Morrow Pinkston Wedding Celebrated in Local Church
The wedding of Miss Jorie Dean Pinkston and Mr. De Virgil Morrow was held Tuesday evening at the Methodist Episcopal church. A simple elegant ceremony featured chancel greenery, calla lilies, and four floor candelabra. The Girls' Choral Club sang I Love You Truly, and bride entered to the Wedding March. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom veil. maid of honor wore baby blue silk crepe. Rev. M C Morrow performed the ring ceremony. The couple will reside at the Cronwall house, Sanford Road, this afternoon for greetings.
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Morrow-Pinkston
Jorie Dean Pinkston
de Virgil
Morrow
Florence Gilbert
Wise
Loehngrin
Jeannette Pike
Mendelssohn
Robert W., Dickson, Jr
Earl Stanley
Charles Norris
David S. Simpson
Cronwall House
Sanford Road
Mr and Mrs Morrow Host Open House At Cronwall Home
Mr and Mrs Denny Morrow invite friends to an open house this afternoon starting at 2 o clock at their new Cronwall house on Sanford Road.
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Mrs. Morrow
Mrs
Denny Morrow
Cronwall House
Sanford Road
Friendly Club Meeting With Parker and Ida
The Friendly Club gathered with Mrs. E. D. Parker and Mrs. Ida for a social gathering. Attendees discussed community plans and shared refreshments in a cordial session.
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E. D. Parker
Ida
Pleasant Afternoon at Parker Home with Lindsay Meeting
Monday afternoon at the Parker home featured a pleasant gathering. The following day a meeting at the club was planned with E. E. Gorham and Mrs. Cecete Wilson, at Eleventh and Clayton.
Mrs Hayward Hosts A Delightful Afternoon Tea
Mrs S F Hayward entertained at a delightful year afternoon luncheon at her Sanford Road home. Guests included Miss Gresham Mrs Ziegler Mrs Jerne and Miss Susan Pierce. The table featured lace and silver with a bouquet of old fashioned flowers and place cards echoing by gone days. Each guest received an old fashioned nosegay as a favor.
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S. F. Hayward
Uncheon
Sanford Road
Miss Gresham
Ziegler
Hoosiers Enjoy Indoor Picnic at Conrad Home
Hoosiers gathered at the home of neighbors Woes Mr and Mrs W A Conrad for an indoor picnic last Wednesday evening. A twelve pound bass caught in Lake Dora by Mr Sullivan was the centerpiece. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thompson and daughter Mr and Mrs Chas Fiest of Marion and other families from Warsaw Mount Dora Indianapolis. Dancing and cards were enjoyed.
Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Rufus G Mathews at Grand View
Mr and Mrs John Bailey hosted a Sunday dinner at the Grand View Hotel honoring Mr and Mrs Rufus G Mathews of Orlando formerly Miss Phoebe Johnson. The guest list included Orlando residents and the Brock and Daniels families, with C W Brock of Brock Hall Dairy Co giving a post dinner toast. The gathering adjourned to Ninth Street cottage for a social afternoon.
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Mathews
John Bailey
Grand View Hotel
Rufus G. Mathews
Orlando
Phoebe Johnson
Bailey
Walter Johnson
Wellington Johnson
Lilla Johnson
Elmer Daniels
Egbert
Elmer W. Crowell
Mary B. Johnson
Frank Brock
E. W. Brock
Clara Harris
George Hall
Howard Andrews
C. W. Brock
Brock-Hall Dairy Company
New Haven
Ninth Street
Baileys
Mount Dora Briefs of Visitors and Residents Arrivals
Personal notes from Mount Dora detail visitors and guests from Attleboro Boston Stoneham Elmira Nashville Goldsmith Sewickley Warren and Melrose. Highlights include Mr Wm Watson visiting from Attleboro, the Fosters on their Florida trip, Miss Thompson pledged to Pi Kappa Sigma, Commodore Marsh of Michigan guest of the Haywards, and repeated winter visitors from Sewickley and Melrose.
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Harry Foster
Stoneham, Mass
Mount Dora
Florida
Vivian Thompson
J. M. Thompson
Miss Thompson
Pi Kappa Sigma
Stetson University
Weather Delays Travel as Cold Halts Plans in Connecticut
Work has been delayed by severe cold and heavy snow drifts. The party stays in a hotel and cannot venture out until weather improves. They will then proceed to their Cheshire, Connecticut home.
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Cheshire, Conn
Celebrity Guests Named in Local Wedding Party
A list of attendees includes Walter Baer and Mrs Otto Rory Paterson of New Jersey Mr and Mrs Crangle and son from Johnsville New York Mr Joe Dodge of New York City Mr and Mrs W S Puller of Priduwane Massachusetts Mrs C M Hamilton of Ripley New York Miss Amy Clara and Howard Miller of Brooklyn New York Mr and Mrs H O Peebles Cynwyd Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Robert F Roberts of Baltimore Maryland Mr and Mrs W H Short of Belmont Massachusetts Dr and Mrs A B Van Vranken of Poughkeepsie New York Mr and Mrs O Brickman of Chicago Illinois A Boswell of Muskegon Michigan Mr and Mrs Walter L Coursen of New Rochelle New York C C Clayton of New York Rhoda Hayes of Belleville Pennsylvania G R McAbee of Merion Pennsylvania Miss Clara Williams of London Ohio and Mr and Mrs E P Wilcox of Stamfordville New York.
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Walter Baer
Rory Paterson
N. J
Crangle and Son
Ohnsville
N. Y
Oee Dodge
New York
Puller
Priduwane
Mass
C. M. Hamilton
Ripley
Amy
Clara
Howard Miller
Brooklyn
H. O. Peebles
Ea Cynwyd
Robert F. Roberts
Baltimore
W. H. Short
Belmont
A. B. van Vranken
Poe N. Y
O. Brickman
Chicao
Ill
Boswell
Muskegon
Mich
Grand View Arrivals List Local Notables
A serialized roster lists arrivals at Grand View including J. W. Cole of Memphis and Dr. and Mrs. F. Clow of Wolfeboro among others. The guest list spans multiple states and even Nova Scotia with names such as Roger M. Kyes Shaker Heights Ohio and A. B. Lyle Chattanooga Tennessee.
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J. W. Cole
Memphis
Delightful Ways of Serving Florida's Fresh Strawberries
Florida strawberry week promotes local production with practical serving ideas from the State Demonstration Department. The guide offers Fruit Cup, Cherry Ice, and Fruit Drink recipes using fresh berries, citrus juices, and tea infusion, emphasizing cold ingredients and simple preparation.
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Florida
State
Florida CWA layoffs draw no complaints officials say
Marcus Fagg state civil works executive officer reports that 50,000 CWA workers in Florida lost their jobs last week with no complaints. The first large reduction under federal CWA plans cuts workers who least needed the work, with 90 percent on direct relief prior to CWA launch. The welter of layoffs continues at a rate of about ten percent of total payroll per week until May 1 when the program ends.
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Marcus Fagg
Civil Works Executive
CWA
Florida
Avsiua
Federal Civil
Governor Urges Florida Curb Hitch-Hiker Rides
Governor Shultz asks Florida drivers not to give lifts to hitch hikers to aid the transient relief program run with federal Emergency Relief Administration support. The aim is to remove itinerants from highways by returning them home or to work, with municipal cooperation to hand them to the Transient Bureau for appropriate action.
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Governor Shultz
Florida
Hie
Henry L. Redkey
Emergency Relief Administration
FNS
Florida growers seek relief from Mediterranean fruit fly damage
The Senate Agricultural Committee programed a bill by Senator Trammell to create a board to hear damage claims by Florida fruit and vegetable growers from the Mediterranean fruit fly campaign begun in 1928. The plan calls for a $20,000 appropriation and reports due by late 1934, with no action on related damage payment bills.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
Trammell
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Thammell
Wallace
Damr
Warran
Senate Agriculture Committee
Florida mobilizes to exhibit at 1934 World’s Fair in Chicago
The Florida State Chamber of Commerce organizes a statewide drive to fund and promote a Florida exhibit for the 1934 Chicago World’s Fair. Five divisions, district and county chairmen, and allied groups coordinate efforts to secure financial and moral support. Agricultural interests including nurserymen florists greenhouse men and bulb growers join the campaign to publicize Florida’s agricultural prowess.
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Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Commonwealth
Axleflex Independent Springing Demonstration
Hudson and TerRaplane salesmen showcase Axleflex inde pendent suspension that lets one front wheel lift over a bump without jolting the other, keeping level and stability. A photo model illustrates how independent wheel action handles road irregularities at no extra cost across Hudson and Terraplane models.
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Terraplane and Hudson
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson Company
Central Florida Motor Sales Inc Phone 10 Eustis
Local business listing shows Central Florida Motor Sales Inc located in Eustis Florida with a contact phone line. No further details on hours inventory or services provided are recorded in the fragment.
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Central Florida Motor Sales, Inc
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Mt .Dora Theatre
All Starr
Neweh of the West
Eustis Theatre
CT Talkies
SUN
Mon
Ann Harding
Clive Brook
Pathe
Richard Barthelmess
Turkey
FBI
George Raft
Carole Lombard
Sally Rand
Paramount News
Buddy
George Brent
Margaret Lindsay
the Palm Dining Room
Mount Dora, Florida
Burton’s
Blue Bird Restaurant
Blue Bird
Wm. Watson
Attleboro, Mass
Zell
Mrs. Smith
Elmira, N. Y
Miss Blaich
W. B. Bryant
Nashville, Tenn
M. C. Morrow
Gene
Goldsmith
Indiana
G. Leon Wells
Ruth Perkins
Epworth League Workers’ Institute
Daytona Beach
W. M. Shannon
Sewickley, Pa
J. J. Alvord
Commodore George E. Marsh
Grosse Pointe, Michigan
Sterling B. Hayward
Commodore Marsh
Mrs. Hayward
Carl Griffin
Warren
Ohio
Mesdames Quayle
Tillotson
East Sixth Street
St. Petersburg
Griffin
Auditor’s 6
Andrew W. Crother
Melrose
Mobile
New Orleans
Lakeside
Grand View Arrivals
Tallahassee
Sound Business
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mt.Dora
Parker’s Market
Hale’s
B. S. Burton
Lowell
Axleflex
Eustis, Fla
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