. Spencer, Austin
Garfield and Julia A. Garfield.
The petition prays that title to
the above described parcels OF
real property be ordered trans
ferred to the trustees of The Pill
grim Christian Church of Chardon,
Ohio, their successors and assigns,
or to the Pilgrim Christian Church
of Chardon, Ohio; that the Trus-
tees of The Christian Church of
Chardon, Ohio, and the Trustees of
The First Congregational Church
of Chardon, Ohio, be ordered to
execute and deliver proper instru-
ments Of conveyance for such
transfer and for other relief as
plaintiffs may be found entitled
to.
Said defendants are required to
answer on or before the 5th day
of July, 1852.
King A. wilmot Attorney for
Hal Burr, ct al. Trustees, plaintiffs
herein.
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GaHHU
News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Telephone Chesterland 1929

News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Telephone Chesterland 1929
Word has been received that
a daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. D. Boyd of Royal
Oak, Mich, in Dec. Mrs. Boyd
was formerly Dorothy Rose
from Chester.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy McGurer of Wor-
rell Rd., last week.
Pfc. Ray Phillips and wife,
of KY, were at the home OF
CLANCY McGurer last weekend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Langaa
visited at the Allen home in
Kirkland, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William James
of Parma, visited at the home
of George James, Sunday, pm
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Knu-
chel of Worrell Rd., have re-
turned from Fla, by plane,
bringing with them Mr.. Knu-
chefs mother, who has been
very sick, and is now in the
Doctors hospital in Cleveland
The Robinetts are moving
into their new home on Mul-
berry Rd., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Potts enter
tanned friends from Oberlir
over the holiday weekend.
The Andrew Langaas enter.
tanned friends on Decoration
Day and had as their guests
over the weekend, Mr.. ano
Mrs. R. McKesson of Parma.
Mr.. Virgil Painter, formerly
from here, now living in Kirt,
land, returned from the hos
pital on Thursday, and is i'm,
proving very nicely. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Martin Langaa called
there Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. Tolhurst and sons
and Mrs. H. Knuchel were ir
Detroit last week where they
attended the funeral of ar
uncle.
Mrs. A. P. Langaa attended
Stanley Party at the home
of Mrs. F. Filipski, Wednes.
day afternoon.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
PATCH EN- UP All

TIL esecond meeting of the
Patch En- Up Kids was
called to order at AIS at Judy
Temples home. The dues were
collected and totalled, soc. The
next meeting will be held June
5th at Sally Johnson's home at
400. Fanny Meek made the
motion that the meeting be
adjourned. Linda Leyde sec
onded the motion.
We learned how to tie a
square knot, how to stop the
blood from a bleeding cut, and
where the pressure points are
We went home at sos. Sally
Johnson, News Reporter.
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Plan Farewell
Dinner
c. S. HeHng

There will be a farewell
dinner in honor of c. S.
Helling, who is leaving the
County Health Department to
accept a position with the
State Department of Health, on
Wednesday evening, June IL,
at 7 o'clock in the Chardon
Methodist church.
All friends of Mr.. Helling
are invited to the dinner and
should make reservations
through the Department of
Health. Phone Chardon 5-2143.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-05
Huntsburs Alumni to
Celebrate Anniversary

HUNTSBURG - The Fif-
tieth anniversary of the Hunts
burg alumni association will be
banquet and dance at Clari-
don center grange hall Satur
day, June ID at 7 pm. Reserva-
tions may be made through
Mrs. Luke Dudley, 212 E. Wal
nut st., Painesville.