Dr B E Vaughan Palmetto Physician Dies In Tampa
Dr B E Vaughan 53 a Palmetto physician for 18 years died today at a Tampa hospital after a short illness. A University of Kentucky graduate he came from Sedree, Fla. He married Miss Prudence Pollard of Palmetto who died two years ago. Surviving are two daughters Mrs J C McDugald Palmetto and Mrs Shelby Reese Tupelo Miss and three grandchildren Edward McDonald Vaughan and Jessie McDugald. Funeral at 10:30 Friday at Palmetto M E Church Rev W A Fischer officiating with interment in Palmetto cemetery. Wakeman Funeral home in charge. Body lies in state at McDugald home 1712 Bay Street until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Vaughan
Palmetto
Tampa
Vaughan
University of Kentucky
Sedree
Prudence Pollard
J. C. McDugald
Shelby Reese
Tupelo
Miss
Markets Open With Selective Buying On Wall Street
At New York May 11 selective buying appeared at the market open with demand focused on seasoned dividend shares. United States Steel, American Express, Louisville and Nashville and International Silver moved in blocks while Union Bag and Paper gained. Industrials climbed as top issues recovered and reports of industrial combinations influenced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
United States Steel
American Express
Louisville
Hudson Motors
Atchison, New York Central
van Sweringen
Traffic officer warns of road damage by dragging items
Sheriff’s Traffic Officer Hutches announces a law forbidding driving on rims or dragging objects to avoid road damage. He cites arrests and widespread unawareness and vows enforcement on the Bradenton to Verna route. A Dixon’s pavilion project at Anna Maria adds a shaded water shelter and plans for night lighting for bathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutches
Verna
Dixon
Anna Maria
Fletcher Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
G Hansel Fletcher underwent a successful appendicitis operation Tuesday morning at the General hospital and was resting easily this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hansel Fletcher
General Hospital
Judge Bird Returns to Clearwater
Judge John A. Bird of Pinellas county court has improved enough at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore to return home to Clearwater. Judge W H Tucker presided at the recent county court term in Clearwater during Bird’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bird
Pinellas County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Clearwater
W. H. Tucker
Bird
Murat Re-Signs as Mulberry Band Director
Word from Mulberry states A. L. Murat will continue as director of the Mulberry Boys band, leading a 56 member ensemble for another year. The former Manatee Municipal band director extends his tenure amid local civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
A. L. Murat
Manatee
Mana Tee Crate sets April production record
April production at Mana Tee Crate topped prior records with about half a million fruit and vegetable containers shipped. Overtime at the mill will likely continue into the tomato shipping season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatee Crate Company
Knowles Confined to Home by Illness
Local attorney G. B. Knowles was confined to his home due to illness on Monday and Tuesday, affecting his court and client schedules in the area.
Company L Plans Banquet for Anniversary Night
Company L will hold a banquet on Wednesday night May 18 marking the first anniversary of the local military unit. An interesting program of music and talks is planned with several officers from state organizations as guests, replacing the regular drill for that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
Tarpon Active Off Anna Maria Key
Joseph Reichart of Bartlesville Oklahoma and Anna Maria fished off the Anna Maria docks last evening and hooked a tarpon on a light mackerel outfit. The fish jumped four times before escaping. Spectators estimated the tarpon weighed 35 to 40 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reichart
Bartlesville
Okla
Anna Maria
Anna Marie
Visiting Friends Out Manatee River
Little Miss Yolanda Finney of Beau Vue visits in the upper Manatee section staying with Miss Hazel Williams and Miss Marie Williams near Bethany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatee River
Yolanda Finney
Beau Vue
Hazel
Marie Williams
Bethany
Manatee
Large Tarpon Harvest Reported from Boca Grande
W. O. Trombo received a wire from Jerome Fugate stating more than 100 tarpon were caught at Boca Grande the night before with one man landing 14. He urged notification to all sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Trombo
Jerome Fugate
Boca Grande
Dr. Margaret Pearce Returns From Northern Visit
Dr. Margaret Pearce has returned home after a two months visit in the north. She spent time at Charleston South Carolina and Missouri. The final period was spent in clinical work in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pearce
North
Charleston
S. C
Nitiinde
Missouri
Chicago
Toll of tornado hits towns as relief aids converge
Debris searches uncover many bodies as funeral rites begin for victims. About 25 will be buried in Strong and Norphiet as Red Cross teams rush disaster relief from nearby camps and St. Louis. Walnut Ridge Mayor says Lawrence County has 700 homeless, mostly white, with temporary shelter in spared buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Norphiet
Red Cross
St. Louis
Breen
Tricken
J. F. Mearns
Walnut Ridge
Lawence County
Mearis
Ed Flays Coolidge for Urging Congress on Flood Relief
The report notes flood threats along the lower Mississippi and warns that levee breaches could doom the Baton Rouge area. The American Red Cross says the colony fears disaster and may evacuate if levees fail. Senior Surgeon John McMuller cables Washington urging action for relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Flays Coolidge
USAL
Congress
Rouge
Wah
Mississippi River
American Steel Cross
Baton Rouge
John McMuller
United States Public, Health Department
Red Cross
Washington
Miami Daily Record Defined By Court
Florida Supreme Court rules the Daily Record of Miami is not a newspaper for statutory purposes. The decision involves a property transfer case against Circuit Judge Rose and questions whether such a publication may serve constructive service notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
The
Daily Record
Miami
State Supreme Court
Rose
Joseph Yaeger
A. J. Rose
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
Dade County
Supreme Court
Lindbergh Arrives in St Louis Ahead of New Flight
Captain Charles A Lindbergh, famed former airmail pilot, lands in St Louis as he plans a New York to Paris flight. He arrived at eight o clock this evening following a stopover yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Airmail
New York
Paris
Entire Week Set For Criminal Docket In County Court
County court pursues a full week on the criminal calendar as many cases are disposed. Defendants plead guilty or are found guilty on charges including removing property, carrying liquor, assault, drunkenness, petit larceny, and transporting intoxicants. Bonds and estreatures are set or lifted as cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. G. Grimes
Major Monroe
Reuben Oliver
Shine
Leroy Wetherington
T. E.kelley
Henry B. Hicks
Lucile Bird
Noile
Joe Reding
E. Schmidt
Percy Dwinnell
A. M. Smith
Nole
T. Cooper
Alfred Williams
Elizabeth Juster
Robert Jackson
Ross Juster
John Pohl
Albert Pohl
Mary Reding
Joe Robinson
Joe Palmer
John Robinson
Letha Mathis
Lesla Mathis
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule Change O Kd Approved
Florida Railroad Commission approves revised Atlantic Coast Line schedule reducing discontinued trains to three. Trains 150 151 rerouted Ocala to Dunnellon connection. mixed freight service added. Other routings adjusted Jacksonville Ocala Palatka and Wilcox Rochelle Burnett's Lake. Only three services are formally cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Florida Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Florida
Convision
Ocala
R. A. McCranie
Homasta
Jacknville
Palatka
Purnetts Lake
Cross City
Rochelle
Lakeland
Dunellon
High Springs
Burnett’s Lake
Burnett's Lake
Wilcox
Jacksonville
Perry
Dye Receives Commission as State Attorney
Dewey A. Dye has been commissioned by Governor John W. Martin for a four term as state attorney, succeeding himself. He was endorsed without opposition by county electors at the June 8 primaries and assumed office after Governor’s appointment following G. B. Knowles resignation in September 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey A. Dye
John W. Martin
Dye
G. B. Knowles
Commissioners to Meet in Special Session
The county commissioners will convene a special session Monday at 10 o clock to receive bids for improvements and extensions in the Tampa Gap Drainage district north of Palmetto. Engineer estimates place the project cost near $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa Gap
Palmetto
Gilchrist Class to Meet Friday
Local Gilchrist class members in Tampa invitees to a Friday morning meeting at the Scottish Rite temple to finalize plans for the mid summer Tampa Consistory reunion on June 7 and 8 and discuss an early social gathering of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist
Tampa
Sarasota Criminal Calendar Cleared After Heavy Docket
The Sarasota circuit court under Judge W. T. Harrison and State's Dewey A. Dye cleared the criminal calendar yesterday. The court now works on the civil docket with cases through May 27. It was the heaviest criminal and civil calendar in the county's history and all murder trials resulted in convictions. Indications suggest this was the last term in the present two county judicial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
W. T. Harrison
Dewey A. Dye
Dye
Sarasota County
Osteopaths Convene in Miami Leads Program at Columbus Hotel
Dr. Emory Pierce departs tonight for a three day session of the State Society of Osteopaths in Miami. The convention program includes top osteopaths from across the United States and will be held at the Columbus hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Pierce
Miami
State Society of Osteopaths
United States
Columbus Hotel
Ford and Rowe Return from Coral Gables
Judge N. Dwight Ford and A. B. Rowe have returned from Coral Gables where they spent several days on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Rowe
East Coast
N. Dwight Ford
A. B. Rowe
Coral Gables
Legion Luncheon Club to Meet at Hotel Dixie Grande
The Legion Luncheon Club will meet at 12 30 pm tomorrow at the Hotel Dixie Grande for its weekly luncheon session. A program will be rendered and all veterans are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Hotel
Dixie Grande
Miss E Rhodes Leaves for Black Mountain Summer
Miss E Rhodes and her mother depart this morning on the Atlantic Coast Line for Black Mountain North Carolina to spend the summer. The pair travel together for the seasonal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss E. Rhodes
Atlantic Coast Line
Black Mountain
North Carolina
Miss Rhodes
Power Company Girls in Punta Gorda
Sunshine Service club girls of the Florida Power and Light Company toured Pun ta Gorda as representatives on the National Electric Light Association women’s committee. The party included Mabel Jordan Mrs L R Smoak Beatrice Taylor Gertrude Todd and Eugenia Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Service Club
Florida Power and Light Company
Punta Gorda
National Electric Light Association
Mabel Jordan
L. R. Smoak
Beatrice Taylor
Gertrude Todd
Eugenia Brooks
Flight to Paris Planned Amid Nungesser Coli Uncertainty
In New York on May 11 AP reports Bellanca monoplane Columbia owners planned a dawn Saturday departure for a 3,800 mile return flight to Paris. Amid missing Nungesser and Coli, Ambassador Herrick warned such a flight could cause misunderstanding in France and instructed weather checks and instrument sealing before takeoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
Nungesser
Coli
France
Columbia Today
North Atlantic
Nun- Lesser
United States
Herrick
State Department
America
Judge Assigned In Tallahassee Case
Judge W. W. Wright of the twenty third judicial circuit was assigned by Governor Martin to preside in Tallahassee Friday over the Florida county versus J T Nasworth and the Citizens Bank of Tallahassee due to the vacancy left by Judge E C ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
W. W. Wright
Twenty-Third Judicial Circuit
Martin
of Florida
J. T. Nasworth
Citizens Bank of
Frog Eye Light Response Triggers Measurable Current
Observation shows frog eyes emit an electric current when exposed to candlelight, detectable with a galvanometer. The finding suggests a light-induced bioelectric response in amphibian tissue and may inform studies of photoreception mechanisms.
Jury Guards Guard Paul Kelly Trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 11, the jury of nine women and three men was kept under guard as cross examination of A F Wagner began. Wagner, the county autopsy surgeon and key state witness, testified Raymond died of pneumonia following hemorrhage from blunt force. The trial centers on Kelly accused of murdering Ray Raymond after a fight at the Raymond home linked to Dorothy Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
A. F. Wagner
Paul Kelly
Ray Raymond
Wagner
Raymond
Kelly
Dorothy Raymond
Ray
Poplar Bluff Plans Rebuilding After Tornado
Missouri town officials and Mayor John W. Berryma launched plans for a greater Poplar Bluff after a tornado disaster. Governor Sam A. Baker visited, promising the town will rise again. Death toll stood at eighty with about 350 Injured, 100 seriously, as Red Cross and relief work organized. Debris cleanup in the business district continued while graves were dug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
John W. Berryma
Sam A. Baker
Red Cross
Brooks obituary note near Austell funeral services
J. L. Brooks dies with services arranged by Turner Funeral Home. Remains to be sent to Atlanta for burial. Funeral services planned for Friday in Austell. Mrs Brooks and Mrs J Lem Satter, both white, to accompany the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Atlanta
Turner Funeral Home
Austell
Brooks
J. Lem Satter
White
Emai
New Bill Charges City Fraud in Palm Beach
A bill of information charges conspiracy to defraud the city of 200000 by padded bills. Defendants include former city manager C A Bingham and associates T B Henry H J Daugherty B A Lopez and T R Martin. Judge Hartridge indicated the original bill had defects. trial opens May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
C. A. Bingham
They
Lima
Watertown
T. B. Henry
H. J. Daugherty
B. A. Lopez
T. R. Martin
A. G. Hartridge
Local salesman leaps to death from bridge in Washington
Josef S. Herman, a Washington salesman, waved to motorists then jumped from the Connecticut Avenue bridge entering Rock Creek Park. He fell more than 100 feet to the ground in an apparent suicide act early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josef S. Herman
Connecticut Avenue
Rock Creek Park
Pineapple Shipments From Havana Dominate Immense Cuban Crop
Three thousand five hundred carloads of pineapples from Havana have been handled through Key West in the last year as Cuba reports an enormous crop this season. the arrival indicates strong trade activity and growing fruit exports from the Caribbean market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fia
Havana
Florida Garden Clubs Organized in Daytona Beach
Thirty two garden clubs were organized in Daytona Beach Florida this week. The event brought together members from Fteen cerlhads and other groups as part of a statewide gardening initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Florida
Florida Garden Clubs Endorse Forestry Bill At Meeting
At a state federation meeting Florida Garden Clubs officers announced six clubs are affiliated with the federation and discussed endorsement of a forestry bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Federation of Garden Clubs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Vaughan of
Florida State Marketing Bureau
Bradenton
Dixon Beach
Fletcher
Judge Bird
Murat
Miami Daily Record
Judge Tucker
M. Thomas
Rudolph Yarbough
Lance Simmons
A. R. Oldham
O. K.d
Sarasota
Power Company Girls
J. L. Brooks
Thomas’ Pharmacy
Manatee Ave
18Th St
A. L. Merrifield CO
No. 12Th Street
Worelands
Mactonsia
Wen
Adkete
ZMOME
Carrie
del Monte
PEAS
United Markets
Palmetto State Bank
John A. Reed Gas Co
A. J. Lawlor, Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!