Banquet and dances mark Lake County events and talks
Festivities included a junior senior banquet with Bamboo decor at the Yacht Club and a well received banquet menu. Rev Paul Jones gave a talk on the five qualities of life personality perspective purgnacity patience and prayer. Students spoke at the close of the assembly and seniors hosted picnics at Rock Springs and Sanlando Springs with numerous attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pay-ld
Kentory
Juniiors
Bealls
Drone Sawyer
Cless Ad- Oianti Shipes
Miriam Diack
Mah
Winifred Harding
Betsy
Kramer
Tommy
Shirk
Paul Jones
Buete
Lake County
Javen
Felton
Dean
Bobby Vincent
Frances Faye Thompson
Diamondball
Richard
Wilmer
Ténne
Mr. Ezzardeits
Ida Josephine a Cornwall native chose journalism and Civil Service in Washington
On March 15, 1923, Mr and Mrs Huey welcomed daughter Ida Josephine born in Cornwall New York. Ida is five feet one and a half inches tall with blue gray eyes and brown hair weighing 125 pounds. She attended several New York schools, started in Newmit New York, was literary editor on the school canninel, acted in the Commencement Pageant, served as reporter on the school paper and was student council vice president. Her favorite studies English history and studies fiction. Ida writes essays well and cooks well to please her father. Her Florida trip stands out among her adventures. After finishing school she plans a Civil Service job in Washington to study journalism prospects.
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Ida Josephineon
Huey
Josephine
Ida
Itudies
Cornwall
York
New York
Mewitt
Dore
Florida
Washington, D. C
Portraits of Local Students From Mount Dora Area
Senior Laura Merle White born October 6 1921 in Hartford Alabama grows to five feet three inches and 110 pounds. She enjoys Latin class eats Cuban sandwiches and plans beauty training at Ray's Beauty Shop Organite Florida after graduation. Dicky Jamies Widmer Mount Dora student captain of tennis and usher at Princess Theatre recalls year and trip to the north area. Rowena Pearl White born June 22 1922 in Wikina Florida stands five feet eight inches and weighs 130 pounds with Spanish and chemistry favorites and swimming as amusement. The Junior Senior Banquet May 10 at Santando Springs and related events are noted along with class notes and social scenes.
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Bettie “Blanchard
Apopka
Dubsdread
Orkindy On
Priday
Cardwin
Hall
Virginia ‘Baker
Orlando
Carl Tucker
Adelaide
Key
Brooksville
Liva Rostborough
Laura Merle -White
Hartford
Alabama
Winter Garden
Florida
Zellwood
Laura
Warwick
Ray
Jand
Dave ‘Sholtz
Stornhg
Janna
Richard
Jamies ‘Widmer
Mount Dora
Dicky
Aritinemént Spor Iss
Zane Grey
Slory
Princess Theatre
Wikina
Edward White
Rowena Pearl
Rowena
Sorrento
Mount. Dora
Milton
Santando Springs
M.F. Cowgrt
Daytona Beach
Lillian Banks
Tracy Kramer
Francys ‘Sadle
Tampa aviation pioneer honored at Water Festival
Peter, of Tampa, former president of the chamber of commerce, hosts events for the Sea Plane Base plans and Leesburg festival. He recalls early flight milestones including Lasiter and the first paid passenger service. His likeness rests in the Administration building at Peter C. Knight Airport Tampa. He builds a Tony Jannus Chicken Coop model and researches early flights.
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Ter
Tamipa
Writ- Warren
Mior Chamber of
Durmelon
Lees
J. Mol
Lass
Ji Ng
Lasiter
Peter
Leesburg
Florida florists gardeners and soil scientists hold sessions
Three major sessions are planned at the University of Florida from May 28 to 31. The State Florists Association meets May 28 29 with expected attendance. Soil Science Society of Florida hosts a May 30 session. and the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs and UF General Extension Division run a garden club short course May 29 31. Topics include nursery bulb and fern production soil fertilization hormones in rooting cuttings and soil clinics led by Dr R V Allison.
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University of Florida
State Florists’ Association
Soil Science Society of Florida
Florida Federation of Garden Clubs
University of Florida General Extension ,Division
C. Leslie Whipp
Jacksonville
Harold Mowry
Agricultural Experiment Station
R.V. Allison
College Soils Department
College Farm
Selman A. Waksman
New Jersey Experiment Station
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Florida Agriculture
Allison
Dean B.C. Riley
General Extension Division
Ten Million Seedling Trees Available for Reforestation
Olustee State nursery hosts 175 miles of forest tree seedlings ready for Florida landowners. About 130,000 linear feet of seed beds are germinating, with 10 to 11 million trees expected by December 1. This marks roughly a 2 million tree increase over last season’s crop planted by land owners.
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Olustee
Florida
C. H.coulter
Florida reforestation aid boosts Pine plantings in 1940 program
The AAA program increases an extra 30 dollars per operator planting four acres of pine. White slash pine remains the main species, with red cedar, black locust, gum types, cypress and others grown for experimental planting or district grounds. The Florida Board of Forestry bans sales for ornament, selling trees only for reforestation at cost. Orders are filled by receipt date, limited supply, through district foresters in Munson Panama City Tallahassee Lake City Ocala and Lakeland.
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AAA
Weers
State Agricultural Extension Service
Coulter
Florida Forest and Park Service
Florida Board of Forestry
Oor
District’ Foresters’ Office
The
Florida, Forest and Park
Munson
Panama City
Tallahassee
Lake City
Ocala
Lakeland
Lake Countians to be honored portraits to be unveiled
At least four prominent Lake Countians who have contributed to regional development will be honored this summer in the Court Room unveiling. Notable figures to be included are among those announced this week.
Lake County to Honor Deceased County Officials
The county to place portraits of late Judge E M Tally and others on the Court Room wall beside prior honorees like W H Richey and H H Duncan. A committee including Dr W L Ashton and L D Edge will select future honorees each year, as announced by the County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Tally
Wm. T. Kennedy
W. A. MacKenzie
J. Hethcox
Lake County
Board of County Commissioners
Lake
W. J. Luning
R. L. Nutt
W. G. Long
H.H. Duncan
W. L. Ashton
Umatilla
L. D. Edge
Groveland
J. W. Hunter
Tavares
Douglas
Igon
Eustis
G. G. Ware
Pae dians Voters Appreciated Support After May 7 Primary
Realizing the impossibility of seeing and personally thanking the more than a quarter million Pae dians who voted for me in the primary of May 7th, I express sincere appreciation for their support and the confidence placed in me. I assure you such confidence will be protected by fair impartial and efficient service to the extent of my ability.
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