Wedding at the Crane home honors Wise and Ferris
A small wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs D oe Crane on McDonald street united Miss Harriet Wise and Edith Cookinham with Mr Clayton Tremain and Harold Wingate as attendants. Rev D B Spencer officiated before about thirty guests. The bride wore a white ensemble with tea rose delphinium and baby's breath corsage. The couple plan a brief honeymoon to Tampa and return to an apartment at Baker and Fourth avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Wise
Edith Cookinham
Clayton Tremain
Harold Wingate
Tampa
West Coast
Baker and
Fourth Avenues
Maher Lauenborg Engagement Reported in Mount Dora
Mount Dora residents learn of an engagement between Miss Martha Louise Lauenborg of Palm Beach and Lawrence Maxwell Maher, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Maher. The announcement features families A H M Lauenborg and Frederick W Maher with the couple to be wed in the near future.
Mount Dora Couple to Wed in Palm Beach Home
Rebel Hannan and Mrs. Lauenberg Clifton Rice will wed at the home of the latter. Miss Lauen, Palm Beach High School graduate of 1929, is a member of Alpha Delta and Theta Delta Delta sororities. Mr. Maher, a Palm Beach High School graduate, lives in Boca Raton and is a nephew of Mrs. Arthur Orton of Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebel Hannan
Mount
Lauenberg Clifton Rice
Miss Lauen
Palm Beach High School
Florida State College
Palm Beach
Alpha Delta
Theta Delta Delta
Maher
Mount Dora
Boca Raton
Arthur Orton
Porch party at 821 Donnelly avenue hosted by Mrs. Torrey
Mrs. Mary Torrey will entertain the ladies of the Community church at a porch party on Friday afternoon May 18 from 3 to 5 o'clock at her home 821 Donnelly avenue. All ladies are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Torrey
Donnelly Avenue
Bridge Party At Yacht Club Friday Evening
The Yacht Club hosts a bridge card party Friday night at eight o'clock. The entertainment committee invites ladies and others for an informal evening of bridge at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Missionary Meeting at Methodist Church Highlights Korea
The monthly Missionary Society gathering at the Methodist church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Miller Wells residence with president Mrs. Conklin presiding. Attendees discussed Korea and shared refreshments prepared by the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthly Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Miller Wells
Methodist Choir Hosts Informal Parsonage Reception
The First Methodist Church choir gathered Tuesday evening at Reverend Perry B. James's parsonage for an informal reception. Musical games entertained the group as plans for summer music were discussed. Director Mrs. Esther Wyatt led, organist Miss Jeannette Pike accompanied, with the music committee including A. P. Sidel, D. H. Bishop, and Mrs. A. J. Waltz. Light refreshments and cut flowers enhanced the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Perry B. James
Esther Wyatt
Jeannette Pike
A. P. Sidel
D. H. Bishop
A. J. Waltz
Farewell Dinner for Miss Reck in Zellwood
Mrs. Hallie Reck hosted a farewell dinner at Zellwood Inn for her daughter Lida before their move to New York state. Guests included Francys Sadler Virginia Ingram Jean Smith Martha Wells Janet Hackett and Mary Elizabeth Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reck
Hallie Reck
Lida
Zellwood Inn
Zellwood
Mrs. Reck
Francys Sadler
Virginia Ingram
Jean Smith
Martha Wells
Janet Hackett
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Miss Morley Hosts Backward Party for Five Couples
Flora Morley entertained five couples of young people with a novel backward party at her home on MacDonald Street last Friday. The event featured playful reversals and social games in a lively, informal gathering set in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morley
Flora
Morley
MacDonald
Backward Night Event Delights Guests at Flora Morley’s
A social evening featured guests greeting with hello instead of goodbye and backward customs. Miss Morley hosted with Lida Beck Virginia Ingram Jean Smith Janet Hackett and others joined Frank Pooser Nelson Morley Lem Downs Robert Quixley and Walter Hackett as dancers and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Magen
Lida Beck
Virginia Ingram
Jean Smith
Janet Hackett
Flora Morley
Frank Pooser
Nelson Morley
Lem Downs
Robert Quixley
Walter Hackett
Mother's Day Program Highlighted by Mount Dora OES
Mount Dora Chapter 103 OES held a regular meeting with strong attendance. A Mother's Day program featured Gladys Solo, Mrs. ner, and Mrs. David S. Simpson delivering pieces. five mothers and daughters attended, two daughters hospitalized. Ruby Haygood awarded oldest and youngest mother with a bouquet. reception committee distributed carnations. A Grand Chapter report was presented by Edith Coleman, Edna Rays, and Haygood, and punch was served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Gladys Simpson
Mother Macree
Ner
Apopka
David S. Simpson
Ruby Haygood
Mary Simpson
Swanner
Rowena Dooley
Ruth Wells
Edith Coleman
Edna Rays
Impromptu Picnic Supper At Yacht Club
A Sunday evening at the Yacht Club saw many families gather for an informal picnic supper. Baskets held meats salads sandwiches and cake arranged cafeteria style on banquet tables with card tables on the veranda. Coffee was made in the kitchen and dishes were cleaned up by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Frank Fowler
Marcia Fowler
Stewart
J. J. Alvord
G. Arthur Palmer
S. S. Sadler
Francys Sadler
S. S. Jr
Stuart Sadler
F. L. MacKay
T. M. Kramer
Tracy, Blair
Betsy Kramer
J. G. LaDue
Eardley Wilmot
T. Holmes Lashar
Thomas Lashar
Estella Clark
Frank Hubbard
Ethelyn Zell
Evelyn McDowell
L. E. Klatte
Edward Klatte
Ed Jaques
George Keller
Walter Fowler
Harry Clark
Mothers Day Party by First Baptist Girls Auxiliary
The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist church hosted a Mothers Day party May 14 at Mrs. Lambert’s home. Sixteen members attended along with visiting mothers and honored guests Mrs. J. M. McCown and Mrs. F. W. Overhiser. The event featured a prepared program, music by Alice Franklin and Florene Lotz, a social hour, and homemade ice cream and cookies. Mr. Lamoreux briefly appeared to photograph the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. R. Lambert
Lillie Mae Beasley
Virginia Grantham
Frankie Lou Morris
Leda Mae Morris
Othel Grantham
Ollie Carver
Bessie Parish
Elizabeth Drawdy
Jean Shipes
Frances
Faye Thompson
Iris Moon
Martha Williamson
Ilieta Coats
Mildred Holloway
Ardell Blair
Betty Lotz
Local People and Travel Notes Retreats and Visits
Personal visits share movers and shoppers across Ft Lauderdale Mount Dorn and Lee Mass. trips. G F Weeks depart for Rockville Center and Lee Mass. Mrs Dahlin returns after ptomaine scare. Miss Rosalie Brantley returns from St. Petersburg CWA work. Fortner family weekend in Lakeland visiting Mrs Bidwell's wintering home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Brantley
St. Petersburg
CWA
J. E. Fortner
Alicia
Edward Fortner
Lakeland
Mr. Fortner
Local residents plan winter and summer travel across states
Numerous families depart for seasonal homes and visits, listing destinations such as Lancaster New Hampshire Sebree Kentucky Mount Kisco New York Houston Texas Orlando Saybrook Connecticut and Lake Gertrude Florida. Notables include Mr and Mrs R J Brown Miss Dorothy Thompson and Mrs Annie J Hill with updates on Mrs Cooley recovering from surgery and others returning from travels to Rhinebeck Atlanta Harrisburg and Eau Gallie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Mitchell
Lake Gertrude
Sebree
Kentucky
New Jersey
F.G. Cline
John
Houston
Texas
Mrs. McGough
Orlando
Mae Wiley
Saybrook
Connecticut
Marshall P. Hurlburt
Riversea Nn
Canning Under Way by Hillsborough Farm Women
County farm women hold demonstrations led by Miss Allie Lee Rush showing home canning methods. About 95 gallons of sauerkraut 500 quarts of meat and many quarts of tomato products were canned to stock household pantries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborough County
Allie Lee Rush
Club Women Learn to Dress Hens Rapidly
Juniper home demonstration club in Gadsden county hosted USDA photographers who observed members dressing 600 hens as part of a poultry act demonstration. The event showcased practical skills in poultry processing and community education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper Home Demonstration Club
Gadsden County
United States Department of Agriculture
Yin Sekasker
Hints to Housewives on Cleaning Teapots
Demonstration notes advise homeowners in Tallahassee how to remove hard water lime buildup in tea kettles. Methods include wooden tapping to loosen scale, and acid treatments using vinegar for light deposits or muriatic acid for heavier buildup with caution to protect the kettle. Dilute acids are safer for enamel and stoneware than metals.
Primary School News Notable Second Grade Arrivals and Departures
Second graders Alice McClane of Newberry and Jean Taylor of Chicago join the class. Several staff changes and student movements are noted including Miss Betty West’s return and substitutions by Mrs. E R Chamberlain. May birthdays listed for department members ahead of the primary exhibit on Monday May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McClane
Newberry
South Carolina
Jean Taylor
Chicago
Illinois
Betty West
E. R. Chamberlain
John Parrish
Daytona Beach
Alma Cooper
St. Petersburg
Margaret Etchells
Maine
Frank Anderson
Alabama
Lois McCullough
Marilyn Johnson
Gladys Irene Crane
Jacqulyn Clower
Backenton
Georgia
Duncan McClelland
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Louis Lusson
Albert Peterson
Billy Goodman
Kenneth Coats
Ray Blanchard
Johnny Brooks
Mildred Edwards
1933-34 Tourist Season Best In State's History
Florida reached record tourist levels in 1933-34 per the Florida State Chamber of Commerce. A survey of fifty leading cities shows a 55 percent rise in tourist registrations and transportation firms report a 75 percent travel increase. New visitors came from every state except Nevada, plus Alaska, D C, Cuba, England, Spain, Canada, Scotland and Hawaii. New York led origin, followed by Ohio. climate and health factors topped reasons for visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Tourist and Convention Committee
Chambers of Commerce
California
Union
Nevada
Alaska
District of Columbia
Cuba
England
Spain
Canada
Scotland
Hawaii
New York State
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eustis Theatre
the House of Rothschild
Pnthe
Silly Symphony
Jean Muir
Donald Woods In
Buddy
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert McMurray
Mount Dora, Florida
A. H. Butts
Ft. Lauderdale
Mount. Dorn
G. F. Weeks
Lee Mass
Rockville Center
N. Y
George Dahlin W
George L. Bidwell
Baltimore
Hartford
Conn
R. J. Brown
Lancaster
N. H
Eighth Avenue East
S. M. Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
South Heights
Penna
Grandview Avenue
Annie J. Hill
Jackson
Jacksonville
Thomas H. Cooley
DeLand Hospital
D. W. Ten Broeck
East Eighth Avenue
Rhinebeck
Hilliard
Little Marcia
Miss Stewart
Mount Kisco
Woodland and
Grandview Avenues
Alfred Rehbaum
Alfred Junior
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Moday
Atlanta
Elmer Austin
Harrisburg
Austin
J. G. Ray
Margaret Ray
Joseph Etchells
Kennebunkport
A. A. Stanley
Miss Stanley
S. S. Soule
Marian Soule
Secor
Clermont
Soule
Wm. G. Burton
Mildred Horney
Frankie Haddock
H. J. Wise
Minnesota
Paul C. Pesky
Burton Restaurant
Mr. Burton
W. A. Conrad
Dick Conrad
Tallahassee
U. S
Red Bill
Bud
NAL Bank
Feders’ Reserve System
Mijjora Hardware Company
C. C. Moorhead
Burton’s
Blue Bird Restaurant
Vermont
Lake County Supply CO
J. R. Williamson
Ray Eckholdt
Chrysler and Packard
9Th & Donnelly
J. J. West
J. J. West Nan J. Stuart Telephone
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