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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
8
The Golden Triangle Square and Compass Club meets today at noon at Legion Hall in Eustis. D W Abel Trust Officer First National Bank Eustis will be the guest speaker.
Harry W. Seeley 75 a valuation engineer for Long Island Lighting died Tuesday at Mount Dora. He served in World War I with the Lafayette Escadrille and American Expeditionary Forces. He lived at 1221 Washington Blvd and is survived by his widow Clare Houghton Seeley. Funeral was held March 26 at Rehbaum Chapel with Rev Charles H Hay officiating.
The note presents a Robert Collyer quote about beauty in action and stillness for good, followed by a caution to renew a driver’s license before it expires.
Public notice in Lake County Florida Probate Court requires creditors to present claims against the estate of E G Hardy within six months. Claims must be written with claimant address and sworn. Executor T R Champion, Mount Dora attorney, addresses follow. Also bid notice for riding lawn mower bids due April 7 at Mount Dora City Hall. City reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Mrs Minnie Lee Willis 76 of Zellwood died Thursday March 26 after 16 years in Zellwood from Soperton Georgia. Survived by three sons eight daughters two brothers four sisters a stepmother and 28 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren. Rehbaum Funeral Home sent the body to Soperton for services and interment.
Mrs. Maude S. Kinne, 94, died Monday after moving from Alamo Gordo New Mexico four and a half years ago. She belonged to the Methodist Church and the Daughters of Union Veterans. Survived by a step daughter Mrs. Leonard Roberson Seattle Washington two nephews William A Stevens Jr Alamogordo and Charles A Steven Boulder Junction Wisconsin and sister in law Mrs Ann Stevens Mount Dora. Rehbaum Funeral Home will send the remains to Massillon Ohio for services and interment.
Rex Sweat former Duval County sheriff and now retired announced his candidacy for the Florida Democratic National Committee man slot. He cites his long experience and wide contacts across the state as beneficial to Florida on the National Committee.
A garden guide explains common pests like beetles, aphids, ants, sod web worms, whiteflies and mites. It recommends chemicals such as chlordane, DDT, malathion, lindane and rotenone with caution about safety, dosages, and harvest timing while citing home remedies and oil sprays.
In a note titled Things You Never Regret, Pop stresses acts of kindness to elders, mending anger through apologies, thwarting scandals, guiding a boy to self discovery, and mindful living with God. The piece notes Easter fell on March 29 and will repeat only on certain future dates.
The Miami Seaquarium’s Capt. Bill Gray states manta rays weigh over a ton and give birth to a single live offspring. Each pup weighs about 50 pounds and multiple births do not occur.
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