Mount Dora Dominates Dog and Cat Show Ledger
Mount Dora won multiple top awards at a dog and cat show with 37 dogs and 31 cats entered. Drake Wilkerson led with several firsts and teams while Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Finzel highlighted large exhibits and best in show among Mount Dora entrants.
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Mount Dora
Albert Hall
Hall
Tibbets
Ablyn Finzel
Roy Graham
Graham
Tarpon Springs
Siam
Carolyn McMurray
M. F. Lovely
Fruitland Park
Lovely
Anna Spaulding
O. W. Davis
Eug
J. S. Hequembourg
Leesburg
Susie B. Jacobs
Eustis
A. Lee French
William Keen
Cellist to Give Program February 25
The Music Committee of the Wo man’s Club announces a program on the afternoon of Tuesday February 25 by Leonard Krupnick an instructor at Rollins College. Krupnick a young Russian heritage musician has concert experience with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and a Mischa Mischakoff coached quartet last winter. He also played at Chautauqua last summer.
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Woman’s Club
Leonard Krupnick
Rollins College
Krupnick
Civic Orchestra of
Chicago
Mischa Mischakoff
Chautauqua
Giant eggs impress Tangerine farmer in town visit
H W Forsythe of Tangerine displayed two giant white leghorn eggs he said were laid by a single hen. The smaller egg weighed 4.97 oz and the larger 5.5 oz with circumferences 9.5 and 8 inches respectively, all normal in shell color and yolk. He plans to monitor the hen’s future lay.
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H. W. Forsythe
New Arrivals at Villa Dora Include Fisher and Guests
Recent arrivals at Villa Dora include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher from Scarsdale New York along with Mrs. W J Phelps of Newton Center Massachusetts Mrs. Ethel Bidwell of Hartford Connecticut and Mrs. W J Joyce of Mount Vernon New York.
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Villa Dora
Thomas Fisher
Scarsdale
N. Y
W. J. Phelps
Newton Center
Mass
Ethel Bidwell
Hartford
Fine Meeting Of C of C Council At Howey Hills
Seventy four members and friends of the Central Florida Council of the Citrus industry gathered at Howey-in-the-Hills for a breakfast business session. Officers were elected for four months and a talk on Florida citrus advertising emphasized mass reach through newspapers and radio.
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Friends
Dent
Horace Smith
Ocala
Retary
Buck Sawyer
Sieure Smith
Florida
Whitten
New York
W. L. Story
Winter Garden
Florida Citrus Commission
Secre
Portland
Maine
St. Louis
Honey-in-the-Hills
Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club Meeting Notice
The adjourned Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club meeting will be in the club house Monday January 20 at 7 30 PM. Elmer R Eckis secretary.
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Mount Dora
Girls Basketball Tryouts Under Mrs Henry Land Direction
Girls basketball practice begins under coach Mrs Henry Land. All who wish to play are invited to attend Wednesday night sessions and join the squad for the season.
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Henry Land
Revival Notice at Church of God
A revival began at the Church of God on Liberty street east Sunday at 7 30 p m January 12 conducted by Mrs F M Waldron evangelist of Cleveland Tenn Everyone is invited to attend.
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Church of God
Liberty Street
East
F. M. Waldron
Cleveland
Tenn
Illustrated Lecture by Miss Torelta Salmon
The Woman's Club sponsors an educational illustrated lecture on South America and Mexico by Miss Torelta Salmon of Winter Park. The event is Thursday night in the Community Building with no admission.
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The
Woman’s Club
South America
Mexico
Torelta Salmon
Winter Park
Waterways Cruise Plans Florida Lake County Meet
Plans include a Friday and Saturday cruise from Jacksonville into Lake County waters to attend a waterway meeting at Eustis or Mount Dora. Herbert W. Corse and Karl Lehmann announced preliminaries with Frances P. LEngle confirming Jacksonville participation. The group will visit Ocala on February 21 to view Cross State Canal work before continuing by car to Lake County.
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Judenaille
Jacksonville
Lake County
Florida
Ocala
Cross State Canal
Herbert W. Corse
Green Cove Springs
R. G. Grassfield
Karl Lehmann
Francis P. L'Engle
J. L. Doggett
Frank P. Huckins
P. G. Howe
Edward Ball
Don Barnett
Commodore Christie
New Smyrna
Commodore A. H. Brooke
Fort Lauderdale
Carl Ray
H. L. Smith
L. J. Penney, Jr
Noah Tilghman
Palatka
George DeCottes
John Brumley
Sanford
H. L. Pounds
Gainesville
S. S. Sadler
Mount Dora
J. J. Banks, Jr
Orlando
Clermont
James H. Christie
Orsino
Sharon To Address Townsend Club Tonight
Judge James G. Sharon of Sanford will speak at the Townsend Club gathering in the Community Auditorium next Monday night January 20. He is known as an orator analyst and clear thinker and will present the Townsend Plan principles. Miss Norman will lead the music.
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Townsend Club
James G. Sharon
Sanford
Sharon
Methodist Church Sunday Services Endurance in Character Development
The Rev. Perry B. James preaches on endurance in character development in the morning service. Miss Jeanette Pike plays the prelude Dreaming and the choir sings Tell Me the Story of Jesus. Dr. W S Randall, former pastor of Waymouth, Mass., speaks in the evening on The Animated Newspaper.
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Perry B. James
Methodist Church
Jesus
Mount Dora
Randall
Kiwanis
Yester
Miss Pike
Is Your Religion a Lift or a Load at AT Community Church
Dr. Brodie will preach Sunday January 19 on whether religion is a lift or a load. Music includes an organ prelude Romanza Eversole offertory Deep River Burleigh postlude Triumphal March. At last week’s annual meeting deacons L R Tremain and J J West were re-elected. New trustees George Keller Clifton White D D Roseborough Wentworth Mabel Cleary and E Wentworth. Treasurer Miss M Milner and clerk Mrs George Keller.
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L. R. Tremain
J. J. West
Grant Cowles
Geo. H. Peabody
Board of Trustees
George Keller
Clifton White
D. D. Roseborough
Wentworth
Mabel Clearyand
E. Wentworth
M. . Milner
Kiwanis Club Plans Friday Talk on Kiwanis Goals
Mount Dora Kiwanis members heard about Kiwanis objects and objectives for 1936 at a Chamber of Commerce gathering. Next week the club will hold Ladies Night Friday with a banquet in the Community Building and urges all members to attend. O M Simpson G B Hurlburt and C J Brown attended the Kiwanis Mid Winter Conference at Gainesville Monday.
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Mount Dora
C. J. Brown
Kiwanis
Gainesville
Tourist Club review highlights State and Tourist Day at Volusia Fair
The White Hus sars led by Herbert Petrie pleased a near full house at Community Auditorium. The Wise Orchestra performed as President Quixley read a DeLand Chamber of Commerce letter noting the Volusia County Fair runs January 28 to February 1 with January 29 designated State and Tourist Day.
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White Hussars
Herbert Petrie
Wise Orchestra
Quixley
DeLand
North Central Florida League Opens With Close Win for Orlando
On January 9 in Orlando the North Central Florida League opened on home rinks with a 69 to 66 visitors victory in a fiercely contested match. A large crowd witnessed 18 ends as Skip Sprague’s team beat Todd and partners 22 to 13 while Skip Dean’s squad won 20 to 17.
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Orlando
Skip Sprague
Whitten
Dickson
Weeks
Todd
Niles
Berry
Miller
Skip Dean
Bradner
Cary
Ganin
Whitford
Lewis
Bickmore
Nicholson
Skip Eckis
Parker, Gould
Converse
Reed, Esch
King
Morrison
Skip Urquhart
Whitney, Miller and
Wilmot
Ee Lubbe
Horton
Marshall
Town Council Holds Special Session Elects New Officials
The council met Tuesday to organize with members A J Waltz James Simpson Mrs Elizabeth Evans L C Jerue Grady Simpson and others. Jerue elected president Simpson vice president. Committees postponed. Police force reappointed and funding adjusted. City attorney and assessor positions deferred with a committee to appoint a successor for the assessor.
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A. J. Waltz
James Simpson
Elizabeth Evans
L. C. Jerve
G. C. Keller
Herbert W. Harlow
Grady Simpson
L. C
Jerue
Simpson
W. J. Johnson
Johnson
Daily Mail Delivery Hours Shutdown Mapped
The notice lists daily closing times 9 15 a m 3 30 p m and 5 30 p m with arrivals at 9 45 a m and 4 00 p m and Sunday schedule closing 3 30 p m and arrival 3 30 p m.
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Daily Mail
Visitors Urged to Register at Mount Dora Chamber
All visitors in Mount Dora are urged to register at the Chamber of Commerce office on Fifth avenue west of Donnelly. It is important to have your local place of residence known so you can be located if friends inquire or telegrams and messages come for you.
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Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Donnelly
Lakeside Inn Welcomes Seasonal Guests and Big Bass Catch
Lakeside Inn reports new arrivals including Mr and Mrs John Sterling Miss Wilmot of Watertown N Y and Mr Hugh MacMurray of Plainfield N J returning for the season. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Garrett Clark Philadelphia Pa Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones Germantown Pa Mrs M B Hoffman Barrington R I L and Mrs L K Lindstedt Greenwich Conn. Mr John Landis and Mrs Gibson Bunting also noted. A 12½ pound bass caught in Lake Dora by A H Oakley provided a highlight for the week.
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Lakeside
John Sterling
Wilmot
Watertown
N. Y
Sterlings
Miss Wilmot
Hugh MacMurray
Plainfield
N. J
MacMurray
Garrett Clark
Philadelphia
Arthur Jones
Germantown
Jones
Grand View
W. C. Reed
Reed
Greenwich, Conn
M. B. Hoffman
Barrington
R. IL
H. B. Farnum
Julian Meade
Danville
Gibson Bunting
Ardmore
F. D. Mathews
Lucheon
Lakeside Inn Concerts Sunday Evening Program
Mount Dora invites all to attend the Lakeside Inn Sunday evening concerts featuring Miss Helen Craig violinist Miss Naomi Hewitt cellist and Miss Elinor Eveleth pianist. The program includes pieces by Faure Tschaikowski and Borowski with selections like Hungarian Dances No 62. A third performance marked by Rasch Trio Adoration and Chant Sans Parole. All audiences welcome to join the musical evening.
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Helen Craig
Naomi Hewitt
Elinor Eveleth
Rasch Trio
Borowski Cowles
C-Je-Peie
Miss Craig Chant
Tschaikowski
Bach Schelzo
An. Goens
Miss Hewitt Valse de Ios
Mount Dora
Lakeside Inn
Garden Club Meeting Set At Mrs Wilmot Home
Members of the Woman's Club and Garden Club enthusiasts are invited to gather at Mrs. Eardley Wilmot's home on McDonald Street Tuesday January 21 at 3 00 p m for the club event and hobby interest session.
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Woman’s Club
Garden Club
Eardley Wilmot
McDonald Street
White attends first Atlanta Fed directors meeting of year
Mr. George J. White made a business trip to Atlanta Georgia last week to attend the first board of directors meeting of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank for the year. He recently became a member of the board.
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George J. White
Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
White
Florida’s Tourism Boom and Local Chamber Talk
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce event drew 185 guests for a dinner as Karl Lehmann outlined Florida prospects. He praised Mount Dora’s chamber, warned against complacency in finances, and predicted Florida’s next two years would mirror past boom cycles with orange harvests boosting life expectancy and tourism.
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Chamber of Commerce
Karl Lehmann
Lake County
J. J. West
Tracy Mr. Kramer
H. L. Drugg
Alfred Rehbaum
Carl Graves
Tors
Ek Karl Lehmann
Carl. Graves
Lehmann
Lake Co Chamber
Willis Powell
Lehm
Lake
Mount Dora
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Kellogg
Los Angeles
Loseles
Rockefeller Center
Interesting Talk on Mexico Draws Large Congregation
Dr. Brodie spoke at the Congregational church on Mexico explaining its past history and current muddle. The Sunday lecture drew a near capacity audience and raised about $31 for missionary work by the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society.
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Mexico
Brodie
Ladies, Aid and Missionary Society
F B Smith Real Mount Dora Booster
Ferdinand B. Smith of Norwalk Conn has long spent part of each year in Mount Dora and has joined the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce. The drive begins next week with a goal of at least two hundred members as the drive starts in a few days.
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Mount Dora
Marionetttes Delight Audience in Mount Dora Show
The Several Marionettes presented The Fount of Youth with Mount Dora Girl Scouts as sponsors. The audience was small, hurting finances, though the troop expected a net of about twenty to twenty five dollars. Children enjoyed the performance. adults praised the excellent production.
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Mionettes
Mount Dora
Rae
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