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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Yankees Are
FavOriteS AS
Series Opens

NEW YORK @-The golden an
nivtrsary vs. y Sg@s opens today
In golden baseball weather with
the New York Yankees Of the
American League 6s favOrites "a
defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers Of the
National League.
Allie Reynolds has been noml.
mated 10 pitch for the Yankees
against Carl Erskine. Both are
right-handeFs. A capacity crowd Of
90, 900 10 expected al Yankee sta.
dunn. The game starts al los pm,
EST.
Only about 50 persons stood In
line all night for the 81 bleacheF
seats. as compared 10 900 or so
IN former years. BY $50 am. the
crowd reached 2.00o. All reserved
seats, costing 81, and box seats,
costing $40. have been sold.
The temperature was IS before
. am, with indications IL would
rise TO 1880 degrees. The humidity
was n per cent. and the foreeas,
was mostly sunny"
Should the Yankees win. Il would
Be their fifth straight title. The
Dodgers have the power hitters In
Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider. Roy
Campanella. Carl Furillo and 9TH
ers but the Yankees have Mickey
Continued On Page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Johns Takes Oath As Acting
Governor In Brief Ceremony
Offers sympathy
To Family OF
Gov. McCariy

TALLAHASSEE ur-state Sen.
ate President Charley r. Johns
became acting governor Of Florida
last night IN a brief cerem0ny.
Johns, charged by the state con.
stitution with the responsibilities
Of the governorShip bee .sse o. .hs
death Monday Of Gov. Dan Nc.
Carly, laid his hand on an open
Bible and Swore 30 "well and
faithfully. perform the duties Of
governor now aevClved upon me
and on which am now about "a
enter"
The oath vas administered by
Justice John y. Mathews Of the
Florida Supreme Court, himself a
former state senator. The eere.
mony was held In the Senate cham
Der where Johns was presiding
officer during the legislative ses.
sion this spring.
Johns, who just before taking
the oath had visited the governors
mansion 20 offer sympathy 10 the
grieving MeCarty family, said
This is q very sad and solemn
occasion.
II have no fixed or set policy
20 announce az this time" he said
Il can only say that | accept, In
full measure. the responsibilities
placed upon me ~ virtue Of the
constitution and viii exercise the
powers and perform the duties Of
the office Of governor as God gives
me the light 10 do.
In the performance Of these
high duties, solicit the support
Of the people Of the state 20 sus-
tain me IN my enicavors.
Scores Of Johns friends and
neighbOrs from his home town Of
Starke crowded With numbers Of
has fellow senators 10 watch him
take the oath.
State Sen. S. D. Clarke Of Mon.
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Concert Season
Plans Announced

Plans are advancing for the
eighth Community Concert season
In KEY West with the announce.
menl that their membership cam
psign will open with a dinner for
workers and guests al the WOmen's
Club October 26
Mrs. George NILS White. pres.
ident of the organization, has an.
n0uneed that Mrs. Delio Cobo will
again serve as membership chair.
man and is presently contracting
those who participated last year
and accepting rev workers.
The Kew West Community Con-
cert Association Is affiliated with
the organized audience" plan By
which more than . thousand com.
munities present concert series on
a no profit and no loss" plan.
The programs have mounted in
popularity In Key West since their
inception.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Polio Message To Parents
On Gamma ClObulin Shots

&C. II win be allOcated 70 him
through the health officer. There
viii be no charge for this GG. A
private physician. however. may
charge for bis services In giving
Ia. All commercially produced &C
made from blood other than that
donated to the Red Cross. IL being
purchased for the nations stock.
pie BY the National Foundation al
as estimated cost Of sll. 900. 600 In
March Of Dimes funds.
S-Whv 10 70 neeesssTy 20 cen.
tvel ell aamma elebvllH1
II has been shown 10 be effective
against three diseases measles.
infectious hepatitls and polio and
there Is not enough &C available
10 treat al people who might &C.,
these diseases. Nor do manufae.
turers have enough equipment 20
increase production Of &C this
year. By placing al &C In one
s,oekpile. Il will be possible TO pre-.
vent the maximum amount Of
disease with the limited supplies on
Ia cd.
l-whsss being dens 10 Gee We
unoss vss eVs ~ &C sVppilssP
Effective use II &C In 1853 Il
based % the following 3-point pro
gram:
1. Gathering Of all available
&C supplies into q national stock.
ple;
?. Allocatioa of &C 10 persoas
and areas where Il vii be mos,
effective;
: Tea nwork BY health author
ties. physicians. public and private
agencies and BY YOU AND
YOUR NEIGHBoRS 20 assure
community understanding and q.
void unreasonable demands for
gamma glohulin.
@ltow nseh bleed does <
(Continmea On Page Tua)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Gamma GIobulin Prevents
Paralysis In Polio Cases
Telephone Girls
And Others Work
Late On Polio

NelunsasTs weFksgs wTapped
ssmma slsbvlln svEinsss snd
ard needles Until asssg , last
night getting ire sVppllss ready
seE me mass ineevlssson ~
children starting tomeFTew %
$50 Q. N.
When heosswifs volvnsesFs
lsss IN tha mlddls u me sssss.
neoa 10 return 10 their chill
dFsa. sn sos wss cert eft bY
kTs. n. !. Dslsoa. County
stsslsh nurse. 10 MFs. elsls
Peters. sssFsssFy ~ ihs Men
re- County chspsss 81 ne Polle
FeVadsslen.
MFs. Peters. sn employees
~ BEL Tslsphsns. asked ire
hsrdweVklne sslephens epsFs.
toSs " they wevld flll IN.
a dessn u Ire ulFis vine he'd
been working fFom = o. ~.
Until Z .. N. ard . .. W. tlll
5 p. IN. rushed right ever 10
Ire County Health Clinic with.
evs ssepplns 10 sss. snd woFk.
ed straight shsovvh Until nine
lest night. she ssId. A. .. ~,
ssssr ire hevsswiss volunteers
sFsm vsFlevs civic sresnlSsslenl
he'd ssd their children. they re-
turned end leek ~ IRE wegk
ssaln.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Bus Schedule
For Polio
Shots Given
Shots Start AZ
9 AN. Al
Naval Hospital

Capt. r. 8. Simpson. command.
ING officer Of the Naval Hospital.
announced today that there will
be shuttle bus service between the
Naval Hospital and oil Naval
housing areas Thursday and Fri.
day for free transportation of mill
tary dependents receiving gamma
giobulin inoculationa.
Morning shuttle bus service %
the Poinciaaa area win be pro.
vided by . Monroe County school
bus. and an afternoon shuttle ser.
vice by . bus made available BY
the Key West Transit Co. Trans.
poFtation 10 and from all ether
housing areas win be by Navy
busses.
al buses have been made
avallable free of charge as Q pub.
lie service 10 expedite the polio
prevention program In Key West.
Buses viii proceed on q con-
tinu0us shuttle service eommenc-
Ing At $50 an. Thursday and
Friday.
Service win continue throughout
the day Until al passengers have
baem FNtlFned 90 their homes.
Personnel are advised 10 board q
bus In sufficient time 10 insure
prompt arrival Cor their scheduled
incubation time. Tor example.
people whose family name begins
with "A" should board The $50
bus. and so on.
Tue following Is the routes for
the buses:
Route I. Slgsbee PARK TO Hos
pital. approximately 30 minutes
round trip. Pick Up station--Sigs-
bee PARA shopping center. Navy
bus.
Route .. Old Commlssary Trailer
Park. Peary Court. and SeaplAne
housing 10 Hospital. approximately
IS minutes round trip. Pick up
stations. corner Of White and
United Streets and Palm Avenue
Continued On Page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Polio "WOrkerS"
Arrest Ordered

City Manager Victor Lang
issued orders this moEning
for the arrest Of two repre-
ssHssfiVss ~ Pelie Proven.
ton. Inc. Cor violation Of the
eitY's ordinance against dis-
tributins handbillA
But police he'd not sue.
essded In apprshsndins the
men who we're FepoEiedlY
handing cut circulars at the
citY's schools this morning.
making claims against the
value Of gamma slobulin 80 9
weapon In combating inian.
Tile paralysis.
Lang says the city code
prohibits the distribution Of
circulars OF rubbish" on the
streets. or 20 bus passengers
end aviemehils occupants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Park
Tenants Raise
Taxation Without
Representation"
Scored Here To-day
RxITM coRR

A storm Of protest against
the payment Of state taxes
and city license fees has
arisen among residents of
the Sigsbee Park Naval
housing project in the wake
Of ruling that they may not
vote In city or county cleo
tons since they live across
the state line" on govern
ment property, according to
several phone calls to The
Citizen today.
ITS taxation without rep
presentation" said one irate
Navy man this morning In
commenting on the fact that
Q three per cent Florida
sales tax Is paid on pur-
ehases made in stores in
Sigsbee Park. He indicated
that q move Is afoot to make
the test case Of the question
In the courts.
State Attorney General Richard
Ervin's ruling that residents of
that area, along with eiRht other
government reaaFvaflons here. can
not vote becau6n 49, fsehnlenlly
are not Florida residents touched
CT the controversy. Ne likened the
areas 10 'Dlslriets ~ Colamk.a. I"
me semmsns." was City a..
ssrmsy "A. lvnsslvs testers 70.
teri thls mognlns wAsn ssked "
ne city wesld esnslavs 10 sssess
ices ter oeeupssienaI licenses
ssslnsi bVslnsssss spsFsslnp on
eeveFnmsns property.
But one city official pointed out
that the Ring could complieate
matters 10 the point where those
In Sigsbee Park not only would be
exempt from the sales tar but
would have tan free gasoline and
cigarettes for sale.
AnesAsg predicted shss re
sheppins center there would be
lsmmed win Key WssssFs bert
on ssvlne mercy " IRE tones
shevld be ruled eft.
This morning. Q check Of The
City Tax Collectors Office reveal.
ed that businesses In Slgsbee Park
are assessed the regular fees for
licenses. A chain food store paws
. total Of sla2so 10 the City while
. sandwich shop was assessed
Si0.7s. A selfserviee laundry paid
SIS.
In addition 10 these fees, the
city also receives . payment In
lieu Of taxes amounting 20 So. 600
annually. This payment Is by
agreement" although the opera
tors Of the housing project. the
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
para|ytic Polio Strikes 7 More XIV ChiIdre
National Polio Medical Head
Refutes Claims Against Shots
by SUSAN MeAvoY

Gamma gobulin NEGOTIATIONS could have prevented
the paralysis Of the latest two Key West polio cases re-
ported today DR.. r. j. Dalton, County Health officer
said at noon
On the eve Of the mass incubation 81 1900 Monroe
County children and pregnant mothers which starts to-
two victims of the dread paratir form ~
the disease five year old boy the other an eight
months old girl. were rushed 20 the Naval hospital
Dr. Dalton said that the paralysis Of these young
sers could have been prevented had they been Injected
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

- what is gamma vlebVlln9
Gamma gl0bulin ls the part Of
human blood that contains disease.
fighting an,ibOdies. II has been used
Cor many years 20 combat measles
and infectious hepatitls tiaundlcel
In 1882, March Of Dimes scientists
proved Il 10 be an effective bal
temporary preventive Of erippling
caused By polio.
D. Can eur children est cam
me elobvlin lGGl Ser pollo1
&C il in extremely short supply.
There win be only about one NIL.
lion doses OF &C available from
now 10 Sep,t mhcF. There are about
1900 600 children and adolescents
In the age groups most likely q
get polio.
3-who will Get gamma sic.
bUlln this svmmsF3
ne supply will probably be used
In areas where the greatest mum.
Der Of cases occur Most likely
public health officers worklng with
private physicians vii administer
the gamma glohaiin.
&-ttow will samma slSbvlin
be disiFihUted9
The Office Of Defense Mobilization
(oDMl. a governmental agency. i,
xoley responsible for the distrihu
ton Of the nations supply Of gam
una Elobuiin Through the state anc
territorial health officers The Ma
tionai Foundation for fnfantils
Paralysis has no gamma glohulin
S-csn ws buy cc7
You should 20, be able 20 buy !
anywhere. See your doctor II 1
Il possible foF your child 10 hav,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Adult Classes To
Begin AT KWHS

Adult evening classes In begin.
ming shorthand and beginning book.
duled 20 begin on Thursday night.
October 4 al Key West High School.
These classes vii meet on each
Tuesday and Thursday nights from
! until 3
A class 10 typing will begin on
Monday nkht. October This
class vii Eaeet On Monday and
Wednesday nsghts from ! until o
interested persons may register
for ans Of these classes at the
High School any niEat. except Fri
day, from 7 until . Of call 2,232'
lfor further information.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

with gamma g.ubulln.
Local polio leaders and doctor,
announced the final scheAu.e, OR
The incubation oi civilian children
and expectaui mothers today and
tomorrow Schedules are printed
below
Meanwhile. IRE Wsdicsl dirse.
'oF 81 ire Nstionsi Foundatloa
feF lnfaHsils PaFalysis todav
ssreaslY TefVtsd a. usisinfsFma.
ton IRE statements abeut eamma
slssVlin appearing IN . paid ed.
SeEtissmsn' IN TIE Citizen lass
niahl.
Dr Hart p Van Ripper N a cali
from New York City this morning
said
Gamma GlobVlin was prevea
10 bs Of value under o.. Ham.
mems study. accepted and 20.
leased By ne American Medical
Association IN IRE October z. 1854.
issue 81 iss oiHelsi pusussf.sr.
TIE JeUrnal Of ire ANA. Gamma
ClobUlin has been utilized ~ mas
NEGOTIATIONS IN n eourt.ss IN
thirteen states. ere city. I'D ers
tsFFiieFial pessessiea. Dutina re
present year. . tosal Of a. Ga
ehildFen have received wsss
lnocvlalions. canma Ciobuga
hes been accepted ~ ~ Ne.
tlssssl RssssrSh co0ncl. aaa "a
By NE offiss 81 osfeisss hob.
Easlen end officially aecspisa ana
Distributed fhroSsh fha u.s..
Puzzle Health Service. With flss
sbess scientific proei y IL DEF.
lnitely FELT vnfeFtynsis thai Key
West wegid be Influenced ~ on.
proven. vnssIeaiilis statements 4"
The final schedule for inocul a.
ton 0f children from birth through
II years and expectant mothers
was announced IS follows b. the
local chapter of the Foundation
THURSDAY
Truman. Harris and DOUGLASS.
starting Of 500 tomorrow
mornings
a through c. $50 10 u
noon
n 10 z. from I TO S pm.
FRIDAY
Key West High School and
Poineianas
Girls from $50 20 n noon
Boys from I 10 s pm.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
County Health Clinic. FLEMING
Streets
Expeeisn, mothers. Q am.
10 5 pm.
FRIDAY
Convent Of Mary Immaculate
and st. Joseph's Sehools a
the Convsnis
$50 20 Noon and 1 10 s
pm.
All pre- school children should 60
70 the school u The district In
Continued On Page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
National Polio
CrOHPLeGder
SAYS Shots DO Not
PreUent Disease

Gamma glObulin, though
n viii not prevent polio. viii
prevent paralysis. II given
In proper amounts based on
the weight Of the child, and
nj the right time. National
Polio Foundation leaders
told The Citizen today.
Foundation leaders arrived IN
Key West today b help on the
mass lnocnlation Of 100 children
which begins tomorrow at the
Naval hospital and schools for
civilian children,
Marion r. Eelferies South Flor.
ida representative Of the National
Foundation. said that leading
health authorities 0i the nation and
the Foundation do not claim gam.
ma giobulln win prevent polio.
~ wlil prevent psFalysls, he's.
ever" No stressed. "osmms
slsh0lla " elvsR IN pFeper
ameSuaa will medlgy ire dlsssse.
Thls wssaa thaf " o child een-
eFaess Ne dlssass n wlll hs .
ileha sssa. a llphs ssss ~ IRE
dlsaasa will lmmuniHa re child
fsem mere seslevs terms a. 20
lls." Ne said.
The National Foundation a
spenalux sim 600 On '.In0culation
Manroe County" Jeffries said.
II has Donated al is supplies Of
gamma giobulln 10 the Office Of
Defense Mobilization, which IN
turn released the 81, oo0 &C 20 Mon.
roe County late Saturday ~ the
request Of Or. Dalton.
Ths Feundaslsn hes alss cen.
igibUssa IRE needles end sYsiaoss
which ere being used fos ere
ineSvlsllons which starr toner.
Few mognins.
JefFFies stressed ihsi Ere shess
ere sfsselivs Ter iFom fovE 10 Elm
weeks believing lneevlasion.
This gamma globulin Is only q
stop gap. II Is not the final answer,
the vaccine we have been seeking.
We don't say that it's 100 per cent
effective or perfect. but It's the
best We have and We win use Il
Continued On Page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Dalton Lauds
Key Westers'
Cooperation
Health Officer
IL Enthusiastic
About Response
To Call For Aid

DR.. r. J. Dalton. county health
director. today congratulated Key
Westers on their conduct In ths
polio incubation situation.
Never, IN NV entire career
have I seen such msealflelena
ssspsSsslea 90 tire lest esvpls ~
Gays IN Key west" Ne said.
The county health director
AIDED that the participation Of the
volunteers has been wonderful.
The doctor was tremendously
enthusiastic about the record
work done by $50 volunteers yes.
terday. They wrapped individ,
ually 1900 syringes and needles
from pm. 20 . pm.
"sveh team wegk end psFsa.
veFenes I have never seen" Dr..
Dalton said. They worked
smooihiY and efficiently. Every
enc he's participated and put
his shoulder 10 the wheel In an
about effort 10 make the mass
inoeulationa successful. he
continued.
DR.. Dalton said when III
syringes and needles arrived with
the gamma gIobulin Yesterday
morning. Il was considered i'm
possible that the job Of packing
them could be done in one day.
The people OF KsY West
proved that they can do he
impossible he said.
Numerous volunteers showed
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

EDITORS NOTE This In.
formation YES released BY
the National Foundation fos
iniansile Paralysis early this
Yeax.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

geY We@l fiortdo. hnn 10
no@ sqsabls eknoas N ~
oUuntrY. via On dvssoqs
sungs 0a oAly lS' Rchzanhsas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09

Season of warm sunny days and
long bright evenings, summer
makes entertaining an easy pleas
ure. Everyone loves to spend lazy
hours relaxing in cool comfort
able clothes. Informal outdoor par
ties suit the casual tempo Of the
weather.
Fun for everyone, supper parties
planned around the outdoor grill
or barbecue set are easy and eco
nomical And. of course. what
tastes more wonderful than ham
burgers done to a sizzling juicy
turn over the open Goals! Served
with an inexpensive menu which
includes all the fixings of onion,
chill sauce, relishes, potato chips,
pickles, buns and potato salad,
nothing is more delicious.
This kind of party supper needs
a minimum Of kitchen preparation
because the meat is cooked out
side. Everything else can be done
in advance, and then while the
hamburgers are cooking the rest
of the supper can be set on the
table in few minutes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
BITTINGER
When a Teller plays the game OF
1,n1itinc

When a Teller plays the game of
politics,
He's bound ter do some fussin',
He's sure ter git some Jolly kicks,
And a bit of jolly cussin'.
The Fourth of July weekend
passed very quietly in this com
munity, and without incident.
Warren Green, of Pittsburgh,
was a business caller in this viii
lage, one day last week.
News reached this community
last Wednesday morning Of the
death of Mrs. Daniel Green, at her
home in the Meadow Mountain set
Element.
Mrs. Charles G. Bradley, Grants
Vile, visited relatives here last
Sunday afternoon.
William Winterbcrg, of Grants
Vile, was a business caller here,
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brenne-
man, Melvin Brenncman and Mrs.
Robert Kelly, all of Washington,
d. c., were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Brenneman,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brenneman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Brenneman, of
Cumberland, the former couple re-
siding near Baltimore, were guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Brenneman, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Metsler, of
Harrisonburg, Va, spent the week
end at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
Over 1900 At Stock
Car Racing Events

Over fifteen hundred persons
witnessed the stock car races at
the Deep Creek Speedway at Nc
Henry on Saturday and Sunday
for a new high total for the sum-
MGR Biggest crowd of the two-day
racing events was on Saturday,
July /.
Extra attraction on Saturday was
a Powder Puff derby. in which
five women participated. Winner
of this race was Betty Bartlett, of
Grafton. w. Va Others who placed
were Mrs. Park TresSler, Ruth
Liller Genevieve Friend and Susie
Mckinney Second, third and fourth
place winners were Garrett county
drivers.
Leo Grow, Morgantown, U. S.
air force man who left Monday for
Japan, won the feature race on
Saturday with other winners Lucky
Swiger Red Frederick, Paul Price
and Franklin Bcckman Consola-
ton race was won by Cliff Start.
Fourth place in this race was taken
by Hobbie Ritenour, of Baltimore.
His is the first Baltimore entry
and he planned to return this week.
The three heat races we're won by
Dick Clark, Leo Grow and Lucky
SWiger Albert Cato placed second
in the first heat. Franklin Beck
man, another local driver, won third
in the consolation.
Jim Drcsman won first place in
the feature race on Sunday with
SWiger second, Jack Bernstein
third; Albert Cato 4th and Frank
lin Bcckman 5th Red Frederick
won the consolation with Park
Trcssler placing fourth. Jim Ores
man, Lucky Swiger were winners
of the two heat races, with d. w.
Ringer winning the consolation.
Regular races will be run again
Sunday Eighteen or more cars par
ticipated over the Fourth of July
weekend, with that many or more
expected for this Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09

Guests help themselves and then
wait in line for the host to serve
them a hamburger hot off the fire.
Last chore for the host is to fill
glasses or mugs with chilled
sparkling beer, just right with the
spicy, salty food.
Easy, economical and fun for
everyone, outdoor entertaining
makes summertime a pleasure for
host, hostess and guests alike!
Hot weather is the way you
want it for a picnic. Serve the
family supper in shaded spot
in the backyard or take it to
recreation area. But, don't let the
heat keep you from serving salts
flying food.
Sandwiches with meal tucked
between slices of enriched bread
or buns can be the main meal.
Here are some suggestions: Liver
sausage with mayonnaise and
chopped cucumber, green pepper
and celery, diced; or sliced roast
beef or baked ham. With ham
serve picked peaches or horse
radish and with beef, accompani-
ments might be sliced raw sweet
onions, or cole slaw.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09

where the bridegroom is a senior
He is an alumnus of Hurst High
school, Mount Pleasant township,
and served three years in the u. S.
Navy Mrs. Christner was graduated
from Ramsay High school, Mount
Pleasant, 1949, and from Miss Con-
lcy's Secrctarial school in Pitts
burgh. She was employed asa see
rotary in Grecnsburg prior to her
marriage
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09

bouquet of lily of the valley and
stephanotis was centered with a
detachable corsage of orchids.
Miss Miriam Armel, Pittsburgh,
was the maid of honor Galen NJ.
Christner, Louisville, Ky, was his
brothers best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was held at the Evans
home in Mt Pleasant The couple
will reside at St. College, Pa