Social The Kings Daughters Meet For October Hostess Plan
The Kings Daughters met last Monday at the Community Building with Mrs. Katherine Locke Mrs. Harold Overhiser and Mrs. Gordon. Cowboy hostesses. Several needy cases were discussed and a nominating committee appointed. Punch and cookies were served. No October hostesses yet, needs volunteers to entertain.
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King’s Daughters
Community Uilding
Katherine Lok
Harold Overhiser
Rs. Gordon
Robert Fenton
Marriage of Sara Ferris to Army Air Forces Captain Fowler
Mrs Stephen Walden Ferris of 146 Lexington Ave Buffalo announces the marriage of daughter Sara to Walter Gorham Fowler Captain U S Army Air Forces son of Mr and Mrs Frank G Fowler of Mount Kisco New York. The wedding was held at Westminster Church Buffalo New York on September 9. Mrs Fowler was connected with the Bedford Rippowam School Bedford.
Captain Fowler Rejoins Air Forces in wartime service
Ford, New York, recently left a position at Bell Aircraft and moved to Apalachicola Florida with Captain and Mrs Fowler. Fowler began service in August 1941 with the Royal Canadian Air Force and was later transferred to the United States Army Air Forces in May. He now serves as Director of the Army Air Forces Flexible Gases?ury Camp at Apalachicola.
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Ford
N. Y
Bell Aircraft
A Falls
Fowler
Royal Canadian Air Force
Uni States
Army Air Forces
Flexible Ganenery
Apalachicola
Florida
Benwell Grantham Wedding at Mount Dora
Willie Kate Grantham of Mount Dora wed Edward F. Benwell in a small ceremony in a living room decorated with flowers. Attendants included Mrs. Ted Lane as matron of honor and Mr. Ted Lane as best man. The couple planned to live in Jacksonville after their honeymoon.
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Benwell
Lane
Grantham
Jacksonville
Residents Return Visits and Seasonal Travel Highlights
Local residents report returns from trips to Mount Dora Sarasota St. Petersburg Tampa and Connecticut. Names include Mrs Josephine LaBreck Mrs A R Raymond Miss Marion Van Voorhis and families from Sylvan Shores Coral Beach and Miami with plans to winter in Mount Dora and open shops in Massachusetts North Donnelly area and Sylvan Shores homecomings noted alongside military Ensign Schmittauer’s Pacific assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. A. Schmittauer
San Diego
California
Books Added to the Library Since September 11th
The Womrath Shelf lists new arrivals including There Was An Old Woman Ellery Queen Dark Darragh Edith Mapother and other titles. The Mount Dora Public Library Committee notes gifts and acquisitions such as The Fireside Books of Dog Stories and National Geographic Magazine 1942 Bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womrath
Ellery Queen
Dark Darragh
Edith Mapother
Kathleen Wake
Tom Gill
Moscow
Ivy Lituinoff
Jim
Honore Willsie Morrow
Jacqueline
Golden River
H. M. Egbert
Edison Marshall
New York City
Leslie Charteris
J. P. Marquand
Jack Goodman
National Geographic Magazine
Mount Dora Public
Florida Fights Child Labor Migration Hurting Schools
State Superintendent Colin English and Florida Industrial Commission chair Boyce Williams announce a state drive to curb illegal child labor. They cite a drop in school enrollment from an expected 402000 to 390000 as workers move to wartime jobs, noting employers must hold certificates for each minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Colin English
Boyce A. Williams
Florida Industrial Commission
Soldiers present entertainment by Battery B in Mount Dora
A Variety Hour produced by Battery B will be at the Community Building in Mount Dora on Saturday evening October 2 at 8 o'clock. Admission is free for local citizens. The program is directed by S Sgt John Hovis of Youngstown Ohio. A large audience is expected. more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
Mount Dora
Sgt. John Hovis
Youngstown
Ohio
Florida Officials Tighten Rules on Minor Labor During War
Williams notes six Workmen's Compensation Division inspectors have trained to enforce the child labor law across Florida. The Industrial Commission will vigorously administer the law while allowing work when safe, and Superintendent English urges parents to keep children in school, citing about 12 000 Florida students who have dropped out since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Workmen’s Compensation Division
Industrial Commission
English
Florida
Subscription due dates urged for prompt billing
The notice asks subscribers to check the paper label for the expiration date and remit promptly when due. It explains staff shortages mean bills will be sent only when subscriptions expire and thanks readers for watching dates to avoid statements.
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Deanna Durbin
W Joseph Cotten
BOND
Jean Parker
Tad
Frankenstein
The
eTaria
TG Lugosi
Georges Benes
Tyrone Powe
Anne Baxter
Dana Andrews
Eustis
America
King's ‘Daughters
Josephine LaBreck
Gainesville
A. R. Raymond
St. Petersburg
Marion E. van Voorhis
Ruth Dunn
Tampa
Mrs. George Church
Connecticut
Sylvan Shores
Mrs. Chase Baldwin
New Jersey
New York
James Drawdy
Jimmie
L. J. Crawdy
Libby
Ben Pickren
Jeff Caruthers
Howard Lauramore
Roy Robinson
George Coffin
NY Sixth Street
Miami
South West
Nineteenth St
Stanton S. Child
Miss Hall
Brooklyn
Mary Dopkeen
Whitman
Massachusetts
Sally
Clyde E. Wallace
Blanche Marie
Richmond
Virginia
Mrs. A. A Tanner
Rising Sun
Maryland
Sharon Farm
H. C. Dorne
Donnelly Avenue
Orlando Red Cross
Orlando
Albert Peterson
Tyrone Power
Miss Baxter
Angelo
Shorty) Martino
Miss Geraldine Richardson
Don Wilson
John Archer
Hale’s
Monarch Finer Foods
Armour’s Tomato Juice
Armour
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Sally Dress Shop
Mt.Dora
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