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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

5

Social clubs and gatherings mark week in Leesburg

Social events fill the week with meetings and hosting duties. The Monday Social Club elected officers led by Mrs Schuckert and set next week’s hostesses. The King’s Daughters closed their season with a Bible reading and songs. Mrs Vernon Conner hosted a dessert bridge at Lake Jem with many attendees from surrounding towns and several prize winners.

Evens Edith Myers Schuckert T. F. Wagner J. C. Cooper Bessie Bridge Blanchard Elsie Sheldon King’s Daughters King’s Daughters and Sons Sea- Leesburg LaGier Judd Bertine Harold Overhiser Alexander Street

Wayside Personnel Entertain Employers

The Wayside Packing House personnel hosted Mr. and Mrs. Win C Sleight and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Sleight for a Wednesday evening dinner on April 10. A full course chicken menu, corsages, handmade place cards, and nosegays enhanced the table. Attending were Irene Haislip Marion Peabody Ruth Risley Ruby Bowen Roy Bradford Rose Cornell Pearl Killian. absent were Lillian Christie Charles Vice Claude Rothwell and Ruth Mattison.

Wayside Wayside Packing House Win C. Sleight Frederick W. Sleight Irene Haislip Marion Peabody Ruth Risley Ruby Bowen Roy Bradford Rose Cornell Pearl Killian Lillian Christie Charles Vice Claude Rothwell Claude Rothwell, Jr Ruth Mattison

Pythian Sisters Memorial Service Honors Departed Members

Pythian Sisters held their annual memorial on April 7 with Rev. James Sutley delivering a meaningful address. Mrs. Daniel Bishop sang two selections, with Mrs. C. M. Brown at the piano, as candles and lilies honored deceased members Josephine LaBreck and William J. Ferris. A candle procession and postservice cemetery flowers marked the ceremony memory.

James Sutley Daniel Bishop Josephine la Breck William J. Ferris C. M. Brown Mae Fenton Josephine LaBreck Gertrude Drawdy Cora Kelly

St Thomas Auxiliary Meet In Eustis

The St Thomas Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary gathered at Mrs Wm H Hirst's home in Eustis on Tuesday April 9 with strong turnout despite many tourists leaving for northern homes. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Horace B Blake Vice President Mrs Robert M Carswell Secretary Mrs E L Schumacher and Treasurer Mrs R H Williams. A May meeting will be a covered dish luncheon per President Mrs Blake.

ST. Thomas Eustis St. Thomas Episcopal Church Wm. H. Hirst Center Street Horace B. Blake Robert M. Carswell E. L. Schumacher R. H. Williams Blake

Church Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Talk

At the May gathering Mrs. Stin Haselton spoke on Ways and Teachings of the Church. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants Miss Annie Pierson Mrs. Don Conkling and Mrs. B Everatt.

Stin Haselton Annie Pierson Don Conkling B. Everatt

Residents announce travel and family relocations

Personal news notes list Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meyers heading to Corwith Iowa. Mrs. Anna Hildwein heads to Ludlow Vermont due to her father’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. A P Bigelow plan a summer stay in Middlesex Vermont. Mrs. W J Phelps travels to Boston after months at Villa Dora Hotel. Mrs J J Hall returns to New Haven from winter at Hotel Mount Dora. Mr and Mrs E E Pecker, winter residents at 809 Donnelly Avenue, are noted.

Anna Hildwein Ludlow, Vt Mrs A. P. Bigelow Middlesex Vermont W. J. Phelps Boston Mass Villa Dora Hotel J. J. Hall New Haven Conn Mount. Dora E. E. Pecker Donnelly Avenue Fred M. Wescott Sorrento Mount Dora J. L. Mills Rhodes Street W. A. Sheldon Northampton Fifth Avenue

Residents’ Travel Notes From Marblehead Area

The column lists residents returning home or traveling to summer or winter residences. Mrs. Oliver J. Bushnell departs Marblehead for Hinsdale Illinois after a three month stay at Villa Dora Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. John Barker head to Deansboro New York. Mr. and Mrs. J H H Voss and the Gatelius home purchase anchor winter plans in Jay New York. Clarence Dean leaves for Geneva New York to spend summer. Dr. N S Mayo returns to Highland Park Illinois from Villa Dora. Mrs. John Hazelwood visits Milwaukee Wisconsin and will stay through May with Mrs. Adam Hazelwood.

Oliver J. Bushnell Hinsdale, NL Villa Dora Clarence Dean Seventh Avenue Geneva N .Y

Hazelwood kin, naval retirements, and summer moves

Hazelwood family items include Mrs Hazelwood widow of Adam Hazelwood’s son. Irving Bowale reserve sailor discharged at Jacksonville. Various relatives travel to East Orange New Jersey Sorrento Hendersonville and Mount Dora for summer visits. Mrs Abbott marks fiftieth wedding anniversary.

Irving B.owale U. S Jacksonville James Sutley Charles R. Wilmot Sedano House East Orange N. J Alvord Charles E. Abbott

Villa Dora Hotel Social Scene Near Season’s End

The piece notes pleasant weather and lingering guests at Villa Dora Hotel, Kiwanis Club luncheons and Ladies Night, a Florida Federation of Art board meeting in Mount Dora, a well attended bingo, and a Saturday card party with multiple prize winners. Arrivals include Oscar Taussig and others from New York, Highwood, and Midlands.

Kiwanis Club The Florida Federation of Art Mount Dora Florida Bernhard Schroeder George Church Oscar Taussig Robert Livermore Mary Murray Everard Stubbs Oliver Bushnell New York City Paul Anderson Highwood Ill Thomas Griswold, Jr Midlands Michigan

six million dollar Palatka mill for Hudson Pulp and Paper

A new six million dollar kraft paper mill is to rise in Palatka for the Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp of New York City. Merritt Chapman and Scott of New York are the contractors. The plant covers about 150000 square feet and will employ 500 workers.

Palatka Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp New York City Merritt, Chapman ,and Scott New York

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