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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
11
Mrs. Alma Nerren wife of the late G B Nerren leaves New York for a three week evangelistic drive in Glasgow Scotland She joins 29 Church of Christ members for personal outreach and planned sight seeing ahead of a August 23 return date.
Leesburg attorney P. B. Howell Jr. announces his candidacy to fill the vacancy from Judge Carroll W. Fussell in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Gov. John W. Booth, Leesburg, has qualified on the Republican ticket and will call a special primary election.
The magnolia gifted by Steve Vaughn died last week after being uprooted from an oak stump during transplanting. Despite careful work and weeks of attempts to save it outside the mayor's office, the tree could not be saved and a new magnolia has been planted nearby.
Mount Dora TOPIC reports a blue news stand and coin box were borrowed from in front of the TOPIC office Saturday night. Staff note coins were removed the prior Friday, leaving little money inside. The paper asks for the return or a check for 3.26 to cover the rack and box.
Private Donnie J. Boykin of Robie Avenue has completed recruit training at Fort Benning and will attend a 26 week course at the Aircraft Armament School Aberdeen Proving Grounds after a two week leave. Sergeant Terry K. Ingraham, son of Kenneth and Mrs Ingraham, recently earned the Commander's Trophy at Fort McClellan and received the Army Commendation Medal for service with Eighth U.S. Army Korea.
A column mixes satire and curiosities from Berkley California and beyond. Notes mock hippie culture on a lively street, mention of Oliver Farnes owning a French Consulate building, plus quick glimpses at rail salvage economics, mustard history, and a 1947 instant potato product.
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