Night in Florida Shrine event highlights Sunshine State
The Buffalo Times covered a Shrine Night in Florida in Buffalo New York with more than 2000 attendees. The hall featured Florida scenery a Florida moonlight and palm trees plus doorways labeled with Florida resort names. The Armory was transformed with $25000 worth of Oriental rugs and furnishings to evoke a Florida scene.
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Florida
Buffalo
N. Y
Shriners
Buffalo Times
Buffalo Shriners
Florida’ Hall
The President's First Year
A retrospective on President Roosevelt's first year highlighting rapid reforms and renewed national confidence. The Chicago Times is cited praising promises fulfilled in repeal employment relief banking money labor agriculture and a neighborly foreign stance under visionary leadership.
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United States
Roosevelt
Chicago Times
Edith as Sister or Aunt in Editorial Quarrel
Gilbert Leach and Ma Ruhl debate how to address the Topic editor with Edith embraced by the paper’s circle. Edith prefers any label though Ma Ruhl suggests none, claiming plain Edith suffices for the newsroom clan.
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Gilbert Leach
Ma” Ruhl
Edith
Ma Ruhl
Editor urges sacrifice to restore economic welfare
A prominent publisher compares the United States with Russia, China, India, and Britain, arguing that hardship at home is necessary to improve conditions. He says a visit to those nations shows far tougher living standards and would convince people to endure sacrifices for recovery.
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Russia
China
India
Britain
Brisbane Seeks Enduring Newsroom Enthusiasm
Arthur Brisbane visited Atlanta and granted interviews to four school and college publication editors. He urged sustained enthusiasm in newspaper writing, telling Lula Ames of the Athens Scott that women have greater newsroom potential because they keep their enthusiasm longer, unlike men who grow cold with age.
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Arthur Brisbane
Atlanta
Lula Ames
Athenes Scott
Florida Boom Talk Too Loud Says State Editorial
Florida enjoys a solid tourist season with healthy business, but no boom. Northern papers hype a second Florida boom, risking harm. The St. Petersburg Independent calls for sticking to facts and avoiding puffery, urging truth over hype.
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Florida
St. Petersburg
Florida Pine Paper Industry Expands State Wealth
The Southern Kraft Corporation report from Panama City shows Kraft paper production employing over 500 mill workers with indirect jobs for about 1,000 in forests and transport. Exports and sales rose with 1933 markets reaching Great Britain and Continental Europe. Florida’s fertilizer trade totaled about $8 million with one third used by Polk, Orange, Dade, and Lake counties.
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Florida
Southern Kraft Corporation
Panama City
Panama
Great Britain
Europe
Nathan Mayo
Polk
Orange
Dade
Lake
State to Boost Freshwater Fishes with Welaka Hatchery Output
State superintendent W. M. Danson says over a million large mouth bass weighing at least a half pound will be distributed in Florida waters this season, with Welaka hatchery as the source. The plan aims to greatly increase the state's supply of fresh water fish.
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W. M. Danson
Welaka
Festival of States Begins in St Petersburg March 31
St Petersburg plans eight day Festival of States starting March 31 with an International sailing race from Recreation Pier to Havana Harbor. Parades baby shows pageants water sports dances coronation ball band concerts and sports tournaments are on the program.
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St. Petersburg
Recreation Pier
Havana Harbor
Letter from Mrs Jool Thanks Publisher for Distributed Topic
Mrs O E Jool writes from Hotel Bishop New Haven March 7 1934 praising the return of held mail and four issues of the Topic read from Cheshire noting wintry roads and requesting future mail to Cheshire until changed She asks for the author of the poem Move On clipped from a Kentucky paper and signs her friendly greeting to the editor.
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Cheshire
O. E. Jool
Kentucky
Why Worry It's Useless
A brief, circular meditation on worry links outcomes to success health and afterlife. The speaker presents two paths for each condition and ends with a fragmented, paradoxical note about heaven or hell and busy time for work.
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Heaven
Citrus Insect Study Field Meetings Planned Across Lake County
Growers will attend five afternoon sessions next week led by Dr Yothers and County Agent Hiatt to learn insect life habits and appropriate spraying methods for citrus. Demonstrations cover melonose and lemon scab control. Meetings begin Monday at Groveland then Umatilla Fruitland Park Tavares and Clermont with gatherings at city halls or courthouses.
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Lando
Tor
Yothers
Lake County
Hiatt
Groveland
Umatilla
Fruitland Park
Tavares
Clermont
Country editors the busiest men in the world
The Florida Times-Union notes country editors have more time for material yet still juggle news editorials features and advertising while covering meetings talent shows and town events. Advoce, Wauchula.
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United States
Florida Times-Union
Advoecate
Wauchula
Mrs Cora A Powers Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Cora Andrus Powers died Sunday afternoon March 11 at her East Eighth Avenue home in Mount Dora. A Florida resident since 1905 she was 78, born in Battle Creek Michigan to Henry and Hannah Andrus, early settlers. Survived by daughter Mrs Lemuel Colson and four grandchildren. Funeral March 14 at Rehb am funeral home with Dr D T Johnson presiding.
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Cora Andrus Powers
East Eighth Avenue
Battle Creek
Michigan
Henry and
Hannah Andrus
Powers
Florida
Mount Dora
Eighth Avenue
East
Lemuel Colson
Marjorie Wilt
Eustis
Lemuel, Jr
William Colson
Wilt
Rehbaum
D. T. Johnson
Bie Thomas Episcopal Dutis
Colson
Man Ahead Plans and Carries Out the Plan
A guiding principle notes the leading person is the one who crafts and executes the strategy. It stresses proactive planning and disciplined implementation as keys to success.
Church Services Announced With Preacher From Daytona Beach
The schedule lists 10:00 a.m. church school led by General Superintendent S. C. Peacock, 11:00 a.m. worship themed My Task with music by Vivia Craig Shirley Schonenberger and Gray, organ by Jannet Pike, 6:30 p.m. Epworth League, 7:30 p.m. evening service preached by Rev. Lawrence Radcliffe of Daytona Beach, district superintendent. Fourth Quarterly Conference follows. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. All welcome.
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S. C. Peacock
Vivia Craig
Shirley Schonenberger
Miss Gray
Esther Wyatt Wills
Still Waters
Bernard Hamblen
Jeannette Pike
Epworth
Lawrence Radcliffe
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
St. Johns River
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Community Church Bible School and Worship Schedule
The Congregational church invites the public to Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and a morning worship service at 11:00 a.m. A Young People’s meeting is at 6:30 p.m. and a midweek service on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor David B. Spencer extends the invitation.
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Bible School
Young People’s Meeting
David B. Spencer
First Baptist Church Service Times Invite Worship
William Renfroe Lambert pastor leads morning worship at 9 45 and 11 00 Sunday with evening service at 7 30 and a midweek wake service Wednesday 7 30. Baptist Young Peoples Union meets after the evening service. Sunday school teachers meeting at 8 15 p m. You are cordially invited to worship with us at any service.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Tenth and
Tremain
William Renfroe Lambert
Baptist Young Peoples Union
S. S
Christian Science Services Schedule
The regular Christian Science service meets Sundays at eleven o clock in the Public Library building. A Wednesday evening Testimonial meeting is at eight o'clock, and Sunday school convenes every Sunday at ten o'clock. The public is invited.
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Christian Science Services
Church of Christ Meets for Bible Study and Communion
The Church of Christ meets weekly at Mrs. Zelma D. Sills’ home near Crate Mill on Sundays at 3 00 p m for Bible study and communion. All are welcome to attend and join in prayer and singing.
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Church OF Christ
Zelma D. Sills
Crate Mill
First Presbyterian Church Sorrento Florida Message
Sorrento Florida church invites public to Sunday School at 10 00 and 7 00 p m Christian Endeavor services led by Joseph Diven D D minister in charge all are welcome to attend and get acquainted
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Joseph Diven
D. D
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Times-Union
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Hardee County
Florida Advocate
Polk County
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Leesburg
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Bishop
New Haven, Conn
L. Bamberger & Co
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Leon Wells
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Fourth Avenue
Fila
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Osteopathic—Medicine Surgery Hospital
C. L. Quixley
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Elizabeth
M. Wells
First National Bank Building
Mount Dora, Fla
Cooley & Messer Attorneys AT Law
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Erat
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Rehbaum & Crane
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Sorrento
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E. A. Redditt
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City Plumbing
Floral Telegraph Delivery Association
Pearl, Florist
Citrus Ave
Eustis, Fla
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Chrysler and Packard
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Man J. Stuart
White House
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