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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
4
The text lists Paul H. Reese Mabel Norris Reese and Eugene L. Downs with subscription prices in advance for a publisher editor plant superintendent at 2.90 and 1.25 respectively. It appears as a names and price display from a newspaper page.
A fragment references an undelivered mail note from O W Sadler Jr in Mount Dora. It quotes a letter urging civic principles and asserts such ideas helped make the country great. The piece reflects wartime era rhetoric about national values.
Mount Dora City Council rejected reviving a municipal pool at Lakeside citing property damage concerns from past years and lease impossibility. The decision ends efforts for a summer swimming facility, prompting calls for action from Councilman Bardwell and residents to choose a plan for youth recreation.
A weekly coastal county journal chronicles a string of fine days with bright sun, cool breezes, and starry nights. It notes tomatoes ripening, a possible fishing trip, and a dramatic sunset described in Maxfield Parrish terms as calm yet brilliant.
A reader argues that groups opposing Truman’s Civil Rights stance promote bias against many minorities and urge applying equal rights to all groups. The writer contrasts historical persecution with modern demands for tolerance, urging consistent principle and U.S. leadership in dignity for all people. W. SADLER, JR.
Mrs. Etta MacDonald led the King's Daughters in a reading on poetry styles titled Fashions in Poetry. Pearl Overhiser, state corresponding secretary, will report on the Miami state convention with State President Wilhelmina Bertine. The circle voted to provide groceries for two destitute families, and many children’s garments were made for distribution by the clothing committee.
The congregation will hear the young Associate Minister of First Methodist, Orlando, during the Service of Worship with Lectors Robert Turner and Ross Dutton leading. The Chancel choir will provide music. The local M Y F hosts Lake County M Y F Sub District on Monday at 7 30 pm with Adrianne Norton in charge and Rev Dr Robert R Reed as speaker. Wilma Rogers Circle meets Tuesday at 8 pm at Mrs H L Trenham with Mrs Ernest Mosteller co host. Chancel choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
The shuffleboard club pledges ongoing summer activities despite members moving away. President John W. Bakey names committees for summer action, equipment, membership, publicity, and announces departing members from multiple states with best wishes for safe journeys.
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