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1912 Orlando City Directory University of Central Florida STARS Text Materials of Central Florida Central Florida Memory 1-1-1912 1912 Orlando city directory City of Orlando (Fla.) Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-texts University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Central Florida Memory at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Text Materials of Central Florida by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation City of Orlando (Fla.), "1912 Orlando city directory" (1912). Text Materials of Central Florida. 81. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-texts/81 = FRAGJLE-HANDLE WITH CARf DO NOT PHOTOCOPY THtS BOOK (?. Hox. W1r.r.rA)t R. O'NEAL JLTma; T. P ICTON WARLO\\. PRESIDt:NT FIRi'.'r YH; F. PRt'.SIDE:-iT T. H. E\°ANS 1L4r ®rlanbo ~anitarinm INCO~PORATED <Orl anllo , ,Jflorilln D R. CALYIX l), CHRIST MAY M ORSK RF.SIDE:-iT PHYSICIAN AND Sl'RGEON l'll'PERl:-iTF.NOEN'f D R. G E0.TH0S. 8EXNETT 0ElH'.RAL Sl'P'T Of F.LEC'l'R0·MECHA:S0·'l'JH:IUP\' A High-Cla: ment of all The Swimmin8 laths Albertson ~ Public /) r¥Y:¥¥,~ Library r••,, (II IA I and I Orlando •rk ',. Fla. Llb,arJ Burn29-7833 Stationary Gas Engines Repaired and lnst~lled Jobbing of all kinds Give 11,,mediate Attention Automobile Fenders Made and Repaired A . J. -WA LL ~=::~:.~b4-~~:;:::~:J8 Court Street \. ADDENDA RESIDENCE DIRECTORY OiC'kiosou , Cha~ P. lawyer. 110 !<; Church $t Goodwin. A ~1. plumber, 11 E Pine t Holdeo. Ernest M. ( Lillinn). proprietor Orlando Steam Laundry, 16 E Church t Wnll, A .J, (Fr11ncPR), plumber. 8 ('onrt St, residence 401 Bi·oadway CARNEGIE HALL, ROl, LINH COLT,EGE , WD1'l'ER PARK ORLANDO CITY DIRECTORY 1912 -A Complete Dirl',j ·t_v of Residents and Business Houses, ( designating winter residents), Compiled from Returns of Official C ensus Taken Under the Direction and Authority of City Council in February, 1912, Alphabetically Arranged, Together With a Classified Business Directory Also General Information, Including a Directory of County and City Officers, Churches, S ocieties, Banks, Places of Amusement, Hospitals, Corporations, etc. With an Appendix Containing a Directory of the Residents of Taft, Florida PRICE $1.50 En1c,rcd according 10 1hc Ac, of Congress in 1he year 1912 by S. 11. Allcenian in 1he office of 1hc Librarian of Conl(rcss al W ashing1on, D. C. COMPILED AND PUBLISI IF.D BY ORLANDO CITY DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO.. S. I I. ALLEMAN. PROPRIETOR. ORLA DO. FLORIDA wu,;g l'l' BLL~Hll\O CO,, l'IUl\Tf: R~ Al\D llll\Dt:R'<, ORl,.\l\l>O, PUIRIII.I ,--- ORLANDO CJTY DIRECT ORY ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ,,_.., ~~~ r., ~ ~r., ~~ iJ , . ~ . ROLLINS COLLEGE [ WINTER PARK i1> OLDEST COLLEGE AND MOST BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS IN FLORIDA COLLEGE, ACADEMY. MUSIC. EXPRESSION. FINE ARTS, DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS, BUSINESS, NORMAL COURSE WELVE buildiugs, four dormitories, separate rooms, steam T. heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium, no malaria, quarter million dollAr endowment . .!<'our teachers of wnsic, $5,000 organ, a dozen pir.nos, two glee dubs, chorus class. Superb new rooms for business school, full banking equip­ ment. Burroughs adding machine, typewriters, two instructors. New chemical and physical laboratories, equipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilizers,- foods, water; preparation for engineering courses. Lakes, Boating, Swimming, Golf, Tennis, Football, Basketball; lour consecutive years champions of state in Baseball. Christian but undenominational. Expenses moderate. Scholarships available. {: :} i: FOR CATA LOGUE ADDRESS :} 1 :} {; WM. F. BLACKMAN, Ph. D., LL. D., President ~ { ~ lb ..... ,..,. 'ly< ~ ,... 'v' ,.... ~:.. ,.,;. ~~~ z.;..~...-s ,~~ ,.,.,..,.,, ~ 1..;.n~ I 'J ORLAXDO CITY DIRF.CTORY 3 r THE , ~ "PIONEER" ~ PAINT & WALL PAPER STORE HEADQUART~RS FOR WA LL f'.APERS AND MOULDINGS PRATT & LAMBERT'S ST AR BRAND VARNISHES BERRY BROS. LUXEBERRY VARNISHES "VITRALITE" THE ENAMEL THAT'S WHITE B erry Hoolter'a Elu tic 1nJ Liquid Gibrahtr Granite Linoleum a nd Floor Floor Test it. Varnialiea WithYour 11ccr For wall finishes we have Cementico, Calcimo, and Empirite. Mastic Mixed Pain,, 100 per eenl. pure. Carter and Atlantic Leads. French Green Seol Zinc. Spencer Kellogg, and National Linseed Oil. Brushes, Paper Hungers' Tool• and Painter's Sundries at the "PIONEER." J. B. FINLEY, Proprietor PHONE 67 CORNER MAIN & PINE STREETS, ORLANDO. FLA. 18798 4 ORLANDO ClTY DIRECTORY ~ GO TO ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I FULLER & GILES ~- ~ FOR ~ ~ ~ ] Bargains in Real Estate of all Kinds ~ ~ Improved and Unimproved ~ Phone 210 '~ 123 South Orange Avenue L ~ lyt~ ~=S' JyS ~~ ~~~ 1.,•,r~,s. t,•.ri,•,. ¥7v'-"t 7 ESTABLISHED 1884 F. A. LEWTER DEALER IN ALL CLASSES OF REAL EST A TE CONSULT MY CUSTOMERS. NOT MY COMPETITORS F. A. LEWTER ROOM 14 McNEILL & DAVIS BLDG., CHURCH ST, & ORANGE AVE.• ORLANDO. FLORIDA. L __,.. >A-• •· . ... ,,,_.,...,,.,.. """" · . ~ , - ·"" ··~"'- ·· ~ -.~ O RT.ANDO C!TV DIRECTORY 9 HAMMOND & GORE UNDERTAKERS AND E MBALMERS GENERAL H OU SE F UR N JSJONGS Duy Phone 82 N i ~ht Phon e 109 Corner Ornn~e Avenue and Church Street First Baptist Church-Cor Pine and Main Sts. Rev F W Cramer, pastor Catholic Church-Cor Orange and R.obinsou Aves. Rev M Fox, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Soutb-Cor Main and Jackson Sts. Rev J S Cbapm11n, pastor St Luke's Cathedral-N Main St, Cor Jefferson St. Rev. LA Spencer, dean Seventh Day Adventist Cburch-W Central Ave, Cor Terry St Christian and Missionary Alliance- Rall, 22 W Pine St. Services Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights. ~ COLORED CHURCHES AM E Cburch- Cor Veach and Bryant Sts Antioch P rimitive Baptist Church-Terry St ~:benezer M E Church-Cor W Church and S Terry Sts. H E Emanuel, pasto1· Mt Zion Baptist Church-Cor Veach and Chatham Sts. Rev HR Bill, pasto1· Primitive Baptist Church-Douglass St. R S Singleton, pastor St Johns Church-S Terry St, between Central Ave and Church St. Shiloh Baptist Chu rch- Lemon St. Rev A Arnett , pastor HOSPITALS Church Home and Hospital (Episcopalian)-E Anderson St. Borne for aa-ed women, and general hospital. Wm Crane Gray, pres; Rev H W Greetham, secy-treas The J<'lorida Sanitarium- Located one mile from city limits. north. Es­ tablished, owned and operated by Florida Seventh-Day Adventists, Battle Creek methods employed The Orlando Sanitarium, Cor Robinson and Mag-nolia Aves, for the treat­ ment of all non-contageous diseases. MISCELLA EOUS SOCIETIES Confederate Vetenrns-Orange County Camp No 54. Oflicers, R.obt Howe, commander; Dr W C Person, surgeon; Benj .M Robinson, adjutant United Daugbters of Confederacy-Annie Colenmn Cbapter No 2"25 . Offi­ cers: Miss M Hart, president; Mrs S Y Way, vice-president; Mrs 0 P Likins. cor secretary; Mrs W P Watson, rec secretM.ry Rosalind Club-Reception day every Tbursday. Business meetings sec­ ond Monday in ench month. Club house, N Orange Av·e. ORl,.\'>DO CIT\ lllRf:C"l'OR\ JI HIGH STANDARD CLOTHES urf' ~•rnrnnlef'cl to wear well ond tl,e)' not on1)' weor well bul Ibey look , ,, ..11 TREY MAii£ GOOD OR W I~ DO THE H A~IMOND & BUNCH COMPANY Orlnudo Hebekah Lodge No ti- Meetfi every ' l'11esd11y io their ball at 4 Or11uge A,·e. ~:coulockhatcbie Tribe No 23, Independent Order of Hedmen-Meets every Tuesday, in the K ubl-DeLaney l:lall, Cor E Pine and S Main Sts. Orlaudo Lodge Xo l0i!l, BP O E-fil eets 2od and 4tlr Friday, at p m, in the club lodge room, B Central Ave, <.:or Court t. Olivet GommanrltH"Y No 4, Kni~hts TPmplar-l\leets the second and fourth Thursdays in their ball, nt 10 W Pine St. WelcoUJe Lodge ;\o !l, Knights of p~,tbias- l\leets every 1''ridny evening in their ball at 4 S Orange Ave. Orlando Lodge ~o 60, I<' & A ri1-:'11 eets the seeond and fourtb Tuesday~ of every moutb. in tbt-ir ball Ht lO W Pine St. F.urckn Chapter No i, RA ril - l\leets tbe 2nd and -1th Tuesdays of every montb, in tbeir hall at lO W Pine St. Orlando Council 5, R & M- l\leets in their ball at 10 W Pine St. Orlnndo Tent No 1142, Modern Maccnbees-Meets in Knhl-DeLaney Ball, ~; Pine t. Cor filain , t. l,oynl Order of l\loo,ic, No i6ii-LodJ;!'e rooms C-Or Pine and Court ts. ~leets every Monday night, 7:30 pm. \Vas bingtoa Camp No 13, P O of A- Meet~ WednPsday ol: each mouth in their httll at 4 S Oranj;!'e Ave ~lagnolia Camp No -1, Woodmen of the World-Meets 2nd and 4th T burs­ duy in each month in Kuhl-DeLaney Hall, E Pine St, Cor Main St Orlando Owls, meets 111d and 4th Weduesdny Local Union No 176.3, United Brotherhood of Curpenters and Joiners or America- ~leets every Tuesdny night in the hall, 15 S C.:onrt t Pninter.i' and Decorators' Guion-Meets in hall. 15 S Court ' t Bricklaye rs' 1rnd Plasterer,' Union-~loets in hall. J.i, Court St ll · flrant Po~t ~o 10, (1 A H- Meets ('Jull rterly ~►:c• Rti1' Mll't ►:Tn:t--t 01,0REll Mttgnoli11 Lodge No 5(i, K of P- Mct-ls 1st and 2u<l Monday 11igbts in each 11100th nt Odd Fellows ' Temple, Cor \V Church uod ' Te rry Sls Progress Lodge Xo ;i-1!10, G l ' 0 of O ~' - i\lee, s 1st and 3rd Wednesday uigbts in el\Oh month at Odd Fellows' Temple ) I L Zion LodJ;!'e Ko -1.'.i. K of P-meets 1st. and 3rd \Vedne;,Jay night~ of each month at .Ma~onic Hall, ~I iddle St Orlando South Lodge o 2620, G U O of O F' - Meets 1st and 3rd Wednes­ day nights in each month at Odd F ellows' Hall.
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