Social Meet With Mrs Jensen and Ladies Aid Porch Party
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet at Mrs T Jensen home in Sylvan Shores for a picnic lunch with 12 oclock church pickup and lunch at 1230 PM. The Community church ladies and friends host a porch party May 22 at Mrs E D Parker residence Grandview and Ninth Avenues from 3 to 5 PM with Mrs Ronsheim assisting and a silver offering for the Ladies Aid Society.
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Jensen
Methodist Church
T. Jensen
Sylvan Shores
Ladies Aid
E. D. Parker
Grandview
Ninth Avenues
Ronsheim
Ladies Aid Society
Entertained at bridge at home on Anton Street
Miss Shirley Schoenberger hosted a bridge party at her home on Anton Street on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Perkins, Dr and Mrs C Quixley, Mr and Mrs De Jensen, Misses Martha Fenn Flora Morley and Messrs Wayne Richardson Jack Carlton and Paul Hannum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Shirley Schonenberger
Anton Street
Aymond. Perkins
C. Quixley
de Jensen
Martha Fenn
Flora Morley
Wayne Richardson
Jack Carlton
Paul Hannum
Hawley North Louise North wed Frank Ley in Mount Dora home
Louise North and Frank Ley, both of Fort Pierce, were quietly married Sunday afternoon May 17 at the Mount Dora home of Mr and Mrs F E Kendall. J G Barnes Evangelist of the Church of Christ officiated using the ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley-North
Louise North
Mr. Frankley
Fort Pierce
F. E. Kendall
Mount Dora
J. G.barnes
Church of Christ
Promising Marriage for Hawley Couple Ends Honeymoon Plans
The wedding noted the bride as sister of Mrs. Kendall and described her pleasant manner winning friends quickly. Hawley, a woman of charm and personality, and her spouse left for Fort Pierce to establish a home, with hopes for a prosperous journey ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Hawley
Lovely Afternoon Bridge Party in Mount Dora
Mrs R V ker and Mrs Orville Taylor hosted a stylish bridge gathering at Mrs Parker's home on a Tuesday. Three contract tables filled the living room and sun porch with pink and green decor and floral arrangements. High score went to Mrs Roy Morgan of Eustis, with Mrs William Norris in second. out‑of‑town guests included Mrs E K Martin of Lakeland and Mrs Claude E Carter of Fort Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V.ker
Orville Taylor
Parker
Roy Morgan
Eustis
William Norris
E. K. Martin
Lakeland
Claude E. Carter
Fort Myers
Mesdames
Dwight Strong
Angus Cole
Lois Hopson
Jack Wilkinson
Melvina Morrison
Robert Preston
James Stout
Mount Dora
Ray Eckholdt
Summer Travel Departures From Local Residents
Personal Miss Lizzie Barrett spends summer at Daytona Beach after arriving last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Abbott depart for Chattanooga and Indiana for the season. Miss Sophie Baker of Summit New Jersey leaves for home after Villa Cora stay. John Silas heads to Cleveland to spend summer with son Raymond and wife. F A Lawrence leaves Winchester New Hampshire for summer. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Eddy drive to Waukon Iowa after winter on Woodland Avenue. Mrs. George L. Bidwell journeys to Ruxton Maryland and then Connecticut for summer. Harriet and Mary Clapp depart for Montague Massachusetts with Miss Charlotte Fitch. Mrs. Josephine G. Thomas leaves for East Liverpool Ohio with nephew Perry Rigby. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moss travel to Port Stanley Canada via Ohio to visit Delaware and Marion. Mr. S. M. Child and Miss Hall plan to leave for Forest Hills Long Island after Lakeside season, with Washington DC stopover. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beach depart by train for Bridgeport Connecticut. Mrs. Blood travels by motor. Beach improving after illness but not fully strong. Mrs. E. M. Wentworth returns from the north by auto with grandson Marston Wentworth of Rye New York for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Madden and children Jo Nan and Mary of Jacksonville visit Mrs. Wentworth over the weekend.
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E. M. Wentworth
Auto
Marston Wentworth
Rye
N. Y
T. L. Madden
Jo Nan
Mary
Jacksonville
Wentworth
Dessert Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Estey and Mrs Key
Mrs C H Estey and Mrs A R Key jointly hosted a delightful dessert bridge party at their home on Thursday afternoon. The elegantly decorated house featured petunias canvas and water hyacinths with card tables set off by garden flower centerpieces. After four progressions of bridge prizes were awarded in a novel manner for high score.
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C. H. Estey
A. R. Key
Tea Time Honors Tangerine School Teacher Wise
Mrs. C G Wise, Tangerine school teacher for two years, received a willow chair at a Tuesday tea in appreciation of her work. Refreshments were served. Messages note Dr Lawrence Soda’s recent travel from Yungborn to Bat er and health resort ends. Walter Griffin’s sudden death in Massachusetts is reported. Griffin was a winter resident and uncle to H H Chamberlain. George Wise is ill at home.
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C. G. Wise
Tangerine School
J. E. Beerbower
Virginia Beerbower
Harold Beerbower
Winter Park
A. E. Davies
Dr. Lust’s Health Resort, Left On Thursday For His Home In Utica, N. Y
Davies
Raleigh
N.C
Stephen Snooks
Cadena
Yungborn
Lawrence Soda
Yungborn Sanitarium
Bridgeport
Con
Griffin
H. H. Chamberlain
George Wise
Hints to Housewives on Balanced Diets and Food Myths
A Tallahassee Home Demonstration piece urges variety for all essential nutrients and warns against overemphasizing single foods. It debunks myths about starch with protein, fish and milk, raw eggs, and white versus dark meat, advocating balanced meals with meat or bread, vegetables, fruits, and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Florida Exhibit at Great Lakes Exposition Invites Students
The publicity department of Florida National Exhibits arranges with Cleveland schools to invite every elementary and high school pupil in Cleveland and nearby cities to visit the Florida exhibit at the Great Lakes Exposition. Students will view the display and study tropical botany without traveling or large costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida National Exhibits
Superintendent of Schools
Cleveland
Young Boy Battles with Forest Fire
Forest Service notes limited success of conservation education in schools while a 12 year old boy battles to save an acre of slash pine seedlings from a wildfire. The blaze, likely set by a hunter or camper, destroyed many young trees and set back growth by 10 to 15 years, prompting intervention by the Apalachicola National Forest.
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Florida Forest Service
National At
D. J. Morris
Apalachicola National Forest
United States Forest Service
Longfellow
Orlando firms join Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Several Orlando businesses express appreciation for Lake County area commerce by purchasing sustaining or contributing memberships in the Lake County Chamber of Commerce. Sears Roebuck, Yowell Drew, Dickson Ives, Harry P. Leu Inc., Datson Dairies, and Wilson Toomer Fertilizer Company pledge support, urging locals to shop in Central Florida when possible and keep spending in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Lake County
Florida
Harry P. Leu, Inc
Datson Dairies
Mount Dora and
Eustis
Wilson- Toomer Fertilizer Company
Jacksonville
Florida's First 1936 Water Melons Shipped from Grove Land
Florida reports the first car of 1936 water melons shipped from Grove land on Monday May 18 by David Seymour. Seymour owned two cars for the Chicago auction market and expected a small price rise from last year's first car which sold for 725 dollars.
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Florida
Groveland
David Seymour
Seymour
Chicago
Curious Chicken Manages to Eat Before Dawn
A playful note describes a chicken known for its appetite and timing, claiming the bird eats well at dawn and even eats after death, as told by Ham Bone.
Random musings mix politics travel and theater notes
A rambling column weaves political spendthrift chatter Florida and Germany news with entertainment notes on Major Bowes troupe and The Great Ziegfeld. Anecdotes include a Cracker baseball hype and a dental office joke about cavities.
Six Weeks Cucumber Season Lifts Leesburg Area
Leesburg region growers including Groveland, Bushnell, Center Hill, Mascotte and Mabelle earned over 150000 dollars from cucumber sales in a six week period. The season employed more than 600 workers across fields and packing houses, with total shipments around 65000 bushels from 500 acres despite a 10 to 25 percent yield drop due to cold weather.
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Leesburg
Groveland
Bushnell
Center Hill
Mascotte
Mabelle
Frank Cortese
C. Walker
J. L. Westfall
T. L. Bates
F. Holland
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Mt. Dora Theatre
Brian Donlevy
Phyliss Brooks
Wallace Ford
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Farmer
Fred Stone
Jean Parker
Eustis Theatre
Talkies
Eddie
Eddie Cantor
Sally Eilers
Ethel Merman
The
Goldwyn Girls
Fred MacMurray
Joan Bennet
ZaSu Pitts
FBI
Cary Grant
Paramount News
Charles Starrett
Joan Perry
Mrs. Hawley
Lizzie Barrett
Daytona Beach
Mrs. C. E. Abbott
Chattanooga
Indiana
Sophie Baker
Summit, N. J
Villa Cora
John Silas
Ohio
Raymond Silas
F. A. Lawrence
Winchester
N. H
S. H. Eddy
Waukon
Iowa
Woodland Avenue
George L. Bidwell
Ruxton
Maryland
Connecticut
Harriet
Mary Clapp
Charlotte Fitch
Montague, Mass
Josephine G. Thomas
East Liverpool
Perry Rigby
A. G. Moss
Port Stanley
Canada
Delaware
Marion
James A. Beach
Conn
Blood
Percy Davis
Mr. Beach
Golden Triangle Laundry
ALL
Florida Motor Lines
Gulf Crescent Motor Lines
Perry
Union Bus Station
Cashwell
Florida Motor I RE Greyhound
Alexander
Villa Dora
Mussolini
Soundino
Wellesley
Atlanta
Sam
Washington
Hindenburg
Germany
Hugo Eckners
Smith
Ceranes
Ziegfield
New York
Soviet Russia
Someboy
New England
Doc
Lucy
First National Bank of
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Insurance Deposit Corporation
Coc
Westinghouse
Mt Dora Hardware Company
Lloyd Atkins
C. C. Moorhead
Hale
Coca-Cola
Dale
Kimball
Donnelly
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