The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 13, 1945, Page 3

rs GA RECITAL 70 “SATURDAY AT jlinist. The recital will be given on Saturday evening, July 14, 1945, at 8:15 o'clock at St. Paul’s +) Episcopal Church, corner of Du- val and Eaton streets. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Harold. Weiss is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music, of New York City. While at Juil- liard he was a scholarship pupil for several years, studying with Gaston DetHier. Before entering turned over commission- information the procedure that is fol- to the affairs BE GIVEN ON ST. PAUL'S CHURCH comes from Bethlehem, Pa., has also lived in Scarsdale, N. ¥., for a number of years. Emil Heermann, concert Of the Cincinnati Symphony Or- chestra. Mr. Johnson _has also} studied with Edouard Dethier of the Juilliard School of Music. Mr. Johnson has appeared as. Henry Charles, baritone, sang selections for the Lions’ Club at] writing Roland Joh: i duate|its meeting. Miss Betty Hilliard,!cadles were placed on jal fohnson is a grat its mi _ Hi pr of the Cincinnati College of Misic./tap dancer, also entertained and William ,M. Curry, of Miami, and Paul Schwegler, of Odessa,ithe vaults every Sunday to wor- \BURIAL RITES. 1#3@|: ON OKINAWA! OKINAWA Marines who searched Okinawa’s sacred burial ns of the inhabitants of this | 1873. island, according to Sgt. Harold E. Foreman, Marine Corps com-/ginia lawyer, congressman, federate secretary of war, The Leathernecks saw how/in Virginia. Died Aug, 19,-1880. bat: correspondent. 1815 — James A. Sedden, le! {food, writing paper, pen and ink,| 1821—Nathan Bedford Fi : t SOE TORE ee ee si ltisdlssigat laake testhaae oe ee ee plain, While there, he was a pupil ofjher and Mrs. Charles numbers/‘use” of the dead. The vaults,|dent) after; the master} were received with great ap-|Duilt into the sides of hills, are|ford County, Tenn. Died Mem- Years ago. plause. Lion Kingman Curry, ac-|@pproximately 15 feet square Kerr: companied Mr. Charles and Mrs, |nine feet high. The vault fron Hilliard at the piano. made of foot-thick concrete. Relatives of the dead come tojor the service, Mr. Weiss was organ-! soloist for the Friends of Music admit t » bringing picnic inches | 19: THE S5 a i ist and gaat director of the nee. Society of Key West on a numer es oieamy pepabciacs phase raed = whack they eat in pe 9 view ‘ongregational urch,| occasions. He is prol ly . hie burial grounds. ® veer ont WEATHER White Plains, N. Y. known as the director of the Key hapa phe a wey Ft an Okinawan dies, the|of roword for hitting . Mr. Weiss has done extensive} West Choristers whose perform- r3 a fs nits d Me Sh Ll body is left in the coffin until comet utive games established FORECAST jeoncert work as pianist and ac-|ances of Handel's “Messiah” the pep ettes Scag Re weg- only the bones remain. Then the Rogers Hornsby, exceeded Key West and Vicinity: Partly| companist in New York City, and] past two Christmas seasons have|eF is the new director of the anes ane: placed in 6 heats veoerd by four safe hits, cloudy this , tonight and| Bethlehem, Pa., and has also ap-| been among the most outstanding Duval street USO. zs Road pes fae he y eh oe ft FF games, but S8turday with scattered showers! peared several times as soloist for| musical events of Key West. Other guests were Ignacio ret meee cies ARG Ae En- fated i yesterday's game to con- ‘and thunderstorms; moderate eat Perez, P. R. Weatherford, Harold |trance to the vault is sealed until " 2 OS Bee ae aE a ga cit 5 SOMERS R as 2 ther death occurs, hus winning . southeasterly winds. Baker and Chester Curry. anomne! a “i ion? ae stepped! ,, Pistia: Numerous showers and Dr. John Clemmer aaa Eg ee cas were urseeing ce ae searching (Dae bi we times yesterday Wunder storms, mostly during af- : THD. 0 _Lions Hastings Smi : srk ‘t Ay ® safe hit He | 27noer ns and early evenings: oth: Is Presented Gifts TODAY'S BIR AYS \Edelmiro Morales, both of whom anything other than militery at ane cane erwise partly cloudy and warm as — ew celebrated their twenty - first | material. @ounded three Meme Seturday. ; Young women employes in Father Edward J. Flanagan, |birthdays during the week, and! A NN ae wh, ons yh, Oo eee Toe Eo ie Inlaes, 60 years age like peielapes of’ cases | emeee Pn Boston Fay ome faoderaie « southerly winds over So Maj. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow,| Attention was called by Allan Fall Out Of Spokane ~¢ * patel Cc moderate south-! * veteran of the march on Berlin, |Hampton, program and entertain- game New winds over south por-|alligator belt and a_ bottle of!born Petersburg, Va. 57 years|Mment chairman, to the necessity (By Associated Press) aver the, ‘through Saturday; partly} “Granddad”, the latter of which | ago. of advertising the Lions benefit] SPOKANE, Wash.—s. P. Mal- ® score of | weather, for night-|they considered appropriate be- to be held at the Palace Theater,|loy, veteran railroader, recalls League First Game At Chivago RoW Beton i 3 tite ag 444 Totin and Masi; Wyse and Gil- be gene Second Game enter 3 8 Ree ages a Avirews and Hoffer th, Passesu Mean ved Los imgston Normal ¥ ~ 84 Edgar L. Burke called the sher-| called again to report it as a “total i | ae m —_—_—__— Jig Oe ES 7” iff's office to,report the mishap, }loss,” someone had broken open|Rev. E. S. Doherty, Lions;ble to the British Chief of Staff Night Gan« Precipitation “It’s almost a total loss,” he re-|the car trunk and stolen the tire. Education; Mien a Hampton, oe es Comppanaing sgenerel, am 1 R Program and entertainment; En- | Unite ates Forces in the Euro- New Yurk 4 z | Rainfall, 24 hours ending — a rique Esquinaldo, Jr., publicity;|pean Theater, and that this liqui- St Lente 9 8 Sher o 0 tes - ong seoseveesoes eeeecceseoees | Albert Di Negro, hospitality: |dating agency will begin its func- Gennelly and Crece!: Burkhardt iar > gad since July Jerry §. Daniels, building andjtions on the dissolution of Su- and O'Dea. : ten es sae 2.24 a SSI 1e 6. umn grounds; Dr. J. C. Sanchez, blind|preme Headquarters.” . since 3 work; W. L. Lazier, boys and etree eae At Pateburgn non elem cnnerentecne LOT) OEE EE, a girls work; William H. 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American League _TODAY IN Bice TORY ON tevin ae ees S aa eal by representing the General Electric ea LE NR REE COREE , |Guarante , 2s 97 | ted at once. . ered 43 2) Ba| 1783 — The University of Pen- Beatie ‘Beauty Nook. | and SUPPLIES; toilets, lava-/P Company relative to the sale of Wechingien » 34 534|nsylvania chartered as the Col-| jly7-tf| tories, sinks, brass fittings and! ge “45-81 {lege of Philadelphia. |______"""""| PRE-WAR BATH TUBS — All| : e ~ . “saq| 1887—Congress enacts historic ANTED sizes of water and sewer pipe|> Cheap “4 ~ ‘479 Northwest Ordinance — in first | i tg) ER and fittings. Free estimates. 4 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES thers vs 6a? avgjvank among American constitu-|wanTED—Typewriter; in good) Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing andy I ae pa ' 9 49 «Bap |tiomal documenis. war Cyane| Tepair. Address Box B. C., care} purples Je AER Ba, ee > " = a 1854—U. 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Camp-|MAN’S pre-war merce APP If tear y aad be i i 3 ne . * ists, 7 i) to|Normandy as entire American ame bell, 803 Simonton See itt Key West Citizen or pl “iy11-<£| Pittsburgh Pir- . 40 @ time ‘thuadersho' stream and and evening 1! the er Gulf-|cause he ternoon | grandfather. pay forms along!” pr, Clemmer left this morning lack : = ‘or Miami, after a residence here me ——. to Apalachico! of more than four years. Yester- \n— displayed. or storm warn- day he formally resigned as com- i modore of the Key West Yacht WEATHER REPORT Club. Dr. Stanley Kay is now mana- Key West, Fla., July 13, 1945 eeesbin at B80 2. ch ger of Southernmost. Eastern War Time. (City Office.) Temperatures 1) Highest last 24-hours _ 1) Lowest last night recently became a ! TOTAL Loss 7 82 OLATHE, Kan.—After. putting — ggout the fire in his automobile, houn of Coronado, Palatka, Fla., 60 years ago. noted painter-sculptor, Russia, 67 years ago. ternational minerals and Chemi- cals, Chicago, born Somerset, Ky. i 51 years ago. radio dramatist, Vt., 43 years ago. ported. A few minutes later, he| Vice Admiral William L. Cal- Cal., born fit Maurice Sterne of New York, born in Louis Ware, president of In- Phillips H. Lord (Seth Parker) born Hartford, tyading army on the movie, July 21, at 11 p. m. for the bene- of the Building Fund. Lion Chairman Bezanilla, call- ed attention to the different com- qittee chairmen. He said he ex- Ppeeted each committee to meet and map out new projects for the toming year, which will be a! credit to the club and _ lasting! benefit to the community. Committee chairmen appointed were: Eugene Martinez, attendance; John H. Costar, constitution and by-laws; Arthur L. Murray, ex- tension; Fred J. 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