Christmas Party At Rutary School Feeds Joy Across Class
The Rutary School News reports a festive birthday and Christmas party with ice cream cookies and gifts. Students praised by teachers and a grand art filled room featured a decorated tree, poinsettias, and a candle light program with poems songs and a fourth grade visit. The class won the attendance prize and directed funds to library books.
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Anne Een
Maurice Pike
Twila Camp
Ww. H. Perry
O. W. Conner
Kathryn Etchells
Mildred Metcalf
Robert Hall
Geneva Deen
Betty Mae White
Betty Claire Watts
Donald Evans
Santa Claus
Gloria Jean
Betty Mae Whitehead
Betty Jo McDonald
Classroom Christmas Party And Gift Exchange
A cousin joins the class bringing total students to sixteen boys and twelve girls. George Detten brings poinsettias, Santa Claus visits, and gifts are exchanged with friends. Miss Doris Camp gives each child a bank globe as the holiday ends.
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Darlene Schaff
George Detten
Santa Claus
Christmas Gifts and School Celebrations Within Fourth Grade
During the last month of school the class describes making presents for parents, a PTA Christmas play with a manger, pine trees, and outdoor bird treats. Students share candy, popcorn, and toys, exchange gifts, and wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The piece notes candy sales, birthdays around Christmas, and weekly perfect spellers.
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Eddy Harding
Angels
Mrs. Simpson
Mrs. Thompson
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First Grade Raises Money for Elementary Library
First graders enjoyed Santa activities and Christmas crafts all week. A candy sale Wednesday raised $4.99, bringing the total for the elementary library to $25. Mothers who cooperated are thanked.
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Santa Us
Christmas Party Brings Joy to Local School
The December celebration featured Madge Lamier seven, Ruel Gallbreath seven, Grady Sills six, and many absent students like Jacki Hutchinson and Grover. Santa called, Mrs. Gallbreath served cookies, grade mothers handed out lollypops, and Mics West stockings held tiny toys. School resumes January 5 after two weeks break. wishes for a happy Christmas go to all friends.
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Jacki Hutchinson
Grover
Madge Lamier
Ruel Gallbreath
Grady Sills
Grady
Santa Claus
Mount Dora teams split with Lyman in basketball clash
The Mount Dora High School girls defeated Lyman 25 to 17 while the boys fell 17 to 22. Girls showed steady offense with Roseborough and others contributing, and Jackson and Largent led the Mount Dora boys though Teasley injured a knee late. Lyman’s Swafford and Walker starred for the visitors. Lommler impressed in his first year.
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Mount Dora Dominates Groveland In Season Opener
Mount Dora Hurricanes overwhelm Groveland in the second game of the season. Girls pull away late for a 44 to 12 final, with Rose borough and MacLelland among top scorers. Boys display superior play throughout, finishing 50 to 5. French Minkley and Gano lead Groveland scorers.
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Maxine Clery
Mount Dora Hurricanes
Groveland
Mount Dora
F. Lee
G. Lee
Roseborough
MacLelland
Ores
Mount Dora Gieger
MacLella
Booth
Jesperson
French
Minkley
Gano
Agricultural Outlook and Fire Hazard Warnings for Citrus Growers
The article notes expected record U.S. agricultural output next year under AAA guidance, emphasizing focus on essential foods. It warns citrus groves show residual fire risk from cover crops despite fall cultivation and urges growers to eliminate hazards. It also covers Florida handbooks for AAA payments and Florida Motor Lines' proposed daily service to Miami with an FCC hearing set for January 6 in Moore Haven.
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United States
R. M. Evans
AAA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Court House
Tavares
Florida
Florida Motor Lines
Lake City
Tallahassee
Miami
Childs Crossing
Moore Haven
Clewiston
South Bay
Florida Railroad Commission
Boys' Life marks thirty two years of guiding boy readers
The Boy Scouts of America magazine Boys' Life enters its thirty second year as a refined journal for boys. It notes changing tastes yet maintains its core aim of providing good reading as essential to youth development, aligning with educators and publishers promoting juvenile literature.
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Boys’ Life
Boy Scouts of America
Labor Rhetoric Calls for War-Era Duty and Restraint
A wartime editorial urges workers to unite behind victory, urging labor to curb nonessential spending and push for sound tax and regulatory policies. It emphasizes shared sacrifice, collective responsibility, and mobilizing the labor force to sustain the war effort during a period of deep national crisis.
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Honolulu
Labor
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Leesburg Realtor H B Harrell Observes 53rd Birthday
H B Harrell of Leesburg will celebrate his 53rd birthday on Sunday December 28. Born in 1888 in Madison Florida he moved to Lake County in 1922. He is a prominent Leesburg real estate agent and longtime community member with interests in quail hunting fishing golf and civic groups.
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Leesburg
Madison
Florida
Madison County
Normal and Business Institute
Abbeville
Georgia
Harrell
Lake County
Neil Rose
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Young Democrats Club
Birthday for Manuel Sloan County Commissioner
Manuel Sloan of Mascotte observes his 47th birthday on December 30. Born in 1894 in Mascotte and educated at Bay Lake school he has been a security commissioner since 1926. A farmer and stock raiser, he is a longtime Mason and a leader in Lake County development.
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Manuel Sloan
Mascotte
Florida
Bay Lake
Lake County
J Earl Myers of Eustis to observe 45th birthday
J Earl Myers of Eustis will celebrate his 45th birthday on Wednesday December 31. Born December 31 1896 in Townsend Tennessee he has lived in Florida since August 1921 and works as a bookkeeper and salesman with W M Igon Company. He serves on the Lake County Board of Public Instruction and leads local civic groups including the Eustis Kiwanis Club. He enjoys squirrel hunting and yard work. The Florida National Exhibits will promote state displays at national events this winter.
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J. Earl Myers
Eustis
Townsend
Tennessee
Maryville Polytechnic School
University of Tennessee
Earl Myers
W. M. Igon Company
Earl
Board of Public Instruction
Lake County
War Bond Drive Urges Citizens to Back Defense Efforts
A wartime appeal emphasizes mustering energy and funds for ships planes and guns. Citizens are urged to buy United States Defense Bonds and Stamps with suggested amounts 25 50 100 1000 and to act without delay, stressing every hour counts in supporting the war effort.
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United States Defense
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