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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

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Mount Dora Schools Open for Fall Term

Mount Dora public schools reopened on Monday September 10 with fifteen seniors forming the largest graduating class in the school history. The day featured talks by pastors Rev J H Elder and Rev D B Spencer brief welcome by principal D D Roseborough and a call to join the Parent Teachers Association.

Mount Dora Public School Tmber J. H. Elder Methodist Church D. B. Spencer Congregational Church D. C. Sherman G. T. Hinton D. D. Roseborough Parent-Teachers’ Association Athletic Association

Tavares Plans Volleyball Court With Night Play

The Tavares Chamber of Commerce backs a floodlight volleyball arena to host winter contests with Mount Dora teams. A town meeting at the Tavares town hall heard keynote talks from C. Coley and Frank H. Heath who urged starting the project and arranging touring players once the court is ready.

Mount Dora Tavares Tavares Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Coley Unt Dora Chamber of Commerce Frank H. Heath Heath

Kiwanis Club Hosts Governor Hiller at Luncheon

Florida district governor Hiller spoke to Kiwanis members at the regular Thursday luncheon at Will Dora. He delivered an eloquent speech and received a warm ovation for his timely message. Guests attended and several new members were introduced. Carl Graves led lively Kiwanis songs.

Hiller Florida Kiwanis International Kiwanis Club Will Dora Carl Graves Kiwanis

Golf Banquet at Villa Dora Postponed by Hurricane

Mount Dora golf group members of the Mount Dora Golfers Association push back their Monday banquet to September 23 due to last week’s hurricane. President Tom Cooley says the delay will heighten interest as Carl Dann outlines Mt Dora use of Mount Plymouth course. various speakers cover clubs, putting, slice prevention, and travel shade benefits.

Mount Dora Bill Johnson Fred Lagerquist Tavares Carl Graves George Malone Harold Overhiser

Mount Dora Scouts Organize Aviation Club

The Mount Dora Aviation club formed within the Mount Dora Scout troop at a Tuesday meeting. Officers named include President Robert MacMurray and Vice-President Robert Dickson with Secretary J. D. Mosteller, Treasurer Jesse Dooley, and Corresponding Secretary Ben Heath. Dues set at 50 cents yearly to fund glider construction materials. Meetings will occur every Saturday.

Mount Dora

Florida Road Revenue Leads State Treasury in Tax Receipts

Road tax payments from multiple Florida counties formed the largest single source of income for the state treasury during the period described. The distribution across counties highlighted the critical role of road revenue in funding state finances.

Florida

Legion Aid Flows To Storm Stricken West Palm Beach

Florida Legion posts answer Palatka telegram by raising 102.50 in one hour and sending it to West Palm Beach. Mount Dora Legion Auxiliary contributes 25. Supplies and funds to aid relief are dispatched from Palatka. Donors include H C Merriam Tom Cooley Lewis Carder and First National Bank with amounts varying from 1 to 10 dollars.

Florida American Legion Palatka State Legion West Palm Beach Thomas H. Cooley A. B. Altizer Mount Dora Howard Rowton State H. C. Merriam Tom Cooley Frank Rehbaum C. J. Helms Lewis J. Carder Frank Weidman A. C. Quixley E. C. Stovall F. G. MacMahon Mary Lindman Mrs. M V. Simpson Lake County Pub. Co D. Fletcher Crane Hale & White Grocery J. G. Ray Sol Spilky D. Cc. Sherman Coleman Baker W. J. Johnson E. E. Nutter C. R. Javens A. J. Walsh O. L. Callahan A. M. Ryan C. M. Paden Joe Tucker

Nicholson Addresses Prohibition and Hoover in Florida

Charles T. Nicholson of Eustis told a Baptist Tabernacle audience that only a Hoover election can sustain prohibition. He argued Florida serves as a major liquor gateway and urged a new enforcement team to combat rum runners. Abner Brown of St. Petersburg backed tariff protection for Florida, noting Democrats oppose tariff measures and urging Republican reform to restore prosperity.

Charles T. Nicholson Eustis Baptist Tabernacle Herbert Hoover Nicholson Florida Hoover Abner Brown St. Petersburg Congress Brown Ord

P.T.A. Aims Organization in Every Lake County School

Lake County Council of the Parent-Teachers' Association plans to form P T A chapters in all county schools lacking one. An Executive Board meeting is set at Mrs. Jewell C. Close's home in Tavares with county officers and chairwomen invited. The Mascotte and Howey schools are to organize soon. Clermont hosts the County Convention in October. Officers listed: Mrs. Jewell C. Close president. Mrs. Trigg Title vice president. Miss Maud Archer secretary. Mrs. J. E. Miller treasurer.

Lake County Parent-Teachers’ Association Jewell C. Close Tavares P. T Howey Clermont County Council Trigg Tuttle Maud Archer J. E. Miller

Mount Dora Promotes Mail a Card Week

The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce urges residents to mail hundreds of Mt. Dora picture postcards during the week of October 16 to northern friends. Promote tourist rail rates starting October 1 and remind voters to mail back ballots after the November 6 election. Supported by the Mount Dora Topic, Kiwanis club, and Realty Board.

Mount Dora Kiwanis Club and Realty Board Chamber of Commerce

Mount Dora High School Graduates Enter Colleges Without Exam

Mount Dora High School graduates are admitted to Albion College without examination per a letter to John Flood. Other graduates gain entry to University of Florida, Cornell, Ohio State, and various Florida and Ohio institutions. The school is accredited by Southern Association and North Central Association among others.

Mount Dora High School John Flood Mount Dora Fla Flood Albion College Albion Robert Williams Michigan Harry Clark University of Florida State William Kirby Robert White Jr Kenneth Mayer Cornell University Ohio State Florida State College For Women Tallahassee Rollins Oberlin Ohio Southern College Georgia Technical Case Technical Cleveland

Public Pay Station Sought by Chamber of Commerce

The Florida Telephone Corporation was ordered by the Railroad Commission to establish a public pay station at the Chamber of Commerce quarters and another for night use at a convenient location. The prior station was removed when the Chamber moved from 117 Fifth Avenue and a replacement was requested. The Chamber pressed the issue after the company hesitated.

Mount Dora

Rollins to Open 44th Year September 26

Rollins College will begin its forty fourth year on September 26 with registration set for the prior day. The fall term will run in three sessions ending December 15, January 2 to March 23, and the final term to June 7, 1929. The college recently joined the Southern Association of Colleges, enhancing its prestige alongside Florida’s other institutions.

Rollins Rollins College W. R. O'Neal Board of O'Neal Southern Association of Colleges Florida University of Florida Florida State E. S. Burleigh Tavares N. P. Yowell D. A. Cheney W. R. O’neal Orlando Arthur Schultz H. W. Caldwell Irving Bacheller H. A. Ward J.C. Chase Winter Park Joseph Kk. Dorn Minaal T. W

City Suffers Little Loss From Storm Golf Meet

J. G. Ray won the nine hole handicap at Mount Plymouth golf course with a gross 48 and net 34. He and Mrs. Frank Heath tied for the fewest putts at 16. Wilbur West placed third with 17 putts, Diskey, Harold Coleman, and Frank Heath each recorded 18. George Malone finished second in handicap with net 35 and shot a gross 40 despite gale and drizzle.

J. G. Ray Mount Plymouth Mr. Ray Frank Heath Wilbur West Leesburg Diskey Harold Coleman Mount Dora George Malone Mrs. Heath Malone

Orange juice plant may be located in Mount Dora

Chamber of Commerce officials call a mass meeting at the Ingram building next Tuesday September 25 at 8 o clock to discuss establishing an orange juice and preserving plant for Mount Dora. A leading southern firm with a patented juice preserving process plans a new unit here to meet strong demand.

Chamber of Commerce Ingram Building Mount Dora Citrus Belt

Tavares Child Drowned In Canal

Ten year old Frank Hill son of Mr and Mrs G H Hill of Tavares drowned Tuesday while playing in a canal leading to Lake Dora. John L Price Jr recovered the body after an hour. Dr M M Hannum of Eustis treated the victim for an hour but could not revive him.

Frank Hill Tavares Lake Dora John L. Price, Jr

Georgia Routes Blocked Shut Roads Near Waycross

The Georgia state highway department reports three main routes from Waycross closed today. The Central Dixie highway toward Folkston and Jacksonville is shut, the route to Valdosta is closed, and the Brunswick path via Hoboken and Nahunta is also closed.

Georgia State Highway Department Waycross Folkston Jacksonville

Debris cleared after severe Mount Dora hurricane

Mount Dora completed cleanup of a damaging hurricane that raged from Sunday afternoon through Tuesday morning. Mayor Sherman and Chief of Police Dahlia note minimal injuries, with damage mainly to utilities and trees. Narrow escapes occurred as trees felled roofs in Tangerine and Sylvan-Shores, residents away in many cases. Water intrusion worsened damage. insurance covered the Zell home. The storm began Sunday with strong winds and heavy rain, easing after Tuesday’s morning barometer rise.

Mount Dove Old Sol Sherman Dahlia Mount Dora Frank Heath Sylvan Tavares Road

Two Cars Crash At Intersection In Apopka and Tampa

Two cars collided at the Highland Avenue and Sanford Road intersection Tuesday noon. Victims were H L Nelson and S M Siler of Apopka and Charles Redell of Tampa. Redell escaped death by a miracle, narrowly missing a fire plug and a concrete pier after swerving to avoid impact. Nelson and Siler, in a southbound coupe, tried to avoid the crash but crashed up over the curb. Redell suffered a severe head injury while Nelson sustained injuries as well.

H.L. Nelson Apopka Charles Redell Tampa Highland Ave Sanford Road Redell Sandford Nelson Sev Nels

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Villa Dora Legion C. T. Nicholson P.T.A C. of C J.G. Ray
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