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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24

the groom's gift of pearls. Her
flowers we're white feather NUNS
with variegated holly.
Sparkling Hollyberry was the
color of her attendants ballerina
gowns of brocaded lace, strapless
models with jackets and full skirts.
Velvet trim was echoed in velvet
buttons. They carried pom-pom
NUNS with holly, and wore holly
headpieces. Their seeded pearl
necklaces and earrings were gifts
of the bride. Small Kathy, carry
ing basket of petals, wore floor
length gown of white lace match
ing the bridal gown.
The brides mother wore navy
with white accessories and the
groom's mother was in grey with
pink accessories. Their cOrSages
were gardenias.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
received some $50 friends at re.
ception in Catawba Community
Hall, which was decorated with
bells and streamers. Mrs. Ralph
Branum cut the wedding cake.
Leaving on a weeks southern
honeymoon, the newlyweds plan
TO make their home at $50 Laurel.
avenue on their return. The bride
travelled in a navy knit dress
with red accessories. Both attend
ed Port Clinton high school. The
bride is in stock control depart
ment at Erie Ordnance. Mr.. Gro
yer, who recently returned from
service in Korea, is with the Gund
ZACH Sheet Metal Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis C. Steffens
of Harbor Road announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Do
Iores Aileen Duffy, 70 Robert
Woods, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H0-
mer H. Woods of Snyder, New
York. No date has been set CIR the
wedding.
The bride-elect is a student at
Denison University and is a men,
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sor-
ority. ~
Mr.. Woods is a graduate of Den
ison University and is attending
the Harvard Graduate School of
Business Administration. He is a
member of Sigma Chi Fraternity.
The engagement was announced
Monday night when Mr.. and Mrs.
Steffens entertained at a party,
gay with holiday appointments, at
their Harbor Road home. A buffet
luncheon was enjoyed. Mr.. Woods
is a hOuseguest at the Steffens
home this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
SToRK SHOWER

Gilded walnut shells which open
ed to disclose wee baby figures,
complete with white blankets,
were fashioned into novel corsages
for guests at a Stork shower which
Mrs. Gottlieb Harnisch and Miss
Marian Wightman gave Sunday to
compliment Mrs. Frederick Har-
nisch. The party was at the Har-
nisch home, 223 AdamS-St.
Pink, white and blue we're colors
of the pretty appointments and
Mrs. Harnisch's many lovely gifts
were presented in a bassinette.
Games and lunch were enjoyed by
Mrs. Robert Hilditch, Mrs. Sam
Wightman, Mrs. John Ludwigsen,
Mrs. Alvin Babcock, Mrs. Richard
Bredehoft, Mrs. William ST. Clair,
Mrs. Pearl Baker, Mrs. Arthur
Kleinow, Mrs. James Gibbons, Mrs.
Milton Long, Mrs. Donald Bottle,
Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. Ralph
Wightman, and Mrs. Kenneth
Brewer. Gifts also were received
from Mrs. Carl Schroeder, Mrs,
Augusta Nissen, Mrs. Wesley
Wigl:tman, Mrs. Delbert Long,
Mrs. Alfred Gottschalk, and Mrs.
David Jeremy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
ARE WED

ARE WE'D
Lois E. Watkins, daughter of
Mrs. Lois Watkins of 434 South-st,
Toledo, and John S. Browder, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Brow
der of 100 E. Main-st, Oak Harbor,
were married Dec. 5 in Bethel Lu-
theran church at Toledo by the
Rev. J. William Althaus. Mr..
Browder is associated with the
Port Clinton Kroger store.
They were attended by Ruth D.
Watkins, Toledo, and George Lib
ben, Oak Harbor. The bride wore
aqua crystalette, princess style
with white hat, black shoes and
purse, and white carnation cor
sage. Her maid of honor was in
rose taffeta with pink carnation
corsage. The brides mother wore
black taffeta trimmed in white
faille, and the groom's mother
was in steel blue taffeta, both
having corsages of red carnations.
A wedding dinner for ten guests
was held at Kin-Wa-Low's. The
newlyweds are living in Oak Har-
bor. Mr.. BroWder attended Oak
Harbor high school and Bowling
Green College.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
Tessie Prusik And
Phillip Conner Wed
Sunday, Dec. 10

A pref Christmas wedding lovely
in appointments Sunday united
Miss Tessie J. Prusik, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jablonski of
2015 State Road. and Phillip Con-
nor, U. S. Navy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Conner of Maumee,
formerly of Port Clinton. The
Rev. FIR. Karl Brand solemnized
the double ring ceremony at two
o'clock in Immaculate Conception
rectory.
Attendants were Miss Janice
Miessner, maid of honor; Phillip
Dusini, best man; and eight year
old twin nieces of the bride, Carol
Jean and Judith Ann Podgurski,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Podgurski, flower girls.
The bride wore white chantilly
lace over satin, its full ballerina
skirt having a scalloped hemline
TIE high neckline had Peter
Pan collar, and long sleeves were
diamond pointed Her veil was
fastened to halo of lace, en-
broidered with pearls. The
grOOm's gift, mother -of-pearl
prayerbook, was Incorporated in
her cascade bouquet of stephan
otis and Amazon lilies.
Miss Miessner, in rich spruce
green net and taffeta, carried
roses. Her head piece was
crown of ivy, with the twin flower
girls wearing similar crowns.
Their COWS were lace over net,
Carol in pink and Judith in mint
green, and they carried yellow and
pink roses.
The brides mother wore light
grew with black accessories and
rad rose corsage. and the groom's
mother wore grey trimmed in pink
with pink accessories and wrist
corsage of pink roses. A recep-
ton at CIO hall afterwards saw
some $50 friends extending best
wishes to the newlyweds. The
bridal couple left for honeymoon
trip later, the bride wearing blue
knit ensemble with brown acces-
Sories, and corsage from her bou
quet.
Mr.. Conner reports to San Fran
cisco Jan. for overseas duty.
His bride, who is in the office at
the u. S. Gypsum Co. will remain
here. Both attended Port Clinton
high school
Reception hOstesses were Mrs.
Louis Galanski. Detroit; Mrs. Ida
Szigalyi. Mrs. Robert Szigalyi and
Dolly Adams.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
MOTHERS RoUNpTABLE

A potluck supper at the home
of Mrs. Gerald Wonnell Monday
night marked the Christmas party
of Mothers Roundtable, an ex-
change of hand made gifts provid-
ing a highspot of the evening.
Mrs. Wonnell read the Christmas
Story from the Bible, and Mrs.
Lvnn christensen reviewed the
book. Angel Unaware" Mrs.
Charles Stevenson had devotions.
Lovely holiday decorations made
the Wonnell home an effective set
ting for an enjoyable party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24

NiSsen, L. Robron, Leighton Mack
ey, James Stelver, Jack Hopfinger,
Richard Johansen, Jake Cooley.
Cyril Dorko Joseph Kirk, Rob-
ert Stevens, Duane Spangler,
Thomas McRitchie, Paul Clemons,
Lowell Petersen, Dwight Fox,
George Twarek, William Robinson,
John Macko, Joseph Rossine,
George Beltz, Peter ". Paulus,
Ernest Spring, William Davies,
Paul Michnay, Paul GuluS, Forrest
McCraken, George Nichols, Jack
Mowry, James Nichols, Carlton
Allan, Ray Lambert, Dale Hostrup,
Walter Wittenmeyer, Howar
Ohm, Howard Mcdowell, Tony
Sgro.
Also Barbara Ingram, Tom Lane,
Francis Fitz, John Porter, Janice
Gates, Bill Lane, Polly Slotto, Joe
Eberly, Eve State, William Riddle,
Alice Fachman, R. Wright, Kath-
rine Roose, E. Kohlman, Marjorie
Grth, 10y Legore, Betty Ayers,
Joe Wise, Mary Ellen King, r.
Owen, Ginny Miller, ]. .Showaek-
er, Helen Eurenius, R. Donahoe.
Lois Everett, John Malik, Robert
Englebeck, Florence Specht, Ethel
Kern, Gene Hoffman. u
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24


Catawba Island
White gladioli and NUNS with
pine we're on the altar as the pop
ular couple exchanged marital
vows in double ring ceremony.
Pews were marked with Christmas
greens, candles, and pine cones.
Richard Rounds was organist, and
William Anderson was soloist
Mrs. Robert Sprenger audrey
WindnageD came from Washing
ton, ID. c.. to be her sisters ma
tron Of honor, and Andrew Grover,
brother of the groom, was best
man. Bridesmaids were Peggy VAR
go and Joan Lundgard. Five year
old Kathy McDougall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas McDougall,
was an exquisite little flower girl.
Ushers were Ronald Windnagel
and Emery Macko. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother,
DR.. Merle Windnagel, Kirksville,
Mo.
The pretty dark haired bride
was lovely in a gown by Mindelle,
chantilly lace over satin, fashioned
with a moldea bodice Its bateau
neckline was t'immed with a re-
embroidered edge of the scalloped
lace. Long tapered sleeves ended
in graceful points over the hand.
Satin cording trimmed the bodice
and marked the waistline where
the fell skirt fell gracefully into
a sweeping train. The voluminouS
skirt was worn over hoop and
crinoline. Her illusion veil cascad-
ed from satin pillbox, sparkling
with irridescents. and she wore
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
POST PARTIES

In keeping with the holiday
spirit, EOD employees in the var
ious divisions had Xmas parties
this week. Most of the events
were potlucks planned during the
lunch period Thursday. The Yule
tide season is also highlighted by
the MANY Xmas decorations dis
played throughout the depot and
carols are played over the public
address system during the noon
hour.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
XMAS PARTY

Soroptimist International of FIRE.
mont enjoyed their annual Christ
mas party Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Luella Zehner of Oak
Harbor with Miss Cora Link assist
ing her. There were % in attend
ance.
Cards and a social evening were
enjoyed, followed by a Christmas
gift exchange. Prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Elsie Lee, Miss Olive
Gephart, Mrs. Helen Overmyer and
Mrs. Bea Bartlett.
A bountiful buffet lunch was
served with all appointments car
ried out in the Christmas colors
of red and green.
During the course of the even
ing telephone greetings were re-
ceived from Miss Mabel Selin of
Kenton and Miss Lillian Stoll of
st. Marys who were unable to be
present on account of weather con-
ditions.
The next regular meeting will
be Monday, January 10.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
THURSDAY STUDY

Favorite recipes were presented
as roll call for Thursday Study
Clubs gay Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Mildred Neidecker.
Mrs. Ralph Snyder and Mrs. Mar
guerite Finefrock, who had charge
of the program, presented an ap-
propriate program of readings
which included "The Man Who
Was Too Busy To Find Christ
mas This Is Christmas" and
the hilarious skit THE Little
Match Girl" There was a gift ex-
change.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
EMPLOYEES PARTY

The apartment of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Aurand was gay with holi-
day decorations Monday night as
they entertained Rainbow Inn en-
ployees at buffet dinner and
Christmas party. A gift exchange
marked the social evening, and Mr..
and Mrs. Aurand were given a
lovely gift by the employees, who
also received gifts from the Aur-
andS'.
The group included Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Fleming, Gertrude Smith,
Alma Wadsworth, Gladys Wads-
worth, Sandra Wadsworth, jeanne
Hofacker, Lois Shrewsbury, Wayne
Fleming, Rose Cattoni, Mrs. Rom
aid Rhode, Mrs. Donald Darr, and
Betty Aurand
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24

ARE ENGAGED

ARE ENGAGED
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley E. Shaffer
of Lynchburg. Ohio are announc-
ing the approaching marriage of
their daughter Mitylene Elizabeth
Shaffer to 1t. Randall Lee Finken,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. Fill
ken of LaCarne.
Miss Shaffer attended Western
College for women at Oxford, O.
and was graduated from Ohio
State University in 1854 where she
was affiliated with the Delta Zeta
Sorority. At the present time
Miss Shaffer is employed at the
Rike-Kumler Company in Dayton,
Ohio. 81
1t. Fmken was graduated from
Ohio State University in 1853
where he was a member of the
ALPHA Zeta Fraternity, serving as
president in 1952-53, and a men,
Der of Gamma Sigma Delta, an
honor society of agriculture. 1t.
Finken is presently an Army Pilot
stationed at Camp Rucker, Ala
bama.
The couple will be married Jan.
% in Dayton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
Sorority Formal
Is High Spot Of
Holiday Weekend

The holiday dance sponsored
each year by the high school So
rority is high spot of the gay
season for teen-agers. This years
affair, to be held Sunday night,
Dec. 26. at the armory gives pro-
mise of being an outstanding
event.
Alpha Beta Sigma Phi sorority,
a group, Of II senior girls, spon-
sors the dance to which each
high school girl receives an invi-
tation and then selects her escort.
Glorial Probel is president of the
sorority. Esther Hansen vice-presi-
dent, Sharon Gentry secretary, and
Ruth Frederieks is treasurer.
Other members are Darlene
Wood, Sara Nissen, Gale Shively,
frankie McGill, Caroline wheel,
Beverly Payne, Martha Melishka,
Sharon Mulcahy, Judy Clark, Carol
Fitzthum, .LaVerne Winke, Jackie
Swingle, and Ruth Rofkar.
Charlie Haaser's orchestra will
play for dancing. Preceding the
dance, sorority members and their
escorts will have a dinner party
at Travellers Inn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24

F1OLIONv FNNTV
The lovely new .Catawba Cliffs
home of Mrs. Alpha Neidecker,
glowing with Christmas cheer, was
the setting for. dinner party
which Sunday night brought to-
gether members of former
school-days club. A gift exchange
and social evening was enjoyed
by Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. Mildred
Neidecker, Mrs. Roscoe Tonkin,
Mrs. Howard Parman, Gale Stew
ems. and Mrs. Charles C. Miller.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
YOUNG ADULTS

New president of EUB Young
Adults class, Harvey Golf, took
over his office Thursday night
when Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Focht
entertained at the December meet
ing. A gift to the Otterbein Home
was made. The January meeting
will have Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kleinhans and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hanes as host couples.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
ELITE CLUB

Members of Elite Club enjoyed
a Christmas dinner party at the
Island House Thursday night and
then went to the home of Mrs.
Mae Loder for cards and gift ex-
change. Mrs. Sdna Christensen,
Mrs. C. A. Loder and Mrs. Bertha
Woner won prizes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
TROOP 4 MEETING

Girl Scout Troop 4 members
completed their project of making
Christmas gifts for their mothers
and held a social meeting and
Christmas Exchange at their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
Lovely Holiday Wedding Unites jeanne
Windnagel and Marvin Grover Dec Is

lighted Christmas tree cleaned softly and the beauty
of holiday decorations adorned ST. John Lutheran church
Saturday night Miss jeanne Windnagel and Marvin
Grover married at thirty O'Clock by the Rev.
John Braun The bride the daughter of Mrs Louise Wind
nage of $50 Laurel and the groom is the of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-24
HAS CLUB

HAS CLUB
Mrs. Hilda st. Clair had a six
o'clock dinner Monday for her ca
nasta foursome which includes
Mrs. Hilda Calderwood and Mrs.
Ernest Bebow, who won prizes,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Pettibone. Mrs.
Bebow entertains in two weeks.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
Autopsy Set To
Check Into Death
OF Warden S Wife

WINTER PARK IA physician
win perform an autopsy today on
Mrs. Mary Ragsns to learn how
the attractive 35-year-old woman
died and why there were two
punctures in her head.
The wife of James o. Ragans,
81, warden of State Prison Camu
1854, was found in her bed shot to
death and holding a sleeping child
in her arms early Sunday.
State Atty. Murray Ovsrstreet
ordered today's autopsy after
George HUFF Of Milledgeville, Ca,
brother of dead woman blocked
a postmortem yesterday. Huff de.
manded tnat a doctor of his choos.
ing be called in an appeal to
Sheriff Dave Starr. A pathologis,
on the staff of Orange Memorial
Hospital here was assigned.
Chief of Police Carl Buchanan
said Ragans requested the post.
mortem ''to clear him of every.
thing"
Buchanan said barring results
of the autopsy and the second
puncture wound it looks like suicide
to me-" The head was punctured
twice, he said, once by the bullet
and maybe by conclusion" the
second time.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
Ferry Go. Mogul Says Porter
Pointed Out Dock Pact Change
Hines Wont Be At Meeting;
Sends Letter Giving His Side
BY JIM COBB

N. T. Hlnes executive vice president of Caribbean
Ferry systems lnc of Miami issued sharp denial today
tnat ms 1m took advantage of the city commission in
negotiating lease cy-owned property at the foot of
Slmonton Street for terminal for their Key
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
Officials Seek
Tie-upI In
RapeCases

TALLAHASSEE In - An Air
Force sergeant. identified by one
victim as the man who raped her,
was held here today as officers
sought to link him with a series
of attacks on women in Central
Florida.
Sheriff w. p. Joyce listed him
as Herbert Donald Denny, 2S, O
Orlando Air Force Base.
A second rape victim is expected
to be brought here today to look
him over.
After his arrest Sunday night, .
Madison woman and q Florida
state University coed pointed him
out as the man who attempted 70
nolest them over the weekend:
Joyce said q Titusyille woman
identified him yesterday as her
attacker.
Early August Cases
The State Highway Patrol picked
the man up after his gray-green
Buick sedan was recognized as
answering the description Of a car
driven by a man who attacked or
approached six women in Orange
and Brevard counties between Aug.
4 and Aug. IL. Two Of the women
were raped.
Denny had been stationed al
Patrick Air Force Base at Titus
vile and recently was transferred
To Orlando AFB. He said he had
Just taken his wife and four chill.
dren from Titusville to Devine,
Tex, his home.
The man refused to talk about
the attacks, Joyce said.
The Titusville attack occurred
Aug. Z. A man drove by in .
Buick asking traffic directions,
then forced a 19-year-old girl and
q 21-year-old married woman into
his ear at gunpoint.
Activity Described
The man drove out of town and
into a field, Sheriff H. T. Williams
Of Brevard County said, and there
ripped the clothes off TIE girl and
raped her in the front seat while
holding the gun on the older wom-
an who was in back.
Another rape occurred a week
later on Merritt Island near Cocoa
Beach, also in Brevard County. A
man driving Buick stopped at a
home and inquired Of q housewife,
who was alone, whether the house
next door was for rent. When the
woman turned to 60 back inside
he followed her, then forced her
Continued on Page Five)
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
3HospitaIised 8
In AutO-ScOOter
Crash Sunday

One sailor was in critical
condition today and two others
were still hospifaIized as . re.
suit Of en- automobile scooter
crash Sunday night.
Sheriff John Spoftswood said
the accident occurred Just
north Of Eocs chica bridge
when q fire blew out on the
car and II went out Of control,
striking the scooter and then
overtvrnins. Both ear and
scooter were headed north.
Wesley II. Sorenson, 30, .
chief sonarmsn Of vx-l, was
riding the scooter. He is in
critical condition in the Naval
Hospital.
Paul n. Trsvino. 70, tsIemsn
second class, and Sammie l.
Needham. n, torpedoman sec.
ond class, both Of the AuW
school. were in the car.
Because Of fhe condition Of
k men n has not hesss de-
feFirinad who was driving the
car. fhe sheriff said.
The fhree men were admitted
to ths Naval Hospital at I0:ls
p. m. Sunday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
Storm Gains
Force Nearing
Bahama Islands
Winds Of Gale
Force Expected
In Islands Today

MIAMI R-Hurricane warnings
were hoisted over the Bahama
Islands today and South Florida
was placed on the alert as tropical
storm Edna gained a force Of 5000
miles an hour about 500 miles
southeast of Bahamas.
Needing U. S. weather bureau
advices, the colonial meteorological
office in the tourist capital at Mas
sau ordered the ominous twin red
flags with black centers hoisted
throughout the island chain which
stretches to within so miles of the
Florida coast.
ii AN. Advisory
Winds of gale force should begin
to buffet the eastern Bahamas dur
ing the afternoon, rising to hurri-
cane force as the center pushes
eastward. The heaviest winds were
expected to pass into the central
Bahamas tonight and approach the
Nassau and AndroS Island area to-
morrow morning.
Hurricane precautions are ad-
vised immediately for the Bahamas
and Southern Florida should re-
main on the ale-t for further sd-
vices the next IS hours" said
Grady Norton, chief storm fore
caster here, in an II a. m. (EST)
advisory.
The hurricane, named Edna for
the fifth letter of the alphabet,
was centered at that time near
latitude 23.3 north, longitude 1873
west, or about 100 miles southwest
of San Salvador. It was moving
toward the west-northwest at 1912
miles an hour.
Guided Missile Station
San Salvador, also known as
Waiting Island, was Columbus
landfall on his first voyage of dis
covery. It is a tropical coral island
inhabited by native fishermen and
is the site of tracking station
on the U. S. Air Force guided mis-
sile range extending eastward from
Cape Canaveral, Fla.
The area of hurricane winds ex-
tended only a short distance from
the center, but gale force winds
stretched $50 miles to east and
so miles to the west of the center.
Further increase in intensity is
indicated with continued west
northwestward movement at about
the same or slightly faster speed.
1T will pass into the central
Bahamas and approach the Nassau
-Andros Island area by Wednesday
morning." said the advisory.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
Horse Ordinance
To Be Aired Here

Key West horse owners will be
assessed a one dollar registration
fee if an ordinance to be consid-
cred tonight by the city commits
sion is passed.
The measure, introduced in the
wake of complaints from the Key
West Humane Society that horses
are being mistreated here, also
states that horses may not be
"staked out" on public or private
property or allowed to run loose.
1t also says that horses found to
be in violation of the ordinance
may be impounded at the owners
expense.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
NOTICE

All ewnsrs Of eeeUpstionsI r.
esnsss for fhe sale ef alcoholic
beverages must file, with fhs City
Clerk, applications for renewal Of
said licenses for HE Year 1854.
1855.
These sppliestions must bs acted
on by shs City Commissioners Of
fhe City Of Key West, Florida.
Applications are now being re-
eeived, and must be In ffe hands
Of fhe City Clerk on or before
Monday, September 70, 1854, as
ihe law requires new licenses 10
be on display ut places Of business
on the first day Of October.
Application blanks may be Sc
cured in the City Clerks Office,
City Hall, Key West, Florida.
VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-07
Jax Service
Station Man Is
Held In Murder

JACKSONVILLE R--Walter Lee
Mcdaniel, a married, 27-year.old
service station operator, was ar
rested here last night and accused
of strangling Cenia Juanita Edison,
a 19-year-old divorcee.
The body of Miss Edison, who
disappeared a week ago, was found
Sunday in a palmetto thicket west
of here. Police said she was last
seen Aug. 80 in car with a man
of dark complexion.
Gene Griffin, chief criminal dep
uty, said Mcdaniel was jailed with
out bail on a murder charge. He
declined to say whether Mcdaniel
had made a statement.
Miss Edison, VINO recently was
named beauty queen at a Jackson
vile insurance group meeting, was
a clerk in the office of the Fidelity
She was divorced from Samuel
Alexander, a Navy man stationed
here.
Her body was found by a boy
walking through the woods on his
way home from Sunday school. A
woman's blue belt was knotted
around her neck.
Griffin said McDaniels car was
seized at the time of his arrest.
He said it answered the description
of the car in which Miss Edison
was last seen.