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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

Page

7

Mount Dora residents and visitors travel in Central Florida

Mount Dora and nearby Lake County residents and visitors are listed with trips to Miami Beach Daytona Beach Indian Springs Montverde Melbourne Beach and other Florida and out of state locations. Several individuals return from trips to Jacksonville Pensacola Indiana Illinois and New York. Major Martin and family relocate to DeLand as wartime moves continue.

Major Paul Martin Mount Dora D. F. Crane Alexander Street DeLand Major Martin

Wehler Hosts Past Chiefs Evening at Former Home

Wehler entertained the Past Chiefs on Tuesday evening at the former home. Delicious refreshments were served and all reported an interesting meeting and a good time.

Wehler

Local visitors spend week with families in town

Personal James Thompson spent the week here with his mother Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Beasley has returned to Mount Dora after visiting her children in Georgia. Mr. W L Cooper of Fredonia New York arrived Tuesday to spend the month with his son Reverend Floyd Cooper and family. Mr. Cooper al

Kenneth Maglathlin Pensacola Tangerine B. F. Stokley Orlando Jacksonville Jessie Pike Earl Stanley George Dahlin Key West James H. Brydon LaGrange Mount Dora James Thompson Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Beasley Georgia W.L. Cooper Fredonia N. Y Rev Floyd Cooper Cooper al

Red Cross Yarn Supply for Wristlets and Helmets

Miss Margaret Lewis in charge of Red Cross knitting has received wool for wristlets and helmets. Knitters may pick it up by calling at her home at 728 McDonald Street.

Margaret Lewis Red Cross Knitting McDonald Street

Dismukes announce birth of daughter Janet Frances

Mr and Mrs H S Dismukes of 947 Gorham Street announce the birth of a daughter Janet Frances on Friday July 24 at O Kelley Hospital Leesburg. Mother and baby are doing nicely.

H. S. Dismukes Gorham. Street Janet Frances O’kelley Leesburg

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness

Marion Van Voorhis expresses gratitude to friends for kindness shown during her illness.

Marion van Voorhis

Community Center Thanks Donor For Five Dollar Gift

Mamie Lee Gilbert expresses gratitude for Paul Milner's five dollar donation to support the East Town Community Center. She notes the promise of folding chairs as a helpful donation.

Paul Milner Mamie Lee Gilbert

War Bonds Urged to Safeguard Finances

Public appeal urges readers to invest in war bonds to support national finances and secure financial stability during wartime. Authorities emphasize patriotism and steady returns as a safe investment option for households and communities.

Zellwood Social Notes Report Weekend Visits and Events

Mrs. W O Marchant visits Nashville while Miss Ella Reeves spends time with her Orlando family. The Jones Memorial Class met at the Lovelady home after a truck sit. Guests included Spotts Montverde Vincent Parker Pugh Creech Osborn families. Marguerite Vincent visits Albury and Merritt's Island guests stay with E S Marsell. Shirley Mae Whitehurst returns home from Open Springs. Winifred Beck visits Williston. A choir forms led by Mariam Spottswood with Mrs. W D Lavelady as pianist. practices follow prayer meeting.

W. O. Marchant Nashville Tenn Ella Reeves Orlando A. R. Reeves Jones W. D. Lovelady Spotts Montverde B. A. Vincent Jack Parker Eddie Parker Carroll Pugh Harold Creech Leon Osborn Marguerite Vincent Albury Pearl Sinclair Mary E. Pierce Merritt's Island E. S. Marsell Shirley Mae Whitehurst Blene Bell Open Springs Winifred Beck Williston Mariam Spottswood Methodist Church W. D. Lavelady

Removing Fruit Stains With Home USDA Tips

Fresh fruit stains on cottons and linens respond best when treated promptly. Use boiling water on white or color fast fabrics, then sun bleach or chemical bleaches if needed. for fresh peaches pears and plums apply cold water glycerine, soapless shampoo and vinegar or oxalic acid, rinsing thoroughly.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Obituary of Mrs Mary Dewhirst Lyon of Bridgeport Conn

Mrs Mary Dewhirst Lyon of Bridgeport Connecticut died at home on Tuesday July 28 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Henry E Bishop funeral home with interment in Mt Grove cemetery. She spent winters in Mount Dora and Tampa, was active in the Yacht Club and social circles, and enjoyed community activities.

Mary Dewhirst Lyon Bridgeport Mount Dora

Army Air Force trainees boost Florida State Exhibits visitors

A changing stream of boys in the Army Air Force Replacement Training Center at Atlantic City for a thirty day period augments visitors to the Florida State Exhibits on the Boardwalk.

Army Air Force Replacement Training Center Atlantic City Florida State

Don't Talk to Doubtful Bureaucracy in Washington

The piece laments wartime information overload and a sprawling federal bureaucracy. It argues that frequent statements from bureaus confuse the public, that politicians are essential yet scapegoated, and that the public distrust in Congress undermines democracy while bureaucrats overstep authority.

Tampa Peleinater Washington Sangelas Ickes Henderson Congress House Senate

Citrus Industry Declared Essential to War Effort

Mar E. Pace of United Growers and Shippers says manpower officials and the agriculture department have classified citrus as essential and certified it to the selective service. Key citrus workers will receive draft deferments to protect next year’s harvest as Washington advocates, with senators Pepper and Andrews aiding.

Mar E. Pace United Growers and Shippers Manpower Commission Department of Agriculture National Selective Service Pace Florida W. J. Steed Gedinatty Washington Pepper and Andrews United Growers

Old Hats and Shoes in a Candid Portrait of Women

A short personal musing notes a fondness for antique typewriters hats and shoes while offering a sharp observation that women seldom misstep and rarely acknowledge error.

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