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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
5
The Monday Locail Club wrapped up its season with four tables of bridge and three tables of five hundred. Mrs. Earl Dodd won the bridge prize and Mrs. J. L. Mills took the five hundred prize.
Miss Louise Caudel daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Caudel Mount Dora married Lawrence Blue of 1205 Buffalo Street Olean New York at three o clock Wednesday by Rev A Merritt Dietterich The bride wore a light pink wool suit with pink rose gardenia sweet peas bouquet A reception for twenty five followed at the groom s mother Mrs Florence Blue home They plan to reside in Olean New York
Personal notices list East Liverpool residents and others leaving for summer homes in Bernardsville New Jersey Kentucky Tennessee Philippi West Virginia Toronto Canada Elkhorn Wisconsin with their spouses and relatives. The 42nd Grand Temple session of the Pythian Sisters is also noted with Fenton and Williams attending.
A local letter laments ineffective hyacinth control around Lakes Dora Beauclair and Apopka. The writer offers to donate days of work to erect a fence along Lake Apopka to halt plant spread through the canal and asks for volunteers.
The report session will be presented by Mrs Fenton at the regular meeting on Wednesday May 7. Mr and Mrs Walter B Ferguson of 801 Donnelly Avenue plan summer in Ligonier Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Arthur N Stowe depart for Meredith New Hampshire by rail for their summer home. Judge Elwyn L Page of New Hampshire visited Dr Mrs F A Poole last Friday. Page is a former member of the local bar association.
A brief society note records New Hampshire on court matters and a week spent at Clermont with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holloway.
Mrs. Grace Burke has recovered from illness and resumes duties as chamber of commerce secretary, expressing happiness to be back in the office.
Local households report summer plans and returns. Hronek and Mathews families head to Vermont and New York for warmer months while Stephens and LaGier split between Massachusetts and Connecticut. Visitors include Skusa, Smith, Clement, and Millard as they travel from Ohio, Florida, and California.
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