Mount Dora High Points Onward And Upward
The Mount Dora High School in Mount Dora Florida outlines the rapid development of two new school units and a new athletic field. The planned night lighting will enhance football and create a central playground. The old field becomes four tennis courts and two basketball courts. Appreciation is given to Mr E B Ferson for a gift of hand tools for the Manual Training Department.
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Mount Dora
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E. B. Ferson
Mount Dora High School honors George Washington birthday
A holiday was given to Mount Dora High School students on Thursday February 22 in honor of George Washington's birthday.
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George Washington
Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora Hi Boys Win Tug of War For Charity
School students enjoyed a Thursday holiday with trips to Eustis Orlando and a tug of war in which Mount Dora High defeated opponents winning ten dollars for the needy athletic association. Friday returned with tired but happy pupils reflecting on Julius Caesar's birthday wish.
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Julius Caesar
Assembly Program Delights Students and Teachers
The assembly held Friday February ninth at 2 45 p m was enjoyed by students and teachers. Mr Roseborough announced the program and Dr Brodie spoke on Bava its customs and language. The talk engaged all, and hopes rise for another visit from Dr Brodie.
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Roseborough
Brodie
Umatilla Defeats Mount Dora In Three Games
Mount Dora High School squads visit Umatilla on February 16 and lose all three bouts. The B team edges 10 to 6, while the girls fall 45 to 24 as Umatilla’s sharp shooters dominate. The boys rebound only briefly but suffer a 28 to 15 final.
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Mount Dora High School
Umatilla
Mount Dora
Mount Dora High School Poster Contest Awards
Mount Dora High School faculty judged posters on February 12 for a play named Shirt Sleeves. Esther Roberts won senior prize with Ethel Lent and J. B. White honorable mentions while Lois Jerne and Dorothy Loveless won junior prizes. Posters praised humor and clever crowd pull, boosting ticket sales.
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Mount Dora High School
Esther Roberts
Ethel Lent
J. B. White
Lois Jerne
Dorothy Loveless
Senior play cast contends with illness before dress rehearsal
Last week the senior play cast faced sickness with Mrs. Laney nearly hysterical. Francys Sadler had been ill since Thursday February 15 and attended dress rehearsal Friday. Nelson rose from bed Wednesday night with a fever of 101 to attend practice. Elizabeth Fenn was sick but recovered in time.
Play Rehearsal Triumph Over Obstacles
Marjorie Love suffered a relapse Wednesday afternoon but the dress rehearsal and final play were a big success. Mrs Laney is hailed as the heroine of the day as seniors work to regain footing after the performance.
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Marjorie Loveless
Mrs. Laney
Juniors Stage Candy Sale Boosts Senior Play Treasury
The junior group held a candy sale last Friday to fund the senior play. Most players have learned the first act by Monday and hope to begin Selene’s act soon. The effort supported the treasury after a lively, if nonsensical, rehearsal period.
Sophomore Notes Mention Picnic Date and Debates
A sophomore note reports a picnic planned for February 28 at Rock Springs. Mildred Driver has returned after a four week absence and the group continues to work hard on debates.
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Rock Springs
Mildred Driver
Ninth Grade Home Ec Students Complete Home Planning Course
Ninth grade Home Ec students finished modules on home management planning and furnishing, care of the sick and child development. Each pupil drew a house plan and chose furniture and textiles for every room with prizes awarded to Battle and Rosetta McClellan.
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Rosetta McClelan
Eighth Grade News Highlights and Changes
Mr Roseborough praised the eighth grade for steady citizenship progress. Lois Jerue won the seniors poster contest. On Washingtons Birthday most eighth graders were in class, some at the Orlando Fair. A one day vacation was enjoyed and school was disliked on Friday. Miss Hubbell reorganized the room changing all seats. Some members are absent or broken hearted. others anxious for a party.
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Mr. Roseborough
Lois Jerue
Washington
Orlando
Seventh Grade Wins PTA Attendance Prize
The seventh grade won a prize for the most attendees at the PTA meeting but has not decided on its use. They are also preparing an assembly program for February 26.
Tavares Wins Doubleheader From Mount Dora
The Tavares boys defeated Mount Dora in a set of games last Saturday night. The B team won 34 to 4, while the varsity finished 23 to 20 after a close contest. Mount Dora's B team struggled against Tavares' fast passing and sharp shooting as fouls slowed play.
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Tavares Boys
Mount Dora
Tavares
Unusual 1934 Hudson-Essex Car Features Described
Article details innovative 1934 Terra plane and Hudson front doors that swing as wind deflectors or wind scoops and can drop into the door for a full opening. It notes a translucent rear window curtain to curb rear-light glare and a synchromesh shift with auto demeshing of low and reverse rears for quiet transmissions. Temperature reportedly barely affects the road leveler?
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Autoaati
Serbers
Tax Controversy and Florida Tourism Prices Highlight Election Season
Friday Night speaker argues for equal tax on state county municipal employees and federal workers, criticizing current exemptions. The piece notes Florida hotels raise rates amid tourism boom, blaming northern bondholders for higher charges while Mount Dora hotels keep steady, welcoming loyal patrons. Editor.
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Miami
Federa
Cal Co
Sera Ce Toongress
Florida
Markne File
Mar Wilcox
Congress
United States Senate
Pnrist
McAllister
St. Louis
Miami Colonial
Alcazar
Delaware du Ponts
Ponce de Leon
Newans
Florida Goods Boost Farms and Businesses Statewide
Fresh Florida products match or surpass those from any other region in value and support both local farms and commercial enterprises.
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Florida
Lake County News Bene Factors and Local Highlights
Diatomite deposits near Clermont provide industrial uses from polishing to filtration and sound deadening. Lake Harris yields large bass and big catfish caught by Arthur White and John Fisher. Notables visit Lake County including A Raymond Raff and Dr Edward S Frost, with Belgian artist Charles Verhaeren preparing paintings. First citrus car shipped under the Federal Surplus Relief Administration to Florida Control Co. in Tavares.
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Ee Sampo
Mae
Clermont
J. E. White
Eustis
Lake County
Lake Harris
John Fisher
Cleveland
Lake
A. Raymond Raff
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Raff
Minneola
Edward S. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
St. Petersburg
Charles Verhaeren
Belgium
Verhaeren
Victor Ven
Mic
Tavares
Federal Surplus Relief Administration
Florida Control Coane
Baby Page Highlights and Gilbert and Sullivan Plans
The piece recalls the Baby Page feature and a crowd of visitors at the event. The Mikado actors are set to perform at Leesburg on March 19 as the local Choral Club presents the operetta for residents and visitors. Anticipation surrounds Tolanthe following last year’s Gilbert and Sullivan success.
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Royal Court
Leesburg
Card of Appreciation to Mr and Mrs Morrow
A note of gratitude expresses heartfelt thanks to Mr and Mrs V D Morrow and Rev and Mrs M C Morrow of Indiana for making their home so beautiful and impressive conveying sincere appreciation from friends.
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V. D. Morrow
M. C. Morrow
Indiana
Small Pines Not Economical Pulpwood
A station report finds small pines in north central areas yield poor pulpwood value. Four inch trees require many more to make a cord and cut time more than doubles versus seven inch trees. Recommends using only trees at least 6 inches diameter to avoid waste and boost growth of remaining stock.
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North Central
Swap Shop Weather Boosts Bargain Warm Wear
Weather prompts shoppers to visit the Swap Shop for bargains on wool dresses from $1 to $6 and women's coats from $1 to $5. Other items include coats, underwear, and heaters priced to move, with ranges from 50 cents to $22 for dining and bedroom furniture.
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