Local and Personal Notes From Mount Dora
Read the ad of W. B. Lackey in another column for fresh vegetables. Rev D B Spencer visited Orlando Monday. Mount Dora Jewelry Store carries Sur-Kool Panamas, umbrellas, and Sur Shades. Mrs F R Parker and sister left for Salem Mass. Mr LITTLE received a shipment of hats. Chicago trip for Robert Smith and Elizabeth Johneton last Saturday. Thompson family to South Heights Pa for summer. J M Simmons writing from Fredericksburg Va. Old Beach draws regional visitors for evenings. Mrs Frank E Weidman left for extended trip to Trenton Philadelphia Pittsburgh. Evangelistic Baptist services concluded with additions expected. Wesco Company progress on streets. new Western Union sign installed. Umlauf and Zittel to Buffalo May 19.
Booster's Club Moves to Friday Night Gathering
The Booster's Club will meet Friday evening at the Grandview Hotel in Eustis. Moving from Thursday to Friday aims to boost attendance after a recent holiday and growing membership. Members are urged to attend, and non members are invited to join.
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Booster’s
Booster
Grandview
Eustis
Federal Commissioner Rear Admiral Stickney Appointed
Rear Admiral Stickney, retired, named Federal Commissioner to the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia from June 1 to December 1. He will oversee the U.S. Government exhibit, said to be the largest of its kind ever assembled.
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Admirs
Stickney
Hoover and
Kellogg
Philadelphia
Admiral Stickney
United States
Edith May Adams Nominated For National Youth Award
Edith May Adams of Barrington New Jersey becomes the first American schoolgirl candidate for the American Youth Award from the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. She is a Golden Eaglette nominee for the Girl Scouts after being praised for remaining in a blazing building guiding physicians to aid injured firefighters.
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Edith May Adams
Barrington
N. J
Philadelphia
Miss Adams
A Fair Colorist at Sesqui-Centennial Expo
A young woman climbs a ladder daily to add finishing touches to the Rainbow City display at the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia. The fair opens June 1 and runs to December 1, marking the 150th anniversary of American independence. She is part of an army of artists contributing to a colorful success.
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Philadelphia
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W. B. Lackey
D. B. Spencer
Orlando
Mount Dora
W. E. Lackey
F. R. Parker
Reveren D. Streeter
Salem
Mass
Mr. Little
W. E. Lackey’s
D. C. Smith
Robert Smith
S. M. Thompson
Miss Dorothy Thompson
South Heights
J. M. Simmons
Fredericksburg, Va
Ohio
Frank E. Weidman
Trenton
Pittsburgh
J. W. Massey
Mary Powell
Mary Buchanan
H. M. Tallmadge
Beacon Evening Journal
The
Baptist Church
L. King
J. Jenkins
G.C. Dooley
Jacksonville
Fountain Penns
Wesco Company
Western Union Telegraph Office
W. A. Umlauf
Catharine Zittel
Buffalo, N. Y
T.H. Verdel
P. O. Box
Mt. Dora
Fila
Hutchison
5Th Ave
Donnelly Park
Coleman
MT. Dora Bank & Trust CO
W. M. Monn
Ernest Mosteller
Carolina Aces
Golden Triangle Dance Hall
Panama
Pongee
P. J. Lowrie Company
Florida
M.O. Williams Realty Co
Insurance Department
New England
Magnolia
Mrs. Stickney
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