Recreational Win Sets Vikings Varsity Clash for January Fourth
The Recreational Win arranges a Vikings and the Varsity team for January 4 evening. Harper team is in a fast semi final in the state and will face the Vikings their hardest test. The game starts at eight. Next Tuesday the Collegiates will play a rematch here. The team recently lost to the Vikings but with three regulars back they hope to reverse the result and spring a surprise against the speedy Dor cagers.
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Vikings
Harper
Viking
Leesburg Victorious In Scoring Frenzy At Mount Dora
Leesburg clashed with Mount Dora in a high scoring basketball game, pulling away in the second half after a tight first period. Key players included Parks and Cox at center, with Red Smith, Smith, and another forward contributing as the Vikings edged the Mount Dora squad.
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Otis Hale
Mount Dora
Leesburg
Dona
Vikings
Leesburg E
Smith
D. Cox
Red” Smith
Delegates to Meet in Leesburg on Inland Waterways Plan
Nearly 100 chambers of commerce and civic groups prepare for a January 4 session in Leesburg to discuss inland waterways and coastal canals serving Florida. The conference, chaired by A F Knotts, will include 26 counties and may form a permanent body to push the St Johns Ocklawaha and Withlacoochee river route. Public luncheon at the Magnolia hotel and potential inclusion of mayors from Jacksonville Ocala and Tampa are planned.
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Leesburg
Chambers of Commerce
Florida
A. F. Knotts
Yankeetown
Republican State Central Committee
Alachua
Bradford
Citrus
Clay
DeSoto
Duval
Flagler
Gilchrist
Hernando
Highlands
Hillsboro
Lake
Levy
Marion
Orange
Osceola
Pasco
Pinellas
Polk
Putnam
St. Johns
Seminole
Sumter
Taylor
Union
Volusia
Jaakactville
Ocala
Tampa
Chamber of Commerce
Ocklaweha
Withlacoochee
Leesburg Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf
Knotts
National Rivers and Harbors Congress of the
United States
Washington, D. C
Cumberland Sound
Jacksonville
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Boston
Auditor Finds Lake County School Board Books Okay
The state auditor reports a January 1 to August 1 1928 audit of the Lake County Board of Public Instruction shows receipts entered, expenditures regular, and bank balances agree with board records. Secretary maintains a complete system including receipt, disbursement, general ledger, depository and trial balance books.
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Lake County Board of Public Insuccation
Tallashows
Finanthe Board
Nnn Ot Hall, Pentland & Cowlet
W. R. Hudspeth
Kiwanis Club Observes 14th Anniversary Across U S and Canada
Mount Dora Kiwanis plans to join 1768 clubs in the United States and Canada during January 20 to 26 to mark Kiwanis International's 14th founding anniversary. President F E Weidman notes Detroit hosted the first club on January 21, 1915 and cites 1758 clubs with over 102,000 members. International president Cummings stresses 1929 objectives. The drive focuses on child welfare, guidance, civic efforts, and urban relations.
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Mount Dora Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
F. E. Weidman
Detroit
International
Kiwanis
Weidman
Ent
Cummings
Kansas City
E International
Mount Dora
Poultry Association Meeting Held At Court House
The January meeting of the regulanty Poultry Association discussed installation of officers for the coming year, with E. T. Handy as district vice-president and a slate including Gra Alice M. Davis M Fears Min eola Leesburg. The Lake O Club stock meeting was postponed due to last monies, with plans to cover costs at the later date.
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Regulanty Poultry
E. T. Handy
Gra Alice
M. Davis
M Fears
Min
Eola
Leesburg
Lake O* Club
Williams Stock Co to Present Week of Plays in Tent
Beginning Monday January 7 the Williams Stock Co under Mount Dora American Le Post will stage a week long program of popular plays in a traveling tent. Casts and management promise lively performances and strong audience appeal.
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Williams Stock Co
Mount Dora
Tourist Club to Meet at Baptist Tabernacle in Mount Dora
The Tourist Club plans a January 4 meeting at the Baptist Tabernacle after the Bernacle Church cannot accommodate them. Headliner Jose Salvador, a noted traveler and lecturer, will discuss Brazil as the southern land. Other entertainers include Mrs. Ni and Mrs. Geo with readings. City will pay for the event.
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Tabernacle
Jose Salvador
Brazil
Land of the
Vocalist
VY. D. Ni
Nting Bird
Geo
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