Florida Eastern Star leaders dine with Mount Dora guests
Mrs. Ethel C. Turner, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Florida Order of the Eastern Star, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Millard of Mount Dora were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gudgeon on Highland avenue in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel C. Turner
St. Petersburg
Grand Chapter of
Florida
Order of the Eastern Star
J. L. Millard
Mount Dora
C. M. Gudgeon
Highland Avenue
D. A. R. Opening Meeting for Season at Shady Retreat
Ocklawaha Chapter D A R plans its first meeting of the 1936 37 season Thursday October 1 at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs David S Simpson Shady Retreat on Lake Ola Mrs Henry W Land and Mrs W F Bloodgood to be joint hostesses with Mrs This All visiting Daughters are invited A large attendance is expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocklawaha
David S. Simpson
Lake Ola
Henry W. Land
W. F. Bloodgood
This
Local residents return from visits and trips
Personal news notes list several residents traveling or returning from trips to Washington D C Orlando Malone N Y Deeran Ga and other locations. Names include Miss Carolyn Kennedy Mrs Jewell Foster Miss Esther Roberts Mrs J W Massey Mrs E P Ford and Mrs L M Waite with details of their movements and winter plans.
Mount Dora News Briefs Tally Winter Arrivals and Local Programs
Windham Ohio visitors Mrs C L Simpson and Miss Lizzie Barrett prepare for winter in Mount Dora. Edgar Ashley returns from New York. Marie Slack visits from Holly Hill. Dr Strickland mourns two brothers. Local moves include the Hurlburts to Jacksonville and Whitcombs to Orlando. New W P A sewing class to aid Lake county women opens Fridays at Mrs Finzel’s home. Governor’s Public Safety plan seeks School Boy Patrols and Junior Safety Councils in all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Lake County
Frank Finzel
Birthday Greeting to Rev Frederick Overhis er 1856 1936
A poem from Mrs. Wm. W. Cora L. Armstrong bids happy seventy to Rev. Frederick Overhis er on reaching seventy. The verse recalls travel to Mount Dora and warm hospitality received, ending with wishes for future joy and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Overhiser
Flag Day proposal and flag protections urged in Mount Dora notice
Ethelyn P. Zell of the Mount Dora Park Commission presents suggested state legislation to protect the U S flag. Proposals include June 14 Flag Day proclamation, display in public buildings and schools, prohibition on flag advertising and desecration penalties. The note signals continuation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the
United States of America
John Marshall Harlan
U.S
America
Ethelyn P. Zell
Sec
Mount Dora Park
Zellwood Visit Notes and Texas-Point Connections
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheddan of Williamsport Tennessee are visiting friends in Zellwood this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. King returned from Hendersonville North Carolina. Mrs. Richardson of Columbia Tennessee visits her daughter. Mrs. E. S. Marsell and Dorothy Morton, a student in Orlando, spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. John Morton returned from Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sheddan
Williamsport
Tenn
Zellwood
A. R. King
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Richardson
Columbia
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Outing Notes
Mrs W Moore visits her daughter while Mr and Mrs William A Sheddan host a fish fry for guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Osborn and Mr and Mrs W S Jones. Hortense Vincent Marguerite Vincent Charlotte Lin of Apopka join George A Vincent and Marion Sheddan at Daytona Beach. C F Whitney with Lucy A McDonnald Roselle White Annice McGraw and T D McGraw joined a pleasant picnic and motor trip last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moore
William A. Sheddan
Lucy A. McDonnald
Roselle White
Annice McGraw
T. D. McGraw
Tangerine Public School Opens Strong in Fourth Grade Enrollment
Tangerine public schools report an enrollment of fourteen in first through fourth grades and a smooth PTA start. The first regular PTA meeting was held September 21 at 3 45 PM with Mrs. Owen Corner as president and committee chairs named. Virginia Jepson, a student at Central Florida Business College, Gainesville, visited her parents J W. Jepson. Mrs. C H Estey recovers from a minor operation at Dr G A Richardson's hospital Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangerine
Joan Stanley
Has
Owen Corner
Virginia Jepson
Central Florida Business College
Gainesville
J. W. Jepson
C. H. Estey
G. A. Richardson
Mount Dora
New Library Books Added to City Collection
Library announces new acquisitions including Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell donated by a friend along with The Last Puritan by Geo Sanyatana The American Flags by Kathleen Norris The Doctor by Mary Roberts Rinehart A Walk in the City by J B The Need We Have by Hamilton Gibbs Drums Along the Mohawk by Walter D Edmonds The Olive Plain by Ralph Bates Sanfelice by Vincent Sheean and Walk Humbly by Barbara B Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mitchell
Geo. Santayana
Kathleen Norris
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Sone
J. B
Hamilton Gibbs
Walter D. Edmonds
Olive Plain
Ralph Bates
Sanfelice
Vincent Sheean
Barbara B. Stevens
Florida Sugar Industry Targets Motion Picture Chronicle
Movie crews based in Clewiston plan a two or three reel film on Florida sugar production. The narrative covers planting to refining and will include scenes from Moore Haven to Port Myaca, government drainage projects, and aerial shots to unify the story for audiences nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Sugar Bowl
Everglades
Clewiston
Lake Okeechobee
Moore Haven
Port Myacca
Mayor Alsop To Be Speaker At Lake County Chamber Meet
Honorable John T. Alsop Jr the Jacksonville mayor known as The Mayor of Florida will speak at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Inland Beach. The program includes water sports at 3 and a 4 pm address, followed by board elections and a 6 pm supper with Florida chamber leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Alsop, Jr
Jacksonville
Florida
Lake Corey
Chamber of Commerce
Aee
United Tes
Lake County
Ager
Leesburg
Harry P. Johnson
Eee
Shirley Temple Tops Eustis Theatre Bill
Shirley Temple stars in multiple Eustis Theatre offerings with Bargain Day shows on Saturday. The program includes The Cattle Thief and a newspaper serial episode, plus Sunday and Monday bring Shirley Temple in Poor Little Rich Girl with Alice Faye, Michael Whalen and Jack Haley. The week features Bank Night Pepper and The Texas Rangers with proceeds aiding sight conservation, followed by We Went to College and Screeno prizes. A Daytona Beach four year old was killed by a car while chasing a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis Theatre
Ken Maynard
Shirley Temple
Alice Faye
Michael Whalen
Jack Haley
Shirley
The
Eustis
Jane Withers
Irvin S. Cobb
Pepper
Eustis Lions Club
Texas Rangers
Fred McMurray
Jack Oakie
Jean Parker
Frank Morgan
Una Merkle
Walter Abel
Screeno
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A Spark’s
Flash Gordon
SUN
Mon
Carolyn Kennedy
Sylvan Shores
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Jewell Foster
Esther Roberts
Orlando
Business College
J. W. Massey
Malone
N. Y
E. P. Ford
R. E. Lee
Deeran
Georgia
Coleman’s Bakery
Windham
Ohio
C. L. Simpson
Lizzie Barrett
Daytona Beach
Mr. Edgar Ashley
New York
Charles A
New One
Mrs. Barnett
Marie Slack
Holly Hill
Anna Slack
E. E. Strickland
New
G. B. Hurlburt
Tommy
Bolles
St. Johns
O. E. Tate, Jr
Lakeland
Dora Shank
Massachusetts
J. E. Fortner
Alvin Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Simpson Packing Co
Dr. Phillips’ Packing House
Dr. Phillips Station
R. L. Hunter
DeLand
Bay Pines Veterans Hospital
Mrs. Hunter
Irving Short
Park Avenue
West
Texas
California
Pacific Coast States
Burgess Thayer
Winder, Ga
Thayer
Governor’s Committee On Public Safety
Bettye Bouterse Ray
Golden Triangle Dry Cleaners and Laundry, Inc
Villa Dora
Carl S. Graves
Wm. W
Cora L. Armstrong
Our
the Shield
Hoover
NEW Library Books
Moving Pictures
Alsop
Lake C.of C
Roosevelt
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hale
Thos. R. Parker
Rollins College
Winter Park
Orld
Kimball
Donnelly
Westinghouse
Oerl
Mt.Jora Hardware Company
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