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1117 Smith Chas (c) Jones Richd (c) 1119 Colson Toney (c)
Colson Lewis (c)
1120 Woolridge Peter (c) 1121 Collins Cadis (c)
1122 Vacant 1123 Morris Jennie (c) 1124 Vacant
1125 Williams Chas (c)
1126 Vacant 1127 Vacant 1128 Vacant 1129 Lewis Jos (c)
1130 Vacant 1131 Vacant 1132 Vacant
1133 Davis Benj (c) 12211/2 (10211/2) Young Georgia L (c)
WASHINGTON AV N-From 1200 Drew north to Palmetto, 1 e Greenwood av
206 Lee Robert T 208 Thomas Burt D
214 Wentworth Edith M Mrs Wentworth A Fillmore 309 Elliott Albert H
315 Lee Fredk B Jackson blvd intersects
WASHINGTON AV S-From 1201
Cleveland s to limits, 1 e of Greenwood av 6 Weaver Mayo (c) rear Wood Mattie (c)
7 Miller John (c)
9 Kight Ben (c)
10 Isaac Rogers (c)
rear Jackson Saml (c)
11 Frazier Minnie (c)
nw cor Campbell Fred F gro Park intersects
se cor Odd Fellows Hall (c) sw cor Phillips Arth O gro
103 Brooks Beeman (c)
105 Young Jas (c)
106 Jones Leander (c)
112 Jones Henry (c)
Pierce intersects Lakeview av intersects
1311 Perry John A 1361 Vacant
1369 Moore Jack T
1479 Owens Edw O
1482 Jenkins Jas E
1485 Vacant
1489 Hudson Leroy F
1492 Smith H Frank Woodlawn av intersects
1514 Pratt Glenn
1520 Vacant
1522 Clay Geo E
1529 Lloyd Avery H
1531 Herrington Clarence
1532 McCloud Angus D Howard intersects
1564 Vacant 1568 Vacant
1569 Mason Fred
1572 (1752) Wilson W Otis
1573 Inman Chas R
1582 Jerkins Lena Mrs Sinclair Leo Belleair intersects
WATTERSON AV - From 502 Cleveland, n 2 blocks 11 West Coast Hardware Co whse 15 I O O F Hall Carpenters Union Local No 1275 Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhang- ers of America Local No 1321 International Order of Odd Fellows No 12
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WATTERSON AV-Contd 17 Smith H G Hardware Co whse 19 Reese Clement B auto pntr 39 Shepard Wm Hendricks intersects
107 Vacant 113 Meeks John H
119-21 Dalby Geo H auto repr
WEBER ROAD-From Drew n, 1 e of Duncan av nr city limits -Blair Florence P es 2 n Vacant es 3 n Vacant
WILDWOOD WAY (Formerly Williams rd) -From 1409 S Ft Harrison av east 1 n of Wood- lawn av
511 Berray Edw W Tritt Euclid H
516 Lanier Gem S
518 Jones Edw H 519 Sperry Robt T
524 Vacant
534 Young W T
536 Howard Kenneth 538 Regan Jas J
Cross la intersects
605 O'Neal Ilda 607 Vacant 609 Blanton Grover
rear Vacant 614 Tuttle Chas H 615 Hornbuckle Alf T 616 Vacant
WILLIAMS ROAD (Changed to Wildwood Way)
WILSON AV-From Sedeeva av n to city limits, 1 e N Ft Harrison av (No houses)
WOODLAWN N-From Douglas av e to city limits, 3 n of Sun- set Point dr 1212 Downing Oscar H 1213 Black Wm Y
1215 Wyatt Robt F
Oakdale Way begins
1232 Ellison Althea M Mrs 1234 Monroe S North 1260 Vacant
1271 McClung Lester M Betty Lane intersects
WOODLAWN AV-From the sou- thern end of S Ft Harrison av east to city limits
514 Colman Grace Mrs
516 Craig Henry
518 Love Geo E
546 Vacant
548 Hall Millard F
Cross Lane ends
se cor Clearwater Camp Ceraolo Carmel
ns 1 e Beckwith Chas S gro ss 2 e Landmark Baptist Church 638 Knight Ulysses A
sw cor Royal Palm Park Filling Station Theodoro Ceraolo Myrtle av intersects ACL RR crosses
ns 1 e Skipper Hunter ss 1 e Spencer Andrew J Prospect av intersects
ss 1 e Fish Cecil E ss 2 e Vacant Greenwood av intersects Tioga av intersects
1120 Vacant 1121 Curls Jas H 1122 Parker Gatson H Washington av intersects se cor Vacant Madison av intersects 1153 O'Neal Chas A
Michigan av intersects 1169 Sinclair John E Missouri av intersects
YELVINGTON AV-From Gulf to Bay blvd, s to Druid, 1 w of Duncan av es 1 s Smith Wm
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TARPON SPRINGS
"THE VENICE OF THE SOUTH" At the North End of, and the Gateway to, Peerless Pinellas County, the Winter Playground of the Florida Gulf Coast
Tarpon Springs is a city with an all-year population of 3,414, according to the 1930 U. S. Census, with an equal number in the nearby communities which form its trade territory. This population more than doubles during the eight months of Fall, Winter and Spring, when the people of the North come to the land of sunshine to escape the cold.
Tarpon Springs enjoys an enviable location, midway on the Florida coast of the Gulf of Mexico, which forms the city's west border. On the north the city is bounded by the Anclote River, and on the east by Lake Butler, one of Florida's largest lakes. Large bayous extending well up into the city gave Tarpon Springs years ago the sobriquet of "The Venice of the South."
Tarpon Springs possesses all of the pleasing features and health-giving qualities of other Florida West Coast winter resorts and, in addition, has much Old World charm peculiarly its own. It is within a few minutes' motor trip of all the state's points of interest and the famous beaches of the incomparable Gulf Coast.
Tarpon Springs has many churches, these denomina- tions having places of worship here: Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Universalist, Greek Or- thodox, Christian Science and Church of God.
The Tarpon Springs Public Library has several thousand volumes, is in charge of a competent librarian, and has a very low membership fee.
Tarpon Springs has looked well after that most im- portant thing-its water supply. Water of unlimited quan- tity is furnished consumers through mains which reach every part of the city. The water is pumped from Lake Butler, is chlorinated, aeriated and filtered before being pumped into the mains. The city enjoys good electrical ser- vice at very moderate rates.
Entertainment Features
Tarpon Springs has two 18-hole golf courses within its corporate limits. The Municipal Course, a rolling, sporty, all-grass-green course, enjoys a reputation among golfers of the Florida West Coast as being second to none. Its one- dollar greens fee brings crowds daily from nearby cities. The Sunset Hills Course was added a few years ago, and is rapidly becoming popular. In addition, the city has the usual miniature courses.
Municipal tennis, shuffleboard and croquet courts are available.
There is a tourist club, with several hundred members, with its own clubhouse, and with weekly card parties, enter- tainments and classes, where the newcomer rapidly becomes acquainted with winter visitors from other states.
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TARPON SPRINGS
"THE VENICE OF THE SOUTH" At the North End of, and the Gateway to, Peerless Pinellas County, the Winter Playground of the Florida Gulf Coast
Tarpon Springs is a city with an all-year population of 3,414, according to the 1930 U. S. Census, with an equal number in the nearby communities which form its trade territory. This population more than doubles during the eight months of Fall, Winter and Spring, when the people of the North come to the land of sunshine to escape the cold.
Tarpon Springs enjoys an enviable location, midway on the Florida coast of the Gulf of Mexico, which forms the city's west border. On the north the city is bounded by the Anclote River, and on the east by Lake Butler, one of Florida's largest lakes. Large bayous extending well up into the city gave Tarpon Springs years ago the sobriquet of "The Venice of the South."
Tarpon Springs possesses all of the pleasing features and health-giving qualities of other Florida West Coast winter resorts and, in addition, has much Old World charm peculiarly its own. It is within a few minutes' motor trip of all the state's points of interest and the famous beaches of the incomparable Gulf Coast.
Tarpon Springs has many churches, these denomina- tions having places of worship here: Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Universalist, Greek Or- thodox, Christian Science and Church of God.
The Tarpon Springs Public Library has several thousand volumes, is in charge of a competent librarian, and has a very low membership fee.
Tarpon Springs has looked well after that most im- portant thing-its water supply. Water of unlimited quan- tity is furnished consumers through mains which reach every part of the city. The water is pumped from Lake Butler, is chlorinated, aeriated and filtered before being pumped into the mains. The city enjoys good electrical ser- vice at very moderate rates.
Entertainment Features
Tarpon Springs has two 18-hole golf courses within its corporate limits. The Municipal Course, a rolling, sporty, all-grass-green course, enjoys a reputation among golfers of the Florida West Coast as being second to none. Its one- dollar greens fee brings crowds daily from nearby cities. The Sunset Hills Course was added a few years ago, and is rapidly becoming popular. In addition, the city has the usual miniature courses.
Municipal tennis, shuffleboard and croquet courts are available.
There is a tourist club, with several hundred members, with its own clubhouse, and with weekly card parties, enter- tainments and classes, where the newcomer rapidly becomes acquainted with winter visitors from other states.
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TARPON SPRINGS INTRODUCTION
Tarpon Springs, for so small a city, has many industries in the city proper and in its trade territory. There are five citrus fruit packing houses, a grapefruit canning plant, sev- eral shipyards and ways, a toy works, a golf club factory, a custom chicken hatchery, an ice plant, five wholesale fish companies, 16 sponge packing houses, a bottling works, sheet metal works, and the other industries usually found in a small city.
Here it might be added that Tarpon Springs schools, housed in up-to-date buildings with up-to-date equipment, are accredited and will be found equal to schools in any other part of the country. Children of winter visitors study together with the children of residents.
Tarpon Springs lies on the Gulf of Mexico. From the other three directions radiate roads unsurpassed in any section or state. They are well paved and, with the state speed limit of 45 miles an hour, provide excellent facilities for motoring to other places of interest in the state.
Short motor rides over these incomparable roads take winter visitors to any of the famous beaches of the Gulf Coast; to the famous Gandy Bridge, longest in the world; to the Bok Memorial Singing Tower at Lake Wales; to the wonderful Silver Springs and under-water caverns of Ocala; to the entertaining winter quarters of the world's greatest circuses at Sarasota. 1
Distances from Tarpon Springs are: St. Petersburg, 34; Gandy Bridge, 25; Clearwater, 14; Tampa, 28; Lake Wales, 96; Sarasota, 86; Ocala, 105; Gainesville, 152; Jacksonville, 215.
Tarpon Springs has twenty miles of water frontage within its corporate limits, picturesque bayous which empty their waters into the beautiful, winding Anclote River, and thence on to the majestic Gulf of Mexico, reaching into the very center of the city. Around these bayous are the homes of many northern people who spend their winters here in the health-giving sunshine which has made this section famous and more popular each year.
Tarpon Springs has good hotels, moderate in price, as well as a large number of good rooming and apartment houses. The Chamber of Commerce can help one find just what he wants at a price that will please. The hotels are the Sunset Hills, Arcade, Villa Plumosa, Stratford, Homelyke, Topliff, and a number of smaller ones.
Points of Interest
Tarpon Beach and Municipal Pier.
The Sponge Exchange and its exotic coffee and curio shops.
A launch trip to the headwaters of the Anclote River, where live alligators may be seen in their native jungle glory.
The internationally famous collection of paintings by George Inness, Jr., with his last bid for world peace, "The Only Hope," a painting exhibited all over the United States.
Fishing trips to the Gulf of Mexico, where many vari- eties of deep sea fish may be caught, including the gamest of them all, the silver king tarpon.
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Pinellas County
Just a word about Peerless Pinellas County, of which Tarpon Springs is a part. Pinellas is 66th in size of the 67 counties of Florida, but with its year-round population of more than sixty thousand, is the most densely populated county in the state, It is the most cosmopolitan county, for here we find natives of every one of the 48 states of the Union, of the 11 provinces of the Dominion of Canada, and of all the leading countries of the world. Pinellas County ships more citrus fruit to area than any other Florida county, and in spite of its small size, is second in the state in the production of the various citrus fruits, and leads the world in quality of its grapefruit. Around Tarpon Springs are thousands of acres of the most fertile land, best suited to grapefruit culture, which can be obtained at a low price, awaiting the plough and the planting of trees.
The Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce
The Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce is a live organization which has had much to do with the progress of the city and is responsible for many of its more modern tendencies. It is representative of the commercial, pro- fessional and manufacturing interests of the city and had its inception in a desire to promote their growth in home- building, in manufacturing industries, in civic improve- ment and in commercial importance.
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Street and Avenue Guide
ADA-From Eagle west to Division, 5 n of Tarpon av
ANCLOTE BLVD-Along Anclote River circling along bay front in a southerly direction.
ATHENS E-From 600 Eagle east
ATHENS W-From Eagle west to waterfront, 6 n of Tarpon av
BANANA-From Tarpon av at Spring Bayou south to Lake, 1 w of Pinellas av
BATH-From Spring Bayou south to Lime, 2 w of Pinellas av
BAY-First west of Pineapple near Whitcomb Bayou
BAYSHORE DR-From Tarpon Bayou west, continuation of N Spring blvd
BOSTON-From Grosse av east to city limits, 6 n of Tar- pon av
BOYER EAST-From S Pinellas av east to city limits, 2 s of Tarpon av
BOYER WEST-From 304 S Pinellas av west to bayou, 3 s of Tarpon av
CEDAR E-From 800 Eagle east 2 blocks
CEDAR W-From Athens sw to Hope, 1 nw of Division
CENTRAL COURT-From Spring blvd sw to Bay, 1 w of Lake blvd
COURT E From S Pinellas av east to Safford av, 1 s of Tarpon av
COURT W-From S Pinellas av west to Banana, 1 s of Tar- pon av
CROSS-From Hope north to Athens, 5 w of Eagle
CYPRESS-From 220 Eagle east to city limits, 3 n of Tar- pon av
DISSTON AV N-From Tarpon av north to Anclote River, 4 e of Safford av
DISSTON AV S-From Tarpon av south to city limits, 4 e of Safford av
DIVISION-From Athens southwest to Hope, 1 nw of Grand blvd
DIXIE HIGHWAY-From Anclote River north, continuation of Eagle
EAGLE-From Orange north to Anclote River, dividing northern part of city east and west
ELMIRA E-From 116 Eagle east to Ring av and from Levis av east to city limits, 2 n of Tarpon av
FOREST AV-From Spring blvd north to Pearl, 1 w of Cen- tral ct
GRAND BLVD-From intersection of Orange and N Spring blvd north to Park, thence northeast to Athens av, 1 w of Eagle
GROSSE AV N-From E Tarpon av north to limits, 2 e of Safford av
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GROSSE AV S-From E Tarpon av south to city limits, 2 e of Safford av
GROVILLA AV-From Eagle west along Anclote River HARRISON-From 729 Safford av east 2 blocks
HIGH-From Forest west to Park, 1 n of N Spring blvd HILL-From junction of Hope and Athens av west to water front
HOPE-From Grand blvd at Ada, nw to Anclote blvd
HYBISCUS-From Tarpon av north beyond Athens, 1 w of Safford av
LAKE E-From S Pinellas av east to city limits, 6 s of Tar- pon av
LAKE W-From S Pinellas av west to waterfront, 6 s of Tarpon av
LAKE BLVD-From N Spring blvd at Read, nw to Anclote blvd
LEMON E-From S Pinellas av east to city limits, 2 s of Tar- pon av
LEMON W-From S Pinellas av west to waterfront, 2 s of Tarpon av
LEVIS AV N-From 455 E Tarpon av north to limits
LEVIS AV S-From E Tarpon av south to Lake, 3 e of Saf- ford av
LEVIS PL-From Eagle west to Grand blvd, 2 n of Tarpon av
LIME EAST-From S Pinellas av east to city limits, 4 s of Tarpon av
LIME WEST-From S Pinellas av west to waterfront, 4 s of Tarpon av
LINCOLN AV-From 237 E Lime south to city limits, 1 e of Safford av
LIVE OAK-From 900 Eagle east to limits
MANGO-From S Pinellas av west to Shaddock thence west to city limits, 1 s of Lake (not open entire distance)
MARYLAND-From Lemon south to Lime, 1 e of Safford av MORGAN-From S Pinellas av east to Safford av, 7 s of Tarpon av
OAKWOOD AV E-From S Pinellas av east to limits, 5 s of Tarpon av (called Wall by some residents)
OAKWOOD AV W-From S Pinellas av west to Banana, 5 s of Tarpon av
ORANGE E-From 46 N Pinellas av east to city limits, 1 n of Tarpon av
ORANGE W-From N Pinellas av west to Spring blvd, 1 n of Tarpon av
PARK E-From Eagle east to Safford, 4 n of Tarpon av PARK W-From Eagle west to Lake Lutea, 4 n of Tarpon av PARK AV-From Spring blvd north, 2 e of Tarpon Bayou PENT-From Grosse av east to city limits, 4 n of Tarpon av
PINE-From 500 Eagle east to city limits, 5 n of Tarpon av PINEAPPLE-From Spring blvd south to lake, 4 w of Pin- ellas av
PINELLAS AV N-From Tarpon av north 1 block, in line with Eagle
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PINELLAS AV S-From Tarpon av south to limits, dividing southern part of city east and west
READ From Eagle west to Grand blvd thence to Spring blvd, 3 n of Tarpon av
RING AV N-From 234 E Tarpon av north to Pine, 1 e of Safford av
RING AV S-From E Tarpon av south to Lemon, 1 e of Saf- ford av
SAFFORD AV N-From E Tarpon av north to limits, 1 e of Eagle
SAFFORD AV S-From E Tarpon av south to limits, 1 e of Pinellas av
SHADDOCK-From Spring blvd south to city limits, 3 w of S Pinellas av
SOLEDAD-From Spring blvd north to bayou,, 1 w of Bath SPRING BLVD N-From Tarpon av at Spring bayou, north- west to Tarpon bayou
SPRING BLVD S-From Tarpon av at waterfront, west and thence south along bay front
SPRUCE E-From 700 Eagle east to city limits, 7 n of Tar- pon av
SPRUCE W-From Eagle av west to Athens, 7 n of Tarpon av TARPON AV-East and west from Pinellas av, dividing city north and south, main business thoroughfare, from 19 E Tarpon av north 1/2 block
TRIPLETT-From Pine north bet N Safford av and Hy- biscus
WALL-From Safford av east to city limits, 4 s of Tarpon av (same as E Oakwood av)
WALTON-From E Tarpon av north to limits, 7 e of Pinel- las av
WHITCOMB BLVD-Continuation of South Spring blvd
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1931
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AUTOMOBILES
BOYER MOTOR CO.
for Economical Transportation
SALES
CHEVROLET
SERVICE
A Complete Automobile Garage and Repair Service ACCESSORIES -- TIRES -- SUPPLIES
222-28 E. TARPON AVE.
TARPON SPRINGS TEL. 347
BANKS
The First National Bank of Commerce OF TARPON SPRINGS, FLA.
OFFICERS
J. C. McCROCKLIN .President
W. D. FLETCHER. Cashier
G. R. CLARKE Assistant Cashier
H. W. CRAIG. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
J. C. McCROCKLIN
O. F. BAYNARD
H. S. PETERS E. S. PURDY
H. G. ARNOLD ABE TARAPANI
FRANK J. HELMLE
A Modern Bank, Transacting A General Banking Business With Every Modern Facility
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HARDWARE
Peoples Hardware Co. HARDWARE
For Home Furnishings or For the Builder
Sporting Goods Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass
144 E. TARPON AVE.
PHONE 422
TARPON SPRINGS, FLORIDA
INSURANCE
THE ERNEST MERES AGENCY, Inc.
INSURANCE SPECIALISTS
Rentals INSURANCE Real Estate
16 Hibiscus Street
Tarpon Springs
Tel. 411
LEGAL
Henry H. Morgan Attorney and Counselor
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
PHONE 262
TARPON SPRINGS, FLORIDA
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LUMBER
W. R. SPARKS & CO.
TARPON SPRINGS
TEL. 344
Good Delivery Service is as important as Good Lumber. We have both, together with Reasonable Prices.
GET THE PRICE
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NEWSPAPERS
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THE LEADER
JAY H. HENNIG, Publisher TARPON SPRINGS, FLA.
MILLER &S Furniture
22 Wi
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FLORIDA LAUNDERERS & CLEANERS
CLEARWATER 527 PARK ST. PHONE 6678
DUNEDIN 500 DOUGLAS AVE. PHONE 6516
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Alphabetical List of Names
Ackley Lillian Mrs r115 N Grosse av
Adams Clyde (Ola M) r212 N Ring av
Adams Donia R (c) h503 Hibiscus
Adcock Lillian (wid Steven) h424 Pent
Adderley Geo r62 W Lime
Adderley Wm G (Louise) sponge sorter N G Arfaras & Co Inc h62 W Lime
Addison Ludie B (Maude) driver Crystal Ice Co r Live Oak NW cor Walton
Adler Steven O (Mary) h Whitcomb blvd (Inness Pk)
Aikans Rebecca (c) dom h814 Lincoln av
Alafrucus Petros ship carp Marine Engine Works & Ship- building Corp
Alahuzos Geo (Sylvia) diver h108 N Ring av
Albaugh Andrew P (Adda F) phys 149 E Tarpon av h225 E Cypress
Albaugh Brice r225 E Cypress
Albaugh Esten F (Hildreth) fill sta 543 Eagle h Live Oak av and Walton
Albritton H Larue (Anna) gro 401 Lincoln av h416 (216) E Boyer
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