The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1943, Page 4

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PE SF wero A get oe - * i te en Wottars en a * -— om © ty ee ed — > a ee ee wee oy et — & = seems wrtn a ee » eee cote —s + © oer oe —_— © © ome four — + eee & & aoe — & «+ Se ote o em — —- © te Oo et wen wes we ee te ee ‘som ~ i thet on eweetes Mnsetn: ~~ & oe we ormee tr RO ee eet ee en Oem me, wes were — & be eee + —— — — ee oo A mt Ny LS! a ~~ vee Beters Rs ee he eet om a leed OO ie caer any ’ | | Lieutenant 9 | M@hether "SOCIETY Aguero-Ley | Charles Peacon} Aguero and Miss Camille Eliza-| beth Ley were married in Miami on Monday, July 26, at 8 p. m.; at the home of Mr. and Mrs.! | Heyward j The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Camille Ley and also 4 ‘granddaughter of Mrs. Amelia Olivieri | The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agvero, and grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pea- con. The newlyweds have been pending a short visit in Key West, and will leave tonight for Miami. Lieut. Aguero will con- tinue from there to Fort Sills. |Okla.. where he will enter upon a new course of training. VISITING HERE Mrs. Harold C. Burgert and daughter, Miss Barbara, of De- troit, Mich., arrived in Key West Monday after a visit of several days with friends in Miami Beach. | They will be the guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hoffman, of Simonton street. Mrs. Burgert will be joined later} oy her husband. who is the son of the former Miss Nettie Johnson and the late James H. Burgert. RETURN TO HOME Mrs. W. D. Hearne, formerly! Miss Marguerite Archer, and two sons, William Duncan, Jr.. and George Archer, who had been vis- | ting Mrs. Hearne’s parents, Mr.| and Mrs. George F. Archer, of! Newton street, have left for their nome in Tampa They expected to stop in Home- | tead to visit Mrs. Hearne’s bro- ther, Benjamin Archer, publisher and editor of the Homestead Lead- «r-Enterprise COUNTY ADOPTS (Continued from Page One) Lee permitted the increase, and it seid it purely a gue: or not another incre Hi be permitted this year it was said further that the ex- millage 1s for the purpose of | permitting the county to contrib- | | ute $15,000 annually to the hos-! | pital fund, that is, the operational ; expenses of the municipal hospi- | tal that will be constructed on! Steck Island. A law was passed at the last session of the legisla-| ture permitting the commission- ets to dpnate that sum annually to the fund, but the law said nothing atm mereasing the county s millage to raise the $15,000 At the county taxpayer this when told of the easements | was us courthous+ a morning further millage in about the county fixed « what is taxapyers ag Ween percent basis appen to the keeps on = county illage THE ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO ,RELIGION THRIVES IN THE SERVICES (Wy Annocinted trons) WASHINGTON, Ju 2 extent of relgious a t the armed forces is dis the recent t of chaplains In on service than five millior Classified Column FOR SALE RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS brary copies of latest best ers at reduced SMITH, box monton and SPECIAL—One thousand Manila Second Sh » $1.00. Sheets, 60c. These prices in effect. The Artman Pre HELP WANTED THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Washington Profiles | that the differences between the that tar $s hav | WPB and the Maritime Commis- MARTINIQUE POLICY SCORES out their holds cote ea - | sion, over ship construction poli it two years ago there was, At the cou the a ; cies, will be settled very soon 7 t nong the arm- Official said thh “i oe “ | The information is that Donald zists for prompt actidn |Unable to take ; : . M. Nelson, WPB chairman, and te the dange ae perty i ommend te it Vice-Admiral Emory S. Land, ©4 try through Vichy-cog- and he suse pis . : chairman of thé Maritime ¢ trol feloupe and Mas |‘ Proposed imipre oe mission, met accidentally and - Wor "a ee ail for postwa r ranged for a conference to settle th tivities in Key West CARD oF ThanEe their controversy. S$ out g * and first-class swi ng Without going into details a t -'He added that the ¢ " differences of opinion rega go down imme- Boulevard, which wa the construction of Liberty at fleet and!eq in PWA days, has been ff Victory ships, we suggest that t the purpose of | mitted to go to rui ‘ outcome of the conferenc se islands from the —— watched closely and. if it succeed nt Vv nce ? that the President appoi D Admiral LATE tor of Accidental Meet ; t the pro-Vichy THIS LITTLE LADY settlement of a controver ght aiaaaabesrool nce SEEMS TO SNEAK INTO| | pends upon a fortuitous 2 ¥ appointed = MORE CAPITAL ‘of the heads of the . Fry c of Lib-. (Continued from Pag CONVERSATIONS THANANY| volved. Both Mr The'd uur SeCUr- the last 48 hours. A small Jo° + ———————ii. 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