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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
9
Sorrento residents host and visit neighbors with greetings and illness updates. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Register of Jacksonville and Mrs. Lola Kennedy. Local activities feature a cemetery association meeting and a children's story hour with Mrs. O. E. White awaiting a follow up at Mrs. Fred Pushen’s home.
The August 5 lesson for the Men’s Bible Class examines Acts 14 1 28 noting that heroism linked to pagan myth contrasts with Christian power from God. It recounts Paul and Barnabas being driven from Antioch and continuing to Iconium about eighty miles away to preach.
The narrative recounts Paul and Barnabas facing persecution in Iconium and Lystra, healing a crippled man, and avoiding idol worship. They are stoned and left for dead but survive and continue preaching in Derbe before returning to Antioch to report how God opened the door of faith to the Gentiles. Their three year journey highlights love, faith, courage, and suffering as triumphs under God.
The document outlines detailed plumbing regulations including permits, inspections, fixture standards, waste systems, septic tanks, and sewer connections. It also lists a court chancery notice requiring defendants to appear by September 3 1928 to quiet title on described Lake County lands along with names and heirs.
The paper of general circulation in Lake County Florida is named as the publication for the order. The order will appear weekly for four consecutive weeks before September 3, 1928. The affidavit is dated July 31, 1928, at Tavares, Lake County, Florida. Official seal and clerk signatures follow.
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