Marriage Announcement Eveline Von Herbulis Weds Virgil Ferguson
Announcement of Eveline Von Herbulis of Leesburg and Virgil Ferguson of Leesburg, both connected to local schools, marriage plans reported. Congregational Ladies to meet Friday at 3 pm with expected attendance as summer plans are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson-Von Herbulis
Eveline von Herbulis
Leesburg
Sorrento
Mount Dora High School
Virgil Ferguson
Ae Ladies Society of the
Com— Church
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Date Change
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the home of J. M. Turner at Fifth and Highland on Monday April 7 at 8 o clock. Members are urged to note the date change and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
J. M. Turner
Fifth and
Highland Avenues
Mount Woman's Club Annual Luncheon Set for Wednesday
The Mount Woman's Club announces its annual luncheon on Wednesday with plans for a social program and community fund drive. Members are invited to attend at the clubhouse, details of seating and guest speakers to be announced.
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Woman’s Club
the Mount
Dora Woman's Club Meeting At Lakeside Inn
The Dora Woman's Club closes its season with a gathering at Lakeside Inn on Wednesday April 9 at 1 00 pm. Tickets cost sixty five cents and reservations are due by April 5 with Mrs Eardley Wilmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Woman's Club
Lakeside Inn
Eardley Wilmot
Mrs De Muth and Miss Babcock Entertain at Cards
Mrs George De Muth and Miss Sweiny hosted a luncheon and card party at the De Muth home on Rhodes Street. After a luncheon, five hundred was played with prizes: Mrs J P Rossi won first, Mrs George Wilson second, and Mrs Irons third.
Monday Social Club Honors President
The Monday Social Club held its regular meeting Monday afternoon March 31. Mrs. DeMuth served frappe and cookies as president. Mrs. Brydon presented DeMuth with a lace tablecloth from the club. A covered dish luncheon is planned for April 7 at 1 o clock.
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Monday
DeMuth
Brydon
Choir to Sponsor Entertainment and Social
The Community Church choir hosts a benefit social on Tuesday evening April 15 at 7 30 at the church. Karl Lehmann of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce shows colored Florida pictures. A short musical and social hour follows. Tickets available from choir members or the Topic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lehmann
Lake County
Farewell Luncheon at Highover for Departing Locals
A farewell luncheon was held Saturday at Highover the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Masten honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Wager of Remus and Mr. and Mrs. Will Emory of South Lyons Michigan who leave this week for their homes. Other guests listed include Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Thompson and several named locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highover
H. S. Masten
John Wager
Remus
Will Emory
South Lyons
Michigan
Frederick Thompson
Ben Miller
Bryson Howland
Anna Fleming
T. Meng
T. Meng, Mrs. J. Jones
Arthur Sanford
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Clyde E Wallace in Macon
Mrs Clyde E Wallace formerly Miss Lurlene Greene of Mount Dora, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Luther C Greene, was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Lil May Beasley on Nin Avenue. Nasturtiums and ferns decorated the house as a large circle of friends attended, the bride’s mother making the wedding cake included in the refreshments and many gifts were showered on the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Clyde E. Wallace
Macon
Georgia
Lurlene Greene
Mount Dora
Luther C. Greene
Lil May Beasley
Nin Avenue
George Ee
Wren Bowie
A M. Greene
Francis Moorhead
Wil
Notable Names Mentioned in Local Notice
Kate Grantham Martha Treadwell Frances Fay Thompson appear among a list of individuals named in a local notice with several other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Kate Grantham
Martha Treadwell
Frances Fay Thompson
Kellogg's Birthday Celebrated at Harrold House
Mrs H A Harrold and Mr G B Kellogg hosted about thirty friends in Connecticut on a Wednesday night gathering. They enjoyed cards and a banquet with a three tier cake and a display of birthday gifts as Mr Kellogg welcomed the presents. Kellogg uses the Harrold House as his winter home for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Harrold House
Mr. Workman
Cleveland
Ohio
DAR Chapter to Meet at Shady Retreat Tangerine
Ocklawaha Chapter DAR will hold the April meeting at Mrs. Josephine Simpson's home Shady Retreat on Lake Ola in Tangerine Thursday April 3 at 2 00 pm. DeLand guest speaker Summerhill will address the group. An important business session follows. Members and visiting guests are invited. Hostess committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Ocklawaha
Josephine Simpson
Lake Ola
Tangerine
Aereeummerhill
DeLand
Simpson
Land
Estey
Sadler
Cowart
Are
Pike Ringo announces marriage in Jacksonville
Miss ee of St Augustine wed Wallace e of Mount Dora in Jacksonville on February 12. The bride taught in St. Augustine public schools and was principal of Orange Street School last year. She previously taught in Mount Dora and graduated from Florida State College for Women. Mr Pike, son of Mrs Jessie Pike of Mount Dora, runs a cattle ranch near Lake Jem and will be joined by his wife after the school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Jem
Pike
Winter visitors depart for home from local area
Personal notes list residents leaving for winter homes or returning home. C. L. Harrs, L. B. Crane, Workman of Cleveland, S. W. Gledhill, John Swartz, A. H. Dickey, and others return to Newark Bridgeport Leesburg Cleveland New Orleans West Orange Mount Kisco. New arrivals include Mrs A M Terrey and Mrs W L Sailer of Bridgeport with Mrs Birkbeck at 644 McDonald Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swartz
A. H.dickey
Cleveland
Ohio
W.L. Sailer
Bridgeport, Conn
Birkbeck
McDonald Street
Akron couple guests of Mrs Claflin for six weeks
Stein of Akron Ohio are guests of and Mrs M B Claflin for a six weeks visit. Mr J A Greene is seriously ill at Lake County Medical Center. He has been at Daytona Beach for some time and returned to Mount Dora a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Aflin
Henry Stein
M. B. Claflin
Sylvan Shores
John Stein
Akron
Ohio
University of Akron
Mary von Kirk
Metropolitan Opera Company
Claflin
Lakeside
Anton Panyetzky
Jean Funk
Marie Tice Carson
F. W. Work
J. A. Greene
Lake County Medical Center
Daytona Beach
Mount Dora
Mrs Learned and Mrs Clemens Travel to Braintree Mass
Mrs D Learned and Mrs Clemens left Sunday for Braintree Massachusetts after spending the winter in Mrs Learned's home on Ninth avenue and McDonald street.
Misses Edith Fenn and Lulu Return to Middleburg Vermont
Miss Edith Fenn and Miss Lulu are described as returning to their home in Middleburg Vermont after an earlier absence. The note emphasizes their quiet demeanor and ties to the local community, with no additional events specified.
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Edith Fenn
Lulu Fore
Middleburg, Vt
Miami couple wed in Wauchula visit relatives in Florida
Mr and Mrs Murray McCullough of Miami wed in Wauchula last Sunday afternoon and visit Mrs J R Tucker at her Lake Joanna home. Mr and Mrs A H Oakley sent to Daytona Beach for new weeks before returning to Newark New Jersey, staying four months at Lakeside Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Murray McCullough
Miami
Wauchula
Mr. McCullough
J. R. Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Lake Joanna
A. H. Oakley
Daytona Beach
Newark
N. J
Lakeside Inn
Residents and visitors mingle across towns in a week of travel
The column lists neighbors and friends from Far Rockaway Lawrence Rochester Cheshire Granby and Deansboro traveling to and from homes in New York state and Ontario. It notes Mrs Isabel Van Loon leaving Fort Lauderdale for Hamilton Ontario for the summer and Mrs Key hosting Miss Chamberlain while attending the Chamberlain Sias wedding at Winter Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mott
Far Rockaway
L. I
Charles Smith
Joan Smith
Lawrence, L. L
Raymond Young
Isabel van Loon
Fort Lauderdale
Hamilton
Ontario
Lottie L. Chamberlain
Worcester
Mass
A. R. Key
Miss Phyllis Chamberlain Joins Ho mer Circle at Winter Park
Mrs Raymond Wood Greene and Miss Phyllis Chamberlain are noted in attendance as Chamberlain serves as accompanist for Madame Louise Homer at her Winter Park studio. The passage identifies Chamberlain as a niece of Miss Lottie Chamber.
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Raymond Wood Greene
Phyllis Chamberlain
Madame Louise Homer
Winter Park
Lottie Chamber
Prayer Reminders for Borrowed Timers Sold by Dora Group
November 1940 Readers Digest item notes King's Daughters of Dora ordered Prayer Reminders for members of the Borrowed Timers circle. A few remain, priced at 25 cents each, viewable at the Topic office.
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Pople
King’s Daughters
Dora
Mount Dora youths head to Camp Blanding for training
At least three more young men from Mount Dora will leave Saturday for Camp Blanding for air training. The party includes Leon Creek Jr Iph Chapman and Roy Beasley.
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Mount Dora
Camp Blanding
Ane
Leon Creek Jr
Iph Chapman
Roy Beasley
Death of Fred A. Jackson longtime Mount Dora visitor
Word has reached that Fred A. Jackson age 80, longtime winter resident at Villa Dora Hotel in Mount Dora, died after a brief illness. He retired seven years ago from New York Life Insurance and spent summers at Castine Maine. Survived by his wife three brothers including Dr Carl Jackson of Harvard and one nephew. cousin of Misses May and Stella Lewis in Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Jackson
Villa Dora
Mr. Jackson
Mount Dora
Jackson
Castine
Maine
New York Life Insurance Company
Carl Jackson
Harvard University
May
Stella Lewis
Mount Dora Public Library Adds Bible Edition
The Mount Dora Public Library announces availability of a special library edition of the authorized King James Bible. It features a large Bible Encyclopedia and Concordance edited by Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlburt and Rev. Alfred P. J. McClure, four hundred pages, illustrated, with biographies, geography, a topic index, and seventeen full color maps of the Holy Land. The edition is now accessible to library members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lyman Hurlburt
D.D
Alfred. P. J. McClure
The
Holy Land
Mount Dora Public Library
Florida Proclaims Wildlife Restoration Week
Governor Spessard L. Holland proclaims April 14 to 19 as Florida Wildlife Restoration Week under President Roosevelt and the National Wildlife Federation. The proclamation urges conservation of fish, animals, birds, and natural resources and calls citizens to protect and restore wildlife for posterity.
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Roosevelt
National Wildlife Federation
Florida
America
Spessard L. Holland
Florida Governor Proclaims Wildlife Week in 1941
The proclamation by Governor Spessard L. Holland marks Wildlife Restoration Week in Florida and urges action to protect natural bounty. The document is signed in Tallahassee on March 19 1941 with Secretary of State R A Gray as witness.
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Florida
Tallahassee
A. D
Spessard L. Holland
R. A. Gray
Riley's Park News Community Notes From Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Dayton Fisher called home by Mrs Fisher s brothers illness in Cleveland Ohio. Mr and Mrs F C Schubert attend going away parties in Mount Dora. Mr and Mrs W J Emery visited friends in DeLand. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs C W Kenyon Belleville Michigan Mr and Mrs Walter Spence Chapel Hill Tennessee Mr and Mrs P J Travis Independence Iowa Mr and Mrs B W Graves Elgin Illinois Mr and Mrs B K Smedley Jackson Michigan Mr and Mrs Aaron Himes Nottingham Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs R Stephenson Berea Ohio Mr and Mrs J Carpenter Oakwood Ohio Mr and Mrs W Story Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Fisher
Independence
Iowa
B. W. Graves
Elgin
Ill
B. K. Smedley
Jackson
Mich
Aaron Himes
Nottingham
R. Stephenson
Berea
Ohio
J. Carpenter
Oakwood
W. Story
Cleveland
Army Camps to Get Florida Perishables
Commissioner Nathan Mayo of the State Department of Agriculture announced this week efforts to develop a market for Florida perishables fruits and vegetables at Army camps in the state have been Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Mayo
State Department of Agriculture
Florida
Army to Buy Florida Fruits and Vegetables Open Market
John A. Martin announced that the Army will buy Florida fruits and vegetables from farms whenever possible. A buying agency will operate in Jacksonville, with William L. Wilson authorized to inform farmers that purchases will be made on the open market without formal bids as needed.
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Florida
John A. Martin
Office of Production Management
Mr. Martin
William L. Wilson
State Farmers’ Markets
Jacksonville
Commission Chairman Honored at Florida County Meeting
Hon. Frank E. Owens of Eustis was elected vice-chairman for the Fifth Congressional District of the Florida Association of County Commissioners at the group's annual Jacksonville meeting last week. Advertising doesn't cost it pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Owens
Eustis
Lake County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roland Young
Topper
William Boyd
Old
Colorado
Balcony
Orchestra
George Murphy
Frigidaire Electrical Appliances
Paul B. Brown Co
Fiegin Bldg
Crane’s Beauty Shop Slenderizing Department Telephone
Esther
Atwater Ave
MT. Kah
FBI
Robert
Ingrid Montgomery
Bergman Pagge Heavey
Ene Sanders
W. S. van Dyke
Ek Ee
Sun
HE ponsteeAae
Elle Paul
Ebrew
Lukas
Mrs. C. L. Harrs
West Orange
New Jersey
S. W. Gledhill
Charles Jones
New Orleans
Mrs
R. B. Jones
East Eighth Avenue
H. S. Jackson
Stanley Holmes
Eily Avenue
East Orange
Irving Lockwood
Georgetown, Conn
J. H. Creevey
Carol Creevy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Major
Charles L
Celia Stein
Mabel
George Bauer
Rochester
Laura
Belle McLane
Ninth Avenue
Oscar E. Joss
Cheshire
Granby
Conn
John B. Barker
Deansboro
N. Y
Highland Avenue
Paul Johnson
Patricia
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
Mount Dora Electric Company
Highland Ave
Patton Metal Works
Royal Anne
Blanding
State OF
Rumford Riddles
Susan Saunders
Rumford
First National Bank
UNT Dora
Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
D. R. Edgerton
Riley’s Park
Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams
Americas
Mt Jjora Hardware Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Watkins Products
Pealey Minerals
South Marion
West Volusia Co
Astor Park
Commission
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