King's Daughters Hold May Meeting at Community Building
The King's Daughters met on May 8 at the Community Building with twenty four members and one guest. Hostesses Mrs Purdy Mrs Allant and Mrs i served delicious refreshments and guests were invited to a future June 12 meeting hosted by Mrs Grace Brown Mrs Pearl Over hiser and Mrs Connie Smith. A boat ride and picnic at Palm Gardens was arranged for May 10 with thanks to the hostess.
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Purdy
Allant
Grace Brown
Pearl Overhiser
Connie Smith
Wise
Palm Gardens
Farewell Supper For Mr and Mrs Tanner
Hosts Mr and Mrs Fletcher Crane held a social sendoff Sunday night for Mr and Mrs Arthur Tanner who were bound for their Maryland farm. The gathering ended about nine thirty with last minute packing before their Monday early morning departure. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tanner and several local couples such as Mr and Mrs W M Kennedy Mrs S S Dihel Mr and Mrs G C Keller.
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Tanner
Fletcher Crane
Arthur Tanner
Maryland
Tanners
W. M. Kennedy
S. S. di
Arthur A. Tanner
Sharon Farm
Rising Sun
Local Social Event Recap at the Newman Home
Mrs. Mabel Cleary and Mrs. Wirt K. Newman host a small gathering with guests including Electa Simpson and Allelia Newman. A fruit punch and cake service was set on a lace-covered table as conversations continued.
Florida couple marks anniversary with large reception
Mr and Mrs Lochner celebrated a long marriage with a Tuesday evening reception at their home attended by many friends including relatives from Jacksonville and Ocala. The couple, married in Auburn Indiana May 9 1894, had moved to Florida twenty five years ago and are well known in Lake County publishing newspapers and serving as editors.
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Florida
Auburn
Indiana
Lochner
Tavares Citizen
James W. Hunter
Rameys Stay As House Guests Of Pearl Camp In Miami
Mr and Mrs John Ramey from Miami were hosted for a week as guests by Pearl Camp, staying at her residence during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramey
Miami
Sy Pearl Camp
Local Residents Headed for Summer Homes and Visits
Personal notes list Mr. Grant Cowles laid up at home on Aeene Street. Mrs. Anna Hildwein and Mrs. Roy R. Lewis Jr. visit Daytona. Gilbert Knight U S N visits relatives in Downsville and with the Tucker family. Dr. and Mrs. Softeiss visit Downsville after Jacksonville winter. The Esmays plan departure for East Worcester summer home. Winton Stephens and Grace Davis travel to Massachusetts and back. Tanner and wife depart for Sharon Farm near Rising Sun, Maryland. Scott leaves for Tyson Vermont after winter in Tangerine. Murrray guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker in Foxboro. Nina Woods, in training at Orange General, visits Mount Dora father G W Woods then Brunswick Ga.
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Nina Woods
Orange *General Hospital
Orlando
G. W. Woods
Mount Dora
Brunswick
Snowbird Stays and Summer Plans Across States
Local residents schedule winter retreats and summer stays from Mount Dora to New Bedford and Nova Scotia. Couples plan trips to Stratford Connecticut and Old Forge New York, with several returning to Mount Dora after brief visits to New York City and Washington for seasonal rest and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Chisholm
New York City
Antigonish
Nova Scotia
Birth announcements from Waterman and AAFTAC hospital
Mr and Mrs C E Burchett announce the birth of Mary Janet on May 8 at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eus tis weight 6 pounds 3 ounces. Staff Sergeant and Mrs Roger Hughes announce daughter Helen Christine born May 3 at Station Hospital AAFTAC Orlando. Major General Norman T Kirk says there are 1200 major amputations among veterans returned to Zone of Interior hospitals with 58 involving two limbs and one with three or four limbs.
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C. E. Burchett
Mary Janet
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Kathleen Galloway
Roger Hughes
Helen Christine
Station Hospital
Aaftac
Orlando
Norman T. Kirk
Army
Pigs Rest in Millet Fallow For Parasite Control
A practical method to cut internal parasite loads in pigs is to move them from infected land and cultivate it with cat tail millet. After a few weeks, the pigs can return to the millet crop, reducing parasites while supplying a useful pasture.
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Vadara
Mariners
Harold Peary
Pas Oy Pve
Sela Lugosi
Ted Lewis
CVA
Autrey
Old
Monterey
Grant John Garfield
Warner Anderson
Ey An
Eustis Kenna Sean Rely
Tokyo
Gladys Ne Crane
Eastern Star Chapter
Mabelle Ramey
Masonic Hall
Tavares
Leesburg
Kissimmee
Apopka
Pearl Camp
Star Point
Ruth Gudgeon
Jessie Jacobsen
Edith Coleman
Helen Gallimore
Ramey
Claudia Brockett
Mabel Howard
Celetia Stebbins
Doris Camp
Kentucky
Twila Camp
Louisiana
Kathleen Carr
Jessie Sloan
Ruby Chapman
Mildred Green
Christ Jacobsen
Brockett
Star of the East
Jesus
Divine
Sam
Josephine Simpson
Mr. Grant Cowles
Aeene Street
Anna Hildwein
Roy R. Lewis, Jr
Daytona c
Gilbert Knight
U.S.N
Mrs. J. R. Tucker
C. C. Softeiss
Downsville
Jacksonville
Maynard J. Esmay
East Worcester
N. Y
Grace Davis
Massachusetts
C. H. Scott
Tyson, Vt
J. R. Tucker
Daniel Murray
Foxboro
Mount Dora Electric Company
Highland Ave
Govenor
Millard Caldwell
Congress
Millar
Nell Smallwood
J. L. Millard
Stuybridge, Mass
L. Treadway Company
Carrie L. White
New Bedford
Mass
Baker Street
H. E. Jones
Grandview Street
Bernardsville
New Jersey
J. C. Earl
Ninth Avenue
Deansboro
Peter Wagner
Old Forge
Harold G. Morse
Brockton
Sylvan Shores
Mr. Morse
Fred W. Cross
Mrs. Sheldon
South Royalston
Virginia
Stanley Fisher
Marianna
Harry
E. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Grant Sipp
Charles W. Pickett
Sipp
Ridgewood
N. J
Pickett
New Preston
Marilyn MacLelland
A. A. Tanner
the Epworth
Crane
L. A. Tremain
Donnelly Ave
Triangle Gas Co
Vincent’s
Gladioli
Zellwood
Caladiums
Cus
Tomer
Prises
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hale’s Grocery
L. C. Green
Grand View Hotel
Mt Dora Hardware Company
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