Regular Mount Dora O E S Meeting and P T A Card Party
The Eastern Star Dora Chapter will hold its regular meeting this Thursday evening with visitors welcome. The P T A plans a card party on Wednesday April 17 at 8 p m in the Community Building social rooms with 25 cent tickets from members or at the door. Old Timers met this week with Miss Gertrude Thorne. next week they will meet at the Villa Dora as memberships shrink but meetings continue for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star of Mount
Dora Chapter
Parent-Teacher Association
Allo Rye
Gertrude Thorne
Villa Dora
Friendly Club Meeting At Sylvan Shores
The Friendly Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs George Peabody in Sylvan Shores for a pleasant afternoon with hospitality and refreshments. The next meeting is planned with Mrs E D Parker at Grandview and Ninth on Monday April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peabody
Sylvan Shores
E. D. Parker
Grandview
Musical Benefit Revue for County Medical Center
A musical revue is planned for Friday April 26 at the Community Building in Umatilla to raise funds for a blood transfusion machine at the County Medical Center. Lt. W. T. Pearce directs the effort and those interested should contact him at 1500 Green Street, Eustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Center
Umatilla
W. T. Pearce
Green
Eustis
Missionary Society to Meet at Congregational Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet Friday afternoon April 12 at 3 o'clock at Mrs N W Morley home corner McDonald and Seventh The subject Christ and Japan and an interesting meeting is anticipated Mrs TenBrock in charge of devotions and several members will take part One invitation extended to all.
Night of Revelry Steps Through Mallory Home to Theatre
A group including Boerle, the Mallorys, and Cashwell’s Pharmacy staff gathered for a party. They traveled to Mount rn Pharmacy for refreshments then to a theatre showing Shirley Temple in Bright Eyes. The crowd disrupted a local drug store with jovial excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boerle
Mallory
Mount Rn
Shirley Temple
Cashwell
Moose Lodge Initiation Draws Noted Visitors in Eustis
Golden Triangle Lodge No. 874 held an April 5 initiation at K P Hall Eustis with visitors from Hanover Pa Moose lodges Jacksonville and Orlando among others. Dictator L C Beck passed the gavel to A K Brookshire for the ceremony. Kennedy explained Mooseheart and Moosehaven as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Golden Triangle
K. P. Hall
Eustis
W. Ross Carter
Hanover
Claude Felix
A. K. Brookshire
Great North Moose
Seminole Legion
Jacksonville
Charles M. Kennedy
Moosehart
Illinois
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Kennedy
Winter-Home Guests Leave Mount Dora For North
Local residents and visitors wrap up extended stays in Mount Dora as families depart for winter homes in Norwalk Marquette Medina Grays Lake and other cities. Several members plan trips to Washington Philadelphia and Boston with Easter returns noted.
Residents Enjoy Visit From Chicago Guests
Visitors from Chicago were warmly received and joined local clubs forming lasting friendships. Mr and Mrs W S Grathwold departed for La Grange Illinois after a several week stay hoping to return next season. Oppenrath from Orange left early in the week. Mr and Mrs A M Cameron of Suffern New York departed after a winter in Mount Dora and plan to return next winter to the same cottage on Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Haviland
Norwalk, Conn
Mount Ra
Elias Seccombe
North
Philadelphia
Derby
Conn
L. R. Heim
Charles. Heim
Fairfield
Woodland Avenue
George A. Hayes
Boston
Mount Dora
Asheville
N. Fore
A. M. Cameron
Suffern
N. Y
Eleventh Avenue
Women Missionary Society and Fairfax Circle Joint Moon
The Women’s Missionary Society and the Fairfax Circle held a joint meeting with readings by Mrs. G S V ince James Vincent Mrs A R King and Miss Estelle King Refreshments of punch and cake followed. Kenneth Ross recovers from burns sustained ten days ago while experimenting with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Fairfax Circle
Shaw
G. S. Vince James Vincent
A. R. King
Estelle King
Kenneth Ross
Burns
Donald Beck
Kenneth
Charles Breedlove
Tavares
Carl Henderson
John Bruce
Richland
Elizabeth Passmore
John Greenfield
Orlando
William Sheddan
Barbara
Williamsport
Tenn
R. W. Vincent
J. S. Gardner
Umatilla
J. B. Rooney
Orange County
Mamie Adams
S. Murrell
Lakeland
Robert Adams
St. Louis
John Surlinga
Slavia Gardens
Sanford
Garden party and birthday tribute in Tangerine
A Lake Ola home hosted a St Thomas Guild garden party despite rain with fruit punch cake and a candy and flower sale drawing a large turnout. Howard H Chamberlain was honored at a surprise birthday event with three bridge tables prizes awarded and refreshments served by Mrs Chamberlain assisted by Mrs Batton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Simpson
Lake Ola
St. Thomas’ Guild
Howard H. Chamberlain
William Stewart
Lillian Franty
C. H. Estey
Ward S. Estey
Chamberlain
Batton
Tangerine Garden Club Attends Rose Circle Luncheon
Franty Ward Estey and other members attend a luncheon hosted by Mrs. F O Brande as the Tangerine Garden Club joins Sanford Rose Circle Garden Club for a program on practical gardening. Mrs. Swift praises local conservation work at the Central Florida Expo in Orlando. Twenty of twenty five members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franty
Ward Estey
A. R. Key
Trend
Id Estey
Bolton Therne
F. O. Brande
Contract Club
Bryant
Tangerine Garden Club
Rose Circle Garden Club
Sanford
E. M. Gallaway
Rose Circle
Blood
L. Smith
Brando
Green
Swift
Orlando
Roberts
Mrs. Smith
Charleston
S. C
Cypress Gardens
Middleton Place
Palm Springs
Resolutions from Zellwood Methodist Groups Mourn Loss of Ruth E McGraw
The Zellwood Methodist Church groups issue resolutions mourning Ruth E McGraw’s death. They pledge to carry on her good works, present a copy to the family, and inscribe the resolution in church records. The note includes a poem reflecting on yesterday and the journey to eternal life and lists church officials and a forthcoming P T A benefit card party at the Community Building on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellwood
Methodist
Church, Sunday School League
Community Council, Missionary Society
Church School
Missionary Society
Community Council
Mount Dora State Financials Report March 4 1935
At Mount Dora Florida the city closes business on March 4 1935 with fund balances showing 132 998 35 in currency and 67 688 83 in other accounts and 6 591 48 in a third category.
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Mount Dora
Florida
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Mt. Dora Theatre
George White
James Dunn
Alice Faye
Cliff Edwards
Arline Judge
Vienna’ Woods
FBI
Jan Kiepura
Buck Jones
Rocky Rhodes
Eustis Theatre
Talkies
Mon
Ann Harding
Frank Morgan
Katherine Alexander
Evelyn Laye
Henry Wilcoxon
Princess Charming
Thurs
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Paramount News
Sun-Mon-Tae-Thu
Girl Scout Council
Orange Lake Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Mallory
A. Schonenberger
James Simpson
Frank Burkhart
Thomas Lashar
Vivia Craig
Shirley Shonenberger
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Eleanor Minkley
Jean Shipes
Bidwell
Geo. L. Bidwell
Alexander Street
HOTEL
Mount Dora and Grill
Hillcrest Tea Room
Fifth Avenue
P. B. Spear, Jr
Patsey
Marquette
Mich
Middletown, Ohio
I. Ronsheim
G. W. Swartz
Medina
Ohio
J. E. Daniels
Middletown
J. H. Washburn
Grays Lake, Ill
Ninth Avenue
E. E.gorham
Norwalk
Chet Rehm
Mercedes
Oak Park, Ill
Daisy Heist
Lake Jem
Fred H. Begole
Chas. E. Begole
John Heist
C. E. Tincher
Sterling F. Hayward
A. E. Anderson
Fletcher Crane
Washington, D. C
C. E. Tichner
Incentremt
Palm Dining Room
Ruth E. McGraw
L. F. Stewart
C. M. Bell
S Missionary Society
Methodist Church
L. B. Vincent
T. A. Dorothy Morton
Erene League
Zalwood
Lake County
Court House
First National Bank
United States
Banking House ‘Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
ZOE Ici
Seigec
Gepeetts
Coe
A. Ane
Brian
Total Capital Account
State of Florida
County of Lake
J. M. McCown
Bank
Mary M. True
Robt. W. Dickson
J. J. West
Mt [Ora Hardware Company
Hale
Annbrite Cleanser
Goodrich Tires
Goodrich
Kimball
Donnelly
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