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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
LICENSES GRANTED

LICENSES GRANTED
Frank E. Cox and Phyllis AL
lerton.
Robert r. Hyatt and Mary Lou
Cochenour.
DIVORCE ASKED
Ellen Bowshier VS. Bobby Lee
Bowshier.
Henry Rice VS. Virgie Rice.
DIVORCE GRANTED
Helen Irene LeMaster VS. Or
Vile LeMaster.
Laura Fuller VS. Lawrence B.
Fuller.
Beulah Boggs VS. Russell Boggs.
REAL ESTATE
William X. Kaufman to Glenn
E. Harbage and Harriet L. Harb-
age, lot 10 in Town and Country
addition to village of Jefferson.
Ralph E. Oberlin and Leona L.
Oberlin to Walter D. Wood and
Virginia H. Wood, lot 81 in Speas-
makers Second addition Union
township.
Francis NJ. Martin and Leonard
w. Martin to c. r. Gilbert and
Winnie Marie Gilbert, tract land
in village of Jefferson.
B. A. Schadel and Florence c.
Schadel to Robert Lee Vorhees,
lots SO and 100 in Burr Oaks
Heights subdivision in Pleasant
township.
Frances Church to Donald
Church, lot 20 Andrew Sherwood's S
Second addition. village Plain City
Z w. RefGs Rings et al to How
sard D. Bowman and Maye D.
Bowman part of lot 13 in the vii
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA Ro9Y Reporter

Canaan Homemakers' Club, the
Home Demonstration group will
meet at 2 pm. September l at the
home of Mrs. Donald Boggs. There
will be election of officers and
program planning Orders will be
taken for material for copper tool
Ing, which will be taught at a la
ter meeting.
Nancy Houck visited from Mon
day to Wednesday with her cous-
ins, Karen and Phyllis Siebold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby at
tended DeKalb seed corn dinner
and meeting at Dayton on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Sprague of
West Lafayette called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Elton Roby Sunday after
noon.
An 8 lb. 13 OF. son was born
August % to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Roby Doris Gordon) at Marys-
vile Memorial Hospital. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Lotus
Gordon and Mrs. Mary Roby.
Mrs. Fred Dever and Mrs. Alva
Harkless spent Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Neal Sherwood.
Mrs. Elton Roby and Mrs. Wen
ner Botkins are employed at the
State Fair this year, They work in
the EXCURSION Information
Booth on Dairy AyeEue.
Miss Mary Alice Sherwood left
this Wednesday for Jackson Cen
ter, where she will be Vocational
Home Economies Instructor.
Miss Elaine Utley of Cleveland,
who graduated Friday in Occupa-
tional Therapy at Ohio State Uni
versity was a guest of Miss Mary
Alice Sherwood Wednesday and
Thursday.
Callers of Mrs. Stanley Carpen-
ter last week were: Mrs. Julia
Walker, Mrs Ella Hennis, Mrs.
Edward H ennis, Mrs. Richard
Lambka, Mrs. Maud Slyh, Mrs.
Della Strawser and Henry Straw
ser, Mrs. Clint Atkins, Mrs. Carl
Weeks, Henry Maxwell, Charles
Bidwell
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03

MIR. and Mrs William G. Baker
and sons Bill and Phil have just
returned from a tour of Northern
Michigan and a ten-day vacation
at their cottage at Long Lake,
Michigan, Iosco County.
VIM. G. Baker and family of
Creek Road attended Press Day
at Ohio State Fair Sunday. Mr..
Baker is employed at the Colum-
bus Citizen as a Monotype Opera
tor and MachiniSt.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
Aunt Jemima Is
Winner Of $500
Race In New York

Aunt Jernima" brown pacing
mare which was doubtless the out
standing two year old filly to race
over the Ohio raceways last year,
was the winner of a S2,500 stake
race in New York last Friday.
The game little mare paced the
mile in 2:07 3/5 to flash the fine
form which had been expected from
her this year for the first tim e
during her sojourn at the big time
race meet She had been la m e
early in the season and prior to
this recent start she had been
under a doctors care.
The three year old colt is own
ed by Homer T. Dodge a well
known farmer of the New Cali
fornia community.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
Fasting Ballet
In Gala Show

The Jorg Fasting Ballet will ap-
pear in gala performance at the
Park of Roses, Acton r d and
High Street in Columbus, at z pm.
on Sunday, September 5, as the
fifteenth offering on the Parks
summer entertainment series. This
will be the Fasting's troupe's third
appearance at the Park of Roses
on this series.
The program arranged by Mr..
Fasting for presentation at the
Park will feature excerpts from
famous ballets and will star Dom
ma Lee Rhotehamel of Dayton,
Mr.. Fastings prima ballerina, as
we'll as Ann Chessman and Pat
ricia DeMent, and of course Mr..
Fasting himself.
Eight students from the Donna
Lee Studio in Dayton will partic-
ipate in ballet from THE Sleep
ing Beauty" with Donna Lee
Rhotehamel and Mr.. Fasting dan
cling the starring roles.
Also on the program will be
"cEbb Tide" featuring Mr.. Fast
ing and Ann Chessman, THE Ga
Vote" starring Mr.. Fasting and
Patricia DEMENT, and "Clair de
Lune." ... ...
Next attraction at the Park will
be on Sunday, September 10, when
the Columbus Opera Club is heard
in portions of recent productions.
MRS. CHARLES HOLLAND
is IMPROVING
Mrs. Charles Holland, Big Plain
Pike, is improving in Mt. Carmel
Hospital, following a major opera
ton there last Friday. Her room
number is 403.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
S. CHARLESTON
aY MRS. n. r. NELSON
pm. e-S5O2 a B-S375

At recent meeting of the South
Charleston Garden Club held in
the home of Mrs. Austin Wildman.
Officers for the 1954-55 year were
elected as follows: President, Mrs.
Austin Wildman; vice-president,
Mrs. L. H. Chenoweth; Secretary,
Mrs. George Ingling; Treasurer,
Mrs. Charles Gilbert, Publicity
directors, Mrs. Howard Watkins
and Mrs. George Ingling.
Miss Kathryn Roddy and her
brother Monsignor Walter Roddy
of Cincinnati returned home last
week from Wilmette, Ills, where
they were called by the death of
their sister, Mrs. Dennie Harrison.
The trip was made by plane.
Mrs. Paul Davidson, Mrs. Ray
Edmiston and Mrs. John Law will
serve as hostesseS to members of
the Cleaners Glass of the Metho-
dist Church when they hold their
next meeting in the social rooms
of the Church on Friday evening
Sept. 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Williams,
Cassandra, Mike and Ben Viii
liams visited relatives in Paris,
KY several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eagan are
home from a five weeks motoring
trip through the West.
Mrs. Stewart Kitchen enter
tanned with a dessert bridge in her
home last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Brooks Reeder and o n
Jimmie of Birmingham, Mich,
were recent guests of Mrs. Floyd
Baker and Mrs. James Pierce.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
Home Economics Winners
At 1854 Hadison Co. Fair
Eoon IupGING CONTEST

JUDGING CONTEST
Carol Converse q Patty Houck; Melpo Manos; 4tVicd
esf st u I sDpP Plate
JUDGING
Judy Deck 2. Ruth Ann Ropp; Joan Lndig A. Karen
sUsars 1y PF1sKs s Ns Bank
JONES' 2. Linda Lilly 3. Day Cameron; A. Carol
LIST Award-Thermomeer Set Donated by Home
Council
Carol Converse; O. Linda Thomas; Linda Hood Joan
1s Award-cookbook. Donated by Home Demonst Council
BAKING rs FUN . ,,.s,
Wilson; A. Jacqueline Policy
Council
/ Paulette oyler Ruth Ann Ropp; g. Sue Dillingham;;
1st Award--cOmplete Baking Set Donated by General
YEAST BREADS AND ROLLS
Joyce Lutz; Linda Roach Shirley orerturf a. Carol
1st Award-cOokbook Donated by Home Demonst Council
!. vicEe Geer; 2 Mary Kay Dillingham; Judy Packer;
<eS 1st Compete Donated by Mr. and Mrs
CANNING AWARD
Silver Compete Donated BY BY G,ss Food Market
/ Patty Houck; Barbara Geesling g. Charlene Hennis
st AwaFdsug1 oME creams PGpasa by Garrett Res
Patty Houck O. Lohr; Sue Myers Anne Goodson
sf aOoR y RSPS sSsD SVsy
1. Mary Kay Dillingham;, Madison Co. Farm Bureau Coop
lean a Rg %a1 Ann Repp s s4ms Tur
Award-siver Thmbe Donated by Deis Specially Shop
b
Roxanne Hickman; q Carolyn Latham Ridenour;
4 Ruth Lowry; S, Judy Deyo; s. Gloria Harper :
lN"'a-ot EASY 'DS To MAOE coTToHs D'0'O' 0"iSS
sturE MaFjoTe Lewis Patricia FsnnOn
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UNDgReARMENTs
MlStar CarOlyn 8 CarOC
Doris Mosier; judith Morehart; s Helen Bqerger
AWARD A~a'o-SSlssotT TAi1czgo SaEss '..o~"lS
s DaPss Rsasf Cd By paEss Ryes Hardware
Ann Pst Rs SsP9s Gs s5 Helen As scesss nfss
h eomP9n4g PGaasd c9sPUME p PUES' Hardware
Eileen Boerger; Linda Hood 3. Barbara Geeslng; a.
ist AwadscissoT Set Donated by Goodyear Motor Sales
Eileen Boergep eFSHq nda sT6 Hood R1yGa Pa Da aa oDy
" gfs 9SaasS Py n Vogue Shop
Junior Team~~1 Carol Converse Carolyn Boggs;
Tshirts Donated by Ohio Edison.
vallery~NecEace '"li''' N 'ON"'"e
Senior Team Linda Thomas; Judy Reed-Jacket
Meeker; Grace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,S1 " BOYS oEMoNsreArroNs
Junior Il Marvin Boerger; Byron Smith;
T.shFts Donated by Ohio Edison:
Senior Individual. Phyllis Anthony-Jacke John Rolf
by Ohio Edison
II McDanieIs-Jackets
g. John Buck; Cornell-Bilods
by Ohio Edison
SAFETY DEMONSTRATIONS
Junior Tean-Nancy Vickers Judy McClaslde
Senior Team-Nancy Teegardn and Judy Packer
Senior Observation-Disclosures
Junior Safety Talk-Danne Fades
Senior. Safety Talk-Pau Cunningham; 2. Nancy Fades
Rosettes for 1st End, and 3rd clothing nutrition
judging donated by Madison County Oranges
Booths-$10 Award by Mr.. Leon King - ..g i
l. Busy Bee Jr. West-Adv.-Mrs G. Ropp & Mrs Turyy
Rosedale Cook & Stitch-NIrs. c. E. Lippencot Mrs p
Overturf
3, Bet You Didn't Know-Mss Martha Sells
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03

Edward B. Murphy ct al to Arab
Murphy, property in city of Lon
don.
lage of Plain City.
Clara Hornbeck to Charles A.
Cameron and Ruth L. Cameron,
property on East First Street,
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03

Celesta Olney according to his
will which has been admitted to
probate. His widow was named
executrix to serve without bond.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
Madison County
Court

WILL PRoBATED
Smith Olney, late of Jefferson
township, left his entire estate,
estimate not known, to his widow,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-03
INVENTORIES APPROVED


Grace McWhirt, late of Sum-
merford, left on estate totalling
$403472, according to inventory
approved in probate court. Real
estate was valued at $3.50 and
personal property at $7S4.72. Joe
McWhirt was named executor and
Floyd Deck, Donald Brake and
Leon King, appraisers.
Clement Lee Shockley, late of
South Solon, left an estate of &c.
594.84, all personal property, ac-
cording to inventory approved in
probate court. Clarice S. Darling
is administrative, Kenneth Dorm,
c. c. Rowand and Leroy Peck,
appraisers.
ACCOUNTS CONFIRMED
First and final accounts have
been allowed and confirmed in
probate court in the estate of
Clinton Morse by Marie F. Morse,
executrix and estate of Lille
Timmons by John w. Junk, ad-
miniStrator.
APPOINTMENT
Estate of Truman Kinnison, late
of South Solon, Everett Kinnison
has been named administrator
with bond set at $4,000.
LICENSES ASKED
Frank E. Cox, u. S. Marine
Corps, West jefferson, and Phyl-
lis Allerton, clerk, West jefferson.
Robert r. Hyatt attorney, Co.
lumbus and Mary Lou Cochenour,
clerk, Plain City.
Halbert Harbage, railroad work
er, West Jefferson and Barbara
Joan Osborn, West Jefferson.
George Hall, laborer, Milford
Center and Lena Belle Osborn,
West Jefferson.
David Wilson, bank teller, Lon
don, r. r. 3, Karolyn Rowand,
nurse London. 4
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30

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reach buyers and sellers
tenants or workers Just
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The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30

Key West. Florida. has the
most equubie climate in the
country. with On uveruge
ronge of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
Ton OF Clothing,
Food Expected

About a ton of food and clothing
is expected to be collected here
for the Haitian Hurricane Relief
Committee, it was announced to-
day by Charles Smith, co chair
man.
He said half ton of food and
clothing has been accumulated at
the store of Dion and Smith, Du-
val and Olivia Streets.
The fire station at city hall has
about a fourth of ton, he added,
and there also are packages at the
other two collection points - the
Pain Service Station on Stock Is
land and the Bayview Service Sta
ton at the foot of Roosevelt Blvd.
Smith said he has asked Miami
headquarters of the relief drive to
send truck here Monday night to
pick up the supplies.
Anyone wanting to contribute
food or clothing before then, he
said, can leave the packages at
any of the collection points, or
phone $4,000 or the city police and
a truck will call for the package.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
&. 600 Tas Bills
Are In The Mail

More Than 32,o00 county tex
statements were mailed yes
ferday by the office Of Howard
Wilson. county tax collector.
The 32,lT statements total
more than . million dollars.
Wilson emphasized that tax
payers must bring or send the
statement with the check or
money.
He also outlined The following
discount schedule:
4 Taxes paid in November get
four per cent off; In December,
three per cent; in January, two
per cent; in FebfSary. one per
cent; in March, no discount.
Anyone paying after April ],
1855 is delinquent. Wilson said.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30

the Sea Shell motel.
Nell Curry is in city Jail ON
charges of being a vagrant, using
profane language, disturbing the
peace, resisting arrest and assault
ing an officer. Bond has been set
at $3.50.
Robert McBurney of the Shore
Patrol stated in his report that
while proceeding near the Sea
Shell Motel he observed Perez hold
ing a woman who was trying to
grab his gun.
Aided Chief
He stated that he assisted the
chief in holding the woman while
the police patrol wagon was sum-
moned. The woman grabbed him
by the neckerchief and tried to
choke him, he stated.
The woman was forced to re-
lease her grip when a. thumb was
forced into her back.
Police officer Eugene Sanchez
stated that when he arrived on the
scene in the police patrol wagon
he observed the woman who was
trying to kick and bite the chief of
police being held by the Shore Pa
troll.
She was taken to the city Jail
in the Shore Patrol wagon.
Man Held, Too
ElOy Ferrer was also arrested
near the Sea Shell motel on charg.
es of being a vagrant. Sanchez stat
ed IN his report that Perez had
said that a car with a given license
number had been reported going
in and out of the back of the Sea
Shell Motel.
When the car was spotted, San
chez stopped the vehicle and ap-
pretended Ferrer, the driver.
Ferrer is a former taxi driver
who lost his occupational license
after conviction of taxi prostitu-
ton charges. He is freed on $3.50
bond.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
Marital Woes
DescribedBy
Mrs. Mentzer
ssSecret' Testimony
Paints Different
Picture Of Triangle

LAKELAND R-Hitherto secret.
testimony of Mrs. Elizabeth Ment-
zer has disclosed marked con-
trast to the picture of their married
life given by DR.. Dodge Mentzer,
charged with second degree MUIR
der in the Staying of golfer William
E. Leigh.
The prominent Lakeland physi-
clan, 40, and his wife, 3S, both testi-
fled last month at a preliminary
hearing into the shooting of Leigh
at the Mentzer home here last
April z. >,
DR.. Mentzer is charged with Sec
ond degree murder in the Staying
of Leigh, %, a star amateur golfer
and University of Florida law stu
dent.
The hearing was recessed and
will be resumed Nov. S.
Press Barred
At the request of attorneys for
DR.. Mentzer, Peace Justice ]. Tom
Watson barred press and public
while she testified, explaining he
did so in the interests of the cou-
ple's four minor children.
There was no request for secret
testimony, however, when DR..
Mentzer gave in length his story of
how a golfing friendship between
him and Leigh had developed into
close attachment of Leigh for
Mrs. MentZer.
DIR. Mentzer said he was man
tormented by the problem of hold
ing his wife against the attraction
of a younger man and said Leigh
and Mrs. Mentzer had sought a
divorce.
Transcript Released
A transcript of Mrs. Mentzer's
testimony, released yesterday by
Watson, showed she said DR.. Men,
tier had gone out with other WON.
en-, was in love with one of them,
had asked for a divorce, and that
Mrs. Mentzer had attempted sui
eide as result.
The transcript showed Mrs. Men
tier testified DIR. Mentzer told hel
in August of 1858 that he was in
live with another woman anC
wanted divorce.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
Alert Pilot Saues
Boat CrelU From,
Disaster Today

The alert pilot of a single.
engine cabin plane today saved
three persons in l4.foot boat
from possible disaster.
S. D. Murphy. Of lndianapo.
lis, spotted the boat about six
miles west of Key West. One
man, he reported TO the Civil
AeronsUties Authority radio
here. was standing up in the
boat waving an oar to which
was tied a white flag.
Murphy contacted the cAA
who in turn called fhe Coast
Guard. However, cabin ervis'
er was seen by Murphy who
guided it to the l4-foot boat.
Murphy radioed that the
cabin cruiser had lire aboard
the smaller craft and apparent
ly was tewins il TO Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30


that the role of Serafina is a ma
turap" for Anna Magnani.
K Natural Charm
She wasn't wearing. any make
up, she was dressed in blue denim
slacks and a white jersey shirt and
her long black hair was brushed
back from her face, but her ex-
pressions, the way she used her
hands and her evident interest in
everything around her was part of
her charm.
It was easy to visualize her as
Serafina as she appears at the be-
ginning of the play and leave it up
to her to make the transition from
Serafina, the simple SicIlian house
wife, to the tragic figure she be-
comes.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
Magnanl
Charms
Reporter
Italian Actress
Likes Key Vest;
much Like Italy
BY SUE JONES

Anna Magnani who will
play the role of Serafina in
"The Rose Tattoo" didn't
live up to expectations.
When you expect to meet
a "sultry, tempestuous ar
tist" it's a pleasant surprise
to meet a charming woman
- one who makes a funny
face at your photographer
when he's focusing for a
shot and injects a touch of
camaraderie into a formal
interview.
When we saw Miss Magnani yes
terday afternoon at the Casa Ma
rina, she apologized for keeping US
waiting and was most cooperative
and willingly posed for pictures on
the lawn.
Interpreter Works
The interview was conducted"
mostly in French between Mickey
Knox, dialogue director for "The
Rose Tattoo" and Miss Magnani.
q Knox would translate questions
and answers, but occasionally Miss
Magnani would take over in Eng.
lish.
We discussed the play briefly and
when she found that Tennessee Viii
liams' plays aren't exactly requir-
ed reading for our teen ayers, she
seemed little surprised.
.'But it's not a bad play" she
said, 'It's a human play - the
story of great love-"
KnoH Explains q;
Knox grinned and explained IN
French that Americans in general
have pretty strict idA~ what
teen
Miss 49, ;zled,
then said, "D,.. any,
way"
No one could disagree with that
so l compromised by saying, "May-
be, when they're a little older" +"
An expressive shrug ended that
line of conversation and we walk
ed down to the water front where
Miss Magnani and Knox were CO.
ing to study some dialogue.
She Likes II
AS we walked toward the water,
Miss Magnani said, "This is won.
derful, the air, the sea-" At this
point her English deserted her and
she called to Knox, Mickey, Help
mel"
A rapid exchange of French was
translated to the effect that the
Italian actress had fallen in love
with the view and would like to
spend all her time out of doors
watching the ocean with its trans
lucent blues and greens.
More English French conver-
sation about Miss Magnini's first
trip to Florida and Key West.
The climate, she said is "Very
much like Italy"
Loaded Question
Then loaded question, (Which
do you like better Key West or
Hollywood"
Miss Magnani laughed and said
Tin English) 81 like Key West" and
added, II like Key West better
than Miami - Miami is too chic. {"
AS we talked it dawned on me
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
SHORT CIRCUIT is
FIRE ALARM CAUSE

City firemen answered a call this
morning at 9:55 to Whitehead
Street by the lighthouse They dis
covered electric wires burning
frcm an apparent short circuit.
City Electric Enemen were i'm
mediately summoned to correct the
defect while the firemen stood by.
The only damage reported was
burnt insulation on the wire.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
Light Vote Seen Tuesday
On I(ppggRfgRosedDemos 7 (ppggfgRo Slate
Amendments To
Constitution
Are On Ballot

A light vote is expected
in Tuesdays election with
possibly not more than 5000
persons going to the polls
in Monroe County.
AS far as the election of
candidates goes, 1t will be
a mere formality.
However, voters will also
approve or reject seven
amendments to the Florida
constitution.
Proposed Amendments
Here is a brief summary of the
amendments in the order in which
they viii appear on the ballot:
]. Extended legislative sessions.
This amendment would extend the
sessions of the Florida legislature
by 30 days and also raise the pay
of the legislators.
z. Toll Road finsneihs. This
amendment would bar the use Of
state money for toll roads that en-
ter or run through more than three
counties.
,. Adding county judges. This
amendment would provide for addi-
tional county judges in growing
communities.
4. Added tims for signing or
vefoins bills. This amendment
would give the governor 10 addi-
tional days to sign or veto bills
after the legislative session ends.
Proponents of this amendment say
the 10 extra days should end hur.
ried decisions by the governor.
5. Tax assessing. This amend.
nient would permit the consolida-
ton of tax collecting and tax as
SesSing offices In all Florida coun-
ties, if the municipality requests it.
8. Monroe County fax assessor
and collector. This amendment
would permit the consolidation of
the city tax assessing office with
the county tax assessing office, and
the consolidation of the city tax col.
lecting and the county tax collect
ing offices.
J. Esesmbis County court Of re-
cord. This amendment would per
nit an additional court of record
judge in Escambia County.
All of the amendments need n
statewide majority of the vote to
carry.
Polling Places
The Monroe County polling plae-
es for Tuesdy election follow:
Precinct l - NCCS Building, Du-
val and Virginia Streets.
Precinct 2 - Rear of the Cave
Inn Bar, Petronia Street.
Precinct 3 = High School Cafe-
terra, Whalton Street.
Precinct 4 - No. 3 Fire Station.
Grinnell Street.
Precinct S - 700 Elizabeth Street.
Precinct 6 - Monroe County
Court House.
Precinct z - City Hal.
Precinct 81 William and FIem.
ing Streets.
Precinct o - Grinnell and Elrin
Streets.
Precinct II - 1101 Southard
Street.
Precinct II = High School An
mex.
Precinct Is = First Street and
Flagler Avenue.
Precinct IA - Poinciana Admin.
istration Building.
Precinct Is - Marathon Chamh.
er of Commerce Building.
Precinct is Old Matecumh.
School House.
Precinct II - Clinic Building A
Tavernier.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
Woman Puts Up Stiff Eight
To Resist Arrest By Chief

member of the Shore Patrol assisted Chief of
Police B. G. Perez in arrestng woman who was trying
to grab the chiefs gun in scufe early last night near