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New Associate
Tags: Bushnell; Florida National Cemetery; Hamilton Realty; Miami; Miami News; military history; military service; national cemeteries, American; National Cemetery Administration; Otto Oscar Zwicker; real estate; realtor; United States Army; veterans; Veterans Administration; Veterans Legacy Program
Construction of Town House Begins
Tags: Bushnell; Collier County News; Elizabeth Beatrice Genick; Florida National Cemetery; Madison Manor; military history; military service; Naples, Florida; national cemeteries, American; National Cemetery Administration; real estate; townhouse complex; veterans; Veterans Administration; Veterans Legacy Program; William Woznak
Statement from William Beardall
Letter from William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (November 26, 1886)
Tags: Alexander St. Clair Abrams; Diamond Match Company; fiber mills; fibers; fiberwork; FLCC; Florida Land and Colonization Company; Henry Shelton Sanford; Internal Improvement Fund Board; investments; lawsuits; Palmetto Fibre Manufactory; paper mills; Presbyterian College; railroads; railways; real estate; Sanford; Sanford Saw Mill; Sanford Wharf; Tavares; William Beardall; Winter Haven
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (November 21, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (June 22, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (June 20, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (June 16, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (May 9, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (May 5, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 26, 1884)
Letter from Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 24, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 24, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 18, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 17, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 13, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (April 9, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (March 26, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (March 15, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (March 5, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 29, 1884)
Preliminary Plat of Four Lakes, 1983
Letter from Carolyn S. Cope to Dorothy Barbour (September 19, 1979)
Letter from Dorothy Barbour to Carolyn S. Cope (September 12, 1979)
Tags: Carolyn S. Cope; Coconut Grove; consumer shopping; DeBartolo Real Estate Company; Dorothy Barbour; Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation; Florida Mall; Miami; Orange Avenue; orlando; Perch Lane; real estate; real estate developments; retail; Sand Lake Road; shopping malls; Two XI, Inc.; U.S. Route 441; US 441
Sky Lake, 1959
Sky Lake, 1958
Oak Ridge II By Orlando's Largest New Home Builders
Tags: Aristocrat; Beaumont; Bee Line Highway; Bee Line Road; Candlelight Park; Deauville; Empress; Florida Gas Utilities Company; Florida Ranch Lands, Inc.; Florida State Road 527; Gatlin Shopping Center; GENESYS; Hoffner Road; Holden Avenue; houses; housing; I-4; Interstate 4; Lancaster Elementary School; Lancaster Road; martin company; Martin-Cape Kennedy Highway; Mid-Florida Technical Institute; model homes; Oak Ridge High School; Oak Ridge II; Oak Ridge Junior High School; Oak Ridge Road; Oak Ridge Senior High School; OBT; Orange Blossom Shopping Center; Orange Blossom Trail; orlando; real estate; Sand Lake Road; Sky Bowl; Sky Lake; Sky Lake Plaza; South Trail Branch Library; South Trail Plaza; SR 527; St. John Vianney Catholic School; Sunshine State Parkway; Winegard Road
Oak Ridge Homes
Tags: Ambassador; Baronet; Briggs Beautyware; Bryant; Chancellor; Colonial Drive; Diplomat; Downtown Orlando; Excellency; Florida Gas Utilities Company; Florida Ranch Lands, Inc.; Florida State Road 50; homes; houses; housing; Lancaster Elementary School; Lancaster Road; martin company; McCoy AFB; McCoy Air Force Base; model homes; Oak Ridge; Oak Ridge High School; Oak Ridge Junior High School; Oak Ridge Road; Oak Ridge Senior High School; OBT; Orange Avenue; Orange Blossom Trail; orlando; real estate; Rutland Building; Rutland's; Sky Lake; SR 50; Sunshine Parkway; Tampa Freeway; Tarpan; U.S. 441; U.S. Route 441
Oral History of Bernie Blackwood
Tags: 11th Avenue; 16th Street; 1st Avenue; 25th Street; 34th Street; Alafaya Woods; Anden Group; Bay Vista Elementary School; Bayfront Center; Ben Ward, Jr.; Bernard O. Blackwood; Bernie Blackwood; Bill Martin; Blackwood Construction Corporation; Bob Beleren; Bob Ward; bussing; Central Avenue; Central Florida Research Park; Charles N. Millican; Charles Norman Millican; city managers; city planners; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; colleges; construction; demonstrations; desegregation; Division Street; Downtown St. Petersburg; Dyson Drive; educators; Eleventh Avenue; First Avenue; Florida State Road 426; Florida Technological University; Frank Wheeler; Fred Marquis; FTU; Garden Grove; Gore; Habanero's Mexican Grill; integration; Joe Gomez; John Evans; labor; labor rights; land development; Lutheran Haven; Lynn H. Andrews; Marguerite Partin; Mead Drive; Mead Manor; neighborhoods; Northeast Park; Oviedo; Oviedo Land Group; Oviedo Oaks; Oviedo Office Park; Partin Elementary School; Phil Gorey; Pinellas County; professors; protesters; protests; public employees; race relations; real estate; residential developments; riots; Ronald Reagan; Ronald Wilson Reagan; Roy Clontz; Saint Petersburg; school bus; school buses; schools; Scott Blackwood; SCPS; Seminole County Public Schools; Sixteenth Street; Southside Park; SR 426; St. Pete; St. Petersburg; strikers; strikes; subdivisions; Sue Blackwood; Suzanne A. Blackwood; teachers; The St. Petersburg Times; Tiger Station; Tom Phillips; Tuscawilla; Tuskawilla Road; Twin Rivers; UCF; unionization; unions; universities; university; University of Central Florida; Westwood Square; Whispering Oaks; Windmill Farms
Letter from Arthur W. Sinclair to C. W. Sheffield (December 22, 1967)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. Farris Bryant; C. W. Sheffield; Cecil Farris Bryant; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; development; Farris Bryant; Florida Federated Garden Clubs; Florida Park Board; Florida Parks and Recreation Convention; Gourd Neck Springs; Gourd Neck Springs Park Association; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Restoration Committee; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake County; land development; Miami Beach; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; natural springs; orange county; Orange County Committee of 100; parks; real estate; recreation; The Orlando Sentinel; The Winter Garden Times; water quality; West Orange County; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 18, May 18, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; A. W. Benson; agriculture; An Historical Sketch of Maitland; B. Auxford Burks; B. R. Swope; Baby Grand Theatre; Billy Powell; Black Bear Trail; Boston Herald; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Benson; C. D. Homer; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Chester A. Arthur; citrus; citrus industry; Clarence D. Benson; Colla F. Owen; death; E. C. Hungerford; E. Turner; E. W. Horton; Eatonville; Elizabeth D. Benson; Florida State Audubon Society; Fort Maitland; Fort Mellon; Foster R. Fanning; George Rockwood; Georgianna Trout Hill; government; Grover Cleveland; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Henry Sanford; Hill School; Hungerford Industrial School of Eatonville; Hungerford School; Hurd National Bank; Inter-City Realty Company; Isaac Vanderpool; J. C. Eaton; J. E. Hill; J. H. Hill; John J. Hurd; Julia Ward Howe; L. F. Dommerich; L. L. Lampp; Lake Lily; Lake Maitland; library; local government; M. C. Bryan; Maitland; Maitland Clothing & Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Insurance Agency; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm C. Niven; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Orrmins; Mellonville; Moody Bible Institute; municipal government; obituary; orlando; Osceola; Parent-Teacher Association; pavement; paving; PTA; R. G. Grassfield; railroad; rain; real estate; road; Robert Hungerford; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; Sanford; sanitation; Sanlando Springs; school; Seminole Indian; Seminole War; settler; St. John's River; State Road No. 3; steamboat; steamer; steamship; street; taxes; The Maitland News; Thomas Haskell; Town Council; town government; Ulysses S. Grant; Union State Bank; W. J. Beckham; weather; White Way Motor Company; William Driscoll; William H. Waterhouse; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 17, April 27, 1927
Tags: A. B. Lemmon; A. C. Olmstead; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Aledo Times Record; Anna B. Treat; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Arthur Wellons; Augusta McNair; B. Auxford Burks; Baby Grand Theatre; bank; banking; Barbara Bennett; barber shop; beautification; Beautiful Florida; Betty Jane Kilbourne; Betty Peat; Betty Rowland; Billy Rowland; book; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Vincent; C. D. Horner; C. E. Bowers; C. G. Weston; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Caroline Kingsley; Carroll L. Ward; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Chevis O'steen; children; Christine Ponder; church; citrus; citrus industry; Cleo Umphrey; Clyde Clark; Comille Sowell; crime; Curtis Kyle; David Kilbourne; Dorothy Lampp; E. D. Visor; E. R. Hall; E. W. Horton; education; Elmer Johnson; Emma Small; F. Ellison Adams; Fannie Traphagen; film; Florence Bennett; Florida Public Service Company; Foster R. Fanning Company; garage; George Bates; Georgianna Trout Hill; government; Grace Kingsley; green vegetable; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Harold R. Peat; Hazel Riles; health; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; honor roll; Hungerford School; I. Vanderpool; Inez Kyle; Inter-City Realty Company; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. A. Howell; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hirsch; J. Harold Hill; J. R. Watson; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; John Masek; John Strong; Johnnie Stover; K. E. Kilbourne; Karl Lehmann; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; Lake Eola; Lakemont Dairy; library; Lily Lake; local government; Lucile Lampp; Lucinda Milliman; M. C. Bryan; M. Leroy Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Post Office; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Kyle; Margaret Rice; Margery Murray; Marvin Frieland; Mary A. Stennis; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; McGaffin Electric Shop; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; Morris Friedman; motion picture; movie; municipal government; Myrtle O'steen; N. A. Reasoner; Ocala; Ocala Chamber of Commerce; Parent-Teacher Association; Pat Peat; post office; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. P. Cobb; Ralph Joslin; real estate; Richard Pinder; robbery; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; Ruth Russell; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; school; Stella Waterhouse; student; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Twilla Horton; vegetable; vegetables; Vera McIntyre; Vera Whitfield; Vernon Ayers; Virginia Burke; Virginia Pinder; W. J. Beckham; W. R. G. Orwick; Wallace Wilson; wedding; Wesley Widdis; William Cammack; William W. Long; Willifred Stiggins; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 13, March 30, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; accident; agriculture; alcohol; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Artels Dickson; automobile accident; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Black Bear Trail; book; bridges; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; children; church; construction; Cox and Bryson; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. W. Horton; F. Ellison Adams; farming; Florida Real Estate Commission; flowers; Foster R. Fanning; Gainesville; George F. Carleton; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. F. Roller; H. H. Fugate; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Herbert L. Walker; high school; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. W. Rice; James Hatcher; John Harvey; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; L. W. Peat; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland High School; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary Kingsley; McGaffin Electric Shop; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; N. W. Sanborn; Observance-Abstinence League; Ocala; Orange County Chamber of Commerce; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; orlando; Orlando Sentinel; Parent-Teacher Association; poultry; poultry industry; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. M. Evans; R. P. Cobb; railroad; real estate; road; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Fugate; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sanford; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; Southern Clay Manufacturing Company; State Beautification Convention; Stella Waterhouse; taxes; The Bookery; The Maitland News; tobacco; Town Council; town government; Vail Dunlap; W. R. G. Orwick; wedding; William C. Rice; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Garden Club; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; Yellowstone Tea House
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 10, March 9, 1927
Tags: A. H. Beyer; Anna B. Treat; Arthur B. Rowland; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; chamber of commerce; chinch bug; city government; Cora Nelson; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. E. Adams; fire department; fire protection; Forrest B. Stone; government; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. R. Fisher; Kenneth N. McPherson; Leedy's; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. A. Howard; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Library; Maitland Realty Company; mayor; municipal government; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; pest control; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; real estate; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; school; St. Augustine grass; State Fireman's Association; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. B. Willett; W. F. Parker; W. T. Clare; Winter Park Cleaners
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 7, February 16, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. Shadix; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Moberg; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; candidate; Caroline Kingsley; caucus; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; county fair; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Owen; Earl Murray; Ellison Adams; evangelism; evangelist; Floral Festival; flower; flowers; Foster R. Fanning; fruit; fruit industry; George Russell; Georgianna Hill; gospel; government; H. D. Haldeman; H. E. Angell; H. E. Ressler; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Helen Waterhouse; Herbert C. McVoy; Hill School; holiday; housing; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. D. Baggett; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. I. Whitworth; J. M. Haldeman; J. T. Stover; J. W. McNair; John Rice; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; Lewis T. Wilcox; Lewis W. Kingsley; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Kingsley; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; Nannie McCorkle; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orange Tea Shop; Parent-Teacher Association; politician; politics; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; Sanlando; Sanlando Golf Club; school; Stella Waterhouse; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Valentine's Day; W. A. Myers; W. B. Willett; W. F. Parker; W. R. G. Orwick; W. T. Clare; WDBO Radio; William B. Rodenbaugh; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Plumbing Company; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 6, February 9, 1927
Tags: A. B. Lemmon; A. B. Rowland; A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Berkeley Blackman; boat; boat racing; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. F. Batcheldor; C. J. Woodward; C. M. Niven; Caroline Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Charles Hasslinger; church; citrus; citrus industry; D. O. Hibbard; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Flynn; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Earl Murray; Edward B. Hall; Elmer Johnson; F. A. McNair; F. J. Fotch; fair; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Founder's Day; Frederick E. Godfrey; G. W. Backus; garage; government; H. C. Pearson; H. D. Haldeman; Harold Peat; Hill School; holiday; housing; Hungerford School; Irving W. Metcalf; J. A. Brown; J. A. Howell; J. H. Bennett; Kittie Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Ely; Mary Orrmins; Memorial High School; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; music; New England Society of Orlando; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orange Tea Shop; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; park; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Bronson; R. P. Cobb; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; song; T. M. Henkle; Tampa; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Theodore Johnson; Town Council; town government; Valentine's Day; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; W. R. G. Orwick; W. R. Orrmins; William Cammack; William Howell; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Country Club; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 4, January 26, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. H. Shadix; A. M. Shoen; A. M. Springer; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; B. L. Maltbie; Baby Grand Theatre; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boyce Rewlison; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. F. Batchelder; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; children; church; county government; Don Cochran; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Winn; Earl Murray; Ernestine McBryde; F. A. McNair; film; Foster R. Fanning; Fred Woodward; Frederick B. Conant; George F. Babcock; golf; golf club; Goodyear Tires; government; H. A. Griner; Harold Peat; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. Blanton Belk; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; John L. Perkins; John Rice; John T. Alsop; K. E. Kilbourn; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lawrence Parker; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Home Builders Association; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Margaret Widdis; Methodism; Methodist; motion picture; movie; municipal government; orange county; Orange County Parent-Teacher Association; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orange Tea Shop; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; poll tax; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; real estate; road; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; Seminole County; South-Eastern Underwriters Association; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Tom J. Kenney; Town Council; town government; voting; W. A. Myers; W. R. G. Orwick; William M. Stuart; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 3, January 19, 1927
Tags: A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; Annie Meer; B. A. Galloway; B. Auxford Burks; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Bessie Galloway; Betty Rowland; book; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Moberg; C. B. McNair; C. D. Horner; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carol Bennett; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; citrus; citrus industry; club; construction; Don Cochran; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. N. Beech; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Elizabeth Smith; Ella Kennedy; F. A. McNair; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Frederick B. Conant; freeze; freeze protection; frost; fundraising; George B. DeNoyelle; Georgianna Hill; Glee Club; Goodyear Tires; government; gun club; H. A. Griner; H. D. Haldeman; H. E. Milliman; H. T. Sowell; Harold Haldeman; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. Blanton Belk; J. C. Russell; J. D. Baggett; J. F. Gardner; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. I. Whitworth; Jack Lee; Jane Goode; Joseph Ponder; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lena Fugate; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Home Builders Association; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Mary Wahl; Methodism; Methodist; Moody Bible Institute; municipal government; Nellie W. Taylor; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Pepper Pot Restaurant; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; radio; Ralph Ponder; Ray Ponder; real estate; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; Ruby Baggett; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; Ruth Knight; Ruth Russell; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; school; sport; Stella Waterhouse; T. M. Henkel; tennis; tennis court; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. A. Myers; W. F. Smith; W. H. Johnston; W. R. G. Orwick; water; waterworks; WDBO Radio; Wesley Widdis; William W. Long; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park High School; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 1, January 5, 1927
Tags: A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; Arthur B. Rowland; Arthur Wellon; B. Auxford Burks; B. D. Galloway; B. J. Jones; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Barbara Bennett; Blue Poultry Farm; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Campbell; C. A. Vincent; C. D. Horner; C. H. Ponder; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; C. T. Sullivan; C. W. Mahan; Cara Ely; Carol Haile; Caroline Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Christmas; church; citrus; citrus industry; Clarence Brown; D. Harold Hair; Doris Waterhouse; E. A. Upmeyer; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. Turner; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ellison Adams; engineering; F. A. McNair; F. G. Ponder; Fanny Traphagen; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Florida Rock Products Company; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit; fruit industry; fundraising; George B. Carleton; Georgianna Hill; government; Grace Kingsley; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; Greenwood Gardens; grocery; H. A. Griner; Harold Peat; Helen Crane; Helen Holmes; Helen Waterhouse; Hill School; holiday; housing; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Brown; J. C. Sykes; J. D. Baggett; J. F. Gardner; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. H. Hill; J. M. Brown; Jane Goode; Karl Lehman; Kate Vanderpool; Kenneth N. McPherson; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; L. L. Lampp; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; lumber; lumber industry; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm Niven; Martin Johnson; Mary C. Ely; Max Meer; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Graham; municipal government; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Paul Rogers; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; Ray Leuthy; real estate; retail; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sallie Crane; sanitation; Sanlando Country Club; school; shop; Stella Waterhouse; store; The Bookery; The Maitland News; The Reporter-Star; The Tampa Times; Town Council; town government; Universal Dry Cleaners; W. A. Myers; W. R. G. Orwick; Wesley Roberts; White Way Filling Station; Will Smith; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 34, December 29, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annette Coudert; Annie Meer; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Audrey Lampp; B. Auxford Burks; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Barbara Bennett; Betty Jane Kilboun; books; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carmel Crawford; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Charles D. Haines; Chevis Osteen; Christine Ponder; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; Cleo Umphrey; Comille Sowell; Dale Orwick; David Kilbourn; drainage; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Owen; Emma Mae Small; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florence Bennett; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; Geneva Bailey; George Bates; George P. DeNoyelles; government; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Herbert Kyle; highways; Hill School; holidays; housing; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; Jack Lee; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; Joseph Ponder; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. A. Widdis; L. L. Lampp; Lake Maitland; Lake Sybelia; law; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucile Lampp; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Margaret Rice; Marvin Friedland; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; municipal government; Myrtle Osteen; orange; orange industry; ordinances; Orlando Automobile Association; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; poll tax; post offices; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; public safety; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; real estate; Richard Pinder; roads; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; speeding; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; traffic law; traffic safety; Twila Horton; Virginia Pinder; voting; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; White Way Restaurant; William Cammack; Winter Park; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; zoning
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 33, December 22, 1926
Tags: A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Albert Ash Allen; Alexander McL. Rowland; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; B. D. Galloway; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; beautification; Beautification Committee; Black Bear Trail; Black Bear Trail Association; Blue Poultry Farm; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; budget; building permit; building permits; C. A. Campbell; C. D. Horner; C. L. Durrance; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Waterhouse; Charles Hasslinger; Christian; Christianity; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; construction; Dale Orwick; DeLand; Doris Jean Musser; Doris Waterhouse; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Elmer Johnson; F. A. McNair; fire departments; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; George Hoyt; Georgianna Hill; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Helen Waterhouse; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; holidays; housing; Hugh McRae; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. T. Stover; J. T. Strong; Jack Lee; James Hooks; Kate Vanderpool; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lake Lily; Leon Tucker; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. J. Daetwyler; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Graham; municipal government; orange; orange industry; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; Ray Leuthy; real estate; roads; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. E. Reiche; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; sermons; Shapiro Department Store; Stella Waterhouse; tax; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; The Orlando Sentinel; Town Council; town government; W. A. Myers; W. B. Willett; W. L. Strong; W. R. Orwick; W. T. Noland; White Way Filling Station; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Fish Market; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 32, December 11, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. E. Cline; A. G. Beyer; A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; Alice Waterhouse; American Red Cross; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. A. Galloway; B. Auxford Burks; B. M. Robinson; Baby Grand Theatre; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Blair Haines; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Homer; chinch bug; Christmas; church; churches; city government; civil engineering; Clarence Durrance; Clyde Clark; Cracker Jack; Dale Orwick; E. A. Upmeyer; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Owen; engineering; Ernestine McBryde; F. A. McNair; F. Haile; F. M. Brown; fire department; fire protection; firefighter; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Francis Sachse; Frank Gould; Fred Vanderpool; gas station; George P. Dearborn; George Russell; Georgianna Hill; government; Grace Brewer; grocery; H. A. Griner; H. D. Babbidge; H. F. Haile; Hardware & Furniture Company; Harry R. Brewer; Helen Crane; Helen Remes; Helen Waterhouse; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; holiday; housing; Hungerford School; Hungerford School Jubilee Singers; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Brown; J. E. Allen; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. G. Hill; J. W. Rice; Jack Lee; James Hooks; Jeanette Conklin; John Fluno; John Konz; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lake Sybelia; law; Lawrence Parker; libraries; library; Lillian Stone; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary Rice; mayors; Methodism; Methodist; Morgan Johnson; municipal government; Murphy's Cafe; O. P. Swope; orange; orange industry; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; pest control; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; public safety; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; real estate; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. J. Stiggins; Sallie Crane; Samuel Ogren; sanitation; schools; speeding; St. Augustine grass; Stella Waterhouse; tax; tax law; taxation; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; theater; Town Council; town government; traffic law; traffic safety; V. W. Estes; Vernon Ayers; W. A. Manning; W. A. Myers; W. R. Sperry; water; waterworks; WDBO Radio; White Way Restaurant; William Bryan; William Edwards; Winter Park; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Fish Market; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; zoning
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 31, December 4, 1926
Tags: A. G. Beyer; A. M. Springer; Alexander McL. Rowland; American Red Cross; Anna B. Treat; Augusta McNair; B. M. Robinson; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Betty Rowland; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. L. Durrance; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. M. Niven, Jr.; C. N. Beecher; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Horner; Christian Endeavor Society; church; churches; Cleo Umphery; cop; Cora Nelson; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. E. Dull; E. R. Hanson; Eleanor Upmeyer; Epworth League; F. A. McNair; F. R. Fanning Company; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Florence Bennett; Foye Lee McIntosh; G. J. Friedland; Georgianna Hill; Glen Orwick; government; H. F. Haile; H. R. Peat; Harold Hill; Hill School; housing; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; Jack Horner; Joe Drawdy; L. L. Lampp; law enforcement; Lena Fugate; libraries; library; Lily Lake; Lily Tucker; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; M. A. Howard; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Margaret Russell; Mary C. Ely; Mary Rice; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Jones; municipal government; Nellie W. Taylor; orlando; Orpheus Radio; Parent-Teacher Association; pest control; police; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; radio; Ralph Grassfield; Ray Leuthy; real estate; Rollins Press; Rose Tucker; S. A. Ducret; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; State Highway No. 3; Telecommunications; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Twila Horton; W. A. Myers; waterworks; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 30, November 27, 1926
Tags: A. G. Beyer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Alexander Rowland; Anna B. Treat; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Audrey Lampp; Augusta McNair; B. E. Hardacre; B. M. Robinson; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Barbara Bennett; beautification; Beautification Committee; Betty Jane Kilbourn; Black Bear Trail; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. G. Galloway; C. J. Woodward; C. L. Pruyn; Cara Nelson; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Horner; Chevis Osteen; chinch bugs; Christine Ponder; church; churches; Cleo Umphery; clubs; Comille Sowell; Dale Orwick; Dixie Highway; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Wynne; Edward R. Hanson; Emma Mae Sowell; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; F. R. Fanning Company; fire departments; fire protection; Flora's Studio; fruit industry; fruits; G. L. Perryman; gardening; Gary's Pharmacy; golf; golf clubs; Goodyear Tires; government; H. R. Peat; H. S. Thompson; Hill School; holidays; housing; J. A. Brown; J. A. Pinder; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. I. Strong; J. M. Brown; Jack Lee; Jane Conklin; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; K. E. Kilbourn; L. L. Lampp; Lake Catherine; Lake Sybelia; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucille Lampp; Lucinda Milliman; M. A. Howard; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Margaret Rice; Margaret Russell; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary C. Ely; Mary Frances Rice; Max Meer; May Rena McIntyre; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; Mildred Boswell; Minnie Moremen; municipal government; Myrtle Osteen; Parent-Teacher Association; pest control; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; resignation; Richard Pinder; roads; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sanlando Golf Club; schools; St. Augustine grass; Thanksgiving; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Twila Horton; Virginia Ponder; W. A. Myers; W. G. Johnston; water plants; waterworks; White-Way Restaurant; William Cammack; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Telephone Company; Yellowstone Tea Room; zoning; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 26, October 30, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; agriculture; Alick Waterhouse; Alvin Stover; Anna B. Treat; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Bishop Wing; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. C. Owen; C. D. Horner; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; citrus; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Brigham; E. D. Visor; E. E. Stover; E. T. Owen; Eleanor Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florida Public Service Company; fruit; fruit industry; G. L. Perryman; Georgianna Hill; government; H. D. Huldeman; H. E. Simmons; Halloween; Hill School; housing; Ingram Building; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Hill; J. M. Brown; James McKinley; Jew; Jewish; John W. Alsop, Jr.; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; orange county; picnics; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; Quittman Orchestra; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; schools; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. T. Clare; water plant; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park Cleaners
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 25, October 23, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; Agnes Moremen; Alvord L. Stone; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; artists; Augusta McNair; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Beulah Rowland; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's City Store; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. Fred Ward; C. N. Beecher; camping; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; city government; construction; Dale Orwick; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elinor Barnett; Elizabeth Treat; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Goodyear Tires; government; Halloween; Harry Cargyl; highway; Hill School; holidays; housing; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Brown; J. C. Russell; J. G. Bennett; Joseph Ponder; Kate Vanderpool; Katharine Brewer; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; lumber; lumber industry; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary C. Ely; mayors; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; music; musicians; Nellie W. Taylor; Parent-Teacher Association; parties; party; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; radio; real estate; road; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Saretta Hill; schools; State Highway No. 3; streets; Teddy Brocksmith; Telecommunications; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Viking Tires; WDBO Radio; WEAF Radio; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 24, October 16, 1926
Tags: agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. C. Owen; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven, Jr.; C. N. Beecher; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; citrus; Clyde Hester; colonial; currency; desks; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Frederick B. Conant; G. L. Perryman; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Halloween; Harold Peet; Hill School; holidays; housing; J. A. Brown; J. D. Edmonds; J. G. Bennett; J. M. Brown; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; orange; orange industry; parties; party; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; R. A. Wheeler; Ray Leuthry; real estate; Redpath Chautauqua; retail; Rollins Press; S. J. Stiggins; schools; shops; stores; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Viking Tires; wampum; waterworks; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park Cleaners; zoning; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 22, October 2, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; Agnes Moremen; American Red Cross; Anna B. Treat; Arthur A. Richmond, Jr.; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. N. Beecher; chambers of commerce; church; churches; Clarence Brown; contract; Cox and Bryson Paving Company; D. R. Wiggins; death; disaster relief; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. N. Beach; E. T. Owen; Eleanor Barnet; Elizabeth Madoline; Elizabeth Treat; F. A. McNair; Flora's Studio; Fort Lauderdale; Georgia Belle Gatlin; Goodyear Tires; government; Great Miami Hurricane; H. C. Boss; Harland Black; Harold Hill; Hill School; housing; hurricane relief; hurricanes; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. M. Brown; J. T. Stover; Jesse Wells Worley; Kingsmill; L. W. Jennings; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Marrs; Mazda Lamps; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; natural disasters; obituary; pavement; paving; picnic; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; roads; Rollins Press; S. J. Stiggins; Sanlando Springs; schools; South Florida; Stella Waterhouse; streets; The Maitland News; The Orlando Sentinel; Town Council; town government; Viking Tires; Walter R. Darby; weddings; William W. Long
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 21, September 25, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; Agnes Moremen; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Arthur Weltons; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Betty Jane Kilbourne; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; Carroll Bennett; Carroll Haile; chambers of commerce; church; churches; citrus; city government; Cora Nelson; Cox and Bryson Paving Company; David Kilbourne; disaster relief; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. W. Horton; Edgar A. Guest; Edgar Allen; Eleanor Moremen Barnett; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ernest Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. G. Gould; Flora's Studio; Florida Sanitarium; Forrest B. Stone; Goodyear Tires; government; Great Miami Hurricane; H. E. Angel; Herbert E. Angell; high schools; Hill School; housing; hurricane relief; hurricanes; infestation; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; J. W. McNair; John Pinder; John W. Rice; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; Lake Lily; Lake Region Paving Company; Laura Springer; Lena Fugate; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm Niven; Mamie Fugate; Mamie Posey; Mary Rice; mayors; Mazda Lamps; Memorial High School; Methodism; Methodist; Miller Henkel; Minnie Moremen; Mose Bryan; municipal government; natural disasters; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; paving; pest control; Plant Board; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Robert Kilbourne; Rollins College; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitariums; schools; Shepard Construction Company; South Florida; Southern Clay Company; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Vernon Ayers; Viking Tires; W. D. McBrayer; W. G. Manning; W. O. Rencher; white-fly fungus
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Letter from R. R. Reid to Bishop John Moore (June 6, 1881)
Tags: bishops; Catholics; churches; deeds; Downtown Orlando; John Moore; orlando; R. R. Reid; real estate
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 20, September 18, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. E. Springer; A. M. Springer; A. W. Visor; Agnes Hill; agriculture; Alvord L. Stone; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's City Store; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. D. Horner; church; clergy; Clifford R. Hiatt; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. T. Owen; Edgar Allen; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elizabeth Treat; Ernest Upmeyer; Flora's Studio; fruit; General Electric Company; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Lodge; Harold Peat; Hill School; J. A. Brown; J. C. Nicholson; J. H. Bennett; J. M. Brown; James H. Visor; Jane Conklin; Jeanette Conklin; John Nelson; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. W. Cook; Lake Faith; Lake Lily; Lena Fugate; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Methodist; municipal government; pastor; Paul N. Howard; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Robert H. Visor; Rollins College; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; SAL; sanitarium; school; Seaboard Air Line Railroad; Stella Waterhouse; tax assessment; tax commission; taxes; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. R. Sullivan; water pump; waterworks; WDBO Radio; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 19, September 11, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; B. B. Smith; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; church; Clean-Up Week; contractor; Donald G. Spain; drainage; Dwight Woodruff; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. T. Wynn; Eatonville; Edgar Allen; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ernest Upmeyer; flooding; Flora's Studio; flower; flowers; fruit; fruit industry; garden; George P. Dearborn; Goodyear Tires; government; Hill School; holiday; J. A. Brown; J. Armour Galloway; J. H. Bennett; J. R. Osteen; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. W. Dommerich; Labor Day; Lake Catherine; Lake Eulialia; Lake Howell; Lake Maitland; Lake Sybelia; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. F. Brown; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; packing; packing house; paving; piano; Presbyterian; processing; property assessment; R. A. Wheeler; Ray Leuthy; real estate; road; road paving; Rollins Press; S. J. Stiggins; school; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. B. Willett; W. H. Manning
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 18, September 4, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. W. Lindholm; Agnes Cobb; American Bank and Trust Company; American Fruit Growers Association; Anna B. Treat; B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; Bank of Osceola County; banking; beautification; Beautification Society; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. A. Dallas; C. B. Waterhouse; C. C. Ruprecht; C. C. Whittier; C. D. Horner; C. E. Hasslinger; C. N. Beecher; C. W. Cauthen; chamber of commerce; church; Clara Wheeler; Clarence Benson; Clean-Up Week; Clermont; Daytona Beach; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. C. Treat; E. H. Adler; E. H. Johnson; E. R. Wheeler; E. T. Owen; E. T. Winn; E. W. Horton; East Coast Bank and Trust Company; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elizabeth McConnell; Elizabeth Moreman; Elizabeth Treat; Emilie Larson; Emilie McCutchins; F. B. Conant; F. W. Shepard; Flora's Studio; Florida Public Service Company; Florida Sanitarium; Forrest B. Stone; G. W. Thompson; Geneva Bailey; Goodyear Tires; government; H. Angell; H. Babbidge; H. C. Pearson; H. D. Haldeman; H. E. Cole; H. G. Townsend; Harold Haile; Henry S. Thompson; Hill School; housing; Inez G. Hill; J. A. Brown; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. H. Hill; J. R. Osteen; J. T. Stover; J. W. McLamb; Jack Haile; Joe Beck; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. I. Grimes; L. J. Chambers; L. M. Lucas; L. S. Comack; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; M. Shader; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; N. H. Coit; Nellie R. Draper; Nettie C. Fraser; P. E. Welzel; plumbing; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; R. F. Pickens; R. L. Dickson; real estate; Rob Richman; Rollins Press; Ruth Stone; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; S. S. Simonds; Sarah J. Cox; school; Sylvia Blackwood; T. M. Henkel; Ted Stover; The Maitland News; Theodore Howell; Town Council; Upton Moreman; Vivian Powers; W. D. Huttig; W. F. Baxter; W. H. Johnston; W. H. Miner; W. J. Connell; W. L. Parker; W. L. Strong; W. W. Long; William V. Long; Yates Watson; Z. Patterson
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 17, August 28, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; Alice Anderson; Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; Calcutta, India; chamber of commerce; church; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; education; Ella Anderson; F. T. Marsh; fire truck; fishing; Flora's Studio; Florida State Road 3; George S. Demming; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Henry S. Thompson; Hill School; J. A. Brown; J. D. Baggett; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. M. Brown; James Doig; John Rice; John W. Rice; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. J. Chambers; Lake Worth Construction Company; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Margaret; Methodist; Milton Brown; municipal government; Presbyterian; property assessment; R. A. Posey; R. A. Wheeler; Randall Bronson; Ray Leuthy; real estate; riot; Russell; S. J. Stiggins; school; SR 3; T. B. Dunlap; The Maitland News; Theodore Johnston; Town Council; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 16, August 21, 1926
Tags: A. T. Coith; Anna B. Treat; Arthur Wellons; B. J. Overstreet; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; building permit; C. D. Horner; C. H. Hill; C. J. Woodward; C. T. Bickford; C. W. Entzminger; chamber of commerce; church; Clarence Brown; Clean-Up Week; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. W. Horton; education; electricity; explosion; F. H. Manning; Flora's Studio; gasoline; Goodyear Tires; government; Hill School; housing; Inez Kyle; J. A. Brown; J. E. Walker; J. G. Wheldon; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hartley; J. I. Strong; Karl Lehmann; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. J. Slade; library; Lily Lake; local government; Longwood; Longwood State Bank; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Marion Kyle; Marion Strong; Methodist; municipal government; orlando; Presbyterian; R. A. Posey; R. B. Yaw; real estate; restaurant; retail; S. J. Stiggins; school; shop; store; stove; T. J. Hill; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. F. Parker; W. L. Parker; W. L. Strong; W. T. Clare; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 15, August 14, 1926
Tags: A. W. Benson; Agnes Moremen; alcohol; Altamonte Springs; Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; business; C. D. Horner; C. H. Ferran; church; Clarence Benson; cop; crime; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Viser; E. T. Owen; education; Flora's Studio; Goodyear Tires; government; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. B. Gordon; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. W. McNair; John Russell; L. L. Payne; law enforcement; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; May Moremen; Methodist; Minnie Moremen; municipal government; orlando; Park Lake Church; police; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; religion; Rollins College; S. J. Stiggins; S. S. Sadler; school; Stella Waterhouse; street light; The Maitland News; Town Council; vandalism; W. R. G. Orwick; White Way; Wilson Moremen
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 14, August 7, 1926
Tags: Agnes Moremen; Anna B. Treat; Annette Mantle; automobile accident; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Bessie Galloway; Bible School; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. A. Campbell; C. B. McNair; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. H. Huston; C. N. Beecher; C. O. Andrews; car accident; Carrie Hadley; Charles H. Vanderpool; church; Dixie Highway; Dixie Hill; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. T. Wynn; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Fannie Hutchinson; Flora's Studio; Georgianna Hill; Goodyear Tires; government; Harry Caryl; Henry S. Thompson; Hill School; housing; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. A. Jones; J. H. Bennett; John Russell; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; L. M. Autrey; Lake Lily; Lena Fugate; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Maitland School; Mamie Fugate; Maud Small; Methodist; municipal government; orlando; Parson Ebony Snow; Presbyterian; R. A. Crim; R. A. Wheeler; railroad; real estate; Rollins College; S. D. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; school; Sidney C. Hardwick; The Maitland News; The Orlando Sentinel; The Winter Park Herald; Town Council; tropical storm; W. R. G. Orwick; Walker Small; William Blue; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 13, July 31, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. S. Clark; Alvin Stover; Andrew Ellison; Anna B. Treat; Annette Mantle; Audrey Sykes; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Bessie Galloway; Bible School; book; Boy Scouts of America; C. B. McNair; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; chamber of commerce; Charles Crutchfield; church; Clarence Brown; D. T. Percy; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Viser; E. W. Horton; Edith Ellison; education; Epworth League; F. Ellison Adams; Fanny B. Cannon; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Francis Ellison Adams; Frank Adams; G. W. Backus; Georgianna Hill; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Henry C. Adams; Hill School; housing; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. T. Stover; Joseph Lee; library; local government; Longwood Market; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Fire Department; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; Pittsburgh Meter Company; Presbyterian; real estate; Richard Adams; S. J. Stiggins; Samuel R. Adams; school; The Maitland News; Theresa Gladys Adams; Theresa Veitch Adams; Town Council; town hall; William Cammack; William H. Adams; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 12, July 24, 1926
Tags: advertising; Anna B. Treat; Augusta Floyd; automobile accident; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; billboard; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; car accident; car accident; Caroline Kingsley; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; construction; currency; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Bowers; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Brigham; E. D. Visor; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elizabeth Boynton; Elizabeth Treat; Episcopal Church; Epworth League; Fanny Brown; Flora's Studio; Fred Reiche; G. W. Backus; Geneva Bailey; Georgianna Hill; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. D. Haldeman; Harold Reiche; Harry Carl; Havana, Cuba; high school; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. B. Simonton; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. M. Brown; J. W. McNair; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; library; local government; Longwood Market; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Martin Johnson; Methodist; municipal government; Presbyterian; R. A. Crim; real estate; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; school; Southeastern Conductor's Association; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Theodore R. Jones; Town Council; W. W. Waters; Winter Park; Winter Park High School
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 11, July 17, 1926
Tags: Agnes Moremen; Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. M. Niven, Jr.; Caroline P. Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Charles D. Horner; church; Cilla F. Owen; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; economic development; education; Elizabeth Boynton; Epworth League; F. T. Marsh; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; G. B. DeNoyelles; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Hill School; housing; Inter-City Realty Company; J . A. Howell; J. A. Brown; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. I. Strong; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Avenue; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Fire Department; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; orlando; Presbyterian; real estate; retail; road; S. B. Hill; S. E. Reiche; S. J. Stiggins; school; store; The Maitland News; The Manufacturers Record; Town Council; Vacation Bible School; W. T. Clare; waterworks; Winter Park; Wright-Warlow Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 10, July 10, 1926
Tags: A. S. Clark; Agnes Moreman; airplane; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; Augusta; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Billie White; book; Boy Scouts of America; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven, Jr.; C. N. Beecher; Calvin H. Hill; Campbell Thompson; Charles Horner; church; citrus; Dixie Highway; Donald G. Spain; Dorothy Williams; E. A. Upmeyer; E. B. Mendsen; E. T. Owen; education; Elsie Hamilton; Emilie Cass; Eva Thompson; F. T. Marsh; fire department; fire engine; Flora's Studio; George F. Cryan; Goodyear Tires; government; H. M. Thompson; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. M. Brown; James Doig; Jesse Williams; John Nelson; Lake Sybelia; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; M. L. Kyle; M. S. Archer; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; map; Martha White; McNair; Methodist; Mount. Wollaston Cemetery; municipal government; National Guard; Presbyterian; real estate; Rollins College; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; school; Seldon White; Sydney C. Hardwick; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; Veterans of Foreign Wars; W. A. Manning; W. F. Parker; W. L. Parker; waterworks; White Way Motor Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 09, July 3, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; Anna B. Treat; Anna Maria Island; automobile; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; chamber of commerce; church; Cornell University; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. E. Stover; E. N. Beech; education; F. H. Manning; fire engine; Forrest B. Stone; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Helen Simonds; Hill School; housing; I. Vanderpool; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. H. Hirsch; John Nelson; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; library; local government; Lois M. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; National Biscuit Company; notary; Orangedale Park; Presbyterian; real estate; restaurant; Rollins College; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; S. S. Simonds; school; sidewalks; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; traffic safety; W. A. Manning; White Way Motor Company; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park; Winter Park Building and Loan Association; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 08, June 26, 1926
Tags: Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Black Bear Trail; book; Boy Scouts of America; Boyer Fire Engine; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; church; citrus; DeLand; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; education; Eustis High School; firehouse; General Electric Company; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. E. Milliman; Harold Haile; high school; Hill School; housing; Hugh McMillan; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. A. Harris; J. H. Bennett; jail; Jennille Haile; John Nelson; Kenneth McPherson; Layne & Bowler Company; library; local government; Lois Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; Nannie Harris; pest control; Presbyterian; real estate; S. C. Hardwick; school; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; The Winter Park Herald; Town Council; W. A. Manning; W. H. Johnston; waterworks; wedding; White Way Motor Company; William L. Goette; Winter Park; Winter Park High School
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 07, June 19, 1926
Tags: Alvord L. Stone; Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; C. E. Bowers; Christine Ponder; church; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Viser; education; Ella May MacIntyre; Episcopal Church; Florida Public Service Company; Francis Child; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Harry Ingham; Henry M. Phillips; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; John McCullough; John Nelson; Karl Lehman; Lake Faith; Lake Sybelia; Liberty Bonds; library; Lily Tucker; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Avenue; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Mary Ashe; Methodist; municipal government; Nellie R. Draper; Orange County Chamber of Commerce; Presbyterian; R. P. Cobb; real estate; Rita Bennett; Rollins College; Ruth Waldron; school; students; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; The Winter Park Herald; Town Council; Twila Horton; W. A. Manning; W. F. Parker; W. Laurence Parker; W. P. Breed; Wayside Inn; wedding; White Way Motor Company; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 06, June 12, 1926
Tags: A. A. Kent; A. B. Rowland; Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; Charles B. Brokaw; church; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. W. Horton; education; Elizabeth Treat; F. T. Marsh; fishing; Forrest B. Stone; G. V. Breed; Girls Sewing Club; Goodyear Tires; government; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. W. McNair; Jane Conklin; John Nelson; K. E. Kilbourn; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Martin Johnson; Mary C. Ely; Mary Conklin; Methodist; municipal government; Needlework Guild; Nellie R. Draper; orlando; Presbyterian; real estate; S. B. Hill; school; Standard Asphalt Company; Stella Waterhouse; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. A. Manning; W. F. Parker; waterworks; White Way Motor Company; Wib Chaffee; Winter Park; Winter Park Building and Loan Association; Winter Park Congregational Church
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 05, June 5, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. C. Bradford; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; architecture; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Benson Springs; book; Brown's Store; building code; C. D. Horner; Calvin Hill; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. C. Pipkin; E. D. Milliman; E. N. Beech; E. Turner; education; enterprise; F. H. Manning; F. T. Marsh; FEC; Florida Citrus Exchange; Frank Adams; freemasons; George Horatio Packwood; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Harry R. Brewer; Hill School; Horatio Avenue; housing; J. A. Brown; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. L. Perkins; jail; Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; John Nelson; L. F. Dommerich; Lake Monroe; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. E. Orphanage; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary C. Ely; Methodist; municipal government; Needlework Guild; orlando; plumbing; Presbyterian; real estate; restaurant; S. B. Hill; S. Mills Ely; Sanford; school; Tampa Bay Hotel; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. A. Manning; waterworks; White Way Motor Company; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 02, April 29, 1926
Tags: agriculture; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; appliance; bank; Bank of Maitland; bond; Boy Scouts of America; building permit; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; Carl Hunt; chamber of commerce; church; citrus; civil engineering; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; electronics; F. H. Manning; Forrest B. Stone; Frank L. Skelly; government; Greenwood Gardens; Hamilton Holt; Harold Peet; housing; insurance; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; John Nelson; Karl Lehmann; Lake Maitland; Lida P. Bronson; Lily Lake; local government; Lois L. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; music; N. S. Bronson; Needlework Guild; notary; Office of the Mayor; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; plumbing; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; radio; real estate; restaurant; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. B. Hill, Sr.; subdivision; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. A. Manning; waterworks; WDBO; White Way Motor Company; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park; Wright-Warlow & Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 01, April 12, 1926
Tags: agriculture; Anna B. Treat; appliance; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; C. D. Horner; C. W. Leavitt; chamber of commerce; church; citrus; civil engineering; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; education; electronics; F. H. Manning; fire department; Forrest B. Stone; grapefruit; Greenwood Gardens; housing; Hungerford School; insurance; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; L. P. Bronson; Lois L. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Maitland Town Council; Needlework Guild; notary; Office of the Mayor; oranges; plumbing; real estate; Reo Speedwagon; residential development; restaurant; S. B. Hill, Jr.; The Maitland News; White-Way Restaurant
Between the Celery Stalks: Theodore Mead Sure Left His Mark on Oviedo
Tags: agriculture; automobile; B. F. Wheeler; Ben Ward; Bernie Blackwood; Between the Celery Stalks; Bill Martin; biologist; Bob Williams; botanist; butterfly; civil engineer; Cornell University; CU; Edith Edwards; Edith Edwards Mead; engineer; Eustis; Florida State Road 426; Florida Technological University; Frank Foley; Frank Wheeler; FTU; horticulturalist; horticulture; housing; housing development; insect; Janet Foley; John Evans; Lake Charm; Mead Gardens; Mead Manor; orlando; Oviedo Centennial; Oviedo Woman's Club; pioneer; real estate; Rex Clonts; Robert Lee; Scout Master; settler; SR 426; Sweetwater Park; The Butterflies of North American; The Florida Trucker; The Old Apple Tree; The Oviedo Outlook; Theodore "Teddy" Luqueer Mead; UCF; University of Central Florida; William H. Edwards
Oral History of Garnett White
Tags: 10th Street; 7th Street; 9th Street; aluminum; American Cancer Society; automobiles; B.L. Perkins' Store; bass; bicycles; bikes; Bluitt Stevens; Bobbi Goff; Boy Scouts of America; butchers; Carl McWaters; cars; celery; Chase and Company; citrus; citrus groves; Crooms Academy of Information Technology; Downtown Sanford; Eagle Scouts; Ed White; Elizabeth Wigham; Elm Avenue; farmers; farming; First Federal Savings & Loan; Garnett White; Golden Rusty; golf caddies; Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of Commerce; Hall; Harriet; Harrington; high schools; Historical Society of Central Florida; icehouses; Jacobs; Jaycees; Joseph Morris; Joshua Coffin Chase; Judy White; Lake Monroe; Laurel Avenue; Linda McKnight Batman Oral History Project; Lyman High School; Mac Cleaver; metal drives; mites; Monroe; motor vehicles; muck; muck farms; Museum of Seminole County History; newspaper routes; newspapers; Ninth Street; oilers; Operation Deep Freeze; orlando; Oviedo High School; packing houses; paper boys; Paulette Casen; Paulette White; Pelham, Georgia; quartermasters; railroads; railways; Ransidey; real estate; real estate agents; real estate appraisal; real estate brokers; real estate licenses; recessions; Red Hill Groves; reefers; refrigeration; rubbers; rust mites; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Grammar School; Sanford Jaycees; Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce; Sanford Junior High School; Sanford-Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Sanford-Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce; school lunches; Seminole County; Seminole High School; Seminole State College; Seventh Street; Southside Elementary; St. Augustine; Student Museum; Sydney Octavius Chase, Jr.; Sydney Octavius Chase, Sr.; Ted White; Tenth Street; The Florida Times-Union; The Sanford Herald; Triple S Groceteria; U.S. Navy; war effort; Winterville, Georgia; World War II; WWII
Hotel Bass Thermometer
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Walter C. Bass, City Father
Tags: Astor Hotel; Ben White Raceway; Central Florida Fair; city commissioners; CNA Tower; Delaney Avenue; Downtown Orlando; Elks Club; Fairview Park; Gainesville; Grotto; Hotel Bass; hotels; Kappa Sigma; Kissimmee; Mason; Orange Avenue; orlando; Orlando Country Club; real estate; South Street; UF; University of Florida; Walter C. Bass
Oral History of Bob Hattaway
Tags: 7-Eleven; Adult Toy Storage; agriculture; airports; Altamonte Mall; Altamonte Springs; Apopka; asparagus plumosus; Barnett; Bill Miller; Bob Hattaway; Bradshaw; British Airways; Casselberry; Central Florida Expressway Authority; Chapman Avenue; Chapman Road; Charlotte Hattaway; Chicago, Illinois; Christmas; citrus; Concord Avenue; Continental Can Company; Costa Rica; Crescent City; Daniel Motta; Daytona Beach; DeLand; Democratic Party; Democrats; Dog Track Road; Downtown Orlando; Earl Vaughn; East-West Expressway; economic growth; farming; farms; FDOT; Fern Park; ferneries; fernery; ferns; Florida Department of Transportation; Florida House of Representatives; Florida Senate; flower shops; flowers; Foley; Greater Orlando Aviation Authority; greenhouses; Hattaway; Hattaway Drive; Hibbard Casselberry; Holiday Travel; Home Depot; horticulture; Howard McNelty; infrastructure; Jane Casselberry; John Marcell; John Rich; Kay; Kmart; Lake Concord; Lake Lotus; Lake Orienta; Larry Dale; Lawton Chiles; Lawton Mainor Chiles, Jr.; leatherleaf fern; Leonard Casselberry; LHS; Linda Chapin; Linda Hook; Lockhart; Longwood; Lyman High School; Mahaffey; Maitland; Maitland Avenue; Martha Casselberry; moss; mosses; NAS Sanford; Naval Air Station Sanford; navel oranges; New York; nurseries; nursery; oak tree hammocks; oak trees; Opp, Alabama; orange tees; oranges; Orienta Ferneries; orlando; Orlando International Airport; Orlando-Sanford International Airport; Pierson; podocarpus; price fixing; Puerto Rico; real estate; Republican Parties; Republicans; Rick Hattaway; Royal Ferneries; Sanford; saran shade cloth; Seminole County; Semoran Boulevard; Shoemaker; slat sheds; Southwest Airlines; sphagnum; SR 408; SR 417; SR 436; SR 46; Tallahassee; Tampa; Toronto, Canada; tropical plants; UF; University of Florida; US 19-92; Ustler; Valencia oranges; Vaughn Greenhouses; Virgin Atlantic; Volusia County; Walmart; Walt Disney World; weeding; weeds; Wekiva River; Winter Garden; Winter Park High School; Wofford, Joe; WPHS; Zellwood; zoning
Letter from William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (December 28, 1883)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (December 7, 1883)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to James E. Ingraham (August 23, 1882)
Letter from William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (August 4, 1883)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (May 19, 1883)
Letter from E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (January 31, 1883)
South Florida Argus Vol 2., No. 15, January 6, 1886
Tags: 2nd Street; Ambler, Marvin & Stockton; banking; banks; Chaires & Van Deman; Chaires, Arthur; Citizens' Bank; De Forest Block; First National Bank; Fitts, Leander; Forster, F. P.; Leon & Company's Store; Lever, C. A.; Lyman Bank; Lyman, F. W.; Lyman, Moses; National Bank Commerce; National Park Bank; Northwestern National Bank; Park Avenue; Phelps, Fays; Phelps, Lyman; real estate; retail; Sanford; Second Street; Sylvan Lake; Sylvan Lake Nurseries; The South Florida Argus; Trafford and Company; Van Deman, P. R.; wholesale; Wilson Building; Wilson, Thomas Emmet
South Florida Argus Advertisements (January 6, 1886)
Tags: Bassinger; Bishop Block; Cannon, William; Commercial Block; Dombrownsky, William J.; Ferson; groceries; grocery; Kissimmee; Kissimmee City; Kissimmee Land Agency; Kissimmee Valley; Marks, R. H.; McRae; Moore; New York Jewelry Store; Phillips' block; real estate; Rosalie; Sanford; Scott; Scott & Thrasher; steel; Steele & Bassinger; The South Florida Argus; Thrasher, A. M.; West Kissimmee
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 28, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 21, 1884)
Letter from William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 15, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 13, 1884)
E. R. Trafford to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 8, 1884)
Letter from E. R. Trafford per William Beardall to Henry Shelton Sanford (February 6, 1884)
12 West Plant Street, Winter Garden
Tags: bakeries; bakery; barbershop; barbershops; beer parlor; beer parlors; Bland, Allen; Bowers, Katherine; Boyd, Benjamin T.; Dillard, James L.; Jones, Albert E.; Kenneday, Lewis L.; Leader Department Store; Lyric Theatre; meat markets; Mims, A. D.; Plant Street; real estate; Reddick, J. S.; Tibbals-Rexall Drugs; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Pharmacy
Letter from William MacKinnon to Henry Shelton Sanford (December 24, 1879)
Letter from William MacKinnon to Henry Shelton Sanford (December 19, 1879)
Letter from William MacKinnon to Henry Shelton Sanford (December 1, 1879)
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 2000
Tags: accommodation; administrative; administrative support; administrators; Afghan Americans; African Americans; agriculture; Alaska Natives; American Indians; American War; Amerindians; Arab Americans; Argentinian Americans; Armed Forces; Armenian Americans; arts; Asian Americans; Australian Americans; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bachelor's degree; Bangladeshi Americans; Barbadian Americans; Belorussian Americans; bicycles; bikers; Bolivian Americans; Bosnian Americans; bottled gas; Brazilian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; building; business; Cambodian Americans; Canadian Americans; car; Caribbean Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 2000; Central Americans; Chilean Americans; Chinese Americans; citizens; civilian labor; coal; Coke; college dormitories; college education; Colombian Americans; construction; correctional institutions; Costa Rican Americans; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; divorced; divorcees; doctorate degree; Dominican Americans; dorms; Dutch Americans; Ecuadorian Americans; education; educational; educators; Egyptian Americans; electric heat; electricity; employees; employment; energy usage; English Americans; enterprise; entertainment; Ethiopian Americans; European Americans; extraction; families; family; farmers; farming; females; Filipino Americans; finance; financial operators; First Gulf War; First Iraq War; fishing; Flagler County; food preparation; food services; food serving; forestry; French Americans; fuel oil; gas heat; German Americans; Ghanaian Americans; Greek Americans; grounds cleaning; group quarters; Guatemalan Americans; Gulf War; Gulf War I; Haitian Americans; Hawaiian Natives; health care; heat; Herzegovinian Americans; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; Hmong Americans; Honduran Americans; Hong Kongese Americans; households; housing units; Hungarian Americans; hunting; Indian Americans; Indonesian Americans; information; institutionalized; insurance; Iranian Americans; Iraq War; Iraqi Americans; Irish Americans; Israeli Americans; Italian Americans; Jamaican Americans; Japanese Americans; Jordanian Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; Kuwait War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Laotian Americans; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; leasing; Lebanese Americans; LP gas; maintenance; Malay Americans; Malaysian Americans; males; management; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; master's degree; material moving; medical care; Melanesian Americans; Mexican Americans; Micronesian Americans; Middle Eastern Americans; military service; mining; motor vehicles; motorcycles; Native Americans; naturalized; New Zealander Americans; Nicaraguan Americans; Nigerian Americans; non-citizens; non-profit; nursing homes; Oceanic Americans; office; Operation Desert Shield; Operation Desert Storm; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islander Americans; Pakistani Americans; Panamanian Americans; Paraguayan Americans; pedestrians; Persian Americans; Persian Gulf War; personal care; Peruvian Americans; PhD; Polish Americans; Polynesian Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; preschool education; primary education; private education; private schools; private sector; production; professional; professional school; professionals; protective services; public administration; public education; public schools; public sector; public transportation; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; rental; Resistance War Against America; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; sales; Salvadorian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; schools; scientific; scientists; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Second Indochina War; Second World War; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; Sierra Leonean Americans; single; Slovakian Americans; social assistance; social services; solar energy; South Americans; Spaniards; Spanish Americans; Sri Lankan Americans; Swedish Americans; Syrian Americans; Taiwanese Americans; tank gas; teachers; technical; Thai Americans; Tobagonian Americans; trade; transportation; Trinidadian Americans; truck; trucks; Turkish Americans; U.S. Census; Ukrainian Americans; unemployment; Uruguayan Americans; utilities; utility gas; van; vans; Venezuelan Americans; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; walking; warehousing; waste management; Welsh Americans; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War II; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1990
Tags: administrative; administrative support; administrators; African Americans; agriculture; Aleuts; American Indians; Amerindians; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; assemblers; automobiles; bicycles; bikes; bottled gas; Brevard County; business; Cambodian Americans; Caribbean Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1990; Central Americans; Chinese Americans; citizens; civilian work; clerical; coal; Coke; Colombian Americans; communications; construction; craft; Cuban Americans; divorced; divorcees; domestic services; durable goods; Ecuadorian Americans; education; educators; electric heat; electricity; employees; employment; energy usage; entertainment; equipment cleaners; Eskimos; executives; fabricators; farmers; farming; females; Filipino Americans; finance; fishery; Flagler County; forestry; fuel oil; gas; Guatemalan Americans; handlers; health car; heat; helpers; Hispanic Americans; Honduran Americans; Indian Americans; inspectors; insurance; Japanese Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Laotian Americans; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; LP gas; machine operators; males; managerial; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material moving; medical; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; motorcycles; Native Americans; naturalized; Nicaraguan Americans; non-citizens; non-durable goods; operators; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islander Americans; Panamanian Americans; pedestrians; personal services; Peruvian Americans; population; precision production; private sector; professionals; protective services; public administration; public sector; public transportation; public utility; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; repair; retail; salaried; salary; sales; Salvadorian Americans; self-employeed; Seminole County; separated; service industry; servicemen; servicewomen; single; solar energy; specialty; tank gas; teachers; technical; technicians; Thai Americans; trade; transportation; trucks; U.S. Census; unemployment; utility; vans; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; wages; walkers; walking; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1980
Tags: administrators; African Americans; agriculture; Aleuts; American Indians; Amerindians; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; Asian Indian Americans; assembles; assisted living facilities; automobiles; bottle gas; Brevard County; business; Caribbean Americans; carpooling; carpools; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1980; Central Americans; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; clerical; coals; Coke; college dormitories; college dorms; college education; communications; construction; craft; Cuban Americans; divorced; divorcees; domestic service; durable goods; education; educators; electricity; elementary education; employees; employment; energy usage; entertainment; equipment cleaners; Eskimos; European Americans; executives; fabricators; farmers; farming; federal government; females; Filipino Americans; finance; fishery; Flagler County; forestry; fuel; fuel oil; gas heat; government; group quarters; Guamanian Americans; handlers; Hawaiian Americans; health care; health services; helpers; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; homes for the aged; households; immigrants; immigration; Indian Americans; inmates; inspectors; institutionalized; insurance; Japanese Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; local government; LP gas; machine operators; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material movers; medical; mental hospitals; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; Native Americans; non-durable goods; nursing homes; old folks homes; operators; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islanders; pedestrians; personal services; population; precision production; primary education; professionals; protective services; public administration; public transportation; public utilities; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; repair; retail; salaried; salaries; sales; Samoan Americans; schools; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; service industry; servicemen; servicewomen; single; Spanish Americans; state government; tank gas; teachers; technicians; trade; transportation; U.S. Census; unemployment; utility gas; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; wages; walkers; walking; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1970
Tags: administrators; African Americans; aged; agriculture; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; assisted living facilities; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bakeries; bakers; bakery; banking; bars; bookkeepers; Brevard County; British Americans; bus; buses; business; cabs; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; carpenters; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1970; Central Americans; chemicals; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; cleaning services; clerical; college dormitories; college dorms; college education; communications; construction; crafts; craftsman; craftsmen; credit; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; dentists; dependents; dishwashers; divorced; divorcees; doctors; domestic service; drinking establishment; dryers; durable goods; Dutch Americans; eating establishment; education; educations; electric heat; electrical equipment; electrical machinery; electrical supply; elementary education; elevated transportation; employees; employment; engineering; engineers; English Americans; entertainment; European Americans; fabricated metal; fabrics; families; farm managers; farmers; farming; federal government; females; finance; Finnish Americans; fishery; Flagler County; food; food services; foreman; foremen; forestry; freight; French Americans; furniture; gas eat; German Americans; government; Greek Americans; group quarters; health care; health services; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; hospitals; households; Hungarian Americans; inmates; institutionalized; insurance; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Japanese Americans; kindred; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; legal; Lithuanian Americans; local government; lumber; machinery; machinists; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material handlers; mechanics; medical; medical practitioners; mental hospitals; merchandise; Mexican Americans; Middle Eastern Americans; military barracks; mining; motor vehicles; non-durable goods; non-profit; Norwegian Americans; nursing homes; old folks homes; operatives; orange county; Osceola County; pedestrians; personal services; physicians; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; primary education; primary metal; printing; private sector; professionals; protective services; public administration; public sector; public transportation; publishing; railroads; railways; real estate; recreation; religious; repair; restaurants; retail; Romanian Americans; rooming houses; Russian Americans; salaried; sales; sanitary; sanitation; Scandinavian Americans; schools; secondary education; secretaries; secretary; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; servicemen; servicewomen; single; Slovakian Americans; Southwest Asian Americans; Spanish Americans; spouses; state government; stenographers; stock; streetcars; subways; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; taxicabs; teachers; technical; technicians; televisions; textiles; trade; transport equipment; transportation; truck drivers; trucking services; TV; typists; U.S. Census; unemployment; university education; utilities; veterans; Vietnam War; Volusia County; walkers; walking; warehousing; washing machines; welfare; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; workers; World War I; World War II; wringers; WWI; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1960
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; apparel; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bars; bartenders; Brevard County; British Americans; bus; buses; business services; Canadian Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1960; Central Americans; chemical; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; clerical; college education; communication; construction; cooks; crafts; craftsman; craftsmen; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; dairy; Danish Americans; deliverymen; deliverywomen; divorced; domestic services; drinking establishments; drivers; durable goods; Dutch Americans; eating establishments; education; educations; electrical equipment; electrical machinery; elementary education; employees; engineers; English Americans; entertainment; European Americans; fabricated metal; farm managers; farmers; females; Filipino Americans; finance; Finnish Americans; fishery; Flagler County; food; food products; foreman; foremen; forestry; forewoman; forewomen; French Americans; furniture; German Americans; government; Greek Americans; health care; high school education; Hispanic Americans; hospitals; Hungarian Americans; immigrants; immigration; Indians; insurance; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Japanese Americans; kindergarten; kindred products; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Lithuanian Americans; lumber; machinery; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; mechanics; medical; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; Native Americans; non-durable goods; non-profit organizations; North Americans; Norwegian Americans; officials; operative; orange county; Osceola County; pedestrians; personal services; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; primary education; primary metal; printing; professionals; protective services; public administration; public education; public transportation; publishing; railroad services; railroads; railway services; real estate; recreation; repair; restaurants; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; salaried; sales; sanitary services; Scandinavian Americans; schools; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; single; Slovakian Americans; Soviet Americans; streetcars; subways; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; teachers; technicak; technicians; textile mills; trade; transportation; transportation equipment; trucking services; U.S. Census; unemployment; university education; utilities; veterans; Volusia County; waiters; waitresses; walking; warehouses; warehousing; welfare; wholesale; widowed; wood products; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
Statement from Gray Dawes and Company to Henry Shelton Sanford (July 14, 1880)
307-311 South Sanford Avenue
Tags: African Americans; Al's Place Tavern; Barkett; Boteler-Jackson Company, Inc.; Boteler, Howard; Bradford, M. J.; C. C. Sheffield & Son Beer; C. C. Sheffield & Son Tavern; Cafe Tavern; Charlton, W. R.; confectioners; Dixie Gardens Corporation; Frazier, Jacob; Friendly Cafe; Georgetown; Harris, S. M.; I. E. Kersey & Son Meats; Jackson; Kersey, I. E.; real estate; Rock, Adam; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sheffield, C. C.; Style Shop Ready-to-wear; Tsacrios, James; Williams, Judge; Wilson, G. W.