Citrus Clearing House described as future market stabilizer
The Growers Clearing House plan outlines no annual dues, a $2 initial membership fee, and a state wide board elected by growers. It aims to start operations in 1928 1929, with 60 percent signup by July 10 to trigger establishment and promises higher grove values and better prices through standardization and broader advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House Association
Committee of Fifty
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Clearing House
Park Beautification in Donnelly Park Progress
Mrs. Geo. L. Zell leads efforts in Donnelly Park drawing resident and traveler interest. Visitors pause to view daily developments as work continues, sparking comment from locals and passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Zell
Donnelly Park
Park Commission
Park Board
Donnelly and
Fifth
Social bridge party highlights at Mrs Johnsons home
Tavares social life featured two gatherings this week. Mrs Harry P Johnson hosted a bridge party with top score going to Mrs Bayard Kennedy and prizes awarded to other guests. The Merry Matrons Club met at Mrs L G Coven s home with contests and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Johnson
Treadway
Mrs. Johnson
Thomas Long
Bayard Kennedy
Leonard Barker
J. L. Millard
Long
Johnson
Ted Estey
Clifford Hiatt
C. L. Bassett
Donald Gardner
Carl Duncan
Harry C. Duncan
W. J. Rogers
Charles Diehl
W. M. Kennedy
Fred Lagerquist
B. A. Kennedy
E. M. Tally
Jewell C. Close
L. G. Cowen
Alfred Street
Iliff Couger
Ida Truskett
Elnora Potter
E. A. Houghton
Eustis
J. W. Hunter
W. J. Sims
Russell Peeples
J. B. Prevatt
Charles Nutt
Paul Daniel
C. B. Treadway
Socials and visits cited among Gulf region residents
A string of social appointments is listed with families visiting Daytona Beach Winterville Summerall Park Orlando and Tampa. Guests include Col J D Watson Mrs W Lagerquist Rev O S Palmer Mrs Nellie Ball and others with trips to Georgia North Carolina and West Palm Beach for church events and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. D. Watson
Winterville, Ga
M. C. Watson
Summerall Park
Mount Dora Scouts Aid Fond du Lac Fire Victims
Miss Mary E. Burnton of Fond du Lac Children's Home commends Mount Dora Boy Scouts for charity after a fire damaged the Wisconsin home. Ben Heath sent a $5 contribution in the troop's name. Eight residents are at Scout Camp Shagnappi as repairs proceed on roof and ceilings damaged by smoke and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Mary E. Burnton
Fond du Lac
Ben Heath
Wisconsin
Miss Burnton
Shagnappi
Durrells Plan Summer Trip After Brother’s Illness
Mr. and Mrs. D Jewell Durrell will leave Tuesday for New York City and Minneapolis to spend the remainder of the summer, while Tampa remains affected by their family illness as described on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
D. Jewell Durrell
New York City
Minneapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Citrus Clearing House
Mt. Dora Lumber Company
Tavares
H. H. Duncan
Daytona Beach
Leonard Duncan
Fred
Camp WeWa
Lou Ellen Taylor
Leesburg
Rehbaum & Co
W. G. Lagerquist
Albany, Ga
Rev. O. S. Palmer
Murry Lowe
Georgia
Nellie Ball
Orlando
Mrs
Albra Geiger and Son
Charleston, S. C
Ed. Barksdale
A. E. Haeflinger
DeLand
Rogers Wells
Cornado Beach
W. L. Watkins
I. V. Steele
W. P. Averitt
Danny B. Averitt
North Carolina
J. E. Hammond
Wyeth Duncan
Hilda Wiggins
Ocoee
Mrs. J. H. Wiggins
Dottie Mae Barksdale
Eunice Wiggins
Dorothy Moorehead
Eloise Griffin
West Palm Beach
J. C. Merrill
Pat King
Bridge
Christine McFerron
John Miller
Asheville
N. C
Ed. Gardner
BOY Scouts
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Benton Harbor
Boston
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Portland
Port Huron
Quebec
Hell Gate Bridge
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Chicago
Detroit
P. W
Turrentine
T. A
Mt. Dora
Carolina
TERRO
Senoret Chemical CO
ST. Louis
U.S. A
McCormick & CO
Consolidated Warehouse Dock
Jacksonville
Astor
L. & J. Line
Leesburg State Bank
Ifi
Housewives
The
American Bakeries Company
Strap
W. E. Lackey—Jeweler
Florida Eastman Films Developing and Printing
Bar Harbor
Lake County Publishing Co
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