TAVARES Visitors From Asheville and Ohio Aboard
Mr and Mrs J Wiliams of Asheville North Carolina arrive in Tavares for a month long vacation and are settled here Judge and Mrs E M Tally spent the weekend with friends in Jacksonville John and Neil Ferris of Cincinnati Ohio returned from a week in Miami and stay with Mr and Mrs D J Durrell Mrs Charles Close and children visit Prof and Mrs W T Kennedy of Umatilla for a few weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.,m. Tally
Jacksonville
John and
Neil Ferris
Cincinnti, Ohio
Miami
D. J. Durrell
Charles*Close
W. T. Kennedy
Umatilla
Weekend visits and birthday celebration at local homes
The notice lists social visits across several towns. Mr. and Mrs. Steele spent the weekend at Daytona Beach with relatives. Harry Duncan and William Rogers returned from Miami. Lakeland hosts hosted Sun day guests J T Horney and daughter of Lakeland. Leesburg visitors included Boyce Williams and children. W Sykes of Sykesville returned home after a week with the Rogers Wells. Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Carl Duncan hosted a Thursday gathering on Lake Shore drive honoring Mrs. Leonard Williams of Atlanta and Carl Duncan whose birthday occurred that date. A large cake and fruit punch followed for about twenty five guests. Mr. and Mrs. B A Kennedy hosted dinner Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J B Prevatt Mrs Ruby Prevatt and Miss Nannette Roadman. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alvord were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Duncan
Lake Shore Drive
Leonard Williams
Atlanta, Ga
Mr. Duncan
B. A. Kennedy
J. B. Prevatt
Ruby Prevatt
Nannette Roadman
Birthday Party Observed in Homer for Miss Garuther
Miss Garuther celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a party at her home. Guests from Homer and Tampa joined in stunts and games then watched the cake cutting before fruit punch ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Donald Gardner hosted the F W Bridge club at Third Avenue with salad sandwiches and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Caruthers
Miss Garuther
Third Avenue
Donald Gardner
F. W. Bridge Club
Passover and the Lord's Supper in Christian theology
A sermon ties the Passover to Jesus Christ's salvation through his crucifixion. It notes that Christ's Last Supper established the Lord's Supper, rendering the Passover’s lesser sacrifice obsolete. It warns that eating the bread and drinking the cup unworthily incurs guilt of the body and blood of the Lord.
Land filings notice for Mount Dora and Gainesville applicants
Under the May 2 act two filings are listed. B E Smith and Otto Pollock of Mount Dora Florida apply for parcels in Section 30 and Lot 8 Block 1 Sheet 4 and Lot 12 on Sheet 4 respectively in T 27 E R 27 E Tallahassee mer. Protests must be filed with the Register U S Land Gainesville within 40 days of first publication February 21 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pgs
Heim
Mount Dora
B. E. Smith
Gainesville
Otto Pollock
Florida
Register
U. S. Land
George C. Crom
Land Office Notice of Purchase Application in Florida
Robert W. Dickson of Mount Cord Florida filed February 23 1929 in Gainesville under the May 21 1928 act to purchase Lot 20 Section 30 Township 19 South Range 27 East Tallahassee Meridian totaling 654 square feet. Protest or objections must reach the Register U S Land Office Gainesville within 40 days from first publication. George C Crom dated February 28 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
Register
U. S. Land Office
Gainesville
Florida
Department
U. S
Land — Office
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Angus H. McKenzie
Bridgeport
Connecticut
U.S. Land’ Office
Gathenville
Sewell
Io Aon
Sylvan Pe Co
Mount Application
the Ridge Realty Co
Mount Dora
Sylvan Shores
Department OF the
Mount Dora Shore
Florida Foreclosure Suit Names Nonresident Defendants
In Lake County Florida Anna P. Ronsheim and Isaac L. Ronsheim file a complaint to foreclose a mortgage on Lot 6 Hackett's Subdivision Lot 19 and 20 in Section 29 Township 19 S Range 27 E. The defendants include Robert F. Pearsons Helen Charlotte Taylor a minor Harrie E Burton trustee and C B Treadway as Receiver. Defendants reside in Vermont New York and Rutland Vermont with Helen a minor under 21. The affiant states all defendants are non residents of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Pearsons
Helen Charlotte Taylor
Harrie E. Burton
Helen
Charlotte Taylor
C. B. Treadway
Bank of
Harrie FE. Burton
Anna P. Ronsheim
Isaac L. Ronsheim
Fillmore A. Pearsons
Anna P. Ronsh
Florida
Woodstock
Windsor County
Vermont
Fellows Avenue
Syracuse
New York
Harrie
E. Burton
Madison Street
Rutland
Floridas
Florida Court Orders Public Answer in Lake County Case
The Circuit Court of the 16th Judicial Circuit of Florida for Lake County requires defendants Robert F. Pearsons and Helen Charlotte Taylor to answer the bill of complaint by April 1 1929. The Mount Dora Topic is named the newspaper for four weekly insertions before April 1929. Also notices announce land patent applications in Gainesville and Mount Dora with specific parcel details and deadlines for protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Pearsons
Helen Charlotte Taylor
Harrie E. Burton
Circuit Court
16Th Judicial Circuit
State of Florida
Lake County
Mount Dora
Florida
Geo
J. Dykes
16Th Judicial Circuit of
Grace Hawthorne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tavares
Mrs
A. J. Steele
Daytona Beach
Harry Duncan
William J. Rogers
J. T. Horney
Lakeland
Paul Harber
W. Sykes
Sykesville, D. C
Mrs. Rogers Wells
Edwin Hyatt
Fred Alvord
Lew Asmara Priip Andrews
Goimma Metrovial
Ironsides
Dy Dock
Cheel
Coolidge Promeses
Edoms Gorden Grant
Lcrel
Homer
N. Y
Tampa
Elnora Potter
Albert Hill
DEPARTMENT OF THE _INTERIOR
Lorida
Essex
Cantons
Son Bardont Hills
America
Economry
Watch
EALEX
Che
C. C. Dooley
Mt. Dora, Fla
Circuit Court OF the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
H. A. Eckhold
Mount Dora, Fla
George G.'‘Crom
Ter
Landscape Service
Winter Garden, Fla
Rehbaum & Co
G. L. Gisler
Orlando
C. J. Stapleton
Atlantic Life
Office
Malone Bldg
M. E. Marsh
Podiatrist
Alexander St
Elizabeth Waller
H. A. Eckholdt
Alexander
Phonie
Eustis
W. M. Kennedy
Tavares, Fla
J. W. Hunter
Tavares, Florida
M. Wells
New Bank
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