Social Legion Auxiliary Meeting Details
Residence of Miss Vivia Craig on Sanford Road noted as the meeting location for the Social Legion Auxiliary.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
8
Residence of Miss Vivia Craig on Sanford Road noted as the meeting location for the Social Legion Auxiliary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will gather Friday at 2 30 P M for a program about changing meeting time from 2 00 to 2 30.
The P T A schedules a meeting for Tuesday December 1 at 3 30 PM inviting all. Bring toys clothes for those in need and canned goods for donation. The executive board met Wednesday November 25 at the school to review details.
The Woman's Club opened its new business luncheon series with a Tuesday meeting. Miss Milner led the committee for the first session as nine new members joined this month.
Ocklawaha Chapter of the D. A. R. will meet Thursday December 3 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Walter H Rush Eus tis All members urged to attend Bring yarn or money for the Ellis Island collection The program includes a musical portion with violin by Mrs M C McNarlan a baritone solo by Mr Johnson of Leesburg solos by Mrs William Rice Jr and duets by Mr and Mrs Barton Mumaw
The King's Daughters gathered Tuesday night at the homes of Miss Betty West and Miss Edna Dennis with twenty three in attendance. They planned Thanksgiving baskets with thirteen or more to be sent out. During winter the group will meet on the second and fourth Monday nights instead of Tuesdays.
Volunteers prepare older baskets for renovation and display at the meeting. Donors are asked to leave toys at Pick-up for inclusion in the Christmas baskets.
A parade of year round residents and winter guests arrive in Mount Dora Florida and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George DeMuch Toledo Ohio Dr and Mrs H D Andrews East Aurora N Y Mr J J Showalter Indiana Mrs Bess Caldwell Mechanicsville Ohio and many others. The arrivals plan winter stays at villas lakeside and winter homes on Gorham street Clayton street and Lake Franklin Park. The piece notes travel from Evansville Indianapolis Newark and Montreal with several families settling in Mount Dora for the season.
A car driven by a New Jersey woman collided with a party from Taftsville Vermont on a trip to Savannah. The vehicle turned over twice. Mrs. Griffiths was seriously injured while others escaped with minor injuries. The group rests in Mrs Kinsey's bungalow at 541 Seventh Avenue.
The Beaver Patrol met at Rita Daniels home and announced plans for a December 5 hike with chaperones Miss Craig and Miss Meadows. The group spent the evening judging height and weight and enjoyed popcorn balls while singing taps. Sheila Spilky, Scribe.
Mr Durfee D Akin 83 died Thursday evening November 19 at his home 401 Ninth avenue after a long illness. Survived by wife Victoria M Akin. A retired farmer he came from Fairhaven Massachusetts thirteen years ago to make his home. Funeral services were held Monday in the Rehbaum funeral chapel conducted by Rev D B Spencer. Burial in Forest Cemetery. Pallbearers named A J Camp J J West W L Story J M Smith G W Lamoreux and A C Quixley.
Lake county hosts District No. 8 P. T. A. meeting at Leesburg Methodist Church. Luncheon, district director Mrs. L. H. Gibbs presiding, state president Mrs. C. F. Parvin to speak on Mobilizing to Serve Childhood and Youth. Round table on State Convention resolutions. Publicity and planning conferences by state officers.
The Church of Christ members led by W. E. Snell surprised Evangelist and Mrs. J. O. Barnes with a pantry shower. A truckload of groceries was delivered to their home bringing happiness and cheer.
The Lake County Federation of Women's Clubs met in Umatilla with broad county representation. Speakers outlined Florida's new 400 bed Sanatorium under construction in Orange County and the coordination needed between state and federal levels. Dr Slaughter spoke on Splinting the Lung and early diagnosis boosting cures. Attendees included leaders from Mount Dora groups.
Three dressed turkeys weighing 10 to 11 pounds were given away Tuesday night by A J Moss owner of Spot Cash Grocery to patrons Mrs Hortense L Davis Dr Crouch and Mr George Coffin. Moss plans three more for Christmas.
In Mount Dora the Red Cross Roll Call results are incomplete with reports late and some membership data not yet submitted. Sorrento and Lake Jem are noted as contributing well within Mount Dora's 150 quota, with Doris Cowart and Mrs Owen Conner listed for several memberships and donations.
A glacially formed stone from Novelty Ohio and a granite block from old Ft. Negley Tennessee arrive for Lake county’s 1937 semi centennial flagpole base in Tavares. T. H. Farmer of Martin Tennessee, famed bass fisherman and local realtor, sends the stones and plans to attend the dedicatory ceremonies in Leesburg Florida.
Montverde Howey and Tavares reached their Red Cross membership goals led by Mrs J M Lowry R B Gibson and a group of high school girls. Montverde hit 36 of 10 quota Howey 50 of 10 and Tavares 52 of 50. Mount Dora reports 250 percent more five dollar memberships than last year. Clermont Minneola and Mount Lake County Chapter officials noted progress as well. Stetson debaters Ralph Odum and Harmon Harper prepare for a verbal match at DeLand College defending arguments.
Watermelons are being prepared and fertilized on 3000 acres in Groveland this winter. The largest plots include 150 acres by W R Brown of McRae, 125 by Mr Hart of Lady Lake, and 100 each by J M Harrelson of Dade City and W B Gibson. Lake County leads Florida in watermelon production as the State Watermelon Festival at Leesburg nears. The tuberculosis mortality rate now runs about 54 per 100000, down from about 200 in the early 1900s.
The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors will hold a public hearing on the Atlantic Gulf Ship Canal across Florida. The session starts at 10 a.m. December 16, 1936, in the Department of Commerce Auditorium, Washington D C. Copies of the original report dated December 30, 1933 and the revisory report dated November 1, 1936 may be examined in Washington D C offices.
The Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors asks interested parties to submit facts or arguments on constructing a sea level canal with 33 ft depth and 250 ft width at an estimated $157.585 million plus $5.4 million already spent. Notices go to District Engineer offices and the public is invited to present briefs in Washington.
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