Driggus Weds Bert Dwelley in Florida Ceremony
Miss Minnie Driggus and Robert Dwelley were married Thursday morning at the Tavares Congregational parsonage. Rev Fred Marsh officiated in a small ceremony attended by relatives. The bride wore white crepe and pearl necklace, and the couple plans to reside in Tangerine after an extended trip through New England.
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Minnie Driggus
Robert Dwelley
Tavares
Fred Marsh
New England States
McDowells Host Bridge Party Weekend
Mr and Mrs Fred McDowell hosted a buffet supper and bridge at their home on Monday evening. High scores went to Mrs R N White and A C Quixley with prizes. consolation awards to Mr and Mrs J G LaDue. Attending were A C Quixley J G LaDue F G MacMahon and others including Mrs George Zell Mrs Walter Parfitt Mrs Estella Clark Mrs R N White and George Abele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McDowell
R. N. White
A. C. Quixley
J. G. LaDue
Mrs Tayler Making European Tour
Friends of Mrs. Isabella Tayler announce her voyage from New York on June 30 aboard the U S Lina for a European tour this summer. The party will visit Italy France England Scotland Norway Sweden and other sights. Mrs Tayler of Brookline is sister to Mrs Ernest Martin and Miss Fanny Noonan and has spent winters in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Tayler
Mount Dora
Ew York
U. S
Lana
Europe
Italy
France
England
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Taylor
Brookline
Ernest Martin
Fanny Noonan
Three Hostesses Give Lovely Party
Mrs. George Zell Mrs. Walter Parfitt and Mr. and Mrs. F G MacMahon hosted an enjoyable season party on Thursday evening at their home. A buffet supper and bridge games filled the evening with attractive table settings, cut flowers, and prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDowell and Mrs. George Those.
Legion Fish Fry At Trimble Park Draws Sixty Attendees
The American Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary hosted the second fish fry at Trimble Park on Friday evening with about sixty members and friends in attendance. Tables offered fried fish biscuits salads cake and coffee in a summer series held last Friday of each month, described as a rare treat for non attenders.
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American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Trimble Park
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Baker Home
The Lake District Conference report from Eustis on May 8 was read. Mrs Pray gave an interesting talk on motherhood and papers were reviewed. A August picnic and a Young People's branch were proposed with Miss Bellamy as organizer if possible. Eleven members attended and a 65 cent collection was taken.
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Miss Bellamy
Miss Betty West Attends NEA Meeting in Minneapolis
Miss Betty West is in Minneapolis attending a meeting of the National Educational Association. Mr and Mrs W L Hinson of Orlando were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A B Altizer.
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Betty West
Minneapolis
The
Teachers’ National Educational Association
W. L. Hinson
Orlando
A. B. Altizer
Local residents enjoy the Fourth of July
Mr and Mrs E E Truskett spent the fourth at Daytona Beach. E V Cartledge recovering from illness plans hospital treatment in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs H W Banks sail to Winchester New Hampshire for the coming months. George Lamoreux drove to Vero Beach. Rosalie Brantley returned from a month in Asheville. Mr and Mrs P G Marine guests of C J Helms. W J Gorman returned to Mount Dora. Harry Backus fished at Boca Grande. Charles Edgerton back from months in Philadelphia. Mrs J C Helms to host bridge Monday. Mrs Ernest Chamberlain at Gainesville summer school spent the fourth at home. F S Varney at Ocala for Paragraphers meeting. J J West back from business trip to Jacksonville.
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Mrs
E. E. Truskett
Daytona Beach
Ernest Chamberlain
Gainesville
Church Notices and Sunday Schedule
A church announces 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Junior Christian Endeavor 7 p m Senior Christian Endeavor The subject What Can We Do to Help Improve Our Community Rosa Belle Little and Ruth Sherman lead the meeting.
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Junior Christian Endeavor
Rosa Belle Little
Ruth Sherman
Continuation on Rare Coffee Found in Lake County
The article notes Lake County researchers identify wild coffee plants using the Botanic Cyclopedia and request seeds for confirmation. Observations reveal a pattern where dormant transplants died when moved in winter but survived when moved during full leaf and blooming, suggesting fragile propagation. The writer likens nature to political parties in its contradictions.
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Sulzerni
Botanic Cyclopedia
Lake County
Agricultural Department
Washington
United States
Frank Weidman
Mr. Gardner
Browsin Round TIRES and Local Buys Flit Through Mount Dora
Tex Haygood promotes Goodyear tires for any car while Bill Wingler shows a Hupp. Building Facts highlights Mount Dora Lumber banking deposits exceed 710000. Grapes move from Montverde to carload buyers as Dickinson and Truskett invite vineyard tours during shipping season. Ferran’s Midsummer Sale in Eustis offers wide bargains. A. J. Waltz touts cash deals at Builder's Supply. Powell Studio of Eustis installs new developing equipment with eight hour service daily. Values rise at Hilltop Motors with Valuebilt used cars. Frock Frill Beauty Shoppe advertises permanent for 7.50. Willow Fur niture arrives at Rehbaum Crane's with price cuts. Mosteller Bros. Crosley Jewel Box radio teased along with Firestone tires. Quixley foresees Lake Shore Drive growth. Pyrex Wear offered at Mount Dora Hardware for 5.15. Frank Rehbaum praised as traffic cop after a recent fire. Summer bachelors get a hint as Larkey’s alarm clocks available. Charlie Moorhead links ice with health. Nuf Sed.
Foes In A Heated Altercation Suspend Play
Blows drew blood as Cowart and Osborne tangled and a free for all ensued. A Umatilla fan kicked Cowart while Frank Drake from Mount Dora intervened. Umpire Chico Peral initially banished Wilson and Brock but rescinded the ruling after managers requested, and the game resumed.
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Cowart
Osborne
Umatilla
Frank Drake
Mount Dora
Drake
Chico Peral
Wilson
Brock
Ocoee Wins In Eleven Innings In Erratic Burlesque Game
Ocoee and Mount Dora battled to an 11th inning finish with Tyner driving in the deciding run after a wild sequence. Errors and misplays marked the late innings as fans complained about management and lack of pep, while coach Stokes faced calls to streamline team direction.
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Ocoee
Minor
Hale
Porcher
Mills
Phillips
Averitt
Tomyns
Grant
Adkins
Tyner
Pounds
Reid
Cooley
Tom
Pike
Haygood
Ball Club
Stokes
Sam Hill
Adkins Faces Heavy Load After Georgia Preacher Exit
The team loses its second pitcher leaving Adkins to shoulder two games weekly. The manager defends Eddie Stokes amid criticism, noting Stokes lacks desire to gamble and remains integral to the outfit despite recent upheaval.
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Charley
Adkins
Georgia
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Eddie Stokes
Eddie
Gambol
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Iss
Driggus Wedsbert
Marion Abele
McDowells
Mrs. Tayler
George Zell
Walter Parfitt
F. G. MacMahon
George Abele
Gertrude Thorne
Estella Clark
Mary McDonnell
Charles Edgerton
Legion
W.C.T.U
Florida
United States Bonds County and Municipal Bonds
State of Florida
County of Lake
F. McDowell
F. McCdowell
Mary M. True
H. C. Duncan
J. P. Donnelly
M. V. Simpson Directors
E. V. Cartledge
Atlanta
H. W. Banks
Winchester
N. H
George Lamoreux
Vero Beach
Rosalie Brantley
Asheville
North Carolina
W. J. Gorman
Harry Backus
Boca Grande
Philadelphia
J. C. Helms
Bridge
F. S. Varney
Ocala
Paragraphers
J. J. West
Jacksonville
Tex Haygood
Goodyear
Tex
Bill Wingler
Mount Dora Lumber Company
Montverde
Dickson & Truskett
Ferran
Eustis
Coleman
A. J. Waltz
Powell
Hilltop Motors
Rehbaum & Crane
S. Fletcher
Mosteller Bros
Crosley Jewel Box
Firestone
Quixley
Lake Shore Drive
Frank Rehbaum
Larkey
Charlie Moorhead
Frank
Golf Links
East
Apopka
West
Canada
T.M. Reg
U.S
Mt.Dora
Mt. Dora
Frock & Frill
Beauty
Carolyn McMurray
the Bank of
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