Mount Dora Faces Winter Garden In Kissimmee Tilt
Mount Dora hosts Winter Garden in Kissimmee at 3 30 this Sunday with both squads seeking a win in baseball action.
28 May 1936
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
1
Mount Dora hosts Winter Garden in Kissimmee at 3 30 this Sunday with both squads seeking a win in baseball action.
Local fans are urged to attend a Mount Dora game featuring ace Minor and star Reed known as Evolution. Winter Garden leads the Lake Orange League after a 1-0 Umatilla win, while Mount Dora and Lees split a doubleheader over the weekend.
78 club boys and 66 club girls attended the county rally in Commerce with regional reps named from Mount Dora Eustis Leesburg Umatilla and other Lake County towns. Speakers outlined 4 H aims and camp plans for June 21 26 with activities including swimming diamondball volleyball and campfire.
Spurred by the success of the Pythian Convention in Mount Dora, the local chamber and commercial organization invite the Florida Commercial Secretaries Association to hold its 1937 meeting there. They will cooperate in entertainment if the group chooses Mount Dora next year.
The library lists new non fiction titles including The Living Jefferson by James Truslow Adams Arctic Adventure by Peter Freuchen Mystery Fair Warning by Mienon Eberhart Murder 28 10 by Newton Gayle Vive Le Roy Ford Madox Ford and novels Illyrian Spring by Ann Bride The Second Key by Mrs Belloc Lowdens and graded juvenile titles for ninth grade up including Around the World in Eleven Years Patience and John Jess The King's Pony Rowland Carcajon Story of the Wolverine Old Spain in Our Southwest Nina Otero Whistler's Van Adwal Jones Sou Wester Sails Arthur Baldwin.
Mount Dora cafe will open Saturday at the former Blue Bird site on Fifth avenue under Mrs Kittrell. The cafe will offer table service and a lunch counter with 35 cent lunches and dinner, plus short orders and sandwiches. Mrs Kittrell brings sixteen years of catering experience and will run Mount Dora alongside the Lake View Hotel in Tavares. Mr Kittrell remains at the Lake View while she operates the Mount Dora cafe.
A school notice lists students across grades one to five named for honor roll standings. Grade 1 includes Sue Bond and others. Grade 2 lists Nancy Cory and more. Grade 3 features Dorothy Bond and others. Grade 4 names Frederick Beardsley and others. Grade 5 highlights Dorothy Adams and additional pupils. The roll is documented as a rare six year occurrence.
The list details exemption recipients by grade level. Grade 7 includes Rita Daniels Joann French Maurice Glass Iris Moon Lola Rose Jean Shipes Sheila Sailky Jackie Lott who takes math only. Grade 8 lists Buster Battle Frances Davis Pomona Davidson Marian Edwards Adelaide Key DeVault Roseborough. Grade 9 names Eveline Von Herbulis Fern Rose Edith Moore Lenora Moore who takes exam in s c. Grade 10 cites Hazel Edwards Lois Jerue Natalie Spilky. Grade 11 names Emi Battle Willie Kate Grantham Dorothy Loveless Ellen Schrup Enora White. Grade 12 lists Mary Agnes Harding Flora Morley.
Elementary school records show top punctuality and perfect attendance across grades 1 through 6 for the 1935-36 term. Notable honorees include Lucille Minkley, Laura Roseborough, Bobby Turner, Lucille Harding, Warren Story, Harold Turner, Gibson Treadwell, Mildred Edwards, Lena Harding, Paul Mosteller, Leda Mac Morris, Ernest Minkley, Harold Overheiser, and Calvin Richardson who has maintained a perfect six-year record.
Jr Sr High School lists Grade 7 students Felton Dean Joann French Jean Shipes Grade 8 Doris Chamberlain Pomona Davidson James Drawdy Frankie Lousoe aa rdson Frances Overlaned Barts Bartlett Willard Dees Julian Drawdy Ruth Mae Harris Eveline Von Herbulis Bobby Wells Grade 10 Hazel Edwards Grade 11 Lee French Dorothy Loveless Grade 12 none
New bulletins announced for distribution include Nos. 293 to 294 on disease etiology in animals and spraying experiments for grape control, plus Nos. 490 to 494 covering topics from Africa reports to plant seedling dampness and mildew issues, and Rhizoctonia on beans.
Nearly 150 members from six Kiwanis Clubs of Lake County gathered at the Floridian Hotel Howey-in-the-Hills for a semi annual inter club meeting. S C Cooley of Tavares coordinated the county wide Inter-Club Committee and Blondie Bunnell of Eustis led program and golf events. Karl Lehmann served as master of ceremonies with short talks from W J Howey H V Conditt and C Harold Hippler. Mount Dora club members attended and the high school graduating class was guest at luncheon delivering a program.
The readable portion hints at a plea about sacrifice for peace and prosperity and mentions buying a poppy to aid the effort. Limited context shows an uncompleted quote and uncertain attribution.
A Monday concert of old time songs in Eustis and Mount Dora raised over 25 dollars for underprivileged children. Mr Bardon Mumaw led the 30 member chorus with Florence Hanscom at piano Nice with accordion Wise on violin and two Eustis violinists as the orchestra. Solo contributions came from Miss Maxine Saltsman and several Eustis singers.
The American Auxiliary Unit sells poppies Saturday to raise funds for disabled veterans and living war victims. Since 1919 the drive supports child welfare and hospital entertainment, with Mount Dora groups urging purchases and Miss Vivia Craig chairing the sale.
Lake County features ten licensed amateur broadcasting stations with operators in Mount Dora and Eustis. W.4 DEN at Mount Dora owned by F C Beardsley has been heard as far as Australia and Hungary, signaling strong regional promotion of Lake County’s resources and climate.
Lake County Chamber of Commerce office in the Ta var es courthouse will stay open on June 2 to receive and tabulate election returns. Citizens and officials may bring or telephone results to the office or call numbers 122 and 123 for updates. the public is invited to join the election night gathering. Florida Teleph one Corporation provides free telephone service for calls mentioning the Lake County Chamber of Commerce.
The True Church of Christ in this city has set up a Palm Arbor at Lake Franklin Park Sanford Road to hold summer services while their new church is under construction. Starting next Lord's Day at 10 am with Bible school and 11 to 12 for preaching and Communion, then a 20 clock for congregational singing. Public invited to attend with friends to enjoy a day of worship.
Mr H H Mallory donated an old building on his Donnelly and Tenth avenues lot to the local Boy Scout troop. They are tearing it down and using the material to construct a new scout camp.
The notice asks subscribers to check the pink address label for expiration dates and renew in time. It explains that labels like 4136 show an expiration of April 1, 1936 and urges prompt renewal to avoid lapse.
Mr and Mrs Ray Louis Wr ay long time professional puppeteers brought their WPA Marionette show to Lake County under Kiwanis sponsorship. About 200 attended May 20 in Lake County witnessing the Three Little Pigs with sixty puppets. The tour continues to Astatula Eustis Umatilla Groveland Okahumpka Yalaha Tavares Leesburg Montverde Howey Mount Dora with events through June 4 to benefit local welfare groups.
Leesburg druggist Frank A. Lindeman was elected vice-president of the Florida Pharmacists Association at the West Palm Beach convention last week. The achievement honors Lake County’s prominent pharmacy leadership.
A sixth grade graduation program is planned with a ceremony featuring songs including America and Grandfather's Clock. Rev Mr Noble of Mount Plymouth offers remarks and presents certificates of promotion and awards, with Mr Rose serving as borough organizer.
A list of individuals including Betty La Battle Ardell Blair John Burkart Carver Jamie Christie Maxine Clery Arvill Cooper Bess Barney Davis June Fenn Phoebe Franklin Florence Lee Elliott McCullough Ernest Minkley Harold Overheiser Calvin Richardson Thomas Scott Milton Teasley James Thompson Joyce Thompson Evelyn Turrentine Helen Wells Martha Williamson Nell Woods Nina Woods appears in a local obituary notice.
Ernest Minkley and Harold Overhei ser are recognized for perfect attendance while Calvin Richardson was never absent or tardy across six years. John Burkart and Bess Barney Davis each missed Honor Roll once during the same period.
The Class of 1936 graduation at Mount Dora High School will take place in the Community Building Friday at 8:00 p.m. Hon. James J. Banks Jr. of Orlando will deliver the address. Diplomas will be awarded along with the A. A. Stanley Scholarship and American Legion Citizenship medals. A reception sponsored by the Sophomores follows in the social rooms honoring Mr and Mrs Banks and the graduates. All are invited.
The Wadsworth grove east of Tangerine was sold this week to the Umatilla Fruit Company for about 45000 cash through Lakes and Hills Realty. The Wadsworths planted the grove in 1914 and J C Cooper of Mount Dora managed it to production. New 100 acre grove is under development at Mt Homer between Tavares and Eustis.
A notice explains a June 2 Democratic primary where photographs of several candidates will be published. It regrets that some leading contenders are not shown because they did not supply a photo or a mat for publication.
Memorial Day will be observed with two services sponsored by the American Legion. Mr Ed R Bentley of Lakeland will deliver the cemetery address. A morning union service at 11 am at the Community Building will feature Rev Perry B James with music by Mrs Trussett and her Choral Club. Scouts meet at City Hall at 10 am and proceed to the Community Building. The cemetery service starts at 3 pm with an invocation, America, prayer and Mr Bentley address. Taps by the bugler closes the ceremony. Public invited.
Two Mount Dora young women Miss Ruth Loveless and Miss Jane Mown graduated from Florida State College for Women. Parents Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Loveless and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McCown attended the exercises. Baccalaureate sermon was Sunday and Commencement Monday with families returning home in the afternoon.
The congregation will join the union Memorial Day service Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Community Building auditorium. Rev. Perry B. James will preach on Religion in a waning world. Evening service is at 7:30, with vesner services starting the first Sunday in June replacing the night service.
Mrs Perry B James is improving slowly and will stay with Rev J F Pickart and wife in Jacksonville until Friday. Mr James plans to bring her home that day after her hospital stay.
The Townsend Club will meet Monday evening at 8 p m in the Community Building. State Area Manager J E Mattocks will speak giving a special message for all to hear. Everyone urged to attend including mothers and others.
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters announce a memorial service on Sunday June 7 at 11 a.m. in the Baptist church. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
Eaves Allison of Leesburg is elected executive secretary of the Florida Conservation Council. The state headquarters is established in the State Bank Building at Leesburg.
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