Community Notes From Tangerine and Nearby Towns
Social events fill week with visits from Mr. James Laird and family. Townsfolk attend PTA meeting, Townsend Plan discussion, and a March 6 picture show at the Hall with 10 and 25 cent admissions. Visitors arrive in Tangerine and Mount Dora for dinners, reunions, and a farewell party at Yungborn Sanitarium with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Laird
James Jr
Elverson Atwood
Marcus L. Urann
South Hanson
Mass
Urann
R. C. Everson
Townsend
J. E. Mattocks
Mount Dora
Eustis
W. L. Bryant, Jr
Springfield
Bryant
W. L. Bryant
H. T. Brown
James Moody
W. Cadman
Yungborn Sanitarium
Englehardt
Jersey City
N. J
Hapren
Lowenstein
Abrahanson
New York City
James
A. D. Batton
Burgess Thayer
Thomas Cooley
Rollin Javens
James Aoeeeet
John F
Sorrento Church Notices and Local Visits Revealed
Rev St John of St Louis national chairman of the Church Pension Board spoke from the pulpit. A midweek service continues and eighteen juniors are in the confirmation contest in March. Visitors include Utica NY relatives and Detroit Mich guests, with local residents hosting. Mrs Lewis ill prompting a fruit basket, and church programs under Rev Bou terse broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Isreal
Beloit
Ohio
Prin
Toledo
Sorrento
Florida
Lewis
Zellwood Social News Highlights
Mrs. William Moore of Philadelphia visits her Zellwood relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Morton. A group including Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Whitney and several others enjoyed a Rock Springs picnic. Mrs. Whitehurst hosted the Circle at home. Mrs. L. W. etacelton will entertain the Missionary Society Friday. The Zellwood Quartet with pianist Miss Lucy McDonald performed at Conard Park Church in Orlando Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Philadelphia
John Morton
C. F. Whitney
Ethel Ware
Lucy McDonald
Annice McGraw
Mr. McGraw
Rock Springs
W. Whitehurst
L. W. Etacelton
Missionary Society
Zellwood Quartet
David Bell
L. B. Vincent
T. D. McGraw
J. M. Morton
Conard Park
Orlando
University of Florida campus replants with slash pines
The University of Florida campus replaces aging pines with 600 slash pines planted by the forestry class in the College of Agriculture. Project aided by F S Dodd district forester Earl Porter C E Nelson and A R Marwick with N Y A forestry oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Florida
College of Agriculture
F. S. Dodd
Earl Porter
State Forest Service
C. E. Nelson
A. R. Marwick
National Youth Administration
Florida
S. i
Good Advice From Father On Marriage Choices
A young man asked his father for marital advice and received a terse reply praising marriage. The father mentions comforts of home, smoking pipe, and time with a wife, then abruptly ends with a flap about the mother leaving the room and a humorous urging to stay single.
Prize For Largest County Melon Draws Candidates
A county melon contest offers eight dollar prizes and a ribbon for the largest fruit. Judges include Ethan Mayo, agriculture commissioner, plus other candidates for office. The event attracts political figures who will receive a slice if the melons meet standard weight, with lighter melons going to an eating contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Ethan Mayo
Dissatisfaction as Engine of Progress in Rural Life
The article argues that constructive dissatisfaction drives advancement in farming. It cites the farmer who sees faults, experiments, and improves his livelihood, inspired by the 4 H motto to “make the best better.” It praises youth in club work and scientific farming while noting harmful, passive discontent.
No Aliens Entitled to Florida Homestead Tax Exemption
The Florida Attorney General states that aliens cannot claim homestead tax exemptions under current laws. A person must be a Florida citizen and resident to qualify. The piece notes the constitutional amendment defines who may claim a homestead and who may not.
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Florida
Cary D. Landis
Gen
Omec
Paty Urges Major State Constitutional Reforms
In a sharp critique of the current administration Paty urges four constitutional amendments for direct election of judges and prosecutors, elected lieutenant governor, limits on governor removals, and curtailed pardon powers. He attacks resignations used to threaten officials, cites school funding shortfalls, and advocates tax reform, old age pensions, worker compensation, and gender contract equality while promising consolidation and repeal of the slot machine law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anao
Paty
Senate
Patsy
Florida
Patty
Lake county receives funds for common schools
State Treasurer W. Knott announced Lake county was allotted 21 446.70 from 1 163 059.84 distributed to common schools as the state's February share. The total state distribution for the year totals 6 014 611.26 with revenue from license sales and the constitutional tax aiding school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
W. Knott
Shultz
J. M. Lee
Knott
Lake County Chamber Reports Record February Growth
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce reports February activity as the largest monthly total in county history, with citrus prices and grove sales driving results. The campaign adds about 100 memberships weekly, leaders include Harry P. Johnson and O. W. Smith, and a $25 watermelon prize is offered for the county’s biggest fruit.
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Hcity
Lake County
Tampa
Orlando
Lakely Chamber of Commerce
O. W. Smith
Astatula
Harry P. Johnson
Tavares
Chamber of Commerce
St. Petersburg
Seminole County
Jacksonville
Leesburg
Eustis
Clermont
Mount Dora
Green
American Fruit and Produce Auction Association
C. R. Hiatt
Carl Roumillat
C. E. Lester
Grand Island
D. R. Seymour
Groveland
S. S. Sadler
K. W. Loucks
J. Phillip Doss
Astor
Sam C. Peacock
Umatilla
Ben Hargis
C. F. Evans
Mont
Local staff named for Fruitland Park team
W. M. Kennedy, Tavaresa Taylor, Howey, W. M. Hall and W. B. Gibson, with Karl Lehmann and Leonard Blankner of the Fruitland Park staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Kennedy
Tavaresa Taylor
Howey
W. M. Hall
W. B. Gibson
Fruitland Park
Karl Lehmann
Leonard Blankner
Waterways Of Lake County To Be Well Marked
Lake County waterways will get clear markers for yachtsmen. County surveyor W W Gillespie outlined signs at entrances to Apopka canal Dora canal Haines creek Dead river Lake Yale canal and the Ocklawaha head at the lower end of Lake Griffin. B D Wiggins of the Eustis Boat Owners’ Association supported the plan and material from canal work will be reused for markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apopka Canal
Dora Canal
Haines Creek
Dead River
Lake Yale Canal
Ocklawaha
Lake Griffin
Ocklaw River
Partial Canal Sign Designation Noted in Report
A brief notice records a sign marking the partial canal area, clarifying its designation and the scope of the active section. The item emphasizes location, authority, and the intended boundary for ongoing work or access.
Ex-Governor Francis Praises Local Newspaper Role
Ex-Governor Francis of Miso credits the local paper with strengthening the community. He states editors do more for the town than other agents, citing fairness and service beyond mere writings. The talk emphasizes civic value over profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Miso
Means
Beca
County County Florida Democratic Announcement 1936
A county level notice announces candidacy for the Democratic primary in Florida on June 2 1936. The signer claims ongoing service and requests confidence and support for a second term.
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Co County
Florida
Tfs
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