Local notes and social updates from Mount Dora area
Local news items report L H Fitzsimmons returning from a North business trip and an upcoming Pick Up Grocery opening. Mrs Charles H Mead occupies a Kenesaw apartment in Washington for the summer. Mount Dora Lodge No 238 will hold a regular communication on Thursday May 6. Multiple residents travel or relocate, including Elmes returning to Boston and Ackerman’s trip to Marion Ohio. Detiled visits include Pomona Grange attendance, bathing suit shipment, and weekend trips to Tarpon Springs Beacon NY East Orange NJ Tarpon Springs trips noted. Watch for opening announcement.
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Mount Dora Lodge No. 238
Sylvan Shores Progress Highlighted in Local Development
Improvements at Sylvan Shores, the leading residential project in the area, advance satisfactorily as homesites sell well. Additional road mileage opens in the northwest section, with street grading and finishing touches underway in other areas, signaling continued development progress.
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Sylvan Shores
Notice to Creditors Against the Estate of Alfred C Banks
County Judge E M Tally of Lake County Florida is sending a formal notice requiring creditors to present their claims against the estate of Alfred C Banks deceased within one year from April 15. Claims must be sworn and filed at the County Judge's office in Tavares Florida per law. The notice is dated April 12.
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Alfred C. Banks
E. M. Tally
Lake County
Florida
Tavares
A. D. Ieee
A. D
Growth at Sylvan Shores Leads Florida Home Development
Visitors flock daily to Sylvan Shores as the central Florida residential project advances. Homes such as the Nysrala in Raeiees Shores and Mrs Anna M Carr on Heim Road progress satisfactorily, with the community praised as one of the state’s finest in development and beauty.
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Nysrala
Raeiees Shores
Anna M. Carr
Heim Road
Sylvan Shores
Florida
Dickson Hosts Sunday School Class Outing on Dora Canal
Dr and Mrs Dickson and son Robert entertained Miss Laura McLane s Sunday School class aboard the boat Hobo. The group glided along Dora Canal and Haines Creek seeing alligators and birds. Bob served lunch before returning home at six.
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Dickson
Robert
Laura McLane
Bob
Dora Canal
Haines Creek
Week of festivities highlighted by honor roll exemptions
Students prepare for commencement week with an examination program. Honor roll students each month this semester are exempt from finals. Class Day for Seniors is Thursday May 20. Aquatic contest slated for May 15 at Groveland. Lifesaving badge examiner visits Mount Dora May 13. Swimmers practice daily.
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Groveland
Mount Dora
Knight’s Animal Shove Lets Chrysanthemum Lucile and Mary Ann Loose
Mr. Knight allows three pets Chrysanthemum the turtle Lucile the frog and Mary Ann the snake to roam freely. The incident leaves the animals at large in the area and prompts local animal control response.
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Mr. Knight
Chrysanthemum
Lucile
Mary Ann
School Programs Highlight May Events and Chorus Call
On Wednesday May 19 a commencement chorus is invited by Miss Hubbell. The sixth grade performed a fifteen minute show including an Indian song by Mary Gorman and a sketch on how foreigners should be treated. A fifth grade program is planned for this Friday.
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Mary Gorman
Jokes In Algebra Class Prompt Miss Hubbell
In algebra class Max jokes with Miss Hubbell about struggling with a problem. The fragment hints at classroom humor around a math exercise and a teacher student interaction.
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Max
Evolutionists Triumph in Second Year Algebra Contest
The Evolu tionists led by John Tuttle defeated the Involutionists in a contest about square roots. The result reflects a clear understanding of mathematical concepts rather than any discussion of ancestry.
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John Tuttle
School Notes Highlight Absences and Banquet Enjoyment
Evelyn Brown and Rosalie Brantley were absent Monday due to illness. The Junior Senior Banquet was enjoyed by those present.
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Evelyn Brown
Rosalie Brantley
Seventh and Eighth Grades Plan Outdoor Festival
Seventh and eighth graders organize an outdoor festival event planning a community gathering with activities and contributions from students and teachers to showcase school spirit and cooperation.
Human Scavengers Spotted on Campus by Seniors
On campus two prominent seniors were overheard discussing a group labeled the Human Scavengers. The remark sparked questions about the motive and identity of the unseen students.
Dentist Appointment Notice in Eustis, Florida
Cc E Zinck DMD Dentist Feigin Block Cor Magnolia and Eustis Streets Eustis Florida hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 430.
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Mt. Dora Bank & Trust Co
Mt. Dora, Fla
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L. H. Fitzsimmons
Charles H. Mead
Kenesawpartments
Washington, D. C
Bert Strider
Pomona Grange
Jardine
Pauline Ackerman
Marion
Ohio
Anna Blaich
M. B. Little
J. G. LaDue
O. W. Sadler, Jr
Tarpon Springs
O. W. Sadler, Sr
A. T. Broderson
Mrs. Todd
East Orange
N. J
H. M. Tallmadge
Gladys Tallmadge
Gertrude Jarvis
Beacon
N. Y
Vine Cottage Tea House
A. P. Sidel
Adams Roast Beef
Eustis Road
Biblo
Orange County
Paul Richter
Box 131
Lillian Banks
P. O
Dickson Entertain
Prof
Roseborough
Orlando
M. Wells
Ebbitt Hotel
Yuewanns
Aqorlet
Washington
Pick-Up Grocery
Ghevrolet
Gxcras Ons
DOD
Ghaets Ons
Steve
Chevrolet
Eustis, Fla
Fred McDowell
Bank of Mount Dora
Mt. Dora
Sorrento
Lake
Ola
Queen of the Lakes
Dixie Highway
Lake Jem Road
Lake Ola Homes Company
Sylvan Shores CO
Mount Dora, Fla
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