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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
5
Major and Mrs Milton B Allen announce the engagement of their daughter set for after the 14th at the bride’s parents home on Lake Beauclair in a social clubs notice.
Local notices report Pvt. Paul Baker aboard in San Francisco and his mother Mrs. H. J. Baker grieving illness. Several families arrive for winter, including Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mills from Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff L. Deming from Aurora. Florence Lee departs to Chapel Hill, and Miss Miriam Carlson arrives from Franklin with Miss Flora Woodward. Additional items cover Watertown residents, discharge of Lucy Gilbert from the WACs, and plans of the Babcocks to settle near Mount Dora.
The OPA tightens or relaxes controls on meats fats sugar and shoes while signaling inflation progress. Green stamps become valid and prices for butter cream and other dairy products may rise without a five cent subsidy. Roy M Coffey outlines how creameries and wholesalers can adjust prices as subsidies end.
New electric refrigerators will return to market at about 1942 retail prices. Other major appliances like washers radios and irons will also revert to 1941 1942 pricing levels. Clothing will include more heavyweight knit underwear. Farmers may expect a favorable feed supply for this year with total production projected as the second largest ever, aided by hay and sorghum forage.
A. Swords Jr and Mrs Swords announce the birth of a son named William David on October 20 in Hollywood Florida. Mrs Swords is formerly Iris Moon of Mount Dora. An effective bait for contra cutworms mixes one pound of Paris Green with 25 pounds of bran and is spread around plants in the evening.
Too late to classify for sale a 1934 Chevrolet truck with dual wheels and rack body in perfect condition. Also a Remington writer bicycle balloon tires coal radio electric clock lamps ovens appliances and furniture listed by J B Schmirer 337 Simpson St. Plus a boys tailored overcoat size 14 in excellent condition priced at 25 dollars from Mrs George Malone 44 lc
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