Fine Entertainment Program For Tourist Club Announced
The Tourist Club board reveals a season of events from January to March. Notable acts include Home Talent Revue Stetson Glee Club Rollins College and Bessie Andrus Melodists with others like Noah Beilharz Elwood T Bailey and a Pinafore production by the Stetson Opera Company. The February shows form an Entertainment Festival with several free and paid performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson Glee Club
Rollins College
Bessie Andrus
Noah Beilharz
Elwood T
Bailey
Southern College
Miss Andrus
Dolly Nichols
W_ Hager
Hager
Chicago
Town Team to Meet Colonial Pharmacy in Mount Dora
The bulletin board at the Chamber of Commerce hints a game tonight though details are unclear. Mount Dora’s town team will face Colonial Pharmacy of Orlando next Wednesday at 8 pm at Donnelly Park. The town team previously beat Florida Public Service of Orlando for the second time this season. Mount Dora High School split a double header with Eustis. The girls won while the boys lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Pharmacy
Orlando
Donnelly Park
Mount Dora
Florida Public Service
Mount Dora High School
Eustis
Stunt Night for Eustis Public Library Benefit
A fundraising stunt night is planned at the Municipal Auditorium in Eustis on Thursday January 25 at 8 o clock. Rotary Kiwanis Elks American Legion and Auxiliary Woman's Club PTA and others will perform acts and stunts for a 25 cent admission to aid the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library of
Eustis
Rotary
Kiwanis, Elks, American Legion and Auxiliary
Woman’s Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Lake County Country Club Plans Upcoming Golf Events
A stockholders meeting formed a committee to arrange club course golf events. The schedule lists Blind bogie on January 18 Tombstone tournament on January 25 Gang tournament on February 6 Mixed foursome on February 15 and another Gang tournament on February 27. Clubs from De Land Sanford and Orlando are invited to participate.
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Lake County Country Club
Tombstone
DeLand
Sanford
Orlando
Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce Unveils 1934 Membership Drive
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce launches its annual drive today with two teams led by Alfred Rebbaum and A. C. Quixley aiming to recruit at least 250 members for 1934. Membership costs 10 dollars per year with no limit on the number of memberships per firm or individual.
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Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall Renovation Rushed To Completion
Mount Dora completes a CWA project renovation of City Hall featuring a moss green asbestos roof white walls dark green trim and Tiffany finish interiors. Frank Cornish supervised decoration and finishing while new pine floors mahogany furniture and gold paneling enhance the council chamber and clerk's office inviting more civic pride and likely more candidates to seek office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
CWA
Frank Cornish
Evening Service Of Song At Cong Church
Next Sunday at 7 30 an evening service of song at the Congregational church directed by Florence Gilbert Hanscom features childhood songs. The program includes hymns readings solos and choruses led by Mrs Hanscom Dr Spencer and various soloists with offertory and benediction. The organ has been renovated and will be ready.
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Cong’s Church
Florence Gilbert Hanscom
Doane
Mr. Marshall
Mr. LaBreck
Herbert Whitehead
Alice Davis
Goldsworth
Kiwanis Club Sees Record Attendance at Mount Dora Meeting
Mount Dora Kiwanis posts its largest turnout in years with only four absentees. Visitors A M Engelhard and Charles A Trumbower attend. Welcome to new members T Takahashi J E Fortner and Denny Morrow. W R O Neal of First National Bank of Orlando speaks on Central Florida history and future growth, praising Kiwanis fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Kiwanis
A. M. Engelhard
Bridgeport
A. J. Waltz
Carl Graves
Denny Morrow
O. M. Simpson
Fletcher Crane
Paul R. Mahony
George J. White
Daniel Bishop
William J. Johnson
Alfred Rehbaum
W. R. O'Neal
First National Bank of
Orlando
Florida
Central Florida
Kiwanis Club
Quixley
O'Neal
The Old School at Hickry Holler Comic Play
A three scene comic play The Old School at Hickry Holler will be staged Thursday evening February 8 under the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church with Mrs Truskett directing. Costumes date to the sixties and tickets go on sale soon for 35 cents adults 15 cents children.
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Hick’ry Holler
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Truskett
Weather Log January 11 to 17 Barometric Readings
Daily forecast shows barometer around 30.26 inches at noon with readings near 30.228 inches on January 11 through January 17. Local conditions indicate typical January patterns with variable cloudiness and cooler afternoons.
Tourist Club Showcases Local Talent In Home Program
A large audience enjoyed a Tourist Club meeting last Tuesday with community singing led by Mrs. Miller. President Peacock presided, noting 320 members. A boat trip was announced for Jan 18 and a club picnic planned. The evening featured home talent numbers by Mrs. Odell and the program committee with multiple solo and instrumental acts. Next Tuesday the Stetson Glee Club will provide the program with free admission for non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Peacock
Horton
Odell
Lin
Nichols
Mrs. Ault
Wise
LaBreck
Kimball
Rythm Orchestra
Ault
Rachel Dean
Mrs. Nice
Stetson Glee Club
Unusual Window Display of Temple and King Oranges
In the window display, Temple and King oranges from the Dickson properties are shown in clusters rather than singly. The Temple orange is richly colored, juicy, and easy to peel, while the King is among the choicest citrus fruits. One window cluster weighs about three and a half pounds and contains six large fruits.
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Temple
King
Dickson
Chamber Of Commerce Officers Re-Elected For 1934 Term
The Mount Dora and Orlando clubs opened the North Central Florida Lawn Bowling League with a 11 14 match won by Orlando as 135 attendees heard the annual chamber meeting. Officers were re-elected. Carl Graves Alfred Reick James Simpson and A J Wither were named directors. Carl Dann spoke after the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Mount Dora
Daytona Beach
Dean
Smith
Kirby
Niles
Deat
Geo. J. White
Alfred Rehbaum
Carl S. Graves
Shirley Schonenberger
A. C. Quixley
H. W. Harlow
S. S. Sadler
Mr. Sadler
G. L. Hanscom
Messrs. Quixley
Rehbaum
Carl Dann
Lakeside Inn Orchestra
Lakeside Inn
Intr
White
Geo H. Peabody
Troy
N. H
Mr. Dann
Col
Marcus Dann
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
St. Johns River
Danny
Halifax
Annual Meeting Tonight Of Mount Dora Yacht Club
Mount Dora Yacht Club holds its annual meeting at the clubhouse this Thursday with election of officers on the agenda. Commodore E H Johnson from Winter Park will present boat ing moving pictures of Florida and other places. Refreshments will be served afterward and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Unusual Citrus Display At J J West Realty Window
A special citrus display by Win C. Sleight from Wayside Packing House in Sylvan Shores features 32 diverse fruits shipped nationwide by express. All fruits were grown within four miles of the packing house, with varieties from William Watt and Savage groves including Parson Brown Orange and Navel, among others.
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J. J. West Realty Company
Win C. Sleight
Wayside
Sylvan Shores
Express
Canada
William Watt
Savage
Phillipine
Connor’s
Sunrise
Perrine Lemon
Washington
Clementine
Owari
Satsuma
Enterprise
Florida
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Stetson Opera Company
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Dann
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