The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 2, 1947, Page 4

a tis <i Shinn r : ™ sae? So be - ws 8 i meneain sn SER SenNRRRER RS Stites es neat nent na arn a etn PAGE FOUR 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1947 4 Grandparents Scots’ Housing QUICK WORK Long Arm . ‘ ° Includes Mortuary! HOLLYWOOD, Calif—Wwithin| , Jobyna: Last night Jim tried| 3 Kept Guessing EDINBURGH.—(AP)—When | twenty- four hours, Mrs. Ethel ope his arm around me three | { es. i The BEST In FOOD! At LOWER PRICES Is Yours When You Trade At THE BROADWAY = MARKET DUVAL at PETRONIA KEY WEST, FLA. proposed seven-story block of! | Wadler, 37, became a mother By 7-Year-Old working class apartments is;and a grandmother. Just 23% Tatiana: Some arm, I say! ‘ constructed in Edinburgh one of! hours before Mrs. Wadler’s 7- Mr, and Mrs. Victor Lowe, 624! jts accommodations will include| Pound daughter was born, an- Ashe street, were called up on|a community mortuary. | other daughter, Mrs. Edith Hood, | Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD long distance telephone yester- When some members of the: , 18, became the mother of a STAR * BRAND day afternoon by their seven-| Edinburgh public health com- | daughter. nae in at SAEED ~ mittee opposed the unusual sug- ae Gee Ce -AMER 08 uo io gape sepia gesicn’ 6 Labor (aneinber. ire | Modern trolley coaches made} and CUBAN COFFEE | had ‘as a New Year's iibeseut for |™inded them that the arrange- aeit tirst a abbearenca Gin the | Try A Pound Teday!! 7 them. ment was suggested for “ ‘working | |United States in 1928, class” homes. After Mr. Lowe made 4 dozen|° 1 4 wrong gue Mrs. Lowe. took We have not the accommoda- | a tun wine ng, but she, too, | #2 to keep a body in our houses | was unsuccessful. Then the and we have not the money to | go TARy grandson boomed pay an undertaker’ to keep it,” he said “ts a girl!” said, S ACADEMY Mr. and Mrs. Lowe’s son and! phere wer - <4, A . e in-law. anit sre were seven famines per . , Peer Mr. He Me century in England between 1200 ST. PETERSBURG = FLORIDA. Pasco NBC Midsummer aynard . owe, are in janto! and 1600. . if _ visiting her-parents, Mc.and Mra.) / School Will Re-Open After Holidays Jan. Sth Cleve Powell, And the New Year's “pr born to the | ——-COMPLETE. with R.O.T.C. unit. Fully accredited. Highest | TANGERINE ee PEACHES Maynard Lowes, Mrs. Victor ai ing a standard of training. Separate Junior Dept. All | Lowe said, was just what she aa a branches of athletics. 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