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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-24
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP.
PLY FOR PASSAGE or LOCAL
on SpECIAF. nTf.l

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
saant TO the requirement OF section
2 e Article III Of the Constitution
% the state OF Florida, as amended
Plleatlon. viii be made By the I'M
dersigned to the Legislature OF the
state ef Florida at the regular ses-
sion OF said Legislature 10 be held
curing the year 1888 for the pas-
sage OF = local or special bin
Amending Section 1s of Char
ter 260tA Laws OF Florida.
Acts 81 the Legislature Year
1919. Entitled IAN ACT Pro-
Vlding for the Creation, or
OF Anu-Mosquito Districts IN
Monroe County, Florida; Pre-
stdtng for the appointment
and Election OF COMMENCEMENT
for said District. Specifying
Their Rights, Powers and pa
ties; Providing for the Finane-
ing By Taxation, and for the
DISBURSEMENT of Such Finances;
Naming the Duties OF County
commissioners, Tax Assessors
Penalties f6s Damag es 10 ANY
Works OF the District" Ev
Changing the Method Ry Witch
the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of Monroe County. Flor
lia Determines the Amount 81
Taxes Levied for the Monroe
County. Mosquito District
BY Limiting the Rate OF Tax.
tion TO 1 Mill; Repeating 81
Laws and Parts OF Laws. Whs-
thef GENERAL or Special. Ia Con-
fliet with Tbie Act 10 the ~
tent OF such Conflict: and Pro-
vlding When Act Shall Take
Effect.
Dated at Key west, Florida, this
lard day OF March, Al. 1853.
NEIL SAUNDERS
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|oTIcF or iNTENTI0N 10 APP.
ply FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
an GnnrTAY RIII

y0TIcH or INTENTION TO AP.
ply FoR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
or SPECIAL BILL
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to the fequifefnant OF bsctaoh
81 Of Article III 81 the Constitution
~ the State of Florida, as AMENDED
81 the general election in 1888, ap-
ni,eaiIof, will be made By the nn~
dersirned 10 the Legislature OF the
state OF Florida AZ the regular sea sea
sion OF said tsegislatNts TO be heia
during the year 1888 tor the pas
sage OF a local or special OH
.,,nor,z,nr The city OF Key
Wnst Florida. a Municipal Cor
,erstian Under the Laws OF
he state OF Florida, TO Con-
yey in zee simple to Arthur
SAWYER Pest No, 2s, Amerleeh
legion. Department OF Floriaf
Monroe County. state Of fIott
ia Certain Land and improve
ne Thereon on stock Island
an Wonrae County, Florida, Fer
-. ~ SansldeFAtion OF One DOT
lar. and Efnpowerlng the St
Commission OF The Ci,,o.
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such Conveyance.
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sTATK or FLORIDA. IN PM"
RATS.
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JERoME p. PiNDER r......a
TO ALL WHOA IT MAY CON-
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~ aso1t ssAAsA&N OF LOCAL
ma kpECiAL BILL
n-ottce a hereby given that Pvt.
.,,ant "a the fAanirement OF section
81 ~ Article III @ the Conetltutselhs
of the State OF FfeElaas - sass an
at the genetet eiestsea y ne 1ns
ppnnstsnsa IL tlle NsNttiAtufe OF the
Sac AZ FLORIDA AZ the reguiar ss
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sage Of a local or special O'A
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tar n az Chapter t3sit. LtNs 2.
Florida, Acts Of the beg
Year I94s, Being the Esns.
of The City Of NY wssep rasi.
ida. BY EiIlAlnatlag the t. gs
sIons Reqairins the So gsma
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~ sale 81 Real Property ies
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ana Issuance Of Tax peeos.
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Evening star., 1953-01-11
SHRINER'S CONVENTION

changes around this town."
''Yep,' agreed the editor, ''and
I've been against every durn
one of them"
NJ HERBS PART of Indiana,
folks passed Pas discarded clothes
on through a succession of sons.
''Often one of our citizens" he
says, would find a suit had enough
wear in it for a couple more kids,
50 he went right ahead and had
'em. A woman sure hated to see
one of those durable suits come
Evening star., 1953-01-11

named Herb Shriner, currently
masterminding a new weekly
televisiOn show called 1.-TWO for
the Money" and even funnier
when drawing his grass-roOts
anecdotes at banquets and pri-
vate gatherings.
Herb looks and acts like a hay
seed, and he's proud of it. He was
born in Toledo, Ohio, but declares.
MY folks moved to Indiana as
soon as they heard about il" !" The
town in which they settled has
provided him with an inexhaust-
ible wealth of material.
elections gave us trouble
back there" he recalls. Zone
year they closed all the SALOONS
during the voting. Trouble
was, they made a mistake and
locked all the voters in"
THE TOWNS most inveterate
drunk confessed, Il don't even like
the taste of the stuff. I just drink
SOS I can forget - and / got the
best memory in Indiana. He tried
living in Indianapolis once but was
back in a week. That place amt
for me-" he told Herb. 'I'll take
the good old U.S.A."
The wind blew so hard in Herbs
town one day it got a hen turned
clear around the wrong way. Be-
fore it could get Strengthened out, it
laid the same egg six times. Same
issue of the local gazette that told
the story of the big blow carried an
ad that read. MAN wanted to
work in dynamite factory: must be
willing to travel"
Herb conjectured to the
crotchety old editor, ''Pop, I'll
bet you've seen plenty of
Evening star., 1953-01-11
r EAR e Q r

nj EAR Z ST
~ thing to the
immortal will
Rogers that's
come along i'm q
month of Sum
days is a dry,
lanky HOOsier
Evening star., 1953-01-11
A suit Iosted for years

into the family. One lady finally
stopped having more children be-
cause she was running out of names
- to call her husband"
The richest citizen in Herbs
town made his fortune by invent
ing a dog food that tastes exactly
like a letter carriers ankle.
He's holding on to his
money, too. Serves iced tea ex-
cl,lsively in January, February
and March. ssThOse are the
months" he explains, 1--WE
have ice."
SllAugER found himself plugging
tea on a national hook-up years
later when he did a pinch-hitting
job for Arthur Godfrey.
The sponsors, the makers of
Lipton's Tea, were mildly surprised
when they heard Herb announce,
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-01-11

Philip aaaageae. designing
genius: my suits blend slimness
and a fluid ease Of motion. look
their best over q Playtex Cirdle!"
Made of miracle latex with au-,oay
control, Playtex Sims you by inches
-. leaves you wonderfully free!
Washes, dries in q fash!
Evening star., 1953-08-06

BIissfuIIy soft and light wooIs, woven
for wonderful warmth. 72x9O" size,
deeply bound With acetate royon. Rose,
blue, white, green, yellow, fIomingo,
hunter green and turquoise.
W5L-Bonkets and Bedding, 5th Floor
>. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

F. Cravec, ct al, 1921 acres lot l,
sec 8 pit.
Cafawba PIafs--
Verdi Won C.. Throne, ct al to
Mary Hilker, blk 6, lots 11-12 OF
tawa City.
Central Securities Corp. to Paul
r. Antoun, ct al, lot so Cliffs.
Central Securities Corp to Vir-
gil M. Gordon, pt lot 297, Cliffs.
DanbUry Twp
Bertha WargowSky, ct al to
Gerald Hallier, .35 acre, lot 13, pit,
sec 2
DanbUry PIafs-
Violet M. McCreery, ct al to
Myrtle E. Bender, ct al, blk 2, lots
IL and 13 Avalon on the Bay.
Sophia Martin, ct al to Wayne
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
HOSPITAL NOTES
ADMISSIONS

Mrs. Oryille Armstrong, Port
Clinton, surgical, 10-14; Chester
Yeisley, Oak Harbor, surgical, 10
IA; Mrs. Ida Graham, Gypsum,
surgical, 10-15; Albert Zibbel, Oak
Harbor, surgical, 1918; Mrs. Mer-
Ian Budd, Port Clinton, surgical.
1918; Mrs. Harold Probel, Port
Clinton, medical, 1015; Mrs. Christ
Anderson, Port Clinton, medical,
1O-15; Barbara Ann Jadswisiak,
Port Clinton, medical, 1915:
Joseph Rollheiser, Elmore, med
ical, 1917; Mrs. Harry Wood, Port
Clinton, medical, 10-17; Bert Mack
ey, Port Clinton, medical, 1O-17;
Mrs. Rollin Mack, Lakeside, surgi-
cal, 1O-17; Mrs. Kenneth Vogt, Port
Clinton, medical, 1913; Mrs. Louis
J. Sarto, Port Clinton, medical, 10
18; Mrs. Lyle Riedmaier, Port Clin-
ton, surgical, 1919; Felix Bolack,
Port Clinton, medical, 1920; Mrs
Leonard Mack, Port Clinton, med
ical, 1920.
DISCHARGES
Mrs. Donald Bredehoft, Mrs. Bur]
RAIDER, Jonnie Jones, Alex Glenn
ons, Richard Dubbert, Mrs. Berton
Neil, Robert Grimm, Mrs. Minnie
Bennett, Mrs. Harold Sans and
Baby, Mrs. Lightner, Blanca Rey-
ma, Joseph Miller, Mrs. Joseph
Oil and Baby, Mrs. Ida Graham
Mrs. Ronald Windisch and Baby
! Mrs. Merlan Budd, Mrs. Harold
Probel, Joseph Rollheiser, Bert
Mackey, Mrs. Kenneth Voght.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Joan. Cuprys Long to /. F. c.
Corporation, 2.64 acres, rg Is, sec
33.
I. F. C. Corporation to Alice M
Cuprys, 1.46 acre, rg Is, sec 33.
Locust Point
Betty L. A. Christen to Ray w
Caldwell, ct al, lot 165 Locust ePt.
Beach.
Clay Twp
Myrtle b. Huss. to Charles E.
Boyd, ct al, Is acre, re 13, sec 33.
Genoa Construction to Richard
Schuster, ct al, IT acre, rg 13, S
33 pit.
Herman Gerkensmeyer, ct al to
Vern Cluckey, blk II, lot /, Martin.
Catawba Twp
Clarence Felshaw, ct al to George
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Petersen, ct al. lot /, Harbor View
S. D. "A".
Dorothy Gaydos to Ernest Hoag-
wood, ct al, lot 10, Gaydos.
Lakeside
Esther j. Little, ct al to Fern M.
Fannin, blk 66, lot 13.
MarbIehead Corp
Earl S. Braithwaite to George
Earls, 10 acre, lot 26, sec l.
Pleasant Point.
Earl S. Braithwaite to Anthony
Turinsky, .95 acre lots 26-27 sec. ]
Pleasant Point.
Earl S. Braithwaite to Alex Man.
ko .37 acre lot 26 sec l.
Erie Twp
Wayne R. Rahm, ct al to Allen
L. Goodman, ct al, so acre, rg 16,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS :

TEEN AcER DANCE, Sat-. Oct
"a, q TO II, at Armory. Sponsored
BY ccchran's Maiorettes. 37-lf
SW Mr.. and Mrs. Stensen
Segaard, 219 Hayes Ave
nue. are the parents OF a
girl weighing 7lbs. 1914 ozs. born
October 18th.
S A small deposit will hold any
siss until Christmas. Philips
iIs,velerv 36-tf
b Sunday guests of Mrs. Roscella
stein were Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon
Phipps and children, Mansfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Phipps and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bebow.
= Turkey Supper. Gypsum Com
suunity Church, Tuesday, October
~ - 4 70 7 PM. Adults $1.o0.
children soc. 36-2t
--:-:-
So A boy weighing Lbs.
- 141s ozs. was born October
- 18th to MIR. and Mrs.
Ronald Windisch, 402 Locust Street,
Oak Harbor.
Guests this week of Mrs. James
w. Allan, Catawba Cliffs, are Mrs
.Walding G. Rupp and Mrs. M
Marquardt, Toledo, and Miss Eu-
genia Eichman, Cleveland.
BAKE SALE Am. Legion Aux,
Friday, Oct. 23rd. starting 9 am.
o. csrnsr and VOLTS. N-lt
Captain and Mrs. Harold Sper-
ber, Kathy and Roger, left Monday
morning for their new home near
WrightP Patterson Field, Dayton,
where Capt. Sperber has again
been assigned following lengthy
combat flying in Korea.
~~s 80 -.-.-
Kiinnbiel Florists week end
sbsci6i5.~5 doz. tulips $4.98, large
daffodfis $l.98 dozen. 100 pounds
viaoro s$4.75. Large Mum plants
s3;ss s,is| k''"'s''' Florists Phone
sARSV. and Mrs. Joseph Abraham
have returned home following va
cation trip to New Jersey and
pennsylvania.
Ass..ses4 &, -
tlosd Stoves for sale st MulliSan
Electric. Oak Hsrbor. IF
- ST" -:-:-
kMrs. Henry Nuppenau, Fire
Township, is spending six weess
In Florida, recuperating from her
recent disqualification.
tsWali and floor tiles, Formiea
tops. Materials Of lasting beauty.
LcyAl r. Eaton, Green Springs,
t1sfnte ph0na 2AA1 36-Atn
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Allen Twp
Dorothy Mobiles, exctx to
Michael Pasco, ct al 2 parcels, rg
13, sec 18.
Fred SternS to Harvey Sterns. pit
lot l, rg Is, sec 33, Buntes' Plat.
Benton Twp
Edith Steinhauer ct al to Wilma
Long, blk 8, lots 9-10-11-12, Cutters
Richard Witt, ct al, to Wilbur P.
Witt, 80 acre, rg IA, sec 81.
Carroll Twp
Joan Cuprys Long to Clemon
Kuras. ct al, 1856 acre, rg Is, sec
| 33.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

have gone to spend the winter.
.~>~ Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
@ Shanteau, 1301z E. Mair
y Street, Oak Harbor have
a boy weighing lbs. and " or
born October 18th at Magrudel
Memorial Hospital.
V-beIi. Ali types and sizes. MUi
Iigan's. Oak Harbor. TT
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Persons spent
several days last week at Fort
Breckenridge in Georgia visiting
their daughter and son-in-law Pr
vate and Mrs. Donald Stinchomb.
Mrs. Frank Putnam has been In
New York for two weeks.
Planning q Halloween Party?
Order your donUfs now. Made
fresh daily at the Whitehovss
Drive-In. Telephon 22105.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burkett. are
spending part of the week, on a
vacation trip through Pennsylva-
MIA.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Bun
~ ming, Route 2, Oak Har-
Dor, are parents of a son
born Saturday in Magruder Me.
mortal Hospital. The new arriva.
has been named Michael Lee and
is the 18th grandchild Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Burning of Bay Twp.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Quisno left
for Cincinnati, Wednesday to spend
few days at the home of their
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Quisno.
-.-:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johannsen,
former residents of West Third
street have moved to Fremont,
where they will make their future
home, Mr.. Johannsen having EN-.
ployment in Fremont.
~n0N Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
- Lieske, Route l, Oak Har
Dor are the parents of g
| girl weighing Z lbs. and IA ozs
born October 18th.
| -.-:-
Water pump parts and service
Mulligan's, Oak Harbor. r.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Marvin w. Arndt, "a, farmer,
Graytown and Miss Doris E.
Turnow, 20, beauticiana' Curtice.
Rev. Gerald Ferne to officiate.
Francis G. Winke, 20, farmer,
Oak Harbor RID and Miss Marilyn
M. Thompson, 19, clerk, Port Clin-
ton. FIR. Karl A. Brand to officiate.
John Butchko, AZ, butcher, Lake
side and Miss Mary Engler, 35.
Bookkeeper, Port Clinton. Rev
Joseph Abraham to officiate.
Richard D. Collins, 81, artillery
repairman, Port Clinton and Miss
Ethel M. Smith, 80, crane operator,
Port Clinton. Rev. HI. Pruess to of
ficiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

| Used refrigerafors for sale sl
MvlIigsn Electric, Oak Harbor.
-
Mrs. Thelma Moore of Toledo
and Miss Edith Peters we're in De
troit for the weekend. Sunday they
attended the Cinerama. They al
so saw the movie 1.-THE Robe.
-:-:-
Bake Sale Friday, October 30th
at the Ohio Gas Company, starting
at II o'clock. Sponsored by Gold
Star Mothers Chapter.
Mr.. Floyd Witter spent the week
end visiting at the home OF his
brother and sister-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Witter at Flint,
Michigan. On Sunday they went on
a fishing trip to Tawas City. Mich.
Used electric dryers for sale a.
MvIlissn Electric. Oak Harber.
-
~r Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
W. Wears, 8 Community Loop,
Erie Gardens are an
nouncing the birth of daughter
on October 18th, at Magruder
Memorial Hospital. The baby
weighed 8 lbs. 6 X OZs.
BAKE SALE Am. Legion Aux.
Friday, Oct. 23rd. starting 9 am.
at Corner and Wolfs. 37-1f
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Gill are ex-
pected home this weekend follow
ing two week auto trip to Flor
ida.
Mrs. Audrey Jeremy SztUk has
Joined the staff at Mrs. Norman
KoIhoff's Miisdy Beauty Shop.
assuming her new duties Noven'-
Der !, 1853. 37-lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Dodrill,
FostOria, called on friends here
Tuesday, Years ago, the DOdrills
were stationed at Erie Ordnance
Depot while he was in charge of
the hospital.
Used stools and lsvstoriss for
ssis st MvIlissn Electric. Oak
dsrbor. r.
>r A girl was born October
~ 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
= fred ,Wozniak, 3131a Oak
Street. She weighed 7 Lbs. 7k ozs
-:-:-
Now Is the time to layaway gifts
for Christmas. Philips jewellery.
36-tf
Planning . Halloween Party?
Order your donvts now. Made
fresh daily at the Whitehovse
nr;vaIn ralanhcH c9lNS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

-sc~,1 A boy was born Octo-
W. ber 10Th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McMurray. Route
8. He weighed 8 Lbs. Is ozs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

TEEN AcER DANCE, Sat-, Oct.
"a, 8 TO II. at Armory. Sponsored
by coehran's Maioretfes. 37-lf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Y
| W. ber 10Th to Mr.. and Mrs
~ Thomas McMurray, Rout,
8. He weighed Lbs. Is ozs.
Turkey Supper, Gypsum Com
munify Church, Tuesday, October
n - 4 TO ? PM. Adults $1.00
Children Soc. 36-2i
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Sorenson, To
ledo were Sunday guests of theil
aunt Mrs. F. A. Gerner and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Klein.
KIinqbieI Florists week end
specials. S doz. tulips $4.98, large
daffodiIs $1.98 dozen. 100 pounds
Vigoro $4.75. Large Mum plants
| $2.98. kiinsbiel Florists. Phone
3941.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen
have moved from 118 East Fifth
Street to their new residence in
Harbor Road. Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Myron Hetrick plan to move
from Fremont Road to the house
vacated by the Petersens.
Wall and floor tiles. Formiea
tops. Materials Of lasting beauty.
Loyal r. Eaton, Green Springs,
Ohio. Phone 2441. 36-4tp
Henry Wierzba, State Road, has
been confined to his bed for the
past two weeks following complica-
tions of oral surgery.
w0N Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
~ Benefited, Route 3, Oak
Harbor have a girl weigh
ing 7lbs. 13 ozs. born October 18th.
-
Mrs. Lucille Morrison, Duarte,
Calf. authoress, her son, Keith
Morrison, LaJolla, Calf, and Mrs.
Leila Rice, Cleveland Heights, Wis
tied Miss Sadie Dunkle in the
home of Mrs. George Sperber
Monday. Morrison is producer of
Rampant Films, Inc, and is in the
East on a business trip.
Used washers for sale st Multi
gan Electric. Oak Harbor. TT
-:-:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Quisno and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holzhauer,
returned home the fore part of the
week after having spent the past
week on a tour to the Smoky
Mountains and other points of in
terest.
..,, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
w Ohm are parents of son
born at Providence HoSpi
tai, Sandusky, Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Christensen, Mrs
Helen Tadsen, Mrs. Luella Satter
field and Mrs. Pearl Baker, spent
Sunday and Monday at Marietts
and other interesting scenic spots
in Southern Ohio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ernsber
ger, were among the local person!
who attended the Sesquicenten
nial parade and program at Bel
levue, Saturday.
Mrs. Terse Telep, Ottawa County
Health Nurse, returned to hel
home Friday, after undergoing or
thopedic surgery at Riverside Hos
pital in Toledo on Tuesday.
s~,r Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Balm
| sen, Route / are the par
ents of boy born Octobe
goth. The baby weighed z Lbs. /:
0zs.
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| Representing Ottawa County a
the Northwest District of the Ohi'
| Public Health Association meeting
at Bowling Green, Thursday, wer
Mrs. Gale Stevens, secretary AM
treasurer of the Association; Lyl
Kibbel, chairman of the Sanitar
ians' Section; Richard Schafer, al
industrial engineer of the Obi
Department of Health and Mis-
Penny Pixley.
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Planning Halloween Party
Order your donUts now. Mad
fresh daily At the Whitehous
Drive-In. TeIephon 22105.