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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
8
The piece reflects on early 20th century kitchens where families canned and preserved food. It describes home butchering, processing, and aging ingredients, plus the social feeding rituals. It contrasts farm and town practices with modern supermarket abundance and notes rising sugar prices affecting creativity.
Three older mothers at Fifth and Donnelly recall past Homecoming crowds and blocked streets. Dracula audiences are small but civic theater efforts are praised. Tennis interest grows at home with Tim, Charlie Kennedy, Chester, Dwight Davis, Tom Moon and P. J. Petty playing roles and inviting others.
Community column recalls longtime friendships and local happenings from 1952 onward. Lois Light hosts a Parkersburg guest. Anne Mackey discussed as a possible Mount Idy home. Swapped memories include Disney golf talk, Naples visits, Homecoming worm display, and Mount Dora High class of 64 ties.
Visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Comer were his parents from Mobile Alabama and Mrs Leon Comer and Mrs Lester Comer. Tom’s activities as football coach at Eustis High School were the focus of the visit. Sympathy to Mark Orr on a football field mishap leaving him on crutches. Zellwood Elementary welcomes Linda Mull back as Migrant Reading teacher after surgery. Keep cards calls and letters coming. 323-4380.
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