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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22
Karlen Keto, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Keto of 3O5

Karlen Keto, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Keto of BOZ
Dean Drive celebrated her birth
day with party on April IS, al
which six of her girl friends
were present. An egg hunt was
the theme of the occasion.
Easter was a busy time fol
Broadwood Manor people. Mr.
and Mrs. James Donohue of 1915
Grandin Ave, were visited by
Doris parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Gorsuch of Vineland, N. J.
Little Jimmy received a chicken
for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Conner of
1914 Grandin Ave. went to West.
minister, Md. to visit Betty's fam
lily on Easter Sunday.
Albert Loomis and his mother
were visited Easter weekend by
AIS sister Thelma and her hus-
band from Baltimore. They also
received a long distance 'tele-
phone call from AIS brother in
Peoria, Ill, Mrs. Loomis has been
i'll the past two weeks. We hope
she will soon be feeling fine
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Luthy of
1912 Grandin Ace, were visited
on Easter weekend by Mikes"
brother, Charles Miksic, his fan
Gee, Miss Shirley Bell, and also
William Metyl and his fiancee
Miss Ruth Leschek. All are from
Pittsburgh, Pa. On Easter Sun
day the Luthys had a surprise
visit from Mikes" cousin, Irene
Michael and her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moran
spent Easter with Franks broth
er and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Moran in Wheaton.
AL and Mildred Lazor of 300
Dean Drive went to visit Mild
reds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Gaines in Landover Hills.
Next weekend Al and Mildred
are going to fly to New York
City to see Almanac" and spend
the weekend.
Mrs. Ed Matish was visited by
her sister, Mrs. Lester Cook of
Chicago who was on her way to
Utica, N. Y. to visit the rest of
her family. Sue has not seen her
sister Isabel for some time, and
the visit was most pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Newman
were visited by Bucks sister and
family from Richmond, Va. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Blank
enship and daughter Peggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fuchs of
1914 Viers Mill Road were visit
ed by Willie's brothers, John,
and Leo, and Ieo's wife and two
children, Lee and Janet, from
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd
entertained Ellies brother Halves
Keys from Norfolk, Va. They had
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, April %, 1854

The guests were Eileen Morse
Polly Hopkins, Thelma Wheeler
Mickie Potter, John Payne, Bob
by Kay, and Richard Newman
They all enjoyed the games
dancing, and refreshments.
Daryl Lee Carr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Carr of 303 Dean
Drive, was Christened on Sun
day, April IL, at the Methodist
Church by the Rev. VIM. Wesley
Dodge.
On April 18th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Conner of 1914 Grandin Ave,
were visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Deardorff and son Mike
from Westminster, Md.
Richie Settler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Settler of 1906
Viers Mill Rd., was recently the
lucky winner of a camera, on the
Askit-Gasket program. The SeltZ-
ers are positively the winningest
people ever saw!
On Thursday, April Is, Mrs.
Gordon Rudd and Mrs. Walter
jenkins were hostesses at a baby
shower for Mrs. Charles Price of
1906 Grandin Ave. The shower
was held at the home of Mrs.
Rudd, 1900 Grandin Ave. Nine
neighbors were present.
Mrs. Rex Wood reports that
our Bluebird troop made Easter
Baskets filled with candies and
dyed eggs for the Christ Child
Farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22
Hospital

Continued from Page u
from the board and directors; a
dictaphone from an ANONYMOUS
donor; and table and TV stool
from the Inquiry Club of Rock.
vile.
Auxiliaries of the Woman's
Board made thousands of dress
ings this past winter, and $1,000
was contributed from a fashion
show at Jelleff's Silver Spring
store, it was reported.
Mrs. Eugene Scott was chosen
to represent the county hospital
at the Tri State hospital meet
ing May IS in Wilmington, Del.
On April %, the Maryland Asso-
citation of Hospital Auxiliaries
will have luncheon meeting at
Peter Pan Inn, Urbaba, with
Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs. James
M. Barnesley, Mrs. Jacob Byrd
and Mrs. John M. Beavers attend
ing from here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22

a family get-together at the
Boyds' home on Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Snowden was visit
ed by her son-in-law, Nelson Fol
ey from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr. Foley is the father of Dick
Foley who is staying with Mrs.
Snowden. 1t was very pleasant
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simmons
raced their rebuilt racing car for
the first time this year on April
18 at the Marlboro raceway.
While they did not win this time,
they have hopes for a successful
season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22

been made concerning campaign
funds collected by the Citizens
for Good Government. Those
funds have consisted mostly of
small contributions from many
citizens who earnestly desire a
change in the kind of admins
tration which Rockville has had.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22

stand I'm the election and will not
make a deal"
Il will not join the mud-sling-
ing of this campaign" he fin
ished, "and 1 will continue to
stand as Rockville's mo DeaP
candidate who means to bring
the voters a forward-looking,
business-like, economical admin
iStration."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22
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do part.time job for the people
of Rockville
GAS Rockville grows, we need
city administrators who can be
on the scene, keeping pace-its
a job which will require many
hours of work.
IF the voters elect me, 1 sup
pose l will be buster as mayor
than as businessman, but, with
me, my city comes first. If we
have a good, well-balanced ad-
ministration, business will pros
per-"
Hit said he and his slate have
not swerved from their original
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
KEY WEST SPIRIT COMMENDED

Editor, The Citizen:
The writer is not who is in the habit of writing
to the newspapers but cannot let this opportunity
of sharing with my feelings concerning the wonderful
spirit and attitude of the citizens of your community.
Knowing what excellent backing your football team
receives from the people of Key West and the limitations
of our parking facilities and seating capacity of the Mem
orial Field Stadium, had requested additional help
from our police department The officers in charge of the
parking areas made an unsolicited point of informing
about the outstanding cooperation of Key West visit
orS.
This was hard game for the Key West boys to
lose and when tension running high it is often easy
for regrettabe incidents to Never have bet
ter sportmanshp displayed by team and rooters
evidenced last Saturday night. May commend the cu
of Key West for their loyal support of fine football
team.
Sincerely yours.
IRWIN w. KATZ, Principal
Miami Beach Senior High School
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
SALVATION ARMY COMMENDED
Sincerely,
VISITOR

The CltlZen:
While 1t. Henry Russell, of the Salvation Army was
out of the city recently he asked to look after the
matter of helping ransients with food and overnight
lodging. During that week people came in surprisingly
large numbers. They seeking the material help
which the Salvation Army takes upon itself to give
Though had been in the present pastorate in the
First Methodist Church for and half years when the
Salvation Army re-opened its work here in Key West
have never many people in such short
time seeking material aid for very greatly appre-
ciae the work 1t Russell and the Army doing here
in our community.
| should like to urge all who can and will to give
large and ample support to this worthy institution
The work done by the Salvation Army is the type of work
which commended most highly by Jesus Christ,
Yours for greater service to needy humanity,
PAUL TOUCHTON
Pastor 1st Methodist Church
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
By Bill Glib

swore it wasn't going to talk about
fluoridation. So what happens? -
DR.. Floyd DeCamp shows up in
town and begins telling Key West
ers what kind of poison they ought
to pour down their gullets. Heck!
I'm going to start a campaign TO
return to cistern water!
There is hardly day that goes
by that l don't wish | had a Swal-
low of good. pure, rain water This
chalky stuff that is coming through
the pipes now looks about like il
tastes - bad. If they keep adding
chemicals to the water, there is
going to be an opportunity for some
enterprising individual to start a
business selling bottled water.
Wonder if the liquid we're drink
ing now cakes up on our insides
the way it does in pots or kettles?
DR.. DeCamp and his aides have
always maintained that fluoridation
is not a form of medication. Yet
he informed theMonroe County
teachers that ''Dental decay is the
second most prevalent disease
known to man, exceeded only by
the common cold. | may be wrong
but ii seems to me that anything
designed TO treat disease is
medication" and not all people
react to the same medicine in the
same way.
Why is DR.. DeCamp so insiStent
that Monroe County have fluorida-
ted water? Why doesn't he push
it in his own neck of the woods,
up in North Florida instead of tell
ing us Conchs what we ought to
do?
There's enough interference from
government now you can't turn
around without paying some new
tax, filling out a dozen bureaucra-
tic forms, or being told how to
blow your nose by some individual
who draws a salary from the tax
payers money. | never thought Id
see the day, however, when a fell
low couldn't even have his teeth
treated privately by a dentist of
his own choice!
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
SCOUTING NEWS

The first meeting of the Basic
Scoutmaster's Course was held
Monday night at St. AIMS Hal.
A film was shown on the Fun
damentals Of the Boy Scout Move
ment."
The film showed how the organi-
Eation was founded by Baden :
Powell. an English Army officer
stationed in Africa. how il was
brought to America and how the
boy is led through Clubbing. Boy
Scouting and Exploring 70 be a
good citizen.
During the remainder of the
meeting. Bill Mclaughlin and two
of his Scouts, Jimmy Hurst and
Johnny Seay of Troop 2S6, gave an
interesting demonstration of the
first aid requirements for Tender
foot. second class and first class
Scout.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
A Grain
Of Salt
By Bill SpiIlmsn

I doubt very seriously il there is
another town in the United States
where the youth of a city receive
the attention they do here in Key
West.
1t is practically fantastic the a.
mount of effort and enthusiasm
that is put forth by local civic
minded leaders toward the various
projects for our youngsters.
There are so many projects 60
ing on for the kids that il is some
times difficult to keep up with
them all.
We are very fortunate TO have
had in our midst a capable social
worker who viii be leaving US
shortly. | am talking about Miss
Kay Curran who assisted in chang
ing the Sigsbee Park from a hous-
ing project TO a community.
Miss Curran is an inspiration TO
all who have known and worked
with her. She is the one person
that ! know in this world that has
malice toward no one and only
charity in her thoughts. What is
Key Vests loss will be some 9TH
er fortunate community's gain.
r X h
GUAVA JELLY - W. A. Burton
of National Airlines viii give the
National side of airport dispute to-
night at the Jaycee meeting. Should
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
This Rock
Of Ours

Next Tuesday night, the ''Lus-
eious" Lions are going to play
against the Junior Woman's Club
in a game of softball at Bayview
Park. Time will be 1880 and pro-
ceeds will benefit the Communi-
ty Chest. 1t will be a spectacle
worth seeing.
Personally, I'm roofing for the
Junior Woman's Club and hoping
to hear the roar of the pretty
Lions changed into a squek. 1t
isn't that | have anything against
the Lions Club - it's merely that
they have shown themselves up as
a bunch of simpletons by getting
tangled with a crowd Of females.
Who ever heard of a man besting
a woman at anything, much less a
game of baseball where she will
have a bat in hand to enforce her
opinion!
You better plan on being at Bay
view Park Tuesday night. You'll
enjoy yourself and be helping the
Community Chest at the same time.
Building Boom
The building boom continues here
on the Rock. Every little side
street seems to have at least one
new home in the stage of conSttuc-
ton Encouraging note is that most
of these houses are attractive and
appear to be well-built.
While Key West is booming, i. is
also experiencing the terrible in
flation that has affected the en-
tire country. 1t is hard to say whc-
ther future history will consider us
as living in prosperity or adver-
Sity. About all we can do is TO
watch and not swing out into the
wild tangent of the boom days in
the 20's. The substantial homes
that are being built are evidence
that most people are keeping their
feet on the ground and not erect
ing 'cracker-boxes' just for resale
or investment values.
Or. Floyd oecsmp
Son-of-a-gunl II wasn't over a
couple of days ago that this column
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

be 4 lively session, if someone
from the county shows up.
To those who haven't seen her
smiling face floating over town,
The Citizens Jeanette Bliss Of
'Bhsstul Buying" is sporting a new
ring. II VII be a short engage
ment. says they can't wait.
On the Cub Scout Dens paint
ing Halloween designs on various
store windows around town. one
merchant decided he didn't want
his window painted after first Civ.
ing his permission. The first the
Cubs knew about the change was
when they showed up with the
paint.
Members. of the Lions club are
selling tickets for their annual
Conch Bowl football benefit
game. I'm helping them sell the
tickets, so you can buy them
from me. Il promises TO be a
good game.
Last year there was an offer
by the wife of a prominent man
IN Miami to get the New York
Philharmonic 10 give a concert in
Key West for paying of trip ex.
penses from Miami only. wish
the offer was still open.
Recently, a mix-up in photo
grapher assignments had City
Commissioners, County Commis.
sioner. Mosquito control officials,
and other big shots waiting for
some time by the city dump TO
get their pictures taken. Quite ap.
propriate.
-one city commissioner saws
that he does not believe he viii
seek reelection for the office. He
says that the only thing he will
miss is the invitations TO freeIoad.
ing affairs that he does not attend
anyway.
Wonder what two fair-sized
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

The purpose Of these meetings is
TO insure well qualified leadersh p
in Key West Boy Scouting.
All adults interested in Scouting
all committee members, institu.
tional representatives, Seoutmast.
ers and senior patrol leaders are
invited and urged to attend these
meetings.
The next meeting VIII be tonight
at 200 p, m. at 81. AIMS Hall.
Harry Williams and the Scouts
from Ship $50 viii be in charge ni
the meeting.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
BETTY'S SUTTOR
SEEKS DIVORCE

Los ANGELES R-The man ex-
peeted to be Betty Hntton's next
husband filed suit Monday for
divorce from his present wife.
Alan W. Livingston, record COM
pany executive, said in the suit that
he VIII give custody of two ehll-
dren to his wife Elaine and provide
reasonably for their support
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
TRAFFIC HAZARDS
Editor, The Citizen /:

Editor, The CltZen
After visiting your city the past few days. | find
two biggest driving hazards to be the street paving
equipment and the horse drawn bugges Another point
these two objects apparently have in the grade
of material each is depostng your city streets
Sincerely,
VISITOR
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

finger piers for visiting yachts in
Carlson Blight would costy
I'm not sure whether we will
ever get the bathing pier on Coun.
ty Beach repaired or not. II we
wait long enough. perhaps another
hurricane will come and compile
tely demolish II so the repairing
won't be necessary.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Proposed shifting Of Florida's
last Seatrain to New Orleans has
stirred statewide opposition, and
directors Of the Key West Chamb-
er of Commerce are giving consid-
Grafton to a resolution opposing the
transfer.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes expressions Of is rssd-
ers but the editor the right delete items which
are eonsidered helovs The writers should
fair and eonns the letters 200 write one aide
OF the paper only Signature Of the writer
letters and will be published unless requested etherss
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
DON'T LET DOWN OUR BOY SCOUTS: GIVE
GENEROUSLY TO COMMUNITY CHEST FUND

The continuance of the Boy Scout organizations in
this is in danger District Commissioner G. A. Wood
said in article in The Citizen last Saturday He added
that there possibility that local scouting may end this
year.
II that comes to pass it would mean the loss to our
community of the most effective factor in curbng juvenile
delinquency Hundreds of Key West men and many many
thousands throughout the country tell you the i'm
poran role Boy Scouting did for them in shaping sturdy
manhood.
few years ago, testimony was abundant at din
given here in honor of Eugene Sands for his many
years OF good work among Boy Scouts in Key West Man
after man. all successful in their callings in both Key
West and Miami, related the work of character bud-up
that resulted from membership in the Boy Scouts.
Key Westers generally of that fact, and
often do whatever they to help the Boy Scout
ment Several ago the Overseas Bridge Commission
provided camp sites West Summerland Key for the
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in Monroe County.
not falling off in membership in the Boy Scouts
in this that threatens their disorganzaton Mr.
Wood says He adds that there are more Boy Scouts in
Monroe County than before He assigns the
son for the possible discontnuance to lack of money
He declared truly that requires lot money to run
Boy Scout Troop Almost all the money obtained from
the Community Chest Fund.- 10 per cent of which given
to the Scouts It is clear that if Key Wesers don't con-
tribute generously to the fund.- the Boy Scouts the Red
Cross and every other unit dependent that fund will be
adversely affected
Mr.. Wood says further that contributions to the
Community Chest Fund tagging
Have you contributed? Fact Is that in Key West
and every other community contributions are not suff-
ceny general. Too many residents depend too few
to raise the amounts needed 1t would be easy matter
to reach the goal of 900 every resident gave the
fund.
Give what you can. If what you afford is little
give it, and feel assured you have done your duty.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Less than 2.S per cent Of Ameri.
cans over Ia cannot read or write
In any language, most of the illit-
crates being in the older age
groups.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Advertising "n The Key West Citizen this fall is
good way to build business prestige for the future.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Captain A. ]. Canova. who, 9Or
many years, was in command OF
the Yacht Houseboat Everglades,
owned by Colonel Thompson. ar
rived over the East Coast yester-
day from New York. During his
stay he viii make his home with
his son and daughter,in.law. Mr.,
and Mrs Ted Canova.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Americanism - the greater the family income tn
greater is the family's needs.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

The former DR.. Fogarty home
at Caroline and Duval Streets has
been sold by Russell W. Hinix to
Carlo Recine for S2i 900.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Prosperity will not abound in this country if th'
farmer loses his profits.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Making of mattresses has start.
ed with nearly two dozen relief
clients being utilized in opera
tons in the mattress factory in the
old Cato Cigar Factory building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
Ed SuIIivun's
t o1a NEW YORK
Guy Mitchell. due back next

-. Guy Mitchell. due back next
month, expected to reconcile
with estranged wife, Jackie
Loughery. Collier Young in
from Hollywood for premiere of
his Private Hell &c." at N. Y.
Paramount, September 8.
Newsreel audiences happily hiss
the new Dior styles.
k*#
Dear Ed-Had a flying trip to
California, mainly to see my
friend Dick Sisler playing great
ball for a fine San Diego team.
This club most capably managed
by Lefty O'Doul is superior to
Pirates. Orioles, Athletics and
possibly the Tigers. Senators and
Cubs-with one or two key men
could make a very presentable
showing in the majors. The in
terest in their race is tremen-
dous. had record-breaking
crowds at San Diego for the
Hollywood series and six UNI
pires. Saw the Padres take 10
straight from Los Angeles and
San Francisco, the caliber of ball
outstanding with route-going
jobs in all but one of the games
by San Diego. Think the higher
minor leagues are very little be-
low the majors and think more
publicity and attention should
be given them. Certainly con-
tending front-running club in
this classification creates more
interest than a dungeon dweller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
NEW YORK.


Both Eddie Arcaro and Sugar
Ray Robinson lost a bundle Of
dough in separate business ven-
lures. Kid Gavilan blew his in
his Cuban dancing troupe.
Columbia's top brass has been In
Nevada working a solution Of the
Rita Hayworth tangle. Gary
Crosby dating Havis Davenport.
:. Monica Lewis Ell Moroccoing
with Liam O'Brien, who penned
THE Remarkable Mr.. Penny
packer" With them the Barry
Sullivans. Sinatra on the
weight-dropping kick again. +. J.
Sloan Simpson and Gilbert Ro-
land still corresponding. /. Isn't
Raoul Walsh, now in Rome, d.
recting the big action scenes in
Helen Of Troy?" Topname
stars playing Las Vegas clubs,
who are golf nuts, tee OF at 6
am. to beat the heat.
y
What ever became Of Rudy
HALEY? Willie Mays and
Giants dropped just as his rec
ord, Say Hey!." was released.
His four-for-four against the
Phillies should squirt sales. !.
Page / confirmed this columns
tip on Capital Airline purchase
of prop-turbine British jets. -.
Eddie Fishers birthday gift from
Debbie Reynolds, gold cuff links
inscribed: "A wonderful thing
happened today-You."
Carlo and George Schley chilled.
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