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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
3
Barrett Bess Barney. Da vis, Helen Wells, Mary E. Garcia, Marian Hopcraft, R. D. Rosebor ough, Evelyn Turrentine, Stuart Sadler and Edwin Estey.
The King's Daughters sponsor a benefit card party on Wednesday afternoon June 27 at 2 30 at the Community Building. Tickets cost 25 cents and are available from any King’s Daughter or at the building. There will be bridge and five hundred tables, prizes, and refreshments. Bring friends. The group seeks support as their treasury is low.
Mrs C M Brown hosted a piano recital at her Sorento home on Thursday afternoon June 7. Seven pupils and mothers plus friends attended despite rain. Performers included Sheila Spilky George Backus Doris Cowart Sara Margaret Bruner Emily Battle Natalie Spilky and Mary Louise Rehbaum. The hour program featured music songs and readings followed by ice cream and cake served by Mrs Brown and Miss Vivia Craig.
Personal Mr and Mrs N W Morley and family spent the weekend at Daytona Beach. Mrs Pauline Cozart is spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Lindman. Mr and Mrs Will Zeller of Daytona Beach were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W A Vincent. Mr and Mrs F E Blodgett and daughters left Mount Dora last week to make their home near Orlando. Misses Doris and Turla Camp will leave next week for Gainesville for summer school. Mr and Mrs Charles Marsh and son of Gainesville drove here Saturday to visit Mrs Emma S Marsh. Dick Conrad wife and son Dickie of Eau Gallie were weekend visitors in Mount Dora with relatives. Mrs A A Cooper attended the annual Legion and Auxiliary convention in Gainesville last week.
Community news lists residents embarking on summer travels from Jacksonville to Norwalk and Seymour with several visiting relatives in Mount Dora. others plan trips to Geneva New York and Europe while students pursue studies at University of Florida and State University of Iowa.
Edwin Luther Belshe a winter resident of Sylvan Shores Mount Dora died Tuesday morning June 12 at Billings Hospital Chicago from a heart attack after weeks of observation and treatment He was 62 His wife and two sons Edwin of Ford City Arkansas and Albert of Chicago and two daughters Mrs Martha Traverse of Memphis Tennessee and Mrs Alta Dee Carroll survived him The family traveled from Arkansas and Chicago to be with him at the end
A meeting of Florida baby chick hatcherymen is scheduled in Orlando at the Angebilt Hotel on June 19 starting at 10 AM. The gathering is called by J. A. Hannah, managing agent of the National Commercial and Breeder Hatchery Committee, with notice being sent to Florida hatcherymen by Norman R. Mehr.
A meditation on how powerful economic forces shape individual lives across society. The author argues that bankers, corporations, and markets dictate careers, wages, and survival, leading to unemployment, crime, poverty, and social decline. The piece warns that true freedom requires safeguards against unequal power. (Continued next week)
A teacher asks for the meaning of collision and explains it as two things coming together unexpectedly. Johnnie answers with a playful example: twins.
In twenty years the Agricultural Extension work in the United States has served farmers and farm wives in emergencies and in routine duties, expanding support across communities and farming needs.
Hints to Housewives from Tallahassee presents simple mango recipes. Mango Jelly uses green fruit juice with sugar until set. Mango Marmalade uses ripe pulp simmered and strained then sugar boiled with pulp. Mango Ice Cream folds mango pulp into custard base and freezes. Mango Sundae serves cold fruit halves filled with cream.
The piece argues radio dominates message timing as newspapers fund space. It notes Comptroller Jim Lee distributing railroad tax money the same day and 24 hour checks to editors. It praises Governor Shultz for defusing House Bill 175, backing the Wilcox Bankruptcy Bill and earning support from the Florida Education Association and League for Better Schools.
Florida seeks national lead in egg laying contests as Chipley pens post creditable scores. Dixie Poultry Yards of Chapman Alabama owns the top pen and field reports note an average of nearly 27 points per bird.
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