Pinkston Dominates Helms In Girls Volleyball League
Pinkston swept three games from Helms as Rae Brown topped Louise Lane in two of three. Helms fielded only two players in one match, while Abby Simpson and veterans Altizer Thelma Rice and Martha Wells are set to rejoin for stronger showings ahead of the next series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Pinkston
Helms
Iun
Rae Brown
Louise Lane
Lane
Pinkston
Abby Simpson
Mrs. Altizer
Thelma Rice
Martha Wells
Lawn Bowling Draws Visitors to Mount Dora Park
Two visitors traveling through Mount Dora stopped at Lakeside Park to watch lawn bowling. The sport has grown across the state with notable facilities like Mount Dora's Lakeside Park attracting players and spectators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Lakeside Park
Glee Club Presents Fine Program by Pierce and Poetzinger
The Tourist Club hosts Friday event featuring Harry Raymond Pierce impersonator and Marguerite Poetzinger cellist pianist and monologist. Pierce known for real life characterizations and Lyceum ties. Poetzinger praised for tone and pianologues. Watch for next community announcement.
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Heath
Harry Raymond Pierce
Marguerite Poetzinger
Mr. Heath
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
School of Oratory
United States
Lyceum
Boston Lyceum School of
Boston
Miss Poetzinger
Rollins Coie
BZA
WLOE
Close Race in Men's Volleyball League After Wednesday Games
Dooley Irish edged by Slim Rittgers in three straight games as Old Man Grippe slowed Rittgers. Alabama Helm swept Wells three games to none, keeping the business men's league tight with Dooley one game ahead of Wells and Helm one back of Wells. Rutger remains last, with next week set to feature Dooley versus Helm and Wells against Rutger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Dooley
Wells
Helm
Rittgers
Helms
Rittger
Dooley Irish
Alabama
David and Goliath
Wells Crew
Rutger
Pioneer Residents Visit Mount Dora Ties Run Deep
Mrs Theo Hirsh of Providence and Mrs Reegar of West Palm Beach toured Mount Dora last week en route to Reegar’s winter home. They are former Mount Dora Kingman sisters Bertha and Lottie, daughters of early pioneer blacksmith Kingman. The stay revived ties with old neighbors Mr Donnelly Mrs M V Simpson Miss Carrie True and Mr L R Tremain, once part of the town’s early social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, Hirsh
Providence
R. L
Mount Dora
Bertha Kingman
Donnelly
M. V. Simpson
Carrie. True
L. R. Tremain
Mount Dora Debating Team Wins Semi Finals at DeLand
Mount Dora High School debaters Harold Carr, Dean Pinkston, and William Victor won two semi finals debates Wednesday, defeating St James High Orlando and Sanford High. The team earns a finals berth in Gainesville March 4 5 6, over installments buying in the U S as a desirable policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora High School
Harold Carr
Dean Pinkston
William Victor
DeLand
St. James High School
Orlando
Sanford High
Gainesville
Mount Dora
United States
Community event seeks readers’ participation via coupon
An upcoming community event will be announced in next week’s paper. Readers may get advanced information by filling the coupon in the ad on page 3, which offers money for spare time.
Champion Horseshoe Pitchers Demonstrate Skills in Mount Dora
World champion Blair Nunamaker and Pennsylvania titleholder Frank Antill appeared at Donnelly Park to entertain fans with a horseshoe pitching exhibition Friday afternoon. Nunamaker showcased top throws while Antill joined in the session, drawing attention from local players and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Blair Nunamaker
Donnelly Park
Frank Antill
Pennsylvania
Nunamaker
Mount Dora Vikings Fall to Orlando on Home Court
The Mount Dora boys lost 48 to 19 as Orlando’s Waters and Elliott each scored 16. Hale led Mount Dora with 11 points and Powers added 9. In the girls game, Mount Dora blew a 14 to 2 lead and fell 16 to 15 to Apopka, with the Viking girls set to face Dixie Girls of Orlando next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Apopka
Viking Girls
Viking
Grand View Reports Busy Week With Many Guests
The Grand View hotel reports high occupancy over the past week. New arrivals include guests from Watertown New York Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cambridge Massachusetts New York City and other locations.
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Grand View
J. C. Stebbin
Watertown
N. Y
M. D. Purves
Philadelphia
Helen Murphy
Rachel Lowrie
T. R. Nicholson
New York City
N. Y. Park
Cambridge
Mass
W. W. Barrett
Chicago
Ill
Hilma A. Anderson
Moliné
H. W. Moulton
Moline
A. S. Moses
Clayton
Havermeyer
C. J. Argo
Cleves
Ohio
Effie Moore
H. K. Washburn
Chappaqua
R. M. Barwise
Cleveland Marlowe
F. V. White
Milford
A. B. Gorham
Portsmouth
E. B. Gorham
Englewood
N. J
Grove Owners Urged To Remove Crop Remnants In Tavares
In a Lake county meeting, Mr. Swanson of the Medfly office urged grove owners to remove all remaining fruit after picking. He cited packing house records showing only 10 percent of groves are fruit-free and warned this endangers eradication efforts. He stressed immediate cleanup and county-wide cooperation, noting no funds from his department for this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavares
Swanson
Medfly
Lake County
State Press Scrap Book Programs Set For Feb 21
Two programs planned for next Friday evening February 21 feature WFLA Clearwater at 7 45 PM and WDBO Orlando at 8 45 PM The Florida Clipping Service sponsors promise best from the press for the State Press Meeting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFLA
Clearwater
WDBO
Orlando
Florida Clipping Service
Villa Dora Golfers Open Season With Nine Hole Event
The Villa Dora Hotel Golf Tournament opened at Howey-in-the Hills with morning nine holes, lunch at the Floridian, and afternoon nine holes. Prizes awarded include low gross and net, low putts, hidden hole, hidden hole low, and for the ladies low net and low gross. Winners: George Dodd low gross 90, H Blanchard low net 70, R C Thomas low putts 30. Ladies: H K Eldrige low gross, Miss Simpson low net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Dora Hotel
Howey-in-the Hills
Miss Simpson
Scotch Plains
N. J
F. W
W. Doane
Halifax
N. S
R. Stillman
Bridgeport
Mich
A. H. Edwards
Carleton Place
Ont
F. B. Smith
Norwalk
Conn
H. K. Blanchard
Tilton
N. H
Drake
Stoughton
Mass
H. H. Mallory
Springfield
Penn
Arthur Sampson
Leominster
Sam Sadler Seeks Re election for Orange County Commissioner
Mount Dora figure Sam S Sadler announces candidacy for re election as Orange County Commissioner. The Apopka Chief notes his home ties to Mount Dora and Lake County and cites his prior term achievements including the county road program and the Howard A Kelly Memorial Park. Supporters praise his fidelity impartiality and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam S. Sadler
Orange County
Mount Dora
Orange
Lake County
Apopka
Sadler
Public Service
Florida
Howard A. Kelly
North Orange
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Sadler
Advertisement invites readers to watch for next issue
The note asks readers to check page three for an advertisement and to look for an interest announcement in the next issue. It signals upcoming content without providing specific details or names.
Notable Visitors and Relocations In Mount Dora Personal
Prof. Bode from Ohio State University is in Mount Dora for rest and writing. Mr. and Mrs. B W Drake and three children drove from Stoughton Massachusetts to occupy the Ferson bungalow on Fifth avenue. Mrs. Drake is kin to Mrs. E Morton Elmes who winters at Villa Dora. Mrs Randolph White visits Mount Dora for a month staying with Mrs Torrey on Donnell avenue, reconnecting with local friends after years away.
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Tenth Avenue
Bode
Ohio State University At
Columbus
B. W. Drake
Mount Dora
Stoughton
Mass
Ferson
Fifth Avenue
Drake
E. Morton Elmes
Villa Dora
Randolph White
Mount Dora Visit and Family Travels
The Corry party from Sa and Aalm Pa's visit to Mount Dora is noted with guests at the Jensen home in Sylvan Shores. Mr Weeks is surprised by Mount Dora’s changes after years away. A grandson, maid, and chauffeur plan to depart with Miss Carolyn Wright by train to Chicago due to illness in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sameager
Chay
William Casterline
Read Our Advertisement Page 3 It Will Pay You
A compact ad item states readers can earn by checking page three offers. The notice emphasizes payment potential and calls for reader participation or response. No explicit names or dates are provided.
Red Hibiscus Sought for Lakeside Park Planting
J. J. West of the Park Commission thanks the public for generous rooted cuttings of flame vine for Lakeside Park. He requests rooted cuttings of red hibiscus, a hardy prolific bloomer, to add color. Deliver to the office or arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. West
Park Commission
Lakeside Park
West
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RITZ
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