Lake County News and Developments in 1930s affairs
Winding up Bank of Mount Dora affairs, receiver B Treadway reports final depositors’ dividends as assets including the Mount Dora bank building and holdings sold to W F Duggan of Leesburg. Seven residential properties sold. local booster efforts push for Eustis to DeLand bus service. feature on fishing spots and Lake County from Sunshine magazine. A Los Angeles- or New York–connected dinner honors Lake County Chamber of Commerce leaders at Fountain Inn with fifty guests and a decorative eight course meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Treadway
Bank of Mount Dora
Mount Dora
W. F. Duggan
Leesburg
Duggan
Mr. Treadway
Frank Whitman
Florida Grower
Tampa
Miami
Sunshine
Lake County
Ocklawaha
Eustis
Clermont
Frank Waterman
New York
Fountain Inn
George Hosmer
John C. Loch
Leslie Roberts
Waterman
Enthus
Lake County Chamber Progress and Local Developments Highlight Dinner
Lake County Chamber of Commerce activities gain support with a complimentary dinner hosted by the Watermans. President Hosmer praises the chamber while Secretary Lochner receives tribute. D A R plans an all day Montverde event. Lake County showcases at the Central Florida Exposition with County Agent Hiatt leading exhibits.
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Lake County
Hosmer
Watermans
Chamber
Willis B. Powell
Lochner
Sarasota
Powell
Chambers of Commerce
Ivy Clough Johnson
Leesburg
Orlando
Board of
County Commissioners
Fair Management
Hiatt
Lake County plans marketing agency for three counties
A Lake county committee met in Orlando on Monday to form a plan for a regional marketing agency serving Orange Osceola and Lake counties. The proposal calls for marketing vegetables and produce under one central agency following ideas suggested by O W Smith of Astatula.
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Lake County
Orlando
Orange
Osceola
Lake Counties
O. W. Smith
Astatula
Central Florida Chamber Presidents Meet in DeLand
President Hosmer and Secretary Lochner led the January session of the Central Florida Council of Chamber of Commerce Presidents and Secretaries in DeLand. Wives attended as breakfast was served at eight. The event included entertainment between business segments. The next meeting is set for Ocala on the second Tuesday in February.
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Mt. Plymouth
W. A. Dunn
Connie Mack
Athletics
Tom Shibe
Florida Traffic Golfers Ass
Senior Golfers Association
Philadelphia
Hosmer
Lochner
Central Florida Council of Chamber of Commerce
DeLand
De-Land Chamber of Commerce
Ocala
Florida citrus study visit from two California experts
E F DeBusk of the University of Florida and doctors Webber and Fassett of the University of California spent several days last week with County Agent Hiatt inspecting county groves. Webber, a leading authority on citrus diseases, was among the first to study the white fly in this state and visited Florida over four decades ago.
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E. F. DeBusk
University of Florida
Webber
Dr. Fassett
University of California
Hiatt
Florida
Council Acts Seeks Remedies For Flooded Grounds
Council discussed persistent rains flooding streets and the building lower floors. Javens was tasked to investigate and report at the next meeting with remediation options. Mayor Hanscom aims to enforce traffic and animal control laws and proposed a public message in the Topic. Cooley was reap pointed city attorney and Wood health officer. A meeting is set for next Tuesday night for urgent matters.
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Javens
Hanscom
Thomas H. Cooley
Will S. Wood
Develop New Citrus Tangelo Thornton G Generation
A brief note describes a new citrus tangelo cultivar in the G generation, highlighting its origin as the original and its popularity with an ex. The text emphasizes its distinct place among citrus selections and mentions its favorable reception.
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Tangelo
Thornton
Tangelo and Sunrise Oranges: Varieties and Flavor Notes
The article explains sun scald and scab resistance by lemon grafting. It notes Tangelo as a cross of tangerine and ruby blood orange, smooth skin and rich flavor, with seed-derived fruit losing pointed stem-end. Sunrise orange is large and vivid but coarser in flavor. ambos are results of crossing varieties.
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Conniseurs
Will The Family Survive Forum Speaker
Dr Groves, a former Boston University faculty member and UNC scholar, addresses the Forum next Monday on the family life and its future. His talk covers marriage, divorce, parenting, and child guidance with a thorough discussion likely to explore societal stress and stability.
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Mary Ann
Groves
Ernest R. Groves
Boston University
University of North Carolina
Retailers Troubles on Credit Extension Discussed on Air
Dr Julius Klein assistant Secretary of Commerce will broadcast Sunday January 17 over CBS from 7 to 7 15 p m eastern time. He will address the undue extension of credit and call for tighter control over charge accounts for American retailers.
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Julius Klein
Mount Dora Highlanders Edge Orlando in Tight Home Win
Mount Dora defeated Orlando 25 to 24 in a fast paced close game on Mount Dora court last Saturday night. Hale scored late baskets as Mount Dora held a one point lead, despite Orlando’s strong routing center and early 5 point advantage. The Mount Dora High School team hosts Tavares Friday urging local support.
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Mount Dora
Orlando
Papa Turner
Hale
Goober Peanut Ray
Mount Dora High School
Tavares
Boxing Bouts Set for Leesburg Friday Card
Six fast bouts and thirty rounds are booked for a boxing show at Coyles Half Acre Arena Leesburg Friday evening January 15 under the American Legion. Main event features Kid Miller Mount Dora versus Luke Searcy Leesburg in a ten round featherweight bout. Also scheduled are bantamweight clash between Young Jess Willard Orlando and Auburn Barrett Fairville with Willard showing promise.
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Coyles Half Acre Arena
Leesburg
American Legion
Kid Miller
Mount Dora
Luke Searcy
Miller
Central Florida
Jess Willard
Orlando
Auburn Barrett
Fairville
Young Willard
Negroes to Hold Julius Rosenwald Memorial Service
Henry E. Dent announces a 3:30 p.m. memorial service at the colored Public School on Sunday January 31 for Julius Rosenwald dedicate to a Rosenwald Memorial fund to improve the school. The event invites all friends and contributions to support Negro education and related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rosenwald
America
Rosenwald
Boards of Education
Rosenwald Manuel
Henry E. Dent
Mrs Joanna Miller Widow of Dr Miller Dies in Mount Dora
Mrs Joanna Miller widow of Dr E L Miller died at her Highland Avenue home after a brief illness from a stroke. She was seventy two, born in Centre Hall Pennsylvania, and had recently moved to Mount Dora with her family.
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Joanna
Atherton Miller
E. L. Miller
Highland Avenue
Ees
Miller
Centre Hall
Mount Dora
Clarence
Johnstown
New Fall Patterns At The Golden Rule Tailors
The Golden Rule offers Arthur Nash tailored suits with fall patterns and revised prices. Aiming to keep customers well dressed, the shop promotes its updated styles and value.
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Arthur Nash
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