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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1953
Page
6
A Seneca quote on happiness and greatness argues that true contentment comes from within and from mastery of oneself. It emphasizes internal sufficiency over external approval, suggesting only self-governing individuals achieve lasting fulfillment and power.
Moorhead, a Mount Dora high school graduate and Coast Guard Academy cadet at New London, mans the blinker lights aboard CGC Rockaway during a Summer cruise to Europe. He is the son of Mrs. Doris Moorhead.
California bound teacher Mrs Mary Ella Austin returns to Mount Dora as an elementary instructor. The Fifth Ave school gains two new staff members Alexandra Birkbeck and William Godtel plus others in music home economics and coaching. Bertha Spear returns. County Superintendent C A Vaughn announced the staff changes.
Chester describes Cuban turmoil involving Batista, Prio, and communist leaders Blas Roca and Juan Marinello. He cites July 26 intrigue, Havana police actions against a flagless banana boat, and Piio backed Caribbean Legion mercenaries. He predicts Batista will curb communism and hints at continued coverage.
Clyde E. Mosteller, Mount Dora resident, will receive a bachelor of science in agriculture at the University of Florida commencement for 489 degree candidates. The ceremony takes place next Monday morning.
Mount Dora church sends Ossie Hawkins, Jerry Dake, George Cox, and Leslie Sanders to Mount Dora’s MYF Camp at Leesburg this week joining youth leaders from the conference in selecting officers.
Col. Paul Bronson, just back from Camp Rucker, recalls Dahlonega in Georgia via the Nugget news pages. The piece recounts local quips about Mayor Bob, a moonshine arrest of city engineer Joe Eaton, and editor Jack Parks noting shifting political forces as residents react to leadership changes.
Pilot Club of Lake County members Sara McCain Dorothy Leinbach and Jean Herblin assisted president Marianna Clark at the Grand View hotel's dining room opening. The event drew guests and featured Shoe String Dorothy at reception and Smart Shop Sara in a helping role.
The article profiles a juvenile court clerk who enforces child support through the court and handles related records. He also practices private law, belongs to Phi Alpha Delta, and leads the legislative committee of the State Probation and Parole Officers association. He gives talks to service clubs to boost public interest in juvenile problems.
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