Locals Depart for the North in a Week’s Time
News from Tangerine notes several residents leaving for northern destinations last week. Among those moving are H I Mixter of near Brocton Massachusetts, Mr and Mrs G heading to Buffalo New York, Mr and Mrs Double Day of Sherburn Vermont, Ernest Dahlin and two children from Rutland Vermont, Mrs Sweetser of near Portland Maine. Word also comes that Mr and Mrs Will Taylor reached Fulton New York safely. Friends of Mr and Mrs Ned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
H. I. Mixter
Brocton
Mass
Buffalo, N. Y
Doubleday
Sherburn
Ernest Dahlin
Rutland
Sweetser
Portland
Maine
Will Taylor
Fulton, N. Y
Painter in Mt. Dora Seeks Reasonable Time Contract
Box 431 Mt. Dora advertises painter services with emphasis on reasonable timeframes and contract terms. The notice seeks inquiries about painting work and scheduling within agreed deadlines.
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Painter
Mt. Dora
Death of Mr. Pierce at Southern Pines
Pierce who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gay in winter died at Southern Pines North Carolina on April 18 1926. Mrs. C H Estey Harriet Parkhurst Mrs. Capron and Mrs. C Huckins left Tuesday morning to attend the Congregational Church Convention in West Palm Beach as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Estey
Harriet Parkhurst
Capron
C. Huckins
West Palm Beach
Congregational Church Convention
Old Settler Orin J. Bean Dies in Tangerine
Orin J. Bean, longtime Orange County resident born in Caledonia County Vermont, died at his Tangerine home on Friday April 16 1926. A deacon of the Congregational church from 1891 until his death, he is survived by his wife and six children Oscar John David Mrs M B Parker Mrs Mary Harding and Miss Annie Bean. Funeral services were at the Tangerine church with burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Orin J. Bean
Tangerine
Mr. Bean
Caledonia County
Vermont
Florida
Oscar
John
David
M. B. Parker
Mary Harding
Annie Bean
Butrial
Evergreen Cemetery
Florida Poised for Record Summer Tourism Surge
James A. Moore reports railroads steamship lines and Miami hotels expect 250000 visitors to Florida this summer. Miami’s hotels remain open and real estate activity is high with stable conditions, countering critics who warned of a Florida boom bust.
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Florida
Times-Union
Miami
Jacksonville
James A. Moore
Moore. Shutts-Fleming
Moore
C. W. Barron
Wall Street Journal
Tavares Offices Shift to Saturday Noon Closure
Local business groups push to close most Tavares offices at noon on Saturdays during summer months reversing a Thursday closing pattern. The change aims to align Lake County with statewide and northern practices and may spread to other communities as the county seat influences broader trading hours.
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Tavares
Lake County
Clerk of Circuit Court to Close Saturday Hours in Summer
T. C. Smyth, Clerk of the Circuit Court, will close his office at Saturday noon during May, June, July, and August. All other listed offices will begin their Saturday closings on April 24.
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Tavares & Gulf Railroad Co
C. A. Carpenter
R. E. Freeman
Charles J. Close
T. C. Smyth
Circuit Court
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Mr. and
Mrs. Ned
Orange County
Eustis
Mount Dora Highway
Ernest Mosteller
LaBreck
Highland Garage
G. R. Labreck
Prop
A. & B. Company
Rhodes & Sanford Ave
Tel
Mount Dora
North Bay Street
Grey Hulett
James E. Stout
Frigidaire
Ocklawaha Nurseries, Inc
Lake Jem
New Groves
Mount Dora Sales Co
Realtors
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