Prominent Guests To Dedicate New Florida Bottling Plant
National Beverages Inc opens a $150000 bottling plant in Orlando with a ceremonial program. State officials and local leaders join Fuller Warren as master of ceremonies. The event attracts beverage dealers from eleven counties and a public invitation invites attendance with live music, broadcast, and hospitality.
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Orlando
Florida
Spore
Robert A. Gray
J. Tom Watson
J. M
Jim) Lee
Dick Lum
Eustis Lake Region
Ira Hooper
Lakeland
Fla
Chas. G. Bell
St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Hudson
Titusville Star-Advocate
Rod Arkell
Sebring American
O. A. Brice
Lake Wales News
John H. Fahs
U. S
Internal Revenue
Fuller Warren
Jacksonville
Sound Aparatus
WDBO
Bids Open Soon For New Methodist Church Construction
The architect's final plans for the new Methodist church on the parsonage lot are nearly finished and Trustees will accept bids from contractors early next week. Wrecking of the old church building proceeds by Joe Detten and his crew. Sun Oil Co. allows 45 days for removal of the old building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Detten
Sun Oil Co
Pine Trees Basis of $2500 Damage Suit
W. E. Littlefield of Tavares sues H. H. Hethcox and Reed Hollinger for 2500 damages claiming they removed all his pine trees after his request. He seeks 1500 punitive and 525 exemplary damages. Trees valued at 475. land value fell from 500 to 25 after the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Littlefield
Tavares
H. H. Hethcox
Reed Hollinger
Littlefield
No Marriage Rush In Lake County, Says Judge
County Judge A S Herlong Jr reports only 22 marriage licenses issued in August in Lake County, eight below the monthly average and three fewer than the previous August. He notes bachelors delaying marriage to evade military service.
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Lake County
A. S. Herlong, Jr
Frank Burkart Leaves for One Month North
Mr. Frank Burkart departed earlier this week for the north for a month on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burkart
North
Townsend Club to Meet Next Monday Night
The Townsend Club will meet in the Community Building next Monday night September 9 at 8:00. D. P. Hopkins will preside and all are invited.
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Townsend Club
D. P. Hopkins
Mayor Returns From Vacation To Lake County Visit
Mayor M. V. Simpson and Mrs Simpson returned Monday from a national health resort getaway. They met Floridian Barney Dillard of Eustis and hosted Dr and Mrs Stanley Carpenter and their son Barton from Little Rock. Dr Carpenter, an expert on mosquito and malaria control, has worked for the U S Health and Sanitation department and authored publications used abroad and in U S universities.
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M. V. Simpson
Lake County
Barney Dillard
Eustis
Little Rock
Simpson
Stanley J. Carpenter
Barton
Carpenter
Evelyn Jones
Mary Emma Jones
Mount Dora
Carpenters
C Ter
State Capital
Florida
United States Department of Health and Sanitation
Orlando
Murphy Law Open For Buyers To Bid On State Reverted Land
Florida auctions begin as Murphy Act properties revert to the state. Circuit clerks across counties announce sales with legal descriptions. In Lake County bids start amid rushes, former owners lose claims but can still try to repurchase as state funds are allocated by the legislature.
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Florida
Lake County
Ae Ee
Eye State
Real estate man outlines arms plan for Florida power
A C Quixley, in real estate and insurance, tells the Lions Club that doubling arms four times would yield a powerful plan. He explains U S trade leverage, Japan’s silk exports, rayon impact, and the need for iron markets while noting Japan may supplant silk with other goods.
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A. C. Quixley
Japan
United States
Change of Meeting Place for Methodist Groups
Reverend Kenneth G. Rogers announces evening services will start at the Community Building on Sunday evening October 6. Until then no services at the Community. Sunday preaching at 11:00 am and Sunday school at 10:00 am will meet at the center during church construction. Senior Epworth League meets at the new home and Intermediate League at the parsonage on Sunday evenings at regular hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Rogers
Epworth
Call to Arms for League Members Clean-Up Drive
League members are asked to report for a clean-up and fix-up session on Wednesday afternoon September 11 at 2 oclock. The gathering is at the Methodist parsonage to prepare the old portable building for use as the League Home. President Simpson requests members bring paint brushes and eats. a picnic supper will be served at 409 East Fifth Avenue.
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Epworth League
Methodist
Simpson
East
Fifth Avenue
Executive Board W M U to Meet at Mount Dora Church
The Lake County W M U of the Baptist Association will hold an all day meeting at the First Baptist Church of Mount Dora on Thursday September 19 gathering at 11 a.m. Local church ladies will host and provide a covered dish luncheon at noon with all members invited.
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Eecutive Board
The
Lake County
the Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of
Mount Dora
Lakin Spauldings Move to Mount Dora Newcomers
Mr and Mrs Lakin Spaulding longtime Vermont residents arrive in Mount Dora with three daughters Clara belle Jean Ann and Marilyn They relocate from Orlando and reside at 410 Ceanee Avenue Lake Franklin Park Mr Spaulding a baker and caterer with fourteen years experience has joined Coleman's Bakery on Fifth Avenue managed by Mrs Edith Coleman.
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Lakin Spaulding
Vermont
Clarabelle
Jean Ann
Marilyn
Mount Dora
Orlando
Spaulding
Edith Coleman
Coleman
Fifth Avenue
Spauldings
Ceanee Avenue
Lake Franklin Park
Wilkerson Family Vacation To Clifton Ga
Mr and Mrs B J Wilkerson and son Charles depart for Clifton Georgia for a two week vacation. Mr Wilkerson will oversee A and P store business interests in his absence as manager.
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B. J. Wilkerson
Charles
Claxton, Ga
Mr. Wilkerson
A&p
Knights of Pythias Oppose Subversive Movements
The Mount Dora Lodge No. 134 Knights of Pythias proclaims its loyalty to the United States and pledges to oppose subversive movements. It calls on the public to inform law enforcement of any threat to democracy and to cooperate with authorities to preserve life liberty and happiness.
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Order
Knights of Pythias
Congress
United States of America
United States
Mount Dora Lodge
Epworth League Members Plan Budget and Drive
Senior Epworth League cabinet met at the Methodist parsonage to adopt the annual budget and plan activities for the next three months. A Sunday evening membership drive runs from September 8 to October 27 with a picnic for the winning group.
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Epworth League
Methodist Parsonage
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Harriet Banks
East F.avenue
Ogi Gas
Ising Wu
Ee Street
Fifth Avenue
Those Fires Were Located Here Those Fires Were Located Here
Leigh Culley recalls Capt. H. D. DeGrove’s memories of the Ocklawaha River and Mrs. Edith Harrison’s Florida river art. Harrison, raised near Lake Eustis, sketches a night boat on the winding shallow waterway. DeGrove, who spent fifty years on the St. Johns, described 100 foot long steamers with stern wheels built for light draft against snag and log obstructions between 1870 and 1920. The spark behind Harrison’s art is noted as this memory.
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Edith Harrison
Ocklawaha
Lake Eustis
Harrison
Florida
DeGrove
St. Johns River
Baseball Jug Anderson Heads Zellwood Past Clermont
Jug Anderson pitched again for Zellwood in the Shaughnessy playoff, moving Zellwood to 2-1 with a 16-3 win over Clermont. The Lake Orange title is within reach with one game left, and they play today at Zellwood.
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Jug Anderson
Zellwood
Shaughnessy
Clermont
Lake Orange
Pythian Sisters and Knights to Hold Picnic
The Pythian Sisters and Knights invite families to a picnic Friday September 6 at 6:00 p.m. at Gilbert Park Liberty and Tremain streets. Bring a covered dish and table service. buttered breads or rolls. If rain, the Lodge Hall will be used.
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Pythian Sisters
Gilbert Park
Liberty
Tremain Streets
Fenns Called to Tampa for Emergency Operation
Dr and Mrs H T Fenn left Tuesday afternoon after receiving a message from Tampa that Mrs Fenns mother Mrs David Ayers would undergo an emergency operation. Mrs Ayers is well known here and visits her daughter often. The Fenns plan to return as soon as her condition permits.
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H. T Fenn
Tampa
Mount Dora Public Schools Reopen With Assembly
The Mount Dora Public Schools reopen Monday September 16 with a 9 o clock assembly in the auditorium. The principal will be in his office September 12 13 and 14 to confer with patrons and students. Delinquent examinations will be given September 16. Faculty meetings for elementary and high school are scheduled September 14 with public invitation to visit during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Public Schools
D. D. Roseborough
Kiwanis Picnics Scout Event at Community Building
The Kiwanis Club and Boy Scout Troop held a joint picnic August 28 at the Community Building, with Frank Stebbins as chief Scout executive. Speakers included George J. White John D. Pease Walter J. Patton and C E Carpenter. Dean Paul E Raymond of Stetson University will discuss Citizenship and Responsibilities in Florida. Minute men listed for August include Lloyd Atkins Ken Rogers and others.
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Gilbert Park
Frank Stebbins
Eustis
Stebbins
George J. White
John D. Pease
Walter J. Patton
C. E. Carpenter
Lee French
L. C. Smith
Tom Brotherson
Doc. Colley
Warren Story
Alfred Rehbaum
Doc. Richardson
Geo. White
J. J. West
Geo. Keller
Sunday Services at First Baptist Church
Rev. A. A. Stanley, former pastor, will preach at the morning services on Sunday September 8. All are invited to hear him. The young people will lead the evening service with participation from B. T. U. members.
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A. A. Stanley
First Baptist Church
Wingler Accepted for Coast Guard Duty in Atlanta Report
Bud Wingler son of Mr and Mrs William P Wingler was reported in Atlanta Tuesday where he was accepted for duty in the United States Coast Guard From Atlanta he will go to Baltimore where he is assigned for the present.
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Bud Wingler
William P. Wingler
Atlanta
United States Coast Guard
Baltimore
Julian Drawdy Enlists in United States Navy
Julian Drawdy is now stationed in the United States Navy at the Navy Training Station Norfolk Virginia in Platoon 113 N. O. B.
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Julian Drawdy
United States Navy
Navy Training Station
Norfolk
Virginia
Charter Meeting of Methodist Woman's Society Organizes Officers
The Metho dist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a charter meeting at the parsonage on Wednesday at 3 pm with acting chair Mrs Kenneth G Rogers presiding. Officers elected include President S C Colley Vice President G B Underwood and treasurers for local work A J Waltz and missions C C Dooley.
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Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Kenneth G. Rogers
S. C. Colley
G. B. Underwood
Mary Emma Jones
A. J. Waltz
C. C. Dooley
Carl G. Loveless
Home Department
F. B. Latham
Department of Missions
Rollin Javensirman
Befon
Win C. Sleight Opens Town Branch Store
Win C. Sleight owner of the Wayside Packing House on the Eustis Dora highway leases the adjacent storefront to open an uptown sales branch. J. G. LaDue plans to relocate offices and the new store will showcase varied south and southwest products including Hopi Navaho Papago crafts, crystallized fruits, marmalades, and exclusive lines. Extensive interior changes will finalize the move with new packs and displays featuring original fruit packs.
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Win C. Sleight
Eustis
Dora
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. LaDue
Ight
Waysideeir
Vaeta
King's Daughters Seek Cotton Clothing for School Wear
The King's Daughters appeal seeks discarded cotton clothing for children and adults. Nan J. Stuart accepts items at the J. J. West Realty Co. office, corner Fifth and Alexander, with a focus on lighter weight garments suitable for the September 16th school opening.
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King’s Daughters’ Organization
Nan J. Stuart
J. J. West Realty Company
Corner Fifth
Alexander
Ie Stuart
Directors Elected To Horticultural Ass'n
Lake County Horticultural Association named new directors for the year at Camp McQuarrie. Directors come from Clermont Eustis Fruitland Park Groveland Howey Leesburg Montverde Mount Dora Umatilla with alternates. Officers to be elected later as reports tout the best year in the association's history and a bright outlook ahead.
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Lake County Horticultural Association
Camp McQuarrie
Clermont
H. C. Brown
C. O. Bryson
William Snodgrass
Eustis
C. S. Marshall
W. C. Daniels
D. R. Igon
Fruitland Park
W. B. Gibson
O. B. Smith
F. B. Carver
Groveland
C. E. Klaber
T. G. McFadden
Wilmore Carlson
Howey
H.H. Meineke
A. C. Roberts
Leesburg
William Fletcher
H. L. Pringle
H. B. Harrell
Montverde
A. L. Truskett
E. J. Parker
J. S. Kirk
Mount Dora
J. B. Booth, Jr
G. M. Wakelin
Dexter Ward
Umatilla
M. B. Kimball
Side Bickers
Fred Yancey
Regional meeting of law enforcement officers held in Orlando
A regional meeting of law enforcement officers from the district convened Tuesday at 10 in the Angebilt Hotel Orlando under FBI instructors. Chief Story represented Mount Dora and contributed information on Fifth Column activities and countermeasures discussed at the session.
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Angebilt
Orlando
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Story
Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce Secretary Returns From Vacation
Miss Eleanore Minkley resumes duties at the Chamber of Commerce after a two week vacation visiting relatives in Jacksonville Florida and towns in Georgia. She later spent time at the beach with Mr and Mrs S M Coen and their daughter Miss Shirley.
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Eleanore Minkley
Chamber of Commerce
Jacksonville
Florida
Townsend
Riceboro
Georgia
Mrs
S. M. Coen
Shirley
Burkart Heads to Citadel After Mount Dora Graduation
Bob Burkart left Sunday by car for Charleston South Carolina to enter the Citadel. A Mount Dora High School graduate class of 1940 he contributed to the religious and musical life of the community and will be missed in Mount Dora.
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Bob Burkart
Charleston
S. C
Citadel
Bob
Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora
Cranes Take Ten Day trip to World’s Fair in New York
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Crane travel by car to Jacksonville then train to New York for a ten day visit to the World’s Fair. They will later go to Mt Kisco New York to visit Mr Crane’s relatives.
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Mrs. Fletcher Crane
Jacksonville
New York
Mt. Kisco
Mr. Crane
Drivers Licenses Issued Here On September 12
Florida officials announce 1941 driver licenses go on sale in county judge offices, with Mount Dora offering licensing on September 12 at J G LaDue next to the Chamber of Commerce. Fees remain 50 cents, with LaDue charging 25 cents extra for later issuance through October 1. Applicants may also visit Tavares for 50 cents. State officials urge courts to deny licenses to habitual drunkards and those too old or sick to drive, to protect travelers on highways.
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Florida
Mount Dora
J. G. LaDue
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
LaDue
Tavares
D. W. Finley
Walter F. Reid
State Highway Patrol
Reid
Mrs Kramer Seeks Red Cross Garments
Mrs. Kramer requests that all finished garments sewn for the Red Cross be returned to her home on West Eighth Avenue at the earliest date. She emphasizes prompt return as the garments must be sent to headquarters soon.
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T. M. Kramer
Red Cross
West Eighth Avenue
Sleight Returns from New York and Florida Records Visit
Frederick W. Sleight returned from New York City where he worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and consulted 15th and 16th century documents in the New York Public Library. He studied original Florida occupation records and 75 detailed drawings of indigenous peoples, access granted by special credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Sleight
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Win C. Sleight
Sylvan Shores
New York
Florida
Lake County to be photographed from air for land maps
Lake County will be fully photographed from the air under the authority of the Board of County Commissioners and the AAA. The project, arranged through County Agricultural Agent R. E. Norris after a note from R. S. Dennis, will cost about one eighth of prior similar mappings done in neighboring counties. Dade County spent over $9000 on comparable surveys, with Hillsborough and Orange also conducting costly surveys. The county views the investment as highly advantageous and cost effective.
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Lake County
Board of County Commissioners
AAA
R. E. Norris
R. S. Dennis
Florida
Dade County
Hillsborough
Orange
City plants exempt from ad valorem tax ruling
Attorney General Gibbs ruled that municipally owned electric light plants and distribution systems are exempt from ad valorem taxes. He noted no Florida Supreme Court decision on municipal light taxation but cited similar state laws and court rulings upholding such exemptions.
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Gibbs
J. M. Lee
Florida
Senator Pepper Pushes Social Security Amendment for Citrus Workers
Senator Claude Pepper says he will work to amend the Social Security Act to extend benefits to citrus industry workers who are currently denied them, after other defense bills are resolved by Congress.
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Claude Pepper
Congress
Gasoline Tax Figures Highlight Lake 14th County
July gasoline figures show Lake 14th County ranking 14th in the state for consumption with a total of 423,658 gallons. State and national tax collected amount to 36,011 dollars.
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