Into These Hands the Youth Will Shape the Free World
Mount Dora community reflects on graduates facing a world of conflict with Communism. Bank leaders and civic groups praise students, stress local opportunity, and urge active support for education and welfare, warning apathy aids tyranny.
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Lakeside Inn
George White
First National Bank of
Mount Dora
White
Mount Dora High School
George “Buddy” White
Christian Home and Bible School
Florida Central Academy
Jack Morgan
Faith in pioneers shapes Pan Am’s bold flight to world reach
The piece honors Juan Trippe and Pan American Airways, tracing their ascent from modest flying boats to the world’s largest overseas airline. It credits belief in innovation as the engine of air travel’s growth and asks whether future pioneers will thrive in a continued American enterprise.
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Juan Trippe
West Indies
South America
Europe
Trippe
Pan-American Airways
Pan Am
Sell America bill aims to promote tourism and ease travel
Life magazine notes a $12 billion travel deficit from U S visitors abroad and a Senate bill to create a tourist promotion bureau with $5 million. It seeks to cut red tape and ease immigration hurdles, portraying the measure as a needed revival of welcoming foreign travelers.
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Life Magazine
U.S
Senate
America
Lakes and Hills Installs State Officers at Camellia Circle Meeting
Mrs A M Garrison former Lakes and Hills Garden Club president installed new Camellia Circle officers Tuesday with Mrs Robert Campbell aiding. Installed were Mrs C A Lee president Mrs Harry Wulfing first vice president Mrs William Camp second vice president Mrs George Hicks recording secretary Mrs Fred Saywell corresponding secretary and Mrs Duane Blair treasurer. Meeting at Miss Doral Brigham’s home ended with a garden tour and hosting by Mrs Paul Oberhelman.
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A. M. Garrison
The
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Robert G. Campbell
C. A. Lee
Harry Wulfing
William Camp
George Hicks
Fred Saywell
Duane Blair
Doral Brigham
Paul H. Oberhelman
Soft Drinks Big Business In State
Florida soft drinks industry is worth about 55 million at plant doors, up 60 percent in five years. The Florida State Chamber of Commerce notes 138 plants in 1958 with 52 employing 20 or more workers, 3,377 total jobs, and a payroll of 12.85 million.
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Florida
Comerce
Demonstrators Meet at Mount Dora Community Building
The Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club meets Wednesday at 9 30 am at the Mount Dora Community Building Han dicraft will be the topic and Marion Valentine Lake County agent will lead a lesson titled Let us Take a Trip Mrs Joel Lee will teach two kinds of hats Attendees should bring bag lunches coffee will be served
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Mount Dora
Shift in Manufacturing Costs as Industry Modernizes
The article notes that end-product manufacturing accounts for about 48 percent of current sales, up notably over five years. Wages and salaries now form a smaller share of sales as the industry automates and introduces more mechanization.
Porpoise Ballet at Miami Seaquarium Promises Geodesic Dome Show
A Miami Seaquarium feature reports Wometco stockholders will gather under a geodesic dome on April 10 for the first such meeting, plus a "command performance" by porpoises in a staged show. The interview with the lead porpoise ballerina reveals hopes for higher pay and better tank conditions, while her agent complains about pay and hours. The article describes rehearsals including fire fighting, basketball, hurdles, and high diving as the audience applauds.
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Miami Seaquarium
Wometco
Enterprise
MD Brininadanenainns
Mi MagiTcu
Seaquarium
Col Bronson Stars in Orlando Play at Orange Blossom
Col R Paul Bronson, famed IceHouse Theatre actor, guest stars in Separate Tables at the new Orange Blossom Playhouse on the Orange Blossom Trail Orlando. Marilyn Blake co stars. local actors join a two week run through April 15 with a special matinee April 9 at 2 40 p m. Reservations via Orlando CY 5 2311.
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Col
R. Paul Bronson
Orange Blossom Playhouse
Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando
Col. Bronson
Terrence Rattigan
David Niven
Marilyn Blake
Orlando CY
Rites Held For J. H. Clanahan
J Harry Clanahan 67 of Tavares died Monday in a Eustis hospital after a long illness. He was a native of Golconda Illinois and lived in Tavares 17 months after moving from Lebanon Illinois. He was a retired general insurance agent and former mobile home salesman. He belonged to many organizations including the Presbyterian Church East St. Louis lodges Shriners Rotary Club and Veterans groups. He served in France with the 20th Engineers in World War I. Survived by wife Molly. son Milo of Orlando. brother Walter and sister Elsie, both of Mount Dora. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in Steverson Funeral Chapel with interment at Mount Dora.
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J. Harry Clanahan
Tavares
Eustis
Golconda
Ill
Mr. Clanahan
Lebanon
Florida
Presbyterian Church
Enoth Blue Lodge
East St. Louis
Bahia Shrine Temple
Orlando
Lake County
Walter H
Elsie M
Mount Dora
Steverson
George L. Kress
First Presbyterian Church
Founders Circle Meeting Rescheduled for Monday
The Lakes and Hills Garden Club Founders Circle meeting now takes place Monday at the home of Mrs. E N Deacon. Assisting hosts are Mrs. O M Simpson and Mrs. Edwin Waite.
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Founder's Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club
E. N. Deacon
O. M. Simpson
Edwin Waite
Outdoor Writers Spring Conference Sets Busy Florida Agenda
The Florida Outdoor Writers Association meets at the Lakeside Inn in Mount Dora from Friday to Sunday. Activities include store registration, prize banquet, fishing trips, a City of Dora cruise, golf, a three phase clinic, a Sea Frontiers speaker, a pool skish demonstration, and a Sunday morning final business meeting led by President Edmund McLaurin of St. Petersburg.
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Florida Outdoor Writers Association
Lakeside Inn
H. D. “Margo” Hosford
Mount Dora
Tommy Anderson
Eustis
Wise Boat Works
Dora
Jack Shoemaker
Department of Agriculture
Paul Mains
Florida Times-Union
John Long
Sea Frontiers Magazine
Edmund McLaurin
St. Petersburg
Mount Dora Hospital Births Julie Galloway Born to Sylvan Shores Parents
Water man Memorial Hospital reports the birth of baby girl Julie to Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Galloway of Sylvan Shores. Readings list present in the hospital roster include Lula Ferris Charles Lippert Anna Barth Maude Toftey Earl Van Valkenberg Locke Burnham Earl Klein Iva Nora Carter Elizabeth Harrington Grace Rice.
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Mount Dora
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Lula Ferris
Charles Lippert
Anna Barth
Maude Toftey
Earl van Valkenberg
Locke Burnham
Earl Klein
Iva Nora Carter
Elizabeth Harrington
Grace Rice
Tommy Galloway
Sylvan Shores
Julie
Lake County Bridge Winners Named in Mitchell Movement
Monday results at the Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club list top finishers in the Mitchell movement. In N S, Wesley Elsten and Ernest Butler took first, with Mrs Elsten and Mrs Clifton second, Mrs Murphy and Nimnicht third. In E W, Hill and Henry won, Walker and Johnson were second, Johnson and Bryan third.
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Lake County
Mrs Shaw to Speak at Mount Dora History Meeting
Mrs Sam Edgar Shaw president of the Lake County Historical Society will speak tonight to Mount Dora Historical Society members. The talk starts at 7 45 p m in the social rooms of the Mount Dora Community Building.
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Sam Edgar Shaw
The
Lake County Historical Society
Mount Dora
Stetson Student Kelly Olinger Crowned Azalea Festival Queen
Miss Barbara Kelly Olinger, a Stetson University student, won her sixth beauty title as queen of the 15th Annual Azalea Festival in Palatka. She will compete in the Miss Florida Pageant in Sarasota in June. Old forehead says some folks make their first mistake by thinking everything they do in traffic is RIGHT.
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Barbara
Kelly” Olinger
Stetson University
Palatka
Kelly
Sarasota
Understanding Blood Pressure Measurement And Health Insights
The sphygmomanometer uses a rubber cuff and air bulb to inflate around the arm. A stethoscope hears arterial pulsations to indicate systolic pressure, then diastolic pressure as air is released. Pulse pressure is the difference. Normal values vary by age. blood pressure rises with exercise, excitement, or smoking. Persistent abnormal pressure requires medical evaluation.
If all of us could become what we were at 14
Quotation from Albert Schweitzer on childhood potential and the idea of returning to youthful beginnings to reshape the world. The line reflects a philosophy of growth and introspection.
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Albert Schweitzer
Local Churches Schedule Morning Services and Activities
A listing of area church services with times. Chimes Baptist Church notes multiple services and midweek events. Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, Latter Day Saints, St Edward’s Episcopal, Central Christian, Community Church also provide service times, Bible study, youth groups, and worship schedules.
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ST. Edward’s Episcopal Church
Grandview St
Fifth Ave
John F. Mangrum
Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Lester C. Doerr
Eustis Church Services Listed for Sunday and Wednesday
Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist located at Lemon and Grove offers Sunday services and Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. A Wednesday evening service is scheduled at 8 p.m.
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Church OF Christ
Fifth Ave
Sam Ayers
Cletus Stutzman
General Assembly
Eustis First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon & Grove
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. Worship Service at 11:00 A.M. Dr. G. J. Schillerstrom, Minister.
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Presbyterian Church
G. J. Schillerstrom
Tangerine Community Church Service Notice
Rev. Allan Bowering leads Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. at Tangerine Community Church. The public is invited to attend the regular service.
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Community Church
Allan Bowering
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