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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
5
The Social Woman's Club will hold a monthly business meeting and luncheon on Tuesday November 24 at 1 pm in the social room of the Community Building. All members urged to attend as it is the last meeting before the sale.
Miss Yvonne Lillian Malusky and Mr Raymond Foushee were quietly married on Thursday November 12 in Birmingham Alabama. The bride daughter of Mrs Robert L Pearson of Mount Dora attended school locally and met the groom three years ago at Daytona Beach. The couple will reside in Birmingham.
Mr and Mrs Leon Ridgeway announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn A Ridgeway to Wesley M Bradner of Ocean Beach New Jersey. The ceremony took place Friday November 13 at 3 oclock at Bradley Beach. Evelyn is a Neptune High School graduate and popular with the younger set. Bradner is the son ofMr and Mrs
H R Bradner of Bradley Beach and Mount Dora attended Mount Dora High School and Neptune High School before graduating from the University of Florida.
Miss Alene Otillia Knauer and Mr. William Gilchrist Fidecraton wed in a Frida ceremony at a Mount Dora venue. The bride, a Robert E. Lee High School graduate, was attended by Kirby as maid of honor with best man Robert Byrnes. The groom, a Mount Dora native and UF alumnus, works in Jacksonville with Chi Phi ties. About forty guests, from both families and close friends, attended.
A Saturday night scavenger hunt entertained Girl Scouts with groups of six. Jeanne Eckis and many others participated. Miss Vivia Craig and Mr. Bob Preston led the event. Afterward, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby flew to New York and will host friends at 3404 St Johns Avenue upon return to Jacksonville.
Mrs Fred Chase of Belfast Maine returns for winter. Mr and Mrs Johnth arrive for the season. Several couples including Mrs Billie Sadler from Leesburg and Misses Hart from Ballston Spa join friends at local homes and lodgings. Names span Maine New York Vermont Maryland Michigan Ohio and Florida with multiple cottages hotels and apartments noted.
A roster of winter guests and long stay residents around Mount Dora includes Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hazellwood at 436 Fifth Avenue, Mrs. Urann, Mrs. MacGown, and Mrs. Brooks in town for the season, and numerous others from Concord New Hampshire to Webster New York. Several travelers attend services at Church of Christ while others plan extended stays in Lake Franklin Park and local cottages.
Mrs Glendy G Sadler has been elected vice-president of the Em ory Dames Club an organization of young matrons at the University sponsored by wives of professors who act as God mothers. The club pursues cultural and social work.
Local Sorrento residents and visitors are listed in a church and social journal. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Royals, Miss Margaret, Mrs. Anna Matlack, Mrs. Mabel Byer, Mrs. Myra Sanders, Mr. Frank Battle Jr., Mrs. C C Walker, Mrs. Lola Kennedy, Mrs. Register, Mr. Percy Register, Mr. Carl Battle, Mrs. Jessie Battle, Mrs. Ernest Driver, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs. S. R. Barber, Miss Allen, Mrs. Fulford, D.A.R. picnic at Woodlea, Marionette program by the Federal Theatre Project, Mount Dora Road gatherings, P T A event, and the Cowart family mourning Della Cowart with funeral details for Daisy, Georgia.
Mrs. C. B. Treadway of Tavares becomes president of the Lake County Tuberculosis and Health Association, succeeding Mrs. H. Reed Edmunds who resigned after leading since the organization’s start. Treadway has served since 1928, chairs Lake County Chamber of Commerce health work, and the county is noted for its organized tuberculosis efforts.
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