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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1930

Page

3

Mount Dora High News Highlights and Hoosier Sports Notes

Mount Dora High School bi weekly edition reports on girls basketball concerns and teamwork, campus assembly notes, and local games. It recalls Mount Dora versus Leesburg with a 0 46 result, comments on first string lineup, and the need for more players. Assembly speakers include Lackey Conklin and Dickson, urging health and temperance education. A Halloween dance is noted and the seniors plan a spring play.

DORA Leesburg Leesburg Fn Mount Dora Sam Iburg

Halloween party at local high school draws large alumni crowd

A large crowd including many alumni attended a High School Halloween party. Ice cold punch sandwiches cookies and ice cream were served. The event ended late with a very enjoyable celebration. Attendees listed include Abby Jo Simpson Rhoda Simpson Yvonne Malusky Evelyn Crutchfield Mab Ray Marie Ss Myrtle Jepson Frances Sadler Robert McMurray Oliver Pray Bill Stokley Alfred Carter.

Hallowe'en Abby Jo Simpson Rhoda Simpson Yvonne Malusky Evelyn Crutchfield Mab Ray Marie Ss Myrtle Jepson Frances Sadler Robert McMurray Oliver Pray Bill Stokley Alfred Carter

Ring Cutting Contest Ends With Guest Departure

Marie struggled to slice the cake without dropping the ring, finally retrieving it with her teeth. Frances Siegel won a prize for guessing the most room advertisements. A tick tack noise prompted guests to leave. the fire whistle sent everyone to France's car and the party ended after refreshments and thanks to Shirley.

Marie Frances Siegel France Shirley

Personal notices recount nearby social visits and game trips

Yvonne visited a week with Marie. Shirley Schoenenberger and Dot Hopcraft shopped in Orlando last Friday. Frances and Buster Sadler attended a Gainesville game with the Barnetts. Dean Pinkston spent Saturday with Abby Jo. Mab Ray and Miss Bouterse drove to Gainesville on November 7 for a football game and attended the Marguerith Sidel party at her home on November 1. High school students Shirley Martha and Dr Abby Jo and Joe went to the Gainesville game Saturday. Miss Hubbell visited Palmetto last weekend. Rhoda visited Myrtle on Oct 29. Miss Taylor and Miss Cassady drove to Orlando to see former Mount Dora teacher Miss Wilson. Coach Laney and Miss Taylor attended the Florida Alabama game Saturday. “Fuzzy” hauled Halloween revelers to Eustis and nearby places Friday before last. Other attendees at the Gainesville game included Dot Hopcraft Miss Hubbell Myrtle Jepson Rhoda Simpson Marguerite Sidel Norma Ferris Ray Brantley Bill Stokley Charles Norris Hugh Merry and Fuzzy Pray.

Yvonne Marie Shirley Schoenenberger Dot Hopcraft Orlando Frances Buster Sadler Gainesville Barnetts Dean Pinkston Abby Jo Mab Ray Miss Bouterse Marguerith Sidel Shirley Martha Joe Hallowe’eners Eustis Miss Hubbell Myrtle Jepson Rhoda Simpson Marguerite Sidel Norma Ferris Ray Brantley Bill Stokley Charles Norris Hugh Merry

Epworth League Halloween Party at Mr Bishop’s Home

A gro up of Epworth League members met October 30 at Mr Bishop’s home for a Halloween party with dim lighting, games, and refreshments. Notable attendees included Marguerite Sidel Shirley Schoenenberger Mary Gorman Yvonne Malusky Marie Slack Frances Elder Robert McMurray Oliver Pray Alfred Carter James Cooper and other high school students.

Epworth League Epwo League Bishop Hallowe’en Mac Pete Marguerite Sidel Shirley Schoenenberger Mary Gorman Yvonne Malusky Marie Slack Frances Elder Robert McMurray Oliver Pray Alfred Carter James Cooper

Seniors in Gainesville greet Jesse’s return and candy drive

Stokley and Ray Brantley wear relieved faces as seniors in Gainesville celebrate Jesse’s return on Saturday. The class added to its treasury with Thursday noon candy sales and thanks other classes for their patronage.

Stokley Ray Brantley Jesse Gainesville

Crimson blue and gold chosen for class teams

A fragment notes the class selecting crimson blue and gold colors and mentions a probable meeting to settle the England matter around Cotton Mather. It says books will arrive soon, followed by tryouts after the next football season, and practice will begin afterward.

Ted Binations England Cotton Mather

Sophomore notes students plan freshmen party date

A class meeting last week decided the freshmen party date not on Hallowe en night but later. Marjorie Crow shows a new permanent wave and is the subject of envy. Mad Ray suffered a knee injury in basketball Thursday and must use crutches while absent from school. she still attended the Florida Alabama game in a unusual fashion.

Marjorie Crow Mad Ray

Hallo we en party at Sylvan Shores hosted by Lurany Drawdy

Freshman notes describe a Hallo we en party at Lurany Drawdy s home in Sylvan Shores. Peggy Champ ducked for apples and soaked her head while others played cross questions and crazy answers. Refreshments followed and the group departed around ten thirty thanking the host.

Lurany Drawdy Sylvan Shores Peggy Champ Lurany

Eighth Grade Notes Preview World War Study

Students plan scrapbooks for a history unit on world wars and revolutions. Cassady hopes for strong project work, while Ruth Harvey remains a familiar pupil from last year in the class.

Cassady Ruth Harvey

School event notes from Mount Dora High School

A table fragment references a Wednesday meeting of the current event club at Mount Dora High School. It mentions Harding versus Lurlene and Mortimer on the negative side, with Mary A. and Duster noted as winners. Osvil Grantham and Paul Brantley are reported absent several days this week.

Mobote Ald Mount Dora High School Harding Lurlene A Mortimer Mary A Duster Osvil Grantham Paul Brantley

Florida Education Association to Hold 45th Convention in Orlando

Teachers from across Florida will gather in Orlando November 27 to 29 for the 45th FEA convention. Will Durant will lecture at the opening session free of charge. Attendance includes 7,000 plus members in a statewide association with meetings at the Memorial Magnolia and senior high schools and large gatherings at the city auditorium.

Orlando Florida Education Association Will Durant City Auditorium James F. Rickards Tallahassee Memorial Magnolia

Fort Myers Polk Cannery Opens with Weekly Payroll About 2500

The Fort Myers Polk company grape fruit cannery opens for business with a weekly payroll around 2500 dollars. The new operation marks a boost to local industry and employment in the area.

Fort Myers Polk Company

Relief From Curse Of Constipation In Battle Creek

A Battle Creek physician notes relief from constipation with a tablet named Rexall Orderlies attracting water from the stool. The discovery is attributed to a local medical effort and mentions Mount Dora.

Battle Creek Rexall Orderlies Mount Dora

Seventh Grade Notes and Party Arrangements

The seventh grade plans a party on November 7 at Mary E. Simpson's home in Sylvan Shores with refreshments at nine. Three seventh grade girls have organized a bridge club, they lead the activity.

Mary E. Simpson Sylvan Shores

Silk sale offers 6 yardings of Crepe Paris silks

10000 dress length remnants of silk offered by mail with immediate 39 inch width. Lightly priced at 1.90 a yard for kept pieces, 1.25 a yard for final reductions, all $2 silks and satins at 90c a yard. Free matching thread spool with no payment required. Crane's Silks, 545 Fifth Ave New York City.

Paris New York Crane’s Silks Fifth Ave New York City

Turkey supply steady for Thanksgiving amid drought gains

Officials say every American household will find a turkey for the holiday. Drought boosted young turkeys, offsetting last year’s low hatchings. 1930 supply about 3 percent below 1929 yet higher than 1928 and 1927. Turkeys graded by the Agriculture Department at 60 major shipping points, with four grades U S prime choice medium and common.

Department of Agriculture Texas Pacific Northwest U. S

Festive Birds Loaded Into 435 Carloads

A shipment with sufficient labels covered 435 carloads of festive birds. The note implies a large scale holiday poultry distribution managed with labeling supplies. Shipping and distribution details remain minimal but indicate mass handling of birds for celebration purposes.

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