Lake County Chamber of Commerce 30th Year Report
The 30th annual report shows Lake County Chamber of Commerce led by Lehmann and Hippler with J White and A S Herlong Jr. among top leaders. Membership rose to 2141 as finances stayed strong, with a bank balance of 2872.38 and a reserve fund. The group issued publicity material reaching 5000 prospects nationwide and abroad, mailed 5000 copies to out-of-county taxpayers, and hosted 2164 visitors. The secretary returned from government service to resume duties, noting $1.4 billion in Floridians' securities sold during wartime. The chamber reports growing mail traffic, 19 643 outgoing letters, 48 451 printed pieces, 838 newspaper columns, and 210 meetings, while laying groundwork for highways, waterways, forestry, and budgeting improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippler
Lehmann
Commerce Chamber of
J. White
Mount Dora
A.S. Herlong, Jr
Tavares
Conserva
Chamber
Lake
E County
Florida
Lake County
Pearl Cullen
Railway Mail Association
Railway Mail
Clermont
U. S. Treasury
Florida War Finance Committee
Lake Coun
Vintage Record Catalog Showcases 1940s Jazz and Pop Singles
A sales sheet lists records from Victor Columbia Decca Capitol dealers. It includes ink spot tracks like I Get the Blues When It Rains and A Kiss In the Night, Benny Goodman If It's Love You Won't, Woody Herman wrap your troubles, Harry James One More Kiss, Bing Crosby with Andrews Sisters Jingle Bells, Deanna Durbin Oh Come All Ye Faithful, and London String Quartet Silent Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Goodman
Evermore
Woody Herman
Harry James
Deanna Durbin
Adeste Fideles
London String Quartet
Strauss Kostelanetz Concert Highlights
Andre Kostelanetz conducts a program featuring Classic Strauss Waltzes Grand Canyon Suite Moonlight Sonata and Mendelssohn Concerto No. 1 in G minor with Show Boat Excerpts and Beethoven Symphony No 5 in C minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Kosteanetz
Groff
Beethoven
Concerto No
Mendelssohn
Kern
Hendricks Reflects On Election Victory And Advice
Joe Hendricks thanks supporters in Fifth Congressional District and warns that nominating a candidate does not guarantee election as Republicans sweep Orange County and nationwide. He urges Democrats to learn from defeat, promises to serve, and calls for renewal to address reconversion and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Joe Hendricks
Fifth Congressional District
First Grade Classroom News and PTA Visit Highlights
Students and parents filled a November visiting day with invitations written by first graders. Four clubs compete for six weeks honors with Bears leading, Lions close behind. Mrs White notes Patsy Rose moved back to Missouri, and shelves were painted by first and second graders. Hallowe en party and Open House drew many family volunteers and 20 plus registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
White Patsy Rose
Missouri
Florida
Wells
Story
Tyler
George Sims
Smith
Archie, Tucker
Little Neal
G. W. Tyler
G. G. Sadler
Orin
Robert Sadler
Robert, Jr
I. G. Roy, Jr
Millard Reid
Little Janice
S. M. Wiley
Sammy
Charles Brown
W. L. Story
G. R. Simms
Little Marie
Wm. E. Lofroos
Wm. Sane
Curtis Wise
Morris
White
Bennett Kay Brown
Anna Belle
Mary Jo Wilson
Tom Brotherson
Frances Hall
Mardie Bardwell
Thanksgiving Learning Pages From Third and Fifth Grades
Third Grade under Mrs Maglathlin and Mrs Strite report Halloween party festivities and Book Week aims. Fifth Grade notes Armistice Day services, Florida state studies, and upcoming art activities with singing practice for Christmas. New students Josephine Newton Ann Garvin bring class total to forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maglathlin
Alice Gibb
Glendy Sadler
Alfred Rehbaum, Jr
Josephine Newton
Ann Garvin
Mr. Loveless
Florida
Benneny Mary Anna Kelly
Mary Grace Conboy
Siya Keller
Jose
Earl Evans
James Snell
Cairo Egypt sand table project at school
Miss Davenport assigns a sand table project to depict the city of Cairo with pyramids Sphinx Nile and a mosque based on Egyptian photos. Students use Weekly Reader as guide and study band practice details and instruments listed for the class band.
Sixth Grade Activities and Armistice Day Parade
In Mrs Kurras sixth grade, November 5 hosted sixteen visitors including Mrs Bowers Mrs Conner Mrs Parish Sierra Kay Wilson and others. The bulletin board featured Palestine life and charts on the alphabet and health. Armistice Day fell on November 11 with a morning parade and school closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurras
Bowers
Conner
Parish
Sierra Kay and Wilson
Pollard
Hopkins
Morris
Lashar
Davenport
Keller
Bulletin Board
Palestine
Holy Land
Lifetime Furniture Sale Ad Highlights Various Pieces
An advertisement touts Modern Coe furniture in pastel greens and blue for 225 dollars, a Chippendale sofa at 387.75, solid mahogany bedroom suites at 278.73 and 97.80 for a walnut set, leather glider chairs at 22.50, outdoor chairs at 6.75, and sofa beds on a limited week offer with prices 89.50 95.00 and 125.00. Visitors are invited to shop with ample parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Ratses
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce
Donnelly St
Victor
Columbia
Decca
Capitol
Xmas Music
Jingle Bells
Bing Crosby and
Andrew Sisters
Santa Claus
Bing Crosby
Andrew
Kostelanetz Conducts
Orlando Morning Sentinel
Reed’s
Korea
Japan
1St Cavalry
11Th Airborne
Isles of Pines
Far East
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
Oversea
Ervice
U.S
Medical and
Fidelity Building
Orlando
Futch Brothers
Sea Foods
G. W
Bill) Futch Howard E. Futch
Hotel
Charles Rolling
Bob Carrick
Bie
Josephine Gibb
Blanche Hardin
Fred Roseborough
Barbara Siess
Meredith Fo
Jay Kieats
Stanley Bulletin
Daisy Eaton
Martha Ruth Jones
F. F
Finzel
Eustis Furniture Company
No. Grove Street
Triangle Gas Co
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