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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
8
Quix lists reniors and new tenants for various cottages houses and apartments in Sewickley and nearby towns. Names owners buyers and renters include Gilmore Trexler Atkins Grow Halvorsen Dean Solvick and Page with par ty statuses regular tourists newcomers and merchants. Also offers several rental units with monthly rates and notes a partial inventory of available apartments and cottages.
Wet field and frequent fumbles kept both sides scoreless in the latest game as Mount Dora prepares for a Saturday 3:30 start at Winter Park. Coaches Vincent and Carpenter praise clean play and sportsmanship while urging fans to attend and support the team as they pursue a winning season.
Dr Charles Howard Loder, 77, of Eustis, died Friday night after an operation at a Orlando hospital. A prominent local physician, he retired from practice years ago. Funeral services were conducted from his Center street home by Revs. Moore and Jones. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery, Eustis, with Spooner Funeral Home in charge.
Ad promising relief from constipation and a surge of energy touts Red Cross Laxative Tablets. It claims the product clears poisons and leaves users feeling like a new person and offers a free sample by writing to Red Cross Remedies in Jacksonville Florida.
Mrs Bessie Hotchkiss long time Wausau resident died after a heart ailment. Funeral held September 30 at Presbyterian Church Wausau with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. She leaves three brothers L Swope Long Beach Walter A Swope Oshkosh and Fred N Swope Minocqua Mount Dora Fla.
G R Fortner 78 died suddenly at his Bradley Junction home near Bartow Florida Tuesday of last week. Pioneer Polk County citizen he served four years in the State Legislature and was county judge. Survived by widow Mary A Fortner and ten children including J E Fortner Mount Dora B M Fortner Bradley Mrs N A Childs Bartow Mrs D A Hancock Fort Meade W R Lowry Lake Garfield George R Fortner Jr Fort Myers D D Fortner St Peters burg Mrs E G Worthington Bartow and M S Fortner Winter Haven.
W J Sanborn writes of Jesse Ransom Miller born in South Carolina fifty three years ago a longtime East Town resident and church member. The service led by Rev Mr Poe with three other clergymen featured abundant floral tributes and underscored Miller’s role as a property owner taxpayer school board member and Mason.
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce board meets at 3 pm Friday October 9 in the courthouse office to finalize plans for the annual meeting and officer elections next Thursday. Nominations received include M D Reybold Howey Mrs G G Ware Leesburg Mrs Geo Norton Miss Hattie Allen Sorrento O W Smith Astatula representing the town and the Woman's Club Mrs Howard Gamble Eustis and Jack Fitzwater Eustis Will Whitley Umatilla Mrs George Myers and Chas J Anderson Groveland.
A 20 acre orange grove at Howey in the Hills was sold to a farmer from southern England by T. W. Garrett from the Howey Company as part of an effort to bring British farmers to Lake County to inspect the development in October. The Howey Company runs the world’s largest citrus operation and maintains a British representative. The Agricultural Conservation Program now nearing completion monitors 24,000 Florida farmers.
Dated August 17 1936 R C Peeples clerk announces that Tax Certificate No 1203 issued July 7 1930 to D C Battle holder will be deeded at the court house in November 1936. Property described as 5 acres in NEY Sec 31 Tp 198 R 28 featuring W F Snyder as name in record.
A partial land certificate entry lists certificate number 1204 issued on a dated SEY of NW quarter and related Northwest fractions in section 32 with 7.5 acres attributed to W. F. Snyder. Official seal and clerk GEO J. DYKES quote indicate circuit court records.
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