The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1945, Page 6

ewww oes —— 2 LID SEOSREBRAE TP OBRAT ONES OEE © 6s = ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HEREWITH OF ARMY-N. NAVY Wi WAR CASUALTIES: ~'Child Welfare Unit Gy W WEST IN | Interested In Bill D AYS GONE BY: On Juvenile Court special committee Child Welfare of the ye Navy Depart Winters, James C., son of Mbs. FILES OF THE CITIZEN Committee of tiene wes f United s ta 'T. Winters, Hyde Park Ave., ppc APRIL 20 |Monroe County met with Repre- hohe 254 tic Sarasota OF 1935 sentative Bernie C. Papy on Sat- te M45, 01 US Rene Wounded—Pacific Area | — rs urday afternoon, April 14, to ex-| Mlevy, Marine ( P McCreary, Melvin L. h The recreation department of Press their interest in the pro-{ Guard) not he released on band of Mr b A. Me TYs\the Key West Administration an- POSed Juvenile Court bill to be Ravy Departs total casualty| 1101 Gcorgia Ave., West Palm} nounced: today,» that.an Easter introduced in this session of the} Tis jead, 175) Beach. ee ege punt f , Legislature. Monroe ): County . is! Wounde 2 These} | Rhoden, ‘Henry: E., Pfc. held lin Bay one of six counties in the State Pasualties br ng the total report-| Henry E. Rhoden, Route, {ernoon, beginning at which would not be included in ef to ne {+ nd released for MX, Lakeland. An ae o'clock y lscon aes the provisions and benefits of yal ember | Taf Stokes, Begmon a Sieh a pio et this new bill, because of- existing 184 1945, to 98.330.f husband 9! rs. Doro! “| Two EyYobths who say their Juvetiilé Court Legislatidn.' 1 ae aaolnnte only 2i0e2/Siokee ee Bayard’ PL, Jackson} ome iy in Pampas: were: dfrested «ee +y Commmittes pated Me. tr F da vas ES a r d Constable Ray, El- Papy to bring abou jonroe A Area jYcsterday :by Constable Ray - sO 3 abc Monr« FLORIDA fils peer rma Pere th ef} wood on charge of having broken County's inclusion in this bill. Navy Dead sai) ati ofinto the J. L. Stowers store on This would not affect the present Mrs. Della M. Baumah, 200 s hot P @ Dy Pitan Avan Seated Duval street. _jelested Juvenile Judge, but the USMCR. Porests, Mr. and Mrs. “ROC! | “Evert T. and Lt. son |provisions related to the Judge- Si Lt Jack. of Mrs, Mabelle Williams Benton,| ‘The yacht Mariposa, owned Ship would. go a ee ae Vree Drive, b - 1436 W. University Ave., Gaines-|by Frank M. Gould, arived in V3!¥ Of 1##) and the other pro- UST ei! ean Stew- ueGoy ster, Joe H., Ist Lt. hus: Ports this morning; pacdiately, after the bill is passed. . <0 dite Mire Blizabe " i Mr. Papy told the group that VR. Parer 1r.' band of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Brew-} 4) gjaborate has bee ; 5 Proni : program has been’ ne planned to discuss. thi M ©, Maitland.|ster, c/o Major J. H. €ronin, Sta deranged “ttl wae announced to" planned USS. is Bill tion Hospital, Eglin Field. with the County Commissioners "Army Daed—European ae day, for the sunrise Easter serv- . Henry B Collins, Ambers B., Pfc., broth-} 98> | Se serv and would give it his earnest con- band of Mrs. Emma &. er of Mrs. Madie Conger, 765 Wil-| ices in Bayview Park tomorrow: sideration. Morgan St., Tampa lowbranch Ave., Jacksonville. Fy. ean eee) —______——- G., Pie, son of| Daugherty, Robert, Pvt., son of| Miss Barbara Curry left yester-/ QF WITH THE OLD Peters, Route 2,|Mrs. Ethel L. Daugherty, 318 N. day for Tavernier to visit rela-! | | 18th St, Palatka. ies | The skipper's. son had been P., Pfe. son of Diettenwigrth. Hal W., Capt., ——— ; watching his father at the wheel. H. Phe Cross City.}son dt Mrs.. Minnie “B. Dieffen- Sheriff Karl O. Thompson, who. Presently ‘he, man turned to the ‘iw 1 Fy Pvt. én! Route Jy Daile*City. had been on a businéss trip. in\‘boy: “Take~over the® wheel for a at ather, Routé B, Box} Dowda, Thomas B., Pfe., son.of| Matecumbe and Miami, retuned’ must go m7 Dowda, 2400 Rid ea ‘Took at my chart 1 ve Virgii ri Ist LE ay arg he ond of Ma h G BAC vis Hyer ‘Lalli, Pte, te n of James L. Dunaway;’Sr., ,| yesterday. = wok MISHAP Ly cet aa lacday for » Iotamoreda » to: epench +dlo tigbb'es dee E d M, son of[{Box 124, Molino. the Easter holidé@st) with© her The boyear: ae wheel, but, 0 1 pson, Reddick | Puller, George E., T-Sgt., son of parents in Islamorada: jvery segn thadapoghiwwag; out of my Wounded—European Area|Mrs. Agnes. M. Fuller, 3111 Bay {her course. Fimghky, she dist Berry, Ervin H., Jr.. S. , son} to Bay Blvd., Tampa. Mrs. I. N. Meltzer, who had @Ppeared. astern the v -) He at Mrs. Minnie G, , 1442, Howland, William V., T5, son}'peen spending a week with her bOY. scratched his head in Pere) NW. Ist St., Miami. lof Mrs. Minnie E. Howland, 435] son Curtis, and her mother, Mrs. plexity. Hi, dad,” he calle Dice, David B., T5, son of David! Biance Ave., Coral Gables. Charles. Curtis, Caroline and “come and find me another star! B. Dice, Kendall | serial, a orgs L., row ar Simonton street, returned yester- live passed that on ov Ree >vt., son of|band of Mrs. Flora r : : eee paar at re a Mary D ring ra | SH Evergreen Ave., Jackson- lay to her home in Miami. jin Heupouy M i ‘ ears of El Ph and of' ville. : ~ ge, has never kis a girl in Mrs. J le F /o J.G.| Lee, Morgan C., Jr., Pvt., hus- eae ene Me me ietesen hie life. Many will suspect that Carly 2,B A, Plant} band of Mrs. Louise R, Lee, 82) (4) inners : a ate to the aforementioned gent eithe cn | Pine St., St. Augustine. ceey a4 i ao zs ? is a liar or a fool. Possibly both. Gardner, Evgene M., Cpl. son| Lovett, Dozier S., Pfe., son of Sig oan oper jeeigeesh On Oe ee gt Mrs. T. Gardacr, Box! Mrs. Minnie M. Lovett, Gen. Del..| Mr. and Mrs. George 1 Knowles. 3, 1 ee | Palm Harbor. ——- ay ! Ga H Ww -| Taylor, Harold A., Ist Lt., hus-}| Today The Citizen says in, an be i 1 C , band of Mrs. Georgia M. Taylor. | 2ditorial paragraph: MW? Cl St, Tampa 1S. 8th Ave., Wauchula. “Ripley of ‘Believe It or Not’ Ga Rovert J., 2nd Lt,! Walton, Harrison B.,Jr., Ist Lt., fine, reports that a certain man son of Joseph L. Garrison, Dun-| husband of Mrs’: Morretle (B. Wal- ed | ton, 140"'8: Pleasant; St, Geines- K Harold O., Pfe., son of} ville. uaenaaee HOTEL George O. K Hastings Williams, Leon’ Bi, aie hus earecdhatbotier Tt Avenue Link k W., 2nd Lt.) son] band ‘of Mrs? Muriel J iHiams, ot M i Linkey, Zeph-| Route 2, Box$7,Palimetto. Miami: Florida i y | Womble} Ralph:aW:, Sgt, .son of Prue Ae M Grady, Pfe. son of; Mrs. Lillyth M! Womble, Lake Mrs. Candis C. Murphy, Route 1,j Placid. “Service P ‘Army Prisonegs’ of ae 5 Piowded, Willard, Pfe., son’ off! 3 0 oGarmemypoc.s u y E. Plowden, 1508°Tam:]*” Atlas, qheogare dy Hi, Pies gon: of |” rp Mrs. Esther Atias, .:2020, Meridian hry 5005. a ese rie * Ra Ma tte R., Pfe., ' sus+] Avé.y Miami Beach, - , SEWING! MACHINES: a at points can rhetp f { } argaret Ann Ra-}| Dehharti; William! Pvt. thus- = h. Get 2 red points, b Mrs. W. P. Boree, 208 | band ‘of ‘Mrst: Wilrha :E):Dehham, NevpatPber “UeeNt efeeRee ata each. potind ‘ot ipa Hanna, Ave., Tampa 315 S. 5th St, Fernandina. ciled. Used machines botight, re- ou turn in.” Keep £ he F., Pfe, son of} Dettore, Henry J, Pfc, son of| Paired and sold. Satisfaction Saving Used Fats For 7 S. Scheich, 2140|Mrs. Mary Dettore, 1531 Liberty | 3¥@ranteed, the Fighting Fronts and Lo Jacksonville.| St., Jacksonville. TELEPHONE 114-J Home Front. ty Hampton, Joseph E., T5, son of eens some ~ Husband of Joseph E. Hampton, Sr., 59 NE. ' t '42nd St., Miami ‘ Hayes) ThOmess tery es hist D., Pvt. son of| band’ of Mrs. Hetty P. Hayes, , RATIONING TIMETABLE M ! 4s, Macclenny | Route 5, Box 231AB, Tampa. e FOODS SHOES t L., S-Sgt., hus-) Langston, Golden, Pfe., son of] ®% ' Daisy F. Thomas,;Mrs. Rosa Langston, 913: Melvin}g Book 4 Blue C2-G2 through secret gyre per beret Bri St, Jacksonville. {St., Tallaha $ April 28; H2-M2 through SUGAR { O., Pfc. son} Stone, Clarence K., Pvt., son of] @ 3 is we, Bee Ridge.|Mrs. Ruth Stone, "530 ‘Conroy | § ane os aea-Sa)-athreush Seee2 al SS W Hartwell P., Pfc., son] Ave., Orlando. r) ae FUEL ‘ Ww Route 1, Lake} Weaver, Barrett M., Ist Lt. hus-|§ Red TS-XS through April 28; Old period, 4 and 3; sew pe Ww band of Mrs. Margaret L. Wea-|® ¥8z 1. oh Wills, A B., Pfc. son off ver, 702 E. Reynolds St. Plant|$ eo ead accu sune GASOLINE, “ Wills, San Mateo City: snc FS «25 Etp§2 threugh June 30. 1SA through. 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We have a NICE selection of FROSTED FOODS - | | DINNERS | Served Daily From | Customers are not obligated to buy grocezies t get Our Meats Archer’s Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 FLEMING ST. PRONES 67 and 47 You, Too, Can Enjoy WING LEE’S Food Satisfaction S p. m, except Tuesday We Cater to Parties, Weddings and Banquets $$ Our Store Closes at 1 P. M. Every Thursday THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FRIDAY APRIL 20, toes Beer Answers AR etl RA The Big pica! STRAND THEATER | FRANK SINATRA in OKINAWA~The big question, “STEP LIVELY” “How did, Coming: “Mrs, Parkington” THE JEWEL BOX (Formerly Scammens) during an invasion is: the first assault wave do?” 2 = Now Opess*ed Under the Jt didn’t take here to find the (ORR RTOS Personal Ownership of answer at Okinaw: ' MONROE THEATER » Harriet M. Manwett Going in, the first assault wave \> 518 Fleming Street Passed the ship that carried the OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND in » “GOVERNMENT GIRL”: News initial attackers ashore. They knew it had been easy. 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