Social week near at the July dessert bridge event
Mrs Paul Turrentine hosted a dessert bridge at her Eleventh avenue home last Friday. Attendees included Mrs J M Turner, Mrs Lillian Christie, Mrs R E Lee, Mrs Howard Chamberlain, Mrs Frank Burkart, Mrs W A Vincent, and Mrs Kenneth Maglathlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turrentine
Paul Turrentine
Eleventh Avenue
West
J. M. Turner
Lillian Christie
R. E. Lee
Howard Chamberlain
Frank Burkart
W. A. Vincent
Kenneth Maglathlin
Celebray Birthday for Ted with Local Friends
Ted celebrated his seventh birthday on Saturday at his home. Attending were Johnny Groves Tyrone Parker Ann Lee Jones Ann Harvey Kathy Land Ann Tremain Sydnia Whitehead Barbara Swartz Betty Stockton Barbara Seiss Carol Seiss Frances Hall David Harvey Michael Ray Bettye Ann Ray Rowro Dooley and Mary Lou Dooley of Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Johnny Groves
Tyrone Parker
Ann Lee Jones
Ann Harvey
Kathy Land
Ann Tremain
Sydnia Whitehead
Barbara Swartz
Betty Stockton
Barbara
Carol Seiss
Frances Hall
David Harvey
Michael
Bettye
Ann Ray
Rowro
Mary Lou Dooley
Leesurg
Local residents plan summer trips and relocations
Personal notices list Mr John Murray returning from Chicago on business, Mr and Mrs Ernest Mosteller vacationing in Jacksonville, many families spending summers in Illinois Florida and the North, and moves from Orlando to Daytona Beach and other states. Several Mont Verde School and Pi Phi sisters are noted with travel, work, and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ernest Mosteller
Jacksonville
George Keller
Banner Elk
North Carolina
Ernest E. Alexander
Johnson City
Tenn
Peach Canning Guide Steps Through Preparation and Processing
The article explains canning peaches including rinsing hulls, precooking with sugar and salt, using syrup variations, packing hot jars, arranging halves with pitted sides down, leaving head space, and processing in a boiling water bath for twenty minutes. It warns against darkening from air bubbles and uncovered fruit, and notes bagging and sealing procedures.
Planting tips for cat-tail millet and garden care notes
Plant cat-tail millet now through mid August to enable grazing within six weeks. Stagger plantings every two to three weeks for continuous fall grazing. Apply 400 to 600 pounds of a 1 kin fertilizer per acre at planting and use 10 pounds seed per acre in rows or 15 to 20 broadcast. Move stock between fields as needed. Maintain adequate water for milk cows to sustain production. Watch for pests and manage blister beetles by driving them from crops.
Wage Hour Official Notes Shorter Limit for Suits
James G. Gordon regional director of the Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions of the U S Department of Labor for Georgia Florida and South Carolina said state legislatures have recently reduced the statute of limitations governing wage recovery suits. He spoke during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Gordon
U. S. Department of Labor
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Wage and Hour Law: three year statute proposed
L Metcalfe Walling administrator of the divisions told a House committee in Washington he recommended a three year federal statute of limitations for wage and hour claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Metcalfe Walling
Walling Recommends Three Year FLSA Statute Limitations
L Metcalfe Walling Administrator of the Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions testifies before a House judiciary subcommittee on H R 2788 the Gwynne Bill proposing a three year statute of limitations for FLSA claims with waiver of liquidated damages except for wilful violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Metcalfe Walling
House
Peach Canning Plan Promoted for Record Southern Crop
Mrs. Lucie K. Miller of the Home Demonstration Office urges canning peaches this summer as the record peach harvest from ten southern states nears peak in July. Select ripe firm fruit, discard decayed spots, wash and peel, then blanch and cool quickly to preserve quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie K. Miller
Tommy Jovalis Sells War Bonds With Sister Co Ownership
Nine year old Topeka newspaper hawker Tommy Jovalis earned 100 and 50 War Bonds with profits from selling papers on Kansas Avenue. He asked the post office to title the bonds in his name with two year old sister Frances as co owner. He plans to use the bonds for college and to help Frances attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tommy Jovalis
Frances
Tommy
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
America
Buy, Buy a Bond They Bye Bye Junior for Mom
Two sisters Gilda and Thelma Klevit of Mu Chapter Psi Lambda Tau at Central High School promote War Bond purchases to allow parents a night out. The pair, now federal workers, offer to care for baby in exchange for Bond purchases from a group of 20 sorority girls. They cite prior sorority drives and chores exchanged for bonds, urging ongoing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Psi Lambda Tau Sorority
Central High School
Gilda
Thelma Klevit
Sisters Klevit
Pop
Mom
Our boys must keep on fighting for victory
A wartime appeal urges continued support for war bonds and backing the attack until victory is won. The message stresses perseverance and unity in financing the war effort and sustaining momentum toward triumph.
Fragmented Land Description and Property Notices
Vague OCR listing of parcels in Robinson Sub Donnelly Sub Oakwood Sub Grandview and other named lots with owners such as Mrs A A Cooper Mrs A M Strout Mrs Isabella Taussig Charlie Perry Mattie Perry Edward Williams and Willie Jones. Includes lot references and boundary fragments without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Donnelly
Marie. Williams
Beg
A. A. Cooper
Riley
J. W. Stover
Eepeeceeinke
Oakwood
A. M. Strout
Grandview
Isabella Taussig
Charlie & Mattie Perry
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Mount Dora
Charmeul
Bob Crosby
Lynn Merrick
Tom Neal
Adele Mara
Waterloo
Vivian Leigh
Robert Taylor
London
Bobby Blake
Alice Fleming
ESCA
Young Charms
Robert Young
Loraine
BO Ae
Hitel
Dennis Morgan
Waterloo Bridge
Dodge City
God
Cea
Milijans
Eee Bui
Lenna Tr
Marie Thompson
Clare Purdy
John Murray
Chicago
J. C. Urquhart
Chicago, Ill
R. C. Conklin
North
Manuel Sedano
Marie
Daytona Beach
Joann Lord
Anne Lord
Montverde School
William LeFroos
Billy and
Bobbie
H. C. Hoodelmier
Auburn
Indiana
John B. McKeever
C. Stanley Harvey
Saint Davids, Pa
Elmer Crowell
Orlando
Walter Johnson
Givens Street
J. B. Griswold
Jefferson
Ohio
George Linton
East Seventh Avenue
Annie R. Reynolds
Rhoda Simpson
Warner Robbins, Ga
Hawaii
David S. Simpson, Sr
Ann Debarard
DeLand
Libby Dent
Mont Dora
Betsy Kramer
Anna Margaret White
Pi Phi Sorority
Stetson University
Lavonne LaDue Lashar
Pine Orchard
Conn
Sheldon House
George Lashar
New York State
Winston Stephens
Massachusetts
Mrs. Stephens
East Longmeadow
Mass
Geo. J. White
L. BR
HEM
Alfred Rehbaum
J. M. McCown
L. R. Heim
Richard Edgerton
Harold G. Morse
A. J. Waltz
Gee
J. White
Robt. W. Dickson
J. E
Carl S. Graves
Armed Forces
THE
First National Bank OF
Mount Dora, Florida
U. S
Total
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Louise Erickson
Miss Bobby Socks
Grand View Hotel
A. C. Bowdish
Sylvan Shores Hotel
H. A. Stein
Roger Pryonr
Paul Harvey
Sis
Junior
Thelma
Hale’s Grocery
Rc Finer Foods
Ferry
Ferry Morse Seed CO
Detroit
San Francisco
Lake County
David & Mary McDuffty
David & Mary McDuffy
Minnie Pierson
Clara McClinton
Flora Adams
Dues
Wesbatia
MtDora Hardware Company
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