County Divides Into School Districts in Sarasota County
The Sarasota County Board of Public Instruction completed the organization of the new county school system at its last meeting. Districts are formed by precincts with District 1 covering precincts 1 and 2, District 2 precincts 2 4 and 5, and District 3 precincts 6 7 8 and 9. Budget gains and transportation plans hinge on property valuation changes and tax book acceptance by county commissioners. The board members A L Joiner T L Livermore and Guy M Ragan receive the county’s thanks for their efforts.
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Board of Public Instruction
Sarasota
T He . MW. Ceners
Messrs
A. L. Joiner
T. L. Livermore
Guy M. Ragan
Weida Under New Management at City Hotel
Stanley Weida owner of the Hotel Weida arrived with Mr and Mrs Ralrs M Creveling. Under new direction repairs and redecorations are planned. Creveling leases the building and will run it as a rooming house with ground floor store and upstairs rooms refurnished.
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Stanley Weida
Hotel Weida
City
Ralr
M. Creveling
Mr. Weida
Mr. Creveling
Creveling
Fine Basket Work by Sarasota Colored School Pupils
Superintendent T W Yarbrough received a Christmas gift from Sarasota colored school pupils a woven waste basket. Emma E Booker principal says baskets help fund a new piano for the students as displays attract public visits to inspect the work.
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T. W. Yarbrough
Sarasota Colored School
Emma E. Booker
UBA AND tHE BEMUDA ISLANDS T uba trip to Havana and Bermuda
Mr. J. H. Turner and sister Mrs. H. Napier Magill left Wednesday morning for Tampa by auto. They sail on the steamer Cuba for Havana and then proceed by steamer to the Bermuda Islands. They expect to be away two weeks and anticipate a delightful trip.
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J. H. Turner
H. Napier-Magill
Tampa
Cuba
Havana
Bemuda Islands
Prof E D Holmes Speaks to Osprey Mothers Club
Miss Heywood organized a Mothers Club in Osprey and invited guests including Prof E D Holmes of Albany New York. The Dec 21 meeting at the Osprey church heard a report on community needs and a fundraiser that netted 63 dollars for a new encyclopedia. Holmes discussed Americanization work in New York and received warm thanks and a request to return.
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Osprey School
E. D. Holmes
New York State
Albany
C A French Returns to Enter Business Here
Friends announce that C A French and family return to Sarasota and will stay here. He has leased the building vacated by the Sarasota Sales Company on Ninth Street to run a garage for storage and auto repair. French previously managed the Main Street Garage and later worked with Joe Buick Johnson in Tampa as a expert auto mechanic. He invites local automobile owners to patronize his new service.
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C. A. French
Sarasota
French
Ninth Street
Main Street
Tampa
Joe B
Uick
Sarasota Sales Co in Handsome New Building
Last week the Times announced the Sarasota Sales Company move from Ninth Street to Victory and Orange avenues. The new fireproof concrete garage spans 10 000 square feet with 5000 storage, 2500 stock and 2500 shop space. It features automatic air service, near front filling station, and a comprehensive Ford parts stock. The shop houses modern testing and regrinding equipment and promises 100 percent Ford service.
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Sarasota Sales Company
Ninth Street
Victory and
Orange Avenues
The
Times
R. B. Curry
Harlee & Harrison
Ford
Large development inaugurated in southern Sarasota county
The Manasota Development Company opens local offices in a new summer building with Hayes in charge. It controls the county s largest land tract from the Gulf to the Miakka river and from Venice to Englewood. Plans include citrus and agricultural developments, a lodge, a key bridge, and hard surfaced roads linking to the Tamiami Trail.
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Manasota Development Company
Hayes
Florida
Sarasota County
Venice
Englewood
Times
Hays
Paul Chaflin
Deering
Miami
E. C. Bellwood
Bellwood
Baltimore
New York
New England
Western States
Canada
Sarasota
Sarasota Chamber Board Plans Local Entertainment Meeting
At a Sarasota County Chamber of Commerce semi monthly meeting at Belle Haven Inn the board approved a two night Braden Town performance by Cola Santo Symphonic Band sharing 70 percent of receipts with the chamber 30 percent to the chamber for funds and lighting. The plan aims to entertain visitors with two high quality concerts while not endorsing the venture for profit. The group will raise funds to cover thirty performers and volunteers will collect donations. The board also discussed traffic safety on Main Street and Orange Avenue near the school, the need to enforce the speed ordinance and children riding with parents, and considered posting road signs from Sarasota to Boston though financing is pending. The importance of rebuilding the city pier was emphasized with calls to replace the pavillion soon. Continued in Page Four.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Governors
Joiner
Main Street
Orange Avenue
Greer
Sarasota
Boston
Florida
City Pier
Cola-Santo Band to Play Here Two Nights
Cola-Santo Grand Opera Company and Concert Band will perform at Five Points in Sarasota on Thursday and Friday evenings for the Chamber of Commerce fund. Admission is not charged. attendees pay what they feel, proceeds shared by the band and chamber. The group recently played in Tampa and Bradenton and is praised by the press for its concerts.
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Cola-Santo Grand Opera Company
Five Points
Sarasota
Chamber of Commerce
Victory Theatre
Tampa
Bradentown
Cola-Santo
Fire Department Receives Christmas Gift of Pump and Coats
Sarasota Fire Department welcomed Santa’s visit with a new pump for the LaFrance engine and a coat for every volunteer member. An expert will install the pump in the coming days, placing the engine in first class condition.
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LaFrance
Sarasota
Stephens
Santa Claus
Beautiful souvenirs manufactured locally in Sarasota
Some of the most attractive souvenirs are on display at Koon's Art Shop in the Thacker building. They are made from fish scales and imitate flowers like roses and pansies. Mrs. DeBerry is the maker and finds good sales among citizens and visitors.
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Sarasota
Koon
Thacker Building
Senator Tram mells new farm loan measures reported
Washington December 24 Senator Park Trammell introduced two bills of importance. One creates an added fifty million dollar annual loan fund for farmers via Federal Land Banks. The other extends the War Finance Corporation authority to aid farmers and cattlemen through banks to July 1 1923, continuing support beyond 1922. Florida citrus and cattle industries have benefited from prior WAS Finance Corporation advances, and extension is expected to bring further aid.
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Washington, D. C
Park Trammell
Senate
Senator Trammell
War Finance Corporation
Trammell
Florida
Was Finance Corporation
City Council Seeks Fewer Parkway Filling Stations
A special meeting led to plans for an ordinance banning new filling stations in parkways and prohibiting auto repairs there. The council aims to protect merchants and pedestrians while awaiting street traffic growth. Markers for a school zone were ordered, and a shoreline street vacation petition was granted with dredging and sewer easement conditions.
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Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
C. O. Teate
Hudson Bayou
North Arm
Brocka
Zackrczewski
Hudson Avenue
Platt Street
Teate
Holiday X ray Work Keeps Dr Halton Busy
Dr Joseph Halton has worked overtime on holiday X rays as accidents occur. Arthur Drumright fractured right arm after a Ford impact. J W Parker also broke a right arm in a Ford incident. Matthew Dixon fell from a Christmas tree, breaking his left elbow, and Preston Bright suffered burns from fireworks and matches.
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Joseph Halton
Arthur Drumright
Ford
J. W. Parker
Matthew Dixon
Preston Bright
Sarasota County Chamber of Commerce to Meet January 6
The Sarasota County Chamber of Commerce holds its first regular meeting of the year on Friday January 6 at 7 30 pm in the Palmer offices. New secretary Moody will outline plans for the year and discuss exhibits at the South Florida Fair aiding the American Legion band and rebuilding the recreation pier. Full attendance is urged to support the year’s work and cooperative efforts with other local organizations.
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Sarasota County
Chamber of Commerce
A x Oi
Serasota County
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Osprey
Sarasota Sales CO
Cola-Santo Band
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P. H. McGowen
Banks
City Cuncil
DR. Halton