Tangerine News Chronicle Highlights Local Events
Mrs. W. L. Layton moved into a new home on Wauchusetts Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kipling returned from St. Petersburg. The Ladies Aid plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. C. H. Estey's home. Echo Glen day trip and Tangerine Hill improvements noted. Mrs. Rob ert W. Hunt hosts visiting Egbert T. Webb of Jackson. A large Tangerine group visited Temple Terrace Estate. Mr. Gleason and Doris Gleason depart Tangerine after weeks there. Weekly song services gain popularity. Tangerine Improvement Society sets Annual Fair at Tangrene Hall on Friday February 12 with 4 PM sale and 6 PM to 8 PM dinner. Collected notices invite all to attend.
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The
Tangerine Improvement Society
Tangreine Hall
Informal Dance At Fountain Inn In Eustis
Fountain Inn management announces an informal dinner dance for Friday evening with dinner at the usual hour and dancing from 9 to midnight. Friday night hops to be entirely informal with good music assured.
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Fountain Inn
Eustis
Fine program for Eustis Mardi Gras
The event includes a child friendly parade with doll carts and a horse escorted float section led by a band. The parade runs from Eustis High School to North Shore and back with Jacksonville judges and the Eustis boys band nearby. The queen will be crowned at Lakefront Park followed by the Alice McClelland memorial theatre dedication by Mayor Alsop. Afternoon events include speed boat races six heats, horseshoe championships, tennis, raft battle, tug of war, nail driving, shoe and stocking, egg and spoon races. Fireworks start at 8 with a two and a half hour carnival and an American Legion prize. Boats from Sanford, Mount Dora, Tavares, Leesburg, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Jacksonville participate. U S Navy seaplanes will perform over Lake Eustis.
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Eustis High School
Bay Street
North Shore
Jacksonville
Bal Street
Magnolia
McDonald Avenues
Eustis
New Memorial Open Air Theatre
Lake Front Park
Lake County
I. N. Kennedy
Alice McClelland
Florida
American Legion
Sanford
Mount Dora
Tavares
Leesburg
Tampa
St. Petersburg
United States Navy
Lake Eustis
Eustis Festival Races Promised With Silver Cups
Beautiful silver cups to be offered in the various events will be on display within a few days. Decorators involved and visitors from other Florida festivals say the Eustis event is generating statewide publicity and interest due to the ongoing publicity program.
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Eustis
Florida
Mount Dora W C T U entertains visitors at District Convention
The Mount Dora W C T U and friends hosted the District Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on February 11. Sorrento Union sent nine ladies and praised the day. A generous church dinner and warm atmosphere followed. At 4 pm Mount Dora offered tours by elegant auto buses, a treat visitors enjoyed.
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Mount Dora
Sorrento Union
M. O. Williams Realty Adds Insurance Department
The M. O. Williams Realty Company has added an insurance department to its business and offers prompt service with exposure to top companies. They will write insurance of all kinds and welcome consultations.
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M. O. Williams Realty Company
Community hotel project opens in Ocala work site
A new $500,000 community hotel project has started in Ocala. The development aims to provide lodging and meeting spaces for residents and visitors, with contractors beginning groundwork and plans for early completion.
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Ocala
Real estate boom spans Florida cities with new projects
Leesburg reports over 15 development projects in progress while bank deposits rise by 600000 monthly. Sebring to build a 150000 school and an 85000 apartment project. Winter Park draws plans for a 75000 Baptist church. Pensacola hosts a 50000000 capitalists led development near the city. Jacksonville begins a 200000 building program at Vista del Rio. Lake Worth welcomes Lucerne Ice Co new plant. Dairy industry expands in the state.
City Projects And Developments In Several Cities
Leesburg prepares 14 000 feet more water mains in diverse city areas. Coral Gables starts a 1 400 000 dollar ice and cold storage plant. Ocala plans ten Spanish style homes in Druid Hills. Tampa sees Wolf Brothers erect a 14 story building at Florida avenue and Zack street.
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Leesburg
Coral Gables
Tampa
Wolf Brothers, Clothiers
Florida Avenue
Zack Street
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W. L. Layton
Wauchusetts Avenue
Guy Kipling
Ladies Aid
C.H. Estey
J. W. Jepson
Mrs. Ames
Echo Glenn
Egbert T. Webb
Jackson, Mich
Robert W. Hunt
Rose Cottage
Tangerine
Temple Terrace Estate
Fort Myers
Sarasota
Manasota Road
Pine Crest
Ila
Brooksville
Southern Bell Tele- Co
Mildred Marsh
Beauty Shoppe
Sebring
Winter Park
Pensacola
Here
Vista del Rio
Lake Worth
Lucerne Ice Company
Druid Hills
T. H. Verdel
Mt. Dora, Fla
Hutchison
5Th Ave
Donnelly Park
C. E. Zinck
D.M.D
Feigin Block
Cor
Sydney Lane P. O. Box
City Painting
Decorating CO
Textone and Inside Decorating
A. L. Schallenberg
Raymond E. Daniels
Violet M. Banks
Room
Knights OF Pythias
Mt. Dora Lodge
Singer Sewing Machines
G. L. Cochran
Lemon Ave
Dixie Land
L. C. Smith
Mount Dora, Fla
First State Bank
Eustis, Florida
Attorneys At Law
Tavares, Fla
Harry C. Duncan Royal
Hamlin
Arthur G
Hamlin Consulting Counsel
Emerson Hemstitching Company
S. Grove St. Eustis
Chrysler
E. M. Howard
Lake Region
Guaranty Company
Title Insurance—Abstracts
Paul F. Daniel
Tavares, Florida
Builders Supply CO
Mt. Dora
LaBreck
Highland Garage
G. R, Labreck
Prop