The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1934, Page 4

The boys are working hard to}. make this ‘affair a suecess as the pr will go toward defraying Week from'the office] “say pRINCIPLES:OF —- hectare marr an SAFETY APPLY expenses of the trip to Orlando Metal of ‘the month ‘of Sune| where a delegation from the otder to date. ad ‘ ge ee will attend the conelave bei , Issues were tade permitting the} 4) jy’ aimoct breath-taking is : : wedding of Raymond E. "Kennedy ..iji7e ‘that the cars of “today guid Idn: gules Johnson; Antonio nergy a8 ‘o and Maria Perez; William) jant that will hurtle them through ret id iperiatee Rophia: space at racing speeds—speeds at rs of the Robert J. Perry Ordef'of DeMolays, have disuster. They do 85 miles an IQON> PERSONAL MEN |spéed-—which means 88 feet. per second—-literally flying. Yet to- day’s cars give you the thrill of returning passengers on the/days with ~ Daring. the week ending June g train yesterday. | ® Misses Roth Rose and Gwynette/ tor @ building’ permit. made at, th Nebo. returned’: to Mey|' Thompson, daughters”: of Leslie: ne day from Miami-where, Thompson, ‘over ‘the East! @titer his fight w h, Willie Coast yesterday: for: Ielamorada|’: This. was made for the construc-|the most dangerous equipment is which resuited in a deci-| where they wilkapend awhile with|tion of dn addition ‘to the’ build-!an tinsafe tire. Traveling, over the latter. their aunt, Mrs. James E, Carey, }i%¢ at) 314Julia street. Owner, |'the hot, hard surfaced roads— é Joseph Hunter; cost, $350. that under the aun reach tempera- ‘tures. hot enough to actually fry jan ege—the tires become hot in-| x se of travel and opportimity te ‘go places,” PSbaries Thompson ” left! “Mr, and Mrs; Edward Wilson Coast yesterday aft-;and om mgt Liieretia, who are the is © |which a slip means. wreckage and{@%¢* Marge and small, conceal a* power? process, 21, there. was but one application! motoring, the saving of time, the I } Tn racing dnd on the highway i IN the. patented -G reson -Dipping | under the The band that bids. hails and | farewells to travelers: dates, back beyond the time of an islan who had a yen to play.the bass drum. | It was 62 years ago that King Kamehatpeha \V. ‘decided his realm needed a band. He | im- ported Henry Berger from © Ger- many at $60 a’ month. Berger translated such musical | — 7) terms. as forte, piano, unison and andante into Hawaiian nui, nahe, : F oF THE COUNTY Perm onnon Country. STATE OF FLORIDA—IN FRo- In. te tre Batateot: JOSEPH 2 ‘, JOHNSON, . - fhe family ‘home’? inj vieitin Wilsen’s parents, Mr, Georgia, to spend a few) ahd # With relatives. f Lowe, of the Export Office & Comet Railway: Gdm- im. St) “Augustine tion of the eyes at the} hospital, returned on the’ ¥ Specigi. yesterday, Spericer, assistant general agent of the Florida Bast, was. in Key West leaving: over’ the” on Husiness und returned odoin C. Garddier of 416 Fleming street, will leave ove: highway tomorsew!™ morning their home in: Pensacols, after « stay of two weeks in Key. West. Mine Wath Hart, daughter” of Chief Stirgeon W. R. my US. and. Miss ghter. of Sawyer and were igers ‘East’ Florence: Sawyer, Gounty Clerk Rots-0, Mrs. - Suwyer, terday afternoon form stay-of a féw days in: Miami. presi: | wi MORE FRUIT TO ae THe wi truck’ shipment of fruits a hes ie 1117" Division ats Ww ive f [bv vara tle tte Norman ~ Lowe, purch: jageént, wires that he will _brin; targe variety, “including © cante- peaches, ‘corh, cucumbers, plent and many. others. eee- REREAD who were in Key West for a brief visit as guests of Mr. and Mre. Wui Norman, left ‘on the <after-| vegetables for Lowe's! =i : Coast ‘yee (opes: grapefruit, plums, orahges,| side and out—and heat A craptent enemy of tire _ and Firestone engineers 15s Hears ‘ago anticipated the needs of today and have years of experience meet. ing the most trying conditions of jracing—with such success that all {the leading racing drivers buy. Birestone Tires... 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