Florida Methodist Orphanage Boys Band itinerary noted
A traveling Boys Band from the Florida Methodist Orphanage plans a 1000 mile tour by bus and train from West Beach to Fort Myers Arcadia Naples and Miami visiting churches and sights. Leader Dan Great states the trip will educate the boys while earning soap coupons and funding for the home. The Orphanage near Benson Springs Volusia counts 140 residents with 700 alumni in 22 years and officials include L P Hagan president and Rev D B Sweat publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Beach
Or Friend
Orphanage Board
Dan Reat
Wauchula
Arcadia
Fort Myers
Baptist For Children
J. Trice
Bonita Springs
Naples
Miami
Magic City
West Palm Beach
Benson Springs
Enterprise
Volusia County
Lake Monroe
D. B. Sweat
Notice of Final Settlement in Florida Estate
Pie as executrix of the estate of Hubbe Sonenee presents final settlement to the County Judge at the County Court House in die Florida. Dated August 13.
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Hubbe Sonenee
Jucred
Florida
Views Of Our News In Our Chicagoan Gatty Era
A reminiscence style column recounts travels of T. E. McNeed and J. R. Edwards party to Meridian and Washington GA plus Daytona Beach plans by the Christian Endeavor group. The writer notes seasonal change, pet topics, and requests reader feedback for the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoan
Fort Pierce Lays Foundational Work for Type 1A Flashlight
A Fort Pierce project initiates the laying of foundations for a Type 1A flashlight device. The work involves preliminary construction steps and outlines the early phase of the project.
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Fort Pierce
Lindberghs Reach Arctic Metropolis on 7000 Mile Orient Jaunt
The Lindberghs land at the Arctic metropolis marking the start of their 7000 mile trip to the Orient as U S Haiti withdrawal moves toward October 1. Banks in Germany reopen signaling banking calm after the transfer takes effect. A large city school principal faces a whipping charge. R B Burdine of Miami is named to the state racing commission. Carlton vetoes a bill abolishing the state auditor job. Moore Haven light plant is destroyed by fire. Biennial appropriations measure is signed by Carlton.
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Lindberghs
Arctic
United States
Haiti
Germany
R. B. Burdine
Miami
State Racing Commission
Carlton
Moore Haven
Edison forecasts decade of life for man of science
An item notes Edison’s belief he will live at least ten more years. Other brief items mention Arctic air mail route efforts, a raid on concentrate sales, German leaders meeting Mussolini, wartime guilt discussions, an offer to buy 600000 bales of farm boards cotton amid protests, gold moved from London to a Paris bank, Reed’s attack on government, Oklahoma oil magnates accused of bribery attempts, state health board work hampered by funds, and 150 graduates receiving degrees and diplomas.
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Edison
Arctic
Mussolini
Germany
London
Reed
Oklahoma
State Health Board
State University
Hoover seeks unemployment data across agencies
Frank Evans of Salt Lake City nominated to replace C. C. Teague on the Federal Farm Board. The Farm Board refuses Germanys cotton purchase offer. Methodist board criticizes Mrs Willebrant in grape case. German envoys and Mussolini praise Hoovers debt plan. Lindbergh resumes Alaska flight. New dirigible readied for christening. US deportation policy outlined in Wickersham report. Chicago receives 1400 mile natural gas line. Chaplin narrowly escapes auto crash. Florida Supreme Court upholds damage suits liability of motor owner. 105 graduate from Florida State College for Women summer session. Akron dirigible christened.
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Hoover
Frank Evans
Salt Lake City
C. C. Teague
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Germany
Methodist Board
Willebrandt
U. S
Mussolini
Lindberghs
Alaska
Wickersham
Chicago
Charlie Chaplin
Florida Supreme Court
Florida State College For Women
Alaska cotton crop shows above average estimate
Agriculture Department reports a better than expected cotton harvest in Alaska while other national issues span wheat market talks with Germany and unemployment studies under way. Port Dixie and Florida projects accompany local developments as officials evaluate loans, road surveys, and new transportation entries.
Hoover observes 57th birthday at desk
A brief note reports President Hoover marking his 57th birthday while at his desk. The item offers a concise glimpse of the president’s day amid ongoing national affairs.
Meteors Light Skies Worldwide Amid Berlin Arrival News
Thousands of meteors shimmer across skies globally as observers in Berlin report a bright display. Reports note dramatic aerial phenomena amid other unrelated wartime dispatches.
Taxicab price war in Tokyo undercuts fares to ten cents
Taxicab drivers in Tokyo engage in a price cutting battle similar to Washington's, offering rides for as little as ten cents to attract customers and capture market share amid competition.
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America
Japan
Independent drivers offer bargain rides in Tokyo
In Tokyo an independent driver scene operates with Americans’ cars and bargain pricing. Passengers who haggle well may secure fares far cheaper than in other global cities where costs run much higher.
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Tokyo
Foley wins national Presbyterian oratorical contest
Herbert Foley a First Class Scout from Troop No 4 Enid Oklahoma representing the Presbyterian church of Enid won first place in the National Presbyterian Oratorical contest held recently in Pittsburg Oklahoma.
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Herbert Foley
Enid
Okla
Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburg
Sea Scout Suffolk Guards Crabmeadow Beach Patrol
The Sea Scout ship Suffolk led by Skipper John Horn conducts a lifeguard patrol at Crabmeadow Beach on Long Island to ensure safety for beachgoers.
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Suffolk
John Horn
Crabmeadow Beach
Long Island
Sea Scouts credited with lifesaving on beach patrol
The town board set up a first aid tent serving as headquarters while Sea Scouts who ran a beach patrol last summer were credited with saving several people from drowning.
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Sea Scouts
Frostproof Packing Plant Set to Open This Fall
A Frostproof packing plant is planned to open in the fall, bringing industrial activity to the area and creating job opportunities. Local officials support the project and anticipate economic benefits for the community.
Executrix Carrie B Kimball Seeks Final Discharge in Florida Estate
Carrie B Kimball executrix of George N Kimball deceased will present her final account and vouchers to the County Judge of a Florida county at the Ta vares courthouse on August 25 for approval and discharge. She dates the notice June 18, 1931 and lists Mount Dora Florida as her address.
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George N
County
Florida
Tavares
Carrie B. Kimball
George N. Kimball
P. O
Mount Dora, Fla
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Florida Ethodist Orphanage
Tallahassee
House of Representatives
of Trustees
L. P. Hagan
Sanford
R. F. Hodnett
Winter Garden
C. Brinkley
Jacksonville
C. K. Vliet
W. H. Combs
Smith Hardin
E. O. Heath
M. H. Norton
J. D. Randall
F. B. Godfrey
Orlando
E. B. Walthall
Winter Haven
Windy City
Gatty
T. E. McNeed
Meridian
Miss
Zellwood News
Niagara Falls
J. R. Edwards
Betty
Elberton
Washington
Garher
Daytona Beach
Almeda Dooley
Almeda
Bryant Brantley
Brewster
O. B. Goolsby
Keller
Dirigible
Akron
Agricultural Department
Florida State College
Dunedin
Arkansas
Southern College
Lakeland
Port Dixie
State Hospital
Point Barrow
Busch
Miami River
Ohio
Camp
White House
Hoover Dam
Boardman
Marseilles
Racing Commission
East Coast Chamber of Commerce
Melbourne
Wickersham Board
Congress of Cuba
Lea
Nashville
South Dakota
Navy Department
Glenn H. Curtis
Tarpon Springs
Nome
Siberia
Young Plan
Berlin
Cramer
New York
Clyde Toiner
Ocean
Gotham Hotel
REAL
Daytona
Afl
Fernwood Hotel
Smart Sisters
Sentinel Star
Goodyear
Pero
Goodyear Pathfinder
Heece
Donnelly
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