County News Sketches Ventures and Budget Shifts
Avara s shows plans for moving picture ventures at Eustis Country Club with teachers from Orlando and student entry fees. Groveland backs a southern radio station project. five hundred no par stock shares. County offices close Home Demonstration Agent and Health Nurse posts due to budget cuts. Maintenance shifts on state highways cut payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Southern Radio Ration
Groveland
South Lake County
Messrs. J. Ray
R. Luther
J. Baker Arnold
Arnolds
Tavares
Mary S. Allen
Mary L. Partrick
Lake county leads in citrus and melon shipments in state totals
State marketing data show Lake county as the watermelon capitol of Florida with 1 138 car loads, while citrus shipments rank Lake county third in the state. Total Florida fruit and vegetable carloads reached 98 262.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Sta
Iteureau
Lake County
Make It Big Now With Local Newspaper Advertising
This persuasive piece urges readers to advertise locally to attract winter visitors and boost sales. It cites Maas Brothers and Sears Roebuck in Tampa, describes record-setting ad results, and argues that a direct, value-rich ad can draw customers and money from nearby households today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maas Brothers
Tampa
United States
Sears-Roebuck
Ringling
Jacksonville
Kankakee
Groveland Woman Kills 22 Possums in Self Defense
Kimball of Groveland Florida says she killed 22 possums after finding them taking chickens. She fired two shots and claimed each possum killed was carrying about 10 young in its pouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Groveland
Florida
Vol 7 Staff Who Helen Bartholomew
A continuation from last week includes staff listings and notes on Helen Bartholomew with brief identifiers for roles and affiliations in the periodical.
New Manual Training Class At Aunt Dora High
Aunt Dora High School adds a manual training program for grades seven to ten. Seventh and eighth share the course while ninth and tenth also share. Mr. Vincent teaches the class covering machinery building and electricity. Both sections are full, showing high demand from students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Dora High School
Vincent
Four new teachers join Mount Dora school staff
Miss Betty West returns to lead the primary department after a year away. Mrs. Mable Wise arrives to head the sixth grade with background from Bo in Winter Park, Harvard and University of Florida. ten years in DeLand and Orlando schools. Miss Gladys Simpson, home town girl, will teach seventh grade English and science. Mr. Vincent from Toledo leads athletic arts and math, with Florida teaching history in Winter Garden, Clermont, Groveland, noting rain delays and a Friday game on the twenty third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty West
Mable Wise
Winter Park
Harvard
University of Florida
DeLand
Stetson Ira
Orlando
Tangerine
Mount Dora
Gladys -Simpson
Albion College
University of Georgia
Vincent
Toledo
Ohio
Winter Garden
Clermont
Groveland
Florida
New Mount Dora pupils listed by grade and origin
The roster lists seventh graders Robert Baker from Pueblo Colorado and Tom Hurlburt from Orlando Elementary. Eighth graders include Jerry Davis from Montverde George Hawkins from Attalla Alabama Randolph Prescott from Sorrento and Jeanette Blair from Ocklawaha Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Robert Baker
Pueblo
Colorado
Tom Hurlburt
Orlando
Jerry Davis
Montverde
George Hawkins
Attalla
Alabama
Randolph Prescott
Sorrento
Jeanette Blair
Ocklawaha
Florida
Hattie Rogers
Brown Park
Miami Shores
Janet Hackett
Lansing
Michigan
Mabell Wells
Hialeah
Alfred Rehbaum
Elizabeth Arnold
Hillsborough High
Tampa
Ned Fertic
Kissimmee
Hartford
Charles — Norris
Eustis
Robert McMurray
Alice Ten Broeck
Rhinebeck High School
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Hilliard
Oakwood
Poughkeepsie
New York State School of Agriculture
Billie Sadler
Lake County students score high on Tallahassee and Florida exams
Ruth Loveless led eighteen students in scholarship exams with Florida tallahassee University entry. Eleanor Wells Jane Mc Cown and Shirley Schonenberger will attend Tallahassee. Vivian Thompson plans Stetson this year. Dot Hopcraft frequents the tennis court while Dott Battle may soon leave Sorrento. Frances Harvey split summer in Indiana then attends Du Pauw University to pursue a four year scholar MID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Loveless
Lake County
Tallahassee
University of Florida
Eleanor Wells
Jane McCown
Shirley Schonenberger
Vivian Thompson
Stetson
Dot” Hopcraft
Sorrento
Frances Harvey
Indiana
du Pauw University
M. J. Boi
Escort Duty After School Hours Noted
A brief item notes students escorting a young lady home after school afternoons, reflecting campus safety or social customs of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Lady
Senior High elects officers for four classes
The Senior High school outlines new organizations and aims to improve finances. Each class held meetings and elected officers: seniors Margaret E. Ray president and Gould Sadler vice president, Mildred C. Neil secretary treasurer. juniors Nelson W. Morley president and J. D. Mosteller vice president, Martha Wells secretary treasurer. sophomores Edna MacNeil president Roy Christopher vice president, Al Rehbaum secretary treasurer. freshmen Mary Elizabeth Simpson president La Mar Conant vice president, Mary Agnes Harding secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Ray
Gould Sadler
Mildred C. Neil
Nelson W. Morley
J. D. Mosteller
Martha Wells
Edna Mac Neil
Roy Christopher
al- Rehbaum
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
la Mar Conant
Mary Agnes Harding
Senior class officers chosen for year at school
On September 14 the senior class elected officers led by President Margaret Ray and Vice President Gould Sadler. The High Points staff named Helen Bartholomew editor and Lemuel Downs assistant editor. Mildred Neil as secretary treasurer. others included Howard Simpson and typists Charles Norris and Bob Quixley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ray
Gould Sadler
Mildred Neil
Jean Blanchard
The
High Points
Helen Bartholomew
Lemuel Downs
Howard Simpson
Charles Norris
Bob Quixley
Cassady
Juniors of 32 33 Look To A Big Year In School
The junior class of 32 33 plans a strong year surpassing their sophomore record. Miss Hubbell as adviser they aim to please not trouble. Nelson Morley is president with J D Mosteller vice president Martha Wells secretary treasurer and Peggy Champ class reporter. They will aid Seniors in drama and other activities and seek the inter class basketball trophy with effort to defend the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hubbell
Nelson Morley
J. D. Mosteller
Martha Wells
Peggy Champ
Freshmen Class Holds First Meeting with New Members
On September 21 the class held its first meeting. Edna Neil is president and Roy Christopher is vice president. Alfred Rehbaum serves as secretary treasurer, with Barbara Hopcraft and Barbara Blanchard as reporters. Vincent joins as adviser. two new members Janet Hackett and Mabel Wells are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Neil
Roy Christopher
Alfred Rehbaum
Barbara Hopcraft
Barbara Blanchard
Vincent
Janet Hackett
Mabel Wells
Mount Dora club elects officers and plans candy sales
On Wednesday, September 14, 1932, class officers were elected: President Mary Elizabeth Simpson, vice-president La Mar Conant, secretary-treasurer Mary Harding, class reporter Lurlein Green, adviser Miss Gladys Simpson. The group planned to sell candy and punch at all Mount Dora football and basketball games to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
la Mar Conant
Mary Harding
Lurlein Green
Gladys Simpson
Mount Dora
Eighth Grade Elects Officers for New School Year
On Wednesday September 14 the eighth grade held its first class meeting. Emily Battle was chosen president Mary Louise Rehbaum vice president Dorothy Loveess secretary Woodrow Wingler treasurer and F A McNair reporter. Dues were set at ten cents a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Laney
Emily Battle
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Woodrow Wingler
F. A. McNair
Dorothy Loveess
Seventh Grade Elects Class Officers for First Time
The seventh grade elected officers on September 14, naming Oscar Stephens Jr as president Dedrick Green as vice president Hazel Edwards as secretary Bayard Roberts Jr as treasurer Curtiss Minkley as reporter and Mrs Thayer as class adviser The group spent much time learning parliamentary law as they organized for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stephens, Jr
Dedrick Green
Hazel Edwards
Bayard Roberts, Jr
Curtiss Minkley
Thayer
Mt Dora Students Attend Dance and Football Game
Several members of the junior and senior classes attended a dance at the Community Building on Friday night September 23. Catherine Williamson is attending school in Eustis. There was a large representation of Mount Dora High School students at the football game in Winter Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Williamson
Eustis
Mount Dora High School
Winter Park
Breko ehert Burns Poem To A
Fragmentary lines show a dialogue about water content and a question on weight. The partial text references Mrs Thayer and Mary Louise Rehbaum and includes the phrase To A. The piece appears as a brief poetic fragment or epistolary address with uncertain full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thayer
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Breko Ehert Burns
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Avares, Fia
B. H
Bere Servey
Eustis Country Club
Chambers of Commerce
Chas. W. , Sr
Miami Beach
Chase
Miles Webber
Larrie B. Miller
Daytona Beach
State Road Department
Washington
Roland Ebbinger
Eustis Schools
Clermont-Minneola School
State Road
Nicos Semmens
Old Board of County Commissioners
Tinsley
Leesburg
W. T. Tinsley
George Budlong
Washington, D. C
L. C. Page
Chicago
W. Reno
E. S. Burleigh
J. M. Gillespie
Karl Lehmann
Seminole County
H. M. Papworth
B. F. Haines
Pathfinder
Thriftier
Ballard’s
del Monte
Ferry
Hale & White Cash Grocery
Temp
Pounds Cum
Coleman
Hale & White Economy Cash Grocery
Jackson’s
Coleman’s Bakery
Sfeeseusa Helen Bartholomew Eeecapengel
First National Bank
Aluminum
Mt.Dora
Laney
George Washington
Wonder Hotel
Tree Coenstal Hospitality
Bath
Towstead
Airenne Meinemnent
Robert Kloeppel
Pintctor
S. S. Sadler & CO
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