Mount Dora Big Four standings and rain postponement noted
The Sideline Average charts Mount Dora's Big Four after twelve games with Otis Hale returning to form and Calhoun Michael gaining ground. Adkins holds second place, Cooley rises to third, and Sam Simpson Brantley and Calhoun fight for top four spots. Rain again postpones the Simpson P.S. Club clash to Friday at 5 p.m. if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erage
Otis Hale
Calhoun Michael
Calhoun
Adkins
Cooley
Sam Simpson
J. F. Brantley
Mount Dora
High School Beats P S Club in Muddy Friday Tilt
The local high school edged the P S C club 13 to 12 in a muddy Friday game. Ed Sadler powered the high school offense with homeruns, while Rees Christopher and Vincent delivered strong defense and pitching support. Captain reads, notes say Walter Hackett penned the write‑up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
Charlie Norris
Lem Downs
Vincent
Rees Christopher
Ed Sadler
Roseborough
Cooper
Walter Hackett
More Telephones Installed Under Florida Offer
Several residents have taken advantage of a Florida Telephone Corp offer for low cost installations. From June 1 to June 15 the charge is one dollar, down from 2.50, with the old price resuming after tomorrow. New subscribers include Mr and Mrs T J Storer F Gould Garcia J R Beasle Rev Perry B James C A Johnson and Mrs Jennie M Stovall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Telephone Corporation
T. J. Storer
F. Gould Garcia
J. R. Beasle
Rev
Perry B. James
C. A., Johnson
Jennie. M. Stovall
King's Daughters Meet in Eustis With Hostesses
The King's Daughters gathered Tuesday night at Mrs Bruner's home in Eustis despite bad weather. Attendees enjoyed piano selections by Bruner's daughter, acrobatic dancing by two Eustis girls, readings by Mrs Hopson, and a question sheet with a prize for the top respondent. Delicous sandwiches and limeade were served. next meeting planned.
Florida Fights to Save Black Bass and Stop Sales
Florida groups push to halt sale and shipment of black bass to protect stocks. Efforts by the State Junior Chamber of Commerce and local associations aim to curb seining and restock wisely while preserving hatcheries and tourism. Government and press support join industry pledges to stop selling bass statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
St. Johns River
Volusia Bar
Doctor’s Lake
Lake George
West Pass
Lake Okeechobee
Volusia
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
Beinee Oe Ca
Welaka
Ocklawaha
Lake County
Lake Harris
Lake Griffin
Lake Eustis
Lake Dora
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
West Palm Beach
House
Senate
Jacksonville Hotel Association
DeLand Fish
Orlando Fish
Field and Stream
Shultz
George W.iSi
Sata
Ciakine Gras
Ido
Rm Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League Garden Party Planned At Bishop Home
Epworth League of the Methodist church announces a garden party at Daniel H. Bishop's home corner Alexander and Seventh to raise funds for the Epworth Institute in Daytona Beach. The event features a male quartet, bass solos, the Hill Billies string orchestra, skits, and other acts with refreshments and a 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Organization of
the Methodist Church
Sen
Epworth Institute
Daytona Beach
Daniel H. Bishop
Alexander
Raymond Perkins
Robert McMurray
Denny Morrow
George Hooten
The
Hill Billies
Ers
Lake County 4H Club notes and meetings statewide
Lake County 4H Club boys travel to University of Florida for the annual short course with County Agent Hiatt. Scholarships awarded to several county youths. Camp plans move to Astor with Marion and Orange counties joining Lake for the first time at the new site. Citrus schools slated for Leesburg and Umatilla to discuss fertilizers and grove nutrition. County Agent reports April May activities including field days, office work, visits, and miles driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County Club
Hiatt
University of Florida
Gainesville
Marcus Williams
Eustis
Fred Be
L. C. McKenzie
Paisley
Lake County
Marion County
Fig Lake
Astor
State Boys Club Department
C. C
Marion
Orange County
Leesburg
Umatilla
U. S. C. A. Bulle
WRUF
Kiwanis Club Night Hosts Alaska Talk and Class Night
Kiwanis gathering in Tavares and Eustis featured Emory of Howey speaking on Alaska’s salmon industry and future citrus advantages. Superintendent Wean read Joshua Johns’s address from Toronto. Mount Dora Kiwanis canceled Thursday noon meeting. Class night for 1934 graduates honored with songs solos and quartets. attendance prize awarded to W. L. Story. 60 members to meet today due to Inter-Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
McNeilly and
Alaska
Emory
California
Florida
Wean
Methodist
Eustis
Joshua L. Johns
Toronto
George White
Hillbillies
P. S. C. To Sponsor Dance At Country Club
The Boys' P. S. Club of Mount Dora sponsors a summer dance Friday night at Lake County Country Club. A large crowd is expected for the high quality event with music by Manis Syncopaters, described as Central Florida's popular orchestra. The dance begins at nine thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S.club
Mount Dora
Lake County Country Club
U. S
Florida
Manis
Tamarow
Lake
Leesburg Defeats Mount Dora 18-9 in baseball clash
Leesburg defeated Mount Dora 18 to 9 in a decisive game at Leesburg. Box score shows Leesburg with strong offense led by G Miller and S Herlong while Mount Dora pitchers struggle. Fisher earned the win for Leesburg and Michael took the loss. Umpires were Youngblood Reeves and Plowdon. scorers Mrs. J. G. Kirby and A. Newett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Monchael
C. C. Dooley
Jeff Brantley
Pbs
Jacketers
Mount Dora
Dorans
Clermont
G. Miller
S. Herlong
Chamberlain
Rf Girtman
Pennington
Wheish
Agg Dora
L Cashwell
J. Brantley
B. Brantley
Adkins
Simpson
Battle
Michael
Christopher
C. Dooley
Stephens
Ray
Ivey
Girtman
Hale
Parrish
Miller
Dooley
Brantley
Fisher
Youngblood
Reeves
Plowdon
J. G. Kirby
A. Newett
Acquitted of Fruit Stealing in Plymouth Case
Attorney Thomas H. Cooley defended several Plymouth neighborhood boys in Orlando who were acquitted as fruit theft could not be proven. The grove owner, outraged by the release, had them charged with trespass and jailed again in Orlando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Cooley
Orlando
Plymouth
Quixley Attends Congregational Young People Camp
Robert Quixley, member of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church, spends the week at DeLeon Springs for the Camp. Usually four or five youths attend, but the encampment ran before local schools closed. Flora Morley Martha Fenn Ruth Harvey and Barbara Hopcraft earned high Christian Endeavor records and attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
Robert Quixley
DeLeon Springs
Christian Endeavor
Flora, Morley
Martha Fenn
Ruth Harvey
Barbara Hopcraft
Christian Endeavor Society
New Beauty Salon Opens by Miss Julia Dunham
Miss Julia Dunham, formerly of the San Juan Hotel Beauty Shop in Orlando, opens Julia's Beauty Salon in her Mount Dora residence at Ninth Avenue and Baker Street. She installs high class equipment and offers low introductory prices. Experienced operators guarantee high quality service and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia. Dunham
San Juan Hotel
Orlando
Mount Dora
Julia
Ninth Avenue
Baker Street
Illness of Tavares Attorney H C Duncan III Hospitalized
Attorney Harry C. Duncan III of Tavares is reported gravely ill in a Jacksonville hospital. The notice notes Duncan’s illness and mentions accompanying individuals including his physician, though details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Duncan
Tavares
Jacksonville
Mr. Rehbaum
Mr. Duncan
Ae Comes Ain
Dr Mildred Marsh Heads to International Podiatry Meet
Dr Mildred Marsh sails from Bridgeport Connecticut to Paris to represent the Nation Society as delegate to the Fellow of Scientific Chiropody International convention in August. She plans a study period before the event and will return by November, missing the Nazi Chiropody Association meeting in Miami. She helped bring the national convention to Florida and chaired the Scientific Committee for the seven day gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marsh
Bridgeport
Conn
Paris
France
Fellow of Scientific Chiropody International
Nation Society
Marsh
Nazi Chiropody Association
Miami
fFida
Seitific Committee
FCA Reports Spring Financing Totals From Production Credit
Farm Credit Administration reports that Production Credit Associations organized last winter and active since April have handled about 44.5 million dollars in spring financing. Of this, 27.3 million went to borrowers and 17.2 million to loan accounts for staggered payments. Loans mainly funded crop production, with increasing livestock and general farming loans as the season progresses. The low cost of money, with interest rates down to 5 percent, enables many farmers to purchase work stock, equipment, and improvements, secured by first liens on livestock or equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administrons
5. M. Garwood
Mr. Garwood
Garwood
Production Credit Association
Mount Dora Schools Names Future Faculty
The Mount Dora faculty for the next school year is announced. Junior-Senior High School lists D. D. Roseborough as principal, W. A. Vincent as assistant principal and coach, with Dana Faulkner, Nana Laney, Evelyn Cassady. Intermediate and primary grades are assigned to several teachers including Lucy Wood Gladys Simpson Es ther Cadman Doris Camp Jo Mae Stanley and Betty West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
D. D. Roseborough
Dana Faulkner
Nana Laney
Evelyn Cassady
Vivia Craig
Helen Meadows
Lucy Wood
Gladys Simpson
Esther Cadman
Doris Camp
Jo Mae Stanley
Betty West
Kings Daughters Appeal For Baby Needs In Mount Dora Area
A special appeal requests sheets, pillow slips, towels and any items for a newly expected baby. A destitute family under Mount Dora welfare care lacks bedding and essentials. Items may be left with Miss Nancy Stuart at the J J West Realty Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora ‘Distret
Mount Dora
Nancy. Stuart
Wear a Hat Outdoors to Protect Hair, Warns Specialist
Paul A. Thomas of Chicago urges outdoor hat use in summer to prevent hair damage. He notes excessive sun can burn and bleach hair and may promote baldness. UV helps hair but infrared rays also harm it, and violet rays should follow physician directions. He cites Shaw and Einstein in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Thomas
Chicago
Birds have economic value and need protection says C of C speaker
Rupert J. Longstreet of Daytona Beach spoke to the Central Florida Council of Chambers of Commerce on the dollar value of Florida birds. He urged sanctuaries, defended popular beliefs about species, and emphasized protecting useful birds while allowing selective culling of dangerous individuals. The talk covered game birds, waterfowl, and the pelican, noting economic benefits from tourism and agriculture and Florida’s leading position in water birds. The session drew about sixty attendees from multiple counties and featured a breakfast program and calls for reimbursement of crop losses from the Mediterranean fruit fly outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Central Florida
Beneit
Cooper
Longstreet
Merritt's Island
Council
Seashore Grill
Daytona Beach
Chambers of Commerce
Ocala
Marion County
DeLand
Mount Dora
Lake County
Flagler’ Beach
St. Augustine
Cocoa
Seminole County
Sanford
Altamonte Springs
Vero
Beach
Orange, County
Orlan- A
Chas. ‘Herrington
Daytona
H.M. Papworth
Seminole
Lake County Chamber
of Commerce
Hargis
Umiatilla
Misselle Hamilton
Leesburg
Unt Dora Chamber
Miss Ley. Schonenberger
Chas
Marion County C. of
Flagler Beach
Executive Committee to Meet
The executive committee of the Parent Teachers Association will hold its monthly meeting next Monday afternoon June 18 at 3 30 P M at the home of Mrs Rabun Battle. The association suspends regular meetings during vacation months but the executive committee will meet regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Rabun Battle
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. D. Kirk
State Committee On Conservation
Greater Orlando
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League
Clifford R. Hiatt
Kiwanis News
Weather Report
H. C. Duncan III
Dr. Marsh
FCA
C. Group
State Audubon Society
Pp. T. A. Executive Committee
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