State Approves Plan for Local Phone Corp Improvements
Florida Telephone Corporation won state approval to install an automatic dial system in Eustis with a modest rate increase. The project aims to modernize the system across twenty seven exchanges including Leesburg and Clermont, with $1 340 000 planned for the next three years.
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Local Phone Corp
Eustis
Florida Telephone Corporation
Florida
Otto Wettstein III
Max E. Wettstein
Winter Garden
Systam
Leesburg
Groveland
Clermont
Mt. Dora
Tavares
Umatilla
Apopka
Kissimmee
St. Cloud
Crystal River
Inverness
Wildwood
Bushnell
Dade City
Alachua
Lake Butler
High Springs
Williston
Live Oak
White Springs
Jasper
Mayo A
Crescent City
Ocala
Wilkins Linhart
J. R. Lightsey
Lightsey
Florida State Commission
Kinser couple to spend 48th consecutive summer in Canada
Mr and Mrs B M Kinser of Eustis depart for their Port Stanton Ontario summer cottage, 110 miles north of Toronto, to begin their 48th consecutive summer season at Sparrow Lake home.
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Atisers
Sparrow Lake
B. M. Kinser
Eustis
Port Stanton
Ont
Canada
Toronto
Legion Fish Fry Invites War Vets At Eustis Lakefront
Ernest Westbrook post of the American Legion invites all ex servicemen to a 7 p m fish fry Tuesday June 18 at Dillard's Point Lake Eustis with access from Bay Street Citrus Street and South Shore Drive. Legion committee members in charge are John McGough Paul Hudson and J B Reilly Regular monthly meeting follows the repost A large class of former servicemen and women will be received including a former WAC and a former Wave.
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Ernest Westbrook
American Legion
Dillard's Point
Lake Eustis
Bay Street
Citrus Street
South Shore
Legion Committee
John McGough
Paul Hudson
J. B. Reilly
Ground improvements planned for Uma tilla Veterans building
The Veterans building at Uma tilla will gain a descriptive sign about its use. The county will clean up and improve the surrounding ground area to enhance the site.
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Umatilla
Refuse at City Dump Covered and Extra Trenches Dug
City Manager R L Maynard orders spraying of all garbage cans and lids in Eustis to prevent hog feeding and bolster polio drive efforts. Dump area to be covered with a bull dozer and trenches dug for quick back filling as emergency measure if waste removal slows.
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Eustis
R. L. Maynard
Florida
Florida Racing Fans Visit Midget Track
A crowd of Florida racing enthusiasts toured a midget car track and posed with the entrants. In the photo, left to right top row show Cowboy Clayton, W. T. Thomas, Al Clayton of Daytona Beach, Ed Stone, Forrest LaRoe, W. A. Baker of Eustis, Frank Ironmonger, Hank Milstrey of Jacksonville. Bottom row names include Jim Burkhalter of Eustis, Bill Thomas, Lawson Diggett of Daytona Beach, Roy Buchart of St Petersburg, and Frank Newman of Tampa.
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Cowboy” Clayton
W. T. Thomas
al Clayton
Daytona Beach
Ed Stone
Forrest LaRoe
W. A. Baker
Eus
Tis
Frank Ironmonger
Hank Milstrey
Jacksonville
Jim Burkhalter
Eustis
Bill Thomas
Lawson Diggett
Roy Buchart
St. Petersburg
Frank Newman
Tampa
Henry Kruse dies after long illness in Eustis
Henry A. Kruse 58, longtime Eustis resident, died at Waterman Memorial Hospital after a three month illness. Funeral services were held at William Zeller Funeral Home with Rev. M. H. Epperson officiating. Survived by wife Iva two daughters Aileen and Doris a brother A E Kruse and a sister Mrs R F Ewing. He came from Ohio in 1925 to work for Consolidated Packing Co. The family lived at 825 Citrus Avenue. He lost a leg to knee infection on May 11 and briefly recovered before a stomach disorder and transfusions led to his final illness.
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Henry A. Kruse
Eustis
Waterman Memorial Hospital
William Zeller
M. H. Epperson
Kruse
Iva
Aileen
Orlando
Doris
A. E. Kruse
R. F. Ewing
Akron
Ohio
Consolidated Packing Co
Citrus Avenue
Eustis Shopping Center Ad Pushes Keaton of Eustis News
Local promotion urges readers to make Eustis the shopping hub and to patronize Keaton of Eustis News, highlighting a combined consumer and press endorsement within the community.
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Eustis
Keaton
Local Merchants reorganize Eustish Retail Merchants Assn
A reorganized Eustish Retail Merchants Association formed a new six member board and officers after a reorganiz ation meeting held Thursday evening at the Florida Power Co lounge. Paul B. Brown was elected president and Lawrence J. Taylor Jr. was named vice president. Directors include Guy Merry E V Sheffield and W H McLaughlin. The group voted to meet monthly on the fourth Thursday in the association building.
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Eustish Retail Merchants Association
Florida Power Co
Paul B. Brown
Lawrence J. Taylor, Jr
Waa. Poe
Guy Merry
E. V. Sheffield
W. H. McLaughlin
Porter plans projection of home movies
Don Porter, owner of Porter's store at 120 Magnolia avenue in Eustis, announced plans to build a modern home movie projection room in the office space next to his shop. He has expanded the plant with two darkrooms and a finishing room and will extend the business to include new merchandise lines and several franchises.
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Eustis
Don Porter
Porter
Magnolia Avenue
Huskey
Remises. P
Lake County
Porter's Photo and Music Store
Porter’s
Voss Washing Machines
Norris Reports Strong Fruit Set Pleases Growers
Lake county growers are generally pleased with the good crops their trees have set. County Agent R. E Norris noted growing conditions have been favorable and most citrus trees are in excellent condition.
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Lake County
R. E Norris
Eustis Delegates Return From Rotary Convention
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferran returned this week from a two weeks trip to New Jersey and New York where they attended the Rotary International convention in Atlantic City.
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C. F. Moore
E. L. Ferran
New Jersey
New York
Rotary International
Atlantic City
Hunter Couple Resume Management of Tavares Citizen
Mr and Mrs J C Hunter take over management of the Tavares Citizen while John Lochner relinquishes editorial duties. The Lochners travel to California for a rest as the Hunters operate the paper. The Lochners plan to attend the National Editorial association convention at Estes Park on their way to Los Angeles.
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Tavares
J. C. Hunter
Tavares Citizen
John Lochner
Harry Rowell Dies Sudden in Umatilla Car Crash
Harry Hoag Rowell of Washington Avenue died suddenly June 7 while driving his car in Umatilla. Born September 26, 1886, in College Springs Iowa, he lived in Florida and New York with the Poweller company before returning to Florida. He was a member of South Church Congregational Utica New York and is survived by his widow Effie Morin Rowell and a daughter Mrs. Justin Wissick of Hamilton New York. two infant sons had died. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. at Zeller Funeral Home Eustis with Rev. R. T. Caldwell officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews W Walton Hunter, Harry Feizin, Ray Brantley, James Hunter, Charles J. King, and Richard Hunter.
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Harry Hoag Rowell
Washington Avenue
Umatilla
Mr. Rowell
College Ngs
Florida
Rowell
N. Y
Poweller Company
W Walton Hunter
Harry Feizin
Ray Brantley
James Hunter
Charles J. King
Richard Hunter
Trailer makers forecast 60000 units if market conditions stabilize
Truck trailer manufacturers say they can produce 60,000 motor freight trailers this year if conditions stabilize. The claim hinges on ongoing market stability and supply chain recovery affecting output projections.
Make Eustis Your Shopping Center and Patronize Advertisers
Community readers are urged to support local commerce by visiting Eustis businesses featured in the latest edition. The notice promotes shopping centers, merchants, and services highlighted within the paper.
New COFC Heads To Be Selected At Annual Meeting
New officers of the Eustis Chamber of Commerce will be chosen at the annual board of directors meeting in the commerce building this afternoon. The retiring board meets at 3 30 p m to wind up affairs and the new board will convene at 4 p m. Directors elected at the May 10 banquet at the Grand View hotel include Paul B. Brown W A Hunter C Harold Hippler Leslie Huffstetler H F Isted J R Lightsey Guy Merry L L Polk H J Schneider and F W Stebbins. Holdovers are George Pierce R L Maynard Kenneth Glass F E Owens Mrs R E Sawyer W S Dillard H A Redfield Memory Martin.
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Eustis Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Commerce
Grand View Hotel
Paul B. Brown
W.A. Hunter
C. Harold Hippler
Leslie Huffstetler
Lions Club
H. A. Redfield
Memory Martin
American Legion
First Federal Savings & Loan Votes High Dividend 1946
The First Federal Savings & Loan association board met June 6 and approved a 214 percent semi annual dividend payable July 1, 1946, marking the twentieth such payment since 1936. The territory includes Eustis Mt Dora Umatilla Tavares and adjacent areas. The firm recently acquired all mortgages of the Tavares association, doubling assets to about 400000 in mortgages, with investments up to 5000 insured by the federal government. The note highlights GI loans and veteran housing aid. Current officers listed include Ed R. Carter president and L L Polk vice president.
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First Federal Savings & Loan Association
Eustis
Mt. Dora
Umatilla
Tavares
Tavares Association
Ed R. Carter
L. L. Polk
G. A. Pierce
H. F. Isted
J. Earl Myers
Frank W. Palmer
A. W. Hodges
H. J. Schneider
J. F. Short
Frank W. Stebbins
Eustis Man Assigned To Duty on Okinawa
First Lieutenant William D. Hallenbeck of Tavares road is assigned to the 559th Air Service group within the 316th Bombardment Wing. The unit operates Boeing B-29 Super fortresses of the Eighth Air Force on Okinawa and supports Kadena Army Air base. The Eighth Air Force serves in the Pacific on occupation duty, aiming to maintain peace and advance future operations.
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William D. Hallenbeck
Tavares Road
559Th Air Service Group
316Th Bombardment Wing
Eighth Air Force
Okinawa
559Th
Kadena Army Air Base
Pacific
Magnolia Bay to Grove Streets to Be Repaved
City announces resurfacing of 30 Eustis streets starting Saturday June 15 under Manly Construction Co. The work covers Magnolia from Bay to Grove and Grove street fully from Magnolia to Badger. completion expected around September 15. Bay street remains state maintained.
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Eustis
R. L. Maynard
Maynard
Manly Construction Co
Leesburg
Bay Street
Magnolia Avenue
Grove
Center
Exeter
Manly
Grove Street
Magnolia’ Avenue
Badger Street
Eustis Streets
Citrus Avenue
Railroad
Eustis Street
Macdonald
Grange
Lemon Avenue
Bay
Ward Avenue
Key Avenue
Woodward
Lake Gracie
Ambassador Avenue
Genter
Pal Avenue
Cter
Lakeview Drive
Fahnstock
Lakeview
Hazelton
Southeast
Dewey
Magnolia
Citrus
Badger
Mary
Lemon
Key
Prescott
Orange
Morningside
Fernshaw
Hillcrest Court
Hillcrest Drive
Poinsettia
Gottsche
Clifford
Morningside Drive
Bulldozer Clears Lake Gracie Shorefront Work Begins
City officials led by City Manager R L Maynard clear brush and grass from Lake Gracie shore using a bulldozer. Work aims to finish in a day or two with no further landscaping planned by the city. Some property owners intend to plant shrubs and grass along the lakeside strip.
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Lake
Gracie
R L. Maynard
Maynard
Weather details for Grace Smith report date unclear
The fragment records weather figures and a local observer named Grace Smith tied to a United States Weather Bureau report dated around the 24th. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Grace Smith
The
United Stateatcher Bureau
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