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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
3
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce in Tavares will stay open Tuesday night June 7 to receive and tabulate items in keeping with its service policy. The notice notes the office will be available to assist and gather information from the public.
A political ad targets Democratic voters in Lake County declaring a candidacy for the Democratic nomination and asking for past support to continue serving the county. The message emphasizes reelection and ongoing public service.
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce schedules a Tuesday night meeting at its Tavares office to relay precinct tallies as ballots are counted. Volunteers will telephone results from each voting place, with AP state bulletins and local papers feeding news. overflow seating will be in the county courthouse corridor.
A Florida candidate announces for Lake County Surveyor in the June 1982 Democratic Primary. He cites nine years as assistant and partner to J F Lacey and twenty years of records as preparation to discharge duties efficiently while noting his qualifications under Florida law.
Perry dell opens at 22 East Gore Avenue in the former Beeman home offering refined dining and a Sunday dinner menu. Mr and Mrs Perry bring years of experience from Maitland and attract visitors from Mount Dora to the Perrydell tea house in a quiet, epicurean setting. Florida has about 35 000 000 acres of land with 5 026 617 acres used for sericultural purposes.
The piece satirizes Florida politics with a chorus of candidates blamed for election hype. References include John and Carey leading the governor race, Tom Watson claiming People’s candidacy, Caldwell’s perceived momentum, and a crowd of lodges and fraternal groups, all amid Tampa registration quirks and a claim that Hillsborough is gone. The essay closes noting Jacksonville’s naval stores role and the coral Florida Keys.
Executrix of the estate Mary Johnston deceased will on July 14 1932 present to the County Judge in Tavares Florida her final account and vouchers and apply for approval and final discharge. Dated May 12 1932.
Orlando May 26 Franklin O King Orange County State Senator running for State Commissioner of Agriculture intensified campaigning with multiple speeches daily across peninsula areas. He pledges enforcement of green fruit laws, fair inspections, and no personal gain from office, forecasting strong support and a June 7 nomination. He ends week with a large growers meeting at Wauchula and notes on Poinsettia origin.
D B Driggers purchaser of Tax Certificates 914 dated July 7 1924 and 1342 dated June 7 1926 has filed certificates for tax deeds in Lake County Florida. Certificate 914 covers Lot 7 Block 8 Paxton and Somerville s Plat of Sorrento and certificate 1342 covers Lots 2 3 Block 8 same plat. Clerk GEO J Dykes D C R C Peeples D C 19 5tc
Creditors legatees and all claimants against the estate of Francis G. Davis deceased are notified to present their claims to Lake County Judge E M Tally or his successor in Tavares Florida within twelve months from April 21 1932 or they will be barred. Claims must be sworn as required by law. Dated April 21 1932.
C H Smith purchaser of Tax Certificate No 472 dated July 4 1927 has filed the certificate and applied for a tax deed. The property is Tract 5 Sec Tp 22 S R 26 E 10 acres in Lake County Florida assessed in Miles Baxter’s name. If not redeemed as provided by law, a tax deed will issue on June 13 A D in Lake County. Witness GEORGE J DYKES Clerk Circuit Court.
Advertises 100 genuine engraved calling cards including plate for a one week period priced at 2.00. Market note from The Topic.
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