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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
8
Public notice announces a special master sale of numerous Mount Dora lands in Lake County Florida. The long list targets parcels with delinquent taxes and special assessments, detailing blocks, lots, and portions of Secs 19 20 29 and related plats under a final decree by Judge J C B Koonce.
The document itemizes numerous lots and blocks in Mount Dora Florida with parcel descriptions, sections, townships and ranges. It records taxes due per property including special assessments, beginning at NW corners and detailing lot numbers and sub divisions across Dora Heights AltaVista Dora impor tabla. It notes totals like 431.76 in taxes and 2719.93 in special assessments for specific sections and blocks.
The notice itemizes taxes and special assessments for numerous blocks and lots in Mount Dora, including Blocks 812 316 317 332 343 344 458 363 407 and adjacent subdivisions. Amounts shown include taxes ranging from under $50 to over $2,600 and substantial special assessments. The entries reference official plats, block and lot references, and township ranges in Section 32 Town 198 and related land descriptions.
A long OCR listing details multiple lots blocks plats and taxes in Mount Dora Florida. It covers Oakwood Sub Pine Summit Sadler's Sub Belmont Sub Palma Ceia Grandview Terrace and other subdivisions with precise lot and block references plus tax amounts and special assessments. The document enumerates parcels Lot 4 through Lot 50 across blocks A B D and others with associated taxes and special assessments.
Special master W M Kennedy to sell at public outcry the described parcels in Mount Dora on March 31 1939 between 9 AM and 5 PM. Each parcel listed includes taxes assessments and court costs with 5 percent added. Sale proceeds go to satisfy indebtedness as per final decree. Thomas H Cooley lawyer for plaintiff.
Mr and Mrs Win C Sleight owners of Wayside Packing House have expanded their charity this season directing 14 crates weekly for northern cold zones totaling about 400 crates. They focus on crippled children hospitals and under nourished homes, noting the fruit as often the sole winter provision for many institutions.
Dr. Charles M. Pearce, former Oklahoma State Health Commissioner from 1935 to February, arrives in Florida to head the Lake County Health Unit at Tavares. A Southern Alabama native, he trained with the Rockefeller Foundation in Alabama and will oversee the county’s aggressive public health program.
The Winn-Lovett Grocery Company which runs the Piggly Wiggly stores in Eustis Leesburg and Mount Dora has paid 12.50 for a Sustaining membership in the Lake County Chamber of Commerce this year. Mrs Minnie Dwight of Fruitland Park owner of the Sentinel of Holyoke Mass paid 5.00 for a Contributing membership and is noted as an active resident who spends many months in Fruitland Park each season.
The play You Cant Cheat An Honest Man is booked for the Princess Theatre tomorrow and Saturday March 24 and 25 with showtimes announced by the house.
Loretta Young and Warner Baxter star in a light romcom based on James M. Cain. Nunnally Johnson wrote the screenplay as the pair’s second co starrer. The plot centers on marital bliss challenged by music driven temptations ending in a funny climactic resolution.
Frank Parker of Stockbridge authors the comprehensive Florida volume. The Lake County Chamber of Commerce offers the well illustrated book for one dollar, a reprint price drop from two fifty, with Lake County coverage highlighted in the edition.
The world’s largest carillon, built by J. C Deagan of Chicago, will inaugurate the New York World’s Fair Florida building and is later planned for a campanile on the Suwannee River at White Springs Florida. The gift comes from the Stephen Foster Memorial Association of Florida.
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