Perry-Sadler nuptials announced for Linda Perry Edward Sadler
Mr Randolph Perry announces the marriage of his sister Linda C Perry to Edward Oxnard Sadler both listed with military statuses. The ceremony occurred in Concord California on October 21 1945 with Mount Dora Florida noted in the couple’s background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler-Perry
Randolph Perry
Us.n
Linda C. Perry
An.c
Edward Oxnard Sadler
Us.a
Mount Dora
Florida
Concord
California
Monday Social Club Bridge and Five Hundred Winners
Five tables of bridge and four of five hundred were played at the Monday Social Club. Mrs. Schuckert won the bridge prize and Mrs. She won at five hundred. At the brief meeting, Mrs. Collier Cooper was elected secretary to replace Mrs. Ray Blanchard who is wintering in Grenville New Mexico. Hostesses for next week are Mrs. Evans for bridge and Mrs. Applegate for five hundred. Play begins at 2 15 and all women in the community are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuckert
She
Collier Cooper
Ray Blanchard
Blanchard
Grenville
New Mexico
Evans
Applegate
Mount Dora Lodge to Hold Thanksgiving Meeting
The Mount Dora lodge will meet Thursday night at 8 in the chapter room with initiation and other ceremonies. A silver offering supports the Liberty Education Fund for children of fathers who died in the past war. A memorial service for the dead is planned Sunday at 3 in the chapter room. visiting members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.es
Oren
Liberty Education Fund
Mrs. Rehbaum Hosts Dessert Bridge for Mrs. Inge of Norfolk
Mrs. Alfred Rehbaum Jr entertained at a dessert bridge party Saturday for Mrs. B Inge of Norfolk Virginia guest of Mrs. Vernon Conner of Lake Jem. Attendees included Mrs. Inge Mrs. Conner Mrs. Chester Conelly Mrs. LoFroos Mrs. Ray Mrs. Reid Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Parker. Prizes went to Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Parker with the guest prize to Mrs. Inge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehbaum, JR
Inge
Norfolk
Alfred Rehbaum, Jr
B. Inge
Vernon Conner
Lake Jem
Conner
Chester Conelly
Wm. LoFroos
J. G. Ray, Jr
Millard Reid
Howard Simpson
R. V. Parker
Parker
Lake County Federation Meets in Eustis Club House
The Lake County Federation of Women's Clubs held its fall meeting in Eustis on Thursday November 15. Dr Redkey of Welsh Convalescent Hospital Daytona Beach spoke at the morning session. The Education Committee urged reviving and expanding cultural studies including music and art in county schools. Twenty three Mount Dora Woman's Club members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County Federation
Eustis
Lake County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Redkey
Welsh Convalescent Hospital
Daytona Beach
Grand View
Board of Education
Mount Dora
Miss Allen Weds Mr. Christ In Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Anne Allen became the bride of Mr. Gerald G. Christ at her parents home in Lake Beauty. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. J. Wherry with close family in attendance. The couple planned a honeymoon motor trip in South Florida and will reside at Mrs. Moore's garage after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen
Christ
Mary Anne Allen
Gerald G. Christ
Frank Christ
Gowanda
New York
Major
Milton B. Allen
Lake Beauclair
J. J. Wherry
First Presbyterian Church
Auburndale
William Rion
Gainesville
E. J. Davis
Signal Hill
Orlando Air Base
Florida
Lecture showcases Chinese costumes from travels
Mr. Shawn spoke for forty five minutes at Maybar in Eustis sharing his travel treasures from China and other Asiatic lands. He displayed rare costumes museum pieces given as gifts and described peoples and customs, leaving listeners with greater understanding and warmth toward China. Tea and refreshments were served by Mrs. Burgreen and Mrs. Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Indo- China
Philippines
Shawn
A. L. Burgreen
Della Tom Blake
Residents Return and Guest Local Social Notes
Personal notices list Mrs. Sadler home from the sanatorium and health restored. Several couples and individuals visit or stay: Mr. and Mrs. Leverett London in Tifton, Ga.. Mrs. A. R. Key visiting Tangerine. Mrs. Fred J. Wood guests at The Homestead. G. A. Nelson returning to Highland Avenue. Mrs. W. J. Phelps back from Mount Vernon for winter at Villa Dora. the Graveses in Mount Dora after Maine summer. gatherings in Tangerine and Milton MA. Brockway in Orlando hospital after a porch fall. A. I. Hall and Olive Hall wintering in Baker Street. Commander Shuman and family back from Fort Lauderdale. Howard E. Page at Villa Dora Hotel for six months. Dr. and Mrs. Mayo of High-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Page
Villa Dora Hotel
Fairlee
Vermont
Family Mayo Wintering at Villa Dora Park
Land Prk Illinois residents visit Villa Dora for their regular winter stay. Mrs Mayo arrives by plane while Dr Mayo plans to join soon driving their car to the locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Prk
Villa Dora
Marblehead couple return to Mount ra after gasoline shortage
Mr and Mrs E E Pecker of Marblehead are glad to be back in Mount ra after missing last winter due to the gasoline shortage. They reside at 809 Donnelly Avenue in their usual location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Pecker
Marblehead
Mount Ra
Donnelly Avenue
Retired Officers and Visitors Begin Florida Winter Sities
Mr and Mrs George H Foote return from Hendersonville NC to move into their Eleventh Avenue home for winter. Mrs Nettielegate of Westmoreland NY and Mrs Alice Keenan of Ilion NY join former apartment with Mrs Carl Risley to spend the season. Warrant Officer Irvin L Cox and Mrs Cox visit family before returning to Camp Gruber OK. Dr C E Beeman and Mrs Beeman arrive for early winter visit from Grand Rapids MI. Captain M Collins and wife, formerly of Richmond KY, have bought the Birkbeck home on McDonald Street and settle in. Captain Collins is a retired naval officer with forty one years service. Mr and Mrs W A Baker of Contoocook and Mr and Mrs Frank of Northwood Center NH arrive to spend the season, they stay in The Goose with Mr Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Foote
Hendersonville
N. C
Eleventh Avenue
Nettielegate
Westmoreland
N. Y
Alice Keenan
Ilion
Carl Risley
North Tremain Street
Irvin L. Cox
C. E. Beeman
Grand View Hotel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Florida
M. Collins
Richmond
Kentucky
Birkbeck
McDonald Street
Captain Collins
Navy
W. A. Baker
Contoocook
Delegates from Community Church Attend Northern Florida Meeting
Mr and Mrs W O Riese host guests Mr and Mrs Harry H Bradford and granddaughter Miss Marguerite B Dickey of Cleveland Ohio. Bradford retired after thirty years with Republic Steel Co and bought a home in Tangerine. Miss Dickey travels to Cleveland then to Paris to join civilian duty with the U S War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dennis
Frank E. Bridgman
J. A. Richards
Orange City
Community Church
Northern
Florida Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Dr. Richards
Credena
W. O. Riese
Lake Jem
Harry H. Bradford
Marguerite B. Dickey
Cleveland
Ohio
Bradford
Republic Steel Co
Miss Dickey
Paris
France
U. S. War Department
Mercer announces birth of son Clinton Eugene
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Mercer announce the arrival of a son Clinton Eugene weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces on October 29 1945 at St Josephs Hospital Tampa. Mother and baby are reported well Mrs Mercer is remembered at Leta Brantley former name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Mercer
Clinton Eugene
St. Joseph’s Hospice
Tampa
Florida as Seen by Sidney Lanier in 1875
A Mount Dora Library commission note summarizes Lanier's Florida book from 1875 detailing Ocklawaha River St Augustine Jacksonville St Johns Indian River Gainesville Everglades and Key West with chapters on invalids winter resorts pine forests and transportation and growth of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Sidney Lanier
Lanier
Ocklawaha
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Mount Dora
SORRENTO GUESTS SHARE WINTER VISIT AND MEETINGS
Sorrento residents and visitors mingle this winter with Miami Beach guests and local hosts. Edwin Battle recently discharged from Sea Bees visits. Miss Allen attends T B and H directors meeting in Clermont and plans for a Seal Sale are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Miami Beach
Sorrento
Pim
Miss Allen
Israel
Mrs. Dohlke
Dohlke
Ohio
Edwin Battle
Jessie Battle
Sea Bees
Pacific
South
Central America
Southern Pacific War
Ford
Josephine Ford
California
E. C. Porter
Utica
New York
T.B. and
Geo. L. Davis
Mount Plymouth
Mr. Davis
Richard Nichols
Fred Shannon
Mr. Ted Shawn Speaks at St Thomas Woman's Auxiliary
The November 13 meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of St Thomas Episcopal Church met at Mrs John N Mowery home in Eustis with over fifty parish women present. The brief session read only necessary reports and decided future meetings would start at 2 30 p m, continuing the current schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Shawn
Woman’s Auxiliary
ST. Thomas
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
John N. Mowery
Eustis
Snowbirds Begin Annual Trek Southward
Winter migrants from the north flood the area with high pressure deposit schemes. Buyers are lured into paying for inferior gadgets and then face COD deliveries that never arrive or cannot be canceled. Lake County Chamber warns these visitors will move on to new targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eve
Ann Miller
the Great
Flamarion
Erich von Stroheim
Mary Beth Hughes
Geo. White
Jack Haley
Joan Davis
March of
Utah
Roy Rogers
Gary Cooper
Loretta Young
Adano
John Hodiak
aTa Als Aha Garay
Rockies
Lamarion
Robert I. Sadler
Mrs. Leverett London
Tifton, Ga
C. H. Estey
A. R. Key
Sanford
Fred J. Wood
Mary Emma Jones
Homestead Apartments
G. A. Nelson
Woodstock
Highland Avenue
W. J. Phelps
Mount Vernon
J. W. Graves
Maine
George
Gdeaka
Conway
Kittridge
Alfred G. Peterson
Arnold W. Peterson
Milton
Mass
Lakeshore Drive
A. I. Hall
Miss Olive Hall
Gonic, N. H
Miss Gould
Baker Street
Commander
Irving G. Shuman, Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Commander Shuman
Mrs. Chamberlain
Vinton
Ruth A
ANC
Key, Lord
Just
Coolmor
Crane Furniture Co
Sally Dress Shop
Sylvan Shores
H. A. Stein
America
Germany
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reid
Grove
Owen Crabb
Yalaha
Hadlock Fruit CO
Bendix
Mt.jjora Hardware Company
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