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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
Leesburg Florida candidate T G Futch appeals to Democrats urging support in Lake County for the 23rd District primary on June 7 1932. He cites his record of constructive legislation in 1929 and 1931 and pledges to continue serving Lake County and Florida if elected.
W F Stoudenmire relocates from Jacksonville to Leesburg to open an independent cash and carry grocery, expanding Lake County’s food dispensing outlets as the Stoudenmire family footprint grows. A. Raymond Raff of Philadelphia supports the local Chamber of Commerce with a sustaining membership check, while Mrs. Mary Allen, Lake County Home Demonstration agent, rises to first vice president of the Florida Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club after earning a best in show prize for a cotton sport suit at a Jacksonville luncheon.
The partner of former County Surveyor J F Lacey declares candidacy for Lake County Surveyor in the Democratic Primary of June 7 1932. He cites nine years as assistant to Lacey and twenty years of records to show qualification and efficiency. Your vote and support will be needed.
Orange and Seminole counties prep for Leesburg Watermelon Festival parade with officials Bickford and Lehmann touting car counts and floats. Lake County residents note political figures and opposition gaps, Lake County papers pledge state election news support, and road work bridges Jacksonville to Barberville. Marmalades by Lake County Preservation Co gain hotel chef interest, golden wedding marked in Tavares, bass fishing reports from Lake Apopka and Clermont, and Eustis trap shooters compete in Atlanta. Montgom ery Boy Scouts head to Minneola for ten days, sightseeing Day Beach Bok Tower Silver Springs under Ed Bennett supervision.
The fragment notes Ponce de Leon as a member of Columbus the explorer on his second voyage with the Columbus crew.
Eustis councilman candidate cites need for economy and lower government costs. He argues against wasteful boards and arsenical sprays, endorses green fruit laws, and claims experience managing seven hundred acres of citrus. He appeals to Lake County voters and Florida taxpayers for support.
Notice to creditors legatees and all with claims against the estate of Peter Avery deceased. Claims must be filed within twelve months from June 2 1932 with Lake County Florida Judge E M Tally or successor at Tavares. Filed claims to be sworn as required. Josephine G Thomas guardian of the estate.
Winter Haven Florida May 30 1932 A M Tilden president Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House Assn writes in support of R D Keene candidate for representative from Lake County to the Legislature praising his fruit business and pro citrus stance paid political advertisement.
The Florida Marketing Bureau estimates 1931-32 fruit and vegetable crops worth 68 million dollars, about 115000 carloads. Citrus shipments total 63802 cars and 24000000 boxes valued at 37397309, with oranges totaling 12100000 boxes valued at 19726960.
Notice to creditors of Francis G. Davis deceased. Sizable claims or demands must be presented to the estate administrator by a stated deadline as required by law.
C H Smith purchaser of Tax Certificate No 472 dated July 4 1927 has filed the certificate for tax deed. The property is Tract 5 Sec 32 Tp 22 S R 26 E 10 acres in Lake County formerly assessed to Miles Baxter. If not redeemed by June 13 1932 a tax deed will be issued. Witnessed by GEO J DYKES and C PEEPLES.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a note about engraved calling cards tied to a person named Vone Mas. Details are unclear due to poor readability.
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