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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
5
Personal Dale Tucker left Sunday for a visit with relatives at Miami. J R Ray Jr from Camp Bland ing was home for the weekend. Numerous residents are visiting family in New York Jacksonville Miami Cocoa and Tampa while others travel for medical care or holidays.
Mrs Pickens Talley departs with her two young sons Ditty and Bruce to Indian Rocks to visit her mother and father in law Mr and Mrs M C Talley.
Miss Newsome and Mrs. deniar of Jacksonville have rented the 430 Donnelly Street store and plan to open for business in the fall.
Mrs H A Dahm leaves Lake Dora for St Louis to live with her son after selling her property. Mrs Bascom Holley and children depart for Florilla and Enterprise Alabama for about six weeks to visit family. Mrs William Simpson returns to Bridgeport Conn after a week here. Mrs C G Lynn of Miami visits her brother J R Tucker. Corbett Jr son of Mrs C R Howell visits Savannah relatives. Mr and Mrs Market move into Williams house on East Eleventh. Ruth and Faye Shipes attend Stetson Band School final concert in DeLand with guests from Chattahoochee.
Mrs H W Andrews and Mrs Annie M Moorhead departed last Monday for Weaverville North Carolina where Mrs Andrews will spend the summer and Mrs Moorhead a week before visiting her sister Mrs Mary Teagle in Atlanta Georgia. They plan to return to Mount Dora in the latter part of the week.
Miss Marian Van Voorhis returned from Norfolk Virginia where her brother Richard is stationed. She will spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs E H Van Voorhis before returning to Orlando. A beach party in Norfolk honored her. Nurse student J Gargano writes of progress from Pensacola Hospital. Mrs J D Atkins parents Lloyd and Presley Atkins hosted a visit.
War Food Administration will publish guides on canning, oven drying, pickling and relishes, making Velva Fruit at home, and putting up peaches. Requests with name and return address should be sent to Office of Supply, War Food Administration, Western Union Building, Atlanta Georgia.
From Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis and Simpson apartments, Billie Treadwell remains critically ill. Her eight living children include Modelle Treadwell and Martha Treadwell, plus Turner and Wise relatives. They visited Maritime Training School in St Petersburg and boarded a 400 year old Danish sail boat and the ship Sailor during a ten hour docking sightseeing trip.
Mr and Mrs Milton Teasley announce the birth of a son at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis on July 6. The infant weighs 7 pounds 4 ounces and has been named Jerry Milton.
Stanton McClellan Child died in a New York hospital after a two week illness. He had long ties to Mount Dora and made it his home for three years. He left for New York for a visit and retains property there. He is survived by a niece, Miss Jennie Child of Brooklyn. Funeral services were held in Brooklyn and he was buried at Evergreen Cemetery beside his wife.
The fragment lists multiple book titles and authors including The Phantom Riders Red Fruit Sunrise Pride's Way and That She Blows with various authors such as Brett Rider Temple Bailey and Adria L Langley. It also contains a line about a Mount Dora Public Library Committee and a wartime salary scale for visitors with duration limits.
The State Welfare Board announces a wartime emergency class of welfare visitor positions in designated critical areas. Leesburg, Lake County, and other regions may be considered critical at times, with local offices ready to discuss opportunities. Applicants statewide may relocate to vacancies as District Boards appoint.
The Rationing Board announces daily closings every afternoon until further notice affecting public access and services.
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