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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

4

Florida Citrus Ad Spending Aims to Shift Demand

Industry leaders urge higher ad budgets to outpace Texas grapefruit growth and boost Florida fruit sales. Morton shows 2.48 million boxes of grapefruit sold at 2.67 a box yielding a $38 gain per advertising dollar if ads drive the rise in price. Chamber support funds employment efforts. Mount Dora band entertains as community program ends with patriotic songs.

Coca Cola Kellogg Kellogg Foods Florida Florida Citrus Exchange American Fruit Growers Ayer & Son Clearing House California Texas Morton New York Mississippi Lake County Chamber of Commerce A. J. Waltz Citizens Employment Commission Burnell Mount Dora America

Mount Dora and Umatilla Rally In Tight Baseball Inning

In a closely contested inning Mount Dora and Umatilla players delivered a string of hits walks and outs. Brown clouts a home run and Miller hits another circuit driving in multiple runs as pitchers Morris and Stevenson rally their clubs.

Pege Straker McTurous Brown Morris Kenney Campbell Miller Turner Grounds Cooley Pike Mount Dora Michael Epps Stevenson Umatilla McCown J. Brantley Hale Eckholdt Dooley Turner

Mount Dora and Apopka Tie for First Place Again

Mount Dora and Apopka battled to a 3 3 tie in the eleventh inning before darkness halted play. Pitchers Stevenson and McCormick pitched a hard fought game in Apopka with Lucky Lasater stealing second on a key play. The game will be replayed at Mount Dora on a date to be announced, with a box score provided.

Apopka Mount Dora Rodenbaugh Stevenson McCormick R. Lasater Lucky Lasater

Exhibition Game At Heim Field Between Mount Dora And Orlando

An exhibition football game is set for Friday at Heim Field at 3 30 p m between Mount Dora and Orlando. The start time is moved up from the usual 4 o clock.

Heim Field Mount Dora Orlando Tavares

Apopka Batting Averages for First Half Season

Apopka players who appeared in three or more games posted team batting averages for the first half of the season. Details list hitters and their marks, highlighting top contributors and overall club performance.

Apopka

Card of Thanks for Mr. George Booth

Hilda Streeton thanks neighbors friends and King's Daughters for sympathy help during illness and after the death of her uncle George Booth and for the beautiful flowers.

King’s Daughters George Booth Hilda. Streeton

Social The Tubular Ting of M. E. Mee V

The Ladies Aid Society meeting will be held Friday July 22 at 3 p m at the home of Mrs James Simpson Sylvan Shores.

M. E. Mee v . Ladies Aid Society James Simpson Sylivan Shores

Camping Party at Daytona Beach

A party of Mr and Mrs Ed Nutter Mr and Mrs William Williamson and Mr and Mrs C E Burchett camped at Daytona Beach Saturday night They were joined Sunday by Mr and Mrs Douglas Hall and Mrs J Turner and Andrew and Mrs Perry Jones and daughter The day was described as delightful.

Ed Nutter William Williamson C. E. Burchett Daytona Beach Douglas Hall J Turner Andrew Perry Jones

CARD CLUB MEET AT WINGLER HOME

Delta Pakka Kard Klub members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. William P. Wingler’s home. Curb prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wingler Mrs. Frank Griffiths and Mrs. HD Overhiser. Hosts served homemade sherbet and cake.

Delta Pakka _Kard Klub William P. Wingler Wingler Frank Griffiths Hd.overhiser

Bridge Night Hosts Honor Guests With Prizes

Mr and Mrs Wilson G Smith hosted a Thursday bridge event with two tables of players including Mr and Mrs Paul Mahony Mr and Mrs W L E Barnett and Mr and Mrs Alfred Rehbaum Prizes were awarded to Mrs W L E Barnett Mrs Paul Mahony and Mr Rehbaum Dainty refreshments followed by the hostesses service

Wilson G. Smith Contract Bridge Paul Mahony W. L.E. Barnett Alfred Rehbaum Rehbaum

Mrs Morley Hosts Bridge Honoring Daughter Mary

Mrs N W Morley entertained at bridge Saturday honoring her daughter Mary who is on vacation at home. Two tables played with guests Mrs Harry Burton Mrs William Lafroos Mrs A O Marvel Mrs H Merrick and Misses Esther Cadman Helen Lewis Edith Wentworth. Prizes went to Miss Esther Cadman and Mrs A O Marvel. A salad course followed.

N. W. Morley Bridge Mary Harry Burton William Lafroos A. O. Marvel H. Merrick Esther Cadman Helen Lewis Edith Wentworth

Picnic Supper Hosts for Eus tis American Legion Group

Mr and Mrs Carl Risley hosted a picnic supper Monday night at their Tremain street home for the Eus tis American Legion Post and the Legion Auxiliary. Forty attended. supper featured hot hamburgers lemonade and baskets. An evening of music on piano and banjo and dancing followed.

Carl Risley Tremain Street American Legion Post Legion Auxiliary Eustis

Patriotic Tea Hosted by Community Church Ladies

Mrs. Grant Cowles and Mrs. H. S. Masten co hosted a Patriotic Tea for Ladies 4th at the Cowles home. A business session allocated 250 to the Employment Commission, 25 to the Jacksonville Children's Home, and 16 to the West Tampa Mission for one week of teacher support. Decorations featured flags and flowers with a T shaped seating. Refreshments included iced tea and red white and blue treats.

Grant Cowles H. S. Masten M Mbers

Local residents visit kin and travel plans across states

Personal notices list Mrs B J Wilkinson visiting sister in Homestead Florida and Mr and Mrs O D Stephens with family leaving for Lincoln Alabama. Dr R C Conklin and J J West plan a Daytona Beach weekend trip while others head to Sewickly Pa then Canada. Families from Selma Alabama and Oklahoma City also make trips to Daytona Beach and Winder Georgia for visits, with several weeks or a month planned.

O. D. Stephens Lincoln Alabama

Mount Dora Social Roundup Brims with Travel and Guests

Mrs. James sails to Williamsburg Canada with Nelle Hague and Will Norris as Mr. and Mrs. Cliff White return from Alabama. Claire Foster heads to California via Panama Canal. The Conrad family travels to Buchanan Michigan for illness in Mrs. Conrad's sister. Crane, Gorham and Coffin families vacation at Daytona Beach while others visit Mount Dora, Sylvan Shores and nearby spots.

James Can Po Williamsburg Canada Ueetao M. W. Locke Nelle Hague Will Norris Mrs Cliff White Alabama Mr. White Hale and White Grocery Mrs. White Post Office Claire Foster W. A. Conrad Paul Buchanan Michigan Fletcher Crane Gladys Irene D. F. Gorham George Coffin Daytona Beach Coffin Crane Mrs. Crane Charles Anna Gallimore H. A. Dahm Sylvan Shores Mount Dora

Employment Fund Aims for 270 to 300 Hours Weekly

The Mount Dora Commission hopes to sustain day work for 21 men next months at 270 to 300 hours weekly. They estimate a $40 to $45 weekly cost and may house to house solicit to raise funds. Donors have already given voluntarily and some pledge periodically as civic improvement effort to attract winter visitors.

Mount Dora Florida

Grape Growers Hold State Meeting in Lake County

A well attended gathering of grape growers from across the state and Lake County featured speakers including Wena of Mount Ww Stover Dr Charles her and Mr J Church. Chairman W J Stover led the program and numerous local growers participated.

Grape du Ncon Wena Mount Ww

Grape Growers of Lake County Attend Orlando Convention

The Lake County grape growers joined the Annual Grape Growers Convention in Orlando on July 12. Prof. E L Lord, president of the Florida Grape Association, presided as meetings ran from 10 a m to 4 p m with lunch at the Chamber of Commerce building and a noonday program by the Grape Growers Association. County Agent Clifford R Hiatt participated.

Orlando Lake County E. L. Lord Florida Grape Association San Juan Chamber of Commerce Orlando Chamber of Commerce Grape Growers Association Prof Clifford R. Hiatt

Notice of Tax Deed Application Lake County Florida

Notice is given that C A Lawton holder of Tax Certificate No 1413 filed for tax deed. Property: Lot 4 Block 24 Astor Lake County Florida current owner Andrew Konda. Deed issuance pending unless redemption by August 15 1932. Clerk GEO J Dykes Lake County Florida. Deputy Grace Hawthorne.

C. A. Lawton Tadahah A. D Lake County Florida Astor Andrew Konda Osmer Mount Dora J. C. B Koonce Geo. J. Dykes Grace Hawthorne

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