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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
5
For the week ended June 15, Associated Gas and Electric Systems reported a record electric output of 54,874,530 kwh, up 5.4 percent from the same week last year amid rising industrial demand.
The pet Girl Scout Troop held a swimming party Monday morning at Lake Gertrude led by Mrs. Frank Burkart. Attendees included Anneey Bes Parrish Li Drawdy Helen Wells and Annaret White. The senior troop met Wednesday at Dorothy ite home with Mrs Burkart and Eagle Scout Shonenberger as secretary.
Mrs Ed Christie entertained her bridge club last Wednesday at her Fifth Avenue home. Mrs Paul Turrentine won high score prize and Mrs William Wilier took the travel prize. Attending were Mrs Raymond Young Mrs Turrentine Mrs W R Battle William Wingler Mrs R E Caer Mrs Frank Burkart and Mrs Lois Boxell. This week the club met with Mrs Boxell.
The S. C. M. Club met Tuesday evening at Miss Shir ley Schonenberger's home with five members and three guests. Two tables played contract with high score prize won by Mrs. Walter Hackett and travel prize to Miss Marie Slack. Refreshments were served. Members present included Mrs. Walter Hackett Miss Marie Slack Miss Jane McCarty Dorothy Isted and Shirley Schonenberger. Guests were Mrs. Claude Carter Mrs. Clayton Tremain and Miss Maxine Saltsman.
Christen ing Sunday was christened Sunday June 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs J G LaDue with D Tom Johnson pastor of St Thomas Episcopal Church Eustis officiating God parents were Mr and Mrs Sam S Sadler and Conrad Hayden Lashar proxy for Mr Conrad Others present included Dr John son s son visiting his parent and Mr and Mrs Orin W r.
Miss Ruth Evelyn Coffin daughter of the Rev and Mrs J Coffin of Richmond Indiana married Frank J Bauer son of Mr Frank Bauer of Sanford in a ceremony at the Congregational parsonage Sanford on Sunday June 16 The Rev J Bernard Root officiated with Aunt Mrs Bessie Crane Coffin as matron of honor and Uncle George W Coffin as sponsor The couple will reside in Sanford where Bauer works in radio service after a short honeymoon in Daytona Beach
Personal notes list numerous residents and relatives returning from trips to Georgia Florida North Carolina Alabama and beyond. Several travelers attend tours college events and family gatherings while others recover from medical procedures and plan future travel. Notables include Mrs Jewell Foster in Washington DC and Miss Rebecca Graves in Macon Georgia.
Mrs T J Potter recovering after major operation in Waterbury Conn. Dr Mildred Marsh staying for her mother's convalescence. Mr and Mrs W L Story and Mrs Nancy Redditt visited Citra to see son George Redditt. they returned Tuesday. E E Pelot Mergenthaler Linotype Jacksonville rep, oldest in continuous service, visited Kellers. Raymond L Silas Cleveland and Lee E Silas Buffalo returned home after funeral of their mother Mrs John L Silas. John Silas joins them for summer visits.
The 1935 Florida legislature passed seven forest conservation laws forming the basis of a new bulletin by the Florida Forest Service. The document highlights a state-wide forest fire problem and the roles of President Roosevelt Governor Shultz and the Forest Conservation Committee. It covers County Fire Control Forest Protection State Forests and Parks and teaching natural resources conservation with brief bills and full legal text in back. Copies available from the Florida Forest Service Tallahassee.
The central highway line is described as a life line and no mans land between safety and danger guiding motorists to stay in their lanes and respect others rights. Everrite Hosiery Mills opens in Tampa on 34th Street with 80 machines in operation.
A damaged OCR listing shows grocery items and prices at Spot Cash Grocery 608 Donnelly St including butter, oleo, brown sugar, Pillsbury flour, dried peaches, dill pickles, waxed paper, bread and butter pickles, waxed paper, jars, and other pantry goods. The readable fragments hint at a miscellaneous stock order or advertisement.
Step by step guide for making peach preserves peach pulp and sugar with lemon juice and canning. Also notes on peach ice cream and peach cake with icing and toppings. Provides methods for peeling dicing cooking pressing through a colander and sterilizing jars. Includes pineapple and nut garnish suggestions and serving tips.
Advice on reducing fatigue during long car trips. Tips include varying driving position, using pedals efficiently, shifting gears on grades, using hand throttle, and resting at regular intervals. No draft ventilation, open rear windows, disconnect heater, monitor tire pressure, and take short naps to prevent eye strain and fatigue.
The data breaks Florida residents into income tiers with 120 people earning over 1 million dollars, 233 earning at least 500 thousand, 570 above 250 thousand, 2,213 at least 100 thousand, 5,912 at least 50 thousand, and 19,142 between 5 and 10 thousand.
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