Clermont Dominates Do Rans In Rainout Rescheduled Tilt
Clermont swept the Lake Orange League game despite late rainouts as Morrison earned the win over Adkins. Sandifer led Clermont with eight RBIs and two triples, while Ivey hit a homer and McCutcheon Sandifer Mason each added key hits. Clermont outhit Mount Dora 9 to 4 in a game where errors fueled the big inning.
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Lake Orange
Clermont
Dorans
Miller
McCown
Ihe
Bob Ivey
Chapman
Q. Moore
M. Morrison
McCutcheon
Sandifer
Adkins
Webb
Ivey Q. Moore
J. Morrison
M. Morriso McCain
Q. M. Morigin
Sandifur
Ivey
McCain
Hays
Mount Dora
Morrison
Morris
Moore
Johnson
M Morrison
Hardin
Poa Hale
Jane McCown
B Chapman
Mr and Mrs Hill Move Into New Home at The Castle on the Hill
Mr and Mrs Napoleon Hill relocated from Tampa to The Castle on the Hill a few weeks ago. They plan interior updates including metal grill work chandeliers and new windows in the tower room. A three year old boy from Tampa may join the family as they settle into their new residence in Harriman Tenn.
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Castle On the
Hill
Napoleon Era
Tampa
Walch
Mr. Hill
Harriman
Tenn
Ocklawaha River Survey Authorized
The act authorizes over twenty preliminary surveys for potential Florida waterway projects. President proposes a bill and the plan describes a sequence during the first session's closing days. State Motor Vehicle Commissioner D. W. Findley announced a delay in providing county judges with drivers license blanks until August 15.
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Florida
D. W. Findley
Florida Road Patrol Plans Formed by State Board
Preliminary plans for organizing the new Florida Road Patrol by the State Board Department are being worked out. The patrol will begin operations on October 1st.
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Florida Road Patrol
State Board Department Offi
Boys Enjoy Ten Day Deer Lake Camp At Local Safari
Seventy plus boys and fourteen local girls attended Deer Lake Camp in Mount Dora for ten days. The Lake County Big Brothers sponsored the all day program featuring sports water activities and games from 6 30 a m to 9 p m with staff including Marvick Nuttal Seek and Weis kopft. Health chief Mrs Rebecca Jones led first aid while camp mothers assisted. Championship tournaments in basketball volley ball reenactments and boxing were held each evening in the recreation hall with all campers participating.
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Mount Dora
Deer Lake
Lake County Big Brothers
Lake County Rec Marvick
Jack Nuttal
Charles
William J. Weiskopt
Keith Jones
David Sudderth
James Weiskopf
Rebecca Jones
Wm. J. Weiskopf
Em Poe
As Once You Were: A.S. M. Reflection Tale
A fragment quoted from a library fund notice discusses a man reflecting on youth and life choices. It questions which life moment to relive and whether any would be worth redoing, framed as a middle aged man near fifty who has gained enough for reflection. The piece invites readers to consider personal history and effort.
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S. the Library Fund Committee
Candidate for Governor Promises Unified Florida
Miami attorney Benjamin Axleroad announced his candidacy for governor last week with a platform for a unified Florida. He supports a north Florida ship canal and the Everglades restoration, insisting the canal would be a national asset and pledging to protect public safety and fire control across the state.
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Florida
Benjamin Axleroad
Miami
North Florida
Everglades Ag
Siabe
Tas
Tals Bo
Turtle Teeth Are Not Real Teeth Despite Sharp Jaws
The article notes turtles lack true teeth but possess strong jaw muscles and sharp jaws. It explains tooth like ridges exist though not actual teeth and that some turtles can deliver painful bites.
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American Life Institute
Lake County Horticultural Assn Annual Meeting Planned
The 1939 Lake County Horticultural Association annual meeting will be held at Camp McQuarrie on Wednesday September 6 as part of the 6th Citrus Growers Institute. Speakers include L. H. Kramer and W. L. Burton of Florida Citrus Growers Inc. A Juniper Springs barbec ue and camp supper follow with committee reports and an address by Phil S. Taylor of Tallahassee. The Institute staff includes A. P. Spencer W. T. Nettles K. C. Moore and others.
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Lake County Horticultural Association
Camp McQuarrie
Citrus Growers Institute
Charles R. Short
Clermont
L. H. Kramer
W. L. Burton
Florida Citrus Growers Inc
Juniper
Juniper Springs
Phil S. Taylor
Tallahessee
A. P. Spencer
Agricultural Extension Service
W. T. Nettles
K. C. Moore
Orange County
Lucie K. Miller
Lake County
Camp Astess
R. E. Norris
H. H. Hethcox
Umatilla
Karl Lehmann
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Wilmer Bassett
G. T. Huggins
W. J. Weiskoff
Leesburg
Florida Beauticians Convene in Tampa for four day event
The Florida Beauticians Association holds its annual state convention in Tampa from October 22 to 25. More than 5 000 beauticians are expected to attend sessions on hairdos skin care and nail services with a Beauty Trade Exposition showcasing new devices. Hotel Tampa Terrace serves as headquarters Palm Room hosts meetings and social events while the mezzanine hosts the trade expo.
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Tampa
Florida Beauticians Association
Totel
Milady
Tampa Terrace
Palm Room
Lime and Avocado Festival Set for September in Homestead
The Lime and Avocado Festival for the American Tropics will be held during the first week of September in Homestead. The event, postponed from mid September, aims to boost consumption as the fruit matures. The Miami Herald and The Miami News pledge full support.
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Homestead
Miami Herald
The
Miami News
Hyacinth clean up plan touted by Kiwanis
A. Lee French outlines a portable cutting machine to eradicate hyacinths clogging lakes and rivers. The device fits on a shallow flat boat, requires about 600 dollars to build, and may be shared freely since patents are not filed.
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A. Lee French
Short
United States
Dances to Continue Through September First
After the summer program closes, Friday night dances run through September first. Music by a young orchestra, social rooms open nightly at 8 oclock. All ages invited with a 10 cent per person charge to cover music expenses.
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W. A. Vincent
Socker Coe to Oppose Senator Andrews
Charles Francis Coe known as Socker and author of crime stories has announced from Paris a U S Senate bid to run as an anti New Dealer against Senator Charles O Andrews. He moved to Florida, studied law, passed the bar, and will reveal a general platform when he reaches New York aboard the Bremen.
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Charles Francis Coe
Florida
Paris
United States Senate
Charles O. Andrews
Coe
New York
Bremen
Cherbourgh
Socker
Hobe Sound
Barbers Allowed Finger Waves Under 1939 Florida Law
Attorney General Gibbs ruled that Florida barbers may give finger waves and still comply with the 1939 Barber's Sanitary Commission act. He interpreted the statute as permitting hair waving along with shaving and cutting.
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Gibbs
Florida
Barber’s Sanitary Commission
Delinquent Tax List Published in Groveland Graphic
Lake oe delinquent tax list published in the Groveland Graphic for the month. Tax sale set for the first in September. Copies of the list available from local office and Reames.
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Lake Oe
Groveland Graphic
Ereee
Eustis Hoodlums Break Lights In Mount Dora Disturbance
A group of youths from Eustis smashed 19 street and business lights in Sylvan Shores and downtown Mount Dora. Police arrested four boys after a late night patrol, with parents paying for damages and potential county warrants possible. Separately three Eustis girls lost control of a car on McDonald Street, overturning but with minor injuries.
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Eustis
Shipes
Sylvan Shores
Lakeside Inn
Mount Dora
McDonald Street
Villa Dora
Scouts Camp Preparations and Visitors Day Notice
All girl scouts planning to camp August 21 to 28 should bring two sheets one blanket one sweater a rain coat a flashlight and suitable footwear plus clean clothing for a week If sleeping aid is needed bring a pillow Uniforms should be worn Shorts slacks shirts are allowed Dollar collection at Chamber of Commerce for registration Vistors day Thursday August 24 Parents welcome Call meeting Friday August 18 at 3 00 pm at the Scout House Captain Vivia Craig announces plans
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Chamber of Commerce and Register
Vivia Craig
Pepper Speaks Ardently in Defense of President
Florida Senator Claude Pepper delivered an impassioned closing speech defending the President and the New Deal. He denounced opponents as scuttling the American government and peace, sparking a heated exchange as colleagues rose to dispute his remarks.
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Pepper
Florida
Claude Pepper
Congress
Roosevelt
George
Georgia
United States
Senate
Sena
Morton Sena
California
Florida tour operator weighs governor race bid
Burton H. Schoepf of Tamiami Trails Tours says he is seriously considering a gubernatorial run but not ready to announce. He notes urging from supporters across Florida and assurances from various figures as the question remains unresolved.
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Florida
The
Florida News Service
Burton H. Schoepf
Prema
Tamiami Trails Tours
Schoepf
Lake County re financing saves taxpayers over ten years
Lake County officials cut principal bonds from 8 645 000 in 1929 to 6 470 000 in 1939 reducing debt by 2 175 000. The ad valorem levy dropped from 542 000 in 1929 to 60 000 for bond interest in 1939 saving 482 000 annually. Gasoline tax proceeds and bond refunding in 1935 under KR Drummer and Company further eased costs. Aims to eliminate ad valorem taxes on roads by 1941 with schools remaining taxed.
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Lake County
J. W. Hunter
Board of County Commissioners
Eet Ae
Tavares
Trailer Displays Electric Equipment for Home Demonstrations
Mount Dora Hardware Company introduces a display trailer that carries a refrigerator range ironer Bendix washer and Westinghouse electric equipment. Alfred Rehbaum Jr and Harold Wilson installed it with a Space Cooler for comfort and humidity reduction. Demonstrations begin this week at customers' homes using long power cords and hoses as needed.
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Dora Hardwar Company
Bendix
Alfred Rehbaum, Jr
Harold Wilson
Mr. Rehbaum
Westinghouse
Mount Dora
Alfred Rehbaum
Alfred Junior
Amateur contest winners selected in Orlando finals
Pretty Margaret Treadway, 16, daughter of Chester Treadway of Tavares and Tom Carroll of Paisley, earned finals spots in the Orlando Junior amateur contest. Six Lake County entrants competed in elimination rounds including J. P. Williams Mount Dora guitar, Margaret Bruner Mount Dora singer, Phyllis Hall Eustis singer, Mildred Stevens Mount Dora singer, and Dave Spillierd Elmer Haskins Mount Dora cowboy singers. The finalists were to compete Friday at the Beacham Theatre against amateurs from eight Central Florida counties.
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Margaret Treadway
Chester Treadway
Tavares
Tom Carroll
Paisley
Orlando
Lake County
J. P. Williams
Mount Dora
Margaret Bruner
Phyllis Hall
Eustis
Mildred Stevens
Dave
Gloriosa Flowers Grow in Exhibitions Across Fairs
Mrs George L Zell ships a box of Gloriosa superba to the Florida exhibit at the New York World’s Fair and sends more blooms to the Chicago World’s Fair where they are highly admired. The exotic blooms are valued for cutting and arranging. Baseball today at 3 30 at Heim Field.
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George L. Zell
Florida
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