December 7 to 18 Weather and Coordinates Note
The record lists dates December 7 through 18 inclusive with high and low notes. It notes a location at latitude 131.2? N and longitude 30' W near Eben Thompson, without full context.
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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
5
The record lists dates December 7 through 18 inclusive with high and low notes. It notes a location at latitude 131.2? N and longitude 30' W near Eben Thompson, without full context.
An advertisement for A B Edwards offering real estate investments loans and insurance services. It markets property financing options and insurance products to potential clients seeking home and commercial property support.
Miss Claudia Bradley is in Sarasota for business connected with an insurance company.
Market baskets at the Handy Shop for 10 cents and Ward's Fruit Cake at 12 cents per pound appear alongside a small local note. Mrs. W. M. Hay of Limestone visits sister Mrs. Cecil Lamb for a few weeks.
A. B. Edwards proposes a loan of a few thousand dollars secured by a first mortgage. The offer outlines a loan arrangement with Edwards as the lender. The document implies a private financing setup and specifies security terms.
J. L. Iverson made a weekend business trip to Tampa combining pleasure with professional duties.
The Turner Co announces a semi annual sale starting Friday December eighth. Tampa visitors Mrs Carrie S Abbe Mrs E J Bright and Mrs Myron Spencer were in town on Wednesday. Arnold Studio showcases art and novelty goods. Mr and Mrs Fros L Patton of Chicago are in town for the winter and may settle here permanently.
The Turner Company launches its semi annual sale featuring bargains in every department. Shoppers can expect discounts on a wide range of merchandise as storewide promotions run for a limited period. The event highlights competitive pricing and value offers for local customers.
The royal arch degree was conferred upon a class of three last Tuesday by Sarasota Chapter No. 35, adding new members to the Masonic line.
Mrs L L Arnold travels from Haines City to Bartow and then returns home after a week away, visiting during the trip.
A line of Eastman Kodaks is offered at The Arnold Studio with emphasis on best value for the money. The ad stresses affordable pricing and wide selection for photographers seeking economical choices.
The New York Store announces a broader selection of useful gifts, promising a bigger line than ever to shoppers seeking practical, appealing items.
Mr L A Wood arrived from Onset Massachusetts Sunday night joining his wife and daughter who have been here for several weeks.
Miss Katherine McClellan has returned from Northampton Mass and is pursuing interests at McClellan Park. The Arnold Studio offers guaranteed satisfaction and invites customers to book early for holiday photographs.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Longmire and three daughters from Wellsle Hill New York arrived Tuesday to spend the winter at Palms Villa.
Royal Society Embroidery Cotton comes in all shades offered by The Turner Co. This notice highlights available color range and the company behind the product.
Mr and Mrs Frank A Walpole and their children journeyed to Tampa during the past week and returned home Friday after the trip.
The store promotes practical presents and highlights available stock with prices aimed to please customers.
Friends greet Madam Ross on her return from Brooklyn to the home of her sons in Fruitville, sharing a hearty welcome and warm wishes for her settling in back home.
Save 5 percent by buying goods from Spot Cash Grocery. Purchase a coupon book and enjoy immediate discount on purchases. Phone 51 for details.
Hon. Wm. M. Taylor with his wife and two children attended the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Gates at Manatee last Friday.
Brief item notes bargains across categories with scant details. No clear parties, places, or dates are identified in the readable text. Further text would be needed to specify items or locations.
J. W. Baxter, now in Des Moines Indiana, writes he is arranging plans to return to Sarasota and expects to be here in a few weeks.
Keener offers cash for beef hides. See him before selling or call at his East Main Street market.
Mrs. I. W. Longacre returned from three weeks as a patient at Plant Park Infirmary in Tampa and is greatly improved.
Training units conducted an infantry drill at the naval armory showcasing readiness and discipline amid routine practice. Marines coordinated movements, weapon handling, and squad formations under supervising officers.
Henry Therrien left today on the noon train for Los Angeles and San Francisco California. T. W. Coleman of Eutaw Alabama returned there this morning after a three days visit here.
Mr. C. O. Richard Kindig and his sister Mrs. Ella Roush are in Philadelphia for business matters.
Mrs C F Waller has finished three months visiting relatives and friends in Jacksonville and Alabama and returned home Saturday.
J Pierpoint Sims Sarasota agent for the Seaboard Air Line railway company made a Saturday business trip to Braden town on railway related matters.
Mr and Mrs Werner Jones of Bartow and Dr and Mrs W S Irvin of Lakeland returned home Saturday after a few days’ stay with K M Hebb and family.
Mrs. Walter F. Miller and her niece Miss Ruth Truesdell from Binghamton New York arrived last week for the winter and have rented the Ha zen bungalow on Morrill street for the season.
Contractors are altering the business room once used by Ralph McQueen for a grocery. An automobile store is planned to move into the renovated space after completion.
Mr and Mrs Church A Williams who stayed with Major and Mrs Chas A Browne at their Sunset Park home left for Atlanta Georgia on Tuesday morning establishing their return after the visit.
Mrs Abbe and a group of New England friends enjoyed an annual picnic at the Buchanan place on Sarasota Key last Friday. The day was pleasant and most delightfully spent.
Keener's Market on East Main Street offers cash for calves hogs and beef cattle. Customers can call phone 54 for inquiries and pricing.
Dr A C Bear and his wife have arrived for the winter from their summer home in St Charles Minnesota and are comfortably settled in the Dunn bungalow at Potter.
Motion Picture News notes illustrations show John Ringling entertaining Ince screen stars in Los Angeles during events tied to the Barnum Bailey circus.
McFarland will sell a home made number eight tin wash boiler with cover for seventy five cents. A sixteen ounce planished copper boiler number eight sells for four dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Cloud of London Ohio and Mrs. J A Jenkins of Chicago mother of Mrs Cloud arrived in Sarasota on Monday and will occupy the Jenkins bungalow at Siesta for the winter.
Mr and Mrs F J Hayden of Sioux City Iowa have arrived at their winter home Hayden Villa near Potter and will spend the cold months there in an ideal climate.
Mrs F H Guenther and Mrs W J Adam depart tomorrow for Tampa to visit Miss Kate Jackson and attend the Bazaar at Valrico. They plan to return Sunday.
Walter Dunn is having a Delco lighting plant installed in his handsome residence near Potter. The work should finish within a day or two, completing a bungalow noted as one of the prettiest on the West Coast.
L. T. Yancey formerly of Washington D C opens a grocery in the Weida hotel block occupying half of the room previously used by Keener the meat market man. Both now operate in the same room.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo F Holmes and their son, along with Mr. and Mrs. B F Dunham and their son, came from Plymouth Massachusetts on Tuesday. They traveled to Bee Ridge where the Holmeses own a bungalow to be shared for the season by both families.
I. R. Burns received a wire from Howard Elliott indicating arrival in Sarasota the first of next week. Elliott and his wife will occupy the residence on Gulf Stream avenue presently held by Burns.
Mrs. Elese Elliott visited at Mrs. Hemingway's home on Annes Court Sarasota Bay to meet Mrs. General Riggin with Mrs. Hemingway hosting last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs A H Ashby and daughters Janet and May have returned to Sarasota and taken rooms at Mrs McKee s home on Seventh street. Friends express delight at their return.
H B Cartwright assistant engineer for Seaboard Air Line was in Sarasota Friday to oversee the work on the new combined passenger and freight station at Bee Ridge.
The Sarasota Chapter O. E. S. to elect officers at the regular meeting in the Masonic Hall this evening. All members urged to attend. Also listed are book features including The Invisible Balance Sheet The World for Sale The Leatherwood God Howell Rainbow's End Beach To the Minute Green The Lion's Share Bennett Mr. Britling Sees It Through Wells Library Committee.
A Presbyterian church meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary decided to postpone the planned supper at the Woman's Club House set for Saturday evening December 16th.
The club will hold the Christmas Vesper Service this year on Sunday December 24 in charge by Mrs. Jack Halton and Mrs. Edwin Browne. The previous year's service was enjoyed and inspired the annual continuation.
One social highlight of the season is the New Year's Ball to be held at the Woman's Club House on New Year's night. The committee includes Mrs. Ralph Caples Mrs. H D Belt Mrs. John Burker and Mrs Cc N Thompson. Admission is 50 cents per person or a dollar per couple.
A tea to benefit school programs is hosted by the Educational Committee this Friday afternoon at three at the Woman's Club House. Hostesses are Mrs. D H Harrison and Miss Hazel Harrison. Attendees are invited to bring sewing and enjoy a social afternoon. An ana pipiens feature has been provided.
The Woman's Club schedules a Monday afternoon gathering at 2 30. Mrs C F Major of Palmetto will present a paper on The By Products of Manatee County. Miss Etha Weaver of Rockford NJ will perform two piano numbers. Reports from the County Federation will be given and business matters discussed.
The department welcomed Chairman Mrs Edwin Brown last Monday afternoon amid holiday attendance. Mrs Browne outlined plans for the coming season including a Japanese operetta after the holidays with parts assigned and first practice set for Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Guenther and Mrs. W. J. Adam hosted a Thursday silver tea for the Presby terr an Woman's Auxiliary at the Guenther home. The remodeled residence featured scarlet and green decor with guests welcomed by the hostesses and Mrs. C. W. Latham. Caven and Miss Nellie Speirs served refreshments while Misses Etha Weaver Alice Howard and Beryl Bee poured tea coffee and chocolate. A social hour followed with guests given a tour of the elegant rooms reflecting the couple's refined taste.
The Endicott bulletin urges residents to support the library as a civic cornerstone offering access to knowledge, self improvement, and affordable recreation. It emphasizes that library books save cost, foster order, and boost local business, inviting subscriptions at one dollar yearly and noting recently received books.
The Bridge Club met with Mrs J C Crawford Wednesday for luncheon and card play. Prizes were won by Mrs Carl Thompson and Mrs Yohe. The next meeting will be at Mrs Matheny's home Wednesday December 27.
Mana tee County Federation of Women's Clubs holds a two-session meeting in Palmetto with over 100 members. Bradenton's Mrs. Josiah Warn elected president after Bachman resigns. Sarasota absent due to member death. Program includes music, lectures, and a March 20 return to Bradenton.
Mr B A Wachob and his daughters Frances and Ruth and son Walter with Miss Alfa Everton returned by auto last week to Punta Gorda. They were guests of J H Hill and family for several days and enjoyed Sarasota which impressed them as larger than expected.
Men’s Bible Class in the old church at 9 30 a m with Prof T W Yarbrough as teacher. Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. I W LONGACRE saves.
The Hopewell Primitive Baptist church will hold its annual meeting on Sunday, December 17. Elder S. S. Pickett from Ormond, Florida, and other visiting ministers will preside. The service includes communion and footwashing. The church sits about four miles southeast of Sarasota. Elder W. M. Whidden, Moderator. Riley Campbell, Clerk.
The Presbyterian church holds morning and evening services with the ordination and installation of Capt. Chas. Duckwall W. J. Adam as elders and Frank Redd a as deacon. The pastor speaks on the officers duty and character. Sunday school meets 9 30 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Special music offered. all are welcome.
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