Madison Area Milk Situation Discussed At Courthouse
About forty local dairymen met at the courthouse in Madison to discuss supplying milk to South Florida via the local depot. Speakers urged cleanliness, proper dairy rooms, and surrounding conditions while A Livingston stressed community value and continued local market. Resolutions urged lawmakers to extend Florida dairy regs to out of state producers. Dr Vara outlined tick eradication plans to begin next spring with full cooperation.
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Madison
A. Livingston
Citizens Bank
Madison County
Florida
J. J. Vara
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Board of Health
Junior class meeting notes and fundraiser update
The Junior booth at the soccer fair is functioning well as seven dollars are collected and planned for banking. The Junior class held a regular meeting Wednesday to discuss matters of importance and present a brief financial report by Vera Hunt, the treasurer, on dues collected and overall condition.
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Ress
Vera
Hunt
Mount Dora Honor Roll Names Students by Grade
Mount Dora Schools list honor roll recipients by grade. First graders Leta Bentley Sidney Locke Mary Shaw John Cain. second graders Stoddard Eason J M Greene Willie K Grantham Gerard Davis Harvard Rutherford Alice A Young. third grade Phyllis Blanchard Nina B Donegan DeForest Howell Mary E Simpson Lutton Burns Byron Pierce. fourth grade Naomi Locke Virginia Drake Barbara Blanchard Cecil Parker Opal Partain Talmadge Higginbotham Annette Burns. fifth grade Donald Cartledge Dick Hobdy Nelson Cain Martha Wells Ted Wingler J D Mosteller Peggy Champ Laura Guy Geneva Conrad. sixth grade Buel Locke Joe Treadwell Margaret Ray Marjorie Crow Jane Blanchard Gould-Sadler Elizabeth Burns Frances Sadler Mary V Pierce. seventh grade Shirley Schoenenberger Ruth Loveless Jane Krigbaum Wayne Richardson Eleanor Wells Clovis Brantley. eighth grade Elizabeth Dettin Abby Simpson. ninth grade Annabelle Weil. tenth grade Glendy Sadler Bennett Harvey Mary Battle. eleventh grade Kenneth Mayer Alice Franklin. twelfth grade Frances Bloodgood J G Ray Jr.
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Leta Bentley
Sidney Locke
Mary Shaw
John Cain
Stoddard Eason
J .M. Greene
Willie K. Grantham
Gerard Davis
Harvard Rutherford
Alice A. Young
Naomi Locke
Virginia Drake
Barbara Blanchard
Cecil Parker
Opal Partain
Talmadge Higginbotham
Annette Burns
Donald Cartledge
Dick Hobdy
Nelson Cain
Martha Wells
Ted Wingler
J. D. Mosteller
Peggy Champ
Laura Guy
Geneva Conrad
Buel Locke
Joe Treadwell
Margaret Ray
Marjorie Crow
Jane Blanchard
Gould — Sadler
Elizabeth Burns
Frances Sadler
Annabelle Weil
Glendy Sadler
Bennett Harvey
Mary Battle
Kenneth Mayer
Alice Franklin
Frances Bloodgood
J. G. Ray
Mount Dora Defeats Apopka 4 to 0 in Local Soccer Match
Mount Dora soccer team defeated Apopka 4 to 0 at Mount Dora on Friday. Perkins led kicking with strong play as halfback, Jesse contributed in his first game. Ray scored two goals while Tuttle and Perkins added one each despite four regulars out of the lineup.
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Mount Dora
Apopka
Perkins
Jessie
Ray
Tuttle
MT. Dora
CE . Smith Reid
IR Woffffard
Rimel Dooley
IL Parrot
Gordon Oe
Hall Perkins
Weller Dickson
Rincher Simpson
Starbuck Sadler
LFB
Stephens Mayer
Rimel Williams
Weiler
Hallowe'en Party At School Library
The October 29 event hosted by Junior and Senior girls began at 7 30 PM in the school library. Guests walked a pillow bedecked dark hall, the Host Club decorated in orange and black, a grand march formed and judges chose four best costumes.
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Margaret Gordon
Mr. Knight
Mary Battle
John Gordon
Host Club Formed With Hubbell Sponsor
A new Host Club was formed with Miss Hubbell as sponsor. The first meeting occurred at Thursday recess. Elected by self nomination were Junior White as president John Tuttle as vice president and Kenneth Mayer as secretary treasurer. The group planned library decorations for a Hallowe en party.
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Miss Hubbell
Junior White
John Tuttle
Kenneth Mayer
Hallowe'en
School program features music and health talks
The program opened with two musical numbers, the Paderewski Minuet arrangement by the Girls' Glee Club and a Beethoven Minuet in G piano solo by Kathleen Gallo. It closed with a Temperance and Health exercise led by seventh and eighth graders Marjorie Colson Bob Dickson Abby Simpson Jesse Dooley Clovis Brantley Wayne Richardson Mary Gorman Shirley Schoenenberger and Virginia Einsel.
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Paderewski
The
Girls’ Glee Club
Beethoven
Kathleen Galloway
Marjorie Colson
Bob Dickson
Abby Simpson
Jesse Dooley
Clovis Brantley
Wayne Richardson
Mary Gorman
Shirley Schoenenberger
Virginia Einsel
Spirit Lifts Soccer Team This Year
The squad shows improved spirit and cooperation with a never-say-die attitude. They finish hard, practice regularly, and even uncertain players train for future teams. The team has 17 points to 6 for opponents, winning three of five games.
Lunch Room Aids Students with Low-Cost Meals
The lunch room serves about fifty daily under Mrs. Brooks supervision. Many students live far away and bring lunches, but a warm meal at school could prove advantageous. Appealing and nourishing food is provided daily at a low price. The serving of lunches is not a
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Brooks
Money-Making Concern Promises Good Food at Low Price
A local business promotes affordable meals with a focus on serving the community. The aim is to combine profit with value by offering well priced dishes while maintaining quality.
Dramatic Club Reports on Play Study and Budget
The Dramatic Club met in the auditorium on Wednesday. The secretary read last meeting minutes and the treasurer reported funds and the purchase of three books. The executive committee chair summarized the upcoming play Spread the News and the vice president offered a synopsis. Rehearsals filled the period.
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Treasury
Mathematic Club Holds Second Training Session
Twelve club members gathered in the library on Wednesday at 11 15 for their second training. The president called the meeting to order with Miss Hubbell as sponsor as drawing materials arrived and all appeared engaged in work.
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Mathematic Club
Miss Hubbell
Health program greets first to third graders on Friday
The article notes a health program attended by the first, second, and third grades on Friday. It mentions participation by students and a brief description of activities.
Temperance play and literary society formed by school grade students
Afternoon program included a Temperance play Albert's Reformation by fourth to sixth graders in the high school auditorium. The grades held a Literary Society meeting in room 4, presenting readings recitations and musical records. Lila Kennedy from Safety Harbor reports improvement and plans to return home soon.
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Albert
Lila Kennedy
Safety Harbor
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Keepig
Memphis
Phyllis Blanchard
Nina
Donegan
DeForest Howell
Mary E. Simpson
Lutton Burns
Byron Pierce
Ruth Loveless
Jane Krigbaum
Eleanor Wells
Elizabeth Dettin
Abby Simp
Hallowe'en Party
Auto Electric Service
Ernest P. Mosteller
Mount Dora, Florida
Merry & Blanchard
Cozy Corner Cafe
I. B
Merry, Prop
Vera Hunt
Julian Williams
Hubbell
Roseborough
Dickson
Florida Associated Engineers
C. W. Sadler, Jr
Lake County Representative Bus Terminal
West Central Avenue
Orlando
American Bakeries Company
the Mathematic Club
M. Wells
Fila
Chazel
Rehbaum & Co
Knights OF
Pythias
Moorhead
Willingham’s
Willingham’s Cash Grocery
Caldwell
Congoleum
D. J. Caldwell CO
Eustis
A. D. and
C. D. Miller
Lake County
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