Crowds at Chest Drew as Grady Simpson shines in rain
GAMES AND CHEST DREW BIGGEST CROWDS highlight a win over Tavares with Ross Paul of that city scoring 18 8. Grady Simpson starred shooting best of the season while J G Kirby managed the rain soaked park. Prizes for the Treasure Chest fundraiser were drawn with a cedar chest valued over 25 and several cash and goods awards reported. Bay Harbor Southern Kraft paper mill employs about 600 men with weekly payroll of 10000. The Delray Beach sale of corner property to Equitable Life Insurance Society is noted.
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Tavares
Ross Paul
Grady Simpson
J. G. Kirby
Dan Bishop
A. Lee French
A. J. Waltz
Lake View Pharmacy
Grand Leader
Mosteller Bros
H. Feigan
C. C. Morehead
Edith Root
Mount Dora Hardware Co
W. P. . Wingler
Morris Stores
G. W. Malone
W. E. Lackey
Malone
E. E. Nutter
Smiley” Merry
Pete” White
Perky
Perkins
Bay Harbor
Hepplewhite Walnut Cabinet with Hawaiian Koa Detail
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Local High School Names Football Tryout Picks
The article lists heavier boys selected at try-outs for Mount Dora High School football including Robert MacMurray Glenn Edwards Ray Brantley James Cooper Oliver Pray Bill Stokley Jesse Dooley and Alfred Carter. New coach Professor Laney comes from New Smyrna with Birmingham Southern training and Rollins College degree. first game with Winter Garden set for September 26 in Winter Garden.
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Robert MacMurray
Glenn Edwards
Ray Brantley
James Cooper
Oliver Pray
Bill Stokley
Jesse Dooley
Alfred Carter
Roy Collins
Julian Merry
Charles Morris
Bill Ingram
Francis Morehead
Oscar Grantham
G. D. Mosteller
Frank Pooser
Lem Downs
J. F. Draughty Jr
Bob Quixley
Buster Sadler
Wayne Moon
John Thompson
Alfred Neil
Joseph Swift
J. F. Brantley
Roy Christopher
Calhoun
Professor Laney
New Smyrna
Birmingham Southern
Rollins College
Mount Dora
Winter Garden
Joe Jones Case Sparks Florida Town Debate
In Key West discussions turn to a new post office building site while Pompano reports a Citrus Center poultry farm expansion by Overpeck and Janey. Oakland Park plans street resurfacing and water line upgrades as communities address growth.
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Key West
Citrus Center
Messrs. Overpeck
Janey
Lake County C of C Directors Debate Funding Policy
Lake County Chamber of Commerce directors urge shifting appeals for publicity funding from taxation to county commissioners. They warn a major policy change may reshape activities and press calls to the board. Current treasury funds and future tax revenue are noted as bases for next year’s budget. Active directors include O W Smith and H C Brown with past presidents Burton and Gibson.
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Board of County Commissioners
County Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Commissioners
County Chamber of Commerce
O. W Smith
S. H. Bowman
Chas. Demko
C. M. Pinkerton
E. C. Huey
H. W. Sheppard
L. M. Johnson
Alfred Berbaum
C. M. Brown
Wm. Snodgrass
Cliff Conger
B. F. Hargis
J. R
Eternal Copper Boat Paint boosts protection for wooden ships
Palac Company promotes Eternal Copper Boat Paint as a solution to sea worm damage and barnacle growth on wooden boat bottoms. Tests by Coast Guard officials support claims of superior protection, with two to five times longer-lasting results than prior paints, as Florida markets and shipping expand.
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Palac Company
Florida
United States
Coast Guard Service
Palac
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Delray Beach
Love
Atlantic Avenue
N. E. Fourth Avenue
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Joe Jones
Oakland Park
Pompano News
Lake County C. OF C. Directors Meeting
Aea
Atlantic Coast Line
Cece McMurray
Hale & White Cash Grocery
Western
Cudahys
Reggie Parker
Dupont
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