Mount Dora gathering recalls Florida winter visitors
Mr Kerr noted the event and read a poem about flight. Mr Tucker presented vivid Florida views in technicolor showing why many winter visitors come. The night featured north scenery, autumn colors, and wildflowers, with refreshments served by Mrs Cora Burbank and Mrs Lily White.
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Mount Dora
Kerr
Tucker
Florida
Moore
LaBreck
Leslie Gore
Concord
Mass
Sherman Laskey
Toledo
Ohio
Alexander Kerr
Malden
Harriet Foster
Meriden
Conn
Annie Luce
Cora Burbank
Warren
Olive Mansfield
Brownsville
Texas
Lily White
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Azella Goodell
Bridgeport
Keyhoe
Mt. Rose
Iowa
Mansfield
Arthur Bigelow
Miss Goodell
Grand Chapter Meeting Highlights Eastern Star Work
Mount Dora Chapter reports on the 40th annual Grand Chapter session held in Tampa. Highlights include a Star themed All Star Session, Red Cross ambulance gifts, a $500 Red Cross check, and radio broadcast. Mabelle Romey and Paul J. Beacham elected Worthy Grand Matron and Patron. About 2,000 attend.
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Pearl Camp
Mount Dora
Order of the Eastern Star
Tampa
Municipal Auditorium
Josephine Simpson
Red Cross
United States Army
Florida Grand Chapter
Mabelle Romey
Miami
Paul J. Beacham
Jacksonville
Romey
Leesburg
Masonic Hall
Local Round of Visits and Travel Notes
Personal news items list residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pecker heading to Marblehead Mass. Mrs. Sprague ill at home on Simpson Street. Nellie Schaff and Darlene moved into Haumann apartments for the summer. Julia Olivier of Palatka visited sister Mrs. Thompson. J. E. Dixon of Perry Ga. visiting mother and sister. J. E. Carangelo of New Haven arrived to stay with Mrs. James F. Smith. The Baileys returned to Conn. after five months in Mount Dora. Lieut and Mrs. W. A. Vincent and Jimmie visited Mount Dora family. Dickey leaves for Gee Ohio for summer with Gilbert Jones family. Anna Muecke and others occupy Haumann apartments for summer.
Social News Highlights From Dickinson and Jacksonville
Miss Claire Nuttall of Miami visited her sister Mrs. A A Taner in Dickinson North Dakota. Rita Daniels a U S Cadet Nurse at St Vincent's sat in on an open weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond E Daniels. Mrs Elizabeth Powers, with Miss Mary Emma Jones, left for Jacksonville to spend the summer with her son C W Moore. Mrs G J Johnson and daughter Betty Jean with Mrs Joe Davis and Miss Bettye Lotz of Jacksonville enjoyed a few days here visiting Miss Eleanore Minkley and others at Mrs K Thompson residence.
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Kill-Kare Lodge
Moore
Sherman Lackey
Claire Nuttall
Miami
A. A. Taner
Mr. Tanner
Rita Daniels
U. S
St. Vincent's Sy Tal
Raymond E. Daniels
Elizabeth Powers
Mary Emma Jones
Jacksonville
C. W. Moore
G. J. Johnson
Betty Jean
Joe Davis
Bettye _Lotz
Miss Lotz
Eleanore Minkley
Marieompson
Residents rejoin Mount Dora guests and travels noted
Mrs J D Peace returns from a month in Cleveland with daughter Mrs F W Siess and little girls Carol and Barbara to Sylvan Shores. Mr and Mrs R C Thomas depart for Patchogue Long Island, awaiting their fourteenth season at Villa Dora Hotel with plans for a fifteenth. Mr and Mrs W Sheldon leave for Northampton after a twenty six year winter stay, deeming Mount Dora home. Mrs Reuben Davis from Daytona Beach visits Roy Lewis while Mrs H H Hildwein visits Donald Slack family and may return in May.
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J. D. Peace
Cleveland
Ohio
F. W. Siess
Carol
Barbara
Mrs. Pease
Sylvan Shores
R. C. Thomas
Patchogue
Long Island
Mount Dora
Villa Dora Hotel
Reuben Davis
Daytona Beach
Roy Lewis
Ed Baker Urges Pick The Man Not The Plan
Senator Ed Baker of Umatilla urged voters to choose the person over platforms at Jacksonville. He argued the important factor is the man who will administer programs, not the specifics of each candidate's plan.
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ED Baker
Umatilla
Jacksonville
Baker urges voters to back layman candidate in Polk stops
Floridian civic leader Baker, former superintendent of the Harry Anna Crippled Children's Home, plans Friday night remarks at Courthouse Square Tampa and six Polk County appearances Saturday. He questions choosing a candidate driven by political ambition over a layman with business and public service experience.
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Harry-Anna Crippled Children’s Home
Courthouse Square
Tampa
Polk County
Jacksonville
Ed Baker
Plant City
Navy
Self
Palm Beach Times
Masons, Elks
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Baker Declares Self as Florida Governor Candidate
The speaker argues that public offices require more than tricks and legal knowledge and asserts he has common sense, understanding, and an unselfish heart. The remarks emphasize reliance on a state agency for governance and present Baker as the suitable choice for Florida's future.
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Florida
Baker
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