Mount Dora Benefit Dance Raises Relief Funds
A Mount Dora benefit dance for Legion and Yacht relief work drew attendees Thursday night. Burgess Thayer led Paul Jones events as Charley Ray's Toot Tweeters orchestra played into the hours past midnight. President Tom Cooley enjoyed the music while Sommodore Sam Sadler showed graceful dancing.
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Mount Dora
Legion
Burgess Thayer
Paul Jones
Charley Ray
Lancing
Tom Cooley
The
Legion Post
Foot Sweeters
Sommodore Sam Sadler
Yacht Club
Children Aid Storm Sufferers Rally by Lake Jem Juveniles
Twenty five Lake Jem school children raised eight jars without guidance, delivering funds to Mount Dora Red Cross for storm orphans relief. The Red Cross thanks the children for their charitable effort and care.
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Palm Beach
Lake Lem
Mount Dora
The
Red Cross
Lake Jem
Villa Dora Card Party To Benefit Donnelly Park Improvements
A fundraising card party at the Villa Dora Hotel on Monday at 2:30 supports Donnelly Park improvements. Mrs George Zell leads the event with tickets available in advance or at the hotel. last party raised sixteen dollars for storm victims and organizers hope for a similar total.
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Donnelly Park
Villa Dora
George Zell
Pythian Sisters To Hold Food Sale Benefit
The Pythian Sisters plan a benefit food sale in the former Chamber of Commerce office on Saturday October 6 to replenish funds after donating to Palm Beach sufferers. Cakes pies and other edibles will be donated and sold shortly after noon.
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Pythian Sisters
Chamber of Commerce
Palm «Beach
W. C. T. U. Meeting Notes with Miss Rath Butts
The W. C. T. U. met at Miss Rath Butts home on Monday October 1 with ten members present. The treasurer reported last meeting and year showing income seventy two dollars and expenditure fifty two dollars. A speaker from Clermont Mrs Ware was invited to speak on Christian Citizenship later announced. Mrs Callahan read facts on probation in Canada and officers for the coming year were to be elected. The next meeting to be held November 5 at Mrs Callahan’s Shores home.
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Beore
Callahan
Prohation
Canada
Ourn
1 Shores
Mission Society Holds Meeting at Tabernacle
The Woman's Missionary Society held an all day state mission service at the Tabernacle on Tuesday. A large crowd enjoyed an interesting program and a luncheon was served at noon. An offering for state missions was collected, and the day proved inspiring to all present.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society
the Tabernacle
Will Hold Dance At Yacht Club
The Yacht Club committee for summer activities plans a dance on Friday evening to close the season. Attendees of the summer suppers and card parties can expect a final treat and a large crowd is hoped for to celebrate with merriment.
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Yacht Club
Rally Day Service For Methodist Sunday School
trumpet call to members and friends to attend next Sunday at ten o clock for the annual Rally Day program titled Working Together As Gods Family. promotions last Sunday and aim to form suitable classes for every scholar as the school begins the new season. if not attending elsewhere, come and join this effort to make sunday school interesting.
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Methodist Sunday School
Legion Auxiliary Entertained at Mrs Dahlin’s Home
Mrs. George Dahlin hosted the Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion meeting Monday evening. Officers were elected for the coming year with Ruth Hall as president and Rollin Javens as vice president. Several members attended and social refreshments followed.
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George Dahlin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Ruth Hall
Rollin Javens
Harold Overhiser
Florence’ Nutter
O. J.callahan
Mrs Cooley Hosts Young Matrons Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs T H Cooley entertained the Young Matrons Bridge Club at a luncheon at her home on Monday. Two tables were set for players with several bridge progressions. Prizes were awarded to Mrs C J Helms Mrs W L Hinson and Mrs J G Ray for top scores.
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Thomas Cooley
C.J. Helms
W.L. Hinson
Orlando
J. G. Ray
Dodge Official Visits Mount Dora In Florida Tour
George W. DeGroat of the Dodge Brothers Inc visits Mount Dora with wife and two children. He toured the area and praised central Florida’s potential for tourism while noting a recent hurricane at West Palm Beach could affect winter travel. he fears the loss of life will delay recovery for about a year.
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George W. DeGroat
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Detroit
Mount Dora
Frank Heath
Fond du Lac
Wis
DeGroat
Florida
DeGr
Radio lovers invited to church
A special program of interest to radio enthusiasts will be broadcast at seven oclock Sunday evening. Since not all radios can pick up the program, the public is invited to the Congregational church to hear it and to help tune in with the new set being installed.
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Congregational Church
Workers Together With God Gathers Parish for Rally Day
The sermon and Sunday events at the church include a 10 a m Sunday School Rally Day, 11 a m morning worship, and 7 p m Christian Endeavor led by Miss Helen Merritt. Rumors of special music and radio novelties accompany the session. The Ladies Aid meets Friday at 3 p m in the church parlors with all ladies invited and last week's supper drawn 124 attendees with Camp Immokalee delegates reporting.
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D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Helen Merritt
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camp Immokalee
Rally Day at Methodist Sunday School
The Methodist Sunday School schedules Rally Day for next Sunday October 7 with a program at 10:00 a.m. led by Superintendent Nimnicht. The pastor preaches at 11:00 a.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. Young folks meet at 6:30 p.m. under Dan Bishop and Miss Craig. Junior League activities planned Monday at 4:00 p.m. Midweek service is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Sunday School
Nimnicht
Dan Bishop
Miss Craig
James H. Elder
Thayer Couple Return From Summer Outing
Mr. and Mrs George D Thayer have completed their usual summer trip enjoying northern New Hampshire and cool breezes. They turned southward by mid September visiting Boston New York and Washington and are glad to be home.
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George D. Thayer
New Hampshire
Boston
New York
Washington
Mount Dora Residents Return After Summer Abroad
Be home once again to enjoy the delights of their own beautiful Mount Dora. Mrs. L. C. Jerne and children return after several weeks in the north. Dr. Lemuel Colson resumes practice locally. E. V. Cartledge improving in Atlanta and to return early this month. Morley family back from Huron Ohio. Wise couple to return from Wayzata Minnesota. Griswolds back from Jefferson Ohio. Waller family back from northern Indiana to reside in Rehbaum Mallory. A. C. Quixley travels to Chicago for a business trip. Ernest Mosteller recovering from automobile accident.
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Mount Dora
E. V. Cartledge
Atlanta
J. B. Griswold
Jefferson, Ohio
Drs. W. H
Elizabeth Waller
Indiana
Rehbaum and Mallory
Local Notes on Visits and Staffing Across Town
Miss Jewell Finch fills in at the Western Union office during A M Ryan’s vacation. Miss Nancy Stuart returns from Lakeland after a week with friends. Miss Margaret White, Rollins College alumna, is set as assistant librarian and will winter in Winter Park. Miss Jeanne King hosts in New Port Richey. Mr E H Hooper and mother arrive from Hamilton Square for the winter in Mount Dora. Miss A W Adams returns from Ocean City and visits friends in Orlando.
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Jewell Finch
Jacksonville
A. M. Ryan
Western Union
Margaret White
Rollins College
Winter Park
Jeanne King
New Port Richey
E. H. Hooper
A. W. Adams
Ocean City
N. J
Orlando
Mr and Mrs Anderson Visit Mount Dora From Orlando
Mr and Mrs Anderson of Orlando were visitors in Mount Dora on Tuesday of this week, enjoying local sights and noting the town’s charm during their daytime excursion.
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Mrs. Anderson
Orlando
Mount Dora
Lake Region Purchase Announced by Editors
E. M. Brewster editor of the Hastings Herald and Carl Warfield formerly associated disclose the acquisition of the Lake Region, a semi weekly publication based in Eustis Florida, including all equipment plant and building.
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Lake Region
Eustis
Fla
E. M. Brewster
Hastings Herald
Carl Warfield
Hastings Growers Association to Waller Company Move
A reference notes a transition from the Hastings Potato Growers Association to the G. W. Waller company in a historical context. The concise line hints at a shift in organizational affiliation or employment linked to Hastings potato interests.
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Hastings Potato Growers Association
G. W. Waller Company
Local Preserving Company Eyes Mount Dora Plant
Dr. George M. Fowles president and Dr. Claude A. Wright of a Benson Springs based preserving company met Mount Dora businessmen to discuss submitting a proposal for establishing a company unit in Mount Dora. The firm makes orange juice orange syrup marmalade and jellies.
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George M. Fowles
Benson Springs
Claude A. Wright
Mount Dora
Special on $1.00 aprons for 80c
A shopper notes plans to buy a new supply next Saturday at M. B. Little where a special offers $1.00 aprons for 80 cents. The writer mentions family work and keeping dressed neatly with bunga low aprons.
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M. B. Little
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Miss Butts
Mission Society
Methodists
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs
T. H. Cooley
Dodge
Methodist Episcopal
N. W. Morley
Huron
Ohio
H. J. Wise
Wayzatta
Minnesota
A. C. Quixley
Chicago
Ill
Ernest Mosteller
Nancy Stuart
Lakeland
Carlos. Graves, Prop
Carolyn McMurray
Blue Bird
Roberts
Smerita . Oh
Merita
American Bakeries Co
Merita Raisin
Mt.Dora
Mt. Dora
Cornelia
Adv
Dickson-Ives Co
Orange Avenue
Beacham Theatre
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