Wolves of the Rail at The Virginian Tonight
Local notices report Bill Hart appears in Wolves of the Rail at The Virginian this Thursday evening. Other items note Adv Mr Larry Taylor’s return from Tampa after a month away, C W Latham trip to Bartow, W D Worth visiting from Savannah, Herman and Max Leibowitz leaving for New York with Navy plans, and Miss Merritt heading home to Baltimore after working in the Turner Co milinery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Wolves of the Rail
The
Virginian
Herman
Max Leibowitz
New York City
United States Navy
Miss Merritt
Turner Co
Baltimore
Sallie Harrison
Aig Washington
Will Ginia
Adv
Local Visitors and Notices Highlight Sarasota Week
Visitors from St Augustine Braden town and Bradenton fill Sarasota scene as hundreds attend dances, trains run, and a campaign speech by Judge Glazier. The Bell Cafe announces Sunday hours. Hammonds, Hunts, and Jua families relocate. A film show at The Virginian features Wolves of the Rail.
Local Visitors Arrive for Surf Bathing at Arcadia Hotel
Mrs Wheeler wife of Major Wheeler in charge of flying at Carlstrom Field Arcadia and Mrs King with daughter also Arcadia guests at Hotel Watrous arrival Saturday for several days of surf bathing. Lyman Jay on a short furlough visiting friends in Sarasota after a strong training camp record as sergeant of a machine gun squad recently moved from Camp Jackson to Camp Sevier.
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Zeke Messer by B Y P U
A Friday night party at Mrs. Zeke Messer’s home hosted by the B Y P U drew about thirty young people to celebrate her birthday. After games, guests enjoyed punch and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke Messer
Sarasota guest Miss Miriam Harris visits Central Avenue
Miss Miriam Harris of Sarasota is the attractive guest of Mrs. C. E. Horton on Central Avenue for a couple of weeks. She previously visited Barton a few months ago, and friends are glad to see her back in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Harris
Sarasota
C. E. Horton
Central Ave
Miss Harris
Barton
Polk County
Sarasota Youth Blake Conley Enlists For War Service
Blake Conley of Sarasota has enlisted and spent months in Cleveland, taking the oath that made him a service member. He awaits a chance to go to France as friends learn Mrs. W. R. Miller and Miss Truesdell arrived safely in Binghamton New York after an uneventful auto trip north and warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Conley
Sarasota
Blake
Cleveland
Ohio
France
W. R. Miller
Local Residents Move and Travel Amid News From Sarasota
Mrs. Harry Gocio of Bee Ridge visits Sarasota with two children, learns her brother Elmer Plummer, First Lieutenant with the 131 Illinois Infantry, arrived safely overseas. Afton Shinn and family depart for Lockhart Texas for work with an engineering firm after his service as Sarasota public works commissioner. Miss Beckwith leaves for St Augustine to view Saturdays solar eclipse then Asheville for summer. Mrs. S W Longacre and two daughters move to Atlanta to be near Rev. Longacre at Camp Gordon. Mrs. H F Johnson returns to Washington and buys property near Sarasota Key as plans for development advance.
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Harry Gocio
Bee Ridge
Sarasota
Gocio
Elmer Plummer
Elmer
Illinois Infantry
Afton Shinn
Lockhart
Texas
Shinn
Miss Beckwith
Prentice
St. Augustine
Asheville
N. C
S. W. Longacre
Margaret
Hannah
Atlanta
Bell Cafe Ad Sparks Local News and Purchases
Readers learn of 5c coffee at the Bell Cafe and real cream. Mothers Yohe and Mrs Brown visit Pittsboro after a family gathering. J W Ponder hosts his son James Ponder Jr a Bing ham Military Academy student and junior officer reserve. Navy seaman Earl Robinson cites Liberty Bond support aboard a 175 to 209 man ship totaling 10800. Citizens urged to back bonds Red Cross Y M C A and food conservation. Shampooing and home beauty services offered by Miss M A Schmidt Sarasota House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Ponder
James Ponder, Jr
Bingham Military Academy
Asheville
Junior Officers Reserve
Earl Robinson
United States Navy
Red Cross
A Delightful Dance Honoring Arcadia Aviation Officers
Mrs. Edson Keith hosted a delightful dance at the Woman's Club on Saturday honoring aviation corps officers stationed at Arcadia. Assisting hosts were Mrs. I. R. Burns and Mrs. Owen Burns, with about fifty couples attending. The Sarasota Orchestra provided music and dancing continued to midnight. Guests included several Bradenton couples. fruit punch ice cream and cake were served. Mr. and Mrs. Keith expect their aviation son to visit soon at their Philippi Creek winter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Keith
Woman’s Club
Aviation Corps
Arcadia
Keith
I. R. Burns
Owen Burns
Sarasota
Bradentown
Philippi Creek
Monday's Club Meeting Opens New Year of Business
The Woman's Club held its first business meeting of the year with three new officers taking roles and Mrs. S. H. Guenther entering her sixth year as president. Reports noted May receipts of 23 dollars, 81 dollars in expenditures, and $200 in Liberty Bonds for a future piano fund.
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Geo. Barin
C. V. S. Wilson
Lucia Johnston
S. H. Guenther
Woman’s Club
Cave
Canning Club
Young Matrons Club Hosts Auction Bridge Event
Mrs. I. R. Burns entertained the Young Matrons Club at her home on Saturday afternoon. Two tables of members and one of guests played. Prizes went to Mrs. Owen Burns Mrs. Hall Mrs. Matheny and guest prize to Mrs. Wilkins. Refreshments were a one course luncheon. Next meeting hostess will be Mrs. Will Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Burns
Auction Bridge
Owen Burns
Hall
Matheny
Wilkins
Geo. Ross
Will Ross
Yates
Will Franklin
Miss Elinor Brown Hosts Card Party for Friends
Miss Elinor Brown entertained eight young friends on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 30 at two tables of 500. Miss Mabel Helveston won the prize. Refreshments were fruit salad iced tea and cake. Attendees included Maisie Welch Myra Jones Dorothy Halton Charlotte Swain Katherine Sims Genevieve Higel and Louise Higel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Brown
Mabel Helveston
Maisie Welch
Myra Jones
Dorothy Halton
Charlotte Swain
Katherine Sims
Genevieve
Louise Higel
Mrs. Franklin Hosts Bridge and 500 Tea Party
Mrs Geo W Franklin entertained Tuesday afternoon with Bridge and 500 in honor of Mrs Wheeler and Mrs King of Arcadia. Prizes at Bridge went to the guests of honor and Mrs C O Teate won the 500. A salad course with ices and cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Franklin
Bridge
Wheeler
King
Arcadia
C. O. Teate
Country home hosts Bridge and 500 party prizes
Mrs J H Yohe entertained at her country home Friday afternoon with two Bridge tables and 500. Mrs Will Ross won the Bridge prize and Miss Genevieve Higel captured the 500 prize. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yohe
Will Ross
Genevieve Higel
Auction Bridge Club Held at Mrs Edwards Home
Mrs. R. H. Edwards hosted the Auction Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon with two tables of members. Miss Nellie Speirs won the club prize as attendees enjoyed a salad course with oatmeal cookies and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Edwards
Auction Bridge Club
Nellie Speirs
Florida Fruit Crate Stamp Rule Lifts June 10 1918
The order ends the December 22 1917 restriction on stamping crates for shipping fruit and produce in Florida effective June 10 1918. Braxton Beacham Federal Food Administrator signs the rescission. The document notes the lifting of the crate stamping limits in the state.
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Florida
Braxton Beacham
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W. D. Worth
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Pete
Eben Thompson
Min
E. J. Bacon
Marco, Wa
Walter Elliott
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Jack Bispham
Longboat Key
J. A. Kriebbel
St. Petersburg
Zoa Hay
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Ford
Mr. I. G. Archibald
J. H Yohe
J. W. Crawford
Starmine
Judge Glazier
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L. D. Hughes
Jacksonville
First National Bank
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C. D. Hammond
Hammond Flats
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O’berry
Lord House
7Th Street
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Bronson
Kan
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Parsons
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Venige
Columbia
S. C
Early
Camp Jackson
Srmonia
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Paris, Me
H. F. Johnson
Washington
Rasota Key
Ers. Yohe
Mrs. Brown
Pittsboro
M. A. Schmidt
Adv Sarasota House
Margaret Davis
India
Miss Davis
A. B. Edwards
Congress
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Grace Whitford
Ozona
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Club of
Grace Parker
Palma Sola
Manatee County
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Young Matron’s Club
Young Ladies
Mrs. Franklin
Inne
van Camp
Highsmith & Bright
Fang
United States
Geodrich
Veedol
G. B. Prime Hardware Co
Michelin
Sarasota Sales Agency
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