Mount Dora Beats Dorans In Ridgeview Conference Clash
Mount Dora defeated Dorans 4 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game. Dooley homered and drove in two, Mahaffey added two runs, while Mount Dora tallied runs in the fourth and sixth to seal the win.
08 Aug 1946
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
1
Mount Dora defeated Dorans 4 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game. Dooley homered and drove in two, Mahaffey added two runs, while Mount Dora tallied runs in the fourth and sixth to seal the win.
The Citrus Growers Institute will be held September 2 to 6, 1946 at Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest Lake County. Speakers include Porter Taylor of the American Farm Bureau Federation and staff from the U S Subtropical Fruit Field Laboratory Orlando and the Citrus Experiment Station Lake. The program covers legislation price outlook and production topics while highlighting recreational features for families.
Mount Dora aims to boost its lawn bowling showing at the Hartford tournament on August 12 and 13 with players like Eardley Wilmot and Frank Bridgman expected in the field. Wilmot and Marsh defeated Bryant and Downes 24 to 17 in a West Hartford doubles tune-up as clubs from Boston praised Mount Dora entrants amid a season of mixed results.
A playful column notes little town happenings in Mount Dora. It mentions an office cat editing a Cat Topic and reveals the medical term hypervitaminosis for vitamin D. Readers are teased about parking issues and August vacancy, with light gossip and local observations throughout.
An artist drawing by C. Van Dyke outlines a future L shaped dining facility for the Christian Home and Dora. The first wing with a 95 by 28 foot footprint includes a 42 by 28 foot kitchen area. Each wing seats about 160, total 320 when both wings are built, with a junior section for children and house parents to dine together. A rounded corner houses a stair to a second floor, fountain room and open air sun deck for social hours and refreshments.
The Lions welcomed guests Cecil Bowie Wet son Kock Turrentine Mr Wagner Jas Reede Gowme and Jacksonville. Walter Patton Scoutmaster of local troop No 19 spoke on Scouting six life stages and the value of good guidance. President Bardwell thanked him and pledged Lions support for the boys.
The University of Florida participated in the Navy Department acclimatization test named Operation Everest. The trial concluded last week at the Medical Air Training Division located at the Pensacola Naval Air Base.
New Green Lantern proprietor Cookie Ricks says the restaurant will stay open each day all week. Patrons can rely on no daily question about hours.
Mount Dora Post No. 35 schedules the September meeting on the second Monday with a fish fry for the ladies at Canary Peak on September 9. A school dance is set for Friday September 6 with Billy coal’ and a girl singer. Initiation of new members will occur at the first September meeting. The post forms a General Veterans Council with its executive committee. Bobby Turner will visit Tallahassee in late August to study Florida government.
The Chamber of Commerce will operate a small scale employment bureau to match employers with open jobs and aid veterans and job seekers. Employers with openings should contact the Chamber, while job seekers should apply in person at the Fifth Avenue office.
Nixon Butt Jr. of Orlando, president of Blue Key, announced tentative plans for one of the university's largest homecoming celebrations. The weekend program is scheduled for Friday and Saturday October 18 and 19.
Kiwanis celebrated Army Air Forces Day with Major Webster of the AAF presenting an overview from inception to current expansion. Frederick Sleight, a new member, spoke on archaeology with slides of Pueblo and cliff dwellings and Southwest tribes.
Last Friday at the Venetian Gardens pool in Leesburg the Lake County Red Cross chapter trained 12 instructors led by Harry Kenning of the national staff. The group includes W. J. Barker, Captain Andrew Clark, Captain Raleigh Emory, Mrs. Marie Bolles, Dr. F. P. Hatfield, Miss Frances Bosanquet, Sydney Geiger Jr, Miss Jean Hungerford, Mrs. Vera McDonnell, Mrs. Octavia Potter, Mr. Victor Larsen, and Mrs. Betti Stokes. They will join other local instructors to offer swimming and life saving classes on request.
Hon Millard Caldwell, governor of Florida, agrees to serve as honorary chairman of the Lake County Fair Florida Sportsmens Exposition to be staged at Eustis fair grounds in spring 1947. He accepted after President L. L. Polk invited him and pledged best wishes for the event. An advisory committee of state and national leaders will help develop plans for the expo.
Frederick W Sleight son of Mr Gnereslus bela apuoliel con sultant marcheo in Rollins College and Arizona graduate, majoring in archaeology. He recently completed U S Navy duty and spoke at Mount Dora Kiwanis Club about Southwest excavations and archaeology progress.
The Baptist church lists a Bible school morning session from 9 45 to 11 00 and evening services at 6 45 and 8 00 with a special youth program at 6 45. A newly purchased bus has been renovated into a pastorium at 525 Tremain Street where the pastor and family now reside. Delphia Norman serves as choir director and pianist in Mrs. Hanscom’s absence. A new attic ventilating fan improves summer comfort.
The Service of Morning Worship will be conducted at 11 o clock at the First Methodist Church by Reverend Vernon Sanderson. Music will be provided by pianist Mrs Daniel H Bishop and soloist Mrs E H Van Voorhis. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m with Mrs Frank Burkart in charge. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m with Doris Harding as president and Mrs Milton Mills as counsellor.
Registration books are open in the office of Ralph Battle supervisor of registration in the Court House Tavares Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays each week during August and in September through October 12 when registrations end. Books will then be in each voting precinct in the county for the general election in November.
Troop 19 of Mount Dora sent fifteen Scouts to Leesburg for the bi monthly Lake County District Court of Honor. Christ Jacobsen earned six merit badges and the Star rank Raoul Barker earned five merit badges and Paul Hopkins achieved the second class rank.
The Town of Mount Dora recently purchased a brand new maroon Ford deluxe sedan for the police department. Officials say the upgrade will provide more efficient and up-to-date service to residents.
L Pellicer of St Augustine announces William F Jacobs of Tallahassee as executive secretary. Jacobs, former assistant state forester, has 14 years with the Florida Forest and Park Service and is noted for resources education. Official staff and executive board members from multiple cities are listed.
Commerce plans a listing service to aid winter visitors in finding accommodations. Local residents listing rooms should contact the Chamber of Commerce with name address telephone type of room and rates. The Chamber will cooperate with realtors tourist homes and hotels to provide timely accurate service.
Recent arrivals at Grand View Hotel include Mr. 8. R. Valliere and J. L. Beau champ from Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kimball of Miami, Mr. and Mrs. H A Hart of Miami, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Pasco of Urbana Illinois and Miami, Harry Ennever of Morristown New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones of Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mrs F A Randall of Harrington Park New Jersey. Also visiting are Miss Margaret Henne of Cleveland Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Norris of Fort Lauderdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Korker of Miami. Miss Mary Manning of Pleseland Ohio arrives for an extended stay and Mrs. B J Wilson of Chicago Illinois is looking at property.
"Cookie" Ricks buys Green Lantern on Highland avenue at the corner of First from Lewis Carroll. Ricks, a Mount Dora restaurateur and local baseball figure, plans chicken dinners and steak suppers with seafood when available. The restaurant will stay open seven days a week.
The Lake Sorree Chamber of Commerce board gains three new directors: B. B. Osgood mayor of Montverde, Warren Story of Bay Lake, and D. A. McClellan president of the Leesburg Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Osgood and President McClellan attended the directors meeting at Alexander Springs in July.
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