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Letter to Editor
January 21, 1936
The Key West Citizen
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
What is this article about?
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Mann from Detroit, on their second visit to Key West as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson, express renewed admiration for the city's hospitality and charm. Accompanied by four Detroit fire department members, they thank locals and anticipate returning.
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PEOPLE'S FORUM
VISITORS GREATLY PLEASED WITH CITY
Editor, The Citizen:
Three years ago, my wife and I, had the pleasure of being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of this city. At that time we were very much impressed with the old world quaintness, and the sincere hospitality of this little "Island City." We also had the opportunity, at that time, to go deep sea fishing with the Demeritt boys and their father, and on this our second visit to Key West, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson, we find that we are more impressed than before. The same fine hospitality still exists, the same old world charm is still here, and the Demeritt boys are still the finest of fishermen.
Four members of the Detroit Fire Dept. are with us at this time, namely; Vincent Stringweld, Russell J. Vallier, Paul P. Karabes and Joseph E. Baylin. We all wish to express our sincere thanks to the citizens of Key West, who have made our visit such a happy one. We have enjoyed every minute of our stay here, and we will always eagerly look forward to the time when we may again return, to this, "Tropical Wonderland."
MR. AND MRS. J. W. MANN.
Detroit, Michigan.
Key West, Fla.,
Jan. 19, 1936.
VISITORS GREATLY PLEASED WITH CITY
Editor, The Citizen:
Three years ago, my wife and I, had the pleasure of being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of this city. At that time we were very much impressed with the old world quaintness, and the sincere hospitality of this little "Island City." We also had the opportunity, at that time, to go deep sea fishing with the Demeritt boys and their father, and on this our second visit to Key West, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson, we find that we are more impressed than before. The same fine hospitality still exists, the same old world charm is still here, and the Demeritt boys are still the finest of fishermen.
Four members of the Detroit Fire Dept. are with us at this time, namely; Vincent Stringweld, Russell J. Vallier, Paul P. Karabes and Joseph E. Baylin. We all wish to express our sincere thanks to the citizens of Key West, who have made our visit such a happy one. We have enjoyed every minute of our stay here, and we will always eagerly look forward to the time when we may again return, to this, "Tropical Wonderland."
MR. AND MRS. J. W. MANN.
Detroit, Michigan.
Key West, Fla.,
Jan. 19, 1936.
What sub-type of article is it?
Emotional
Reflective
What keywords are associated?
Key West Visit
Hospitality
Deep Sea Fishing
Detroit Visitors
Thompson Hosts
Demeritt Fishermen
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. And Mrs. J. W. Mann.
Editor, The Citizen
Letter to Editor Details
Author
Mr. And Mrs. J. W. Mann.
Recipient
Editor, The Citizen
Main Argument
the writers express profound appreciation for the hospitality and charm of key west during their second visit, thanking the citizens for making it memorable and looking forward to returning.
Notable Details
Guests Of Mr. And Mrs. Harold Thompson
Deep Sea Fishing With Demeritt Boys And Father
Accompanied By Detroit Fire Dept. Members: Vincent Stringweld, Russell J. Vallier, Paul P. Karabes, Joseph E. Baylin
Described As 'Island City' And 'Tropical Wonderland'