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St. Cloud Tribune Vol. 17, No. 27, February 25, 1926 University of Central Florida STARS St. Cloud Tribune Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 2-25-1926 St. Cloud Tribune Vol. 17, No. 27, February 25, 1926 St. Cloud Tribune Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-stcloudtribune University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in St. Cloud Tribune by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation St. Cloud Tribune, "St. Cloud Tribune Vol. 17, No. 27, February 25, 1926" (1926). St. Cloud Tribune. 169. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-stcloudtribune/169 1926 FEBRUARY 1926 ClaOI I) I I.M11 K IT! KK Sun. Mon. Tu«. Wad. Thu. Frl. Sat. I lnii-s.1,1.,. I-,- ri.ii, is BB «7 I 2 5 A 5 6 Friday, Pebruury III 7 5 9 IO II 12 15 Snliir,!,!... I'ol.i-iinr.v LU Bl IB Siuiiiiiv, February L'l BB 88 14 15 16 17 15 19 20 Montis; , February 311 21 22 23 24 25 2-3 27 I-i,-,ii, . February S3 77 mi 25 ••- wl la .. i ebruary L'I 85 ui VOLUME SKYLM'KI'A ST. CI.Olll. OSCEOLA COUNTY, T"H'KSI>AV Ulllll till 85, 1MB Nl MIILR TWKNTY-HEVEN St. Cloud First Annual Festival Visited By Thousands DR HOLT PRESIDENT OF ROLLINS COLLEGE Efforts of Chamber of Commerce Committees TOLIGA MANOR TO OPEN OFFICE IS GUEST OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Crowned With Success In Providing Fine IN ST. CLOUD NEXT MONDAY ('Mini; to tlio fi'-livi.l attracting ounnnilti-e uOMpOMcd of s si Cloud'a largBje, auborb will opan Tollga sBgahganr, mo pnthuataatlc abooJ Entertainment For Tourists and Home Folks offlcaa nasi Monday on Tenth Mreet, iiu> c row iis ilie attendants nt the O, C. Outlaw and V. i ;. M.I. ii both ns .-HI biaaJ place for a noma Chamber oi Commerce luncheon waa )irnini;i'ii.,-i.i. ..pi «ita the Che mber of Commerce. and aa aa opportunity for an exeat- not so large aa usual, A ft *• i- tha na Di Hamilton Holt, prraidrni •I the Alike---Many Out-of-Town Visitors Here 'lin- inim. .i.iui i-o.-isoo for aatabllahluR loin Lnveatjamt Bordarad by tha Ht. mil opening eervtcee, Praeideul Uu Uollius Col lags, nus iiitio In. o<] thin i inn' BOM ta tha opening nf n ''loii'lKissininioo i .unl. ii ml w iiii in diss a ii no uii iii I Dm i Mrs. < C, Sulfa Mr. Short, of Whiter l'mi,. who de­ new Motion- although Clyde A. Blair. walking distance ..r Baal i/ii;o. Laha nml lit-r elater Mra. M.iIH-I vThltney lighted his undiiiu-e with hla i-\pri s Si. Cloud's first •iniiii,'..l festival opened to the thron-aftf owner and deraJoper ">f Tollga Ma • Ti'hopekallga, and Oacaola Lako tor U.dt'e. of -liiniilloii. OHIO wiih t'nvoi- -i r twllef in making it..Pin-* col ii.i baaa planning fur a st. Cloud of­ Plah I.:IKOJ it i„is nn appanl tor ih- Ua xvhh iniisi. a lih li Hiov iliil in I In* ji'L..- aecond to noaa In ttia United mi Tuesday and \\iil close with n fine progriuii tninni-row fice for soinciiiiH', kwnr of tbe outdoora. Ita locatJaa BUprama delfchi or HM reaanoudiag to nant«*H iu [ta claaa, Sonu-io: jevenJng. < in IIOM M.niihi.v ih.* Tollga Manoi between the two big Lakm gtum it a i a o encoroe, faculty oiiiiiintiMo and ma kin \nt since the town MUX first plguru-ed Ims then Urn B ofl'in- will opan nml n n-^ul.-ir Ims •ri'nilo eooling braena lis bagotlfnJ Reeding Df iiiiniitos wara dtapenced i-t clam environment for atudent*. nod •chedule win ba Inaugurated between iiinos nml ita fertile son land them- With so much Of I lli| »'0 In in o i-M'i c:it to hnvo tin i-iiinim** tho moat beautiful mure succesai ul series of entertainments than this included st. clou.i umi the pro|i(.riv. Mra Kara SOIM- admirably to beautlflcatlon its iln- following in* Mini..n alao: tm,in. |i,,i ,,i beauty la tba itait.I't. ()„. proa-rams prepared by llu* roirrniittecs of tIn* St. Poff and Mra. Inne Bpeniin will be atraata ara Kin.h.i MoM-ouriio Klorida, ABV ona ..li" \. ish i,» ,l>, ,.». in...- )i,-i|> . 1 1. ... ' . ,- ,, ,- ,i ,- i , , - , in ehatge of this offloe A regular hns Khodnle v-iii be in- .•Vhrunrx 8, 1-936, i„'„ nii.-in.iiii vn,.- .„ „„i!, • thii HI * I" " < namber ol Commerce for the r-our days entertam- Tbe now aeclion of thi-- beautiful nugurated, beginning MOM Mbndaf, Bt Clood Hand O reheat ral Band, --, •• ,1 niiii. ri ',i,-rn i.-noii . mi nt of ttuii'ists nnd home loll.*, alike, luburb of si. Cloud to I fi throw 0 open «MI Monday a, Wedneedayt and Prldaya st. Cloud, riorlda for mie Is ''Section •"' of Tollga U in theae buaaea will leave tha offlcaa on . .oiitloiiii'ii '«I,-"7*".'I,' 'in',1 Tl-'ri'so'-iao-s'Vi'.'h'".'.j Begim-ina mt* a parade on Tuesday -ning, In which oi Thti la i ba *«,: i Ion u ben building Tenth at reel al 10 o'clock In tha mom i >ur Board oi i Hi acton i I try bap ,ii,t hop. umi ni,'.. ,.in gat iii'iii-i-niitny of the local buaineas people Iiml decorated can mul ni t i\ Ity haa been BM lead meant i>, ind Ing. Nexl Monday mvarnl of tha pv to 1'Mi'inl :i it InvttatlOB to llio Si. ,..,-,, ii,.,, ii,,..- i-rpad r,,r iioi'h,- r, i Ljvertiaiiig stimis. when tin- throng reached the city Park, nl< i' iealdance i":i* lual baaa eom Blair buaaea win ba «"i band to take « loud i iri'hovi nil Band to pla] la lini plated, the crowds of people who wtah to go ho-unie »it sumo siiiiul'lo lime I appropriate addresses orate made for the formal opening of Tho IntereeHnj feature of tht nan "Mi thara on ii ponlng day, whan Our owe band piaya on rueadnj THI.. i.iixK ST. t i.orn the Festival, and tin- tourists and home folks joined into a aactlon of Tollga Manor is thai the th.- choice Iota <<f Section < arc fir.-t mul 'l*h ui s.i II v ri m i iu- nml oti Sun four-day sea-sion of entertainments that will II.UK be remem­ • priced al «bat mighl ba i.'aced on mie. and "the early bird*' iiu> after) BI and ii bna been Mr, .unl Mra. H. Charles i I.I i i "pr* boom" prluaa. if auyone geta the rhotcaat. geeted thai perhap* fan a/Ill de-dw I OI'll. ,',-IUl , 111,- -|H',I,llllll III,' UIII bered by every person "li" Ims had tha privilege of being woro to IHimii iimi iiio preaenl I'lor M H With si Cloud axpandiag ao ran4da to arrange io i»i;i\ mi a dlfferani day in- in Klorida ;H,,I ar. BOS* the guaati present at any of the programs. Ida program is i noom , Tho lota lv ii Is not difficult to foreaee Lit* Wo iha 11 be glad to rouuerate with ,-r Mi in„l Ml-. .1 I.. Hoptlin mul Mr in Tollga Manor ara priced ;i- i<»w ns day whan Tollga Manor nil] ba a pan -ml in- .1 i' Oallitus, ,,| ih,- "Boss ak von in every way poaalbla Tho plana of the Chamber of Commerce i II for in 1300, nnd tha tarma upon which Mr. of tha city of st Cloud, and tba u.ri>- rerj t rulj. um,i,-ns- si oloud. Mr nml Ura. inn 'his un .-1111111111 even! uhili- our raty is -tiled with tourists iiiuii ta offarlng than make ll looh atghted people who purchaae tota now I \ FRANgUBMONT- i ..i,i ni-,- xx.• 11 ploaaed with Bt. Cloud Una lo.iim rnonay not to inn R law viiii.* iiii prices are unbelievably low t-.\i-i-illi\ t Vice 1'i'sjili i .nni in,- nn aa "i ii'iii.inf H i ' and winter \ixitm-s each season af ihoiM Only t.-ii per rant dowa umi tin- tarma ara artthln tha reach 'rite matter ot particlpetiun la tbo ftilinv holm llofoi-,' ooiniiiif |o St. D.-tiiils nf the pnst three days Ba-itt-rtainment is given pnyiiiciii li ggdeed for thoae Iota. \ iiii of tin- ninu who ims iimi to content Ffo-ral MusiiM! Peatlval panda to IM t I,mil Mi. ,iii,l Mr- l-'or,l MI-IV Hi,- ii*.- par rant, a month deferred pay- icliiu : himself >'. it li wishing lu-rotof.nv. will to hi iii Orlando, March Mfa and LOtn. lUSal. nf Mrs Ford's brotbsr, Uungo inonl- IH- Iho happy ami .-oiitentoil owners of Decided to leave nattar in bandi ol HI MB imnlols Bl . Orlando, 'rhoiisii ml of people lined tha down loi all u> enter gladly wehomed. si Cloud paoplo who hnvo baan ever rnlunbta bomaa, rown itretti to aritaaaa tha parade Dr. A W UMI prealdent of tha tonr- uhi.h opeued the rirat Rnnual Bt. '-' ganoelatlon, in B aplandld* maaUr- \UII\ltK WttKKKK TO \l> (-iuiui Kos'Hviii.
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