Elementary School Faculty Discuss Patriotism and Spelling
The February Elementary faculty meeting at Miss Virginia Bardeen's apartment covered state instruction materials led by Miss Elizabeth West. Attendees included Mary Neel Doris Camp Elsicer Twila Camp and others. Teachers discussed The Eskimo Twins by Lucy Perkins and plans for February observances and future spelling emphasis. Several students were absent due to illness and weather with notes on reflections from visiting Mrs. Lewis Carroll and Miss Grace Butterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bardeen
Ninth Avenue
Donnelly Street
Elizabeth West
State Board of Public Instruction
Mary Neel
Doris Camp
Elsicer
Twila Camp
Lucy F. Perkins
Helen Whitehead
James Hall
Bobbie Sue Teasley
Eef Darby
Alan Chaflin
Billie Carroll
Mary Adkins
Calvin Hollon
Marcia Jo Foster
Dorothy Lasson
Revel Griffin
Lewis Carroll
Grace Butterfield
Children promoted to Squirrel division in color booklet unit
The students promoted to the Squirrel division at the start of the second semester were C. W. Rogers Buddie Parrish and Alvis Williams. They recently completed color booklets as the unit objective on color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rogers
Buddie Parrish
Alvis Williams
Second Grade Achieves Multiple Perfect Spelling Scores
Several members of the second grade earned 100 on their spelling tests this week. Perfect scorers include Junior Hutchinson, Joe Fertitta, Betty Ruth Schwartz, William Glover, Evelyn Minkley, Grover Hollon, Eddy, Mary Martha Simpson, Bobby Boy Floyd Risley, and Mary Grace Fertitta. Good readers earn gold stars on a chart, and many stars already appear there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hutchinson
Joe Fertitta
Betty Ruth Schwartz
William Glover
Evelyn Minkley
Grover Hollon
Eddy
Mary Martha Simpson
Bobby Boy Floyd Risley
Mary Grace Fertitta
Second Grade Teacher Joins Oakland Class
Composition books bought to keep lessons together. Miss Mary Neel of Oakland Florida has taken Mrs. T A Shepherd's place as second grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neel
Oakland
Florida
T. A. Shepherd
Students and Attendance Highlight Mount Dora Class Roll
January entries show Robert Hall visiting Apop Sitetas and new pupil Charles Story joining from Marks Street Orlando. A total of 26 pupils with sixteen boys and ten girls. several absences noted due to illness. Spelling and writing work progress reported alongside a school outing to see Gone With the Wind and a student recital with a Hawaiian guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hall
Apop Sitetas Te Eee
Barbara Shipes
Clyde Mosteller
L. G. Sim , Jr
James Sills
Verdual Hamlin
Charles Story
Mount Dora
Marks Street
Orlando
Betty Mae Whitehead
Wri
Miss Camp
Frances Smith
Marcus Kerr
Bob Price
L. G. Aeson, Jr
Emily Coffin
Betty Jo McDonald
Adrianne Norton
Betty Ann Thom
Long Division Solving Club Valentines and Orals
The entry describes an Oral English Club meeting Fridays with a Valentine box and cards. Members elect a president and secretary, share stories to improve public speaking, and list several perfect spellers including Ronald Caldwell and Gordon Folger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Caldwell
Gordon Folger
Davis Moorhead
Howard Nutter
George Treadwell
Jimmie Vincent
Buddy White
Josephine Fertitta
Evaleeta Griffin
Frances Dwelley
Local Visits and School Activities Highlight Weekend
Betty Cooley visited Ocala and Silver Springs on Sunday. Bobby Turner travels with Iowa and Indiana relatives to Sanford with a zoo trip from Mount Dora. Helen Jones visits from Philadelphia to our class. Alice Brandt and Phyllis Ryan travel to Orlando. The fifth grade hosts an art exhibit at the Eustis county fair. Girl scouts plan a Saturday hike. Spelling winners include Billy Birt Alice Brandt Maryanne Hadlock Doris Harding Jean Hiley Lucille Minkley Lila Rhodes and Phyllis Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cooley
Ocala
Silver Springs
Bobby Turner
Iowa
Indiana
Mount Dora
Bobby
Sanford
Helen Jones
Philadelphia
Alice Brandt
Phyllis
Jeanne Ryan
Orlando
Eustis
Billy Birt
Maryanne Hadlock
Doris Harding
Jean Hiley
Lucille Minkley
Lila Rhodes
Phyllis Ryan
School notices highlight honor roll and attendance
The document records students excused from exams Mabel Wyatt Bob Allen and Charles Wilkinson with high marks in major subjects including citizenship. It lists honor roll members for the third period, visits by former classmates Geral dine Retan and Earl Underwood, and top attendance records for the first semester. It mentions a snowman sighting in Orlando and week by week perfect spellers Ann Groover and Ma Claire Wyn Paty Purnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Claire Wyatt
Bob Allen
Charles Wilkinson
Patty Purnell
Lois Rhodes
Geraldine Retan
Winter Park
Earl Underwood
DeFuniak Springs
Billy Treadwell
Faye
Juanita Morris
Tommy Kelly
Moorhead Boy Born in Middleton Connecticut
Mr and Mrs C E Moorhead of Middleton announce the arrival of a son Robert Malcolm born January 31 weighing seven pounds.
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C. E. Moorhead
Middleton, Conn
Robert Malcolm
Birthday tribute to Lake County mayor Dr. W L Ashton
A birthday notice honors Dr. W L Ashton born February 9 1897 in Estee Graels of Seeome. He is a physician in Umatilla mayor since 1936 medical director of Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home secretary of Lake County Medical Society since 1933 Mason Elk Kiwanian and Lake County Chamber leader. He arrived in Florida in 1926 to Lake County in 1927 and enjoys football roses ham and eggs and radio as hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ashton
Umaoe
Estee Gra Oels
Seeome
Umatilla
Harry-Anna Crippled Children’s Home
Lake County Medical Society
Florida Medical Association
Umatilla Kiwanis Club
Lake County
Florida
Stin Haselton of Eustis feted for local service and dairy business
Stin Haselton of Eustis born February 2, 1888 in Eustis. He attended Eustis schools and Stetson Academy. He earned his first dollar at the First State National Bank during summer vacation. He now owns Lake View Dairy Farm of Eustis and has served as city treasurer. He is a member of the Eustis Chamber of Commerce and a Rotarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Stin Haselton
Eustis
Stetson Academy
Haselton
First State National Bank
Lake View
City of
James Martin Lowry of Montverde Remembered
James Martin Lowry of Montverde born February 4 1882 in Monroe North Carolina. He moved to Florida in 1884 and Montverde in 1890 where he worked as mail carrier at ten cents a day and later served as Montverde clerk and county official. He belonged to Masonic orders and the Tavares Kiwanis Club with ties to local schools and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin Lowry
Montverde
Monroe
N. C
Lowry
Florida
Tavares
Lovers
Seo Zeta Seer
Tavares Kiwanis Club
Heart Health Rules From Dr Morris Warn Against Strain
Public health guidance outlines how infection and arterial changes affect heart disease. It stresses rest, proper nutrition, oxygen from fresh air, and five commandments: avoid sudden exertion, eat moderately, manage weight, limit 30 minute activity after meals, and reduce emotional stress.
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Morris
Lake County Chamber Board Meets Today at Court House
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors holds its regular meeting in the Court House office this Friday afternoon. The County Recreation Advisory Committee will meet an hour earlier in the same venue.
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Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Relief For Florida Farmers Cited By Pepper In Clayton Talk
Senator Claude Pepper informed H G Clayton that relief programs are mobilizing for Florida farmers and agricultural workers hit by crop losses. He cited seed grants and subsistence needs, including clothing and medicine, plus temporary work. Agencies like RFC Disaster Loan, Federal Surplus Commodities, Farm Credit, WPA, and Red Cross are coordinating aid and seed loan applications are rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Claude Pepper
H. G. Clayton
Rural Adjustment Administration
Clayton
RFC Disaster Loan Corporation
Federal Surplus Commodies Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
WPA
The
American Red
Fort Herbert Deal
Orlando
Samuel Glass
Marianna
Otis Rountree
Raymond L. Raney
Pensacola Fishermen See Submarine Off Shore
Pensacola fishermen reported sighting a submarine about one mile off shore and could not determine its nationality.
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Pensacola
Classified ads bring results in classifieds appeal
A concise note urging readers to place ads for items they no longer want, suggesting others may be seeking them. The piece frames classified advertising as an effective way to connect buyers and sellers.
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Armour’s
Beg Acre
G.T. Raden
Winter Garden
Kenneth H. Maglathlin
Crown Chen
Standard Oil
Simian
Lake Countys
Wilbur Lee Ashton
Finland
Simeon Brooks
Gro
Pepper
Atti
Hunter
UCK
Sanford Zoo
Municipal
Cytrus County
MRK A. Wneland
Qui Paper
Woman’s Eee Companion Breeder's Gazette
Country Home Farm Journal
Farmer’s Wife
Progressive Farmer
TOPIC
Collier’s Weekly
Woman’s Home Companion
Azine Farm Journal
Foyal
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