Busy travel plans mark Anita Stedronsky and friends
Anita Stedronsky, famed for her Mount Dora high school voice, will perform at Stephens College on the 23rd then travel Europe with her parents for three months visiting London Paris Rome Vienna and other Mediterranean cities. They plan to reunite in New York and Florida this fall before Anita enrolls at Rollins College in Winter Park to study psychology.
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Anita Stedronsky
United States
Miss Stedronsky
Mount Dora
Stephens College
Missouri
George Stedronskys
Lake Shore Sr
Anita
Stephens
Europe
London
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Stedrowskys
New York
Florida
Rollins College
Winter Park
Victor L. Eklund
Montebello
Peter Gordon Sahula
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Art Center
OOL
John
Alice Bird
Josalia
Limit Rd
England
Hague
Alice
Harry Fogg
I. J. Dubey
Samuel Plummer
Portland
L. Spencer Hyde
Valley Forge
Maine
Hydes
Woman's Club Finale Luncheon Spreads Mexican Theme
The last club meeting of the season is a luncheon at the Community building at 12:30 on April 17. Reservations with Mrs. Dwight Whitehill or Mrs. John A. Mueller. Park Board Chairman Win Sleight will present slides titled A Trip through Modern Mexico. His daughter-in-law Mrs. Frederick W. Sleight is luncheon chairman with Mexican motif decor.
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Woman’s Club
Dwight Whitehill
John A. Mueller
Park Board
Win Sleight
Mexico
Frederick W. Sleight
Daughters to Hear Of Nipponese Life
An account of a service man life in Japan via tape recording will entertain the King’s Daughters at 8 p.m. Monday at the Community building. Mrs. Ruth Risley will present a recording from her son Floyd stationed with the Air Force in Japan. His wife Sondra teaches in an American school there. Hostesses are Mrs. Mamie True Crosswhite and Mrs. Marriet Mills.
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Japan
Ruth Risley
Floyd
Air Force
Sondra
Mamie True Crosswhite
Marriet Mills
State President Jessie Conner Installs Lakes Hills Officers
State President Jessie Conner installs Lakes and Hills officers at a luncheon in Villa Dora. The gathering included Mrs. Lester Roberts and Mrs. William Havens among officials, with a tea planned for April 17. The meeting theme was Shake Hands with Botany and featured Emma Sears Marsh wildlife paintings donated to the club.
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Glennoon
W. Eardley Wilmot
Conner
Miami
Lakes and Hills
William Havens
Villa Dora
Lake County
Emma Sears Marsh
Susan Sleight
Holly Gulledge
Shirley Couch
Mary Headley
Barbara Siess Troth to Be Engaged to Airman Floyd McCason
Mrs Elizabeth Siess announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Siess to Airman Floyd McCason of Umatilla. Barbara a Mount Dora high school graduate and bank employee. Floyd McCullough a 1952 Umatilla graduate stationed at McDill Air Force Base Tampa. Wedding plans will be announced later.
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Elizabeth Siess
Barbara
Floyd McCason
W. R. Miough
Umatilla
Siess
Mount Dora High School
Stratford Junior College
Danville
First National Bank
McCullough
Umatilla High School
Air Force
McDill Base
Tampa
Ocklawaha Chapter Wins State Award
The Ocklawaha chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Eustis received a third-place award for the most publicity at the recent state conference. New members welcomed include Mrs. J. W. Thetford of Mount Dora and Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark and Mrs. E. S. Dillingham of Eustis. Mrs. Frank S. Larkin of Wellesley Hills Mass., state chaplain, attended as a distinguished visitor. Fr. Edward spoke on Easter What It Means. Hostesses were Mrs. Martin J. Walter and several Mount Dora residents.
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Ocklawaha
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eustis
Edward
J. W. Thetford
Mount Dora
Alfred Corning Clark
New York City
E. S. Dillingham
Frank S. Larkin
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Massachusetts Society
Martin J. Walter
R. E. Harrington
Ralph L. Beach
R. C. Bardwell
Edward Bower
Grace
Alice Davis
Roosevelt Quote on Enduring Hardship in History
A Roosevelt quotation comments on the value of a life lived with effort, noting that no easy life yields a name worth remembering. The statement contrasts hardship with lasting renown.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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