The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 11, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY Ybarmea-Cremata Naptial Event The marriage of Mrs. Helena Sawyer Ybarmea to Charles Sef- | ering Cremata was solemnizel|{ Jast evening at the Catholic Church parsonage in the presence of immediate relatives and friends. The Rev. P. J. Kelleher, pastor of St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church, offic.ated. The newly weds will make their future heme at 901 Eliza- beth street. GERMAN CHEMISTS MAKE PERFUME FROM TOBACCO BLOSSOMS (Py Associated Press) BERLIN, Jan. 11.—Tobacco blossoms are the source of a new German perfume, with a scent of combined hyacinths and carna- tions. Professor Dr. Koenig, director of the German tobacco Research institute, reports it is likely the new product will develop indus- trial uses. It has been produced through work of both botanists and chemists. Professor Koenig discloses also that the institute has extracted an edible oil from tobacco seed. It has the flavor of peanut oil. An oil cake is made from the seed, too. German scientists have pro- duced a tobacco which has only one-tenth of one percent tine. About 3,000,000 pounds was harvested. in 1959. SCHOOL WEDDINGS ARE DISCOURAGED (My Annocinted Presa) PORT ARTHUR, Tex., Jan. 11.-- Port Arthur school board officials were surprised to learn 15 pupils in Thomas Jefferson high school were married but they decided there was nothing they could do about it. They approved a notice designed to cast “official discour- agement” upon the situation be- cause such marriages have “a bad effect” upon other children. Today’s Anniversaries 1757 — Alexander Hamilton, soldier of the Revolution, New York lawyer, one of the Constitu- | tion’s framers, first and famed secretary of the treasury, born in the West Indies. Died in duel | with Aaron Burr, July 12, 1804. 1807—Ezra Cornell, Ithaca, N. Y., pioneer telegraph _ builder, capitalist, founder of the univer- sity upon which he impressed his | democratic and practical views, born in New York. Died Dec. 9,| 1874. nico- | Champagne Hour At Casa Marina Tonight Tonight, weather permitting, will see the inauguration of a new feature of the-Casa Marina enter- tainment program—a‘ champx#gne hour. , Conducted by the Arthur*Mur- {ray team, Louise Firey and Jack Coles, it will be held in the patio between 10 and 11 o‘clock. . The | Casa Marina orchestra, conducted by Dave Garson, will provide the music. | From now on, it is hoped to | make the champagne hour a reg- | jular weekly feature: it has met j; with a marvelous response |throughout the country, and Key |}West will prove no exception. | | There is an established routine for the conduct of the competition; |judges are appointed from the audience and they mostly are |guided by the applause each / couple evokes. Today In History 1805—Congressional. ; Act cre- latse Territory of Michigan out of the northeastern part, of the then vast Territory of Indiana—popu- jlation of new Michigan about 4,- 000. 1843—So-called Weaver's riots jin Philadelphia, prelude to the | Native Americar riots of the next l year, | 1861—Vassar Female College, | Poughkeepsie, N. Y., incorporat- ied. : | 1868—Ship “Leibnitz” reaches} |New York from Hamburg, after | | passage of 60 days. | 1888—Beginning of the great j blizzard in the Northwest States. | 1910—Glenn H. Curtiss makes | flying history, flying passengers |at 55 miles an hour. | | 1937—More than 100,000 idle in | growing auto strikes. | 1938-—Capt. Edwin C. Musick Fi S. WEATHER } BUREAU REPORT Observation taken at 7:30 a. m. 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours 66 Lowest last night - Mean = = 62 Normal __.. ee 69 Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 7:30 a. m., inches Total ranifall since Jan. SCH pe COS Excess since January 1, inches Total rainfall since Jan. inches Bopedd entra Excess since January 1, inches 0.03 | Wind Direction and Velocity NW—16 miles per hour j Relative Humidity 67% Barometer at 7:30 a. m., today 'Sea level, 30.14 (1020.7 millibars) Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset : pane Full moon Jan. 13th Tomorrow’s Tides (Naval Base) AM. ~ 9:49 3:11 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: Fair and somewhat warmer _ tonigh’ and Sunday; moderate northwest- erly winds. Florida: Fair; continued cool in interior, slightly warmer along the coast, scattered light frost in extreme north and interior of cen- tral portions tonight; Sunday fair, slightly warmer. Jacksonville to Florida Straits anl East Gulf: Moderate west and northwesterly winds, fresh some distance off the Atlantic coast; fair weather tonight and Sunday. CONDITIONS Pressure is moderately high this morning from the northern Rock - ies southeastward over the West Gulf States and thence north- ward over the Lake region; while a low pressure area is centered off the North Carolina coast, and pressure is relatively low along the Pacific coast and over the up- per Missouri Valley. Light to moderate snow has fallen during ! 1, 0.03 i, 0.75 m m. . Mm. PM High Low and crew of six die in Samoan clipper crash, Bright Chip ! Father—Git yer jacket | young mon, an’ come wi’ me. are you, father? Father—I am that; didna’ I tell yer this mornin’ that I'd settle wi’ yer fer yer bad behavior? Jock—Ay, but I thought it was only a joke, like whin ye telt the grocer ye'd settle wi’ him. Epidemic of | Cold Symptoms| 666 Liquid or 666 Tablets with 666 1813—Tunis A. M. Crayen, nav-| al officer, chivalrous hero of the} Civil War, when his “After you, | pilot”, cost him his life, born at | Portsmouth, N. H. Died Aug. 5, 1864. 1825—Bayard Taylor, brilliant! New York man of letters, author } and traveler of his day, born in! Chester Co., Pa. Died Dec. 19, 1878, 1842—William James, famed Harvard philosopher-psychologist, manifestation of America’s high- est genius in his field, member of a noted family, born in New York. 1873—Dwight W. Morrow, law- yer, banker, New Jersey senator diplomat, fat M Lindbergh, t t W. Va. WISCONSIN BOYS _ AT SLOPPY JOE'S Anne ntington, 1 Oct. 5, 1931 Norman and Donovan, the Wis consin Boys, are being this week at Sloppy Joe novelty numbers on the accordian and saxaphone. Eddie Tryon’s Orchestra p music for dancing e Sloppy's, featuring F oe STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS Seeeccccvcccccccce Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-fiour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally relieves cold symptoms the first day.—Adv. 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The everyone. Mr. MacKenzie comes |Swing Trio with Dean and her|to Key West from New Jersey and accordian will turnish the music- | is widely known for his addresses | al part of the program. lon the scripture. U.S. SENATE HAS CHANGED VERY MUCH | : Among those returning to Key (Continued from Page One) West for the holidays was Mrs. mayinees s the late Vice William M. Copp, the former Miss y be as leniert as the late Vice Ottilie Maloney, who has been | Visiting her mother, Mrs. John B. | Maloney and sisters, Mrs. George ills White and Mrs. Robert F. i ‘DEPARTS AFTER VISIT HERE WITH RELATIVES President Curtis, who often in long sittings would declare an “executive ion”, lear the gal- leries, close the doors an iv a aichahonite ait e. paid pottswood. Mrs. Copp is well ¥ content. If = just have | known here and is a daughter of to have your tobacco, try snuff. \ the late Dr. John B. Maloney. She In the memory of somebody still | ¢ft this morning over the high- alive, no doubt, there were great | W@Y for her home in South Caro- ilver urns in the Senate, filled | "7% ys with the choicest and most “Maceaboy” and. “Old| FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS Scotch”. And as recently as the; | ROLLER SKATE cays of the late Sén. Henry Cabot! Southard and Duval Streets Lodge, Sr., when some member |} SESSIONS: 2 P. M. till 4 P. M.| gested changing a Senate cus- | 7:30 P, M, till 10 P. M. , Senator Lodge exclaimed:; IF YOU CAN WALK YOU Will they take away even our! CAN SKATE snuff boxes!” —— Shoe Skates For Sale —— LIVE Mathematical Problem i at the Ella—When are you to be mar- ried? Stella—Whenever the man in Cor. Duval and Eaton Streets LARGE WELL. the case gets his salary raised to a point when he will not find the FURNISHED ROOMS COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE alimony [ expect prohibitive. 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