Social Mock Tallant Wedding in Contoocook New Hampshire
Miss Rosz Belle Little of Contoocook NH wed Mr Kirk Mock on July 6 1934 at the Congregational parsonage Corsenster NH with Rev James Crowe officiating. Miss Alice L Little and other family ties noted. The couple plans a home on a Mock farm after a period living with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Mattie B. Little
Emma Jane Tallant
Concord
N. H
Mrock
Webster
New Hampshire
Mr. Mock
Mock
S. C. A. Club Party At Miss Schonenberger Home
A S C A Club meeting and party was held Wednesday night at the home of Miss Shirley Schonenberger. The evening featured bridge with Miss Doris Isted winning high score. Refreshments followed. Present were club members Misses Eleanor Wells Martha Wells Marie Slack Jane McCarty Doris Isted Francys Sadler Shirley Schonenberger and guest Mrs Claude Carter substituting for Miss Mary Elizabeth Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Schonenberger
Bridge
Doris Isted
Eleanor and
Martha Wells
Marie Slack
Jane McCarty
Francys Sadler
Claude Carter
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Dentist Dr. Lemuel Colson Reopens Practice in Mount Dora
Dr. Lemuel Colson resumes dentistry in Mount Dora at the Donnelly Office Building Suite 18 joining Dr. Wood as a returning practitioner. He welcomes former patients friends and new clients to his new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Colson
Mount Dora
Donnelly
Suite 18
Wood
Kimball's Garage Named Hudson and Terraplane Agent
Harvey Kimball proprietor of Kimball's Garage has taken the local agency for Hudson and Terraplane automobiles. A demonstration car will be on the floor soon and interested persons may call to view it. The Hudson's popularity is noted in Mount Dora and the Terraplane's performance and durability are well regarded. Kimball offers service with his mechanical skill.
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Harvey Kimball
Kimball
Hudson and
Terraplane
Mr. Kimball
Mr. LaDue
Hudson
Mount Dora
Family travel and visits across Florida and beyond
Personal notices list neighbors and relatives taking extended trips or short visits. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Grady Simpson heading to Onsted Michigan for two months, others visiting Coronado Beach, North Carolina mountains, Providence Rhode Island, Boston and Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Simpson
Onsted
Michigan
W. R. Lambert
F. W. Overhiser
North Carolina
Seed Disinfection Prevents Seed Borne Diseases
Dr G F Weber of the Florida Experiment Station endorses disinfecting track crop seed before planting to prevent diseases such as angular leaf spot and bacterial blister. Use a 11000 solution of corrosive sublimate, soak seeds in cloth bags for 8 to 15 minutes depending on crop, stir during treatment, and dry on old newspapers before planting. Handle poison with care.
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G. F. Weber
Florida Experiment Station
Sunshine State Tourism Plan Seen Boosting Florida
Florida publicity official Mr. Colee tours St Louis Kansas City Chicago and other cities placing emphasis on the 1934 Florida Exhibit at Century of Progress. He says lower rates better recreation programs and statewide advertising will draw millions, with radio outreach and Governor Shultz promoting Florida to northern audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Mr. Colee
David Shultz
Florida
Colee
State Chamber
Florida National Advertising Council
America
Middle West
Children Story and Music Hour Opens Saturday
The first Saturday morning Story and Music Hour for children sponsored by the PTA drew about fifteen attendees. It will be held each Saturday from 9 to 10 a.m. until September, inviting children up to intermediate grades. Mrs George Malone leads storytelling and Mrs Perry B James handles music.
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Parent-Teacher Association
George .Malone
Perry B. James
Not an Authority on Paper Currency
A compact quip notes lack of authority on life of paper money as no currency has ever died in hand.
Hints to Housewives: Home Demonstration Tray Aids Service
A Tallahassee guide describes a versatile serving tray designed for large households. The 16 by 26 inch top, supported by four legs, includes a white china compartment, a silver drawer, and a lower shelf. It rolls on noiseless castors or small wheels, can be used as a bedside or reading table, and is built to pass through doorways without bumping.
Duggan Brothers Circus Showcases Mena the Mighty Elephant
The Duggan Brothers Circus headed by W F Duggan of Mount Dora features Mena a 79 year old female elephant said to be the largest in captivity. At over 12 feet tall and four tons she is valued at 15000 and travels in a large motorized rig with a keeper to prevent telephone wire mishaps. Otto Mena’s younger brother weighs two tons and may outgrow her in a decade. The three ring venture performs across Indiana and Illinois with a self-contained traveling city of staff, shops, and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan Brothers Circus
W. F. Duggan
Mount Dora
Mena
Collier’s Magazine
Courtney Ryley Cooper
United States
Otto
Indiana
Illinois
Natural refrigeration caverns chill Kansas City area
Hundreds seek relief from 100 degree heat in caverns near Kansas City formed by cement work. The tunnels known as the catacombs of Jackson County emit cold air around 70 degrees, supplying natural air conditioning to nearby offices and parked cars as water drips from cold rock.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Jackson County
Missouri, Portland Cement Company
Strikes Like Fevers End At A Stage Of Common Sense
The quote compares strikes to fevers that run their course until both sides reach common sense. It suggests a point when conflict yields to practical resolution as employers and workers reach agreement. The text reflects a pragmatic view of labor disputes and their natural progression toward settlement.
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Aar
Florene Lotz
Ellene Aeag
C. E
Christian Paxerwiltae
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Tampa
Eustis Theatre
Perfect Talkies
SUN
Mon
Vergie Winters
Ann. Harding
John_ Boles
Pathe News
Sinn Fein
William Powell
Jane Frohmann
Isham Jones
Margaret Sullivan
Douglass Montgomery
Paramount News
Betty Boop
Frank McHugh
Mary Astor
John: Halliday
Burton’s Blue Bird Restaurant
Our
Indian Rocks
Gulf
Largo
Hope Merrick
Evelyn McDowell
Coronado Beach
E. C. Stovall
Jessie Pike
Jeannette Pike
Stovall
Kenneth Jensen
Jacksonville
A. P. Sidel
T C. Jensen
Bertha Eddy
North
Providence
R. L
Boston
Mass
Betty West
Bridgewater
Conn
Elwood Carpenter
George Dahlin
Washington, D. C
David S. Simpson
Rhoda Simpson
Canada
Coralie Cooper
Miss Stout
Charles Stout
Eau Gallie
Daytona Beach
Geaves
Paul Turrentine
Kansas
W. J. Ferris
Curtis Wise
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
C. B. McAllister
Charles Brooks
Statesboro
W. L. Story
McAllister
Story
Sea Island Bank
Sunshine State
Harold Colee
Publicity Committee
State Chamber of Commerce
Hale
Thompson’s
Maryland
Tallahassee
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mijjora Hardware Company
C. C. Moorhead
Wakehouse
Crane’s
Kimball’s
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