Memorial Resolution for Pearl Stephens Mims
In memory of Mrs Pearl Stephens Mims who died April 20 1970 a devoted Milner Rosenwald Academy co worker and friend after seven years of service The school offers sympathy to the bereaved and a tribute of love and esteem noting her loyalty to the institution Mount Dora Florida signed by Mr C O Lott Principal and the School Family of Milner Rosenwald Academy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stephens Mims
Milner Rosenwald Academy
Mount Dora
C.O. Lott
Letter on Mount Dora Serenity and Doric Foods debate
A Mount Dora reader commends a recent editorial while challenging the rush to judge the Doric Foods matter. He questions tax cuts, welfare job claims, the absence of operational support, and the claimed benefits of new development, urging a focus on community quality and sustainable gains.
The Rich Get Richer Critics Say
A Mount Dora reader argues that big money gains tax breaks and remains favored by utilities while average residents face higher costs. He cites the $.75 garbage rate rise as proof and urges acceptance of entrenched inequality.
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Mount Dora
Commuters Voice on Florida Power Rates in Mount Dora
A reader commends Topic for discussing Doric Foods obtaining Florida Power low rate and laments high local utility costs in Mount Dora. The letter criticizes rising taxes and costs, notes shock over electricity bills, and urges careful scrutiny to keep retirement living affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doric Foods
We don't need big business in Mount Dora
Penelope B. Green voices concern about Doric Foods tax breaks and other large enterprises. She recalls moving from Lake Wales, cherishes Mount Dora's quiet charm, and urges preserving the town's character for retiring residents.
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Doric Foods
Mount Dora
Lake Wales
Topic publication details from Mount Dora paper 1916
The TOPIC lists JIM WALDRON as editor and SANDY WALDRON as business manager. It provides the Mount Dora Florida mailing address and office location, a telephone number, and subscription rates. The newspaper was filed as second matter on April 7, 1916, under federal statute.
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P.O. Box
Mount Dora Florida
West Fifth Avenue
Mount Dora
Heart warming meeting connects church women and Lily White Lodge
The Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church in Mount Dora invited the Lily White Lodge women from East Town to an Monday night session. Helen Johnson of the Lake County Community Action Agency spoke on her organization's activities. The article highlights the Lily White Society as a large Florida benevolent group with 650 units in Florida and Georgia, 25,000 members, supporting educational funds and charitable works including churches, a hospital, and a Rest Home. The narrative notes prayers for astronauts and Peace.
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First Baptist Church
Mount Dora
Lily White Lodge
East Town
Helen Johnson
Lake County
America
Lily White Society
Florida
Georgia
Tional
Helen
Thompson
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Mrs. Pearl Mims
Heart of Pearl
Mims Still
Serenity
AL Crone
Was
Doric
J. W. Stevenson
New York
L. E. Torance
Orlando
Jim Waldron
Sandy Waldron
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