Social Callboard Details From Local Meeting
A Roll Call at a meeting of an unnamed group occurs on Thursday evening with Emma Huntington of Meriden as a visiting guest. Earlier, Mrs. Dolly Hayden hosted a luncheon at Grand View with Emma Clifford, F D Overhiser, and W J Lambert attending. Florence Davis hosted a cards gathering for her sister Lillian Davis and Helen O Shepherd from New York City at the Lakeside Inn with two tables of young people and two of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Y. Huntington
Meriden, Conn
Dolly Hayden
Grandview Avenue
Florence Davis
Lillian Davis
Helen O. Shepherd
New York City
Lakeside Inn
Miss Shepherd
Miss Davis
Delicious refresh ments at close of games
Readable fragments note refreshments served after the games ending the event. No further names, dates, or locations are readable to identify teams or venues.
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Planned
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Ba church will meet Monday March 26 at three o'clock in the church for their monthly program. Miss Elizabeth Lee a returned missionary from Japan will speak. All visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Ba
Elizabeth Lee
Japan
Ladies Host Informal Afternoon Tea in Sylvan Shores
Mrs. Ellsworth Grant and Mrs. Lucy Jones entertained a number of friends at their Sylvan Shores home last Thursday. Lovely flowers adorned the rooms and young Miss Marcia Fowler helped with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Grant
Lucy Jones
Sylvan Shores
Marcia Fowler
Afternoon Tea Today at Congregational Church Parlor
Hostesses Mrs Morley Mrs Cadman and Dr Cornelia Clapp welcome all ladies especially winter visitors to Thursday's afternoon tea in the church parlors from 3 to 5. Attendees may bring their needlework if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Dinner for House Guest Hosted by Mrs Alvord
Mrs John J Alvord entertained last Thursday night for two weeks guest Mrs William Shannon of Sewickley Pa The house was filled with flowers and dinner was praised as artistic and delicious Fifteen dined including twelve guests besides the honored visitor the hostess and her sister Mrs Palmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Alvord
William Shannon
Sewickley
Palmer
Celebrated Eighty Fifth Birthday of Dr. Cornelius M Clapp
Dr. Cornelius M Clapp marked her eighty fifth birthday with a Saturday breakfast for her Women s Bible Class at the Congregational church. The Ladies Aid prepared the event and class members presented a gift of 90 dollars for her scholarship fund, hoping to reach 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cornelius
M. Clapp
Congregational Sunday School
Ladies Aid
Dr. Clapp
Misses Whitney Hostesses at Dessert Bridge
Misses Clara and Lois Whitney entertained six tables of bridge at their Tremain Court apartment Friday. St Patrick’s Day was featured in decorations and desserts with garden flowers. High score prize went to Mrs Oscar F Taussig, second to Mrs Carl Graves, consolation to Mrs Wilson, guest prize to Mrs C C Van Etten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Clara
Lois Whitney
Tremain Court
Oscar F. Taussig
Carl Graves
Wilson
C. C. van Etten
Legion Auxiliary Entertained At Cards In Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted Legionnaires and wives for a St Patrick s Day card party in Legion Hall. Decor featured shamrocks and green colors with six tables of bridge play. Mrs J M Turner won high score and Harold Overhi claimed consolation in a festive evening.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Legion Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
J. M. Turner
Harold Overhi
George Dalim Wins High Score Prize in Five Pens
George Dalim won the high score prize with five pens. Mrs. Robert Sieedan took the consolation prize. Refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dalim
Robert Sieedan
Ministers and wives entertained by Miss Isabel Crawford
Miss Isabel Crawford hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for local and visiting ministers and their wives. Guests included Rev. G. Leon Wells and wife, Rev. D. B. Spencer and wife, Dr. W. R. Lambert and wife of Mount Dora, Rev. Parris Miller and wife, Rev. Wilson and wife, Rev. Schofield and wife, Rev. A. A. Stanley and niece and guest. Mrs. Cain and Miss Jean Hendrie assisted in entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Crawford
G. Leon Wells
D. B. Spencer
W. R Lambert
Mount Dora
Parris Miller
Wilson
Schofield
A. A. Stanley
Cain
Jean Hendrie
Friendly Club Meeting at Miss Hendrie’s
The Friendly Club gathered at Miss Jean Hendrie’s Monday afternoon for a pleasant session with light refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. Kennell, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Frye, Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Wingate, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Cox of Mt. Kisco N Y and Tarpon Springs Florida. The March 26 meeting will be at the Community Building and a picnic supper is planned for April 2 at Trimble Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hendrie
Miss Hendrie
E. E. Gorham
George Wilson
Parris Miller
Willard Sprague
Emma Clifford
Huntington
Kennell
E. D. Parker
S. Banks
Brown
Family Reunion at Rock Springs Picnic and Games
A Smith family reunion near Rock Springs drew six teens and relatives from Brighton New York Rochester Mount Dora California Norwich St Louis Clarks Mills and Eustis. Attendees shared a picnic dinner swam and played games praising Rock Springs as a delightful location.
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Smith
Rock Springs
Grace van Gorden
Alma van Gorden
Brighton
N. Y
Ella Bunell
Rochester
C. E. White
Mount Dora
Byron Adams
California
George Adams
Norwich
Frank Williams
Dessert Bridge Honoring Mrs Shannon in Sewickley
Mrs George L. Zell hosted a dessert bridge honoring Mrs William Shannon of Sewickley Pa. Yellow nasturtiums colored the tables. Top scores went to Mrs Maude Shepard second to Mrs Gutelius third to Miss Whitney fourth to Mrs Heim. Average score prize to Mrs Chase low to Mrs Van Etten guest prize to Mrs Kate Palmer.
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Shannon
George L. Zell
William Shannon
Sewickley
Maude Shepard
Gutelius
Whitney
Heim
Chase
Travelers Arrive and Depart Mount Dora Guests
Mrs B W Drake and daughter Mrs James H Kelsey visited St Petersburg and Pass-a-Grill. Mr and Mrs Thos Tieman left for Hot Springs Arkansas for a month then Illinois. Mrs E A Smedley returned from Ohio and Pennsylvania visiting her son Carl Smedley and relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles W Keith arrived from LaGrange Illinois for a week in Mount Dora. Emeric Devorsak arrived from Bridgeport Connecticut to join wife Dr Mildred Marsh Devorsak for a brief stay. Mrs Martha Stevens of Sioux City Iowa visited sister Mrs J R Williamson. Mrs W M Shannon of Sewickley Pa left after a two week Mt Dora visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Drake
James H. Kelsey
St. Petersburg
Pass-a-Grill
Thos. Tieman
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Illinois
E. A. Smedley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Carl Smedley
Charles W. Keith
LaGrange
Mount Dora
Keith
Emeric Devorsak
Bridgeport
Conn
Mildred Marsh Devorsak
Martha Stevens
Sioux City
Iowa
J. R. Williamson
W. M. Shannon
Sewickley
J. J. Alvord
Florida visitors tour state from St. Augustine to Tampa
The party includes Mrs B W Drake and others visiting Florida. Mr and Mrs H R Bradner and daughter Ruth spent the week in the southern part of the state visiting Tampa, St Petersburg and St Peters. Dr John E Bradford of Chicago and family occupy Dr McCracken’s cottage on Lake Dora Drive enjoying Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Bradner
Ruth Bradner
O. M. Condit
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Miss Bradner
Rosalie Brantley
St. Peters
John E. Bradford
Chicago
The
United On Board of Education
Bradford
Isable Bradford
James M. Bradford
Florida
Dr. McCracken
Lake Dora Drive
Jacksonville
Crape Myrtle Mildew Control With Lime Solution
Florida Experiment Station mycologist Erdman West notes crape myrtle mildew injures many plants yearly, especially in sheltered hedges. Applying lime sulfur solution at bud burst and a second spray two weeks later controls the disease as summer heat slows fungal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erdman West
Florida Experiment Station
Hatchery code now operating protects farm chick buyers
Farmers who buy chicks this year gain protections under the hatchery code effective in January. Buyers are safeguarded on quality, delivery timing, and loss adjustments. violations include deceptive advertising and substituting other chicks. The code also regulates egg size standards to improve overall hatchery stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Mehrhof
Extension Poultryman
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
F. C. Kurtzhalz
Tampa
Large Potato Crop In Prospect Marketing Pacts Considered
An excessively large potato crop is expected unless marketing agreements are adopted to align supplies with demand. The AAA tentatively develops pacts with shippers to curb price declines, as analysts warn of a new downward price cycle in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Louis H. Bean
Master’s Sale Ordered for Sylvan Shores Property in Lake County
By decree of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida Lake County special master C. E. Duncan will sell at public auction on the first Monday in April 1934 the parcels Lots 3 4 and 5 in Block 1 Lots 15 19 20 in Block 18 Lots 5 6 and 7 and the West 25 feet of Lot 8 in Block 19 Sylvan Shores according to the plat recorded in the clerk’s office. Highest bidder for cash.
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Circuit Court
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
State OF Florida
Lake County
Chancery
THE
Ridge Realty Company
James E. Stout
Florida
Connecticut
Et Ax
Tavares
Sylvan Shores
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