Scouts Aid Nat s Broadcast Amateur Golf Final Play
Eagle Scouts from Delaware and Montgomery Counties aided a broadcast of the National Amateur Championship finals at Merion Ardmore PA. They set up transmitters, relayed signals by flags, and helped the CBS WCAU WXAU crew cover Jones vs Homans on September 16 17 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Homans
Merion
Lansdowne
T. S. Fetter, Jr
Henry K. Hicks
Robert Brown
Morristown
Chandler Pitcher
Wynnewood
William Macan
John Condon
Bala-Cynwyd
John Mitchell
Swarthmore
Eagle Scout
Fetter
Paul Douglas
Florida Health Climate and Transportation Brief for National Soldiers' Home Site
The Florida State Committee presents a two part brief arguing Florida should host the National Soldiers' Home branch. Part one covers Solar and Marine Climate with notes on sunlight humidity skyshine vitamins iodine and calcium. Part two compiles climatological data vital statistics transportation recreation and utilities with graphs maps and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida State Committee
National Soldiers’ Home
National Home For
Congress
South
Herman Dann
St. Petersburg
Dann
Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Florida State Board of Health
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Hialeah Sunshine Ice Opens Sub-Station 3
Hialeah Sunshine Ice Delivery opens Sub-Station No. 3 at 33rd Street and Northwest 17th Avenue, expanding service in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah—Sunshine Ice Delivery
33Rd St
N. W. 17Th Avenue
Winter Park Auto Co Opens New Home on East Park Avenue
Ocoee Dean Rogers interests in the grocery business here sold to C L Allen. Winter Park Standard Auto Co formally opened a new home on East Park Avenue enabling radio play by play of the match. Commissioner Saurman and WCAU field transmitter chief K W Stowman kept communication open. Scouts earned high praise from broadcasting officials for aiding the live report on Bobby Jones winning the match. A letter from Delaware and Montgomery Counties Council Executive E A Carlson thanked eight Eagle Scouts for their help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocoee
Dean Rogers
C. L. Allen
Winter Park
Standard Auto Co
East Park Avenue
Saurman
K. W. Stowman
WCAU
Broadcasting Company
E. A. Carlson
Delaware
Montgomery
Publicity fund allocates for winter concerts and band support
Mount Dora council considers distributing the publicity fund to finance a civic welcome for winter visitors, support for a High School Boys Band, and a part time hostess for the Community Building. Motions set aside funds of 300 for music 500 for a hostess and 200 for the band if organized. Ferris and Lackey named to lead the music committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdy
Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce
Ferris
Lackey
Florida State Chamber plans group meetings on dairying and agriculture
Five meetings of the agricultural committee of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce are set this week. The first, in Jacksonville, covered dairy production and dairy health. Today the tung oil industry and cooperative marketing groups meet in Gainesville, both at the University of Florida horticultural building beginning at 10 a.m. A second Gainesville session on diversified agriculture follows on October 11, chaired by E B O Kelly of the Atlantic Coast Line. These sessions launch the state chamber agricultural program as directed by Dr. Lewis.
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Agricultural Committee
The
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Jacksonville
George Washington Hotel
B. F. Williamson
Gainesville
Cooperative Marketing Group
L. M. Rhodes
University of Florida
E. B. O'Kelly
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
University
Lewis
State Chamber
Haste Made Slowly May Avert Failure
S. W. Straus championed patient thrift to readers of The American Secretary. He warned against rushing into high risk schemes and urged steady saving for retirement. A 25 year old saving 50 dollars monthly to age 40 could reach about 15000 dollars at 6 percent, with reinvested proceeds.
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S. W. Straus
Palac Company unveils long lasting southern house paint
The Palac Company introduces a titanium oxide base paint claiming superior, lasting color for southern conditions. It asserts no adulterants and lower repainting costs, plus a price similar to inferior paints due to southern freight savings. Also discusses electricity rate issues impacting Orlando and Mount Dora utilities and public finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palac
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Scouts Aid
Nat
Eagle Scouts of Delaware
Clearwater
Donnelly Avenue
Fla
G. W. Lamoreux
Holden Cauthen
Leesburg
Lake Franklin
Frier’s
Highland St
McDonald Avenue
Eustis
C. D
Mooread
Mount Dee
First National Bank of
Marquette
Hale & White Cash Grocery
Mosteller Bros
Mt. Dora
Palac Company
Perkins
P. S
Northern Utilities Corporation
New York State
Orlando
Daners
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