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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
25h Polio Case
Reported Here

TIE ism sssa ~ psIls IN Msm.
zee cevsty sines Jsnssry wss
FspeFted - ne cssnfy liesiih
gmls tsasy. De. q. 4. Dalssm
eaiA
ln 60 iass three weeks -
avsgage Hvmher % eases 80
portsd sseh wssk he's bssa
Eve No anmeuneed. sesleksm
have been verY Yovns shiidFsn
fFem re - fsuF years 81 zee.
90 ~ewnu aauias IN ne nc 10 %
zee srevp. Ne stresses nat ~
sehesi zee children have N
eurred ne dlsssss yei.
o. IRE Is eases Feporesa N
ne lasi three weeks, emiy ere
hes Iavelvsd partial paralysis
The sshsr essss have been 81
re mIidsr nen-paTalYtic fYpa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
81 POinciana
Pupils Move
'ToHS Annex
Trunan's New
Classroom VIII
BE Ready Soon

Poineiana school has moved Is
two seventh grade classes. com
plete with teachers. 10 the Key
West High School Annex. Il was
announced today by the offiee Of
Superintendent Of Public In
struction Horace o'BryanI
The removal Of the az pupils
TO the Annex win lessen the
crowding at Poinciana and make
available more space for the rec
ord -hreaking number q enrolled
studenta
In the next few weeks. Tru-
man Elementary School win open
lis eight new eiaasroona. This wi
twelve the transfer ~ pupils from
Reynolds school, and menm thA|
end q TIE double sessie14 na|
Reynolds. caused BY the ever
erowding.
VI &44AA kNlINu4t8AEN ~ AGy aoA44
pupils h that the transfer 30 Tru-
man win mean TIE reopening e.
the Reynolds cafeteria.
Meanwhile. further expanslon
news II Poinciana has come with
the acquisition By the School
Board Of q large lot adjoining the
schosA. The deed vas filed last
week showing the purchase from
A. Z. Colan. The School Board
having obtained this property now
anticipates that the City fathers
win give TIE adjoining strip Of
Land 10 complete the planned ath-
lelic field. The newly acquired
property skirts 18Th Street.
FILLING and soddlng oi the prop
erty win begin In the near future,
Il was said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Spear Fishermen Breath Sigh
OF Relief Today; It's Legal

Key spear fishing fans breashed collective sigh Of relief
today with the that they win not face Sad sentences
for deharng propelled BY compressed rubber
bands for the purpose OF killing food fish IN Florida.
Scores skin divers" he'd protested ire Flnu which made
euble Wednesday MenFes covay Conservation Assnt ges
Knight 1u Es Rieeo Stuart csnsEsl Conservatism Assny ioF @
district said Thursday that there he'd besa lsvrsrsnans 81
lha las.
Knight has told Of ruling by the State Conservation Boasd which
bans the throwing Of explosives into The dschargng firearms
Cor the purpose Of killing food FISH,
We sad that tire Fng neIvdsd % Ne syps
used ~ hsFmsn rs ruling he sddsd reed - mss
nn Of Conservatism officials In Maml Msndsy night
Reou said that there has been lot Of 70 take action
against the sport but that I'VE definitely haven't banned spear fab
ing"
There Law force however Which prohibits spear fishing
within mile Of the Overseas Highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
st.
Bay Bottom
II. Beard Offers
Submerged Land
Al Marathon And
Duck Key For Sale

One acre az bay bottom at the
foot of slmonton Street and
South Street Ia being offered for
sale for objections only BY the
Florida State Internal Improve
trent Fund Trustees on October
20 AZ II am In Tallahassee. Il
was learned today.
The bay bottom being offered
for sale starts at the intersection
81 the soulherly riEht-of-way
lines % Simonton and South
Streets and runs southwesterly
along South Street AZ . distance
of el.2s feet
Another Key West parcel oi
bay bottom being offered Cor
sale Is az Hilton Haven. north. In
Florida Bay. This parcel contains
IS Of an acre.
Tive bay bottom parcels n
Marathon win also come up on
October 20 for objections only
One consists Of 23 acres. Ths
other contains 20 Of an acre.
A sale Of 50 acres Of bay bot
tom eff Duck Key VIII also take
place for objections only.
Purchasers of any Of these cas-
bottom parcels are required d
psy tire advertising eoss and doc.
umentary stamrs TIE sale. 4
and when made, shall b. s-bleel
% the Trustees reserving unit
themselves = percent q the phos
plate. minerals nnu metals S..
gccntinued 90 Page Twelvs)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Admiral TOwner
nSpeak AT
Boy Scout Court

Rear Admiral George TUwner,
USN. on he the principal speak-
e ~ ne Yah court of honor Of me
hog Scouts % BE held 7 p. m. Mon
daY h me court house Edgar
ssAfk. chairman 81 the advance
menf committee. announced today.
Merit badges ard other awards
ealned BY Boy Scouts during the
pasa several monehs wi b. pre-
ssaied.
Following ne court q honor. .
da,rics committee meeting WI Be
had.
Waited Cor discussion y TIE camp
iaprovement prujeet and the com
~ years plans fur boy Scout u
- area
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
PUERTO Rico
Described At
KiwanisCub
Rev. Figueroa
Tells Club OF
Progress In His
Native Country

The regular dinner meeting Of
The Key west Klwsnh Club vas
held On Tuesday niglA September
Is. 1855. President GYM Archer
presiding.
Gene Anheir reporhd that rour
Key west Klwanians had attended
the last infer-club nesting IN Nj
ami. which would he|D % increase
the standing Of the ~ West ssuh
Cor the month Il sepIsmbsr
Guest speaker was Rev. Manuel
|Figueroa, pastor q 81 Salvador
methodist chureh nev. Figueroa
reported On eondllians IN Puerto
Rico, his native sd watch ne
had tss revisiied afier many
years absence.
A vast impFUvemem = nouee-
able IN ec0nomie eonnitions IN
Puerto Rico. sad Figueroa. The
people are happy. - government
has been putslns - INTO opera
ton which exead1 hsips NE hssie
man.
The essential pblem was enc
ct over-populatIa4 nsasAa 70
Figucroa. TIE efnlAHNH eneou-
ragged the Turmalm e 49, indas-
tries primarily mhnmfaetnFtng.
The eosrrnmenl ~ the assistance
Of experts IS We - financial as
sistanee. InduslEiss were decent
ralized and sca1ered throughout
the eountry IN leations where the
populations Al smsa towns needed
them. THOUSANDS 81 people we're
put % wurk. TIE daily rats Of pay
vas raised frem N aserage of
500 per day D about $50 pr
day.
Hand in hard wish TIE sconomie
Improvement 90 government built
great areas n mblle housinE Rem.
tails we're sealA 3 ne ability q
TIE workers q pay.
In addition ed FignsEoa agrar.
Continued o. Pa9e Twelve
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Towner Lists Local Trouble Spots
Cites Mistakes Of British In Iran
Link BefsCeen
Bar CmTfesO And
Safety Measures
Pointed Out
~ 20 nLLan KnLLu

Rear Admiral George G.
zownsr. UsN. cold members
" Rotary Club al their
Thursday luncheon meeting
that the Navy has two prin-
elpal sources Of trouble An
The Key West area.
~The iaxicnbs at the foot
81 Duval Street create = sit
station which N frankly
bad" said the Commanding
officer of the Naval Base.
adding. Il need say no more
In explanation Of that state
ment."
Second nruhlem cited BY Admir-.
a Townar 4 tie dlfflenlsy ene0snf.
are6 IN amfoTrlnn ne : q. n. cur.
fBw fnF Naval personnal n aoeal
bars.
s'wmA - Mavy 90 lsnpevsans Q
tester as \ b y ksY Nissi. hsr
asm1asu nheaf6 eeepessie N 80.
almm eup mem &c 81 bars "a 7
eselaek,~ - sai1
Pointing nHl there may be some
enmf1ninu because many Navy men
wear elgl.an eloihea, he Admiral
warned. 'unlnas ne Z n.m. ruling
\ adhered d, ! shan have = pul
fhn mmm h nnlIuEm - our shore
pnirM eam hands the mntle9.
he nlale4 thal Ne wiahod b 60
npornla laIIy VIII Civic groaps n
eflminailng these eondlilons end
laMkna ahe naenasily 80 lhe Bar
ewsfnw " - safety Cpunea repcri
nlsla ~ WnIlam Gale. SAFETY
Nuuncn pnaaadnui. earlier = tha
mRstlnn
II tally rsailssp nnid Admiral
TDwnaa, ''thnl tha maioEliy II iraf.
zee aeeldenls which have secured
hero hsgwean 4 nnd .. m. have
tnvelgod Navy men. and \ should
fIha - zee ~ enf4Ecemgui 81 TIE
BAR ruRulnllnm NADIA q part a The
SAFETY Couurn progfam."
Before tuEnlna - tae topic 81 TIE
naiddla KnNs, where he held com.
mand belore coming - Key West.
AdmMai TUwnef mentioned plans
thal wero under way between Ne.
val exseullses ana The Key West
ChnmhmR mg Commerce which
would permit guided tours for wish
anrs throu9h the Naval Base. The
gCuntlnned On PAGE Tweivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Mickey Parrot
Announces For
MayOrOfGty

"lEieksy" parross today formally
announces his eandldacy Cor Mayor
IL Key Wet h Group I.
PARROTS announcement follows:
after ] en- elected I intend %
neht Cor TIE interest d the qualRli-
80 elly employees. VINO have given
Their time h learning their posi-
tons. ard n0s 10 lsl lhem b. re-
placed by petty politics.
Il wi1 also see that all Navy
rersonmel are glveE an equal
break. when OF duty and h the
|eliy. under civilian regulations,
End b see that ther civilian privl.
leges are net abused.
Fl yin be fighting n aIl times.
70 see nat the taxpayer h gwen
|leo cents In value Coz his tax dol
lar.
Il yin have an arrangement,
that there wlll be someone on call
a. all hours 10 see that ne citizens
|eompallnts. are taken care u as
quickly az humanly possible, and
l personally will 10 available d
any and all calls twenty four hours
daily.
Il yin be responsible. 10 ah clti.
sens for 40 ATTRACTION of rules that
come under my Jurisdiction.
"A intend % keep in consacs al
an tines with Washlngton and
Tallahassee. 20 that ne people II
Key West. win be posted q all
times On any changes affecting
them.
4 wIE be svallahls Il an times
90 the business men oi CIR city d
discuss their problems. az they ara
eur city foundatina. and We must
work tngethe- 10 be- successful.
II intend b scrufinizs al taxa.
ton, and 10 see where changes car
be made % be heneficial b all the
people.
"Also 10 So that our colored CHI
zens' Children are given places Yos
recrestion ard any other improve
ments Such a. street, and santa
ton facilities IN their part q eur
city.
key west u . business. and
should Be run a. . business. - any
succexsful Business man has q
check 90 his employees | Intend d
check on each and every ere a
gks city projects.
Il intend 10 try and bring the
two factions az people together,
what Is known as those Who are iOl
and against certain things. a. nc
one Is bad end we cen have {
wonderfnl ely Il we can iron GU
cur little Misunderstanding.
4 also intend 10 Try and eosper.
ste with the State Road Deps.. and
CContnasa O. PAGE TwelseD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Collier County
Sheriff Here

Sheriff Roy Atkins and family a.
Collier County visited Monrus
County sheriff John spottswood
yesterday.
Sheriff Atkins vas particularly
interested In inspecting TIE RADIO
patrol ear equipment and cher
modern installations II tie sherifFs
departmmnt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Attorney Generals Vote Ruling
Raises Question Of Tax Legality
Question OF
Status OF Babies
Born At NaUdI
Hospital Arises

A law which holds that
certain government owned
lands in Key West are not
considered n part Of the
State Of Florida has impliea-
items which may have q far
reaching effect on residents
on federal reservations.
The possible effect Of the
law has created q situation
which one city official today
described a. organized con-
fusion"
Questions ranging from
the status Of babies born at
the Naval Hospital, which
apparently lies on foreign
soil" and the legality Of q
three per cent state sales tax
paid on rents BY the resi-.
dents Of Peary Court 10 the
determination Of exactly
who in the city win be per-
mitted 10 vote in the Novea-
Der general elections, have
arisen.
Attorney General Richard Ervln's
interpretation az the lac, whlch
has been tested twice h ne
courts. points out that II the GOV.
ernment has ''exelEslvo jnriadle.
ltion" ever land they own here. ne
IpFopexky y % euwMidemed a part
lof Tire state aaf ! 4 leAl VsElna
lrekidenee eannol b eainhilahed
there. ne ruins ~ hrouHhi
forth TIE opinlon from nany Na48
men nat 4 they cannm vote. tlley
shouldn't be made b pay safe
taxes or buy FLORIDA license plates
for their automobiles.
IN sddlllsn. n ghslF ehIldrsa.
bern 81 me Naval hoapilal, ere
ret bern IN Floslds--shev wont 20
knew exactly hew 20 lee ihsiE
blrshpiaes.
Monroe County Health Depart.
meni officials said this morning
that children born a. The Naval
Hospital are issued Florida blrth
certificates even though they are
not born in the state" Just what
implications this fact may have In
TIE future. remains 10 be seen.
Their births ars reported 50 ne
state health Department and pro-
sumably show up on Stats vital
statistics records.
And officials ~ tha sloektnn
whatley and Dawn Company,
managers of the peary Court Navy
housing project eonfirmsd today
the report that residents there pay
the three per eent state tax Il
they I've In . building with mere
than three units. Such q structure
Is adjndged 81 apartment house
BIZ the state.
TIE hsusins epsFalaFss wlss else
senlFel slpsbss PaFk, make peY.
Hasmfs ~ ihs City h Hes - iaxas
bgt shis h shy seFesmeni."
a. city and county legal talent
|pondeF1 these interesting Cues
tons. . more detailed opinion q
the status Of al government ewned
property IN TIE city from the A.
torney General h being awaited
gcontinued On Pare Twelva1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

los ANGELES - I've found
oaf. says CARES Arndt. you
cant earn go mneh aboui any-
thing.
lie enrogieA In q naumhing course
yesterday a los Angeles state
colleRe. Arndt has been . plnnnbeF
Cor more than % q his - years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

Fer Duck ccgnmunicuaun.
uss CLASSIFIED Adsl yeah
rauch buyers end sellaEs 90
wnunts CT workars .. In
DIAL ASST CT 1-SS6a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Richard Steiner
In "WllO's Who"

Richah Steiner, son of the Rev.
and Mfs. E. G. Steiner of Berne,
Ind, aAa-fsxperly of Bluffton, is
one of eight eniors of Taylor uni
versity, Upljhd, Ind, elected to
who's Whf Among Students in
American I Universities and Colleges"
for 1953-5f
The selection is made on the basis
of scholarship, leadership, character
and promise fos future usefulness.
A social stu1 lies major, Richard
is heading forfthe foreign mission
field and is manning to be mis-
sionary teachf II. He is business
manager of fhe Gem, college year
book. Other activities include a
Capella Choi1S Music Club, band,
Youth Confereiice. treasurer, student
council, dorm counsellor, Philco Soc
iety, tennis, II Club, and Future
Teachers of Amst stica. A sister, Mrs.
Phyllis Steiner MCCOY, was also
elected to "Whok Who" in 1914, her
senior year at Taylor.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03


Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
d fe .Ss Of fss csEa Of Loe sd srs Al
Zen ss.veess cay obo Sbe su psst ffs H.
sE ssid School S'i District n the agsregate amount
Of dated the lss day s Of the rete Of
3hes per annum, payable semi-annually on
the lst day of June and lst day of December
of each year. until the principal sum Is paid;
the 1st day of June, 1864. SAID oonds are
in the denomination of ST. .250.oo each. and
will Is6 mature oa in 1sa and peeember 1st
of each of the years from 1888 TO 1854 poth
years inclusive.
providing funds to construct a freproof bus
garage and to remodel end further equip the
BssSedam Rsst smefta5s oes iss soo efaas ps es
County, Ohio; and are issued under authority
ulariy Sections 22ssR 1Ss.24 R: CO, 22ss,
l5s ssis R P and .ss;ys sSss,s e9 ss tSs tSs
General Genera e Code 81 ono parsssnt to the UNI
form Bond Act of the Genefal Code and the
Revised Code as amended. sand. of a 55%
nstrst s vote It shs hea theP
in on the 3rd day of Novepber. 1863. and
pursuant rsrolutisn dgIS passed by the the
on 1oatS the g s4th oSsy"op dsy Of dovemb& 1858.
Any one desiring to do - may present a
bid or biagf for said benas based upon their
bearing different rate of interest than that
hereinabove specified, provided however. that
where fractional interest rate is bid. such
fraction shall be one quarter OF one per cent
Said bonds will be sold to the highest
bidder. at the time and place above men.
toned. at not less than the par value thereof
and accrued interest All bids must state the
number of bonds bid for and the gross
amount of bid and accrued interest to date
of delivery All bids must be accompanied
bv a bond or certified check payable to said
Board of Education. equal to at least one per
cent 1qs) of the bonds bid for; upon, con-
will receive and pay for such bonds as may
be issued as above set forth on delivery
thereof said bonds to be delivered within 80
davs from the time of the award within
surh further time thereafter as NAV be rea-
sonably required for such delivery by reason
of delays arising out of the printing of said
bonds ard FOR the obtaining of an apnroving
ha forfeited or said check to be retained hv
said Board of Education If said condition is
not fulfilled
If .he s,,cressful bid is conditioned upon
the anprovino opinion of an. attorney at
tornevs the cost IF sud apnrovino opinion Is
to re borne bv tho sllecessful bidder.
The Board of EDUCATION of said School
District reserves the privilege to reject any
and all bids.
Bids should be sealed and endorsed: IBID
for School Building Ponds"
CLEDA GRATZ Clerk
Roard of Education
Peaverdann Toral School District
Allen County. Ohio
November "a. 1858.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
SpOrtsmen RenelU
Annual lSongbird
Feeding Program

The first snowfall of the season
last week sent the BIuffton Com
munity Sportsmene club into ac-
tion in replenishiHg the supply of
free grain avail Die at the News
Office for the rganization's an
nual songbird sfeeding program.
All bird lovers of the community
are invited t participate.
Mixed grain for birds is avail
able without charge at the News
office. Residents are asked to
establish bird feeding stations i'm
their neighborheods, using, the
free grain and bupplementing it
with table SCRAPS, etc.
Persons calling for grain at the
News office al Z asked to bring
their own containers.
Winter feeding of song birds
has been an d Established program
in Blufton fos the past 10 years,
with the Sportsmens' Club pro-
viding the grain.
F0nicials of the organization
N-Suggest that supply of grain
be obtained Early and held in
readiness to tlace in feeding sta
tions whenaFer snow makes it
impossible br the birds to find
food. This action will prevent
many birds from starving during
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Girls Quartet To
Sing At LOcQ Church

The Girls Gospel Team Quartet
of Bluffton college,, preparing for
their Christmas top, will conduct
the evening service lthis Sunday at
the Bluffton Chu4h of Christ at
1880.
The quartet, including Helen Neu-
field, Carol Miller Shirley Shelma-
dine and Marion Kfeney, will provide
a service of song and message.
Spring-flowering bulbs may be
planted before the ground freezes.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
Lafayette News

family spent the Thanksgiving Hol-
iday with RG. Riley, parents, Mr..
and Mrs. DG P. Riley at Degraff.
Mrs. WI R. Brackney spent the
past week IN Grand Rapids, Mich,
in the home of her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. R. BracE pey and daughter,
Marcia.
Mr.. and MrsI Edgar McElwain
entertained in tn kir home Thanksgiv-
ing, their daughters and families:
Mr.. and Mrs. gasil Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald holman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mb. Thomas Humphreys
and Mrs. Ralph Peltier of Delphos,
visited Monday with Mrs. Callie
Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrss Hermon Ziegenbush
of Buchland, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Whitstone of Lima were Thanks
giving guests of Mrs. Whitstone's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lud-
wig.
Mrs. Blake GhthrI spend Ffidas
with her sisteN Mr. HAolsmiller
Mr.. and "A farl GuytOn ,shd
family of Inf were s
giving dinneri rests of tbS fosmsrs.
sister, Mr.. nd Mrs. Ben5asnan
Stump and family and Mrs, Eliza
beth Guyton. nv
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Westphal Jr.,
daughter, DorotAt and son, Billy,
were Thanksgiving dinner guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Westphal Sr.
Mrs. Mabel Hawk spent Thanks
giving in Lima with her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Regis Sullivan and
family.
Mrs. Blanche Helser and Mrs.
Ethel Helser spent Thanksgiving in
the home of the Formers son, Mr..
and Mrs. Kinseys Helser and sons,
Budd and Tomnly.
Mrs. Daisy Arnpld was Thanks
giving guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rolly
Arnold in Lima.
/ Mrs. Fannie Hadsell of Urbana,
Ohio spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Robinson. Mrs. Ura
Watt and Mrs. Bernard Miller were
afternoon callers.
= Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cumrine
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Oran Brown in st. Marys'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland and
daughter, Sharon bf Lima were Sun
day dinner guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Stoodt, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wavel Ransbottom wert
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Stoodt.
Mrs. Everett Cumrine spent Tues
day in Lima visiting in the home
of Mrs. Edward May, while Mr.
Cumrine attended a postmaster
meeting in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Snyder ant
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Plate and fam
> lily, were Thanksgiving dinner guest!
of Mr.. and Mrs.. Stephen Carey
Evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Anderson OF Beaverdam ane
Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence o.
Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair McElwain al
son, Allen left Tuesday for a
week trip to Floridf.
Mrs. Bertha Dess ssnberg and daugh
ter, Lillian of Afa, spent Sunda!
afternoon in the home of Mrs. ld'
Hinkle.
1T MIGHT INTEREST resident
of other states II learn that Cal
ifornians paid ths biggest State ta'
bill of any state lin 1852. The tota
for the fiscal year ending June 30
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03

GROSS FARM INCOME averaging
four per cent? less in 1853 than in
1852, is expecta to show continued
slight drop nett year, according to
Ohio agriculturALsco
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03

the winter AID make Bluffton
backyards a haven for the song
sters.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03

IT MIGHT INTEREST residents
of other states tt learn that Cal
ifornians paid ths biggest State tax
bill of any state i'm 1852. The total
for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1868, was 81, ,3OO,s2o,792, up 3.6 per
cent from the previous year.
The guardian., 1953-03-21
WEST MEDFORD

The w. Medford Center Bene-
fit Supper last Saturday night was
delicious success and we'll at
tended. Patrons enjoyed the
choice of the traditional Boston
baked beans and frankfurters or
Italian spaghetti and. meatballs.
There was hot rolls and apple
pie. The Supper was for the
Center Building Fund and all who
took part are to be commended,
Guardian editor Maude Trotter
Steward was over here earlier in
the day and made calls on sew
eral Jerome st. residents. Peep
ing in Mrs. Lovelaces kitchen
and getting a whiff of her baked
beans, she came back at night and
had supper. Mr.. Frank Hazel,
whose parents she knows well,
drove her to the street car line.
The Shiloh Ladies' Guild is plan
ming a Mothers Day Tea which
will feature excellent talent to
please those who plan to honor
their mothers. This will be one
of the important programs all
readers should plan to attend.
The guardian., 1953-03-21

Nearly twenty million young
sters work through the Junior
Fed Cross to help others in their
own communities and through
the world. The Greater Boston
Red Cross Fund for 1853 must
raise S1,sOO,OOO this month. Give
generously.