Mount Dora Thursday Publication Note
Publication detail states Mount Dora Florida hosts a weekly issue published every Thursday by the Mount Dora Publishing Company.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
6
Publication detail states Mount Dora Florida hosts a weekly issue published every Thursday by the Mount Dora Publishing Company.
A stream of aphorisms and light reflections fills this clipping mix from The Topic. It weaves social satire on taxation gender roles aviation safety and aging, mingled with wry numbers and antique authorial quips about life, work, and daily folly.
George B. Howell of the Florida Bankers Association urged bankers to serve the public as it wishes, in a Hollywood convention. The Lake County growth over the past decade matched the pre boom pace, per Lake County Chamber of Commerce data via Commissioner Nathan Mayo. The New York Herald Tribune hailed Florida April weather as ideal for beach season and travel, while cautioning against letting emotions govern money matters.
Florida enjoys mild winters and pleasant summers with growing tourist numbers. More than 100 Miami Beach hotels plan year round operation this season, backed by an extensive state advertising push as beach resorts from Jacksonville to Daytona Beach attract larger crowds.
Barron’s the national financial weekly highlights that nearly 150 large U S firms posted higher last year sales than 1929 and some posted stronger profits in the first quarter of this year. Tobacco companies show notable gains with American Tobacco Company Philip Morris and Axon Fisher Tobacco all trending higher. General Baking also reports profit growth in the first seven weeks versus 1937, underscoring a more robust business outlook.
The Florida orange forecast for 1937 38 rose by 700000 boxes to 22200000 with 50000 allotted to Valencias per April 12 Bureau of Agricultural Economics release. National totals show 69212000 boxes of oranges and 28417000 of grapefruit with production above the 1926 35 ten year averages.
At the mid year Florida State Press Association meeting in Ocala a few hundred informed citizens discuss routine topics such as collections and newspaper make-up while ignoring sweeping political fears. The piece stresses measured judgment and civic calm despite senatorial campaigns and looming national tensions.
Florida leads tung oil growth with forecasts of a 20 million pound crop across the South. C C Con caurion of the Commerce Department notes demand from paints varnishes linoleum and inks will outpace supply. The article highlights Florida Georgia Mississippi Louisiana and Texas as key producing areas and urges investment in tung tree plantings.
Arundel-on-the-Bay Maryland had a population of one, listed as the smallest town in the latest Census. In contrast New York City recorded 6,930,446 residents.
The speaker argues there are two types of men in public life those seeking to serve the people and those pursuing personal or privileged interests. True democracy serves all, prevents special privileges, and applies to labor youth and age alike. Voters should assess how promises will be financed and who funds them rather than blindly trusting extravagant claims.
Florida public assistance nears a half million monthly total in two active categories. April checks for Old Age Assistance and Aid to the Blind total 443 329 dollars with 28 337 Old Age recipients and 965 Aid to the Blind recipients. The average grants are 15 12 and 15 29 respectively. Lake County residents will receive 8 178 dollars. Estimates project 33 000 Old Age cases and 1 500 Aid to the Blind cases.
Forty eight boys were enrolled for CCC camps in Leesburg on Thursday April 14. Applicants were drawn from Welfare Board districts Eleven and Twelve and selected after an investigation of need and potentialities. Eleven boys were rejected Thursday due to physical deficiencies.
Word comes of the April 5 death of Dr. Herman Arthur Goff in Hamilton Illinois. Formerly of Eustis, he is survived by his wife Kittie and three daughters Edna Cutay Mary Hamilton and Florence Goff. Also surviving are three brothers and one sister. Other local items note residents’ visits moves and events including candle lighting by the Christian Endeavor Society and travel to Jacksonville and Washington for relatives and a D A R conference.
J. W. Hunter of Tavares, State's Attorney for Lake County, appointed by Governor Cone to replace J. E. Williams as solicitor of the Hillsborough County Criminal Court and prosecute gamblers. The order sets Hunter to serve as needed with trial dates fixed by the presiding judge. Williams disqualified after moving before Judge John R. Himes. indictments returned against Williams and other Hillsborough and Tampa officers for failure to arrest and prosecute gamblers.
The United States birth rate for 1936 was 16.7 per 1000 population, only slightly above the all time low of 1933, per Census Bureau reports.
The church announces a sermon by Rev J H Elder at 10 45 a m and evening services at 7 30 p m led by the pastor Kenn Ketcham D D M E Church announces regular services including a 6 45 p m session and a 7 30 p m evening service.
Corner Tenth and Tremain invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 with classes for all ages Morning Worship at 11 00 led by Rev J C Pinson Evening service at 7 30 B Y P U at 6 30 Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 Strangers welcome and those without a church home
Andrew Melrose Brodie D D Pastor Florence ooman Hanscom manist Bible School conducts morning services at 10 o clock with a sermon at 11 o clock titled Finding Your Place in God s Plan.
In St Thomas Episcopal Church Eustis Florida 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Holy Communion Sermon by the rector D T Johnson Rector.
The speaker notes satisfaction with current circumstances despite considering an international outlook and current hair cut prices. They express contentment with age and a humorous take on aging. The line emphasizes perspective over youth in facing world affairs and costs.
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