Florida Tangerine Growers May Organize Association
Florida citrus industry document outlines creation of a Tangerine Growers Association with an Executive Committee of up to five members. It details price setting, car movement pro ration, advertising control, general manager duties, and contract terms for members and shipper preferences, aiming to promote tangerine consumption statewide.
Sorrento Social Notes and Upcoming Gospel Meetings
Sorrento residents frequent visitors and travels described from Miami to Chicago and Georgia to Gainesville. Events include gospel meetings at the Baptist church starting March 27 and an illustrated Alaska lecture on April 5. Local residents host, visit, and attend Easter events, with several households noted and a brief business ad offering engraved calling cards for two dollars.
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Sorrento
the Baptist Church
Association Seeks Publicity and Market Control with Tangerine Gifts
The association plans publicity in auction markets and publicizing rule infractions by shippers. Dr P Phillips offers 100 to 200 cars of tangerines, freight prepaid, to be used to punish price cutters. The executive committee may direct distribution as needed to influence market behavior. If voluntary free-tangerine contributions fail, other actions may follow.
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Tangerine Association
Association
Executive Committee
Florida Citrus Exchange
Florida Citrus Growers’ Clearing House Association
Board of Directors
P. Phillips
Resurrection theme highlights Zellwood Easter services
Rev. T W Carlton led an Easter sermon on global hope with morning Sunday school and evening services. Floral decorations credited to R W Vincent A R King Frank Stott and others. Easter activities included a school egg hunt and class celebrations with several local residents attending events and a 16th birthday party for Dorothy Cowart.
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Baptist Sunday School
Mrs. Cowart
T. W. Carlton
R. W. Vincent
A. R. King
Frank Stott
Grammar School
Carlton
Richey Revival Draws Large Isolated Audience in Leesburg
In the sixth week of the Fred A. Richey revival in Leesburg a large crowd from more than 20 Florida towns attends daily services. 577 penitents were reported last Sunday plus about 150 children in children's services. Visitors include Orlando radio pastor M J Bouterse and Sanford businessman A Wieboldt. Bodily healing through prayer is claimed by many attendees.
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Fred A. Richey
Leesburg
Richey
Florida
M. J. Bouterse
Orlando
Mount Dora
Bouterse
WDBO
A. Wieboldt
Sanford
Mr. Richey
Appeal for clothing and supplies for the colored school
Henry E. Dent, principal, asks neighbors to donate old clothing shoes and house furnishings rather than destroy them. The items will aid the school’s sewing department and support families this hard summer as preparations begin for next year.
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Colored School
Henry E. Dent
Healing Revivals Reach Numerous Florida Towns
A recent revival tour by the Fred A. Richey ministry drew crowds in Tampa Plant City Brooksville Lakeland Orlando Winter Garden Sanford Mount Dora Eustis Emeralda Electra Okahumpka Lady Lake Yalaha Lisbon Tavares Umatilla Oxford Wildwood Ft. McCoy Mont Clare and Fruitland Park. Services are held daily in the large Magnolia street tent at 2:30 and 7:30 p m.
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Fred A. Richey
Tampa
Plant City
Brooksville
Lakeland
Orlando
Winter Garden
Sanford
Mount Dora
Eustis
Emeralda
Electra
Okahumpka
Lady Lake
Yalaha
Lisbon
Tavares
Umatilla
Oxford
Wildwood
Ft. McCoy
Mont Clare
Fruitland Park
Mammoth
Magnolia Street
Probate Court to Sell Estate Real Property in Mount Dora
In Lake County Florida a probate court action seeks sale of real estate assets of Olivier L Callahan to pay debts. Co administrators ask for citation and authorization to take possession of multiple parcels including in Mount Dora Sylvan Shores and Orangehurst subdivisions. Affected properties include lots in Pax ton and Lakeview subdivisions and a small orange grove with dwelling on eight acres. They are to appear before the county court by April 26 1932 to show cause if any why an order should not be issued.
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Lake County
State OF Florida
Florida
George J. White
Daniel H. Bishop
Olivier L. Callahan
County of Lake
Mount Dora
4Th Avenue
Town of
Sage and Kenney
Paxton
Sorrento
LSO
Township 19
Range 26
Olmvier L. Callahan
Hazel Compton
Hazel P. N
Newell Street
Seattle
Washington
Gerald A. Richardson
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Dorothy Battle
Alex Stupple
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Mary Battle
Stetson University
Flint
Laura and
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Ida Fenton
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Lake Mary
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Osborne
Ralph Osborne
Leon Osborne
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R. Shopke
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Ruby Williams
Viola Williams
C. Knight
Harry Thomas
Miami Beach
Davenport
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Tamiami Trail
G. C. Battle
L. B. Vincent
T. D. McGraw
Mary Whitman
Helen Stewart
Gardner McGraw
Apopka High School
Rock Springs
Messrs
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Henry Robinson
Paducah
Charles King
Florida Humus Company
Holly Arms Club
J. W. King
A. W. Barlow
J. W. King, Jr
Dorothy Cowart
Richey Revival
J. J. West
Herbert. W. Harlow
West Sixth
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Lakeview Subdivision
Orangehurst
Public Records
Lake Franklin Park
Belleaux Estate
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