Tampa Southern to Build to This City
Chamber of commerce luncheon details progress on Tampa Southern expansion from Bradenton to Sarasota. Discussions include extension timing, a channel survey, mooring buoy and navigation aids, and pursuing a sub chaser for Sarasota port. Secretary Delbridge seeks 500 members as chamber growth continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
Chamber of Commerce
Watrous
Hich
Tampa
Tampa Southern
Bradentown
Ime
Ep Railroad
Sarasota
Ie Fetary
Congressman Crane
Pro Sarasota
Sarasota County
Sarasota Bay
John W. Philip
Delbridge
Treleaven Olson Tie Knot In Bradenton Ceremony
Frances L Treleaven and Spencer E Olson wed in a quiet Saturday ceremony officiated by Judge Cary B Fish in Bradenton. The couple honeymoon at Shell Crest and will reside on Ninth Street after January 1. Olson runs Badger Pharmacy and has long been a Sarasota resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Treleaven
Spencer E. Olson
Bradentown
Cary B. Fish
Olson
Nellie Spier
Shell Crest
Ninth Street
Badger Pharmacy
C. M. Roser
Sarasota
Beautiful Windows To Be Seen This Week In Sarasota
Displays in Sarasota shops showcase high class merchandise with a Christmas theme. Noted mentions include P. H. Levy Turner Company Archibald Hardware The Badger Pharmacy Walpole's Pharmacy The Haberdashery Geo L Thacher and J A Sturgis & Son The Art Studio La Mode The Handy Shop and Arnold's Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
P. H. Levy
Turner ‘Company
Archibald Hardware Company
Badger Pharmacy
Walpole’s Pharmacy
The
Haberdashery
Geo
L. Thacher
J. A. Sturgis & Son
Art Studio
la Mode
Handy Shop
Arnold’s Studio
J H Lord Erecting Office Building at Five Points
J H Lord has a force of workmen busy this week erecting a small office building on his property facing the five points. The building will be sand lime brick and of artistic design though modest in size. This is one of the choicest business locations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lord
Five Points
Volunteer Firemen Receive Badges in Sarasota
Badges are distributed today to the volunteer firemen who will be on duty at all times. Fire Chief Stephens asks car owners to assist any badge carrying volunteer by giving a ride to the fire. Regular drills are held as the department aims to make Sarasota’s volunteer force second to none in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Sarasota
J W Harvey Elected Mayor In Sarasota Heights Vote
Sarasota Heights held its regular municipal election Tuesday selecting J W Harvey as mayor and F A Reigel and Decatur Pelot as councilMembers. Holdover councilmen are Dr F W Schultz A L Joiner and Lewis Combs. Other city officials are appointed by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Sarasota Heights
J. W. Harvey
Messrs
F. A. Reigel
Decatur Pelot
F. W. Schultz
A. L. Joiner
Lewis Combs
Tampa Times accused of bias over Sarasota justice story
Sarasota County residents dispute a Tampa Times report alleging Captain Val Litt was swindled and jailed by county officials. The sheriff denies refusing bond and notes he accepted a $100 check from Attorney Singletary for release. The article questions the paper’s inquiry and accuses the publication of aiming to sway public opinion against Sarasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota County
Tampa Times
Valerian Litvinenko
Capt
Val Litt
Sarasota
Singletary
Bradentown
Sarasota Times
Judge Perry Recovers From Second Operation
Letters from Judge W Y Perry say he has recovered enough to sit up in a chair for an hour daily at Johns Hopkins Baltimore after a second operation. He hopes to return home for Christmas and friends wish him a speedy full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Perry
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Judge Perry
Woman's Club Meeting Planned with Home Economics Day
Regular meeting set for Monday December 19 at 2 30 pm with Home Economics Day. Miss Cobb leads the program for Manatee county and Mrs Burton Thoms handles music. Hostesses include Mrs C W Matheny Mrs Fred A Swain Mrs W Y Perry Mrs Jack Crawford and Mrs A B Edwards. The Christmas Vesper service is postponed to Christmas Day at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Miss Cobb
Manatee County
Burton Thoms
C. W. Matheny
Fred A. Swain
W. Y. Perry
Jack Crawford
A. B. Edwards
Eighth Graders Present A Christmas Carol at High School
The Eighth grades stage A Christmas Carol on Thursday afternoon December 23 at the High School. Parents and friends are invited. The Dickens tale is dramatized by the two grades under English teacher Miss Elsie Wallace with Gordon Hige as Scrooge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicken
Elsie Wallace
Gordon Hige
Scrooge
Bacon Wins Sarasota Mayoral Post By Large Margin
E J Bacon elected mayor of Sarasota by a large plurality over Owen Burns and Will McFarland in Tuesday's city election. Ward results show Bacon leading in all districts with 227 total mayor votes to 135 for Burns and 83 for McFarland. Council seats also decided with Thompson, Walker and Archibald winning in their wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bacon
Sarasota
Owen Burns
Will McFarland
Russell C. Thompson
Edwards
Thompson
J. H. Walker
M. L. Wread
K. M. Hebb
Walker
I. G. Archibald
C. M. Bierseth
Archibald
E J. Bacon
E. M. Heeb
Third Ward
Bacon
Burns
McFarland
Packing House Closes Through the Holidays
The Sarasota Citrus Growers' Exchange suspends operations from October 31 to January 1. Fifty cars of fruit shipped this season amount to about one third of the crop. J. W. Ponder presides, W A E Goolo guards packing, L. E. McLeod serves as secretary treasurer. Twenty five workers in the packing house and ten in fieldwork. Storm on October 25 damaged no more than 15 percent of fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
New Boy Arrives for Local Businessman Family
On November 30 a baby boy named Larence L. May junior arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence L May. Grandfather May shares the pride as the new heir to a local business household. The event coincides with the fiery destruction of Imokalee and a recent election, which caused the Times to miss the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. May
Larence L. May
Grandfather May
Imokalee
Times
May
Junior
Seaboard Announces Round Trip Holiday Fare
Seaboard Air Line Railway offers round trip holiday rates at one and a half fares to all Seaboard points. Tickets available December 22 to 25 and valid through January 4. The program aims to boost travel during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard
Engagement Announced for Miss Massey and Mr Knighton
Mr and Mrs G W Robinson of 525 Main Street gave a dinner party to Miss Dorothy Massey on December 13 revealing her engagement to Mr Guy Knighton. Massey is visiting from Harrisburg Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Robinson
Main Street
Dorothy Massey
Guy. .Knighton
Adjournment of December Term County Court
County court opened with most participants present but Judge Perry in Baltimore after surgery. Court adjourned to the March 13 1922 term. witnesses excused and bonds extended. Docket light and expected to be disposed of then. Judge Perry’s health improving with plans to resume duties by year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Baltimore
O. E. Roesch
Mr. Highsmith Grows Remarkable Sugar Cane
Mr. P. H. Mann submitted a long cane stalk from S. H. Highsmith’s Orange Avenue garden. The jointed stalk reaches 13 feet with top over 15 feet long and 32 joints, grown on about an eighth acre. Mann plans to sell it to merchants to offer the town’s boys a treat as long sweetenin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Mann
Times Office
S. H. Highsmith
Orange Avenue
Times
Judge Cook Still After Lighthouse for Big Pass
The Times reports a letter to J. A. Cook of Marshalltown Iowa from the lighthouse superintendent about establishing a light on Big Pass. Acknowledgement notes a deed to the site and that once storm damage to navigation aids is repaired the light project will be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
J. A. Cook
Marshalltown
Iowa
Big Pass
Manasota Development Co Opens Sarasota Offices
Hal Hayes Florida Sales Manager opens offices in the new summer building for Manasota Development Co and will promote the公司的 holdings at Manasota. The firm owns extensive waterfront land and has been developing it, with plans to publish a detailed look at the resort and citrus project next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Hayes
Florida
Manasota
the Times
Bradentown Elects New Officers Quiet Municipal Vote
Bradentown and Sarasota held elections the same day. Bradentown elected a single-ticket administration with E. P. Green as mayor and councilmembers R. G. Roberts in the 1st ward, R. M. Beall in the 2nd ward, and L. L. Harvey in the 3rd ward, all unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradentown
Sarasota
E. P. Green
R. G. Roberts
R. M. Beall
L. L. Harvey
Julia Safford Breaks Shaft Brought to Repairs
The Julia Safford broke a shaft as it left Tampa with excursionists for St. Petersburg and Pass-a-Grille. It was placed on the ways for repairs with a defective shaft blamed. The ship resumed the Sarasota run Monday after quick repairs and increased Adams Boat Line activity continues with new daily service planned January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Safford
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Pass-a-Grille
Sarasota
Adams Boat Line
Hope Hand
County Division To Be Aired In Court
After a joint Sarasota and Manatee meeting in Bradentown the two counties agree courts will interpret the bill creating Sarasota county and its division of assets and liabilities. Attorneys confer on pleadings as auditor totals differed and Sarasota seeks a court decision soon to clarify law and potential county benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Manatee
Bradentown
Sarasota County
Messrs
F. A. Walpole
P. E. Buchan
F. J. Hayden
John F. Burkett
Herbert V. Foy
Manatee County
Messrs. W. P. Frier
W. S. Kirkhoff
W. R. Whitaker
Young
W. T. Harrison
Burket
Burkett
Florida fair to showcase vast native wildlife collection
The South Florida Fair in Tampa announces a new natural history exhibit featuring about six hundred Florida species of birds, animals, reptiles, and fish. Curator H L Ferguson of Boca Grande, known for work with Smithsonian and major museums, will arrange lifelike habitat settings by opening Feb 2. Florida boasts over half of the roughly 800 U S bird species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Florida
The
Fair Association
H. L. Ferguson
Boca Grande
Ferguson
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Museum of Natural History
New York
Florida State Museum
United States
Wedding at Gulf Stream home unites Sessar and Woods
On Friday evening the 9th in the home of Joseph Downey on Gulf Stream, Robert Harley Sessar and Annita Lorraine Woods wed with Rev. C. W. Latham officiating. Downey and Klein were the only invited guests, and the couple will reside at 420 Palm Avenue for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Downey
Gulf Stream
Robert Harley Sessar
Annita Lorraine Woods
C. W. Latham
Downey
Klein
Sessar
Prime Hardware Co
Palm Avenue
Officers elected at Sarasota OES Chapter 66 meeting
The Sarasota Chapter No. 66 of the Order of the Eastern Star elected officers Monday night led by Mrs. W. J. Bryan as W M Mason B. Hunt as W P Mrs. Iron Ross as A M Miss Alice Howard as Secretary Miss Ethel West as Treasurer and Mrs. J D Jones as A C The appointive officers will be chosen by the matron elect and all will be installed at a future meeting The trio of Mrs Bryan Mrs Ross and Mrs Pickett served cake and coffee and illness concerns were noted for worthy matron Mrs Hunt with hopes she attends the final meeting of the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
W. J. Bryan
W. M. Mason B. Hunt
W. P
Iron Ross
A. M
Alice Howard
Ethel West
M. E. Pickett
J. D. Jones
A. C
Hunt
Famous Austrian surgeonworks with Dr. Albee
Syndicated by Dr. Leon ard Keene Hirshberg in the Tampa Times describes Dr. Adolph Lorenz the renowned Austrian bloodless surgeon aiding afflicted American children. Lorenz will join Dr. Fred H. Albee at the Post Grandate hospital to treat bone diseases with two leading bone surgeons whose work has revolutionized the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Tampa Times
Adolph Lorenz
America
Lorenz
Fred H. Albee
Post Grandate Hospital
Rev Watt Smith Returned to Sarasota Pastorate
Members of the First Methodist church celebrate the Florida Conference decision to keep Rev. E Watt Smith as pastor for another year. Since his arrival in Sarasota he and his wife have gained friends citywide and his leadership is viewed as highly successful with plans for an even better year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Florida
Rev
E. Watt Smith
Sarasota
Rev. Smith
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. J. Bacon
Rusell G. Thompson
Loral Exchange
Judge Cook
Ligthouse
Dock
Manatee and
South Florida Fair
Sessar-Woods
O. E.S
DR. Albee
Rev. E. Watt Smith