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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
9
Mr and Mrs W C Mc Whorter of 611 S Highland Street Mount Dora announce the engagement of their daughter Kerry Gail to Airman Ramon David The notice notes the couple’s hometowns and the service affiliation of the groom with no date given.
Linda Kern has joined the Howey Academy Bookkeeping Department announced by Headmaster Dr. C. A. Vaughn Jr. She lives in Triangle Acres Mt. Dora and has resided in central Florida 34 years. Kerry and David are high school graduates linked to Mount Dora and Apopka.
Deborah Sue Harbeck married Arthur Thomas Carver on February 14 at First United Methodist Church in Mount Dora. The couple, both connected to Sorrento and Orlando areas, will reside in Georgetown Apartments, Orlando, with matron of honor Patricia Partridge and best man Harvey Partridge Jr. involved in the ceremony.
The Mount Dora Yacht Club Ladies Committee plans a St Patrick's Day Desert Bridge Party on Tuesday March 17 at 12 30 PM. Prizes include table and door awards with shamrocks galore. Members are invited to donate prizes or contributions to the Wearin g of the Green event.
Rev and Mrs Klaus Koch announce the birth of their third son Taylor Randolf on March 6 at Winter Park Hospital. He joins brothers David age 6 and Charles age 3. Rev Koch serves as pastor of St. Philip Lutheran Church.
A local shop promotes phone ordering and in store pickup while spotlighting snacks, gifts, and handmade Florida items. Anne Bales handles requests and packing, as customers browse gift corners and sample treats like Snack Fingers and Mrs. King cake. The shop advertises a Gourmet Class and a Mexican paper mache sale at one fourth off.
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