Legion meets for new regular cag bagues evening
An item notes a Legion gathering next week at the home of Mrs J for an evening meeting. The readable text is fragmented with few concrete details.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
5
An item notes a Legion gathering next week at the home of Mrs J for an evening meeting. The readable text is fragmented with few concrete details.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet Saturday February 2 at 3 p m in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs Robert Pearson and Mrs E L Downs.
Members meet every Monday afternoon for social activities. This week they lunched at Hillcrest Tea Room and went to a picture show afterward.
The Friendly Club gathered at Mrs. M. D. Olds residence on Monday with Miss Annie Reynolds assisting. Fifteen ladies enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with refreshments. Next Monday February 4 at 2 p.m. the group will meet at the Community Building.
The Parent-Teachers Association county council will meet in Tavares on February 6 at 7 PM A covered dish supper will be served in the school cafeteria with drinks and dessert provided Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish The meeting follows at 8 PM in the school auditorium and late arrivals are welcome.
Mrs Frank Hubbard and Mrs George Ell hosted a small gathering Tuesday afternoon January 29 to mark the ninety first birthday of their mother Mrs Walter Parfitt. She greeted guests with cheerful cordiality and enjoyed messages of congratulations from relatives in the north and Mount Dora friends.
The Methodist church choir held a reception last Friday at D H Bishop home with cherry fires and refreshments. Esther Wyatt directed the group and weekly practice followed in the living room with many members attending including Ruth Bradner Shirley Shonenberger Robert McMurray Lyle Quixley Malone and Rev Perry B James among others.
Mr and Mrs George W Swartz of Medina Ohio and Mount Dora celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary on Tuesday January 29 The event was announced on Cheerio radio in the morning broadcast and a family dinner at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A J Waltz with four generations present including Mr and Mrs Swartz Mr and Mrs Waltz Mr and Mrs E E Nutter and son Howard
Aneth Luke and the dining table feature in a scene where a white iced cake, artfully decorated, is cut during the dessert course. The moment marks a ceremonial serving within a formal meal setting.
Personal visitors travel through Florida towns and guests are hosted at local lodges and hotels. Notable names include Mrs. Frank O Dea of Wayland New York visiting relations in the area, Col and Mrs J D Watson of Georgia at a hunting lodge, and families from New Jersey Connecticut and Ohio stopping at Mount Dora hotels during winter.
In a May corn field Zeke Casper, a distant cousin of Bill Casper, speaks to his stubborn mule under a simmon tree. He proclaims their labor partnership, claims he works twice as hard per leg, and outlines crop shares with landlord and livestock, noting his family and needs.
Home Demonstration Specialists in Tallahassee share tested baking tips. The piece lists recipes for Nut-Raisin Cup Cakes Gingerbread and general batter methods with ingredients and oven guidance.
A speaker vents at Bill over family cotton farming, taxes, and mortgage worries while noting the hypocrisy of voting and the prospect of eternal damnation after death. The monologue blends financial strain with political frustration in a rural setting.
The Lake County Elks announce Washington's Birthday celebrations with subcommittees led by Frank Isted treasurer for automobile parade and fireworks, Mrs. Skiff and Mrs. Eichelberger for the baby show, and Herbert Wales publicity. Additional members include Tom Hann music, J B Rickman chamber, and Victor Shaner American Legion. Details to follow as plans grow to be bigger and better.
The Central Florida Exposition in Orlando celebrates its silver anniversary February 19 to 23 with a large program of farm factory and craft exhibits from eight counties in a new exhibit hall. Art and antique displays attract collectors, a poultry show features Wyandottes, and a new aviary houses waterfowl and wild birds. Grandstand entertainment runs 90 minutes daily by skilled performers with free seats, plus student one act plays and a baby parade with floats and a king and queen selection.
A Progressive Farmer quote contrasts a stubborn, unfazed stance with life’s dull duties. It mocks rigid obedience and the burden of endless orders, suggesting laughter or defiance as a genuine response to restrictive instruction.
An article recalls Leif Ericson as an early North American explorer. Wisconsin observes Leif Ericson Day, Washington considers a similar tribute, and Minnesota Governor Olson signs a law requiring schools to dedicate a half hour on October 9 to his memory and ideals.
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