Ada Louise Lane Weds James Spooner In Labor Day Morning
The marriage of Ada Louise Lane and James C. Spooner occurred at 9 a.m. on Labor Day at the bride’s home in Mount Dora. Rev. G Leon Wells officiated. The ceremony featured violin, piano, and glee club performances. The couple plans a monthlong honeymoon and will reside in Eustis.
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Spooner-Lane
Ada Louise Lane
Sidney J. Lane
Mount Dora
James C. Spooner
Eustis
Labor Day
East Third Avenue
Alfred Lane
M. E. Church
Lane
Powers
Akron
Ohio
Angus Cowle
E. S. Byers
Leesburg
Alfred Rehbaum
James Simpson
Grady Simpson
A. E. Davis
Eva Davis
Lillian Banks
Ahnan Blake
Glee Club
E. E. Truskett
Bettye Bouterse Ray
Laura Neville
Jeanette Pike
Elizabeth Fenn
Esther Cadman
Peggy Champ
Harriet Banks
Jean Cochran
Gladys Simpson
Georgia Kirby
Margaret Ray
Dean Pinkston
Kathleen Galloway
Woman's Missionary Society Meets Next Monday Afternoon
The Methodist church group will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 2 30 at Mrs Miller Wells home on Sixth avenue. Miss Louise Newhall will lead the program and all friends are invited to attend.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Miller Wells
Sixth Avenue
Louise Newhall
Honoring Mrs Alfred Lane by Mrs Frank Griffiths
Mrs Frank Griffiths entertained Wednesday afternoon September 7 at her Ninth avenue home honoring Mrs Alfred Lane of Akron Ohio Two tables of bridge were in play after the prize awards the hostess served provisions for guests
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Alfred Lane
Frank Griffiths
Ninth Avenue
Akron
Ohio
W. C. T. U. Resumes Meetings in Community Church Chapel
After a three month break the W. C. T. U. met in the Community church chapel with Miss Gallimore presiding. Mrs. Carr urged a speaker in October to suggest city candidate names for the next election. Mrs. Overhiser reported on the Seattle National convention and Miss White summarized Mrs. Boole's August address.
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Community Church
Seattle
Local residents return from trips and relocate
Personal notices list many residents visiting, returning home, or moving. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Betts at Griswold on E Eighth, Mrs. M. B. Swift and son Joseph of Lake Ola, and others returning from trips to Wisconsin, Ohio, California, Daytona Beach, and Tennessee. Several relocations announced at Mount Dora and Daytona Beach residences.
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Mrs. H. A. Betts
Griswold
E. Eighth Avenue
Mount Dora Social News Notes Arrivals and Visits
The page notes residents returning home from summer programs and visitors. Linne Holly, a nurse from Jefferson Barracks, returns to Mount Dora for the first time in three years. The Misses Pinkston Simpson and Banks attend a Business and Professional Women's club dinner at Hotel Florida in Howey-in-the-Hills. Families including the Smiths and Whites are visiting Mount Dora, with Jesse Hartin joining the Smiths for the winter.
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Dean Pinkston
Gladys Simpson
Harriet Banks
Floridan
Howey-in-the-Hills
Linne Holly
Mount Dora
E. E. Truskett
Miss Holly
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Local travelers share updates from Virginia to Florida
Robert W. Dickson Jr and John ana of Miami return from Virginia where they attended a convention and plan a future trip. Bill Crosby of Eustis visits the Dickson home as school starts at the University of Florida. Estella Clark enjoys a Charleston visit with her son Harry after a cottage stay at the beach. Clark flew from Jacksonville to Charleston by air, noting a thrill above cloud banks and an in flight lunch. Mr and Mrs W A Conrad and Paul return to Mount Dora after a week with the Berrys, who died August 4 after an operation, the couple spent time with friends made in Mount Dora two years ago.
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Robert W. Dickson, Jr
John Ana
Miami
Et Va
Reed
Bill Crosby
Eustis
Dickson
University of Florida
Estella Clark
Harry
Charleston
S. C
W. A. Conrad
Paul
Mount Dora
Berry
Mr. Berry
Conrads
Conklins Vacationing to Wellsville New York This Fall
Dr and Mrs R C Conklin left Wednesday morning for a vacation to Wellsville New York and planned to be away until about October first.
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R. C. Conklin
Wellsville
N. Y
Card Party at Grand View for Unemployment Relief
A card party is planned at the Grand View on Friday afternoon to raise funds for unemployment relief. Organizers call on residents to attend and support the community effort with games and donations.
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the Grand View
Bid fundamentals and squeeze play in contract bridge
The article stresses original bids must truthfully convey hand values to partner and avoid deception. It explains dealer no trump and suit bids, importance of exact information, and warns that misrepresentation harms the partnership. It includes examples of squeeze tactics and discarding during play.
Montverde News Notes and Local Events This Week
Montverde residents gathered for a busy week with social events in the Community Building hosted by Mrs. W. R. McQuaig and Mrs. M. Morrison. Local residents returned from trips to Georgia Virginia and Washington DC. Also mentioned are plans for a baseball game at 3 30 p m and the Montverde School opening September 12.
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W. D Walker
Georgia
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Montverde
E. T. ,Bright
Montverde School
Legion Picnic Brings Large Attendance at Trimble Park
The American Legion and Legion Auxiliary picnic last Thursday at Trimble Park drew almost one hundred members and families. Credit for the success goes to Legionnaires O. D. Stephens Joe Tucker Douglas Hall and Bob Goodman for their efforts.
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American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Trimble Park
O. D. Stephens
Joe Tucker
Douglas Hall
Bob Goodman
Intermediate Christian Endeavor picnics at Rock Springs
The Intermediate Christian Endeavorers under Mrs. Grant Cowles led weekly summer picnics at Rock Springs. Last week they spent the day at the Springs and returned for a swim and picnic dinner yesterday.
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Rock Springs
Grant Cowles
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement 1931
An old advertising claim urges using Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore bile flow and improve digestion. It describes symptoms of liver stagnation, promotes the product as gentle and effective, and directs readers to look for the red label and avoid substitutes. The ad cites 1931 and C.M.Co.
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Carter
C.m.co
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Ray Eckholdt
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Dale Boxell
George Wheeler
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Carolyn McMurray
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J. Fred Brunner
Mount Dora, Fla
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Harold
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Brent Geo
Fox News
Playground of the Mammals
Big Dame Hunting
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