Social Ladies Aid Meeting at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Jensen at 428 East Fifth Avenue on Friday afternoon August 18 at 3 p m. Supper given for Mr. Bryant A buffet supper was hosted by Miss Ellen Schrup for Mr. Jim Bryant of North Carolina visiting her Attending were S S Sadler Jr Betty Ogle Louise Steiffelmeir Mary Fraser Mary Louise Rehbaum Martha Fenn Charles Norris Robert Quixley Edward Brooks Leon Cheek Jr Tracy Kramer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of
The
Methodist Church
MR. Bryant
Ellen Schrup
Jim Bryant
North Carolina
King's Daughters Meeting Plans Continue Aid Efforts
Miss Nancy Stuart and Miss Mary True hosted the King's Daughters gathering at Miss Stuart's home with nineteen attendees. The brief business session covered reports and ongoing aid plans, followed by a social hour and refreshments. The September meeting will be at Mrs. Mabel Cleary's home on East Ninth Avenue, and from October meetings will be held twice monthly on the second and fourth Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Nancy Stuart
Mary True
Stuart
Mabel Cleary
East Ninth Avenue
Pittsburgh wedding of Mary Bindley and Charles Arrott Jr
A Mount Dora audience noted the Pittsburgh marriage of Miss Mary Bindley and Mr. Charles F. Arrott Jr on August 10. The bride is the granddaughter of the late Mrs. Sarah G. Bindley of Pittsburgh, a frequent Mount Dora winter visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mount Dora
Mary Bindley
Charles F. Arrott, Jr
Sarah G. Bindley
Wedding of Mr Arrott and Miss Sad Detailed in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Pittsburgh Post Gazet e describes the Episcopal wedding of Miss Sad and Mr. Robert Arrott at a Shady Avenue home. Parents Mr and Mrs Albion Bindley hosted the ceremony with maid of honor Elizabeth Bindley and matron of honor Mrs Edwin Long Kuehn. Best man Robert Arrott and ushers Albion Bindley III Edward Oxnard Sadler attended. reception featured garden flowers and white tapers. The couple will reside on Amberson Avenue after a trip to the Poconos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Episcopal Ch
Albion Bindley
Shady Avenue
Edwin Long Kuehn
Elizabeth Bindley
Robert Arrott
Albion Bindley III
Edward Oxnard Sadler
Mount Dora
Florida
Amberson Avenue
Mr. Arrott
Charles Francis Arrott
Social notes from Ocala and nearby towns on various visits
Personal notices list guests and visits including Bud Carpenter of Ocala with Mount Dora friends, Miss Floryne Lotz in a Home Making course, E Dye of Marion County visiting nephew Carl Henderson Jr, Mrs Thomas Skiff in Jacksonville visiting her mother, Old Brooks with C D Key visit, Natalie and Sheila Spilky returning from Daytona, A Lee French and Joanne French trip to Indiana, Eudora White in Montgomery for business study, Vivi a Craig returning from Dade City and Bartow, Frances Smith noted among other brief combines.
Career brings Gateway to Hollywood finalists to Princess Theatre
A vivid small town drama set in 1931 Iowa unfolds at the Princess Theatre with Anne Shirley Edward Ellis and Alice Eden among the cast. The plot centers on romance a bank collapse mob pressure domestic strife and the banker’s effort to rebuild the bank while guiding his family. The second feature is Cowboy Quarterbacks starring Bert Wheeler and Marie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gateway TO
Hollywood
Princess Theatre
Anne Shirley
Edward Ellis
Alice Eden
John Archer
Iowa
Ellis
Bert Wheeler
Marie Wilson
Residents and visitors travel and illnesses noted in local column
Many locals and visitors are listed visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Dunnaway of Jacksonville, Mrs. Jensen in Daytona Beach, General Summerall honored at Ocala luncheon, and Stella McDowell visiting grandmother Estella Clark. Others travel to Waynesville, Tampa, New York, Seneca, Orlando, and Key West. illnesses mention Esther Stevens recovering from back injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva and
Lenora Dunnaway
Jacksonville
T. C. Jensen
Dave Wiley
Ocala
Charles Summerall
Local residents and visitors recount travels and visits
Medical Center has improved enough to go home. Louise Steifelmeyer of Cullman and Mary Fraser of Birmingham Alabama return home after visiting Mary Louise Rehbaum. Calvin Bricker and other relatives from near Des Moines Iowa arrive for the death of Mr. Camp. Durward Sellers and family return from Daytona Beach. Irene Brooks and Lucy Alderman visit father C. E. Brooks after trips to Goldsboro Roxboro and New York World’s Fair. Alfa Hubbell of Palmetto Florida visits friends. Ruth Jacobs travels to Gainesville and Lubbock for family visits. J W Shaw accompanies Ruth to Montgomery Alabama. C G Loveless family picnics at Daytona Beach with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Steifelmeyer
Cullman
Mary Fraser
Birmingham
Alabama
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Calvin Bricker
Des Moines
Iowa
A. J. Camp
Camp
Irene Brooks
Lucy Alderman
Goldsboro
Roxboro
N. C
C. E. Brooks
Miss Brooks
New York
Ruth Jacobs
Gainesville
Lubbock
Texas
J. W. Shaw
Montgomery
Ala
Travel notes as families visit and travel plans unfold
Pittsburgh residents visit relatives in California and Tennessee as Mrs. Keller hosts guests. Rose Swindells falls ill in Portland and heads home with her brother Dr. Swindells of Philadelphia. Mrs. Zell and Mrs. Hubbard begin a northern tour to New York Arlington and the World’s Fair, with expectations of travel writing from Mrs. Zell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Downs
New York
Brooklyn
Rose Swindells
Portland
Oregon
Nashville
Tenn
Dr. Swindells
Philadelphia
George L. Zell
Frank Hubbard
Fred MacMahon
Arlington
Zell
Card of Thanks from Mrs. LaMar M. Silver
Mrs. LaMar M. Silver expresses gratitude for the sympathy cards and kind remembrances received during a recent illness from many friends.
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LaMar M. Silver
Gratitude for Kindness After Sudden Death
We thank friends for their services and acts of kindness shown after the sudden death of our beloved husband and father.
Girl Scout Camp Registration and Meeting Call
The notice urges Firs to register at the Chamber of Commerce for camp from August 21 to 28 and to bring listed items. A call meeting is scheduled Friday August 18 at 3 60 o'clock in the Girl Scout Little House, led by Captain Vivia Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. of C
Girl Scout Little House
Vivia Craig
We Shall Live Again by Maurice Hindus
The piece introduces Maurice Hindus born in 1891 in a Russian village who migrated to America at 14. He studied in New York City and graduated with high honors, then traveled widely in Europe and Asia lecturing on Russia. He is described as a popular lecturer whose book and talks have raised American interest in Russia's problems.
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Maurice Hindus
America
New York City
Hindus
United States
Russia
Library Fund Committee
New Miniature Golf Courses Open in Lake County
The Tavares Kiwanis Club and the Eustis Lions Club opened the latest miniature golf course following the Leesburg Lions Club launch months ago. The courses provide wholesome recreation and all profits support the Underprivileged Child Work of the sponsoring service clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Leesburg Lions Club
Tavares Kiwanis Club
Eustis Lions Club
Lake County Chamber Calls For Birth History Data
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce urges residents to file life history facts to aid the bureau’s service. Frank W. Stebbins notes the group gathers essential information on citizens for features like Lake County’s Birthday Party. Recent examples include John L. Fahs born details and H. H. Hethcox’s civic role.
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Lake County
H. H. Hethcox
Umatilla
Florida Association of County Commissioners
County Chamber of Commerce
Weasels Struggle for Numbers Amid Habitat Pressures
Fragmentary notes describe weasels as efficient killers yet prone to self-destruction through intraspecies fighting. The passage contrasts their danger to small birds and reptiles with their usefulness to humans, noting they rarely become numerous.
Rollins College Hosts Tenth Summer Reunion at Woodstock
Rollins College marks the tenth anniversary of its summer reunion on August 19 at Woodstock Connecticut. Alumni faculty trustees and friends gather at the historic Rollins president Hamilton Holt homestead to celebrate his birthday with a day of receptions meetings and a large picnic luncheon. More than 200 Rollins family members are expected to participate and many will proceed to the New York Worlds Fair afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins College
Woodstock
Conn
Rollins
Hamilton Holt
Ob. Rollins
Whi Si Gata
Aia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rita Johnson
Tom Neal
Betty Grable
SUN., Mon
Agevs Silfoet
Lewis Stone Rooney
Ann Sheridan
Richard Carlson
Bud Carpenter
Floryne Lotz
Camp Roosevelt
E. Dye
Marion, S. C
Carl ‘Henderson, Jr
Thomas Skiff
Anna Slack
Old Brooks
Enterprise, Ala
Mrs. C. D. Key
Natalie
Sheila Spilky
Daytona
A. Lee French
Joanne French
Indiana
Eudora White
Dade City
Bartow
Frances Smith
J. M. Smith
Daytona Beach
Mrs. W. E. Lackey
West Virginia
Stella McDowell
Crescent City
Estella Clark
James Simpson
Waynesville, N. C
Simpson
J. W. Seckinger
Tampa
Esther Stevens
Donald Thompson
Grady Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Seneca
S. C
James Thompson
Orlando
Edwin Thomas
Edwin
Marie W. Martin
Villa Evans
Grandview Street
Max Moorhead
Max Jr
Mr. Moorhead
Mrs
C. C. Moorhead
F.G. Hall
Harry Office
Mercedes, Texas
Frank McCarty
Carolina Beach
Key West
L. C. Broom
California
St. Joseph
D. F. Crane
Harry E. Backus
George Backus
North Carolina Mountains
Highlands Country Club
Highlands, N. C
Barbara Youn
W. D. Keys
Mrs. Durward Sellers
Alfa Hubbell
Palmetto
Hubbell
Prricipal
Wm. E. Cochran
Geo. C. Keller
Anlar
J. Ross Millar
Millar
San Bernardino
Calif
Keller
Girl Scout
Jay Wedge
MT. Dora
On” Four
Ralph Richardson
C. Aubrey Smith
Jume Duprez
SUN
Lone Ranger
Mount Dora Electric Company
Highland Ave
Canada
Tom Collins
Coca-Cola
Dr. Pepper
A. P. Sidel
Mgr. Meat Dept
REAL
Wicked Weasels
First National Bank
First National Bank OF
Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bendix Home Laundry
AL. Rehbaum, JR
Mt Dora Hardware Company
Greens
Lake County Fuel CO
Mount Dora, Florida
Electrolux Gas
Telephone
Donnelly St
Coleman’s Bakery
J. G. Ladue
Fifth Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
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