Waterman Guests At Montverde School Luncheon
New York City resident Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waterman and Mr. and Mrs. John Lochner of Clermont visited Montverde School for a luncheon and speaker event. Waterman lectured at Chapel hour as three student numbers were performed including a violin solo by Louise Fletcher and a humorous reading by Frances Hagen. The school quartet also performed Sleepy Hollow Tune. Dean McCauslin led, with C. F. Evans reading Scripture and leading prayer.
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Frank Waterman
New York City
Lake County
John Lochner
Clermont
Montverde
Waterman
Knoxville
Tenn
January Jones
Aubrey
Lamar Folsom
Live Oak
Stewart Gatchel
Sanford
John Port
Pittsuligh
Sleepy Hollow
H. P Carpenter
Lochner
Mr. Waterman
Dean McCauslin
C. F. Evans
Card of Thanks from the Lotz Family
The family thanks friends for sympathy during illness and death of their husband and brother. They also thank Rehbaum & Company and Doctors Tyre and Richardson for their splendid service. Mrs. J. H. Lotz and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lotz.
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Rehbaum & Company
Tyre and Richardson
J. H. Lotz
J. L. Lotz
Payments On Home Loans May Be Made In Orlando Office
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation announces an Orlando counter for in person payments from 9 am to 4 pm at the Deliver Building, Room 24. The facility targets borrowers in nearby counties and starts March 25, 1935, with payments by mail still sent to Atlanta for proper credit.
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Orlando
The
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Florida
Washington Street
Orange Avenue
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Seminole
Lake
Volusia
Brevard
Washington
Florida cover crops mix with corn and hog grazing notes
State Experiment Station reports cro) tmag 3000 acres sown with crotalarias and Austrian peas, hairy vetch and other legumes. Volunteers dominate on light citrus soils, with 100 acres of cover crops annually. British naval vessel Dragon anchored in Miami with 418 crew.
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Natal
Lorida
Andy
Miami
Literary Digest Promotes Florida Tax Reform and Growth
The Literary Digest in its March 23 issue discusses Florida’s tax revisions aimed at ending ad valorem taxes and cutting government costs. Buckner Chipley, president of the Florida Tax Revision League, says national publicity could attract hundreds of thousands of new residents, boosting homebuilding, agriculture, and commerce in Florida.
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Literary Digest
Florida
Everglades
Buckner Chipley
Florida Tax Revision League
Florida Moves to End Blackslider Bass Sales
The Florida legislature considers a conservation bill endorsed by the American Game Association and backed by the Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce and Florida Sportsmen’s Association to stop selling black bass in Florida. Supporters say keeping bass in streams and lakes boosts fishing and state revenue from anglers. opponents warn of economic harm from sales.
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Florida
American Game Association
United States
The
Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce
Florida Sportsmen’s Association
Renewed interest in Florida horse breeding grows
With a small U S horse supply the state attracts renewed breeding activity. Purebred stallions are placed statewide. The State Experiment Station secured a purebred Morgan Stallion from Middlebury VI, nearly three years old and praised as an excellent stud. Dr A L Shealy and Bradford Knapp Jr note the Morgan is a saddle horse known for endurance and intelligence and suitable for range conditions.
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United States
Florida
State Experiment Station
Middlebury
A. L. Shealy
Bradford Knapp, Jr
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Morgan
Largest Dutch Belted herd near Miami sets state record
Fernandina juniors order 1000 bumper cards to advertise local efforts as the Miami area hosts the largest Dutch Belted dairy cattle herd in the United States.
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United States
Miami
Florida
Fernandina’s
Live Communities and Home Trade in Distant Towns
Opinion column argues local business health sustains town growth and home values. It condemns mail order competition, urges patronizing home merchants, and highlights community welfare tied to shared prosperity and neighborly support. It notes pest control for dogs and a Chanute centenarian's unusual life. A reformer questions guiding conscience.
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Africa
Mount Dora Lot Sells At Auction In Built Up Suburb
Real estate appraisers put the lot at 1200 dollars while a nearby sale in the same block fetched over 600 dollars. The parcel is lot 16 block 18 50 by 125 facing Sheridan Road near Mount Dora. No debts or taxes are attached to the property at 508 Washington Ave.
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Sheridan Road
Mount Dora
Valuable Citrus By-Products To Be Manufactured
Fragrance expert Dr. Dorment shows a method at the Chicago World’s Fair to convert cull citrus into essential oils and powder. Oils from pettigrain flower buds and grapefruit orange lemon command high prices in perfumery, while the new process extracts oils without solvents or steam and yields a preservative free, water soluble citrus powder promising lasting flavor and health benefits.
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Beyond Foods
Burg
Coitanateras
Dorment
St. Petersburg
Mrs Dora B Sims Dies After Brief Illness In Jacksonville
Mrs Dora Belle Sims of Jacksonville and formerly Mount Dora died at her home on Tuesday April 2 after a brief illness. Born in Ihland Alabama she was active in the Methodist church and Pythian Sisters. She leaves two daughters Mrs L H Douglass of Jacksonville and Mrs Herbert Wells of Washington DC along with five sisters and two brothers.
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Dora Belle Sims
Jacksonville
Mount Dora
Sims
Ihland
Alabama
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
L. H. Douglass
Herbert Wells
Washington, D. C
Death of Mount Dora resident John H. Lotz
John H. Lotz wintered in Mount Dora and died March 29 after weeks of illness, partly at the Florida Sanitarium Orlando. The retired veteran served 27 years in three wars including the Spanish American, Philippine Insurrection and World War I. Burial in Cincinnati under Masonic auspices, widow accompanying the body. arrangements by Rehbaum & Co. He had worked at Central Trust Company bank in Cincinnati and was brother of J. L. Lotz of Mount Dora.
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John H. Lotz
Florida
Orlando
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rehbaum & Co
Masons
Lotz
Mount Dora
Obituary for Richard Koebke of Antigo and Mount Dora
Richard Koebke of Antigo Wisconsin and Mount Dora Florida died March 30 after a brief illness. He was 66, born in Manitowoc, married Mary Spencer in 1879, and survived by a daughter, Mary Hadlock, a granddaughter, siblings, and half-siblings. A Mason funeral and Antigo vault burial are planned. he was a businessman and civic leader, former postmaster and head of the local telephone and gas ventures.
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Richard Koebke
Antigo
Wisconsin
Mount Dora
Koebke
Manitowoc
Mary Spencer
Frank Hadlock
Maryann Hadlock
Arthur
George Koebke
Wis
Lillian Prevail
Florida Tales of Change and Coastal Commerce
Twenty Tennessee mayors now residing in Florida advertise their new fate. St Augustine hosts a Florida School while rural rehabilitation centers near Plant City operate. Rep Hamilton Fish Jr. reeled a 70 pound marlin swordfish off Fort Lauderdale. Carnegie funds value 2500 dollars support music study at Florida State College for Women. West’s coral trees and ferns win blue ribbon at Miami Beach Tropical Show. A Fort Lauderdale resident beautified property, inspiring neighbors to follow with similar real estate moves.
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New York
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Fort Lauderdale
West
Miami Beach
Clyde Beale Named Assistant Editor at Agricultural College
Clyde Beale has been appointed assistant editor with the State Agricultural Extension Service and Experiment Station. He will direct farm radio programs, succeeding R. M. Fulghum who resigned in January. Beale, a University of Georgia graduate, has five years of reporting experience and began work April 1.
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Clyde Beale
State Agricultural Extension Service and Experiment Station
William Newell
R. M. Fulghum
Tf U.S. Department of Agriture
Mr. Beale
University of Georgia
Notice of Tax Deed Application Related to Wilson Cypress Co
Notice states tax certificate 2557 dated August 1932 has filed for tax deed to land in Florida. Describes the NW quarter south range and house, with final deed date set for April 23 1935. Former owner Wilson Cypress Co. Also included is final report and discharge for the estate of Eddy C. Stovall executors Jennie M. Stovall and Albert T. Stovall calling for objections and distribution after court proof of publication.
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Florida
Wilson Cypress Co
Jennie M. Stovall
Albert T. Stovall
Eddy C. Stovall
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Mount Dora Electric Co
Gudgeon Electric Co
Highland Avenue
Montverde School
Ballard’s
Kellogg’s
Prunes
Spot Cash
A. G. Moss
C. C. Moorhead
Berth
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Phila
Balto
Norfolk
Savannah
N. Orange Ave
Bay St
Merchants
Blackslider
Bass Conservation
Chanute
South Highland
W. W. Hollon
Sylvan Shores
R. M. Wilson
Washington Ave
Anon
United Motors
Delco-Remy
North East Electrical
Donnelly
Tennessee
St. Augustine’s
Plant City
Florida State College For Women
Carnegie Corporation
Agricultural College
GEO
J. Dykes
Flora
Florida Gas Co
L. A. Tremain
N. Donnelly
Mount Dora, Florida
Burton’s
Service
Highland Ave
U. S. Hale Market
Lloyd Atkins
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