Community notices and wedding announced in Mount Dora area
The King's Daughters hold a regular meeting on September 24 at 8 pm hosted by Mrs. Lenna Soper Mrs. Marie Thompson and Mrs. Arthur Bertine The Lake County Home Demonstration clubs meet September 27 in Tavares from Mount Dora attendees should contact Mrs. Fiizell Bring a covered dish Wilma Rogers Circle meets September 25 at Mrs Alice Strites in Sorrento ride requests to Wm Lofroos The Maddox family announces the marriage of Shirley Spear to John Alden Murray at First Presbyterian Church Asheville NC officiated by Rev Calvin Dayis The couple will reside in Mount Dora for now
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King’s Daughters
Lenna Soper
Marie Thompson
Arthur Bertine
Ayese
Lake County
Tavares
Mount Dora
Wilma Rogers
Alice Strite
Sorsento
Wm. Lofroos
Mount Dora Social Notes Of Visiting Friends And Residents
Personal updates show Mr. Frank Burkart on a northern business trip while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swift return home on Fifth Avenue. Several residents voyage to Michigan Ohio or other states for visits or summer stays and plan return this weekend.
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Frank Burkart
Mrs
Harry Swift
Fifth Avenue
Edwin Rinear
Sheridan Road
Sylvan Shores
Traverse City
Michigan
Family News From Bridgton and Nearby Towns
Dr and Mrs James A Richards depart Bridgton Maine to visit son and family and new granddaughter in Lewisburg PA then plan southward hoping to reach Mount Dora before the first. Corporal Bob Burkart spent weekend in Gainesville with Clayton Grimstead and Miss Mary Emma Penuel of Tallahassee. R V Parker and spouse returned from a week in New Orleans with a rain soaked Mississippi boat trip and accompanied Lieut and Mrs Cecil Parker to New Orleans on their Texas trip.
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James A. Richards
Bridgton
Maine
Lewisburg
Mount Dora
Bob Burkart
Gainesville
Clayton Grimstead
Mary Emma Penuel
Tallahassee
R. V. Parker
New Orleans
Mississippi
Lieut
Cecil Parker
Texas
Sorrento News Roundup of Resident Travel and Gatherings
Local notes reveal residents returning from visits in Crossville and Nashville Tennessee as well as from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Florida. Families welcome returning service members Virden Knox and Haskel Ferris while others plan to relocate to Sorrento near Miss Hutson and Miss Wilcox families.
Community Notes of Jacksonville Guests and Farewell
A crowded social update from Jacksonville area circles. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitman relocate to Jacksonville leaving many friends behind. Mrs. Sarah Johnson of Sanford visits her son in Jacksonville. Frances Wynman returns home from Paterson New Jersey after visiting grandparents Richard and Mrs. Wynmann. E. C. Godwin departs for the Navy with a Rock Springs farewell and a chicken supper hosted by aunts Laidlaw and Wilcox. Dorothy and Frances celebrate birthday surprises with relatives and friends.
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C. C. Wilcox
Joe
Jane
Dorothy
Frances Hutson
Daytona Beach
Jewel Harnage
Riley Clouse
Robert
Richard Nichols
Marie Clouse
Husbad
John Ferris
Haskel
Lee Blanton
Bessie, Slaughter
Mildred Fisher
Miam
Blanton
Knight
Gladys Rosson
Laidlaw
Lola Kennedy
Gene Roberts
Gene, Jr
P. E. Regisacksonville
Ter
Jae
Tymie Fulford
Bill Whitman
Jacksonville
Sarah Johnson
Sanford
John Godwin
Frances Wynman
Ding
Patteson
Gracie Flemm
Miami
Daude Hutson
Betty
Harry High
Esther Wickersham
Robert Godwin
O. C. Wilcox
Jessie Laidlaw
Frances
E. C
Do and Donts for Eye Health Listed by Lake County Chamber
The Health Committee of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce issued eye care guidelines. They urge proper lighting, regular eye exams for children and adults, consulting specialists for defects, and using protective gear in hazardous work. They warn against rubbing eyes, sharing towels, or self treating eye issues, and provide steps for removing foreign bodies and flushing chemical exposure with clean water.
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The
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Keep War Bonds To Maturity Says Column
Mrs. Belle S. Hamilton in Tell-Tale Teller urges readers to hold United States Savings Bonds to maturity. The Lake County War Finance Committee reports a Federal Reserve denial of rumors that the Treasury would freeze bonds, stressing contractual redemption and security. Keep bonds secure and invest smartly.
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Belle S. Hamilton
First National Bank of
Leesburg
Lake County War Finance Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
United States Savings
Vinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Treasury
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Cleveland
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Brooksville
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St. Cloud
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Virden
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Highland A Ave
Sylvan Shores Hotel
H. A. Stein
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Ninth and Helen
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