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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

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City Attorney Lists Voter Requisites for Mount Dora Bond Election

The Mount Dora City Attorney T H Cooley outlines eligibility for voters in the July 22 1929 bond election to fund a Community Hall. Requirements include age over 21 US citizenship Florida residency one year Lake County six months Mount Dora six months registration poll taxes and real property ownership within town limits with conditions for married women and contracts without deeds.

T. H. Cooley United States Florida Lake County Mount Dora Tavares Fla Thomas H. Cooley Donnelly Park

Mount Dora Woman Dead After Sudden Loss

Friends and neighbors mourn Mrs. S. M. Bellringer who died suddenly ten days after her husband. Funeral services were held Sunday at the undertakers with burial in Mount Dora. The community honored her with floral tributes as two daughters Helen and Mary Jim endure their great sorrow.

S. M.bellringer Mount Dora

Mosteller Bros opens new radio department in old Blue Bird site

Announcement announces Mosteller Brothers new radio department in the former Blue Bird Tea Room. Crosley radios are on display with the latest models and future sets expected. demonstrations will be given at all times.

Mosteller Bros Blue Bird Tea Room Mosteller Brothers Crosley

Mount Dora Triumphs Over Apopka In L. O. League

Mount Dora defeated Apopka 11 to 6 in a Lake Orange League game. Verigan and Dooley led Mount Dora's pitching, while Herrell Lassater and Rencher starred for Apopka. Cooley Adkins and Allen homer helped Mount Dora seize control with eight runs in the fourth inning.

Apopka Winter Park Verigan Dooley Mount Dora Cooley Adkins Allen Dudley Battle Pittman Culbreth Hale Rencher Herrell Averitt Morris Lassater

Cheap Trip for Government Employees to Alaska by Railroad

Government employees travel by Alaska Railroad for an all expense tour lasting 32 days round trip from Washington to Fairbanks and back. The trip uses 24 days of annual leave with a single price between 498 and 549 dollars, arranged under Interior Department administration.

Alaska Washington Fairbanks Alaska Railroad Department of the Interior

Fine address heard at Mount Dora Kiwanis Club meeting

Charles Edgerton gave a detailed talk on Florida and northern business conditions at the Mount Dora Kiwanis luncheon at Villa Dora. He forecast a stronger winter 1929 30 visitor influx as the state upholds growth. Frank Weidman announced farewell messages for Frank Heath and C Urnhart as they depart for the International convention in Milwaukee.

Mount Dora

Growers to Meet in Leesburg on Fruit Fly Eradication Effort

A mass meeting in Leesburg on Saturday June 22 at 2 o clock will feature crops farmers can grow and sell despite the Mediterranean fruit fly. A. H. Blanding Nathan Mayo and L. M. Rhodes will speak on eradication efforts state marketing bureau plans and funding. Farmers may receive help handling surplus root crops leafy vegetables and dairy and poultry income expansion. The meeting at city hall auditorium invites farmers from Lake Marion and Sumter counties.

Leesburg A. H. Blanding State Plant Board Nathan Mayo L. M. Rhodes General Blanding Mayo Rhodes State Marketing Bureau Florida Carlton Chamber of Commerce City Hall Lake, Marion Sumter Counties

Florida Senator complains about Curtis gavel banging

Senator Duncan A Fletcher of Florida criticizes Vice President Curtis for frequent gavel banging to maintain order in the Senate. The long standing habit of strolling and whispering conversations in the chamber is challenged as Curtis seeks decorum and dignity.

Duncan A. Fletcher Florida Curtis Senate Senate Chamber

County Agent Lists Crops Safe for Infested Zones

County agent Clif ford Hyatt provides a zone based guide on vegetables and field crops that can be grown in infested zone one and zone two. The notice lists specifics for crops allowed and not allowed, plus timing rules and compliance with state and federal plant boards.

Clifford Hyatt

Local mayor honors Park Commission workers in tribute

Mayor D. C. Sherman praises the Park Commission ladies for cleaning and beautifying city hall grounds and the cemetery. He highlights Mrs. Zell for the park makeover making it a town attraction and Mrs. R. N. White for cemetery improvements. The note appears in The Topic.

D. C. Sherman Park Commission Zell City Hall R. N. White

Kiwanis Clubs Plan Major All Kiwanis Night Gathering

Local Kiwanians join nationwide observance with 1825 Kiwanis clubs and 101000 members. On Monday night June 24 they mark the 13th annual convention in Milwaukee June 23 to 27 and honor Kiwanis fellowship with a nationwide Moment of Silence during the Zero Hour. Messages from Kiwanis International President O S Cummings will be read and station broadcasts from Milwaukee will carry the program.

United States Canada Milwaukee Otziers Atlantic Pacific Kiwani: International Dallas Kiwanis Denver Saint -Paul Motreal Memphis Seattle Frank Heath J.C. Urquhart Lee French Lab

Eliminate Fires The South Faces Forest Fire Challenge

The U.S. Forest Service says the South can cut devastating forest fires by curbing careless users and malicious setters. Unlike the West, where lightning drives losses, southern blazes arise largely from human causes and demand firm action and policy.

South U.S. Forest Service West Forest Service

Protective League Reorganization Amid Medal for Lifesaving Team

City commissioners allocated 150 for Daytona Beach Life Saving Corps gear. Reward honors members who rescued three derelict craft adrift off shore during rough seas three weeks ago, threatening the ocean, pier, and coastwise shipping.

Daytona Beach

Directors of Lake County C of C hold regular meet

Directors of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce met in Tavares for the last regular session of the current fiscal year ending June 30. The new board was elected in May and officers named for the next year. The meeting reviewed the year’s work, financials, and committee reports, with plans pending millage authorization to fund operations. The secretary reported the county chamber would be debt free by year end and have about $1000 available July 1 to start the new year. Expenditures stayed near budget and a 1.12 mill levy was set for the current year, half a mill below two prior years.

Chamber of Commerce Tavares H. C. Brown County Board of Commissioners

Florida Representatives Back New Tariff Bill

Florida congressmen Crane Green Yon and Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen vote for the tariff bill citing protection for state products against foreign competition. Senators Fletcher and Trammell likely to support for the same reason as the measure goes to the Senate. Indications show Florida’s two Senators and four Representatives will back the reapportionment bill.

Florida House Senate Crane, Green, Yon Ruth Bryan Owen Fletcher Trammell Nsus i Fiagred

Lake County Growers' Protective League Elects Officers

Committeemen and representatives from Lake County Growers’ Protective League met Friday night to reorganize under the Florida Citizens organization. R. P. Burton was named president with D. C. She as vice president and Paul T. secretary-treasurer. The group aims to cooperate with state efforts, organize communities, publicize state measures, inform citizens about quarantine rules, and relay plant-board information to those without access. Membership is open to the public without dues.

Lake Coumt Growers’ Protective League Gether Orlando Florida Citizens Organization Flori Citizens’ Organization P. O Board of Directors Burton Harry Fogg Worsham Texas Hiatt Mr.Fogg

Gledhill Dies at Home in Bridgeport Conn

Word reached here that Samuel W. Gledhill died at his Bridgeport Connecticut home on Tuesday afternoon June 1. He had been injured in an automobile accident months earlier and was confined to hospital, preventing his trip to Mount Dora last winter. Burial plans were not detailed in the telegram.

Samuel W. Gledard Bridgeport Conn Gledhill Moun Dora Connecticut

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Mostellers Open Radio MT. Dora Kiwanis Club Kiwan Farold Hippler Goveror Hippler Mount Dora Club Mount Dora Kiwanis Club Hippler Jeannette Blanding Kiwanis Clubs Life Saving Corps OF. C. OF C The W. Gledhill
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