Residents Return and Travel Notices Across Cities
Mrs D W Darby of Houston Texas returned home after visiting her mother Mrs C D ey. Lois Andrews returned to Mount Dora as her husband transferred to Biloxi Mississippi with her mother Mrs C D Gordon Coffin recovering from orange general hospital operation in Orlando. Rhoda Simpson at Orlando Air Base spent weekend with mother Mrs David S Simpson. S M Spear left for Waynesville North Carolina to spend the summer at Waynesville Country Club plans to return to Sylvan Shores by September first. Stella McDowell returned to Crescent City after visiting grandmother Mrs Estella Clark. Susie Miller visited from Crescent City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Andrews
Mount Dora
Biloxi
Miss
C. Dey
Gordon Coffin
George Coffin
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
Rhoda Simpson
Orlando Air Base
David S. Simpson
Waynesville
N. C
Waynesville Country Club
Sylvan Shores
Stella McDowell
Crescent City
Estella Clark
Susie Miller
Cres
Residents Travel and Visits Highlight Community Notes
The column details local residents visiting family and friends across states. It notes Daytona Beach weddings, trips to Columbus Wisconsin and Miami, stays in Sharon Farm Rising Sun Maryland and New York City, and a Fort Bragg leave visit by Lieut Henry W Land to see his daughter Katie recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Land
Fort Bragg
Mrs. Land
Katie
Local Movements and Visits Across Florida and Georgia
Mr and Mrs Robert White and family moved to Orlando. Several residents Ohio visits and travels include Miss Annice McGraw and Miss Winifred Beck in Lyons visiting Mr and Mrs T D McGraw in Orlando. Mrs L F Stewart returns from Fernandina and Ludowici with daughter Margaret Bird. Lester Bill Vincent tours Orlando public buildings with 4 H Club. Agnes Vincent visits parents in Lake region, and many families picnic at Lake Ola. Ella Reeves visits Orlando, and the William S Jones Memorial Class hosts a gathering at Leon Osborn home with multiple families attending. Mr and Mrs Carroll Pugh and Brittian Vincent travel to Umatilla then Williamsport Tenn. Various residents visit Springs and Clearwater Beach this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Orlando
J. W. Cogbill
Lyons
Annice McGraw
Winifred Beck
T. D. McGraw
L. F. Stewart
Fernandina
Florida
Ludowici
Georgia
Margaret Bird
Washington, D
Lester Bill Vincent
4-H Club
Agnes Vincent
Lake Ola
R. .W. Vincent
Jack Parker
A. R. Reeves
William S. Jones
Methodist Sunday School
Leon Osborn
Harold Creech
Carroll Pugh
Brittian Vincent
W. D. Lovelady
Paul Sheddan
Umatilla
E. D. Austin
Williamsport
Tenn
Aearene Bell
Arpond Springs
W. O. Marchant
Clearwater Beach
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Blunt
The Blunt family expresses deep gratitude to friends and the wife mother and daughter Elizabeth Blunt for kindness during illness and hospital stay. Special thanks to blood donors and those who sent flowers letters cards and messages and expressed sympathy for their loss. Horace Blunt Harrold and George Blunt Mr and Mrs Harold A Blunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Blunt
Horace Blunt Harrold
George Blunt
Harold A. Blunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Blunt Dies After Long Illness in Mount Dora
Elizabeth A Blunt wife of Horace Blunt died Sunday evening at Eustis after long illness. Born May 17 1897 in Wilow Florida she moved with her family to Ports mouth New Hampshire then Mount Dora later. She married Horace Blunt in 1923 and had two sons Harold Rolla and George William. She was active in the Kings Daughters Baptist church and Sunday School. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p m in the First Baptist Church Mount Dora burial in Forest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Blunt
Horace Blunt
Lake County
Eustis
H. A. Harrold
Wilow
Jem
Florida
Paren
Portsmouth
N. H
Harrold
Mount Dora
Elizabeth
King’s Daughters
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
George
First Baptist Church
Floyd Montgomery
Forest Cemetery
Claude Chapman
C. M. Withoven
J. M. Thompson
A. M. Green
L. W. Gould
Mrs Edwin P Williams Passes Away in High Point
Mrs Caroline Williams 63 wife of Edwin P Williams of High Point North Carolina and Mount Dora died at her High Point home on Wednesday June 17 after a long illness She was born in Switzerland October 29 1878 and came to America in 1880 She and Edwin married March 23 1901 now survive with one son Rev H P Williams two daughters Mrs E C Durness and Faith S Williams one brother Fridolin Stuessy and two grandchildren Funeral held at Gospel Tabernacle High Point with Rev R L Staley officiating Williams plans to return to Mount Dora in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Williams
Edwin P. Williams
High Point
N. C
Mount Dora
Williams
Switzerland
Fridolin
Caroline Wepft Stuessy
America
North Orange Avenue
First Baptist Church of
North Carolina
Rev
H. P. Williams
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
E. C. Durness
Wheaton
Ill
Faith S. Williams
Columbia
S. C
Fridolin Stuessy
Miami
Florida
R. L. Staley
Christian Missionary Alliance
Four World Affairs Books in June Mind Alcove
The June issue of the International Mind Alcove reviews four books focusing on current world conditions and future hope. Paddy the Cope by Patrick Gallagher portrays life in Eire. Our India by Mino Masani discusses Indian problems and growth. Toward Freedom by Jawaharlal Nehru is a biography of India's leader. America in World Affairs by Allan Nevins offers thoughtful analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy the Cope
Patrick Gallagher
Eire
India
Mino Masani
Jawaharlal Nehru
America
Allan Nevins
Mount Dora
Why We Need a Quart of Milk Each Day
List of ten reasons from Anna Mae Sikes and Lucie K. Miller urging daily milk consumption. Points include milk’s minerals proteins vitamins iron and digestibility plus guidance for adults a pint daily and children a quart daily with uses in cooking and requests for recipes and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Anna Mae Sikes
Tallahassee
Fla
Lucie K. Miller
Lake County
Lake County Farms Represent 2017 Holdings Across 113524 Acres
Lake County lists 2017 farms occupying 113524 acres or 17.8 percent of county land, below Florida's 24 percent state average. Most farms are full owned, with 1767 full owners and 83 tenants. whites operate 1966 farms and 51 are operated by negroes. Average farm size 56.3 acres. county land value per farm $9631 versus state $6211. 46,270 acres cropped, 739 fallen, 18.7 percent mortgaged among full owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Florida State Planning Board
U. S. Bureau of the Census
U. S. Bureau of Census
Inquiries From 30 States Noted by Lake County Chamber
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce bulletin lists inquiries from thirty states about Lake County. C F Evans of Montverde called attention to the wide geographic interest reflected in the latest issue mailed from the courthouse in Tavares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Wardrobe Price Awareness Gap Between Genders
The text contrasts women’s ability to gauge clothing costs at a glance with men’s general lack of price awareness unless they are specialists. It highlights gender differences in perceived value and shopping familiarity.
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Whitehouse
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Mich
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Scarsdale
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Mount Vernon
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White Plains
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Lewis Carroll
Uncle Sam
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Mrs. Horace Blunt
Hale
DIAL
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4Th Btn
Rexall Store
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