Davidson-DuBois Wedding Plans New Years Day
Miss Dorothy A. DuBois of Cleveland wed Leonard Philip Davidson in a New Year’s Day lawn ceremony at the Riese home in Lake Jem. The groom, an Air Force veteran with the Soldier’s Medal, served in Europe Africa and Italy as an aerial engineer. The couple’s reception followed at the Orange Court Hotel in Orlando.
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W. 0. Riese
Milton Garfield Davidson
Orange Court Hotel
Orlando
Camilla
Air Force
England
Africa
Italy
12Th
15Th Air Forces
DuBois
Northern Ohio Institute
Couple Buy Home In Astatula After Ohio Trip
A couple plans to return to their new home in Astatula on February first following a visit to Ohio. The bride previously worked with the American Red Cross as a canteen supervisor in Asia during World War II.
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Ey School
Ole Ohio
American Red Cross
New Guiog
East Indies
Eppines
Astatula
Ohio
Winter Holiday Visitors Fill Mount Dora
Local residents and traveling families arrive for winter stays at The Homestead and area hotels. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. W A Conrad with son Dick in Albany Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Batton returning from Eupora Mississippi. Rev. Kermit Wheeler and family visiting. and others from Maine, Kansas, Ohio, Connecticut and New York making seasonal homes and attending events.
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W. A .Conrad T
Albany. Ga
Mrs
Jack Batton
Mrs. Batton
Eupora
Mississippi
Kermit Wheeler
Winter Park Methodist Church
Wilmington
N. C
Discharged Serviceman Relocates to Washington D C
Donald spendin week So de Marie heen by Deco anti overseas in the war pinsted after several months of life his discharge is now stationed at Andrews Fig Washington D C. Mr C HL son arrived last week from and is at the Hotel Mount Dora for the winter. He is a former newspaperman and former owner of a newspaper in N vents of ieper uuments years of newspaper ip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
de Marie Heen
Deco
Andrews Fig
Washington, D. C
C. HL Son
Mount Dora
Nvents
Ieper
Howard couple takes month motor trip to Florida
Mr and Mrs P W Howard travel with New York State Senator eca Ordnance aboard the destroyer Voglesang. After a week or two in Miami they reach Mount Dora and stay at the Hotel Mount Dora making it their headquarters for visits to points of interest statewide.
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Frederic A. Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Bradenton
Mexico
Henry Wittnebert and Son
Pelican Island
Seaside Heights
Hans Abrahamson
Miami
State
Plymouth Cottages
P. W. Howard
New York State
Seneca Ordnance
Florida
Mount Dora
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Highland Ave
Burton’s Garage
N.A.P.A. Auto Parts
Clare
Eustis
Leonard Barker
S. Orange Ave
Income Tax Service
W. R. Battle
Internal Revenue Service
First Federal Blog
Leesburg, Fla
Crane Furniture Company
Iver
Setian
S. Bay
Alex Fox
Eustis, Florida
W. A
Tommy Kelly
Norman Park
Earl Beebe
Teese
Carl Henderson, Jr
Gainesville
Wm. Boyle
Ardga
Carrie. Kimball Storer
Clayton
Charles Robinson
Maine
Karrie Kimball Storer
Clayton Street
Bill Heck
E. E. Truskett
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas
Emogene Barton
Bob Barton
Cleveland
Leila Jones
Mary Emma Jones
Clyde C. Hadden
Richard and
George
Betsy McGwinn
Edna McGwinn
Gladys Irene Crane
Kansas City
Fletcher Crane
Kansas University
Carl Suber and Family
Tallahassee
M. L. Sikes
Memphis, Tenn
H. H. Chamberlain
Tangerine
Anna Hildwein
Quonset Point
R. 1
Linda Lewis
Providence
R. I
Daytona Beach
C. W. Brock
Hamden
Conn
Grand View Hotel
John Ehninger
Fred Baerman
Tom and
Dimis
C. C. Ames
Lake Ola
Ehninger
Downers Grove, Sr
George L. Bidwell
Towson, Md
Helen Given
Villa Dora Hotel
Bidwell
O. F. Taussig
New York City
Lakeside Inn
Lakeside
A. J. Mosteller
Paul
Dwight
Te & A
Calient - Murraer
Navy
Charleston
S. C
Voglesang
Boley’s
Fernshaw — Eustis
T. M. Kramer, Jr
Donnelly
Stowe Estate
Liberty St
Mount Dora, Fla
Homer Morris
Texaco
U. S. Highway 441
Jimmies Garage
Delco and
Exide Batteries
Mount Dora, Florida
W. A. Smallwood
Highland Street
P. O. Box
Jacksonville
Key West
W. Palm Beach
St? Petersburg
Tampa
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Greyhound
America
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