Florida Exposition to showcase central plant and editors day
Central Florida Exposition announces February 18 to 22 with a full plant exhibit showing paper production processes. Notables include John C. Lochner of Florida News and a vice-president of the National Editorial Association. A press breakfast and editor day committee led by Citrus Industry chairman plan a major event with many entertainment features. Also printed are Kiwanis memorial resolutions for Dr O L Callahan and Rose M Callahan. The article notes federal control of the Florida inland waterway and four million dollars planned for widening and deepening.
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Flori
Florida
Frank Kay Anderson
Altamonte Springs
Orlando
Citrus Industry
Col. W. M. Glenn
The
Orlando Morning Sentinel
John F. Schumann
Orlando Reporter-Star
Don Lochnes
Clermont Press
South Florida Press Association
Henry Hudson
Titusville Star-Advocate
J. J. Schumann
Melbourne Times-Journal
Bob Holly
Sanford
Karl Lehmann
Rollins College Opens Campaign for $2,500,000 Endowment Fund
Rollins College announced a formal campaign to raise 2.5 million dollars for its endowment, led by President Hamilton Holt. An anonymous gift of 125 thousand brought pledged subscriptions to 380 thousand, with no active solicitation yet. The plan favors a city-by-city organizing effort including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland and New York. Alumni participation is shaping the drive with notable figures such as Rex Beach supporting the effort.
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Rollins College
Hamilton Holt
Holt
Friends of Rollins
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
Irving Bacheller
Rollins
Admnher
Mt. Alfred J. Harbrough
the Independent
Rex Beach
International program at Tourist Club Friday night
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce will host an international program at the Tourist Club next Friday January 17 featuring Rollins College exchange students. The lineup includes piano, violin, cello trio, flute solos, Hungarian and Spanish songs, Arabic numbers, and a Czechoslovakian dance if auditorium completion allows.
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Mount Dora
Rollins College
Chamber of Commercce
Lida Woods
Hamilton Holt
Rollins
Morrezzo
Dinzi
Mrs. Fischer
Mr. Berger
Dr. Morezzo
Bekassy
Aris
Mr. Fischer
Mr. Glos
Dinzel
Miss Lugino
Tin Can Tourist Convention At Arcadia Campground
More than 700 automobiles camp at Arcadia municipal grounds for the Tin Can Tourist Convention of the World which opened Monday and runs through Friday. The fleet includes many luxuriously equipped autos and house cars, a marked change from the modest vehicles used when the group began about six years ago.
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Arcadia
Baby Golf Links Proving Popular in Mount Dora
The Mount Dora Baby golf links on Alexander Street and Fourth Avenue has drawn many tourists and locals since opening. The course sees crowds daily and evenings with players of all ages, including juniors and seniors, posting excellent scores.
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Mount Dora Baby Golf Links
Mount Dora
Alexander Street
Fourth Avenue
Winter Park Aloma clubhouse opens to public
The Winter Park-Aloma clubhouse and golf course, operated by the Winter Park Golf Club, formally opened to the public recently signaling a new era for local recreation and golf access.
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Winter Park
Aloma
Winter Park Golf Club
Courthouse Grounds Being Beautified in Hendry County
LaBelle undertakes beautification around the Hendry County courthouse as district crews refresh landscaping and grounds. Local officials emphasize improved curb appeal and historic preservation during the project.
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LaBelle
Hendry County
Key West Poised for New Post Office Building
Local officials announce plans for a new post office in Key West. The project signals growth for the area, with contractors expected to begin site work this year and city leaders citing improved mail service and jobs.
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Key West
Lauder Entertainment at Orlando Auditorium
Sir Harry Lauder plans a Thursday evening concert at the Orlando municipal auditorium featuring new songs and old favorites. He recently returned to America after about three years abroad, heading east after west coast appearances.
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Harry Lauder
Orlando Municipal Auditorium
America
West Coast
Sir Harry Lauder to Add Florida Arm of World Tour
Sir Harry Lauder, renowned Scottish entertainer, brings his world tour to Orlando for a debut in central Florida. The show features new songs and character pieces, backed by a 350‑member international company and Lauder’s orchestra, with a large scenery load. Box office opens next week as advance reservations flood in.
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Harry Lauder
Central Florida
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Central Florida ‘Exposition
Calla- Rose M. Callahan
Kiwanis
O. L. Callahan
Dr. O. L. Callahan
Rose M. Callahan
Mount Dora Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Chub
George J.white
Thomas H. Cooley
Co. L. Nimnicht. Committee
United States
Cape Cod
Fort Myers
Michigan Avenue
Seaboard Crossing
Lamons
Ea Star
American Legion 1
J. H. Elder
Pritchard
Eustis Methodist Church
Ter
R. W. Dickson
Messrs
G. W. Lamoreus
E. E. Truskett
C. E. Burchett
Geo. Dahlin
D. H. Bishop
Geo. W. White
T. J. Cooley
H.overhiser
C. R. Javens
J. W. Rex
American Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Masons
Callahan
T. A. Compton
Seattle
Washington
Waterford
RITZ
Highland Avenue
Sidel’s Market
Mt Dora Hardware Company
Toy Headquarters
Lake County
Lauder Entertainment
Elizabeth
Song Rehbaum & Mallory
H. A. Eckholdt
Alexander
Mount Dora, Fla
Easti
M. Wells
Fla
New Bank
E. W. Baldwin
Hupmobile
MT. Dora
Yowell-Drew
Yowell
Drew
Orlando, Florida
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