The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1947, Page 2

~ a PAGE TWO K He Pe vrom “Then en Corner Gun ciien Penang Fim Streets —— Satemes at Key West, Florida y West Citizen Key West In =a a Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF FEB. 19, 1937 ihe 1766 iam Dunlap, ‘American who served the arts; ; when they were paid but: poorly, | !born in Perth Amboy, N. J. Died} | Sept. 28, 1839. 1799—Charles S. Olden, gentle- eeeond elass matter Representative Bernie C. Papy, or | New Jersey Civil War governor, a jami, where he b-d attended a born isi gieied to gee Toy wenatstee | Meeting of the Overseas Bridge! AO T'tgag nee N % Pied =. of all news, dispatehes eredited | Commission, said today that ai” se Oe . : t or not eS credited i representative of Governor Fred‘ 1!8!7—-Christian Linde, pioneer tht pubiighea bere. 2? so governor “would gre p aR ne8@ the members of the commission Denmark. Died Nov. 24, 1887. Three Months —— 2.76 | resigned.” 1628—Carl Wimar, St. Louis bv - ae = Bs painter = ae pediane and the; - — ey West ge, Knights of . frontier ‘of his y, born im Ger~} PO mg ag mg. Pythias, tonight will celebrate many. Died Ni 28, 1862. Ps —— the seventy-third anniversary of| 1847—-(100 years ago)’ Sara’ ¥.\* Au bag | resolutions of Rotices, poems, — eee for entertainment by aN shuse men trem. Sande a ya line, | Funeral services for Mr: The Chizen ls an o} rum and | Sarah Folker Leon, who died j —_ ! sds on pe ea hie amen j a oit, ere aa ye CHAS. ROBERTS ter ut it will not publish | ternoon In ‘aul’s i oe ; ‘ cusnyuious communications Drees Anker Sens wie ee eS NATI ALE RIAL | ing. j nance director of Roberts’ é | i — | perien judgmént. diligence, ad TATION | Mrs. Emmie Russell left this tive ability—and above ° morning for Orlando to visit her ; honesty?” om re ——————- | mother, Mrs. R. Starnes. | As one said, “There is more to Cone had told Papy that the /Wisconsin physician, much be- be pleased if loved by the Indians, born in} peadinn neva tastes et | the founding of that order. The Sté meeting will be held in Pythian a rll on-Fleming street. “venson, ologist, edito; cc worker and born in Patis’ (of} ican parents). @ for at the ; this than meets the eye.” i MONOGRAPHS =|. Mrs. } ss este BE sonia ice Two days in suce | The Citizen has received Roo er Sai Seay etters complimenting the _ ae he a. ue ibe _That Ha H. On | } howder supp st slang ro we 1 ” be ob ary House, Duval and Be: | vues t La Concha ote ’ streats, soliaves U empty weite a mon 4 other : + aren hel loose, tnd expel I our policemen Robert J. Perry Chapter, Order Ay on ga most courteous |) of DeMolays » a dance | $o.soehe ana Pails 4 that I have ever met any- ]/ on the night of M here Congratulations. Baier THE ORACLE. a Black 2 — ; Miss Ruby lobson 0} | Pie ‘i oes | who is now a resident of Cc A HARD-HITTING SLOGAN esha ee for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis . Watkins mobders of Commerce at pts tes er and winter resorts,| Today The Citizen says in an en torts to attract: edi | paragraph $100 Reward requentls slo- he average politician be- WILL BE PAID ut by and for ; ; ; oe Dee information leading to s in service, hi himself Sometimes the slogans for are anged and sometimes porte ct the whereabouts of rods and they stick. St. Petersbu One and or reels that are missing from ver since it was of a village peanuts in the shell Captain Jakie Key’s boat “tatus, has adhered to the jabout one pound of “Legion” at Craig Dock, wegar, “The Sunshine City,’ : z @d Miami, for many ‘i “SORERTS since Monday. February 17. j eke of it s “The Ma- » R H Ki thy. rut, during the Gis Those having any informa- wht dace ude, Miamians have Offices pplies & Equipment tion relative to the above— i “Peorte 40 smug about the | rowth of their city, they 124 | atrent; ores Bee “CONTACT j have infrequently steferted | BX ERT TYPEWRITER fy iy ATWELL ff W their slogan n and Adding Machine REPAIRS she we Key Westers, chiefly rarc GusRy Se Maren Police ' hroug? ™ The ie f LES a hm dell “ ‘ m — te Royal "Standard and Portable Department ~cips scisy arighapadee pee TYPEWRITERS - i ! yan, but none of Deliveries Can Be Made j has stuck. The one Dass th een used most fre- | PHONE 250 and Place Your Order; , ' “dl but lacks st me have used MINUTES: 10 b rost-free” in vari-! d N mes outsider, H Fred | e, writing in The | | ‘ Higet lraveler who, i j | heu attempt to p } 65 Aj Key West with a hag | “ e, pe Shean free t (ONE WAY) | rost-free The} THREE. CONVENIENT mmerce FLIGHTS DAILY that « COMPARE OUR RATES and == give CASH 575 only now || 3 to . GET } 15 mos.| 12 mos. | rs to Come. || $100 1 $7.78 15 9.46] | p wan contains $150 | 11.67 | 14.28 300 | lor that appeal $200 | 15.47] 1881 ! tourists but to} [$300 | 22.85 | 27.8 The chief of So leblakesczel “Auto no! P that of eae Persagal f the others so mue S 1 nicle| Commercial Credit he ! article ’ \ her Floriad } 423 Fleming Street $ K place nf La Concha Hotel Building 2 530 SOUTHARD STREET } s that are! PHONE 778 | Oe kote TEavene | ” ! eo | t ‘ »w wetting han it has in| ws been t Watch for the Biggest CLEARANCE SALE You Have Ever Known More Details Tomorrow and versatile New York painter, | 0 $4,000_ to $3,000. and the | playwright and historian, ardent jane. ment jother parks’ maintenance and op- who returned yesterday from Mi. |™@2 farmer, busines man, noted] _ ed Philadelphia [ Died Nov, 14, } THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘ium. was given $1,500 instead. : , Ones, $1,000; (7) the city’s e Bvelficlestwas: #educed | to the Monroe ~County ; Clinie, ineluding mosquito con-/} i trol and janitor salary, was-re- Was: reduce Mats duced from $9,897.50 to $5,177.50; 050; (11) provision (8) maintenance and operation|a foreman at $2,400,for the gar- }fund, for -street cleaning ae | bage temoval division; (12) $550 hicles was reduced from $4,000) Was appropriated” for the Key | w. to $3,250; (9) pay for a skilled| West fishing tournament, fund for the fire rt- from $3,000 to $2,250; (5) appropriation for Bayview and eration was increased from $800 to $1,200; (6) the Key West Stad- Saar G 8 8 i BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY 6Y KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY x Hear Morton Downey. 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