Birthday Party for Helen Wells at Mrs Miller Wells
Mrs Miller Wells entertained fourteen guests for Helen Wells sixth birthday with indoor games due to rain. Joann French won the peanut hunt prize. ice cream cake and candy favors were served. Helen received many gifts. Guests included June Fenn Jean Shipes Evelyn Turrentine Lois Vrana Ann Louise Ingram Betty Lou Battle Sara Roseborough Bessie Davis Winifred Harding Betty Cooper Sheila Spilky Joann French Elma Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Harding
Betty Cooper
Sheila Spilky
Joann French
Elma Elder
Little Helen
Bridge Party at Woodland Avenue Honors Miss Dunlevy
Mr. and Mrs. Huestis Eddy hosted a Monday bridge party at their Woodland Avenue home in honor of Miss Mabel Dunlevy of Waukon Iowa. Three tables played with a tiered prize system then guests shared prizes to ensure everyone received a memento. Ice cream cake and coffee followed, with Bertha Eddy assisting. Names include Mabel Dunlevy Mary True Carrie True Rachel Nutt Betty West Anna Wasser Harold Overhiser Richard Eddy N W Dean Pitt Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Huestis Eddy
Woodland Avenue
Mabel Dunlevy
Waukon
Iowa
Bertha Eddy
Florida
Eddys
Mary True
Carrie True
Rachel Nutt
Betty West
Anna Wasser
Harold Overhiser
Richard Eddy
N. W. Dean
Pitt Whitten
Birthday Surprise Honors F. B. Smith in Mount Dora
Mrs. Marie Martin and Miss Noonan hosted a November 6 birthday party at Frans Villa Grandview Avenue for Ferdinand B. Smith who turned eighty three. Guests included J. D. Secor Stilman T. J. Potter Ethelyn Zell Margaret Simpson and J. A. F. Simpson. Smith an early Mount Dora winter resident since 1898 helped attract visitors and locals and once served as Norwalk Conn mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
Marie Martin
Miss Noonan
Frans Villa
Grandview Avenue
Ferdinand B. Smith
Mr. Smith
J. D. Secor
Stilman
T. J. Potter
Ethelyn Zell
Margaret Simpson
J. A. F. Simpson
Mount Dora
Sanford
Mount Dora welcomes winter visitors and residents
Local notes report Prof D D Roseborough recovering from a severe cold and many families settling in Mount Dora for the winter. As arrivals include Mrs E D Parker of Norwalk Ohio and Mrs Alice Hall from Cedartown Ga, the town gains a season of guests at Mount Dora homes and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Parker
Norwalk
Ohio
Grandview Street
Alice Hall
Cedartown
Mount Dora
Alexander Street
Commodore
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Coonwall
Alice’ S Hall
New England’ States
Miss Mary Hall
Woman's Club Hosts Board Meeting Social
The hospitality committee entertained officers and the Board of Directors at Mrs. Lillian Banks home last Thursday afternoon. Social chatter filled the gathering as a light luncheon was served and two songs performed by Miss Louise Lane with Miss Harriet Banks on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Lillian Banks
Louise Lane
Harriet
Key West Plans Underway To Build Post Office
Plans are underway in Key West to construct a new post office building in the city. Details on location design and funding were discussed by local officials and postal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Thanksgiving Dinner at Grand View Sparks Reservations
Manager Cloyes reports strong response to the Thanksgiving dinner announcement at Grand View. About 25 reservations have been made so far and attendees will find many friends present. Service runs 12:30 to 2:30 with table decorations and special favors featured alongside turkey and all the fixings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyes
The
Grand View
Cronwalt Builds Baby Golf Courses Across Cities
Myron Cronwalt proprietor of City Plumbing Shop returns from a north summer vacation with wife and daughter Lorraine. He reports a busy season building baby golf courses in Cleveland for twenty two venues and in New York City for Warner Bros. He anticipates improved Florida business this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Cronwalt
Lorraine
North
Mr. Cronwalt
Cleveland
Ohio
New York City
Warner Bros
Florida
Sixth National Lawn Bowling Tournament Opens in St Petersburg
The event to which Mount Dora bowlers look forward starts February 2 1931 in St Petersburg. It runs two weeks with 700 in prizes. Teams doubles and singles compete with practice urged at Lakeside Park in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
St. Petersburg
Lakeside Park
Demonstration Club Set to Meet Next Wednesday
The Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club will meet on Wednesday November 19 at 2 30 p m in the Community Hall. County agent Mary Allen will demonstrate clothes remodeling and cooking fruit cake in a pressure cooker and share Christmas ideas. New subjects will be selected monthly open to local ladies and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Club of
Mount Dora
Mary Allen
Community Card Party A sociable fund raiser at hall
The monthly community card party is set for Friday night in the social rooms of the Community Hall. Everyone is invited to enjoy a good social time while admission is small and proceeds go toward equipping the social rooms. These gatherings emphasize sociability as well as fundraising and are very enjoyable.
Baby Patricia Patrick Born in Michigan
Announcement from Mount Dora friends reports a seven pound girl born November 7 at the Patrick home in Marquette Michigan. Both mother and daughter are healthy. Grandfather named Frank not mentioned. The infant is named Patricia Patrick. mother is Mrs Patrick formerly Miss Dorothy Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patrick, Jr
Marquette
Michigan
Mount Dora
Frank
Patricia Patrick
Patrick
Dorothy Heath
Series of Sermons for Young People by Rev M J Bouterse
A month long program of Sunday night sermons by Rev M J Bouterse of the local Baptist Church aims to guide youth with topics such as The Hard Boiled Hypocrite and Keeping Back Our Own Better Selves. Florida church event notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bouterse
Baptist Church
Instructive Talk At Garden Club Annual Meeting
The Garden club met in the Community Hall last Wednesday with nine teen in attendance. Officers were elected: Mrs. R. C. Conklin president, Mrs. H. S. Masten vice president, Mrs. W. L. E. Barnett programs chairman. A secretary vote was postponed awaiting last year’s secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Coolidge
R. C. Conklin
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Mount Dora
Armistice Day passed quietly in Mount Dora with many flags and few people on the streets as business houses closed. Residents largely traveled to Tavares for the county wide celebration that featured a Boy Scout program, prizes at noon, two football games, boxing bouts, and a dance at the Biltavern hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Tavares
Biltavern
I Bead Sacha
Con
Winter Garden Nurseries Gardening Talk Inspires Home Planting
The speaker outlined landscape ideas for home gardens including framing the house with low shrubbery, tall background trees, and a private flower spot. He advised dependable plants that survive freezes and stressed pruning to keep shrubs from becoming unsightly while discussing roses and their care.
Utility officials discuss utility growth and capital turnover
In Orlando the utility sector shows 300 percent rises in both operating revenue and cost, with a 600 percent jump in capital invested. Mr Cartwright notes $5 invested for every $1 of gross annual revenue and contrasts this with other industries where turnover occurs several times yearly. He outlines three development periods from engineering to operation and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Cartwright
Kiwanis-Chamber Luncheon Boosts Community Utilities Education
Kiwanis and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor a joint luncheon at Community Hall this week. Citizens and members will discuss utility education and customer use of gas and electricity as part of improving services. A limited number of tickets remain at the Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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Mrs. Trigg Tuttle
Grandview Terrace
Mrs.r. L. Hunter
Fifth Javenue
Jackisonville
D. D. Roseborough
Jane Wolfert
Seventh Avenue
Frances Carter
Itany, Ga
W. A. Carter
William Bartlett
Bertha Tyler
Mount Plymouth
Daytona Beach
Grant Ladd
East Orange
New Jersey
Miss Liona Odell
Rollins Foe
Moe AR Odell
C. E. Beeman
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Mrs. Mary. Daly Fish
Fen
Mr. and
D. Fletcher Crane
John W. Washburn
Garys Lake
Ninth Avenue
Mrs. Seward Church
Williston
Mrs. Church
Wm. Jarrett
John R. Flavell
Bradley Beach
N. J
Lake Dora
Sarah J. Massey
Willard Barse
Mary and
Carrie True Mo
Silver Springs
J. G. Thomas
Edna Dennis
Charles Orin
Miami
Wallace Carter Jr
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
W. H. Barse
Annapolis, Maryland
J. W. Massey
Baker Street
Myron Kronwalt
Loreen
Sixth Avenue
Earl
Beebee
Mabel Cleary
New York State
Virginia, Harris
Carlton Nursery
Kissimmee
Mrs. H. H. Mallory
Bam Boozle
West Springfield
Louis Hine
Robert
Cleveland, Ohio
Archie Hurlburt
Lakeside
Hamilton Inn
Lake Pleasant
N. Y
S. M
Dorothy Ompson
South Heights
Cornelia Clapp
Mary
Harriet Clap Will
Morgan Horton
Marian Brainerd
Frank Horton
Florida Sanitarium
William C. Eeeter
Mount Kisco
New York
Tavares Road
Stella
May Lewis
Warren
Watertown
Donnelly Avenue
George Downs
Clearwater
Eugene L. Downs
Messrs
George
Eugene Downs
Emma S. Marsh
M. L. Sears
Marsh
Sears
Orlando Art Association
Mae
Stella Lewis
Kate Warren
Tory
Donnelly Street
Elizabeth Woolworth
Spencer
Wekiwa Springs
Wekiwa River
C. C. Killits
Decatur
Mich
Emma Bujack
Pawpaw
H. C. Rainey
West
Eleventh Avenue
Rtband View Hotel
Mount, Dora, Florida
Patricia
Eustis
State University
Gainesvile
Florence Smock
George W. Simons Jr
Jacksonville
State University At
Gainesville
Leesburg
Mount Dora Theatre
Sea God
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
King of Jazz
With Paul Whiteman
John McCormick
Song OF
Harold Loyd
Paul Ault
P.O. Box
N. Donnelly
DR. Richardson
M. D
Donnelly St
Fla
Beacham
George Arliss
RITZ
William Haines
Rial
Constance Bennett
Lewis Ayers
Alexander
Commercial Printing
W. C. Williams
Sylvan Shores Road
SIDEL
W. E. Lackey, Jeweler
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