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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
Several residents announce summer travels including Mr B T Michael to Statham Georgia and A C Quixley to Chicago. Others move to New York Providence Mount Dora and more while local business and cafe renovations progress and the Knights of Pythias nominate officers.
Last week in Newark Mrs. Terry hosted Miss Anna Reynolds Miss EB Barrett and Miss Cableigh before the party returned north for the fall. The occasion included a delightful time and plans for returning later for the handsome residence under construction.
Mr and Mrs Frank S Gallagher are due to return home in a few days following a trip to Ohio prompted by the death of Mr Gallagher’s mother.
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. W. H. Mallory in Meadville Pennsylvania. Mrs. Mallory had left Mt. Dora only recently and her death will be mourned by many people in this city.
The J. J. West Realty Company announces new office additions and improved equipment making the offices one of the most spacious and conveniently arranged. They project 1926 as a banner year for Florida and anticipate a big influx of cars and activity.
A compilation of varied public works and corporate projects across Florida includes Portland paving and sewer installation in Orlando, a $200000 public terminal warehouse in Tampa by Kreiss Potassium Phosphate, a bridge at Shell Creek near Punta Gorda, a 50 ton ice plant near St. Augustine, and capital increases in First National Bank at Tarpon Springs. Additional items note hotel openings in Jacksonville, a $1000000 Holy Name Convent project in Tampa, a new Hart line and Blotter Fountain Pen factory site in Tampa, a $5000000 water plant in West Palm Beach, and an $8500000 bond measure for Military Trail roadway. among others in Lake Worth, Clearwater, Palmetto, Kissimmee, Lakeland, Fort Myers, and St. Augustine authorities announcing varied infrastructure, utility, and commercial developments.
The largest Lake County Home Demonstration Club Girls class graduates this year with twenty two members from various towns. The group includes Alma Fuller Marie Clyburn Mary LaFuze Josephine Roxabough Hazel Schumann Dor othy Clarke Mable Hinson Ruby Schockley Lois Johnson Eileen Shores Rachael Allen Mildred Parker Minnie Lee Clare Olive Lent Freddie Battle Grace Alexander Hazel Bagwell Lyli Gustafuson Marion Huntley Sadie Watanen Astor and will promote club work countywide. Six boys Edwin Battle Hyman Elbey Lyman Holley George Walker Carl Helander Clarence Holley will attend the Club Boys Short Course in Gainesville on June 17. Lake Worth bids Lake Avenue extension construction Frostproof orange packing plant Sarasota hotel project progress.
Tampa Copeland Manufacturing erecting new factory. DeLand Southern Bell builds direct circuit to Crescent City. St Augustine Bay street widening and two new apartments on Davia Shores. Frostproof work under way for city park. Live Oak Seaboard Air Line improves Ohio avenue crossing. Melbourne culvert at bottom of New Haven avenue to be paved.
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