Ocklawaha Chapter D A R to Meet
The regular March meeting of the Ocklawaha Chapter D A R is announced with attendees expected and agenda details to be discussed at the session.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1942
Page
5
The regular March meeting of the Ocklawaha Chapter D A R is announced with attendees expected and agenda details to be discussed at the session.
Mount Dora Chapter No. 103 O E S holds regular meeting at 8 p m with Past Matrons and Patrons as honor guests. Mrs Ida Sellers chairs the Hospitality Committee for the social hour after the meeting. Members and visiting Stars invited.
An eight to ten o'clock reception honors Dr and Mrs James Austin Richards the newly appointed Community Church pastor. It is hosted at Miss Medeliene Milner's home 206 East Ninth Avenue inviting all church members and friends to meet them.
The Monday Social Club in the Community Building entertained their husbands with a dinner and card games last Wednesday for about 110 attendees. Mrs. J. H. Brydon won pinochle, Mrs. A. E. Lobeck took five hundred, and Mrs. Cogswell won contract. Next Monday hostesses are Mrs. Mary White, Mrs. L. M. Wade, and Mrs. W. C. Hull. Playing begins at 2 15 PM.
The Community Church hosted a Valentine dinner and social with about 120 guests on Friday evening. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Whiting and Miss Carrie Barden. numerous ladies assisted in serving, kitchen work, and table setting. Thanks were extended to contributors of labor and supplies for the new dining room tables and decorations.
Personal notices list Miss Josephine Dill of Johnstown visiting sister Mrs. Frank Ak e. Charles LeMore and daughter from Port Chester New York stay with Mrs. Harry T. Fish on Helen street. Albert T. Belshe and son Tom from Winnetka Illinois visit Alta Belshe. Tom Woodward from Georgetown South Carolina visits his father James M. Thompson. Edna Wilson of Freedom Pennsylvania visits the McLanes en route to Miami. Claude Chapman and wife visit Kissimmee and Orlando while seeing son Milton at the Army Air Base. Marie Chapman of Plymouth joins them. J C Clark and daughter and son in law Antonio Couttolenc and Jimmie from San Diego travel toward Buenos Aires for Couttolenc to serve as Mexican Consul General. he was previously Consul in San Diego.
Recent arrivals at the Grand View Hotel include Mrs. W. V. Sublett of Lexington Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carshaw from Gulfport Florida Miss Mae E. Low also of Gulfport Florida Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Doxey from Brooklyn New York and Mrs. Coakley from Mountain Lake Florida.
The Zellwood Inn welcomes guests including Nora McGlasson of Chicago Ida Villier from Long Island A C Belmont of St Petersburg Pete Peterson of Troy Fred Jenkins from Long Island Robinsons of Newburg Har Clark from Syracuse Porter er of Plant City Isabel Bennett and Isa bell Christie of Toronto Mrs Campbell and John Romain of Troy and Ethel Ware from Orlando Florida.
Mr and Mrs Raymond E Daniels announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday morning February 22 at Lake County Medical Center weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. The baby will be named Catherine Louise. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
Funeral services for John Harris 70 noted inventor who died Monday at his home near Eustis will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at Zeller Rehbaum Funeral Home Eustis with Dr Merle Anderson officiating. Burial follows Forest Cemetery Mount Dora. Harris held patents for more than 700 inventions mainly acetylene appliances and perfected a process to make pigeon blood rubies from aluminum. He lived at Sylvan Shores Mount Dora then near Eustis. Survived by Rose widow son Earl Cleveland two grandchildren two brothers Harry Cleveland Frank Pennsylvania and sister Mrs E Taylor New Jersey.
The article urges immediate action after a negative initial blood test for syphilis during pregnancy. It recommends a second test at seven months to catch late infections, explains benefits of treating the mother during pregnancy for the baby's health, and warns that delaying treatment greatly raises the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, or diseased babies.
Nathan A Cadwallader 103 a native of Fostoria Ohio and long time Mason died February 17 at Indianapolis Indiana in his cousin's home He joined the Fostoria lodge in 1864 Burial was at Fairbault Minnesota where he worked in real estate for years He was cousin to Mrs George DeMuth of Whitehouse Ohio and Mount Dora
The message urges expectant mothers to prioritize fetal health by seeking medical care early. It stresses that a healthy unborn child is a mother’s primary responsibility and recommends consulting a doctor for guidance and checkups.
A Canadian wartime registration list 12 miles long names about 2,200,000 Canadians aged 16 to 69 with training in specialized occupations valuable to the war effort. The list resulted from National Registration requiring all Canadians 16 and over to answer questions and carry a registration card at all times.
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