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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
8
A fragmented cooking note describes mixing half an 11 ounce can with butter eggs and dry ingredients then folding in egg white and baking in muffin pans at a moderate heat for about twenty five minutes yielding eighteen muffins. Mention of Mr. and Mrs. has and a R. Dade likely an attribution.
Immediate district met for duties and an election to fill second vice president. Candidates were W M Kennedy and Paul T Harber with Marl Pace and B A Williams as managers. After speeches and a tie a coin toss gave Kennedy the win. New member Thomas W Long and visitor B R Everson attended. social notes from Syvan Shores hosted by the Kennedys and other local items follow.
Delegates from the Central Florida Council are urged to attend and bring two men to the 12:15 PM meeting on Monday January 5 at Rendezvous Cafe Arcade North Orange Avenue Orlando to discuss making 1931 the most successful year for Scouting. The council combines members at large with a troop rep and asks service clubs to participate, preferably with the President and Boy’s Work Committee Chairman.
A Chicago report outlines a nationwide move toward economical home management. An editor praises women for adopting businesslike savings methods, aiming to cut costs across households and cut waste by millions, with a focus on efficient spending and prudent purchases.
Charles Heim of Yale University spends vacation with his parents at their winter home on Woodland Avenue Mount Dora. Mount Dora boasts his football record and recalls his many plays this fall including the Yale Harvard game where he was praised as Yale's star. Local radio fans cheered his brilliant plays broadcast on Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Manson and others visit home for holidays in Nashville and St Cloud. Willie and Walker travel to Florida then home to spend Christmas with family. Lehmann hosts Sunday school party at Mon Heights. Mrs McCauslin returns from hospital for treatment. Mrs Isaac recovers from operation in Orlando. Young People's Club hosts Christmarty at the new Community building. New Year’s program planned at 8:00.
Sunday school at 10:00 a m and a nine worship sermon by Miss Rudd of Cincinnati at 7 0 6. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30. Strangers always welcome. James H.
A bold claim by the manufacturer touts Goof Ears as the best value in the market. The pitch highlights quality, durability, and competitive pricing aimed at attracting budget conscious buyers.
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