The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 5, 1945, Page 4

AND BUGGY DAYS IN By MISS L. SCOTT ‘Aha eeeeesreeesee Believe it or not, this = 4 ) the state but short mule true story of the highlights in _herse-dvewn railroads were the career of one Texacato |ated frm Tallchatece to St, Rudolpho, a poor Levy Coun- Marks and from lola to St. Joseph| ty cracker boy, left an orphan for trans)ortation of at the age of ten, without ed- | other freght. The Hl the el was by East wikderness below reads (nowjever elways sandy roads. bevy beautiful highways), | County had its age coach and|"@presentative im the Legislature. | ability to handle the old stage coach station is still marked along the Cedar Key-|tionsl statute ineffective, cer-| Major General Donald A. Strob’ 8 devised the plan of pattie-proven 106th Lion Divi- BOY WAS BORN Jacksonville, Tampa and) tine, you had to take ities of Florida were mere coach for a forty4 villages with sandy streets andor take « stearser up the board walks and their only mode River to Picolata horse | hack for an eigh’ buggy or stage coach, over! which usually took by Coast was a swampy St. Augustine, ®@ boy was born in Levy County whose parents were very promin owner of several plantations and large stock of cattle and a breed He had horses and operated camps in the Gulf extensive The also the owner of a | whistle of the locomotive known but the the whistle of beard occasionally. if you wanted to | from Jacksonville to ge four and teen- Chiefland read by a growth of giant Oaks. developer in a tion to the docter Mr beautiful gentile lady business reiations with many for- parents objected to their marri @igners and named four of his age on account of his nationality gens in honor of them. This last #08 was named Texacoto Ru- and owned an adjoining —7 li Ae 7 Hud i, hk ‘tain legislator limtroducing f In order to render this consti Mel “General” Our Representative Levy fell in love with a all of the bills introduced by him and herlin this last session of the Legis- Jature made these general bills effective only in counties having Mr. Levy overcame this objection'a population of 14,000 to 14.200. by having his name changed by/As only one county in the state, | Act of Legislature to David Yu-‘namely Monroe, had this popula for whom the county was named,|mekes it a local bill. The Mr. Levy was a Jew and « close) tion of Monroe County according | Personal friend of Dolph’s father|to the last Federal Census was bill; |sion, now occupying the Karls- Levy County had the pioneer|™aking this general bill effective most excellent/°Mly in counties having a cer- man by the name of David Levy,|t#in population. This again i and uni! His organization is a popula- | POSS CeCe OSES ESEEESECES in nearly SOCIETY | Peeeroccooccosoocoocoes Miss Frances Cochran Back From New York Miss Frances Cochran has re- in Geneva, N. Y¥. as the guest if | | LS a EF 3 fl f i Key West ppg me Cloudy this afternoon, tomght in George and Thursday with 7, showers afternoon " LE i Mi | Station Straits: Southeast to southerly, Atlanta Winds, fresh this afternoon, de- a | Minmeapot Key West Fla Sept 5, 1945 New Orleans | Observation taken at 8:30 am. New York Eastern War Time (Ci Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night | Mean | Normal were kept in darkness about \the extent of the oombings in Japan and the and loss of lives jeost. Only the survived in the ” a Rainfall, 2@ hours ending 6:30 am. inches age of six “Dolph”, as lee, and he was elected to tha!tion according to the last Federal "¥fned from an extended visit Potal rainfall since Sept. 1, |The so-called “biesiing ; in /¢ 7 be wes called, was given « horse Legislature, U. S. Congres and! Census, only Monroe County was °! Mra. Cari L. Soule inches 4.96 guise” Gnd gun and accompanied his fa- U 3 Senate to, prove was gtiected, In other words. it was| ™®- Soule is temporarily mak- Excess since September 1, an} Has, oftentimes: with meysssi a ‘ter on “roundup” days and soon a gentile and Worthy cf Ob-' dinguised local bill, and im Geneva her home while Mr. _ inches 3.75) & mighty hard job on its hands Red Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31. SUGAR ‘Bitame an expert rider and rifle jecions to the marriage Werelthrough subterfuge passed as a Soule is @ patient is the U. S. Total rainfall since Jan. 1, | To prove ientity V2-22 expire Sept. 90: Al- Stamp 26 5 ibs. thru Aug. 31 ‘Bnd pistol shot. Young Dolph withdraw ‘general bill Naval Hospital at Sampson, N. _ inches 2659 ol SHOES Bad @ most excellent tutor in his Mr. Yulee conceived the idea!” These tactics made Mr. Papy’s atte a January 1, Manufacturers of electric ap- El expire Oct. 3; FI thy jsisne stamps 1, 2 % & father, who was an expect rifle of connecting the Atlantic Ocean! power paramount a far as Mon. _ While in New York state, Miss ine . 3.83 piiances speed new civilian lines. KI 2. Book ; pow a an , ~~ Relative Humidity expire Nov. & now good. ead pistol shot and taught his son with the Gulf of Mexico and built! vce county was concerned. He Chan, accompanied by Mr pensaetae thease Cmene cen, pa wt at a Gil the tricks of shooting and the first real railroad in the| oud peae any bill he deched 1, Soule, visited Syracuse, Roches a2” ’ ; Ration Board Office, Post Olfice Building, Phone state from Fernandina to Cedar! without consulting anyone, “*- Buffalo, Niagara Falls and | Tomorrow's Almanac — Ost Reames Was tntanined | Key, which was Known os thelPam, Without conmlling SRO": Wegina “Gienn, iso making «utr "=| STRAND THEATER = Plo : s « . a Sunset 741 p.m By Panthers | Florida Railroed. Later the name! seople of Monroe county trip to Toronto, Canada eee ooo a } those carly days the was changed to Florida Transit}/*)P') 0 ood wented = On her way home Miss Coch. | Soenris be Ba a Paulette Goddard in " aly of ™ cul — + oe ‘i Yon _—_ am } fehabined ty torecinas ponihers Aurion. Thue Phanan’ coat tara] Ht he wamted an office abolish. (108 and Mrs. Bhs Collver, torm- (Navel Bas y ferocious *® rine Phu: i nvy “a ma er Ke r " 2 on the wild diets aa Gien “a and Buggy Days” for/#bolish it. This he did in the case |, 0.0 one wale 10:44 an 3:56 a.m ” sties nen i as etructe: cattle and at times attacked hu- transportation of the Judge of the Juvenile 1108 pam 4:55 pm man beings 7 _ aeliiesitiae Court, although he required the | ‘he Division Street School $$$ A panther is first « nto a To Be Continued Board of County Commi mioners | Ware¢ist us 52 subgnarines tet cougar or mountain lion and on to continue paying the duly! KEY WEST POLLIES feet sank 1,197 enemy yess shout the same @ior but bes a BEAUTY C elected incumbent for ov: alin H i oe gmail neck and head while the . . and one-half years, for which be! (Continued from Page One) Army avs Bracefull egcupatien | ’ Gouger is heavy set, with larg GROUP EXPANDS |could render no to the |tertainments of the City Recrea-| ill get cut the drafh hit | neck and head. The panther hes sie people of Monroe County. Thi bade Department. The perf -———- oa @ lythe body and a long tail and = pay SSEE. Sept. 5 (FNS).| DH! alone w the taxpaye mance includes tap, serobatic c 2° a> specimen will weigh about jg gy pe jof the county $4200.00, for a novelty and comedy singing HOLTSBERG'S Bounds and is much more pve scovetary of the State Board] Which they get nothing ‘and dancing j vietous and dangerous than 2 of Beauty Culture Examiners, re-|. The suecessiul operation of the} Among the specialists in the mountain lion ported at 2 recent meeting of the/ Key West General Hospital ts the | show Claude Valder, Lonnie ‘The writer has in mind one in- joard that the renewal of licens-}@esire of all good citizen Hill, Elsie Lee Thompson, the . stance which occurred @ couple of .. tor the fieral year of 1ned-49) Monroe County. The fagt at 'Goehring Sisters, Ann Yates mites from Magne a”, the ham- nas been completed with records} this success is desired by County Nolan afd Jack Drudge, Char — oeage | ~~ and Freon showing that approximately 7,000)Commissioners, is shown by the maine Sloshower, Velda Stone { same distance from Inglis, operators are mow licensed by the/fact that $15,000.00 was set up|cipher, and last tut not | : which was known at that time 48 Siste Board jim the budget last year and is|Key West's best rhamba dancers Blind Hors At the meeting held in Talla-jcontinud in the present budget Buddy and Margaret with their Old man Brown was “penning hassee, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hollings-|for the coming year. The City of own rhumba band some of the doctor's cattle for the worth of Miami, the newly ap-|Key West als p $14,500. will be more than 50 gam& ond fertilizer. Before day-| pointed board member, represent-!in their t The taxpa of children in the revue. Miss Beat Eat one morning the doctor re-' 64 District 1; Mrs. Anne F. Dubey| Monroe ( und the City of rice Moreno will play for the george 2 hurry call to attend of Jacksonville was appointed |Key West $30 w. of " y Ward will Brown, who had beer badly tOFP for a new term to represent Dis-'900 towards « and Y nies bye a wy by ther. The doe- twict 3, while Miss Mary E. Sin mt operation. Th j arity hospital, the patients 5 BRITISH STILL to “tew!", as they always do on!" noid-over member and repre I STILL a hold-ove . service endered t the approach of wild animal,’ ots District 2 as they would do in any 5 — and Brown went out in his night Hon. W. W. Whitehurst of the Cit (Continued from Page One) , ay a — hed trouble was. Wauchula has been officially ap- lie ed | Was rted, was not, What panther had killed a ™S pointed special attorney for the gg ent would have happened to the and was trying to get the ‘ | . United States but what call fence with « wt B oe es moe id h t Started to climb the fence < 7 i woun neve happened - panther sprang st Brown, wh MAKING READY England? ’ @eaped it by its small neck wit oo Board of County ¢ Lend-Lease Saved England yr, Merdhandi A includes Ladies’ ith hands ard choked (Continued from Page, Oped" | soners is now being aske . Besides, it was pointed of Water Damaged } indie which inc! i and > ath, but during the wntime, and the 1945 Fund over-@ubacrip |fist, the Recreation Department out, England had been bols "hi Y curedonderwear and Aceessorics. th® panther was ripping Browr ¢ of the City Boy Scout Or ren 9 = ld ae "ie ae Children’s Dresses, Sports W —_ legs to ribbons with his hind fe We must remember that a mil- nize The Welfare Board ed before this coun Lend-l vefore this cour with needle luke Brown lion or mere American boys must the Ri: d Veterans, nume try’s entrance into the war e e e recovered afte t na m foreign soil for many ous pF “ news, and othe The ¢ dian also surmis were taken by the jenths to come and their task | Worthy projects that have no (opty ypotoone oie Roun ‘ An Expert Hunter { policing enemy countries is $99,000 back-iog to t with, and ¢? tha % ee not ater r wane rere neither pleasant nor comfortable, that are way asf soe A _— . States hile Dolph ha ntage We must continue to provide & the hospital to make ‘ would withdraw its troops of : of & private tut oung boys these service folks with high of Ke oe ' n occupation from the Euro This Includes All of Our New Fall Merchandise were not expected @ very far class entertainment and contacts Which to live. For Mr Pas pean area, particularly Ger advanced in book We simply cannot lex |state that the race track ¢ many, but official Washing e ° was aimeust a wn does not enter int mn ton, it was pointed out. has or hie fathe r n t will have to be main-'when the budget is said troops will be kept in ing trips and in th tamed and contacts from home. entirely . His bi "| Germany nd Japan till comps that Docto - st 1a a ape ow gh Fo : We simply cannot let them down, |the money away { he ¢ those countries are consid al (seme an ’ ’ USO's will have to be main ——a - ered fit t resume their own Gn cle @ © — tained in this country as well to the Board seen amente , RR pe puern mw returnees at debarkation m —_ ow . sm ~e ped The work of USO-Camp County 4 op n = oy em aoe and USO centers - |efficrent _ and was a muct nm the ne sonter hn ra by the National War Fund. M. " ge th thee ®& ® * . > . "hai, water a0 the tinh He was an ox 7h Raagae aegt —a | ll oof : Come Early for the Best Choice pert od r fe 2 - 7 ‘ and leopard sh. Seaman's Service must be ex. money to “pla 7 B : ; ae ae panded to meet changing needs, |surd a charge it requ - Above Merchandise is not Smoke Damaged Delph was on expert is Ame: iat men must man the ‘swe hinking f <6 beet os noe * thet will ply the seven seas |this county knows the ne { ther supplies, ‘equipment and! the county, and how t r _ ~ ps and overseas seamen’s is really needed t ke Monroe ? - tubs must provide the recreation County what it should be n urs a wh s ! entertainment for these| If Mr Papy “b «nt * at woe _ cary homesick men. the action of the Board king * x ¥ accomplishments and + The numerous other ageficies ‘the Supreme Court of State . pop the head off ‘ ‘ are meeting the rehabilita |to decide, whether tt a All Sales Final, No Lay-a-ways, No Exchanges, No Refunds, No Tryons at twenty The m problem in countries devast- ful or unlawful ‘bi 7 ald a pe enemy occupation have a |Temember that w t te like the sound #\gantic task to do and their work mocratic country ar gt rifle and very usef s where military opera-|to criticize th w 2 HOURS, UTES catthe ns leave off to represent us. If e FOLLOW the CROWDS te Morse And Buggy Days The work of the National War is that no one shou @For information These were . H i will not be done until the temerity to q sa reservations. Pe Bugay Day» . Se: vice Flags come down in ) should t eminded that w and 9 of transports nd « ery American Home. still li in the United State call $14 Southard ‘ D horse, mule * wr ——-— of America Street, Phone 1040 “ a th Sept. 15 Oct. 15 is set for W. A. PARRISH - cone ere were wstmas packages to men over-| Chairman of Bos roads with , 3 County Commissior The Euccancer Route