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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

Page

5

Orlando Exposition Promises Vast Florida Fair Attractions

Orlando fair planners unveil a star studded show for Florida audiences. High school acts and dancing horses blend with Roman chariot races and night flare displays. Hadji Lessik the gun juggler headlines daily shows alongside Hippodrome acts and fast cars. Fireworks by Florida Fireworks Co and George B Jackson top Exposition plans. Music features daily band concerts including Kissimmee Boys Band and Orlando Reporter-Star News band. Johnny J Jones shows promise new riding devices and diverse side shows to thrill all ages.

Florida Hadji Lessik America Florida Fireworks Company George B. Jackson Philadelphia Eustis Kissimmee Orlando Reporter-Star News Johnny J. Jones Orlando Orlando Exposition

Postmaster Examination Opens for Mount Dora Vacancies

United States Civil Service announces openings for postmaster positions at Mount Dora Florida with possible future vacancies. Applicants must reside within the postal district and meet requirements, with examination open to all US residents. Application blanks available at the local post office or Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.

United States Civil Service Ission Mount Dora United States States Civil Service Comm Washinon D. C

Acknowledgment Of Contributions To Children’s Home Society

A Mount Dora Parent Teachers’ Association contribution of 44 dollars is acknowledged by the Children’s Home Society. Marcus Fagg, State Superintendent, requests appreciation to officers and members and notes a receipt will be sent. He also expresses sympathy to a widower connected with the matter.

Evelyn Cassady Mount Dora Fln Parent Teachers’ Association of Marcus Fagg

State Chamber outlines aims and achievements across Florida

The article highlights the Florida State Chamber of Commerce efforts from 1925 to 1926, noting a $250,000 advertising fund, reductions in a $40,000 indebtedness, and ongoing committees on agriculture, industry, waterways, aviation, and publicity. It mentions a $7,000,000 Panama City paper mill planned, a push for a veterans hospital, and widespread chamber membership.

State Chamber Florida Association of Real Estate Boards Florida Panama City South America Inland Waterways Committee Veterans Bureau Veterans Hospital Aviation Committee Grassfield Chambers of Commerce Rehbaum Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce

Membership Drive Urges Community Spirit Over Regulation

The article reports a community meeting endorsing a people driven approach to progress rather than government or law. Speakers including Mr. Hippler Mr. Graves and Mr. Hurlburt call for broader funding for the Chamber of Commerce urging coordinated advertising and unity to grow the town.

Hippler Graves Hurlburt Chamber of Commerce Neville C. H. Geer Northampton Mass Mount Dora F. B. Smith Evans

Five Kiwanis Goals Emphasized in Mount Dora

Kiwanis International president Raymond M Crossman urged Mount Dora to localize the five social objectives in 1931 joining 1870 clubs in the U S and Canada. Objectives include aiding underprivileged children intelligent citizenship high professional standards community contact and vocational guidance. Fort Pierce opens a $40000 canning plant employing about 150 workers Arcadia building permits total $61867 in 11 months of 1930.

Kiwanis Club Mount Dora Raymond M. Crossman Omaha Kiwanis International U. S Canada Rehbaum Crossman Kiwanis

Radio broadcast spurs Red Cross drought relief gifts

Washington reports rapid donations nationwide after Hoover led a coast to coast NBC broadcast urging support for a ten million drought relief fund. Local chapters, business leaders, and individuals sent checks from 25 cents to 50 dollars, inspired by Mary Pickford and Mrs. August Belmont appeals.

Washington, D. C American Red Cross Red Cross Hoover National Broadcasting Company Alliance Ohio J. Franklin MacFadden Philadelphia Col. MacFadden Will Rogers Washington Mary Pickford August Belmont B. F. Thompson Louisiana Drought Relief Committee Wired Alexandria Louisia Harriet R. Vannote Middletown New York Eliot Wadsworth Boston Central Committee Robert W. deForest John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Red Cross Committee America

School Events Highlight Winter Activities And Debates

The Community Building hosts the delayed play Anne of Old Salem on January 29 at 8 pm. The American Legion awards an elementary grade medal at May graduation. Lunch room duties shift to Mrs. Hunter Morris with help from several aides. A Child and Adolescent Psychology course begins February 5 at Tavares. Mount Dora and Lyman High Schools debate February 7 on abolishing the current jury system with out of town judges. Col. French lectures on the Grand Canyon February 13 in two sessions. A Primary Department entertainment is planned for March.

Anne of Old Salem American Legion Pray Mount Dora Lyman High School Longwood United States Marie Slack Jane McCown Shirley Schonenberger Abby Simpson Joseph Swift Margaret Ray Orlando Senior High School Orlando French Grand Canyon

International Chamber of Commerce May Meeting Aims Remedy

A remedy for world wide business low mood will be sought at the May meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce. The session will discuss global economic confidence measures and policy coordination.

The International Chamber of Commerce

Woodland Dairy Cuts Prices Passes Savings to Customers

Woodland Dairy announces voluntary price reductions due to lower dairy feed and labor costs. Michael states the move preserves quality and service while passing the savings to customers.

Woodland Dairy Michael

Large Gifts to Red Cross Drought Campaign

Large contributions to the American Red Cross drought relief drive were sent to the New York County Chapter totaling 509000. Major donors include Bell Telephone 100000 United States Steel 50000 and General Electric 50000. A new roller skating rink at Midway New Midway corner of 28th Avenue and Dixie Highway opened for business.

American Red Cross New York County Bell Telephone Companies United States Steel Corporation General Electric Company Midway Twenty Eighth Avenue Dixie Highway

Rat Snap Promises Quick Rodent Elimination

No more rats or mice after using RAT-SNAP a sure rodent killer. Two cake sizes fit homes kitchens cellars and barns with guaranteed results. Sold by Mount Dora Pharmacy offering size-1 to size-5 options for various settings.

Forester David Dally Pleads For Reforestation Efforts

George Dally told Garden Club members in the Auditorium that forestry applies business principles to idle lands to boost state revenue. He outlined fire protection and replanting as low cost paths to productivity, noting sixteen forest industries, 350000 workers, and $94000000 annual capacity depend on forests. He stressed benefits for sportsmen and aesthetics before slides showing timber growth and Florida game.

George Dally Garden Club Dally Florida

Hendricks resigns Montverde post to join Stetson DeLand staff

Joseph E. Hendricks secretary to President H. P. Carpenter at Montverde School since last spring resigns to become field representative for Stetson University at DeLand. He will start February 1 and plans to enter Stetson Law School. Hendricks, Montverde alumnus, has been active in local Christian Endeavor groups and state work, with two Montverde brothers remaining involved.

Joseph E. Hendricks H. P. Carpenter Montverde School Tetson University DeLand Mr Hendricks Stetson University Stetson Montverde Joe Hendricks Christian Endeavor C. E

Bandits Hit Miami Gaming House Steal 9000 From Tables

Two unidentified bandits entered a residential Miami gambling house Monday morning and held 75 guests at gunpoint with sawed-off shotguns. They escaped with about $9,000 taken from gaming tables.

Miami

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