Mount Dora High Prospects For Baseball Season
Mount Dora High School notes in the bi weekly issue discuss baseball season prospects opening Friday March 13 at Ocoee. The team relies on veterans like Dooley Cooper Brantley Christ and Mosteller while coaches seek enthusiasm and effort from remaining players to improve and compete.
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Mount Dora High Points
Mount Dora High School
Moun
Dora
Ocoee
Dooley
Cooper
J. F. Brantley
Christ
Mosteller
Brantley
Tount Dora District Champs
Marie Simpson and Abby Jo Simpson led a tag team with Swift as alternate to district competition. Only advancing teams from preliminaries could compete. the morning draw gave them a bye before further rounds.
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Tount Dora
Marie
Abby Jo Simpson
H Swift
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Mount Dora and Umatilla Junior Games Report
Reports from Umatilla and Mount Dora sports note Umatilla 47 Mount Dora 4 in one junior game and 46 11 in another. Mount Dora girls lose 24 23 at Ocoee while junior boys win 26 5 and senior boys lose 37 22. Mount Dora teams defeat Eustis twice while winter league scores show varied results.
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Umatilla
Mount Dora
Tavares
Winter Garden
Ocoee
Eustis
Subscriptions Boost for Curtis Co and Student Body
The athletic association earns $5.00 from subscriptions while the senior class gets a $5.00 bonus for high sales. Initially six boxes of candy were offered, but the lower classes showed little interest in candy.
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Curtis Publishing Co
Athletic Association
Personal notices of Orlando and surrounding towns
Jane McCown spent Saturday in Orlando along with Battle and Alex Stupple who attended the Fair there Wednesday night. Mae Jewell Phillips attended the MS in Orlando Friday night. Marion Cro William Victor, a 1930 graduate, visited the school Friday. Juniors to DeLand included Jane McCown Robert McMurray Joseph Swift Yvonne Mahosky Vivian Thompson Eleanor Wells James Cooper and Shirley Shoenenberger. Abby went to a show in Eustis Sunday. Dorothy Battle joined Alex Stupple Sunday at Silver Springs. Frances Seigel and Shirley Shoenenberger went to Orlando for Washington's Birthday. Miss Hubbell Robert McMurray James Cooper Vivian Thompson went to the National Forests Sunday afternoon and had supper at the tower.
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Jane McCown
Orlando
Mi Oth Battle
Alex Stupple
Mae Jewell Phillips
Orland
F Simpson
Marion Cro
William Victor
DeLand
Robert McMurray
Joseph Swift
Yvonne Mahosky
Vivian Thompson
Eleanor Wells
James Cooper
Shirley Shhoenenberger
Abby
Eustis
Dorothy Battle
Silver Springs
Frances Seigel
Shirley Shoenenberger
Washington
Miss Hubbell
National Forests
The
Tower
Treasurer’s Drive Brings Class Funds to $35 Milestone
The class treasury rapidly grows as 11 members sold 16 subscriptions in the magazine contest, earning five dollars for the group. A candy sale is underway and funds edge toward the millionaire mark. Try-outs for the play have not yet occurred, with cast announcements to come in April for the seniors.
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Conteetest
State debate team advances from DeLand to state contest
Two Mount Dora class members Marie Slack and Abby Simpson won the DeLand debate on February 21 and advance to the state contest in Gainesville. Their first debate is at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday March 4 against Marianna, with their team supporting the negative.
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Mount Dora Hi
Gainesville
Marie Slack
Abby Simpson
DeLand
Marianna
School fundraiser yields belt prize and honors
The article notes 114 total sales with 87 sold by the school, awarding five dollars to the class with the best average. James Cooper is celebrated as top salesman for selling one item that won the school belt. Miss Hubbell invites honor roll juniors to a dinner at Zellwood Inn and a show afterward. The junior baseball squad boasts a full turnout led by Clovis Brantley.
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James Athe
Bill Ao
James
Frances Sadlerer
Bill” Yogram
Champ
Charlotte
Virginia
Mortimer McCown
James Cooper
Miss Hubbell
Zellwood Inn
Clovis Brantley
Sophomores Short on Practice and Attendance
Exams and hindrances delay pantomime rehearsals to the 16th. The week brings widespread absence among sophomores with Orlando and the Fair drawing most interest. Frances Sadler Jean Blanchard Myrtle Jepson and Marjorie Crow are among those involved. Rhoda Simpson Mab Ray visited Thursday but spent time shopping at Woolworth's.
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Orlando
Frances Sadler
Jean Blanchard
Myrtle Jepson
Marjorie Crow
Rhoda Simpson
Mab Ray
Freshman Demonstrations Mark Home Ec Week
Martha Wells was absent the week of February 22. Freshman girls began demonstrations in home economics. Bill and Mildred prepared fricasee veal and stuffed tomatoes, which were a great success.
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Martha Wells
Bill
Mildred
Eighth Grade Plans First Humorous Program Next Monday
Our class describes hard work in the subscription contest and nearly reaching 100 percent. The club will present its first humorous program next Monday. Several people in our group have visited the fair in Oregon.
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Oro
Seventh Grade Contest Sparks Class Fun
In a seventh grade English class, girls and boys competed by average grades with the loser entertaining the winner. The girls triumphed and the boys threw a party at Mortimer McCown's home. Readers note new student Jean Cookson from Chicago and other daily school life highlights.
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Mortimer McCown
Jean Cookson
Chicago
Inez Olson
Daytona
Flora Morley
Helen Gorman
Cecelia Palmer
Milton Chapman
Coralie Cooper
Orlando
Sam Sadler
Ann Phillips
Mary E. Simpson
Mt. Vernon
Waterman
Sorrento School District 15 to Elect Trustees April 7 1931
Notice lists an election in Sorrento School District No. 15 on April 7 1931 at the regular voting place to elect three trustees and set the two year tax levy. Officials appointed: J A Cowart Clerk T J Boyd Dixie Royal and Carl Dees inspectors. Publication dates four consecutive weeks through March 9 1931 in Lake County weekly.
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Sorrento
J. A. Cowart
T. J. Boyd
Dixie Royal
Carl Dees
PS Lake County
First US regular schedule air service links St Petersburg to Tanipa
The inaugural commercial flight route on a regular schedule connected St Petersburg and Tanipa in the United States pioneering commercial air travel.
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United States
St. Petersburg
Tanipa
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lake County Florida
I B A Cassady sheriff of Lake County Florida by two writs issued January 29 1931 levies on land owned by S E James in Lake County Florida for two suits J G Ray dba Mount Dora Lumber Co and M Rogers plaintiffs against S E James. Land described includes half acre and one acre tracts in Section 29 Township 19 South Range 27 East and will be offered for sale on April 6 1931 at the courthouse front door in Tavares to satisfy executions and costs.
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I. B. A. Cassady
Lake County
Florida
Circuit Court of the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
J. G. Ray
Mount Dora Lumber Company
S. E. James
M. Rogers
Township 19
Notice to Creditors in Moon Estate Barred After Twelve Months
Notice to creditors legatees and all with claims against the estate of W F Moon deceased. Claims must be presented to County Judge E M Tally Lake County Florida in Tavares within twelve months from January 16 1931. Claims must be sworn as required by law.
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W. F. Moon
E. M. Tally
Lake County
Florida
Tavares
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