The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 12, 1951, Page 8

i i hel ttt ee Paget = = THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, June 12, 1951, ae ‘Funeral Services PMT ada ies Spas 8 Shite Of Days Gone By Tt S. i | Burial of Robert Sunday afternoon at Monroe |Generol hospital, will take place | tomorro wafternoon. | Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the Lopez fun- feral home at 4 p. m. A reader |of the Christian Science Society ; will lead the services. Inter iment will take place in City. | Cemetery. Waken From The Files ‘Oj The Key West Citizen MAAAAAAABAAAAS DAA SAMAAS 10/YEARS AGO | ‘Plyde J. Filer and Newell | Pinder of this city were. selected | by members of the local draft! v5 3 yi — ‘| MRS. ANNIE WATKINS bid i 3 Funeral services for M A fight over a cat and some Annie Watkins who died Satur- goldfish at Marathon ended in a/day evening will be held Wed- real altercation. The kinfe wield--nesday afternoon at 5 p.m., from ef was 74 years old! He showed|the Chapel of a four-year old boy how to teach | Funeral Home. Hl @-Cat-to pull fish from a bowl.|Rev. W. J. Ashworth, pastor | The cat began snagging fish out- jzleming Street Methodist side of the nature study hours.;Church will officiate at the serv- Owner of the goldfish objected, |ices. Burial will be in the fam put @ finger on the older man’s|Plot in the City Cemetery nose and warned him to watch} the theiving cat or else. It seem-| NEW SALES TAX ed to be or else. The oldster| (Continued from Page One) ses. And three cents tax will go| brother, Carl Shultz. ked the younger man across the*toom, the battle was on, a fe was pulled. It's up to the| 9 articles at 66 cents. Wide titre thas. P|" Warren said he vetoed the. bill : | to lift security from welfare rolls "Phe ‘13th Annual essay con-| because if the bill became iaw, té8t; sponsored by the Florida| Florida might lose some federal! State council, Knights of Col-| Welfare grants. | Se winbus group, was won by Miss ean Carey, 12th grade student} Charles Dickens’ second visit to € the Academy of the Holy | America in 1867 netted e@ gross of me, in Tampa ” | $200,000 and a net of $140,000, a 3 omni | great sum for that day for his {6 “NavSta baseball club, fighting| }e@dings. overtake leaders, gained aj Giiiieaenasemmertee af earned victory over Army} The eariest known organized in the opening game yesterday. | System of shorthand was practiced The victory shoved the NavSta|by the Romans and dated back players within a half-game of| te 63 B.C. S. Schultz, | who died after a long illness on! Mr. Schultz is survived by one| THREE PILOTS WHO FIGURED IN THE CRASH OF EIGHT F-84 TURBOJETS near Richmond,~ Ind., June 8, are shown above. They are, left to right: Major Pilots In Mass Jet Crash Richard E. Willsie, | Th | n (P) Wirephot Long Beach, Calif.; Capt. Bryce E. Long, Edmond, Okla., and First Lieut. Eustace D. Coltharp, Austin, Texas. Long and Willsie parachuted to safety while Coltharp rode his plane down and escaped injury. the Pritchard | —— oa - ren | Wells Accepts * Call To St. Pete: | Touchton Here The | Rev. Paul will take over the pulpit of Touchton the First Methodist Church in Key West, replacing G. Leon Wells, who has accept- eda call to Childs Park Church in St. Petersburg, it was announced by the Florida Methodist Conference today. Another change in Key West, among the scores for the state that were released today, will be the arrival of Manuel Figueroa at El Salva- dor Church as Accepted Sup- ply pastor. YESTERDAY WAS (Continued trom Page One) an Oldsmobile driven by Mrs Ruth D. McPhillips, 1025 Laird street was pulling out from the curb heading south, and caught |Mrs. Carbonell’s right front fen- |der. Mrsy-McPhillip’s Oldsmobile has a damaged left front fender and bumper | Both women agreed to settle among. themselves on the acci- dent Cerezo’s day. started when he {was called to an accident | at | Fleming and Francis streets at 11:15 in thg morning. He ued summons t6 drivers of both the car and Navy truck involved Mrs. Carrie-N. White was driv- ing a Buick coupe north on Fran- cis street. Leonard Carey was driving a Navy truck east n | Fleming street. The vehicles col- |lided with resulting damage to Mrs. White's left door body, and j;rear fender. The Navy truck has the-second place Barbers. — — L.. P. Artman, publisher of The Citizen and owner of the Artman Press, left Key West early this morning for Point} Pleasant, N. J. {Maleolin’ Pinder and Juahita Dongo were granted a marriage license here. The wedding is ex- pected to. take place, Saturday. From the editorial pages of The Citizen: “Democracy depends upon. average men for its success, | but it has a hopeless prospect if | the average man_ hasn't sense| enough to,-vote..on. the right is- Hedy Lamarr Weds) LOS ANGEL’ S, June 12.—() | ess, Hedy. Lamarr is, in the | s° of Junie {brides jtédgyp and | fe is going to, devote | Hife.ito *Eyhest "Stpijffer) the | ‘bland, night club; opevator | she matried' i | West Teas | lite last: night WMdicated that she is think-| About retiring; from the « Superiby Judge Stanley Mos Married the couple in his home Ws.thé fourth mariiage for Miss! 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