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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
5
Local listings offer no trespassing, for rent and for sale signs at 10 cents each. Topic Office provides these notices for quick community access to property and warning signs.
Social O E 8. Proficiency test to be conducted Saturday October 27 at 10 am in the Eustis Chapter. Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church meets Friday October 19 at 3 pm in church parlors. Mr and Mrs I F Sarver arrived from Connecticut and will stay at Brewster apartments Plymouth until Elmhurst Grove home is completed. Mrs Sarver formerly Maude Parsons. The marriage occurred September 22 in Seymour Conn.
Eastern Star officers invited the Tavares Chapter Tuesday evening to present the opening and closing ceremonies. Local chapter members attended, and a social hour with refreshments followed the session. Mount Dora representatives included Ruby Haygood J M Smith Edith Coleman W W Haygood Anna Ronheim Annie Moorhead Ruth Turrentine Lillie Cross Kathleen Galloway Ruth Gudgeon Josephine French Esther Cadman Rena Dooley Edna Ray Gladys Simpson Mable Cleary Martha Simpson and I L Ronheim.
Members of the underprivileged child committee of the Parent-Teacher Association organize a card party for tomorrow night to raise funds and support local welfare initiatives.
The Kiwanis Club plans nourishing lunches for a group of children whose parents cannot provide them and to improve the school lunch room. Tickets cost 25 cents and all are invited to attend. In other news, the O E S local chapter hosted a covered dish supper for about fifty members and families, with plans for upcoming events including initiations on November 8 and Past Matrons night on November 22.
Personal notes list residents and visitors arriving for the winter season. Various families from New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, Georgia, and Florida are noted returning or staying, with travel details and addresses.
Miss Lillian Johnson of Mount Dora and Orlando shows paintings at the Collier studio in Orlando. Mrs Josephine Thomas arrives from East Livermore and stays at Lake Dora with T M Chidgeon for the winter. Perry Rigby drives down with her then returns. Marshall Hurlburt and wife arrive from Connecticut to Grand View and plan work at a Florida hotel. W R Battle, with Key West Administration, visits Mount Dora then returns to Key West with his party. Emily remains with relatives while continuing schooling.
School lunch tips encourage mothers to mix nourishing, varied foods and pleasant surprises for children. Recipes include Muffin Surprise with date pineapple and ham, a Cookie Delight with marshmallow and figs, and Oatmeal Drop Cookies using raisins and spices.
Mr and Mrs Etchells have opened the Frock and Frill Shop for the winter season. They returned from Maine and prepared the store with new fall and winter garments. The shop offers high grade merchandise including ready made suits dresses hats hosiery and costume jewelry for seven or eight months of operation.
The United States crop reporting board informed the State Agricultural Extension Service that Florida farmers were receiving an average price of 80 cents per bushel for corn on September 15, up from 67 cents a year earlier.
A detailed account explains alligator reproduction, nesting habits, and growth. It notes oviparity, multiple mates per season, nest construction 50 to 100 feet from water, egg clutch 15 to 75, incubation about 60 days, and post hatch independence lasting three years. It also covers habitat, feeding, and long term growth to 16 feet with some exceeding 100 years.
Notice is hereby given that the names listed have been stricken from the Registration Roll. Thedocument presents a long roster of individuals including Adams Emily B Adkins S P Baumgardner Roy D Burton Harry Bachert Elizabeth B Blake Miss Ann Crane J H Church Ellen J Church S F Carlton H L Conner Einsel Eason Rich Stoddard Faulkner James E Hubbell Affa Wood Helms L Clee Helms R O Jaques End B Jaques Sarah S Johnston Elizabeth Little Mattie B Lewis Catherine A Morrow D V Murphy C W McCullough O L Neville Laura M Nicholson L C Nicholson Bertha Nicholson Alice Neville Jessie B Neville John Henry Ogilvie Henry Olds M Powers Mrs Cora Purdy Clare T Powers R F Pennington Ralph C Pennington Ada H Pinkston Dean Roberts Mrs W B Roberts W B Smith C D Stovall E C Stockton Mrs R F Unser P F Umlauf Clara A Vaughn H H Mary H Z Wolfert Jeanette Wella 6 Leon. Notice is hereby given that the con es names have been strick en from the Registration Roll of
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