Ocklawaha Chapter DAR Monthly Meeting at Mrs Igon Home
The Ocklawaha Chapter DAR holds its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. W. M. Igon at Lemon and Bay streets in Eustis on April sixth. The Woman's Association of the Community Church meets Friday April 7 at 3 PM in the church parlors with Miss Alice Kurtz as speaker on Present Day or The True Story.
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Ocklawaha
W. M. Igon
Lemon and Bay Streets
Eustis
Pril
Woman's Association of the Community Church
Alice Kurtz
Monday Social Club elects officers and hosts bridge
The Monday Social Club met for a covered dish luncheon and annual business meeting. Officers elected were President Mrs George De Muth Vice President Mrs Mary White Treasurer Mrs Clare Purdy and Secretary Mrs Ray Blanchard. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Paddock and five hundred to Mrs Applegate. Next week hostesses are Mrs Frank Drake for bridge and Mrs Clare Purdy for five hundred.
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George DeMuth
Mary White
Clare Purdy
Ray Blanchard
Paddock
Applegate
Frank Drake
Commodore and Mrs Kennedy Host Yacht Club Dinner
Commodore W M Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy entertained Yacht Club members at the club house last Thursday. Roast turkey and full menu with spring flowers decor graced long and lounge tables. Cards followed, and at the April meeting the nominating committee will present reports and officers for 1944 45 season.
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Commodore
Yacht Club
W. M. Kennedy
Jarvis and Taylor Wed in Orlando Court House Ceremony
Mrs Dell Lee Taylor of Zellwood and Mr Robert Cyrus Jarvis of Tangerine married April 1 at Orange County Court House Orlando with Judge Baker officiating. They will reside in Tangerine on Lake Ola where Mr Jarvis owns property.
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Jarvis-Taylor
Dell Lee Taylor
Zellwood
Robert Cyrus Jarvis
Tangerine
Orange County Court House
Orlando
Baker
Jarvis
Lake Ola
Snowbird Guests and Departures At Mount Dora
Local notes list residents and visitors in Mount Dora Florida for the season. Names include Mrs Anna Blaich Shafer leaving for New Orleans and guests Mr and Mrs C G Kehoe from Montrose Iowa, plus Mrs Olive Mae Mansfield host. Also listed are Miss Josephine Jacquett of Salem New Jersey heading home, Mr and Mrs Arthur Tanner hosting Mr George Nuttall from Miami, and several families planning return journeys to Connecticut New Jersey New York and Illinois. Hospital patient Robert Hall improves after three weeks at Orange General Hospital Orlando. John son family from Cleveland visit, with gas rationing keeping them from occupying Oxmoor on Lake Harris this winter.
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C. G. Kehoe
Montrose
Iowa
Olive Mae
Mansfield
Eighth Avenue
Florida
Robert Hall
George E. Hall
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
Norman Tuckett
Helm Road
Sylvan, Shores
Frank D. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnsons
Oxmoor
Lake Harris
Simple home methods to preserve fresh eggs
Mrs. Lucie K. Miller notes from the Home Demonstration Office present three ways to preserve spring eggs for home cooking. H L exten sion poultry specialist suggests families near the supply source store eggs the day they are laid and keep them in a cool place. Methods include mineral oil or waterglass sold at drug stores or dry ice for preservation.
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H. L
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Methods to preserve eggs at home by oiling or gas sealing
The article outlines three preservation methods: oiling eggs in mineral oil kept warm but safe, submersion in water glass solution with a 14 to 15 dozen egg capacity per quart of water glass, and sealing eggs in glass jars with dry ice to create a carbon dioxide atmosphere. It notes handling cautions and storage guidance.
Methods for Preserving Eggs with Oil and Waterglass
The article notes three substances used to preserve eggs at home, including oil and waterglass. Waterglass seals the egg shell to prevent organisms from entering, though a pin prick is required to break the seal for use.
Prospects for Lake’s 1944 Watermelon Crop Largely Positive
Prospects for Lake’s 1944 water melon crop are good though Anthracnose threatens. Preventive sprays and dusts like 44.50 Bordeaux spray or 20.80 copper lime dust should be kept on vines to prevent infection, as once the disease appears in the field it is often too late to control.
Clermont Chief of Police seeks re election and district constable post
The speaker, a 19 year law enforcement veteran born in Bartow County Georgia, appeals for votes as Chief of Police of Clermont and Constable of District 22. He cites personal background, family, church and fraternal memberships while pledging an honest economical and efficient administration if elected.
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Clermont
Bartow County
Georgia
Florida
Methodist Church
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Gene Kelly
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J. ED Baker
Vincent Flower Shop
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