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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
List Winners at
ZeiglerSRaceway
on Sunday

The feature race was stopped
in the fourth lap when two
cars went into the fence and a
third car piled into them, block
ing oncoming cars at the races
at Ziegler's Speedway, Mont
vile, Sunday.
After restarting the race,
Tuffy Prehm of Thompson, driv-
ing V-8 Ball, captured the
feature after edging out Bob
Heath of Painesville, driving
ia, who had been in the lead
for 10 1-2 laps. Tuffy also
placed first in the third heat.
Bob Heath came in second,
losing by half a car length.
Stanley Krasaukas of West
Pennington, driving Circle o,
came in third after taking the
Australian Pursuit and also the
was the fastest qualifier.
Other winners were:
Tom Mckenzie of Mentor,
driving V88 placed fourth in
the feature after taking first
place in the consolation event.
Bill Brewster of West Farm
ington, number w, took first
place in the first heat and
George Marsh of Gates Mills,
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
Milk Producers
to See Movie
in Burton

MILK PRODUCERS - "a T ----
BURTON-The Geauga Coun-
ty Milk Producers Federation
will see a film, "A Day in
Court" at the Burton Congrega-
tional church this evening at
800, the Milk Producers FEEDER
alton bulletin reports.
Financial and membership re-
ports will be made at the meet
ing with a report also being
made on the recent hearing held
in Cleveland. Nominating COM
mittees for the advisory council
will report and additional nomi-
nations may be made from the
floor.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31

driving 101, placed second in
the same heat.
Jim Burr, of Painesville, driv-
ing circle l, took the second
heat, while Art Burr was the
winner of the helmet dash.
Ralph Lett, driving P38,
placed first in the fourth heat
and Ed Swank, number 222,
placed second and also placed
third in the consolation.
Bud Brown, number x of
Hartsgrove, was second place
winner of the consolation race.
Misge O'Brien, driving No.
X, of Hartsgrove, was the girl
who captured the Powder Puff
race, while Naomi Klovevon,
driving V8, of w. Pennington,
placed second.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
Thompson Boy Causes
Excitement at Speedway

Ken Bliss of Thompson was
hit coming out of the north turn
in the feature race at Zeigler's
Speedway, Montville, Sunday,
July 20. The car rolled and his
bucket seat was knocked loose
bouncing him around quite a
bit.
After the gasoline was burned
off the track the feature race re-
arranged and run off again with
Mel Schoenfeld of Mentor TAX
ing the honors.
There was some excitement in
the powder puff race when Dor
othy Gradock of Painesville,
driving Circle One, took spill
and rolled off the track in the
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
PROBATE NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETTLEMENT
or ArTnITNRS

General Code, Sec. 1O056-36, 3S
Accounts and vouchers of the
following named persons and es-
tates have been filed in the Pro
bate Court of Geauga County. Ohio,
for approval and settlement.
FIRST, FINAL AND
DISTRIBUTIVE ACCOUNT
Frank H. Grant, Executor of the
Estate of ADA A. HARBATH. De-
ceased.
FINAL AND DISTRIBUTIVE
Erwin c. Shattuck, Executor of
the Estate of EMMA F. SHAT
TUCK, Deceased.
Isadore Youschak. aka. Isadore
Yuschak. Executor of the Estate
Of MICHAEL YUSCHAK, Deceased.
Lillian Dimmick, Guardian OF
MYRA PFENNIGER. Incompentent.
FIRST AND FINAL ACCOUNT
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
ITEMS from CLARIDON

4 pm. in the Methodist church
in Bedford. In bridal party
were Ernest Pollock, best man;
Betty Ann Petro, maid-of-honor,
Francis and Donald Vaccari-
clio, ushers, Mary Lou, Donna
Jean and Linda Vaccariello
were flower girls. Lewis was
home on furlough from Fit.
Dix, N. j.
Friends and relatives at
tended wedding of Kathleen
Marshall and Rudolph Hardy at
Our Lady of Peace church with
reception at brides home on
Taylor rd. in Claridon, Satur-
day.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31

first lap. Dorothy, however, had
the car pulled back on the track
and finished the race. Elma
Heath of Painesville went on to
win the feature with Esther
Beck taking second position.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL

NOVELTY - Mr.. and Mrs.
William Howenstine are attend
ing Boston University's outdoor
education workshop operated in
conjunction with their summer
camp for children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howenstine are teachers
at Cleveland Heights school.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
All NEWS -
NORTHWEST DAIRYMEN

1ONAHWEOI DAIN 4 MEM
A demonstration on how to
fit calf for the fair will be
shown at the next meeting of
the Northwest Dairymen All
club to be held at the home of
Arthur Johnson, August IA.
Swimming was enjoyed at
the sixth meeting at the home
of Judith Fenwick.
II \
JUNIOR SEWING SUZIES
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Carver on
Thursday, July 81.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-31
To Attend Ohio Northern

TO ANend UnlO N0rthern
CHESTER - Douglas Paul
Ruble, Mulberry rd., has been
admitted to Ohio Northern Uni
versity for the fall term start
ing September Is. Ruble is en-
rolled in pre- pharmacy
course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Bobs sporting Goods donated five
dollars each IN merchandise 20
the winner.
A charcoal Self-poriraii drawn
By Gerald Leake and mounted and
framed by the Noble Art Studio is
among the treasured gifts she re
ceiyes.
The Fuller Brush Retail store DO
mated a lovely weekend travel COS
motto kii known under their trade
name Of 'Lizagatof" In her choice
0f any shade.
siieT choice Of an y \ 10 eelorcd
OF ~ II" ~" gold portrait was
presented the winning candidate by
National Arts Studio.
Votes for the Queen were 4 pen.
ny each. The person having the
largest amount Of pennies dropped
into their respective Jars automati.
cally won the title.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Maids Night 0nf
by Def
"RocuE RIvEe" ~
re Strand Theatre.

N01GE NNNEN ef
re Strand Theatre.
Rory Calhoun and a blofid new
conner named Peter Graves sirug
sic manfully through a drama Il
son against father. and good again.
q esh in 40 osf.0f.doo tim. done
~ aqnas. eoppertinfs and -hlues
Theecolor technique IA eaxiFf on
the eyes than more brilliant splash.
=. hut Sometimes the flesh stones
Nave } slightly Ereenish tai The
panoramic background II meaniain
country - magnificent.
us ton bad that cant b. said
II the acting There's a batfy laced
blonde Girl who turns out u be
vieious little minx mixed up In a
bank robbery along with Peter
Graves father And the piesurc Is
full of violence. flS.flghls. eun
battles. a man-huni that ends INST
as you expect. in the death II the
hunted.
The son believes IN has fathers
integrity until thc hard. cold facts
present themselves There ara = loi
Of rognes IN the Rogue river dis.
frict'
be- parts b a sheriff. mambrrs
Of has posse. and regional characi.
ers spark the plot whleh i some.
~hai tangled and oser<lraulaiir.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

james Richard coyle. META.
uSN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs DIV
Bush of Danyille. m. Is nov serving
on board the Submarine Tender
USS Howard ". Gilmore tAS.l6l.
al Key West
Coyle recently compleied a II
weeks course al the Naval Metal
smith School IN Norfolk, Va. His
duties aboard ship vii include
work in. welding. eusiinR. burning
sheetmetal work and blacksmith
work.
Coyle. who entered the Naval
service June II. 1851, received has
recruit training al The Naval Train.
tng Center. Great Lakes. Illinois
Before entering the Navy. Co,le
attended and was graduated from
Danyille High School. and was EN-
ployed by the shoe firm Of Dan
Cohen Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Ernest Y. Jansen. TMT5. rsNk
son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID Jan.
sen. Ssii Evergreen Avenue. fhi.
casa. IllinolS. has reported shoard
the l.S.S. Howard w. Gilmore
Asia } ~ Key West
Jansen. who entered TIE Naval
Sersiee Auguss AZ. iss5. as dis.
charged April %. 1896 and recalled
June q 1881. he receixed rs re-
crnti training AZ the Nassl IRAN
M Center. Great Lakes. Iliimis
Before eniwing the Navy jansen
was emplnyed b. the illinulk Bed
Teiephcne Company.
Jansen Wife. the farmer beiiy
Jane Biwalke q Chicagu. iliine.s ~
feshalrg IL Ciiissza = rfrsen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

The Chamber of Commerce re.
ports. thai Solomon Joulwan az
pottsvilie. Pa. Is sataiioning AZ
the Marine Motel IN Key West
This Is Mr.. Joulwan's third visit
70 the Island City. and he reports
that he Is catching lots Of fish this
trip.
Mr.. Joulwan said that Mr. Jack
Talon. manager ~ the Marine
Mote where he Is staying. - for.
mer Pottsvillan and treats people
with that coal region hospitality
In Mr. Joulwan's opinion. Ne,
West can't be beat for restiulness
and sunshine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Color Pictures
Will BE .Sh0lrn
For Garien Club

me rtnular Meeting Of - Kcy
West Garden club will BE- hehl 10.
night a the womsn's Cmhh61se on
Dnval streeA Color slides ofNari-
Gus Key West gardens and naiise
flowers vii be- shown BY YADnne
and Gene Ilsughman.
A number q the trees and nov.
ers 10 be shawn aFs No lonetE part
ef ihe islands hcpuiy. they have
snccumbed 20 progress af.a ihe
bulldozer.
ne Baugbmans have bees hslng
here Tor the past four yeaiN and
the pictures were taken N1ring
that period AZ time
Al members. gurkfz aud vixl.
tors are cordially invited 10 attend.
The meeting begins a spa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Former uaine LambermaH
Reports For Duty Here

Leroy T.. Sands. CSSN. tSNk
son of Mr. and Mrs. RE. Sanus
Route No I. Caribou. Maine. r..
ported for duty aboard the SUB
tender 1 - How ard Vi. Gilmore
(AS-i6l. al Key West
Sands wno entered the Nav
service june ~. 1879 vas reseuay
recalled for duty last April
Before entering the Nayy. - IS
operated a pulp and lumber bus
ness.
Sands and has wife. the former
Thelma Turner. daughter Of VII
liam Turner OF New Orleans. L..
are presently living here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Coming Erenfs

uFDNFSnAY FEBRUARY g
Meetlna stephen n. Mallory
ehauser No 1852 uDc. ap.m.
Coffee SuhRon Pour Wives. W.
Taylor lean.
Meeting XIV Ouiboard Club
Auxiliary 40 nm
Ilelicop,er SQUADRON one OFF.
GERS Wives club viii have .
\ coffee meeting al 10 4. IN. "A the
M{Nne a Mrs !. Watson. 2ols
~Se tnhef
+fulR AY BRuAkf
N.[lHe ~ Cnnnfy Hospi
4 fal WON AuxiliAry sewing
/ group q .Iaiak 2 pm.
Art elasse< W. a4aiis. West Mar.
\ tello Gallery Ntb apm.
Meetine. Pas Is,dge al club
house, 4 pm.
Meeting, WV Post No. ssii,
Meeiinr. Golden Rule and Busy
Fingers circle u N.S.c.s.
FIRST Methodist church
Meetine. Garden Club. az NO.
mans Club. 3 pm
Meeting Lower Keys Property
Owners Association Cudioe
key. = pm.
MaFsonelle shows TOT esemcn'
taFy ~ am. ahu tur hi4hs
school students and adults I 40
pm. Both shows ~ hey IVES,
hlgh school
Party Cor Carnival Queen candi.
eatr a. Asrnpalms. : pm.
FRIDAY. fEBROARi
All HANDS dance, hoea thica
swimmink psol pasio, = pm.
b"ra shicR SarniFh Queen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

HfDMESTE4DER PAYS
FIRST VISIT HERE

The Chamber Of Commerce an.
nounces that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Putnam. Jr. their children. and
Mrs. Louis Schlink IL New Haven.
Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Putnam. Sr., IL Homestead were
recent visitors In Key West.
This was the party's first visit
10 the nations southernmost city
They were thrilled and p eased
with their sight seeing tour 81 the
island city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
COLOR fDO RESIDENTS
IfSfT DAUGHTER HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Earle e. Drom.
mond and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross ca.
ncy a wray. Colo. are vaeathun.
ms in Key West ~ the S0uthw ind
Moior Court. Mr.. aud Mrs. IA.
k,ng Who manage the Soathwind
are the sontn-law and daughter II
Mr. and MRS. Drommond.
his il the partys FIRST trip
hcre. where they expect 90 spend
absui tao weeks. They report that
they are cnioytng the scwnry and
weather ~ kes West serg much
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Ire selection was made al an
AL Hands party At the Naval Sta.
ton Beach Patio last Friday after.
noon The Sonar Schools candi.
dates for the title ranged from the
young winner 90 some Of the very
attractive wives and daughters II
the staff members. The candidates
were in addition 10 Miss Preston.
Mrs Malva Rikemsn. Mrs. Jeanet-
te l. Tally, Miss Margarrf Little.
Miss Betty Rowan. Mrs Retis SIN.
clair and Nfs,.Nargexit HinkeT.
Prizes welr<shAted t0tlir Queen
by seven Key West merchants.
"Marss soi ~ Sasa Marina Beau
~ Salpi Is M(f her a free hair
styling. two rods Of film and the
processing VI them for any size
ron film camera and one 8" \ 10"
enlargement Of any negative Is be.
ing presented by the Atlantic Photo
supply Company. Inc.
Chappell's Variety store and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

George william deMontigny, Pa.
OSN. son ri Mr.. ard Mrs. Leo de-.
Moniigny. los Westmoreland Ave.
Longmead0W. Mass has reported
aboard the Sublender uSS Howard
" Gilmore tAS.l6,) al Key West.
k.oEsaa.
tssAoniigny entered the MAJ al
erviee October =. 1851 and rcceis .
~ has recruit training AZ the Naval
Training Center. Bainbridge. Mary
land.
he was graduated from the Ca
thedrai High School and was EN-.
ployed by First National Stores be.
fore his enlistment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Miss Colleen Moore
Enserfains House Guest

Miss Colleen Moore Of iiii
South street has q houScvuesf
Miss Betty Gilbert sf Chipley. Fls.
who Is enjoying . weeks vacation
In key West.
.3oth girls are students al Fl0ri
da State University al Tallahassee
where they are roommates4
Miss Moore Is tbe dauz Aer n
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. moore 81 ihis
asy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

MS. Rum bakef JIksMI Mrs.
pandy Baker Carser All M Nme.
liz Giust lefi the city yesterday
for a trip 10 Cuba.
The trio. Who flew over by Aero.
Was v. expect 10 spend a wees IN
Havana and before returning %
key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

49, @ts+f &~~~ .ts"s~ - - -
tn past weex eap,aiRs "a
ewness Of &c Carfirpn Blight xlnr
Ter esd bsssAns fkhIhg boms \ ~.
heipca the enmpaizu x1fa n6nnblr
donations I've Assbciafi6n urvrs
the public to paironixe the generous
bostmen this week. Donations have
come from THESE captains Joseph
y. Mercurlo of the Aileen III:
shirley Carson Of the StorEa King
Jake Key of the Legion: Roy Pot.
Ter Of the Rusty. G. r. Regan Of
the Sea Raider. John West II the
May West. Wadxworth DeMerritt
Of the Evelyn Tommy L0nes Of
the Geo. n. Bates. Reggie Trevor
Of the Osprey u Ray Gonzaga Of
the calacy: Henry wetheriord Of
The Sea Hawk. Art Curry Of the
Artmar. Teddy Canova Of the Flo.
Along. Clyde Montgomery 0f the
Greyhound. Give Niles Of the Skip.
py; Bill Cresp0 Of the Lucy. and
Albert Atwell Of the Sailfish.
Because Of Us interest IN all
Gripping diseases. the cerebral
palsy NI.Hzpllon also sponsored
an~nEd 80 Or = arch Of Dimes
qgcf a>dI<aie, Mg. Alex.
49, MNlassiefMwas winner In
the married women's division.
nQ,p yicllms, who have recover.
"a M who softer Gripping and
Naissicss can be treated al the
palsy association proposed clinic
TN NE past. memJers 81 the Cere
hrsl Palsy and Crippled Associa'
Non have taken Monroe County
Apaslic victims and other crippled
children 10 Miami for treatment
and have provided braces and other
care. However. the long trips make
them nervous and often nullify the
benefits. Many Of the children and
their families have become dis
couragcd and believe that they can
NOT learn 10 walk and become self
sufficient.
Clinics operated by trained ther
aplxts who can ave regular care
10 the victims have achieved won
derfully encouraging results with
children and even adults. Many
have been able 10 NO 10 school and
r. hold regular Jobs. Employers
and school authorities have learn
Cd that the spastie Is not feeble
mindcd bui N often above average
IN intelligence. HIS spastic eondi
bon u usually due 10 injury. some
Ding which might happen 10 any
kns in these days u mourAing traf
DC aceidentS.
Among the Monroe County spas
&c children who might be able
10 achieve a normal life II ihes
can receive regular clinic care
hom a therapiSt are three boys
fo,h years old 0 carl ~ seven, an
other twelve and a baby, fifsecr
Inonshs old. These. as wei as arih
rites and polio recovery eases
other cripples and all II Key West
Niil benefit from the clinic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

have . diasnondl Well you %
10 the Beseheomber Jewellers
and rick cut q ring or earrings.
and u viii have In a just the
sine diamond you can afford.
and IL may be real smNll. Then
you save q lew more dollars
and take your piece Of iewelFY
back with the little diamond
and they will replace IL with
q larger one and allow yea
exactly what You paid Ter the
smaller one on the bigger sise.
THAT'S the way your elamona
will grow. and we think lis
wonderful.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
SHI 3 u @ s


Nj and Mrs. Joe Pens. sc For
ter Place. announce the birth oi q
daughter, cindy Theresa, Al Mon
rue General Hospital. sunday Fec.
, ~ s. 60 am.
The new arrival weighed sik
pounds. n ounces.
Mrs.. pons 10 the former Cira
Labrada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

ne Mtadthk ui Miss bttty Y
Wagner. USN. took place al
in the United States Naval Chap
Washington. ID. c. The Rev. c
double ring ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. willhite Of Muir
laugh. Idaho She lived in Key
West for five years and while
here was president Of the Junior
womens. Club. frat yice-preSi'
dent Of thg arthur Sawyer Unit
No. 20 Ameriesn Legion Auxiliary
and a charter member 81 the Beta
omegs shspbs 81 Beta Sigma
pm snroritv She recently rs-
turned from Rabat. French Mo
rocco IN .Aorth Africa where She
Was secretary 10 the United
States Consul
THE nsw Mrs. Wagner wore a
wedding gown 81 mauve silk
lhansung with velvet trim ana
carried . gardenia bouquet and
on IVORY carved prayerbook HEN.
loom which was borrowed from
friend. Mrs. Reese Hinton 81
Buhl. Idaho
Matr0n at honor, Mrs Mary
Jane Wagner ~ Washington,
wore a wine-colored dress and
carried roses
Best man for the groom was
William y Young. q Pan-Ameri-
can Airways pilot
A small dinner for the we'd.
ding party was held after the
ceremony ~ the T. s Naval
Medical Center Officers Club in
Bethesda. Nd - o.
Afser wedding trip % New
York CIV. che couple will be a.
home afs223 Briland street. AIex.
lanfria. Va
The furucr MisMEaanders at
l ss,ss Ia =, -. . ;.s%yi
frum Twin Falls uiRh Srhool.
Twia Fails. Idaho She also at
tended Webster Business College
IN Los Angeles. Calf
~ Comdr Wagner Is the son
~ Mrs Kate Wagner. Denison.
Texas Tie was graduated from
~ Xaviers Academy AZ Dent.
son and attended Southeastern
State College az Durand. Okla.
where he was a member ~ PM
Sigma Epsilon fraternity Tie
was commissioned and received
bis wings AZ the Y s Naval Air
Station. Corpus Christi. Tex. In
MAY. 1871 During World War n.
be- served IN tire Pacific ~ senior
aviator on the USS Montpelier
and as operations officer IN
Bombing Squadron One aboard
the aircraft carrier USS Ben
nlngton. where he received
numerosw decorations Among
them was the Navy Gross. the
nlEfsrst award givcn By the Z s
Nhsy
Iurrently. ne IL On duty in
xnh ing tying with the Chief Of
Naval Operations IN the pcnta-
son Washington. ID G.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

DR.. and Mrs. G. 7 Bowling 0i
Norway are visiting in Key West
with their daughter 90 ga . lan
Commander and Mrs3txW 1igsfi
son. al the United States Naval
Base. They will spend M~eov, a
month here.
This Is the Dowlings' fifth visit
TO Key West. Dr. Downing says
they fine Il a most interesting and
delightful place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

In larger families we've found
that there Is always one child
who seems 90 be- the favonte o.
pet" A friend of ours was ac-
cused of favorltism. and explain.
ed Il just right. u seems. HUH"
she growled Treat EN- differ.
enilyg Nope treat 'em the
same. II just bounces back diff.
fercntly.~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

It's getting 50 that now
adaYs just q lacy valentine
isn't enough. we give EN- gifts
like Christmas. Sc. q hint or
two on how % give a really
nice enc without goin7 over
beard in the wsllsf department
Is 10 follow the crowds 30
Chic and take advantage OF
the biz red tag sale going on
sil fhis wesk. Chic h located
en- tire urscwa side. the mum.
her "a sec Duvai.
For he Gal IN your heart,
Chic hes dresses from S3.09.
sunhaeks from s2.7s. Skirts as
little as sass Sweaters. hlons-
O.. bets. ard SO forth ed in.
finiiemI Tor him. Jackefx.
Hats. Spsrt Shirts. Swim
Trunks, and many more things
si next % nothing prices.
HEY csYsi Dent miss the
costume iewslry that's On sale.
n ~ 30 much glitter for 70 ne.
lie. lock Tor the red tag
prices.
Seems - though Downtown
Is Moving Uptown 10 Chie's
He'd TAG Sale -. Dent for
get nowl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

With initiation in the headlines.
the lowly frankfurter has come
into It's own. We thought We had
fixed EN- every possible way
without making frankfurter pie.
and then We came across this
enc and Il sure turned out nice.
Split the vicente lengthwise and
till with finely chopped apple
sprlnkled ever SO lightly with
sugar 1--WE like brown. Wrap
each frankiurter with bacon,
fastcn with toothpicks and bake
so minutes al SIS p or until
the bacon Is crisp Some like this
with saufkraut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Fleet Sonar School CGrniraf Choice
IL Four Year Old Girl. Helen Preston

old Helen Preston. blond
has been selected candidate from school
for the finals IN the Navy Charity Carnival Queen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

We've heard Of growing gar
dens and growing plants and
even growing children. bat the
first time ws ever heard Of
growing diamonds was Yssfsr-
day Al the Bescheomber Jew.
elera That's right folkA fheY
have . grow q diamond" plan
that IL . honey. n goes like
this. Suppose 80. iusf suppose
you dent have tee much mon
sY 10 spend. but the ven ycu
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