Community church Ladies Aid announces Friday sewing meeting
The Ladies Aid of the Community church will meet Friday for an all day sewing and business meeting starting at 3 p m. A Girl Scout benefit card party is scheduled for Friday November 6 at 2 30 p m at the Yacht Club Tickets are 25 cents and attendees are urged to bring friends. The November Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Thursday evening November 5 at 8 o'clock at Mrs E E Nutter's home 771 East Eighth Ave NE All members are urged to attend.
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Community Church
Ladies Aid the
Ladies Aid of the Community Church
Aid Society Meeting of Methodist Church Set After October 30
The Lé Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet after October 30 at 3 30 PM at Mrs. T C Jensen’s residence in Sylvan Shores. Miss Lizzie Barrett will chair the program.
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M. E. Aid
Lé Aid Society
The
Methodist
T. C. Jensen
Sylvan Shores
Lizzie Barrett
Mrs Edward Page Announces Daughter Marie Lyte Wedding
Mrs Edward Page announces the marriage of her daughter Marie Lyte to Mr Richardton on Saturday the thirty sixth at Robin Hill Norfolk Connecticut.
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Edgerton-Page
Edward Page
Marie Lytle
Richardton
Saturid
Robin Hill
Norfolk
Connecticut
Tangerine Hallowe'en Party at Town Hall Friday
A Hallowe'en party will be held at Tangerine in the Town Hall on Friday October 30 starting at 7:30. Mount Dorachil are invited to join Tangerine youths for the occasion with older folks welcome to attend and enjoy the event.
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Tangerine
Mount Dorachil
Ocklawaha Chapter DAR Meets With Patriotic Program
The Ocklawaha Chapter DAR will hold a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs Estella Clark Mrs R H Nutt and Mrs R C Conklin. Mrs E L Schumacher will supervise a patriotic program. All members and visiting Daughters are urged to attend.
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Ocklawaha
Estella Clark
R. H. Nutt
R. C. Conklin
E. L. Schumacher
Civic Committee Card Party Supports Town Cleanup Drive
The Civic Committee of the Wo mans Club held a first season card party at the Community Building to raise funds for town cleanup. Fourteen tables hosted contract and auction bridge with prizes. cookies and fruit punch served. Committee in charge included Mrs. Elizabeth Evans Miss Helen Lemert and several others.
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Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Evans
Helen Lemert
Lillian Banks
Mabel Cleary
W. J. Sanborn
Wm. J. Johnson
J. G. Kirby
Standard Bearers Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church met Tuesday evening continuing study of Africa with David Livingston as the topic. Miss Vivia Craig led the session. Election of officers followed with President Miss Mary Elizabeth Simpson.
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Methodist Church
Africa
David Livingston
Vivia Craig
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Local Women Host Light Refreshments After Evening Event
Miss Eleanor Minkley treasurer Miss Frances Davis program leader Miss Marjorie Loveless attended as guests. After the event light refreshments were served described as African lemons with lemonade, dates and animal crackers. Attendees included Misses Vivia Craig Shirley Schonenberger Mary Louise Rehbaum Dorothy Marjorie Loveless Frances Davis Eleanor Minkley Mary Elizabeth Simpson and Mrs Ben Cook.
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Eleanor Minkley
Frances Davis
Marjorie Loveless
Vivia Craig
Shirley Schonenberger
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Dorothy
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Ben Cook
Seasonal Movements of Mount Dora Residents
A long list of winter visitors and new residents arrives in Mount Dora and Tangerine. Notables include Mr. William Prince returning from Wayzata Minnesota and Mr. R. G. Shipes from Waycross Georgia. Past residents from Ludlow Vermont Derby Connecticut and other places locate at addresses on Fifth Avenue Baker Street and nearby districts. The column notes friends from Tampa Cape Cod and Bridgeport visiting or settling in for the season and mentions local amenities such as the Spot Cash Grocery and a hospital recovery update for Mrs. Ray Key.
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Ray Key
Mount Dora Hospital
Khow
California Tourists Head Toward Texas Fruit District
A touring party travels through the state and plans to return to California via Texas, traversing the fruit district along the route.
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California
Texas
Methodist ladies serve noon lunch Tuesday in church annex
The Methodist church ladies will host another noon lunch in the church annex on Tuesday November 3 at the usual price of 35 cents. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Free Clinic For Expectant Mothers At Sanford Road Station
Miss Ella Bell Jones county nurse will hold a free clinic for expectant mothers and preschool children on November 12 from 2 to 4 p m at the filling station on Sanford Road formerly occupied by Dahlin s.
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Ella Bell Jones
Sanford Road
Dahlin’s
Mount Dora P T A Father’s Night On Oct 6 Theme Children of Today
The Mount Dora P T A announces its annual Father’s Night at the Community Building next Tuesday at 8 p m. All are invited. The program focuses on Children of Today with Girl Scouts scheduled for Oct 6 and Boy Scouts on Nov 3 and more events through May including Music and Movies.
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Mount Dora
Toys Wanted for Christmas Gifts by The King’s Daughters
The King’s Daughters seek discarded toys to repair and repaint for children in need. Drop off at the Pick-Up on Fourth Avenue below Donnelly, as soon as possible to allow time for preparation before Christmas.
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Fourth Avenue
Donnelly
Social notes from Zellwood and surrounding towns
Miss Violet Douglass of Orlando visited Miss Es telle King and Mrs J W King on Sunday. Wesley Fly of Gainesville spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs E W Fly. Miss Margaret Stewart of Fernandina visited her parents Mr and Mrs L F Stewart on Sunday. Misses Lillian McLucas Ruth MeEwen Evelyn Brown and Mrs Ralph Osborn with Mrs Mertice Sheddan attended a bridge party Wednesday evening at Mrs Ralph Battle’s home in Sorrento.
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Violet Douglass
Orlando
Estelle King
J. W. King
Wesley Fly
Gainesville
E. W. Fly
Margaret Stewart
Fernandina
L. F. Stewart
Lillian McLucas
Ruth MeEwen
Evelyn Brown
Ralph Osborn
Mertice Sheddan
Ralph Battle
Sorrento
WPA Projects Begin in Lake County Towns
Concrete work starts at Groveland for a new school as first shipments of materials arrive for Eustis street rebuilding. Sorrento’s new school dedication Tuesday will feature County Superintendent D. H. Moore and Lake County Chamber of Commerce secretary Karl Lehmann.
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Groveland
Eustis
Sorrento
D. H. Moore
Karl Lehmann
Lake County
King's Daughters Aid Through Needlework Guild Support
The King's Daughters report ongoing charity work aiding 13 children outfitted for school and assisting families in need with clothing blankets and medicines. Thanks to Needlework Guild for garments, Kiwanis Club funding meals, and vigorous committee efforts led by Mrs Emma Tallant with 21 members present.
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Ino Negro
Whem
Kiwanis Club
King’s Daughters
Emma J. Tallant
Horace Blunt
Harold Overhiser
George Coffin
Ronald Christie
Nancy Stuart
Hilda Streeton
Gertrude Thorne
Red Cross Lake County Chapter Plans Armistice Day Roll Call
The Lake County American Red Cross will meet at the courthouse in Tavares on Friday November 6 to finalize plans for the annual roll call starting Armistice Day November 11. D H Moore of the courthouse in Tavares chairs the session with C F Rowland from Washington DC as field director expected to attend. Officers include D T Johnson Eustis vice chairman and other district vice chairs: J Meore Montverde H Moore Tavares Rev Randolph F Blackford Leesburg I Shopmeyer Clermont Whitcomb Umatilla J L Westfall Groveland and J Snyder Fruitland Park.
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Lake County
The
American Red Cross
D. H. Moore
Tavares
D. T. Johnson
C. F. Rowland
Washington, D. C
Eustis
J. Meore
Montverde
H. Moore
Randolph F. Blackford
Leesburg
I. E. Shopmeyer
Clermont
Whitcomb
Umatilla
J. L. Westfall
Groveland
John Snyder
Fruitland Park
Lakeside Inn Announces Record Reservations for Opening
Lakeside Inn reports the largest reservation list in years and notes prospects for a record season surpassing past peak years. Richard Edgerton, the managing director, says an excellent trip is engaged with painters and gardeners already at work to ready theInn for opening. Gordon Folder of Nantucket will be assistant manager this winter and Edgerton will arrive around November 15 to supervise opening preparations.
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Lakeside Inn
Coolidge
Richard Edgerton
Gordon Folder
Nantucket
Mount Plymouth
Lakeside
Lake County Chamber Holds 20th Annual Meeting at Tavares
Lake County's commerce chamber, Florida’s oldest largest and most agriculturally minded, held its twentieth annual meeting at Tavares. Officers elected were Col. C. E. Lester president S. O. Ware vice president A. S. Herlong Jr. treasurer and Karl Lehmann secretary. Retiring treasurer O. W. Smith reported all bills paid and $1700 in cash on hand ready to go.
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Lake County
WRUF
Jefferson Thomas
Florida
O. W. Smith
Astatula
Local Clermont Firm Pioneers Chop Suey Industry
Dr and Mrs Takahashi of Clermont operate the Taka Chop Suey Co expanding their factory with new addition and planned improvements. The product comes in three sizes and is sold across Florida from Tampa to Jacksonville and along the East Coast. Senator Westbrook hosted Governor elect Cone and tasted the chop suey. The operation employs several locals and signals growth in a novel industry.
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Clermont
T. Takahashi
Florida
Tampa
Ft. Myers
Talahassee
Jacksonville
Westbrook
Cone
Takahashi
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Three Wise Guys
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Warren William Frank McHugh
John Howard
Marsha Hunt
Frock and Frill Shop
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Donnelly Street
Golden Triangle Dry Y Cleaners and Laundry, Inc
Villa Dora
Carl S. Graves
Mr. William Prince
Wayzata, Minn
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Henry Brown
Ludlow, Vt
C. H. Roberts
Baker Street
R. G. Shipes
Waycross, Ga
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Derby
Conn
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O. O. Bowman
Otis, Jr
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Alice
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Cape Cod
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Southern College
Lakeland
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R. H. Alexander
Paulet, Vt
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Clarence Estey
P. W. Davis
James E. Beach
A. E Davis
F. E. Learned
Miss Roberts
Braintree
Keahey City
Ben Richardson, Jr
New Je
Mrs
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James R. McDonald
West Medford
Grandview Street
Bertha Eddy
S. H. Eddy
Richard Eddy
Waukon
Iowa
Woodland Avenue
J. C Urquhart
Chicago
Pacific Coast States
Walter A. Blood
Bridgeport
North
Clayton Street
A. G. Moss
Canada
Mr. Moss
Spot Cash Grocery
C. E. Abbott
Rehbaum-Mallory
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Nashua
New Hampshire
Alexander Streets
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Leon F. Ballard
Wenatchee
Washington
Pearson Apartments
Mrs. Ballard
Alaska
R. J. Farquhar
Redlands
Calif
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Bradenton
Fla
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Waterville
Ohio
Mary Schaller
James Simpson
Farquhar
Zellwood
PWA
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Dixie Quartet
Dwight E. Bunnell
J. E. Mattecks
Spot Cash
A G. Moss
First National Bank
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Sherwin - Williams Paints
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Ashable
HOWE
Coleman’s Bakery
Kimball
Midora Hardware Company
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