The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 25, 1950, Page 4

Library Teas To Be Held Admiral Curts > Bo He Arrives Today Lt. John Burk To |Entire Family = ‘0 Jaycees Burned To Death By NIRA LESLIE GULEY | At Tavernier 4 : Th 1 ae AO Se ee | ; i md 7 1 iral M. E. Curts, Phones: RetiSencea2s) _ fmatiber of Tavernsr, wil give ~ {This Morning —jAt Their Meeting | Re" Aémiat MB San PAeeeeecreeee. a aanm,|2 series of Library Teas for the | MIAMI, = Jan. 25-79) tional and Development Forces shooting of a carnial worker Tr vin Newman, in Hialeah Sunday night remains a mystery, y The 49-year-old Newman yw, HATBORO, Pa., Jan. 25—(#). !_An entire family was. - killed early today when fire swept their home near Hatboro, Penna. Five Charles Curry, president of the Jaycees, announced today that Lt. John Burk will speak et the meeting tonight in the clubhouse of enlarging the library of Tavernier School. : Twelve guests will be invited ‘each time and the first of these of the Atlantic éd to arrive today West Naval Base to spection of the Operational i z 5 Gilbert Ogden Celebrated Thirty- Second Birthday At Home Monday, Gilbert Ogden celebrated his] Jose Torres, Mr. and thirty-second birthday Monday,| Pita, Mr. and = wisi Sex: Jan. 23, ri shall, Mr. and Mrs, Ander: jan. at his home, 1210 Duval $n, Me: and. Mes, Tone ¢ e Mr, and Mrs. Joe Castillo, Mr. and street. rm A few friends and relatives as- Sisted Mr. Ogden in making the evening a pleasant one, with all enjoying themselves immensely. Those in attendance: Mesdames Asunsion Aguilar, Carmen Ogden, America Arango, Mrs. Pedro Aguilar. Misses Jennie Arango; Arango, Zaida Diaz, Aleli Ber- nett, Virginia Deméritt, Rachel Sanchez, Raquel Diaz, Betty Nor- ton, Mae Fernandez. Comandante Jose Ruiz, Captain ig to be given at Mrs. Tracy's Friday, Jan, 27, at 2:30 p, | Bach guest will bring a suit- ‘able Book for ‘the school Library for ages from 6 to 16 yeats. Doing Well In Hospital The many friends of James A. struck while talking with Wilt, am O'Day, another carnia] work. er. He gasped “I’m shot” and died enroute to a hospital. rs Ballistics showed shooting gal. lery rifles at the carnival diq not fire the fatal bullet. Deputy Sher. iffs said they were investigating the possibility of a stray shot fir. ed by a neighborhood boy. Authorities also said they were checking a possible connection of a stolen car found on the earni- val grounds. persons, a mother, father, three children, died in the flames. According to fire officials, the victims were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Morrow and their three daugh- ters. The Morrows lived in Lacey Park, a housing project near Hat- boro. Mrs. Morrow was the only per- son able to get out of the burn- ing house. But she went back in- side to look for her children and ; husband, and died with them in the flames. The father and three and ike on Stock Island. Burk will talk on the forth- coming Golden Gloves tourna- ment. Curry urges all Jaycees to attend this meeting. | Marula Is Here; Going To Havana S.S. Marula, a motor ship hail- ing from Miami, is at present i Development. Units It not known, fow Curts “be in Key | Adelaida Gonzalez, Caridad Ante, Nicolas Cartaye, Albert Cabot,|Ganmie Se, of 69-2 Poinciana nrpeap heater isla dass | ela a laa che wegitae , : 1 j } , , » St. $ | ped on the second floor. the foot of Duval street. Rachel Sanchez. Adolfo Milanes; Will Gomez, | Place, will be vety glad to learn 75,000,000 Road The ‘ship will remain here un- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ogden, Mr. @nd Mrs. Warren Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Norberto Diaz, Mr. and Mts. Cesareo Jarnaido, Mr. and Mrs. Pictures By FERA Artists Comp Show At Martello Gallery Opening The new show scheduled for opening at the Martello Gallery today contains pictures executed here in Key West during the erly 30's by the large number of. PERA artists sent here by the government in one of the art Charles Fraga, Edward B. Dyer, Garvin Christopher, Leon Sum- met, Antonio Asuen, Thomas Mc- Kenny, Manuel Sanchez. rise questing that anyone owning any of these paintings communi- cate with Mrs. George Mills White, at 728-W, or Ruth Newton, curatot of Martello’ Gdllery, at 1885, in order that all the pic- tures possible may be added to that he is doing well at the Naval Hospital, where he has been a patient since last Thursday. » Mr.. Gamble, -suffering from a bone infection, will have to re- Main perhaps two weeks longer at the hospital, it is said, but in the meantime he is improving and feeling much better. Chatles Dollard, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, born in Menasha, Wis., 43 years ago. . LEGALS Program Told By McKethan TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 25.—(P) —A $75,000,000 road program has been announced by State Road Chairman Alfred McKethan. That is more than double the amount spent for road and bridge construction last year. And it does not include the beginning of work with borrowed money on Blind Residents Of Florida To Get “Talking Books” TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 25.—() —The nance distribution of books” for sightless Floridians. The council said the distribu- tion is being paid for now by the the proposed $42,000,000 Jackson. ville bridge and parkway project | National Library of Congress, but and a new bridge and causeway | }t has tate Council for the Blind has been granted $1,500 to fi- “talking ed the state to take over ) til tonight, when she departs for Havana. The owner, Lockheed M. Pirie, of Chicago, his wife and the other passenger aboard her, G. E. McKenzie, also of Chicago. are going to Havana‘ to attend the races. CARD OF THANKS. Neighbors and other friends were very kind to us during the illness ahd following the death of our dear one, Ellen Pierce, and we wish to convey to each one this expression of our sincere ap- preciation. We also wish tc — that abounded at the WAS RCRA Ge WOU Gok igh fei Peep OURT 4 se linking Pinellas and Manatee! the expense P thank the donors of flowers and < Ti in inate thea es iiaihe Nea fade gE isoagh si ore OF RHE STATE OF .| counties across lower Tampa Ba a a library estimates it ne those who gave the use of their : _ , 5 2 AN ON - | $8,006 0 distribute 2 | cars. swarmed over the Island like ajCagnini, H. M. Dornbush, Sidney| #N CHANCERY. : oie tek Hema oe (THEN y U LL REALLY SEE THE FINEST) Corrv Reaches oh records for the Blind THE FAMILY. colony of ants, painting every|Lauffman, Stanley Wood, Erik] iris Semi jan25-1t ) Possible corner of Key West from | Smith, A. D. Crimi, Peter Rotier, Biante, ae : DIVORCE every conceivable angle. Native Key Westers had to step lively @ they were painted right into} These pictures should prove},,..NOTICE BY PU f ida i ; Se BA a scr then thgeseebuanal interest, epee: |" (A828 ene, vias cory, « satmaree, wil Civen Twent Florida Booms in Beet ’ ut of a is activity there} ially winter visitors, since _ San Bi California. arrive at the Key Wes aie | 2 Hot MIAMI emerged a number of paintings|they depict the Island ‘City of|,,YOU ARE H BY NOTI e Key West Naval! ry February Reader’s Digest (now on THREE Ets mn at POPULAR PRICES ® oil, watercolor and other med- | tums, some very good, and all extremely interesting. jhere then. Some of the most pic-| fit. jh. {NY i ei tf aes eo > i: f - ; file the original thereof with the|is scheduled to participate in| BARTOW, January 25—(#)—)]| a breed adapted to the climate. for RESERVATIONS _— examples of the work of; turesque sites no longer exist, or ee ae sie ort bn on ee €jtraining off Key West. She will| Criminal Court Judge Roy H. Am- This exciting battle involved or- \ with BATH TELEPHONE was ewe artists have been loaned|rather are changed so greatly} Hehraany | 2ftn, 1960, jotnere be attached to SubRon Four at|idon has sentenced 20-year-old || ange pecls and test tubes, shootin’ and people owning them for in-| that one could not recognize them] against you. the Naval Station. James Wingfield to 20 years in feuds and wars between states, ticks { s . ¢husion in the new Martello show+| now. ee eeninaey: 24th A DA ebt E | pyison. The young Negro pleaded|] and hump-back sacred cows from or ershing Miller @he there may be other ones in| We old-timers will view them] fa. Be sitet os TWO ADMIRALS guilty to a charge of assault with India. ‘he city the Key West Art and/with nostalgia, and people seeing | (Cirewit Court Seal) ap éGihtthed Het Buen intent to commit armed robbery Don’t miss it. Read about this i Hotel Hetet Historical Society do not know| the pictures fot the first time +e Celt lM bia! ses From Page Oe) | in an unsuccessful attempt to hold] thriving industry that spells in- 60 NE. 3rd Bt 228 WE. Ist Ave. 229 WE. tet Ave. aout. will get an idea of the old Key By: Kathleen} lomson helmet with which sail-| yp the American bank at Lake|| creased prosperity for all Florida. 80 Rooms’ 100 Rooms The Society is therefore re-| West. Hulu ¢ ee ry ween a may reachithe| Alfred, January 7. 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