Palmetto Mourns Loss Of Council Wooten
Palmetto mourns influential citizen Council Wooten aged 41 born December 12 1584 in Waukeenah Florida died at his Bay Street home. He moved from Monticello fifteen years ago and served on Palmetto’s board of trustees until illness. Survived by widow and three children Mary Lou Council and Kenneth funeral 2 pm at Palmetto Methodist Church with Masons. burial in Monticello.
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Council Wooten
Mr. Wooten
Peglack
Bay Street
Waukeenah
Fis
Wooten
Monticello
Palmette Oil
Methodist Church
Brs
Council
Kenneth
Palmetto Methodist Church
W. A. Fischer
W. B. Tresca
Palmetto Lodge of Masons
Wakeman
Bradenton Court House Addition Progress and Fixture Arrival
Architect J H Johnson announced the court house addition is about zero percent complete but on schedule A car load of rail fixtures has arrived and is on the ground. The extension is expected to be finished around July 1 with R G Cregan as the contractor.
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J. H. Johnson
Court House
R. G. Cregan
Miss Tucker Visits Confederate Reunion in Tampa
Thelma Tucker of the Foreign Department at First National Park attended the Confederate reunion in Tampa today. Zeely Rogers of the Contact Department will return to work Monday after a three week illness layoff.
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Thelma Tucker
Foreign Department
the First National Park
Tampa
Zeely Rogers
Local men land 460 pound kingfish in rapid gulf catch
Milton Prentiss, Fred Leshin vy, John Reiser and John H Stock headed a drift that yielded a 460 pound kingfish in under four hours yesterday in the gulf. Captain Ollins piloted the voyage.
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Milton Prentiss
Fred Leschinvy
John Reiser
John H. Stock
Gulf
Captain Ollins
Tucker and Kimble Attend State Bar Meet in Jacksonville
Judge W. H. Tucker and W. L. Kimble drove to Jacksonville to attend State Bar sessions today and Saturday. Several local attorneys are also in attendance.
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Tucker
Kimble
W. H. Tucker
W. L. Kimble
Jacksonville
State Bar
Obituary for Mrs. Margaret Parent
Funeral services were held at 2 o clock this afternoon at the Turner Funeral Home for Mrs. Margaret Parent who died Tuesday night after a lingering illness. Rev. George White officiated and interment was in Fogartyville Cemetery.
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Margaret Parent
Turner Funeral Home
George White
Fogartyville
U S Official Introduced To Local Lions
M H Bunn of Washington Idaho, a special traveling representative of the second assistant postmaster general, was introduced to the Lions in session at the Dixie Grande by L D Thorpe, Bradenton postmaster. Dr Hiram Byrd and S F Stephens spoke, Byrd urging traffic law revisions and a committee appointment. Mrs A H Payne and Mrs Dollie Bramlett performed musical numbers.
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M. H. Bunn
Washington
Lions
Dixie Grande
L. D. Thorpe
Manatee
Thorpe
Hiram Byrd
S. F. Stephens
Punta Gorda
Lions Club
Edmonds to keynote Florida Advertising Association meeting
Richard H. Edmonds editor and publisher of the Manufacturers' Record will speak at the Florida State Advertising Association convention in Daytona Beach set for April 10 to 12. Other prominent business leaders will also deliver addresses.
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Daytona Beach
Florida State Advertising Association
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Sale of Dixie Pelican Hotel Worth About 275000
J E Taylor and W S Shuman announce the sale of the Dixie Pelican Hotel to a firm of investment and securities dealers for a consideration of about 275000. The announcement comes from the hotel owners J E Taylor president and W S Shuman vice president.
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Stuart
Dixie Pelican Hotel
J. E. Taylor
W. S. Shuman
Thanks for help in Confederate veterans visit at Gamble Mansion
A local communication from The Herald expresses gratitude to automobile owners city and county officers and others for their cooperation in the visit of Confederate veterans to Gamble Mansion in Ellenton. The writer calls it a wonderful day for Manatee County and thanks all contributors.
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Confederate Veterans
Gamble Mansion
Ellenton
Stort Communication
the Herald
Manatee County
Ocean Shore Boulevard float entered for St Augustine festival
A mammoth decorated float will be entered by the Ocean Shore Boulevard Association in the festival at St. Augustine on April 7 to mark the opening of the Matanzas river and inlet bridges. The opening is seen as highly important to the Florida east coast.
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Daytona Beach
Ocean Shore Boulevard Association
St. Augustine
Matanzas River
Inlet
Florida East Coast
Lakeland to Receive Welaka Hatchery Black Bass Distribution
Captain T. R. Hodges, state shell fish commissioner, promises a share of young black bass from the Welaka hatchery for Lakeland and surrounding lakes. The fish will be ready for distribution in June or July and many will be released in local waters.
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Welaka
T. R. Hodges
Plan track meet Pensacola
West Florida high schools prepare for a track meet set for April 2 in Pensacola under West Florida Athletic Association. University of Florida athletic director Captain Ev Yon will serve as official in charge.
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Pensacola
West Florida
West Florida Athletic Association
Ev- Yon
Theniversity of Florida
Peterson to Deliver Key Address at Florida Rose Society Meeting
George H. Peterson a leading Rose and Peony grower from Fair Lawn New Jersey and St Petersburg Florida will speak at the Florida Rose Society annual meeting in the Dixie Grande Hotel next Thursday. He has long been a top authority in roses guiding new varieties and active with the American Rose Society. Peterson favors planting dormant outdoor roses in fall and has refused spring deliveries citing poor outcomes from October to December plantings. He will also serve as a judge at the Florida Rose event.
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George H. Peterson
Fairlawn
New Jersey
St. Petersburg
Florida
Florida Rose Society
Dixie- Grande Hotel
Peterson
America
American Rose Society
Florida Rose
Florida Rose Society Meeting and Show in Bradenton
The Florida Rose Society will hold a general public meeting and a Rose Show at the Women's Club in Bradenton opening at noon on Wednesday April 1st and continuing through Thursday April 14th. All who are interested are welcome to attend.
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Bradenton
Thoredey
Florida Rose Society
First Member of 100 Per Cent Drivers Club from St Petersburg
Mrs Josephine W Brown of St Petersburg claims the city’s first membership in the 100 Per Cent Drivers Club, a Seattle based subsidiary of the International Association of Automobile Traffic Officers. The award cites her thoughtful driving as the reason. Also noted is wildlife context about waterfowl nesting in muskrat houses.
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ST. Petersburg
Josephine W. Brown
Drivr’s Club
International Association of Automobile Traffic Officers
Seattle
Bond issue sale moves bonds to Toledo and Wichita
Fort Lauderdale reports completion of a $500 court house bond issue with $300,000 allocated to Toledo Ohio and Wichita Bang at 96 percent. County commission announced the sale.
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Fort Lauderdale
Court House
la Toledo
Ohio
Wichita, Bang
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