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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18


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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL cIHCIlT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY
No. 1854
JESSIE TAYLOR SUMMON,
single woman.
Plaintiff
ALICE r. BUSH. ct al,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO. ALICE n, BUSH:
]. p. SCRANTON and n mar
Tied ---- SCRANTON.
his wife;
WILLIAM a. BLANCHARD
and IL married ----------
BLANCHARD, his wife;
Q. d. ROBINSON and II mar
Tied -- ROBINSON.
ALICE s. BUSH;
GEORGIANA BAKER;
LETTIE CAREY.
RIGA pEAC0N.
ELIZA ESTEIds ROBERTS:
all Of whose addresses are Ut
known. and all other unknown per-
sons claiming By, through, under
named defendants, ana all other
persons Interested In the following
described property attuats in the
County ~ Monroe. State Of Fieris
da. to-wits
PARCEL NO. II Beginning At
the Northeast corner Of the
Southeast quarter OF the South-
west quarter Of Section -,
Township so South, Range 20
East. thence South q distance
of chains, then West Is
chains and IS links. thence
North chains. then East 10
chains and rs links % the
point OF beginning containing
~ acres more or less.
PARCEL NO. 3; Beginning ~
the Southeast corner Of the
Southeast quarter 81 the south-
west quarter Of Section ~,
Township SO Seuth. Range 20
East, running North - chains
and so links, then West 10
chains and 70 llnkr. thenee
santh IL chains and So links,
thence East - chsfnn ard -
links 20 point Of begtnntnE
containing twsntf-three ara
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section -. Townehip 90 Apnihs
Range 20 East. containing ~
acres, more 90 less;
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3 BEDROOM, furnished house. All
electric kitchen. 1417 Albury
Street. Children accepted. Apply
2O03 Staples Avenue, Phone 2-6694.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APP
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
on SPECIAL. BILL


PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
OR SPECIAL BILL
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant TO the requirement Of Section
81 of Article III of the Constitution
of the State of Florida, as amended
at the general election in 1888, APP
plication will be made by the un-
dersigned to the Legislature of the
State OF Florida at the regular seS-
sion of said Legislature to be held
during the year 1853 for the pas
sage of local or special bill
To Amend Sections 1 and OF
Article of Chapter F of Chap
ter 23S7l, Laws OF Florida,
Acts of the Legislature Year
1915, Being the Charter OF The
City OF Key West. Florida, by
Eliminating from Section l the
Provision Which Makes the
Control Given the Chief OF Po-
lice to Station and Transfer
Members of the Police Force
Subject TO the Approval OF the
City Manager: And BY ELM
mating From Section the
Power and Authority of the
City Manager With Reference
to the Appointment of Addi-
tfonal Patrolmen, Guards ana
Officers for Temporary Service
and Eliminating the Necessity
for Written Authority 10 be
Given by the City Manager to
the Chief of Police In Connec-
ton With a Person Acting as
Special Policeman, Patrolman,
Detective, Guard or other Po-
lice officer; Repeating All
Laws and Parts of Laws,
whether General or Special,
Particularly Chapter 2sss4,
Laws OF Florida. Acts OF the
Legislature Year 1915, as
Amended. in Conflict With This
Act TO the Extent of Such Con-
flict; and Providing for THIS
Act to Take Effect Upon It's
Becoming a Law.
mated AT Key West, Florida, this
18th day OF March, AID. 1858.
80 BERNIE C. PAPY
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ROLLFAST Bicycle for sale, $500.
Oscar R. Davidson, COS Simon
ton. mar16-6t
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: KEY WEST CITIZEN P.s. .
Houses For Rent
tcONTINUEDI

FURNISHED HOUSE. 21O5 Seiden-
berg Ave. Can be seen between
2 & 9 pm. mar17-tf
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LADY'S WeStfield bicycle. Good
cond. Phone 2-6811, or 22O Duval
St. mar1S-tf
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ELIZA EssTIeI4Is ROBERTs.
all OF whose addresses are un
known, and all other unknown per-
sons claiming BY, through, under
or against any of the above
named defendants. and all other
persons interested In the following
described property attnats in the
County 81 Monroe. state Of Fieri.
da. to-wits
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

PARCEL NO. 81 TIE North
half ~ the Southwest quarter
81 tbe Southwest quarter -
section -. TownShip 80 south,
Range 80 East. cnnt@kafnK -
acres, more or issss
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o-Roons For Rent

LUIGI'S rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Call after 3 pm. 227 Duval st.
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So Bicycles and Tricycles

LADIES and mans bicycle. In
good condition. Best offer over
$4,000. 5-B Porter Place. mar1s-tf
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DIAL 2-566l
26-,L.ots For Sale
lCONTNUED1

FLAGLER AVE-, just above White.
Cleared and filled lot. Approx.
so x 100. Reasonably priced. 1922
Flagler Ave. mar16-6t
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP.
PLY FOR PASSAGE OH LOCAb
OR SPECIAL BILL

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
OR SPECIAL BILL
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to the requirement OF section
ii OF Article Ill Of the Constitution
of the state of Florida, as AMENDED
Mt the general election in 1888, ap-
nIication will be made by the I'M
dersigned 70 the Legislature OF the
state OF Florida at the regular ses.
sion OF said Legislature 20 be nela
during the year 1883 for the pas
sage OF a local or special Dill
DecIaring There Shall BE No
closed Season For Catching
shrimp or Prawn for Bait IN
fine Waters of Monroe County.
FLORIDA, and Making II Lawtni
10 Have In Possession at Any
rime in the Year shrimp or
prawn for Bait and 20 Sell
Such shrImp or Prawn Tor
Bait; Repeating All Laws anu
parts OF Laws, Whether 1en-
eral or Special. In Conflict Win
This Act to the Extent OF sneh
Conflict. and Providing When
Act Shall Take Effect
Y,a4ed AT Kew west, Florida, this
47th day OF March. AID. 1898
BERNIE G. PAPf
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NOTICE or INTENTION 10 A.
PLY FOR PASSAGE o. noSn
or SPECIAL BILL


NoTICE OF INTENTION TO AP"
pI.Y ron PASSAGE OF LOCAL
on SPECIAL BILL
esntiee Is hereby given That, puf~
.,,ans 10 the requirement OF section
81 ~ Article ri OF the Constitution
81 tina state Of Florida as aHlehasa
~ the general election IN 1888, Ap
nlication will be made by the 49, W.
dersigned to the Legislature % tMe
state Of Florida ~ the Fesni - ga
sion Of said Legislature 20 pc hsaa
anrtng the year 1853 for the pas
SAGE OF a local or special Dill
rising the ManthIy compenHa-
t,nn for Each Of the MsmherN
~ the Board az County 1oua-
mleaioners OF Monroe 1onhly,
Florida AZ q Salary or hhr
Hundred Dollars tasol xs
Month. Designating the Funa
-. - mich said Compeuaa-
zion shall be paid: Authorizing
saSitfongI Compensation Tor
af1irsee Actually Travelled WITH
- s,or,ros county While Attend
tcg "a Buslness Of the county
ara Including Mileage Tor
travelling 10 and from Iosft
uauae 10 Afteud Meetlnks
Beard: Authorizing AdattiSnAt
Compensation for Nets, 80
rersse Including Travel IN
e,,rvsa Ga Attending 20 Buai-
nsss Tor the CeuntY Beyond TIE
y4r,ttN ~ Monroe C0antSs ke-
nsal4na All Laws or Parts o.
ams wbsther General OF Spes
80 a. Ca1flsrs with TNis Act
- ths rxt~wt az such Eon-
S5set and Providing Whth Act
ghaIl Take Effect
p.,sA :, Key west. Tlorida. this
a@ts1 y. ssayFh A.fy. 1864
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37-Automotive Parts

USED TRUCK and passenger car
tires - New recaps, all sizes.
Dicks Tire Service, 929 Truman.
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BATTERIES! One Year Guaran-
teel Group l. $9.75. Group 2,
$12.45. Long type, SlS.45. We pay
all taxes. Free installation! Sweet
ing'S Auto Service. mar13- 30t
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CLEAN, quiet rooms. One block
from business dist. Free park
ing. 513 Whitehead. mar12-6tx
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2A-Trailexs For Rent
s-cottagss For Rent

ONE BEDROOM, furn. cottage.
Adults only. no pets. 1919 New
Ton. mar1s,st
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2 LOTS, so x 1876, Duck Ave. In
quire at 2013 Harris Ave.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Election Clinic All
Marietta Aug. II

1t is expected that Glenn Dut-
ton, chairman of the board of
elections and Robert A. Den
nison, clerk, will represent Noble
county at Marietta, Wednesday,
Aug. II, when Secretary of State
Ted Brown holds his election
clinic there.
This Marietta meeting is for
all election officials from Noble,
Vinton, Hooking, Meigs, Athens,
Morgan, Musllingum, Guernsey,
Monroe, Washington and Bel
mont counties.
Temporary offices will be
established in the Hotel Lafay-
cite at Marietta. If the public
has any question concerning the
local election, they are urged to
contact Secretary Brown at this
time.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Cantor To Coach
Pleasant City Tigers

William Cantor of Senecaville,
has heeen hired as athletic coach
at Pleasant City high scchool,
according to an announcement
made by that school board this
week.
Cantor spent three years at
Senecaville. At Pleasant City,
he will also teach science, in
addition to athletic coaching.
Pleasant City's new coach is
a graduate of Ohio university,
Athens.
He is at present a resident of
Senecaville and this summer,
has been employed as a life
guard at Seneca Lake beach. He
plans to move TO Pleasant City
soon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
NEWS FOR
VETERANS

-Four million veterans with CT
term insurance in force will no
longer have to apply to Veterans
Administration for renewal of
their policies for another 5-year
term before their old policies
expire.
VA said it will do this for
them automatically if their old
policies are not lapsed at the
expiration of the term period.
This means the policy must be
in force at the end of the term
period with the final premium
having been timely paid.
The new procedure went into
effect July %, 1853, when the
President signed Public Law l48.
1t will save at least $600,000
year in administrative costs. The
new law covers only those term
policies that expire on or after
July %, 1858. VA said it cannot
be applied retroactively to term
policies which expired before
that date.
Approximately 100000 World
War l and World War II term
policies are expected to be re-
neWed automatically under the
new law during fiscal year
1854.
Although the law also provides
automatic renewal for the more
recent post-Korea term policies,
none of these is scheduled to
expire during fiscal year 1854
because they have not been in
force long enough.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Routine Bills Paid
By Commissioners
Permiam Gas Co. To
Cross Two HIGHWAYS

An agreement of the Noble
county commissioners with the
Permian Oil and Gas company
was made at the July 27 meeting
of the county officials, granting
the gas company to lay lines
across county highways 13 and
40 The company will be res
ponsible for all damage incurred
in the operations, according to
the agreement.
Bills presented and paid at this
same meeting were the follow
ing:
Gilbert L. Long, attending
commissioners cow en- t on
$ll.90; w. c. Davis, attend
ing commissioners convention,
$l6.30; Rodney Williams, keep of
Sammy Dye, $500; Internation-
al Carbon Co., typewriter rib
bons, Sl1.50; Ohio Fuel Gas Co.,
gas, $5.06; Ralston's Pharmacy,
supplies, S11.89; Ohio Office Sup
ply, four welch fans, $4,000;
William Lilienthal and Sons,
supplies, $3.50.
Stakalta Mfg. Co., supplies,
S32.45; Tipton's hardware, sup
plies, $l2.25; City Treasurer, Co
lumbus, keeping prisoners dur
ing June, $4,000; Wright Type
writer Exchange, typewriter,
$4,000; Ruth M Shields, care of
two patients, $1,000; Carl A.
& T. Dellenbaugh, services rem
dered, $1,000; The Journal, sup
plies, $4,000; Yep Mfg. Corp,
supplies, $lS895; General Tele-
phone Co., phone service,
$l34.65.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06

have recently made their decis-
ion TO give their lives and tai
ents to Christian service. 1t is
being sponsored by the Noble
county ministerial association.
Produced as an experiment.
MIR. Texas" has amazed religi-
Gus leaders and motion picture
authorities alike during its first
year Of showings. At the films
preVieW in Hollywood Bowl on
October !, 1851, a record throng
Of 25,00O persons jammed into
the huge amphitheatre for the
largest attendance any motion
picture has ever had in this
country. During the past year
OF shoWings an estimated 5000
600 persons have seen the film.
From this number Of viewers,
some $4,000 have made decisions
to accept the Christian way Of
life. according to records on
file in the Graham film organiZa-
tons Washington, ID. c., office.
Both figures indicate new highs
IN evangelistic circles - 3,000,-
600 is the largest number ever
to see q Gospel film in one year,
and the $4,000 decisions repre-
sent the largest single eVangelis-
tic effort during recent years.
The story reVolVes around the
Billy Graham Crusade in Will
Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth,
Texas two years ago. To pro
duce the film, an entire motion
picture company moved from
Hollywood to Texas and made
all Of the Texas scenes in the
vicinity Of Fort Worth. The
rodeo scenes, some Of the most
beautiful color photography
being seen today, were made at
Hardin Simmons University, and
feature the world champion
Mayo Rodeo Riders, together
with the famous Hardin Sim
mons Cowboy Band.
Original music for the picture
was composed by Cindy Walker,
called the true queen of west
ern song writers, and Redd
Harper. Several of the songs
from Mr.. Texas" have appeared
recently on records, and complete
albums are available.
No charge for admission is
made for Mr.. Texas" and the
doors Of the Caldwell high
school auditorium Will be open
ed at ZOO p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Th e Journa !
M all Bag
The Editor

The Editor
On Saturday, July 25, my auto
mobile was involved in an acci-
dent near Caldwell, Ohio.
haven't had much experience
o. this type and have always
dreaded the red tape, unpleasant
ties, and generally any tangling
with "the law"
Your sheriff, Donald o, Con-
away, handled our accident re-
ports and questioned my wife
and me- Sheriff ConaWay and
his staff were extremely help
full and courteous, spending q
great deal of time with us.
While talking to my wife,
Sheriff ConaWay told her he had
no sleep that night. Despite all
of that he took great pains and
great deal of time to help us
with the necessary paper work
entailed.
This is how your sheriff hand
led a tourist from out of the
state. | am writing to Sheriff
ConaWay to express my thanks
but felt that such courtesy anc
cooperation are unusual enough
to merit special attention II
your newspaper.
Very truly yours,
David M. Badner
1913 Summit Drive
Charleston 2, w. Va.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Scholarships Are
Available Locally
Supt. II. c. Secrest
Releases Details

According to an announce
ment made by H. c. Secrest,
county superintendent of schools,
a bill recently passed by the
legislative assembly now pro-
Vides for three $500 scholarship
awards in Noble county to high
school graduates, who wish to
tecome elementary teachers. The
scholarship may be used in any
recognized teacher training III
stltution in Ohio and may be re-
neWed for an additional year
upon successful completion of
the first year course.
Eligibility for the scholarship
according to the Act shall be
determined in accordance with
the following requirements:
Graduation from an Ohio
high school in which the ap-
pllcant ranked in the upper half
Of the graduating class.
l'he personal, physical and
mental qualifications requisite
to successful teaching.
Not having previously attend
ed any college or university in
preparation for teaching.
Imperative need for supple
mentary funds. to finance pre-
paration for elementary teach
ing.
Application forms may be
obtained at the county school
office. All eligible graduates are
urged to apply Immediately. APP
plicationS must be returned to
the county school office by Aug.
20. Since this legislation has just
been received, only a limited
amount of time exists in order
to be eligible for training this
year, so it is imperative that
applicants act quickly.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Buffalo Driver Fined
For Traffic Violation

John Veselenak of Buffalo,
was fined $1,000 and costs by the
mayor after he was arrested by
a state highway patrolman for
crossing a yellow line on route
q.
Russell Keith, 10, of Caldwell
RID, was arrested the past
weekend for speeding on route
q, also by the state highway
patrol. He was fined $1,000 and
costs.
Jack Neuhart, Batesville, was
released on a peace bond Of
$25000 by the mayor, after an
affidavit was filed against him
by his wife last week. The hear
ing was held Friday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Religious Movie
AT kOskinsviIIe

The M.YF. Of Hoskinsville
church is sponsoring the show
ing of the color film God Is
My Landlord" =" Thursday, Aug.
l3 at the Hoskinsville church.
The film to be shown concerns
the planting Of one cubic inch
of wheat by Perry Hayden,
which he planted to prove
Malachi $40. This took place in
1870 and in 1916, it had yielded a
crop Of 72,l50 bushels, worth
$l50,000 after each crop had
been tithed.
No admission will be charged
and everyone is welcome to at
tend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
Midget League Is
Now All Tied Up
Summerfield Wallops
Dexter League Leaders

In one of the surprise games
OF the season in the Noble
County Midget league, Summer
field Walloped Dexter City
league leaders, % to 8, Friday
night.
On Thursday evening, Sum
merfleld won over Caldwell 8
to 5 and the Seneca Lake Indians
over Dexter City, 5 to 8.
The double loss by Dexter
City moved the Seneca Lake
Indians into a tie for first place
with Dexter. Each team has now
won ten games and lost five.
Summerfield has a z to 9 re
cord and Caldwell 4 to IL. On
this Thursday evening, Cald-
well will meet Dexter there and
Summerfield will play at Sen
ecaville.
Three games will be played by
the little leaguers at the Noble
county fair, Sept. 3, 4 and S.
Thursday evening, Sept. 3,
INA'Sl NlIy Will play oeIleCd
Lake Indians at the Playground
and Friday morning at 1000
o'clock, Caldwell will be pitted
against Summerfield. The win
ners of these two games will
meet Saturday morning at 1000
o'clock in the oval of the race
track.
James Watson, president of the
league, said that members of
the four teams would be taken
to Cleveland, Aug. l3 for the
Chicago game.
Wednesday evening of this
week, they were guests at
Barnesville to see the Kansas
City Negro leaguers in action.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
SUFFERS STROKE

Mrs. Susie Balog, West street
was admitted to Bethesda hos
pital, GAINESVILLE, last Wednesday
night, after she suffered a severe
stroke at her home. She is re
ported to be in a very serious
condition. She is the mother Of
Mrs. Ross Shafer, Of the same
address,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-06
John C. Murrey
EnEists In Arniv

John c. Murrey of Dexter City
has enlisted in the army for &
period of three years, announce
ment was made by Sgt. Gallie
Moore, in charge of the recruit
ing office in Marietta.
Murrey will received his basic
training at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia
and will then be assigned to a
engineering equipment school
He is graduate of Dexter City
high school, class of 1851.